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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-28


4. Resoired, That it is the special duty
Of every Covenanter to use all lawful means
for the speedy removal of slavery from this
land.
8. Rcsolred. That while Reformed pres-
byterians should sustain and encourage all
proper measures for the abolition of slavery,
they cannot consistently work with the Lib
erty political party in their justification of and
apologies for the Constitution of the United
States, which sanctions and supports the evil,
and is the great bulwark of American slave
ry-or in swearing to support this Constitu-
tion-or in electing others to do it for them,
for the purpose of abolishing slavery, thus do
ing evil that good may como.
&. ReSolUed, That the people under our
care be and hereby are directed TO prepare
memorials addressed to the Legislatures of
Illinois and Indiana, and also to the Con-
gress Of the United States, calling upon these
authorities to submit TO Jesus Christ the pow
er of things Of earth, to receive his law reveal
ed in the Bible as the rule of legislation, and
to break off their sins by righteousness, and
their %iniquities by showing mercies to the
poor.
:. ResoLred, That in view of the threat
ened and impending judgment of Heaven o.
yer this guilty land, it is the duty of every
covenanter to open his mouth in the cause Of
the dumb-to pray earnestly and importunate-
ly to God that every yoke may be broken and
the oppressed 20 free-that Shareholders and
their abettors may be turned from their evil
ways-that slaves may enjoy natural and
spiritual liberty, and that all the inhabitants,
rulers and ruled, may be brought to speedy
repentance. By order of Presbytery,
JAMES WALLACE, Mod.
JAMES FAIR, Clerk.
The advocates of the non-votinr doctrine
have often been classod with the non-resist-
ants, especially in those localities where nom
resistant is as odious an epithet as is infdel
among sectarians. Some doubtless do this
with a design to prejudice the people against
us, others because they see no difference be-
tween the two. No one, however, will sus-
pect the Cevenanters Of being non-resistants
for the many battles which they have fought
amid the mountain Businesses of Scotland in
defence of their religion, attest to the contra
ry, and the faith of the fathers has been hand
ed down to the son. The Disunion resolu-
lions which they adopted as above, were not
prompted by their love of non-resistance, but
grew out of their hatred to slavery. They
appear well to understand the connection OF
the churches with that institution, and the du-
ty of the Christian professor in regard to it;
the character of the United States Constitu-
ton, and the position of Liberty party; and
in these particulars fully endorse the doc
trlnes of the American A. S. Society, yet arc
neither infidels nor non-resistants.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-28

FIGHTING For a CHURcH.-The Metho-
dlsts and Baptists at Little Rock, Ark, who
used the chapel on alternate SUNDAYS, had
a fight for the possession of it a few weeks
since. They have rather a summary way of
settling matters in that part of the country.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-28

by rubbing red hot iron with the horn of
a sheep, it will be coated with a durable and
shining black varnish. Mechanics should try
this.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-28

GFThe editor of the Aurora, as an offset
to his admitted inconsistencies, refers to acts
in other persons which he deems as inconsis-
tent as his own, but which they do not admit
so to be. The allegations which he makes
are pretty fully answered in the Disunionist
by Wendell Phillips.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-28
IIMAVILLE,

Our meeting at this place was a failure
The person to whom we wrote to make the
appointment had moved away, and no notice
of our meeting had been circulated, and no
preparations made for it. Under these cir
cumstances we thought it best to make APP
pointments for Sunday, at Friends Meeting
House at Deer Creek, about two miles from
Limaville, where in the afternoon and eve
ming ofthat day we had good meetings. The
evening meeting was enlivened by opposi-
ton from some Liberty party advocates, one
of whom Isaac Pierce-asserted that Wen
dell Phillips reprint OF the Madison papers,
entitled "'rhe Constitutions pro-slavery Com
pact" were garbLed ertractS, said that he had
compared them with a copy in his possess
ion, and discovered that call the Debates on
those clauses Of the Constitution which re-
late to slavery are not given, as the compiler
declares. 1t struck us as rather singular that
the keen sighted Liberty party lawyers, lee
turers, and editors of the East, where this
book has been freely circulated for a considera-
BILE time past, should have left it to this late
day for Isaac Pierce to make the discovery
he claims. Having confidence in the careful
research and knowledge of the compiler, we
could not but believe his assurance that he
had given all, in preference to the assertion OF
Isaac Pierce that he had not, and therefore
denied the charge and demanded proof. We
told friend Pierce that the columns ofthe Blu
gle were open for any corrections he might
choose to make, and if he does not speedily
bring forward his evidence or retractth the charge
we shall consider him guilty of willful mis-
representation.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

