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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-08-18
Special Notices,
11STRAY-seO Reward !-strayed, o,

ISSTRAY--$2O Reward ,!-Strayed, on
1sIL the 4th of July last from my farm u miles
West of, Staunton,stwo Milk Cows of the follow
! ing description 81 Ill t-4 IttslLI -.LL.
One of them was a red COW with little white
on the end of her tail. --..lE 5...-s..
The other was a white spotted cow, with one
horn crooked downtoward the side of her head.
No other marks recollected A reward of $40
taken out of the county, or for any information
''' aul8M3t ~ JOHN E. RILEY. !.
Norwood Female School, Charlottes-
~ vile, Va, Rev. D. G. T. DAVIS, Princi-
pal: The next session begins Sept 22d, 1868
The advantages Of the Institute are here com
bined with those Of the Family School Refer
ence, by permission to the Faculty Of the. Uni
yersty of Va For circular, with terms, &c.,
apply to the principal. ...r . ~.
aul6-6w ... '.. ,.- . :..-,...l .
DLANTERS' CHOTCE-SMOKING To-
Il -BACCO.-This Tobacco is pure and mild,
being made of the finest and brightest Louisa
where Also an inferior lot of Smoking .robac-
co, in any quantity, all cheap for cash. " .s
H. KERR & BRO. .....,
- . old Burwell Building, Staunton, Va.
aul1-tf a---l-
n OTICE.-The subscriber has so far recov-
~ cred his health as to able to continue the
repair of Watches, ,Jewelry and Spectacles. -
Grateful for the patronage already received he
hopes to merit a continuance of the same.
E.. .ss+rs.5--.s. SELAH HOLBROOk,
aug18-3t New Hope, Va.
4 CCOUNTS READY, and we NEED the
IA money, and will still take greenbacks at
par for accounts notwithstanding gold is advan-
au11 PIPER, DRAKE 81 co.
CHENGLES.-1OO,G COO White Pine Shingles
- for sale, in lots to suit purchasers.
aug11-tf ..... -. NJ. Y. PARTLOW
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BAKER BROTHERS.
PAOUGEss!We lee,

EDZ0UGEES! FE.OgGE8S!-We keen on
I hand, made by w. J. Keller, Livingston
Ploughs, Nos. /, 3, 4, 3 and g. two-hor.e hill
side pillow, and single and double shovel do. the
latter with coulter attachment. Farmers will
do We'll to call and examine before buying else
where Constantly on hand, Il large assortment
Of Hammered and Rolled Iron
june9- BAKER BROS.
GUGARS! SUGAgsS!!-5 Hhds. Porti
~ Rico Sugars, with Il large Stock Of White
Sugars, constantly en- hand-which We offer ut a
very small advance cost. Housekeepprs will
lind 1t to their advantage to give us a call
June 30 tt BAKER & BROS
4 PAINTERS and Others will find a variety
4 OF Paints and Oils, such as White and Red
Lead, IN Oil Umbers Chrome Yellow. Chrome
Green, NermllliOn, &c, &c, cheap at
June 30 tt BAKER 81 BROS.
q ALE! SALT! !-Farmers and Country Mer-
~ chants will find large Stock of Salt, ut mod
crate prices, at BAKER Il BROS.
June 30 tt
EHruiG 5&rBy Fruit Jors!!-4 Gallon and
l. Gallon Jars, OF various patents-very
cheap by BAKER Il BROS.
trocks! Crooks For sale, cheap, by
y BAKER s. BROS
Gtoneware SGoueware!!-At
~ BAKER & BROS.
KATGDA s'ANTED-Washed preferred
w at highest market prices by
mayl2 BAKER BROS.
ANANNs:ED;;1nFlour, Corn, Rye, Wheat,
may12 BAKER BROS.
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YEyO CONTRACTORS undersigned
Z are authorized &c let INC CONT actfor making
the TROIT4NG COURSE and other roads at
the x ligusta County Fair Grounds.
. The plans are in the hands Of Capt Jed Hotch-
kiss aptd we are ANXIOUS to Get to work Without
deh,si - ',lH0. b. BALDWIN,
& ". 4. BURKE,
e. w. BAYLY, = sr+
n,,nA-et Committed
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Schools 0ne5 Colleges.

