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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

o. LIFE lNsURANCR AS A DuTY.-Llie
Insurance, considered as duty, is we be-
lieve, denied bv none but whilst it s felt
10 be so. i, is deferred by some unit! 100
late to Insure, as in The case Of Ill health
or by a single attack OF sickness, YOU may
be forever debarrcd the privilege OF per-
forming duty 10 your family, 1t you
have one. or to Your creditors, and should
YOU be single and owe any debts at The
time of your death, or even before, by re-
cciving tho amount of your Policy curing
life, and thereby being enabled to settle
! with those you owe, while living 20 so
and prove your honesty Of purpose and
confidence will be placed in you as ian
homes, man the mobiles, work OF God.
Among all the efforts OF men 10 protect
the family circle from want, mono can be
found "a ore simple in It's character, noble
in its features, or certain IN lis results,
than Life Insurance. Ii is the prop
which the dying husband leaves 10 sup
port the wife of his bosom. II Is the un-
seen hand o! the Providenl Father. reach
ing forth from the grave and Sill noursh-
ing his offspring and keeping together the
family group. BY il the grateful son pro-
tects his aged parents, even when he has
preceded them to the grave, and through
il the honest debtor satisfies his coniidlng
creditor. lie, each and all who can make
this provision for the future, nOc, as the
following instance in our mids, will chow
the importance Of doing.
SuErmERDsrowE, West Va, July q, l86e.
Mr.. W. Il. Lownsbury, General Agent IEtna
Life Insurance Company, No. &, North Calvert
Street, Baltimore, Md take pleasure IN ac-
knowledging the prepayment of Policy by the
Etna Life Insurance Company, through you
this day, of Five Thousand Dollars upon the
life of NY late husband John z. Hoffman, who
had been insured less than one year, and
gratefully testify that the matter has been treR'
ted with great Kindness and promptness on your
part, and the claim paid voluntarily BY the Co.
at my own house long before it was due
3SirncU TERESA HOFFMAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

&-SALE OF FARM Mr.. Samuel Lick
lider has disposed Of his farm, on the Po-
tomoc. Two miles east Of this place, con.
tanning 1873 acres, well improved. to
Mcssrs. Capt. Henderson and Mr.. Rock
entaugh. for the sum of $50 per acre.
This is considered the cheapest farm sold
in this County for long ,imo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
Communicate OMef.

sbepherd.iown, Aug. 24n. 1868.
To al whom II may concern. ! will
,,oeeed 10 carry 90 ihei above decree at
nv Office. at the Court House. on The
3Olh day Of September. 1863, al which
time and plsce slI parties therein concern
Cd. are rsqoired 10 attend. Given under
my hand on the day and year fret store
.siJ. JAS. d. FAYNAN,
CommpissIoner.
Aug. 90, 1868 prs fee SO. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

o. The Camp Meeting ri Soull =
woods Spring opened on Thursday with
favorable auspices, Quite a large number
al tents have been pitched and arrange.
ments have been pqde for the accommo-
daiipn of large number Of visitors. Sew
rral able ministers are expected there on
Sunday. The meeting nc doubt will be
largely attended.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
COM MISSIONER
NOTICE.
April Term 1868.

Joseph Nichols, &c.
vs..
Joseph Nichols.
This cause coming this day to be heard
upon the papers formerly read IN this
cause, and II being argued by counsel.
whercupon it Is adJudged, ordered and
decrced that tins cause be referred 10 n
Master Commissioner Of this Court TO de
lcrminc, lst. the pEiorIIles OF liens on tho
real estate of VIM. Mcpherson, and how
much of each has been paid; 2nd. 10 set
tie the account OF Joseph Nichols as Ad-
mini.trstur of VIM. Mcpherson, in order
to ascertain whether there ~ not an
amount Of of. sufficient 10 pay tho
debt -aid TO be due from the estate OF
VIM. Mcpherson, 10 the estate OF Dam
icl Mcpherson, arising from the sales oi
land heretofore made Ord, 10 rcrlo tho
account of Joseph Nichols, AdminIslra.
tor, &c, Of WIN. McPherson. IS to eclllo
tho account Of WIN. {. Wouhingion. ~
Adminislraor OF VIM. Mcpherson and
Of Daniel Mcpherson, and ms trustee Of
said Wn. Mcpherson, and 10 settle tho
account Of Joseph Nichols Administrator
of Suvan Mcpherson, and il is ordered
tina, me said Commissioner report TO
future term Of the Court rs above indica.
ted, and any other matters by himself
deemed pertinent or required by any Of
the parties, and notice Of the time and
place Of executing this order published for
four weeks in some convenient newspa-
per, shall be equivalent 10 personal ser
vice on the par,rs, or any Of them.
A true copy-Test",
VA. CHAPLiNE, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