q ES Remedies suivans tres usites dams les Families
Nd ct Plantations Sc trouycnt CONSIGNMENT en- main.
chez NM. COMSTOCk ct RUMSEY, rue Poydras,
No. SO, a la Nouvelle Orleans, ct dams celles du
DR.. HAWKINS, Aux OPELOUSAS,
Eft lis sont tons garantis CONNIE yrais ct regardes
CONNIE tells, ct au moyen d'eux les planteurs Gvitcnt
les lrais de medecins dams pressure tous les cas-, ct doi-
vent servir A eviter fusage des remedies contralres a la
constitution, tells que lie calomel, lie 'quinine, &c. I'm
pamphlet, indignant lusage de ces divers articles,
les articles suivans
Liniment de Hays. % Pllules, pour gutrir soutes
sortcs de cas-.
Elixir Vegetal Indien, liniment pour les nerfs et les
os, pour les rhunaatisrnes, garanti pour les guerir.
Eradicateur Chinois pour les ChcyeuI, otant les
chevenx superflus.
Baumc de Colombo, pour ns,toyer les cheveux ct
la tete.
sirop d'oeillet pour atshmes; coqueluches, ct riumes.
Remede contre les Maux de Tate, Dormant dans
tons les cas- une gusrison certaine.
Elixir de Vie pour la dyspepsia, les indigestions, ct
les constipations. g9
Poison contre les puces ct punaises, certain pour
les faire toutes perit.
y~ermifuge de Kolmostock contre los vers, ct ne
%munquant jamais.
Extrait de Salsepareille de Coms,ock, motto prix
DIES autres.
Bitter ct Plules de Temperance de Linn, pour
licstomac.
Remsde de Bernard pour le Cholera, la diarrhee, ct
Ia dYssenterie.
4tid 1AiItA z III w SoARSNt P"SAsS
douleurs ct les enhures.
Bnumc d'Alen pour Ia Consumption ct les douleurs
dr Foie.
Banme de Griottcs, de Wistar, pourla Consomption.
Mixture de Green contre les Fievrea, garantic pour
guerr tous les cas-.
Huile de Tannin. pour rendre lie cur imperIneablc
ct p~rolonger sa duree.
Mixture de Council, pour les Maadiss Socrates,
garantie.
De B~lackwclls, ditto.
Cordial dc Lucine, sc trouvant settlement 4 iagence,
rue Poydras, No SO, a la Nouvelle Olssne.
Capsules dc G6latine, de toutes sortcs.
Huile de Castor, en- bouteiiiss.
Essences de toutes sortes.
Sable a ecrire.
Encres, noire, bleue, ct rauges.
Encre indelGbile.
Poudrcs do Sedlitz.
Gouttes dc WEIGH pour lie Nal de Dcnta. procurant
unc %guerison certaine.
.Cachou Francois, pour ~I'ltsloiae.
Huilcs Anglaise ct de Harlem.
Opodeldoc ct Cordial de GoGcitoy.
onguent de Mel.
Baume de Vie,de burlington.
Bougie %cachctfe, pour sen setvizssas l1rniers.
Huile Acoustique, poue Ia smltiai. as<c ga6sisqn
certaine.
Sirop do Snlscpareillo.
PiluIes d'Hooper ct d'kadersoa.
tNerh5des Y DfUgues eHratrr W p1 - Tetirqs ., :. ft uni !,
@c.,a oas prix, pour du complaint
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
gfntf par ID Cour Des 11reuucs