Schools 0ltd Colleges.
ETEAEEF4AN k'sGszA14E INSTITUTE
w STAUNTON, VA,
REV. WM. y HARRIS, PRESIDENT,
MATHEMATICS AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
PROF WM. C. TRUEHEART VIM. AND M
RY COLLEGE,
PHYSICAL 1'EN.',.z ~ IHNaVAuEs
PRaF. Z. e. Tif.RRY, Schools OF FRANCE,
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
PRoF JOHN II. IIENI TIT GR. U. S. NJ. A.,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
PROF TALBOT B. COLEMAN,
PAINTING AND DRAWING.
DE-. q en- EN- Il. HARRIS,
PHYSIOLOGY AM HYGIENE
MISS SALLtE G. MYERS, GOVERN Ess
HISTORY AND LITERATURE.
Mrs. A.. HUGHES, ASSISTANT GovERNEss,
PREPARATORY ENGLISH BRANCHES.
Miss JENNIE DARE APPERSON,
DEVELOPMENT AND CULTIVATION OF TIE VOICE
.- Miss GERTRUDE +. SHELL,
aiUslC AND EN&LISI. BRANCHES.
MRS. ELIZA J. BROOKE,
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
:. MRS. Y. &. HARRIS,
MATR0N OF THE FAMILY
MRS. JANE VI. GORDON,
-.... DOMESTIC SUPERINTENDENT.
DR.. CLEMENT'R HARRIS,
MEDICAL Sr-"FpTES0Es
-. 49,, -
The ileAQ sasstuQ negll,S gao 13st of Sept, 1868
SYSTEM of Teaching like that pursued in the
University Of Va. Great attention is paid to
Health, Qomtort, Refinement, sc. Good fare and
good rooms with fires in each Thi; is one Of
the most t1ourishing schools in the South, and is
attended by pupils from nearly all sections Of
Virginia and various Southern States,
4t.AfHEA
gDr thc e2stife Scholastic Year:
Board and Tuition in the Collegiate Course
IS. With Ancient Languages, ............. .....S2lo
-,iuslc, "
French one Modern Language, .........O
FOR DAY PUPILS:
Primary Branches S35
II t2.,4 ttt..T 20
OOllcSldt w
Payable in currcncy-haif IN advance.
Refer to Professors Smith, Holmes, and Peters,
Virginia University Mrs. mo. I ilcyQ, hish-
ops Pierce, Nar.yt Ldast:t, tsev Drs. Duncan
and Munsey.
For Catalogues, address
REV, WIN 4. HARRIS, Staunton, Va.
Aug II st
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u OTECE Te9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II z
~ persons are hereby forbidden TO trespass on
my lands by hunting, fishing or otherwise, as l
will enforce the law strictly against them.
MARGARET a. era WORD,
augl-4t by II. P. Dickinson, agent.
HAHss OLUTz0N .-The Co-partnership
4 y heretofore existing between a. J. Friou and
\. S. CraN ford, was dissolved on the 18th day of
Co-E'eeGssessslFp-- business formerly
conducted by Friou y Crawford will hereafter
be carried on under the style and firm of Friou
s. Moon. We will keep constantly on hand d
fresh supply of Confectoneres Fruits, Oysters,
Cheese, Crackers, Sardines, Tobacco, Segars, &c,
which we will sell cheap for cash. Qug Candies
are made by the best manufacturers in the coun-
try and are warranted fee from poisonous adul-
teTatons. Va respectfully invite call from the
public al our store on New street, opposite Va.
Hotel. a. J. FRIOU,
july 21-lm ED. R. MOON.
4 Ell PERSONS; having claims against the
a estate OF Robt. Guy, deceased, viii report
them without delay to the undersigned for adj
justment. h NJ. GUY,
G. 7. COCHRAN,
july7-tf administrators.
z AissoGuGion o. CopaptmersgsIp. -The
= concern of Hoge & Mason was dissolEod by
who are indebted to the concern will please come
forward and settle at once. 2. b HOGE;
july Il IL z. MASON.
Richmond, June u, 1868.
A FL. CREDITORS OF TEE BANK
n Of the Valley in Virginia arc, hereby mott
fed to file their claims with the undersigned Re
ceiver; or with j. S. Carson, Master, at Win
chester; or John Echols Master at Staunton;
and prove the same, according to law, before the
first day Of October, 1868.
And notice Is further given, by order Of the
Circuit Court ofthe United States, for the Dis
trict of Virginia, in Equity, in the cause of the
Merchants National Band, ct aL, vs.. the Bank of
the Valley in Virginia. Ct ai, that the said Court
will, on the first day of November, A. D., 1868,
direct the whole fund thon in the hands of the
Receiver, in money, to be fully and finally diyid-
ed among such creditors as shall file and prove
their claims as aforesaid, before the first day of
October 1863 and that all who fail to do So shall
be allowed to participate only in the remaining
assets which may thereafter be collected and dis
tributed II. q. FAINT
ie30-law3m Receiver.
| NOTICE: -Ny accounts, are now ready, up
me are requested to make prompt payment. !
MUST have money, and Ernst that this call viii
be sufficient Il. c. LOGAN.
Fisher5viiie, May 2Gth, 16G9-tf
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A CoNUNDRUM ANSWERED. -Hunnicutt is
getting facetiops since arrangements have been
made by the ''lespectables' to buy his type
and press, and let him go. He is evidently in
good humor at the thought of the guinea
jingle and declares that the troubles in his
wigwam are not so great as might be supposed.
He says that the work Of reconstruction will
how so on in Virginia, and makes an answer to
the conundrum SO often asked as to the time at
which the proposed Constitution will be sub
mitted to the people, which makes it as clear as
mud. Hear him 'Tha Constitution framed
by the Convention vii! be voted on when the
election takes place, let that be when it may. :
Richmond Dispatch.
The North Carolina Democratic State Con
vention organized at Raleigh on the 18th. Over
seventy counties were represented, and several
hundred delegates were present. Great har-
noay and enthusiasm prevailed. In the even-
;ng a loren light procession took place. "
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Bargains in
Dress Goods
Bargains in
Notions and Trimmings
Bargains in
Cassimeres
Bargains in
Kentucky Jeans.
Bargains in
Black Broad Cloths & Doeskins
Bargains in
Brown and Bleachcd Cottons
Bargains in
Brown and Bleached Sheetings
Bargains in
Ladies and Misses Shoes
Bargains in
Mems and Boys Shoes
Bargains in
Wool Fur and Straw Hats
Bargains in
Gloves, Hosiery and everything
else that you can call for, that have
In my Housekeeping and White Goods De-
partment [ am still enabled to offer to purcha-
sers full line Of
Jaconets,
Cambrics
Check Cambrics,
....-.. ..... Nainsooks,
Muslin Curtains,
Lace Curtains,
81, Ia and 1914 Marseilles Counterpanes,
l-24 and 1914 Colored Counterpanes
Linen Diaper,
Cotton Diaoer for Table Cloths
Irish Linens of the best brands,
Linen Crash,
Towels, Damask fox Table Cloths,
Balmoral Skirts,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
My line Of Ladies and Misses Shoes is COM
plete, comprising all the various styles, quail
ties and prices.
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ENruiG JarBy Fruit Jars! III Gallon and
L. Gallon Jars, OF various patents-yerv
cheap, by BAKER d RROS
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GAIT! AT!!-Farmersa and Country Mer-
~ chants will find large Stock of Salt. ut mod
crate prices, at BAKER Il BROS
June 10 If
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TzELLs' Celebrated Fertilizers

