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Mo.. 10 Lcngthen w omnn.n Inho

Ii time is money, then everything that
tends to facilitate labor is positive benefit,
Hence we would recommend that every
lady should possess the best sewing machine.
Experience proves the "Victor" to be that
machine. For sale on easy terms at
noG-2J ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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me Non-explosive Petro Oil sold bv VIM
- brown, Sr Jackson, Mississippi. makes the
cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful LIGHT Of
any Oil or burning fluid in use 1t has stood
'He most severe tests without explosion
mal-6Yo
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EDUCATIONAL.
ROANOKE COLLEGE,.
sALEM, VA.
Twenty.Grst Session, Is7s-'sz, Be-
gins sept ., and Closes
Hume ~.

O0URSE of study as high as that of any
~ College in Virginia.
Literary Societies of first rank. Extensive
Libraries, Reading Room, Cabinet and Labor
atory.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance of the Roanoke Valley rem
ders the expenses very moderate. For SEES
sion of ten months, Including Board, Tuition,
Fuel, Lights, Washing, etc., about 500.
Students from IS States and Territories.
Ea- For Catalogues and further informa-
ton address REV. d. T. BITTLE, D. D.,
jyl0-3m President.
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DR. K. NJ. Tindall, of the Okolona
News-the Warwick of the Ames regime
is among the celebrities at the State Fan.
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HAVANA LOTTERY.

ORDERS filled at the shortest notice. Off
" cial Drawings and circulars containin z
full particulars forwarded free upon applica7
ton.
All prizes sold by us cashed on presentation.
The three last drawings of this year will
take place on October I'D, November 9Th and
November 18th
The Grand Extraordinary, with the Capital
Prize of
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~ me Il Free State" was represented at
W. ."e ar yesterday, by Col. j. NJ. JAYNE
, o., capt. McCaskill and Frantz, the indom.
l'aole Of the Republican.
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State Fair.

Among the many preparations in our
midst for this important occasion, nothing
ismore desirable than good personal APP
pearance, and for this consummation ''de-
youtly TO be wished we advise ladies and
gentlemen to 20 to Robinson e Stevens and
get all that is needed.
There you may not only find the largest
stock of goods, but at the unequalled price
of cost and ten per cent.
Take our word for it, there is no place in
this city to equal it, but better still, go and
see for yourself. no6-2t
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Summerville Institute.
A Boarding school for Boys and
Young Men.
Flaxor MiIas from Sbuoualak Mobile and


Ohio Railroad.
Annual Session begins First Monday in Octo-
Der Semi-Annual Terms begins Third
Monday of February, and closes the
Last Thursday in June.
TINE Principal takes pride in announcing
i to the public the opening of the 2lst An
nual Session of his School. Two additional
teachers have been employed, one graduate
from FIVE of the leading schools of the Unlyer-
sity of Virginia; the other distinguish bed
graduate and Tutor from one Of the leading
colleges of the country.
No school, public or private, shall surpass
Summerville Institute in the extent and sound
ness of it's instruction, and in the high tone
and bearing of it's students.
All the elementary, commercial, mathemat-
icaL scientific and classical branches are
taught. French and German will receive es-
pecial attention.
Sixty student will be received.
For particulars address,
THOs. s. GATHRIGHT, A. NJ,
iy24-Sm Principal.
. GAolson P. O., Nsxubee Co., Mss
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10 Economists

In the time OF money panics everybody
tries 10 practice economy, and to them ROB-
fa.on i -teven- address Il card in to-day's
CLARION, stating that they have reduced
fheir entire stock TO cash and ten per cent.
for cash. Cotton or wool. Buyers should
,.,,Le 9 note of this. no GIT
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one thousand pairs home knit Yarn or
cotton Socks, for which the highest marke,
price will be given by
MO- u ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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ESTIMATE OF b

Under date of July 18th, Gen. Jno. D. Free
man writes
Our daughters are sincerely attached to
Capt. Smith, his family, and teachers at the
ATHEN EUM, and unite with me in our express
sion of gratitude for your unceasing care and
kindness to them, alike in sickness and in
health; we have been made to feel that our
children are at home at the ATHEN EUM. Their
advancement in education has also been very
gratifying, and their anxiety to return gives
the school" jy10-3m
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In this city, Oct. 2Sth in per feet peace,
and the assured hope of JOYFUL resurrec
ton, MRS ANNIs FIELD ENDERs, widow OF
Doctor Z. NJ. Finders.
Natchez and Baton Rouge papers please
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We met Col. Thomas Reed of ,Je8a,
son. the State Fair Orator, on the grounds
Yesterday.
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Needles are small affairs, but they some
times give great deal of trouble. There is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle. If
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IS 90