E$& -
GSERONT ~offertes en- venfe, al enciere publiqae, par
~ lie soussigne Juge de Paroisse dams ct pour la
Paroissc st. Lundr.,
Lundi t4me. jour du mnis d'avril pro-
chain, 1916,
la residence de Nine. SYDALISE THOMPSON.
sitn6e dams la vosinage della Vile des OpSlonsas, dams
Ia ditc Paroisse, les prophecies appartenant 4 Ia ancces-
sion de JOHN THOMPSON, dc Ia susdite Paroisse.
decide CONSTANT en-
Tn Certain Lot gu Moroccan de Terre,
situe ct place dams la corporation de Ia dfe vile des
Opelousas. contenant cinquante acres snpericiels, ct
borne dun cote, park ~propriet6 de Stanislas Fremont,
de Pautre par la terre de Nine. Godefroy Hollier
Tn Lot de Terre Situ@ en- Ia
dite vile des Opelousas, mesurant l22 pds. dc face sur
1859 pdsr dc Profondeur. borne dim cote par Joseph Jau-
bin e Dc Pautrc par Francis Davy
Les Euyres de Voltaire, unc Biblio-
theque, un { lieyal AMERICAN, un
Buggy, 20 moutons, deux Jumens
a%merieaines ayec leurs ponlains, en-
,iron dix tetes de betes a cornes
d0uces.
CONDITIONS .-Lcs immeubles seront vendus
avec un Credit dc donze mois. a dat(r du Jour de la
srense; Les meubles an compliant.
a. GARRiGUES, Juge de Paroisse.
Mars 10, l645. Is
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
Emgttsa apSrrttsementa.
THE NATIVE AMERIcAM7

YESHE undersigned commenced the publication II
y weekly paper. on Saturday. ths 18th Of April lsS
which will be devoted q the interests Of American Xxx
zens, and to the pcfpetuation of Political and 8PSsa
rious Liberties guaranteed II ms by our RevolutfeSss
sires. As this subject is conceived tobe paramountS
all others, we shall dispassidnately endeavort to ifsasS
it upon The minds Of our readefs, without fear or gssS.
yet with that dignity due from the press to Tie sBsstss
and with that candor and courteousness due 10 tbe {ssS
ings of all honest adopted citizens, and those WHO ma
differ with us in opinion. Besides the discussion n
this questionable main objecto of the paper---it Nil Ss
30 be devoted to subjects Of general interest; and III
domestic, foreign and current news Of the davS..tSsS
whole condensed into a weekly compend Of pasSins
events.
AS a Family Newspaper, we shall make our Gsms:l
exertions to make it interesting, instructive, and accEsl
6ble, by giving choice selections tboth poetic and "a
saic) from our most popular works, by historical rem;.
niscences of our early times, aud by biographical
sketches Of our most eminent men. BY %devothnp 4
this department of our paper FIVE or sx columns Eweefs
", we shall be proud to make It an acceptable fnenabsF
in every domicile.
As every man who loves his country IS i~nteressSa NJ
the principles we advocate, we trust each one viii bnt
forth his hand 10 help our laborst and cheer US with lid
cry of "God speed the cause"
L.. D1LLARD & Co.
TkKMs-The Native American is published weekly.
at SIS per ananrn. Subscribers at a distance to paw sot
one year in advance. So soon as the patronage wiO
justify it, the paper will be published aerni-weeklysSt
oftener. New Orleans, Feb. 20s
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
% MG III Nc M Mw1.