"a RIA " BONE PHOSPHATE,
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
PURE BONE DUST,
For sale by P. B. HOGE & BRO.
These celebrated Fertilizers have given gqner-
al satisfaction to all who hav?, used them.
We refer to Nm. E. Cochran Simpson F.
Taylor, Jchn Christian, J. ". Crawford, David
SpGcli, and James r. Grove, who have used
them, aug4-tf
EsERUVAAN GEANO.-Ihave made such
L arrangements as enable me to furnish to
consumers the Genuine Peruvian G2.Gna direct
ly from the Peruvian GoYegn1lent Agent, at the
lowest marl.et Iri4e. Orders solicited;
80" = GEO E. PRICE.
- ELEABLE BONE FERTILIZERS.
Baugh's Celebrated Commercial Bone Manures
Baltimore Agency 81 s 105 Smiths Wharf
Prices IN Baltimore:
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate $50 ton (200O0s)
. Chicago Bone Fertilizer, 48 g s.
Blood Manure 48 g g
Maryland Powder of Bone, As {" g
Calumet Mills Bone Dust, 40 - g
These valuable Fertilizers can be had at regu-
lar market rates, freight added, from dealers at
all accessible points Throughout the country.
These ARTICLES are offered to the agricultural
community with entire confidence as being both
prompt and permanent il their effect.
They will bring the crops forward at once. and
being made from 2176 bone their effects will last
for years.
They are used in every part of the country
with entire success and the sales of each are con-
stantly increasing.
Send for samples and circulars ,2og sale by
GEO9GI DUGDALE,
l. Manufacturers Agent,
/ Nos. ~ and 105 Smiths Wharf, Baltimore
! For sale by GEO. E.,PRICE, Staunton.
VIM WIrHRow, Jr., Waynesboro.
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Richmond, June i, 1868.
1 e. s.EeEFaaTNRS OF EEgE EsANR

