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Baltimore and Hagerstown.

TWO PASSENGER TRAINS
Are run between Baltimore and Ha-
gerstown over the
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Through the Finest Part of Maryland,
giving to the Traveller Quick Transit and
the Enjoyment of Beautiful Scenery.
CALVERT STATION,
Corner Of Franklin and Caloert Streets.
BALTIMORE CITY.
OPEN TO HAGERSTOWN.
Trains leave Baltimore for Owinge'
Mills, Glen Morris, Reisterstown, Finks.
burg, Westminster, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, Middlcburg, Double Pipe Greek,
Rocky Ridge, Mechanicstown, Blue Ridge
or Monterey Summit and Waynesboro'
Smithsburg, Chewsville and HagerstOwn
at $50 A. ~, and $3.50 P. NJ, daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
The $50 A. N. Train connects with
Stages for Hampstead and Manch. ster at
Glen Morris Static n; for Taneytown at
Middleburg Station, and for Emmitsl urg
at Mechanicstown.
Also Train leaves at $50 P. Mfor Union
Bridge and intermediate points
Passengers for Chambersburg and other
points ON the Cumberland Valley Railroad
will find this route by the $50 A. NJ. train
shorter and cheaper than any other.
Trains will leave Hagerstown for Balti-
more at 5:25 A. NJ. and los P. NJ; Smiths
burg $3.50 A. NJ. and 2:22 NJ; Blue Ridge
at 6:l2 A. NJ. and 2:44 P. NJ; Mechanics
town at $3.50 A. NJ. and $40 P. NJ; Union
Bridge at SEQ and 720 A. NJ. and 3:52 p.
NJ; New Windsor 5:37 and 1857 A. N. and
4:06 P. NJ; Westminster at 6:03 and sos
A. NJ. and 1925 P. ~; Glen Morris OF 6:5l
and S:54 A. NJ. and SCI p. NJ, Owings
Mills at 7:l0 and Oil A. NJ. and $50 P. n.
arriving in Baltimore at $40 and 1915 A
NJ. and $50 p. NJ
Communication and season tickets at re-
duCed rates. Can be procured at the
Transportation Office, 81 North Calvert
Street, Baltimore.
w. H. JORDAN,
Freight and Passenger Agent.
JOHN T. RlGNEY, Gen Supt.
iune 15-u
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FoR SALE.

As the subscriber intends shortly to leave
for the West he will sell on moderate terms
for cash, house and lot of ground, situat-
ed on the brow of the mountain. The lot
contains between three and four acres more
or less, and adjoins the land Of the widow
Nathaniel Eyler and VIM. Miller There
are good fruit trees on it in bearing condi'
ton. 1t is nice little home for garden
farm. For terms apply to
junel5-4w JACOB STlTELi.
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On the Both ultimo. near Bethel church,
in this county, LEWIS p. ENGLAll, of
Carroll county, to Eiss LAURA V. DEV.
ILBISS, of this county.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. A. X.
Krrmcr, JOHN W. WRIGHT, of Am
hcrst county, Va, to Miss KATE A. ERB
| of this county.
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It is stated in the public journals
that the small po1 has broken out at
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, and
many Of the students are leaving for
home. There are several other cases
in the town.
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Executors Notice.

Executors NOt1Ce.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
IN subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Frederick county. Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of
ANDREW EYSTER,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceas-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
on or before the 26th day Of November, 1879;
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Those in
debted win please make prompt payment,
as it is desirable that the estate should he
settled up at the earliest period practicable.
GEORGE Z. 7 EYsTER,
Nay Nv Executor.
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NO. 2330 Equity.

NO. $3.50 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick
County, sitting IN Equity.
The Petition of Anna Rouzer and others
MAY TERN, 1872.
ORDERED this 9Th day of June, 1872,
" that on the 29th day of June, 1872,
the Court will proceed to act upon the
Auditors 10th Report this day filed in the
above case, unless cause to the contrary be
shown before said day; provided copy Of
published in Frederick county, for two
successive weeks prior to said day.
CHARLES MANTZ,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Frederick County.
True copy.
Test CHARLES MANTZ,
june8-4w Clerk-
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Marriages.

TT Marriage Notices and Deaths arc
inserted FREE where they do not exceed 5
lines; over 5 lines, they will be charged 8
cents per line in advance.
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Draths.