" Cooley, Lady's Book io' Sep.
icmbeT has come TO hand snj Is. II poss-
BILE, Gar superior 10 oil II. predecessors ~
fashion plates embellishments and literary
matter. Cooley promised his readers 10
spare neither pains nor expense in The ef-
fort 10 make his the standard periodical OF
the day, and right well has he redeemed
the pledge, as thousands Of his patrons
will readily testify. Price $500 PER an
mum. Address l.. A. Cooley. corner
Chesnu' and SIKH Street, Philadelphia,
Pa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
FLOUR.-Howard Street Super 0 90
as9 so; do. family ~ 5CsSl3 80.
WHEAT.-Choice white - s5 and
prime at So 75-prime red at s. 65 and
choice at 81 70.
CORN.-Primc white al 81 25-yel-
low at 81 %.
GOLH-Golj il quoted both in New
York and Baltimore nj AS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

g. The following is said TO be an eX
relien, remedy for Worm in the head Of
shecr, by gentleman of this county:
llaIf teaspoon foil powdered rosin, one
fourth do. ssllpelre, one fourth do. sui
phnr. and a small piece Of alum. mix in
a bottle corn meal. give twice day. aud
tablespoon full of sweet oil every other
day. The sheep should be fed with
corn mea! or bran three times day by
means Of a spoon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
ComDlissionerS office.

Commissioner office.
Shppherdsrown, Aug. oath, 1863
TO all whom il may concern. wall
proceed 10 carry ou, the above decree at
my Office at the Court House, on the 2SIh
day Of September, 1868. at which iimo
and place ali parties therein concerned aro
required to attend. Given under my
hand on tho day and year first aforesaid.
JAS. ID. FAY MAN,
Commissioner.
Aug. %, 1903. pre- Zee $40. lw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
August %, 1865.

UOLUBLE Pacific Guano for sale by
y Snyder, link 4 OsbOurn.
Aug % DufielGs Depot.
I FULL stock Of Carriage and Wagon
X Rims, Spokcs, Hubs, Axles' Tire
Bolts, &c, for sale by
Hanson g. Duke.
AUG % CharlesIown.
COFFEE and Spice Mills, Plated Forks
Il and Ivory Handle Knives, for sale by
RGnSOn y Duke.
aug % Charlesiown.
3lUANO'S and PhosPha'es. Of the most
81 approved kinds, for sale by
Hanson d. Duke.
aug 90 ChsIcsiown.
GALVANIZED Wire for Clothes Lines
u for sale by Hanson g. Duke.
aug % Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
n O T | c E
+ A II NJ f X S d.

WE now have on hand and for sale the ct NJ
w SPRING DRILL, Willoughbys Patent,
manufactured by Crowel s Dawson, Green
castle, Pa. We would state that alter SIX
wears experience BY using and two years IN sell
ling, in which time We sold seventy, h'e' giving
perfect satisfaction throughout. We peiie'S
most perfect Grain and Compost Drill in use
We could give hundreds of certificates IN favor
of this unequalled Drill, but think It unneces-
sary, as the great number Of these Drills which
are in use IN this county. is a. evidence that
they are the Drill Persons wishing TO exam
inc them can call on US or Messrs. hIlleary,
Wilson Johnson, Summit Point, or Messrs.
Starry x Lock Charlestown Depot, where they
are on exhibition. These Drills are warranted
TO give satisfaction or no sale.
SNYDER, LINK & OSBOURN,
DufieldS Depot.
August %, lS6S. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

&5r The following extract and oath,
from the Registration Act, have been fur
nished Us for publication -
Each registrar shall be furnished, by
the board of his county, with copy of
the preceding register of his township or
ward, and shall sit on the first Monday in
April and September OF each year, for the
purpose of amending and correcting such
register, and shall give notice OF The time
and place Of sitting, al leas, five days pre-
vious thereto, by posting notices at FIVE
Of tho most public places in his township
o, ward aud the registrar may require
any aPplican, for registration 10 answer,
upon oath, any questions which may be
asked him touching his legal righ, to vote;
and if the registrar doubts the loyalty OF
any such applicant, he shall no, register
him until he has sworn TO and subscribed
the following affidavit;
L, A. b., DO solemnly swear Tor affirm
THAI, since the first day OF June. 1861, |
have no, voluntarily borne arms in rebel
lion seains, the United States, nor accept
Cd or exercised, or attempted to exercise.
any office or appointment whatever, un-
der any authority or pretended authority.
in rebellion agoins, the United States; nor
ccunsclcd OF advised any person TO go IN
to or aid rebellion against the United
States, or in any other way whatever a'd
ed or assisted in such rebellion; and that |
take this oath freely. without any meH's!
reservation or purpose OF evasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