NJ <DgECE.-My accounts are now ready up
~ to the first Of May, and ALL indebted TO
me are requested to make prompt payment. /
MUST have money, and :ruat that this call will
be sufficient. r. c. LOGAN.
Fishersviiie, May 10Th, 1SG9-tf
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EAissolugion OF COpaFtllersls5Eo.-T
Z y concern of Hoge & Mason was dissoIvod by
mutual consent, taking effect July lst. 1868. All
who are indebted to the concern will please come
forward and settle at once. ?. b. HOGE.
july Il II 2. MASON.
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. -UGUSTA COUNTY COURT.

GHE Nt.LES.-IUU,UVU " lite Fine Shingles
y for SALE in lots to suit purchasers.
; nnpll-tf MI. Y. PARIIOW.
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AHssOEUTsON.-The Co-partne

4 Ell 8'4ASs0Ns having claims against the
- estate OF Kobt. Guy, deceased, viii report
them without delay to the undersigned for adj
justment. X. NJ. GUY,
G. T. COCHRAN,
iuiyT-tf administrators.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-08-18

rocks! Crooks For sale cheap. by
y BAKER & BROS
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TEVO FARMERS ANse PLANTERS.

THE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPLY,
the oldest and largest concern Of the kind in the
United States, possessing extraordinary facilities
for the manufacture Z Fcrlizer2, 9G&.r2tIy'y er-
clssieezy the nigLt-4oiI, otial Zones aud dead an
finals of New FORK, brooklyn and jersey cities,
as Also the great Communpaw abhatoirs offer
for SALE in lots to suit customers, 5000 tons of
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S12.OOO Wv. AZ COST
BARGAINS,