At Cr.agcrstown. on the 18th instant,
Mr., LEVI FEEZER. formerly i resident
Of this place, aged - years months and
% days
In Westminster, on the 18th instant, Mrs.
SANlLLA { GERNAND, wife Of Will
liam II. Grrnanl, aged 30 years months
aul31 DAYS.
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K EEp (ooL'

FANS, THERMOMETERS, &c.
A fine assortment of silk, linen, palm,
and other fans; thermometers, IS, IS, 81.
1925, and $3.50: Microscopes and hand
Magnifying Glasses; Spcctacles, knives,
scissors, tweezers, fine vaces, spy glasses,
&c; oil cheaper than ever, at
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy,
may25tf Frederick, Nd.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

SPECIAL ATTENTION
is called to the advertisement Of
CHAS. II. 0. FOX, in another column
headed "NdrcA the 3lst, 1872"
No one in this community has ever been
more successful than he, in introducing q
new trade, which almost entirely used to &C
to the larger cities. Having we'll establish
ed himself by giving general satisfaction in
the mechanical as well Us in the mercantile
branch of his business, he now offers to tn,
public rare chance to buy Watches, Jew
clry and Silver Ware AT LOW FIG RES
and all are advised to avail themselves o
the opportunity. mar ~ tt
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A IONTEREY SPRIN &c ;
Eaa1 wi. HOTEL. Located about II
h4 miles from "Blue Ridge Station,
ON the Western Maryland Railroad, is no"
open for visitors
Trains leaving Baltimore at 81 A. NJ ar
rive in time for early dinner, and at 81 T.
VI. for supper. =,
Those wishing further information will
address II. YINGLING,
Monterey Springs Postofiicc
june 22-tf Franklin county, ia
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TERRIBLE TRADGEDY !

I I1S1S1OII ! 1SAOOAO1
~ C. MARTIN, jr. would inform the
u. public generally that he is now pre-.
pared to furnish all who may be in need Of
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
BRIDES, WHIPS, BLANKETS,
FLY NETS, TRUNKS, VALISES
CHAMOIS SKINS, CURRY
COMBS, HORSE BRUSHES,
and general assortment Of Saddlery,
Hardware, ETC., at the shortest notice and
lowest cash price, at his place of business,
tE~ one door West Of Root & Croft 8
store. Also, HARNESS, etc, repaired
with neatdess and durability. He cordial
ly invites the public TO give him call.
June 15-2mos.
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NEW Books
FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL,
PURE GOLD.
No Sunday School Song Book has ever
been received with greater favor the sales
reaching over 5000 copies in the first nine
months.
SONGS OF SALVATION.
very popular book, containing the gems
r. Z. Perkins s. s. Songs. Also,
BRIGHT JEWELS"
FRESH LAURELS,"
t,so good music books.
NEW Lutte OF ZION"
the best Church Choir book issued.
~ Music Books of every description
furnished at publishers lowest prices at
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy.
No. 40 North Market Street.
iune 2oi Frederick, Nd
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VVINEGAR-Excellent. pure good CT
Y der vinegar. for sale at the Depot. by
GEO. w. STOCkSDALE.
tune 22-4W
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-04

Frederick 1t. down upoo the bench
:aRsin. IL stopped, sbspeless attitude
Of ot.er despondency.
~ "Wh, cannot you AK her ycsrselfl1
i"q,'res Le Mesufior, with : si1sd
telling Of compassion for the sufferers
"isery sod raging contempt for his
poverty of.tpirit. "If thing is vortA
having 1t is surely worth asking for"
1T would be no use," replies Nsst,
dejectedly "she would not listen to
me-she never does !; she would only
laugh, and turn every thing I aid into
ridicule." t.,...s. DE. g..
"Why on earth do not you 20 in for
the old one instead r. asks Paul, in
patiently "She would suit you down
to the ground. She would listen to you
fast enough, and she would not nesd
any moulding.'' .exs4
~ dare say it would have been hap
pier for me if I could have faneied her,'
replies West, With the admirable con.
ceit Of man, in whose vocabulary 'sssk"
aud "have" are supposed to b inter-
chaDgeable terms. "She is . dear,
good girl, and really fond Of parish
work. But no, no" (with = heavy
sigh), "that is impossible now"
He covers his face with both hands.
and relapses into silence. Paul eyes
him doabtfully for few minutes thea,
laying his band on his shoulder, ss5,,
not uukindly:
"Cheer up, cid man! 1t il long
lane that has no tuning. 1 would do
aoy thing in reason I could for you, 70,
old acquaintance sake; but what you ask
is not 10 reason-come, now, is it !"
"Perhaps not" Gin stided voice).
-"She would box my ears: or order
me out of the house, as likely as not;
she is quite capable of either" says
Paul, trying to steel himself in his
resolution in proportion as he fiads it
melting under the fire of his compas-
sion.
s'No Doubt ought not to have
asked you," West says, lifting his face
from his hands, which fall nervelessly
on his k1ees. i" should not have
thought Of doing so it I had not known
what Al opinion she had of you"
"Has she ?" says Paul, cosoring agala
slightly, while warm elsw of self-sat-
isfsction steals pleasantly over him.
"But now, my dear fellow, do thisk
what fool l should 'ook. How should
I begin? How sho1ld 1 go on! How
should I finish ?'' :, ..5'
~ would leave all that to you, Of
course"
"No, no." says Le Mesurier, rising
hastily "upon my soul, I cannot: ii
is impossible. I have no. opinion Of
go-betweens. Ask for yourself, and
take your answer, whatever it is, like
man."
(ro RE CONINuED.1
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-04
81 For the et. Cloud Journal.
81 AlW0MAN'slAxSWER. ,....ss'.