$500, 900
Takes place December 1873.
Orders for said Grand Extraordinary Draw.
ing should be given with all possible antici-
patton. BORNI0 & BROTHER,
Commission Merchants and Importers of
Havana Cigars and Leaf Tobacco,
oc30-3m] II Gravier street. New Orleans.
Citation Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Supreme Court, October term, A. D. 1878.
Bank of Mississippi
No. 1914 VS.
Stephen Duncan and Lewis r. Marshall.
ON reading and filing affidavit of W. L
~ Nugent, Solicitor for the complainant
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court therefrom that Stephen Duncan, Henry
P. Duncan and Samuel Davis, Executors of the
last will and testament of Stephen Duncan
deceased, are non-residents of this State, and
that their place of residence and post-ofhce adj
dress is New York, in the State of New York
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Steph-
en- Duncan, Henry P. duncan and Samuel
Davis enter their appearance herein on or be-
fore the next term of this Court to be holden
at jackson, in the State of Mississippi, on The
third Monday of April next, and show cause
if any they can, why this cause should not be
revived against them, or judgment of revivol
will be entered thereon according to the
prayer of the appellant.
And it is further ordered, that a copy o.
this order be published in the WEEKLY ola
RON, n public newspaper of this State, pub
lished in the city of jackson, for four weeks
successfully at least once in each week, anC
forwarded to the said Executors respective
ly, at their post-othce address designated il
the affidavit herein.
And it is further ordered, that an ALA;
scire facias herein issue against the said Ex-
ecutors to the Sheriffs of the counties of AID
ans and Issaquena, returnable to the Apri
term of this Court.
true copy from the minutes.
Attest:
(sEAL) J.W. MCKEE, Clerk.
oc3O4w
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Lost Of Memory may mean a genera

Gen. Writ Adams is among the visit
ors at the State Fair.
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Hon. H. NJ. Street, Speaker of the
Hou.e, and member elect from Prentiss, is
in town.
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SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.

acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
to THE CLARION for 1871, since our last
publication to Tuesday, 18th inst, inclusive,
as follows:
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Hammer Hall School.
a HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Montgomery, Ala.
SESSION 1924.

RT.REv. R. H. WILMER, Visitor
REV H. STRINGFELLOW, D. D., Rector.
FKEY MEADE, university of Va Prin-
cipaI Instructor in Ancient Languages
r. K MEADE, Washington and Lee Univ,
Va NJ. D., Instructor in Mathematics and
Chemistry.
Lang'g. Univ Va Instructor in Modern Lam
guages and Asst Instructor in English.
REV H. STRINGFELLOW, d. D. Instructor
in Belles-Letters.
The Scholastic Year begins OCTOBER /,
1873, and closes June 18th, 1874, and Dbraces
two terms.
CHARGES:
Tuition and board per s165 90
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See call upon G. H. Manship to be-
come candidate for Mayor.
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COLUMBIA ATHENEUM, TENN.
A FirSt-Class Female School

Board per five months 90
English Tuition from So to SIS
Music LESSONS =. 80 co
Painting, Dancing, Languages, Fancy
Work each.... 49,. ..... Is o.
Write US what course you wish to take,
and an
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
Will be sent by return mail. We solicit a
comparison of our terms and advantages with
those offered by any other institution.
Circulars, ETC., free.
Address VIM. A SMITH, AN, MD,
Secretary.
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Any kind Of sewing can De done on the
Victor Sewing Machine. If
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'ie'or" has self-setting needle.
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Col. Shannon, of the Meridian Press.
is among the observed at the Fair Grounds
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Engraving a Speciality.
Z v. SEUTTER
nov 6-3l
DENNiSON'S
Patent Shipping Tags.

IHIAI lover Two Hundred Millions have
IA NV been used within the last ten years,
without complaint of loss by Tag becoming
detached They are more reliable for mark
ing cotton bales than any tag in use. All Ex-
press companies use them.
Sold by Printers and Stationers everywhere.
oc30-3m
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A child can readily learn to sew on the
Victor Machine. IF
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Starkville Female Institute.
T. G. SELLERS, President.
StarkViIle, Miss.