&z;, A BUSINESS MAN.-R. W. Caulk,
of the l;rm Of NJ. J. Leese q Co., proPri'
c,ors of the Novelty Foundry and Ma.
chine Works, ., Parkersburg, W. Va,
says the HagersiOwn Free Press paid us
business call a few days ago. Mr..
Caulk, through perseverance and person
al energy. has established for the enter
prisiug firm very clever trade in this and
the adjoining counties Of our State, and al
so in Pennsylvania. The Steam Engines
built by this firm, as applied to the
threshing Of wheat, &c, is beginning to
a,,rac, considerable attention among farm
ers, AMI we predic, that ere very long
they will be in general use, proving prov
ing as they do, stca. economy to the
farmer and decided relief to horse flesh,
MIR. Caulk personally superintends the
putting up an arranging the Engine, &C.,
preparatory to the work Of shEeshing' and
in all cases guarantees entire satisfaction
to parties making 4 purchase. Mr.. =. Is
master OF his busincss---a Whole-souIed,
generous, upright, clever, joVial follow
knows how 10 make friends and how 10
entertain End retain ihem.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

I o. Coa>ER STONE LAYING The
Conner Stone Of the VI. +. Church, South,
81 ihis place, will be laid with appropri-
ate ceremonies, by the |, 0. o. F., on
Thursday the !7.h of September. Prom.
men, ministers Of the Church will be
treseni and speak on the occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

o. Hon. Montgomery Blair, Of Mary
land, will address the citizens OF HarPer's
Ferry, in behalf Of Seymour and Blair,
on Saturday nexi, the 5ih Of September.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

g.. SALE VI SroRE iloUsE.-We learn
.hat Mr.. q. L. McQuilkin has sold his
Store House and Dwelling. at Scrabble,
Berkeley County, 10 Mr.. David Myers,
Tor the sum OF 900.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

g.. The i'u,ldiag Association will meet
tn. slierpuun ri o clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
POLITICAL.

Hall.
Bp, when he told them the truth Of the matter,
Oh nv YOU never heard such chatter
They all declared with one voice
That G. w. M.spcIhorn's would be their choice.
The next one they saw was dashing boy,
Who was so pleasant and full Of joy
That the ladies' far looked up with ,corn
And said that oil ought 10 keep goods ike Mis-
pelhorn.
lie has Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and what IS
more,
lie ha, everything kept in good Clothing
Store
lie has Shirts, Drawers, Goats. Pants and
Vest
IIardkcrchiefs, Gloves, Ties, Collars and tie
rest.
lie has Cloths, Cassimeres, Co.ions and Tweed
And every thing else you can mention or need,
With his Checks, DulIIngs, Linens and L'nsey,
You can be waited upon by young George Nc
GlIncy.
And Il be j, absent; we suppose ~ iIl notmat'cr
A Mispeinarn is there VINO Is foil Of ms eHafteT
So now 80 would say 10 our friends, ore md all,
As you are passing along. Jlst give Us call.
Angus, y Il
HINCLAIR'S Hay, Straw and Fodder
y Cutters. for sale by
Ran5Ou q Dixie,
sus % ChshestOwH.
4 NTl-tTrezng Clalern Pumps, for
X sale by RGAson 3. Duke.
aug 20 Cha'!esiown.
NEW JEWELRY.-Masonic and Odd
II Fellow Pins. Gold Sta g. &c. just
received and for sale low, al the
Aug. % Drug Store.
DELL Metal. Brass and Porcelain Pre-
Is serving Kettles. very cheap. al the
uardws-e Store. i. Shgfsr.
4 SUPERIOR lot Of Traces At very low
4 prices. Z ShGfer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

YouNo AMERICA FOR September IS here
as usual, not gone Pic uicking. although
it s referred TO by the Pic nickers as a
source for their amusemonis. II you have
MOI seen it. you had better get copy, ID
cents. or 81 so per year. w. JENNINGS
DENoRrsr. 473 Broadway, n. y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