Z 1 3.
You ~ you are trus; AK my heart and hand, nj
Sc And that Ifaset the past, :.
That all your foken promises - 80
es into oblivion cast;
That your rows ank.pt and ny eyes that h.y,
), rsp' s.a.,,,,,., a.,q,! :, ,.!t i ofss >> 's. !.
!: :, $ rs. ass ii5Ssf.. e. SIT
But you once were false, and how can tell "a
Youass nov In your heart sincersi
1would asein.c could look in your face
With smile and not with q tear; vstsss
That tho oldsn lore could my lone heart move,
But now It is hate and fear.} y
Ona fair Nay day was dressed as bride, -
r The Orange wreath in my hli-,
TAB hours passed by and you came rot
Oh, tbs agony anG despair
That over ns came when they named your name
g As one asd u, lands more fair T. -. s.;
r. Fou betrayed me once, but never again, -.
Can youopen the wounds in my heart,
{ And dsepensthe palor upon my cheeks,
And maksme shudder and start. -, =
Asnow by ms side, you ask me a bride,
say, From my pressqce departl" L: :
=::;3S : H. BIC.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-04

In Springfield, Mass, the other
night, whilc a daug hter, the maia sap.
port cf the family, was dying, the fatA-
er fell into the house, drunk, aad seo1
after brother Of the dying girl cane
home also intoxicated.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-04

~ Y.nkec sharpness j, satisfied.
The Boston Traveller announces that
the dinner given to Alexis cost $35 >
plate, and that given BY Alexis $50 :
plate. A clear gain Of SIS ID favef q
Boston. Goodl +.
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CHAPTER: <. !.
WHAT raGHE' AUTHOR: SAYS

"~~~ @A- S~~& eA~eS ~AAASe
;" 4 week has gone BY. IGNORES
teeth no longer chatter She is quite
dry ag.in, and ha's1 bought ! 'nsv hat
seven times more coquetish than the
drowned, one. She keeps, however,
= tender menento of her adventure
with Papl ia the shape Of sore throat
and trifling cough, which not even the
Epnwooted dose Of. cognsci has kept off.
B. eaktast at the Hotel Dc Ii Poste IL
over. The twenty or thirty CONNER.
EG.l9trave'ers;asd clerks, vAo, according
to the wont Of French hotels, share
that feast With. tha visitors and tourists,
have disappeared sg.ini iooto pi:z.te life
Paul is sittingi in the little dark saloon
writing = letter t. his sister, with .
faltering pen. Paul's ealigrsphy is
rather Ike that If John Bell, Of the
Ghanoery bar, who wroes three several
hands one that none but himself could
read, one that his clerk could read and
one that nobody Il could read. Paul is
stsstafing' hard At his production, and
wondering what on earth y was the mystic
remark that be had made 1t the top o.
tho aeeehd sb.gs7 searching his mind q
for the history Of the past week, Tin or
der to be able to give guess as to
what it.wss most likely to have been,
the door opened, and admits Mr.. West.
Gle Mesuricr. q z,s..s.s n
e"Welp (not looking up
ID West enters, and walks over to the
window. s. ~ =.E.ss5: ss5s5 3. 81
s.WclI,' says Paul again, abandon
ing the idea Of readin 6 over his letter,
and beginning to fold it. I
Wes. advances towards the table, and
lays 9 small, trcnulous hand On his
friends broad shoulder.
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I10 DE 00N13NU6J
THE HEIGHT OF Ell CAPTAIN.