W4GEE KNEAS q. co.
AFFRENT aux Planteurs, Marc,andsdc la Cam.
payne ct autres un large ct bon stock assorti dc
Marchandises a leur' choix, comprenantS ellerie, Iiar-
nais, Males, Cuirs pour Sellers ct Constructors de
Vo!tures. Ustensitcs, Garnitures ct Mat6riaux: GUM
caillerie pour sellerie ct accessories de vpitures; mar
chandlses en- %fer-blanc; ustensils en- bois; ct Brosses;
ct une grande variete d'autres articles; pour les person.
mes qui en- auraient bcsoin, ct il es. dc lcur iinterat.
dexamincr ayant d%scheter, un que nous avons linten-
ton de lies servir a leur satisfaction.
Aussi, un grand assortment de Charrues.
Few. 6,-3 M.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
Liyres Blancs.et Fournitnres de Burcau.
Js h. STEEL.

IA RUE Du AMP, N0nvE1LE ORLrAYs.
sousslgne, annouee an public, et 4 ses nom.
= breases protiques de Il vile ct de la campagne
9nal q mslntenau en- nlagasin Passoriment IL plns
eonplat Dc so1s los a7Lieles de son genre de com!
nercei tel aus Aipree df Eoinpte, Papier. Py.inss
CTagoass sfe. us les prize Id ietcr IN conn d,tril snr Il
hste Auiyante dss articiss qul oarc 70 vcndre aur, mr.
teS ptsxa b6s pear6N complain.
AigFes de- caaAptcss grand livfes, journals. hron;ll5rds
saivrsa de- ~facturess de caisse et de vente. IN oaner H.
teuiss snrtcs de c~ouleurs, relics des Atoutes les means.
ggands livres Of journals an demi relieure; Iyres AZ
notes, dos formes les plus justices; n6moranduns. IL
Vrss dc resus bancs pour traites et bihsts, graves syee
SON; ietres de ~yoture; cnnnaissemons iyres ds
checks de tou.esles hanques do Ia vile; Iivres de iocb
ct de reeus.A lusage des batimens, eide divers forn,es
carnets pous resus dc hallage, de pGsaRc dc cotton. ~
Blaaesi commissioners pour steamers; trai.6s: BIZ.
etc.
Papiet; p piera ~iettrss, d'6rolisr, ray6 al non rsyS
des mpilleures f~abriques.
Carries a ioaer, dea marques snivantes: Snnsreno
Eagle. Henry VII, Decatur. Merry Andrew, Hiehlaa5s
or, Re; toutes espece de cartes de fantasies.
Piames dAcierS de Perry, fines et snpcrhnes. de-
Giniot, Victoria, Prince Albert, &c,
Grayoas; premiere qualite de Cumberland, painceanx
couleurs fines ct nutres; ardoises de toutes espAeea
aPapiere9 iyoires os ct bpis; pains d cacbetsr
encFe ct sable, de teutes les couieurs; caohe.s.l
cou,elierie de Rogers, etc.
Lures DECIDE; I'm assortment general choisi ayerl
solR. par 10 sobsigne lni-neme. ct surles renseignemen.s
professors le plus lnstFuits.
lie soussigne efife au comites, aux maltres d,eco,e
IT aux marchands, tous les articles ci-dessus, aux psIx
plus bas. iF ~. B. STEEL.
ms Sucesssvus De Norman, Steel, & %.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
Y Ettstl aueeettafn,eaGts.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER sTATIoNERY
]. B. STEEL, IA Camp stroot,
Mew@Orleans.