Why DO the Southern people love
General Butler Because, "where our
treasure is, there is our heart also.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
ELK BRANCH
AND
KNOXVILLE

VIIE undersigned has just returned from Bal
L tmorc, and has thoroughly rePlenished his
stock of merchandise at ELK BRANCH
AND KNOXVILLE in all IFS departments,
and invites the public to call and examine, feel
ing assured that he can furnish almost any ar
ticle usually called FOR in a country store, and
al prices which will give satisfaction. Country
produce, and marketing, solicited in exchange
for merchandise. Win buy WHEAT ard
CORN for Cash. Thankful Tor the liberal pat
ness, desire to please, and selling goods at
short profits, 10 receive a continuance Of YOUR
fayours. Respectfully,
J. :. MELVIN.
August %, 1868. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

o. The Democrats end Conservatives
Of this county held Mass Meeting at
Flowing Spring Mills, on Saturday last,
and the crowd in attendance was estima.
ted at, three thousand. Logan Osbourn,
Eq., vas chosen President, and the
injecting was addressed by Col. BE, jamin
Wilson. Elecior a, Large Hon. J. N.
CamdeG, candidate for Governor; Col.
Okev Johnson, District E!eclor, and bv
Hon. A. r. Boieicr and Major L W
AniieWs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

O. 4 young man from the country
wen, into Mr.. Billings Drug Store Of this
place. the other day, and seeing several
persons freely pauonIzing the soda ioun-
tain. a, length stepped up and called for a
drink of "lhai are" for himself After
Swallowing The foamirg con'sn's Of the
glass and laying his stamps with q salts,
fed ar upon The counter. mister"
laid he, what do you call that stuff that
bite, so p On being told i, was soda
water. Nv Ill" said he, II s'posed it
was sweeiened wind"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

&C. AN ADMIRABLE CANPAiGS DcCu-
MENT.-The best way 10 succeed in the
Presidential election Is 10 circulate maya
zines and newspapers which expose and
explain the rascoIity OF the Mongrels.
Amongs, these publications, none Is au-
perior 10 the Oh Guard, the September
number OF which is now ready. The
Guard, as a campaign document, is
worth one ton of the trash circulated un-
der tia, name, which, by misleading and
bewi!je.ing the people. really docs meal
culabie mischief, Educate the masses
properly, and we " i'll reap glorious har.
yes, in November. Single copies, 25c A;
50 per year. Van Evrie. Horton Il Co.,
publishers, No 1872 Nassau street \. !.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
ShepherastOwn, West Va:

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90. 1858.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-08

WONDERFUL FEAT OF A Doa.-A few nights
ago, Mr. Williams, who resides west of Spring
field, let neighbor, Mr.. Petit, have the use of
his dog to assist and protect him from the chicken
thieves. On the same night burglar entered the
stable of Mr.. Williams and stole therefrom ayoung
bay mare, and was riding along the road past Pet
it'shouse, when the dog commenced barking, and,
breaking his chain, bounded over the fence and
dashed after the horseman at full speed. The
chase continued for four miles, when the horse
man stumbled and fell The dog rushed up, and
Immediately attacked, it is supposed, the daring
thief who fred two shots at the animal, but missed
him, as no marks were found upon him. Wheth-
er the dog closed in upon the thief or whether the
thief took to his heels across the country has not
been definitely ascertained but the dog caught hold
of the bride lines in his mouth, and led the horse
back three miles, where he was met by Mr.. Petit
and his man, who were reused by the furious
sounds, and we're following in the direction whith-
er they went. Mr.. Petit Immediately recognized
the horse and dog and at once surmised what had
happened The whole four-the two men, dog
and horse-returned to Mr.. Williams, whom they
found fast asleep, altogether ignorant Of what had
taken ace.-NashviNe Banner.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-08