The great weather-stained scared
face of Ell Captain was on our left, and
though its base was almost half mile
away, it lowered 80 high above and
seemed SO to hang over US, that we
should almost have said we could throw
a stone against it from the path. No
picture by pen or brush can ever con
vey an idea Of The vastness of this view
its magnitude battles description -; ncr
can the spectator begin to realize it sx-
cept after seeing it from all poiuts, and
studying for days at time its colossal
features in detail. lknow of no better
way to convey even an inadequate idea
of it then by taking some familiar Oh.
ject, as church 'spire for Instance, for
comparison. Let The reader then take
as the unit of measurement = church
spire, say 200 feet in height Put
yourself upon the curbstoae opposite
and run your eye along it to the top.
Fix that measure in your mind. No8
go back little way aud double church
aud spire-hocy yourself looking up
ward to the top Of two such spires, 400
feet. Have you fixed your distance
Then go back still farther and double
the height of your two spires -imsgine
yourself looking up to the top Of the
fourth spire piled ena above another.
There's distance Of 800 feet straight
up. Take little time to think it over.
Then back still farther, to save some
thing of the effect, and double up again
count them up from the bottom
eight spires high-1,60 feet. Rest
little, and, if you can, ,iamilisrize your
self with the thought and w1.h the dis
tauce, for I have not yet done with the
.ye of your fanoy.; Now for the last
leap 10 this. sperpendlcnlar geometrieal
progression double the whole eight
aud at the top Of Jour sixteenth spirs'-
if haven't lost you on tho wsy IN
7 ,ome of these tremendous upward leals
reach just hundred feet beyond-~
the height Of halt spire-then drav I
long breath-put Jour knife into
cloud-you are At the top Of Ell oapitas,
8 300 feet in air. '>.7 - .
Keeping that point in mind, drop
down from it and spread out under it,
for half.a mile, granite curtain, sean-
ed, and scared, and discolored by the
storms and tempests Of uncounted ages
at its base pile up scngsy slope 4
rock, and mountain debris-phut along
the Dizzy. far.off edge . row Of giant
pines, that from its foot shall look
like bushes-turn river along its front,
and set a grove beside 1t, and over It Ill
throw the halo and wltchery Of . golden
sunset deepening all its shadows, bring
ing into relief its outlines, and bathing
ia a tender ligh. its hoary summit
and you have Ell Captain Is I saw il
on on that August afternoon, and seeing il
----- s-EE -. - :
wondered and xorsbiped Isaac II
Bromley, IN ''1he Big Trees and dc
Yosemite" !" Scribner's for Janxdry.
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:, some IKE apples, some NE onions- on sE.4G -,
aud / dare say women j: are the same."",
How drowsily the bees are 5humning
high up among the faint, thick blooms!l
Il is enough to send. one to Sleep .,
ats"After all" says Frederick, bright.
5enipg little under the influence Of bis
companions homely saw, 81 am not
|altoge,her sure that the mere fact Of
her treating, II me cavalierlJ J-ohafing
me, calling me- names, and 50 forth,
tells entirely,agaiast ne.asIt is thsway
Of some girls, Ibelieve. Even if he
more did like ! fellow, she would die
sooner than show it..:
+ stWould she.f'' says lie Mesuriier,
With ahalf. absent smile, throwing his
head back, aud staring up into The.
Pickering, tremulous leafage above him,
while his thoughts travel back over the.
past week, 70 tbs silver wash Of mid.
night stre,m-to ! lady, with pearly
lights playing about her, holding ont !
~ater.lil, 70 him, and saying, with !
sslo., soft .mile, Take il, then. z He
i wo.s eus Of his transs by two Breton
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= -. . '''';F'-:f, .'f-fs 1881 ti*L-
BIZ RHoDA BouaHroN, AUTHOR OF ssREp AZ ROSE II
-, SHE" ETC. &.tr.r
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PIANOS, ORGANS,
Sheet Music, vlolins, Guitars, Music
Books, .2trlngs, 10.
1YouEoan buy any thing in the Musical line
}s:e oHsAPER at
w. &c. Farnham's Music store,

~ 1AANN N1AklVAASss 3&s5t a. !: 5:Es-s
Than at any other place in the Northwest.
Teachers can order sheet Music, with the
regular discount. Sabbath Schools can or
der Books here rs cheap as from the East.
Teachers eau be furnished with sample cop
les ut singing bucks at ,Aereguls.r asscount.
Viol'n suu Guitar Strings OF the very best
quality. send all arders to -s,..Ey- -,
@f -" - W. G. FARNHAM, -
MI 50 Nicollet ST., Minneapolis, MINI.
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"a very blessed rupsetep' says Paul
to himself, half al hour later, oracular.
%ly shaking his head, i as: be, scfambles
into dry clothes at the, Hotel dela'
Poste. "She was doing her best to
makea fool of me, and she had all but
succeeded" -. =. - :,,s
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Attention Horsenen !!