CHEAT BAKGAlNS,
h Iiytend making an entire change in my bust
ness in September next and have rented the
building, now being fitted up for me, opposite
the Marble Yard. therefore offer my large and
select stock Of -, e.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-08-18

der, Wine and Milk, without Sealing, for
Winter use Call and set q hottie of Spears
Preserving Solution from Dr. Eiohelberger's
Drug Store Every family should have a bottle
iuly2I .- ... =.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-08-18

VI Evidences OF more permanent cures Il
from any other water on the continent, can
furnished
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-01-18

ed during the whole periods during which the
Stay Law was, by its own terms, declared from
time to time to be Of force, as to all contracts
to which that law was intended to apply
Simpkins, Administer, VS.. Buzzard.)
Z. Emancipation was accomplished only by
the conquest and capture of the territory of
the Southern States, making effective the pre-.
viously formed and proclaimed purpose in this
behalf, of the chief Of tho conquering army.
Until such conquest and capture took place,
slavery continued, notwithstanding the Proc
lamation Of President Lincoln, just as it had
existed before, and it ceased to exis. in tho
different parts Of this State US those parts sue.
cessiycly fell into the hands Of the conqueror
to bo held by him, until the State acouicsccd
in the terms imposed upon her. pickett VS..
Pickett.)
8. The Act of the General Assembly in.
cooperating tho Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Company, and authorizing the construc-
ton of railroad from point on the Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad, near Columbia,
to Hamburg and Augusta, does not impair the
obligation of any contract made by the State
with the South Carolina Railroad Company
in any provision Of tho charter of the latter
Company. The South Carolina Railroad
Company has no exclusive right for any peri.
cd to connect Columbia and Hamburg by
Railroad. Its chartered franchises are not
violated by the Columbia aud Augusta Rail
road crossing its track at Columbia or else.
where in its proper course. or running side by
side with that track from Graniteville to Ham
burg. (South Carolina Railroad Company Va.
Columbia and augusta Railroad)
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-01-18

commencement has been made, but our dis
tross is so general and our energies seem TO bo
50 benumbed, in consequence of the embar.
easements of our labor system, aud the inse-
curity of our institutions, that it would DO un-
just not to bide patiently for more favorable
developments in the course Of time. Yet,
whoever among us has patriotism, should OK
ercisc it now, with his friends and neiyhbors,
fer the general good.
Tho General Assembly, at the last session,
added the appropriation Of $4,000 to the Ex-
ccutvc Contingent Fund, for the expenses Of
the Bureau Of Immigration. OF this amount,
Executive drafts have bccn made Of 81 ,OO7. 22,
to cover the following payments, viz:
For salary of the agent in Scandina-
via, for the year, to April, 1868, S1,50OO0
For salary of the agent in Germany,
for the year to May, 1868, 10000
For salary Of Commissioner for 8
months, up to November Is, 'G7, l,125. 90
Contingencies, printing aud advcr-
tising in Germany, 10000
Contingencies, printing aud advcrti-
sing in Scandinavia, 10000
For advertising in this. State and in
the North, aud sundry other ex-
pensos. 4GS.5
For postage, box rent and dstribu-
ting expenses, 51.29
For books, stationery and fuel, 80 60
For stereotype map, printing 5000
pamphlets in English, and 10000
maps of State &c, 7S2.O0
For printing supplement No. l, 1928
Balance Commissioners contingent, 424.5O
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~ "A r I Il II Y,
From the Columbia phnnix I