How PLEASANT IT Is TO BE AN EDToR.-The
following composition by boy is in accordance
with the public idea of an editor life: H'
sThe editor is one Of the happiest animals in the
known world. He can go to the circus, afternoon
and evening, without paying q cent; also to in
quests and hanginga He has free tickets to pic
MICS and strawberry festivals, gets wedding cakes
sent him, and sometimes gess licking, but not Of
ten, for he can take things blk in the next issue,
the which he generally dees Inever knew only
one editor to get licked. His paper busted that
day, aud be couldn't take nothing back. ..-
While other folks have to go to bed early, the
editor can sit up late every night, and see all thats
going on The boys think 1t Is abig thing to hang
on till ten O'Clock. When am s,manI mean to
be an editor, so 7 can stay out nights Then that
Will be bully. The editor, don't have to saw wood
or do any choppipg, except With his scissors Rail
roads get up excursions fbr him, Knowing if they
didn't he'd make lem ait up and git In politics
he dOntcare muchMho he goe for, if they are on
his ada. wR they amt be goes for 'em anyway;
50 Il smcdnts TO nearly the same thing. There is
grsat many people trying to be editors who can't,
and some Of. them have been in the profession for
years. They can't see it though. I'll was asked
If 7 had rather have an education or be circus
rider, 1 would say, let me go and be an editor
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-08

HORRIBLE HISTORY OF A GLUTToN Grenadier
Tarare, who died recently at Florence, Italy, was
one of the greatest gluttons of modern times He
devoured, in the course of twenty-four hours,
whole quarter of a beef; breakfast prepared tor
ten or twelve persons he would dispatch in few
minutes. He ate limestones, corks, and nearly ev-
erything that fell into his hands. A favorite food
of his was snakes which he relished better than
the fattest eels. He devoured the largest snakes
he got hold of alive, without leaving anything Of
them. When he wasonce employed as assistant in q
hospital, be seized large tomcat, and was already
occupied in tearing it alive when Dr. Lorenzi chief
surgeon of the army was sent for. Tarare held the
cat by the neck and tail and tore its belly with his
teeth, sucking the blood and soon leaving nothing
of it except the bones; whereupon he knawed, like
beast Of prey, at the skin, to the horror of the
hospital assistants, who witnessed the repulsiye
scene. These assistants said they had seen him
drink with the utmost avidty the blood Of patients
that had been bled, and others caught him In eat
ing pieces out of the corpses at the charne house
When it finally appeared that this canniba had de.
voured the whole corpse of child, he WAS dismiss
ed from the hospital, where be filed everybody
with unspeakable horror. He died tweny-siz
years old, Of putrid diarrhea, resulting from
lmortifcaton Of his bowels r.. d.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-08

sustained by the negroes2 I think not-their ex-
odus is at. hand, They know that the people hold
them responsible, with the carpetbagger in the
Legislature, for all their wrongs and expressions,
endured or to be endured in the future. The prom
inent scamps in this bogus Legislature, black and
white, are all from the North! None Of them
have property here or are taxpayers, and yet they
are overwhelming the property holders with taxa
toni -. .E,,. .-r B. F. PERRY.
i GREENyILLE, s. c., Sept. Is, 1868.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-08
@tiai4al goetrg.
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
THE DOINGS OF DEATH.

BY MRS. NJ w. sTRATToN.
How still, The soft. sweet evening air '
Seems 10th to move a leaflet there .
Or stir the Golden rinp.lets now "i~ '...
which cluster round the snowy brow.
The mock-bird fits from spray TO spray
And softly MARBLES forth his Law, g..
Sees he that sad group bending DER
, That couch witnin tne V1ne-w.easneo u''f'
KNOWS ne Iaat one ine . ssoiy e'A0
anu hnisneu ORC US "eu oee
sun ne nis song once lhore ~ .u ~ noai
Breathe not farewellr The coming night
Is yelled from Baby's failing sight.
w., -; :, -, tho oo,dau hair
d., W., ,,.T w,-,,,e vo,,, rnns;s there
Itmatters not now-for . LIES dream ID done,
The world is forsaken, but heaven Is won. - -:
The Baby's asleep and an angel hand ,,.."
Has borne her away to the happy land
Anu agony "ase.e" ste 80 nsstt -. .;,y.:.-
TUT ren1ei - ''0' - e.-A ;. ,,.....;i e.
How sad! The morning sun shines clear,
But not one ray must enter here,
Inc ~oiu ""oe' ~ Ear, | -. ,.,,,,,d -. =.
s ls 49,. o 49, 49, 49,. ,,b;oh ,ponld NOT hear
M. r.. .,Hss 80, t3o ,,oerY YE
.s.ss~,-| - -o,,la h-ow
On that poor couch Is trembling now'
God madea gem and hid 1t here
In that dark home MID want ana care, ..,s
No friendly hand-no cheering WORD - ..J@a
The Poet ever clasped, or neara,
But, bark! he speaks-reYealst the strne----s T.
The struggles of q wasted nle' .A,''i' .',
T, n. ,,or, of life felt It, -, ,aa r..f I.,.'
,Twas a burning thirst for fame,