LIZ. u. HI. PAR KER.s
Y VETERINARY SURGEON Isl
Of q years experience, fourof which were
in the q. s. A., can be found at the West
House, st. Cloud, Mum and consulted with
regard to all diseaaes, external and Internal,
to which horses are su' ject. Tho patron
rye Of the public il solicited, and ali bnsi-
nessi in the above liue viii receive prompt
attention. s rs. ~:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-24

Yes. he answered, 'it is getting late :
and will go and read my friends letters.
Good night, and God bless you
Good night, my dear doctor, and may
the news be such as you desiTe.'n -
As speaker, Mr.. Stanley made very
good impression. Cool, easy and sell.
possessed, he told his story in straight
forward manner, without reference TO
manuscript, with clear voice, (which
was heard distinctly in all parts OF the
hall. Now and then he pictured thrilling
scenes on the march and in the jungle,
with a graphic interest which held the
audience with the closest attention until
q warm outbrst Of applause showed that
h. hal led their curiosity on TO 4 grateful
and satisfactory elimination.
The interest which this lecture excited
will ensure large audience at his next
lecture, when the story Of Liyingstone's
adventures in Africa, as told by himself
to Mr. STANLEY will be related Boston
mTuai
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The Contested WIN or vi. greeley.

The following IS The will last made ~
Mr.. Greeley, written By himself Nov .
1872, on two pages of sheet OF note
paper, and executed on the day of his
death:
I, Horace Greeley. Of the town OF
Newcastle, Westchcsler county, state Of
New York, aged Gl years, and being in
ai, health, and IN possession Of MY
mental faculties, rovokins all former
wills, 10 make this my last will an tests.
mant.
ITEM IL give and bcquealh all the
property of which may die possessed.
including lands, mortgages, bonds, mates
of hand, debts, stocks, dues and obHga'
tons, to my eldest daughter, Ida l..
Greeley, one half 10 be by her used at
her own discretion to the education and
support Of her sister, Gabrielle NJ. Gree
ley. the other moiely 70 bc ,her own IN
every right.
Hcn =. - 1 give and bequ,ath my gold
watch usually worn by me to my second
daughter Gabrielle Marion Greeley,
aforesaid.
Witness my hand and seal, this 9th
day OF November, one thousand eight
hundred and seycnty.two.
HoRACE GREELEY.
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potttp
tuF ilC IAfpr4 tltm" "Fst--
q Ji.E y o rs.

Eogr boy. 90 comc rWp p thtuNrins
soon rs thc Hnli.a. streams,
With tlsir young ana 'cseuUov- faces
uiuuue, D. hspiN afeaM.;
IT, -.NeGs' '.c.r,.liy greetings
Uf,i such aa awakening aic--
Te .atae, uaaa.j .hS tsb.c
AuJ BOW J'0a ;ae.r heads !" prayer.
Four b.y, 90 ,1uu iu scaa the schoat room
Vh,n ,ae caI', task aa, done,
with the.r ut.,, sal s1a,r- and peac''s
AMI their sa.j,o.s ..ocN Of fan
leaving ,he doors wide open,
Fduus tae house with noise,
Ne. alvay br.uSu, tie sunshine.
0u ncry. H-AtLcsuei boys
T,ur Joy- 6, e,ac iu a; risAtia'',
a.. rcaj, Tie tale 90 tsN
OF their funny mistakes and biundcrs,
Aua ,sGa, Wa ocitel, well.
To taiA OF tie cartn and the ocean,
Tho rou.cla1 or The hSlloon,
co. Oh,. mi.bt >e learned by exploring
Ttc lands far away n the moon.
Oh. whs, can De brighter aud brighter
Than the hc4y;, anil jhc hopes OF tine youth
Erc Jhc arcSth OF the world has tarnishcd
The purity, love aul ;rutH:
How pleasant the juvenile aces
lIlumvd 10y the JOY Within
Auj Tie smooth, open uySw, Without traces
t.;lor - SORROW " >iu'
Oug BOYS tiscir adjcu- have all bidden.
tlch gone 10 his own h0me away;
~ moro - come u from Oh" school room
H5lh query, or study or play
oar doors arc now ,hus with precision,
Our roous ate uotguiliy OF ucise;
liat Wc giaJi, would greet any minute,
al four OF our lrolicsomc boys
OITH0NA.
Buck kTeII. Nov. -, iN-s.