TNHE next session begins the third Monday
l. in September. Commencement day fourth
W ednesday in June, 1874.
Rates of Tuition per Session OF
Forty Weeks:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

If c. ii. MANsHIP will consent to be a
candidate for Mayor of the city of jackson
at the ensuing January Election, he will
receive liberal vote from ali parties tt
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WILD LTFEIN THE FAR WEST,
LIVINGSTONE.


ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
NVIRE, Bar, Rod, Slab, square, Sweep, sera-
j. per and PloW Iron. Horse Shoes and
Horse Shoe Nails.
mAr136 IA, A. hlAEht
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year must be paid in advance at the begin
ming of the term. Eight per cent. will be add
ed to all bills deferred until the end of the
term For further information send for eata-
logues. jy16-3m
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Canned Fruits, Preserve. rtc..

Purchased for cash ia the best mnra,t-. 4nI
offered TO the public Ht "a small advance .u
cost
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oAURTERLY STATEMENT
OF THE
Planters Insurance Company.
OF MISSISSIPPI.
showing the Condition of the Conn
uanv for the Quarter Ending
September 30, Hs75.

ASSETS.
Stock Notes cocuO w
Deposit Notes secured by Mortgage
on Omr tssAi $3.50 80
Cash on hand and in bank and cash
R;IIs 1882 53
oasn IN If transmission. 912s so
Dine from sundry parties ..-......-...... z,S7S 80
0f;ce fnrniture and fxtures.........- 2,O56 81
Total ...........................$155, Ill q
LIABILITIES:
Losses adjusted not due.......S1, 500
Losses unadjusted None.
All other liabilities est d....1, 600 90
Total bilities.................S2,50o 90
Total amount of out
standing risks.......-Sl, 9os, 22l W
Reinsurance reserve...... A,5l4 VI
Total losses paid by the
Company .......... ...-Sfoo,1l1 a.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HISDs COUNTY.
Personally appeared before the undersign-
e3 w. II Fl. Green, Notary Public of the city
~ Jackson E. Richardson and Nj. A. Van HOOK,
70 me personally known to be the President
and Secretary of the Planters insurance tom-
nanv who being duly sworn, upon their oath
a. ssy that the foregoing is q true statement
If the Assets and Liabilities OF the SAID Com
nanv on the 3Oth of September, 1919
P"-' RICHARDSON, President
II a VAN HOOK. Sec'y.
sworn to and subscribed before me TINS zttn
of October, 1873. vu GREEN
e.so.l Notary Public.
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what shalt we do with our
DJuuhtpgsf

Apropos of Mrs Livermore's late
lecture on the above important guess
ton, the Davenport DsmOcrG thus
scusibly makes answer;
Teach them self reliance.
Teach them 81 nuke bread.
Teach them to make shirts
Teach them e. foot up store bills.
Teach them not to wear fllsc hair,
Teach them not to paint and pow
der.
Teach them to wear thick and warm
shoes.
Teach them how to wash and iron
clothes.
Bring thom up in the way they
should go
Teach them to dc marketing for
the family
Teach thcm how to cook good
m,ol Of uct1,ls
Teach thou Il dollar il only ono
hundred ccnt,.
Teach thcm every d.. hard prac.
ticnl common sense.
Teach them how to dram stockings
Hhn So" on buttons co.,
"''o '"''n IL E''u, S'o'''H''Ai'
common school education
I'"ch 'n'.n t' say no, ana moan IL;
OF yes ah'l ~u'N To 10.
looch 'nom 10 regard inc mor"Is'
u'1 INC money "i Tie p'H'E'
','u th'm 10 wear cIiicp dcsso'
"hu 90 u iIh' queen
.i'h th'n al the mysteries oi tho
Ritr"'n' tne "'u'n' room ana p'rior.
l'acll the'h ti'ata good round rous
lh& romp Is worth h'ty delicate con
Su,npuy''
I'a'h th'm to nave nothing to do
WIN ihtcmpeia.annd dissplute young
mon
.. l'a'h th'n t"Ht the more ono
lives "it'ih u" income tho more he
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
post OF nee A d d r @ SIS.