-.t European Immigration.
The following interesting communication
from Gen. Wagener, Commissioners of Immi-
grafton, to Gov. Orr, will be read with inter.
est
S. BuREAU or rIMMIGnATIoN,
Charleston, January l, 1868.
a. Ills; ;E.rceltcmy James Il. Orr, Goveraor
Of .SoutL Carolina. ags..
Sia Conformably to the Act of the Gen
cral Assembly, of 1866, and in obedience to
the request Of your Excollency, respectful.
iy submit the following brief report of the
operations Of this Bureau:
On the 18th Of February last, had the
honor to receive tho appointment Of Connis.
sioner. Isforthwth advertised in all the pa.
psrs ofsthe State for 70 sistratioa of lands for
sale, aud for noice Of sush labor as should be
wanted. At the same time prepared a
pamphlet for distribution in tho Countries of
Europe and Of orr Northern States and cit.
iss, containing a sketch Of the history. and
resources of South Carolina, with other Mat,
tors Of aseful information, aud such rcaistries
1f:lands and iabora AZ had been made, to,which
Sasts appended map of the State, OF this
5000 copies have been printed ins SD ,glsh,
5000 copies in German, 1900 in Danish aud
1900 ia .sweaish.p
In April, your Exceliency appointed Mr..
Farler the asent for Scandinavia, and ia May,
Capt Mcchers for Germany and NJ j. Ryan
fSr Ireland. Myssrs Rerler and Melchcrs,
after liAyi,y given bonds for tho faithful dis.
charge Of their duties, sailed for their feds Of
operation ia May; but Maj. Ryan, having
since removed to Texaa, has resigned his Of
fec, and no successor to him has, az yet, been
appointed. In June, found it necessary to
pubiish q circular to the citizens Of the State,
urging their cooperation with the Efforts Of
this Bareau. 1'gIa August, / had obtained so
many additional rsgistries that deemed it
proper to publish another pamphlet, Supple.
snent No. i, awhich, at the sa,no time, on.
deavored 70 reply to some animadversions Of
the European press. This has also been pub.
lished la English, German and the scanIna
vian languages Ihavo, on several occasions,
been strongly, advised to- publish u transla.
tion Of the pamphlets 10 French, but not be.
Ing n,yself a sufficient master Of that Ian.
gtiage TO perform this task, ! would ask the
eopourrenceof your Excellency and your psr-
mission to employ o translator at gseasons.
bic charge. There is no doubt that our, AUG.
cess dcpends very much on a liberal distribu.
ton Of useful Information of our State and
1ser resources, and ~ gaining, in this manner,
the attention Of the euigrant.. 1 have en-.
eoantered very bitter opposition in my en-
deavors, both at home and abroad, but T. have
also found numerous friends andlwellwisbera,
even in tho Northand in EUROPE, aud thoir
advice has uniformly boon to print in ovory
Language and scatter our pamphlets broadcast
{ everywhere. @
Das:sss che .hssss, sysssss, I hare delivered several
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POErrRY.
The Stranger on the Hill.
M I. nuclIANAN nsKp.

,Dotwecn broad fields Of wheat and corn,
Iii tie lovely home where was bor,,
The penci tees lean against the WALL
Andtlie woodbinc wanders over all
There Is tho shaded doorway still.
but tho strangers foot has crossed the sill.
There Is tho bsrn--and still as Of yore
+ can !sRali tho hay from the open door,
And SEQ the busy swallows throng, M
And hear tho pcewees mournful song;
but tho stranger comes -ah ! painfui proof
His slieaves are pilci to the heated roof.
Thore Is the orchard-,he very trees,
Where my childhood know long hours Of ease,.
And watched the slaowy moments run,
/ Till my life had imbbcd moro shade than sun
That swing from the bouyh nov sweeps the air
But the strangers children aro swinging there
There bubbles the shady spring below,
With its bdlrush brook where tho hazes grow |;
Twas there found the calmus root, u
. Aunl watched tho minnows puise and shoot,
And saw the robin. lave his wing
But the strangers bucket is at the spring
on! yc who daily GROSS the sill,
Step lightly, for | love it still, -ea
And when y,u crowd tho old barn caves, >
,Tl,en think what countless harvest slteaves
Have passed within the scented door
TO gladien eyes that are no more.
Deal kindly with those orchard trees;
And when your children crowd your knees,
Their sweetest fruit shall they irnpnrt,
IAs il old memories stirred their henrts: .I
TO youthful sports still leave their swing, *
Anl Ia swcct reverence hold the spring.