PREsipEHr Jupos-Hon. Jos. G. Bucher,
Lewisburg. Union county.
Associate JupoEs-Hon. Geo. G. Meyer.
Freeburg, Hon. Jacob @. L. Shndel, Sc.
linsgrove.
PRorHoSorARY AND CLERK or rHE CoURrs
--Jeremiah Grouse. Middleburg
REGisrse AND REcoRDKR--Samuel Il.
Scbuck. Midilcburg.
SuEpirr-Danel Bolendcr, Middleburg.
COUNTY CoMMissIoSERs Kinney
Bcavertown. Adam J. Fisher. Sclinsgrove,
John T. HutInagle, Penns Greek.
JrnY MMissioSERs-IIenry Brow +,
Freeburg, George q. Hornberger, Mt.
Pleasant Mills.
CovSry STANDARDIZATION X. Git, Mid.
dlehurg.
Disrncr ArroRsEY-Denjam amin 7. Parks.
Midicburg.
TRrsunrR-Jacob Gross. Beaver Springs.
Aupiroas-Iohu s. Hnssinger, Middle
bure. Samuel A. wetlel, Beavertowu. ID.
DieHenhach. Salem.
CoMNIssioSERs CLERK.-Andrew Peters,
Midilcburg.
MgnCAsriLg APPRAIsER.--W el Is D.
Holmes. Selinsgrove.
CoRoSgR. Peter Hartman. Penn's Creek
CoUSry SurERiSrESDgSr.- WIN. Noetling
Seliusgrove.
TERMS oy CouRr.--rourth Mondays in
February, May aud September aud Second
Monday Of December of each year.
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Baltimore ani .'Otumh Tan
mel,

i5'mmnptLcnyarpris2 h1sboaI
completed and cars ar running
through it. 70 all persons who
have gone through the Inconvenience
Of getting from tine Northern Central
81 the Washington depot in Balt.-
moro the completion Of thjS colossal
wor', will bompst welcome naws, as
pl5sangcrs arriving ON the Northern
Central arc now oulb'el to visit
Washington without change OF cars.
Ground was brDkou for the Bllyi.
more and Potpmlr tuuual in July,
1871, AMI on the 2jJh of Juno, nelrlv
two years from the above dlto, it
was ready for tho passage OF trains
The Btltim)ro I'M rt.11 which
contains nm elaborate history of the
tunnel om.ha time oiin'apHon until
completion, gives tho following facts
of int ,rest:
The fprco employed in tho work
ranged from 80 t. 100 maua at df
forent periods. During the progress
of the work flur men were killed,
each Of whom lost his life hy accident.
Over one hundred tgDls ui h.yygris
of rock were blasted out Great llli-
Guilty was ooa1.Iouul hy tine gUiya-aud
and light shifting earth met with IN
some places, The top- ot cuts would
crumblc Ia and Iil up the cuI I' .n,
heavy rains ot the spring would ire-
'qlcnly cause heavy slides, doing
great mischief Another constant
source OF dlllicuDtywt the water which
poured into the cJt.. Numerous
springs were encountered, and after
! Iraius the water would sometimes bc
/ found tp be- six aud seven feet deep.
Seven Hcnm pumps were kept constant
Is at work drawing the water ont.
! The tunnel covering distance of u
| mile and u half j. the largest ON this
| side of the Atlantic except the llouslc.
! In order to construct the work ~ rap,
/ Iidlya 1t was done the supply of ma
| tcrals must ucCC-5lrlly have been
Iahundaui The railroad company had
! been making preparations long timG
/ before the work was begun, and when
! IL was commenced there WIS no delay
ON account of lack oi materials. Tho
stone wa, brought from the Cockcys-
Vile quurricS, thirteen miles distant, by
the Northern Central Railway, and lie
liycred at the stone yard at Boundary
avenue near John street, whence it was
distributed along the line of the tunnel
50 rs to loo in convenient reach NJ every
point, About l,2jO,OJ) cubic fee, Of
masonry were usod in the construction
and 100000 brick, The tunnel i,
ballas,ed with the same stone used in
the masonry and the track laid with
steel rails. The cost of the work can
not be accurately determined ms vet but
- 100000 is thought 10 be close esti-
mate.
ON Sunday, young man nam
ed Edward Levendriei was drowned
in stony Creek, a shcrt distance be.
low Johstown, He had gone in to
bathe, along with number of com
panions, AMI was seized with the
cramp, and before assistance could
be rendered, he had sank to rise no
more The water where the young
man rent down is twenty feet deep,
and has always been esteemed dan,
seyous point for bathing,
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Hospital For Ihe Insane,
Interesting History Of tie MStiiu'
ton m DlnciHc.

hOn m DlHciHc.
Tho Hospital for the Insane, at
Danvillo. was established by an Act
of the Legislature approved April,
l3, 1888 BY this Drs. Trail Green.
John Curwen and Jos, A. Reed were
made Commissioners to select tho 10
cation, purchase farm of not less
than two hundred aud fifty acres,
and erect the necessary buildings
On the 23i Of April they organized'
aud appointed John Macarthur, Jr,
architect who proceeded at once t.
prepare the plans AMI specifications.
A month later DR.. 5. ). Shultz was
elected superintendent, who went ON
duty in August of tho same year by
commencing tho preparation Of tnc
location selected for the builliag n
b ut one mile from Dlnville, Under
his immediate supervision the build,
ings have thus far been erected and
he has now charge of it as Superin-
tendent and Physician.
The present structure Of which the
corner stone was laid by Gov. Geary,
August 26th, 1859, on straight
line is four hundred aud seventy.
seven feet aud six inches in len 9TH
and consists of II centre building aud
Il wing on each side. Tho centre
building is eighty feet in front by
two hundred and one feet and ten
inches deep, five stories high, front
Of the wing connections, and four in
tho rear. In this building are seven
ty rooms used as offices aud apart
ments for Superintendent, Assistant
Medical officers, Steward and Matron,
also rooms fora good deal of the
help, store rooms for dry goods and
groceries, trunk rooms, dispensary,
library, sewing room, dining rooms,
kitchens, scullery, aud chapel large
enough to seat comfortably Ave hun
dred aud fifty persons. The wings
on each side so far as erected con
nected with the centre building con
sist each OF a three story part one
hundred and fifty-eight feet, nine in.
ches long and thirty eight feet and
four inches deep, and four story
part, fifty feet front and sixty two
feet deep. In each Of the two wings,
lone of which u used bg male aud
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Il . q { Il "
- .-a-. ---. a-..---. ..---------
Earm-Yard So ng.

Over the hill the farm-boy goes,
His shadow lensthe ~ along the land;
A giant staff In giaut band;
In the poplar tree, above the spring
The ka,ydid begins to sing;
The early dews are falling.
Into s'one.heap darts the mink;
The swallows skin the rivers brink
And home to the woodland fly the crows
When over the hill tbs farm boy goes,
Cheerily calling,
Co. boss Co. boss CO.. co, CO, co ~
Farther, farther, over the hill,
Family calling. calling still,
"Co', boss 90, boss CO, CO w
Into the yard the farmer goes
With grateful heart at the close OF day;
Harness and chain are hung away;
In the wagon shed stand yoke aud plow;
The straws inihe stack. the hay IN the NOV
The cooling dcNs are falling;
The friendly sheep his welcome hleat,
The pigs come grunting TO his feet.
The wbinnyiug mare her master knows,
When into the yard the farmer goes.
His cattle calling,
"Co', boss! CO. b,ss co - co ~ CO :"
'H''V SUI 'Hc toN-uug' ihi h"hNs
Go, boss co, boss CO CO !"
Now TO her task the milkmaid goes:
The cattle come crovdins tbro' The gate,
lowing. pushing. little aud great.
About the trough by the farm yard pump
The frOlic.omc ycnrlings frisk aud jump
While the pleasant dcw- are falling;
The new milch hciicri. quick aud shy.
But the old COW watts with tranquil eye.
Aud the white stream into the bright pail
flows
When to her task the milkmaid goes,
Soolhingly calling
$50, boss 80. boss. soy 40 so!"
The chcerf / milkmnid takes her stool,
And sits anl rnilks IN tie tsilIy, csoI,
Saying, $50 50, boss so 80 !"
To supper nj last the farmer goe,
The apples are pared, the paper read.
Toe stories are told. then all to bed.
without. the cricket's cca-eess song
Makes shrill the silence all night long,
The heavy dews are falling:
The housewives hands has tnrned the lock
Drowsily ticks the Kitchen clock
The household sinks to deep rcposc:
But still IN his sleep the farm boy goes
Singing. calling,
Co boss CO. boss CO. CO Co ~
And Of, the milkmad. in her dreams.
Drums in thep,il with the flashing streams
Murmuring. $50, boss 80 :"
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