rz~ IA
H8 begs leave to inform his nu.
az InerHus customers in the city and country, that
ne has now on hand a very large and extensive assort-
mont OF az k1.ds Of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND
STATIONERY, and would call the attention of
Aefchants and dealers to the following list of articles
winch he oilers for sale at the lowest cash prices
ACCOUNT b~ooks-Ledgers, journals, day books, in.
voice books, cash and sale books, of blue and white,
@ove or laid paper. in Russia or plain binding, of every
variety hall bound ledgers and day books long folio
petty ledgers bill books. of the various approved forms,
with and without printed heads receipt, blank, memos
fanaum l, and ~cyphering books pocket ledgers, pass
DOCKS, indexes, copy books, protnTssory note books, bills
OF exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved.
Autographed and printed books of the best copyinr
paper; bills Of ladlng; check books on all the banks in
the clty;iog books ship receipt books, of various forms;
ana yard clerks books.
bLANKs-Lctter and folio steamboat bills Of lading.
pllis OF exchange, promisory notes and drafts: also,
al olnef Kinds OF mercantile and cpstomhouse blanks.
- ! n ! Letter paper, commercial post, packet post
aho iooiscaP ior retaining ard country trade, a prime
assortment ot the most approved manufacture. ruled
aitg pam, ColoFed and fancy paper of all kinds, sizes,
ahd q9aiiilesi hristol boards; paste boards wrapping
paper, envelope. cotton saTnpling paper, &c.
FLAYiNG CARDs-Patent ivory surface PLAYING cards.
sz;.superfine Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish. III dss.
crPtlons Of fancy and printing cards
STEEL medium, fine and extra hne
points; 90 three pointed and India rubber pens; Gilliot's
Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and all others OF
his manufacture. Wrights. Windle's. MitchsIps,P Par
dow's o., SC, Quils OF all kinds and qualities.
PESolLs-Pnrc Cumberland black lead drawing pen.
els, various degrees of hardness good counting room,
otfice andleYee pencils crayons, brushes, paints and
eoiors OF the finest quality. Also, states of ali kinds,
IVORY and bone folders, waters ane scaling wax, black
and colored inks and ink pow ders, motto seals and let.
ter stamps Rogers inc cutlery, sc. Sc, comprising
me most extensive soFimcntofeve useful article in
that the ingenuity Of man has invented, or that
the wants of the community require.
School BooKs--A large supply of All kinds n rona
al use, selected with great care by the subscriber Der.
soaaiY, assisted with the Judgment and advice of the
most eminent professors and teachers.
Go@m'tfse&, Teachers, Healers, and all who buy 10
SCH again, supplied al the lowest possible prices, BY
J, b. STEEL, IA Camp street,
MI tsaccessos to Norman, Steoi a. ec.9
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
1ttrtts.s mrsNts 0eJesgass
w. A. RARTNfTT,
lend A SOY 1tAGA A IA NODE,
Ch0prNux It 4(0Ilrs,

A So mason ae "a Buigae a. G1itQt, rue dtS.
AESga@ asks No, 80.
NEABTTS, Pantsld9sy etyGsiiffs-EIabitsde toilette
Nh ct ffacs. Habillenehis noirs ct do cduleur I'M
port6s de France ct d'Angleterre; il tient uussi en- noir
II en- coulcur, caslmirs. merinos, caehefnires, rainbroon;
.abots, hinge brodd, etc. patitalons noirs ct fonces,
velours de sole, mGrinos, easimirs. satin ~faconne ct uni
de Marseille, valence. ETC.; gilets dams lie m6me genre.
Habittemeats fdatomne ct DEMONSTRATIONS ct ha-
bits fonces; habits o Ia d't{osay; piote; convertures en-
laine rouge; habillemens de dfff6rentes fax cons ct couleurs.
Observation-Disclosures dc toile de differences qualities;
de mousselnes fines, ditto. avec deyants de chemise ct
coils en- toile; chemises de cambEic de difercns noodles.
Robes de chambre du matin, Che4nises de dessoHS,
CdlegoaS. etc.-Robes de chambrc du matin de diffGren-
ties qualities; chemises de dessous, ct caleeons en- sole,
en- merinos, en- laine d'agneau; tissuS tricotes en- fan
ellie ct cotton. Aussi de grands boomers de sole.
CrGUdtes, EcharpeS, BreteNeS, M0achpirs, Giants, ct
Bas.-Eclarpes, noires; unies, ct faconn6es: cravates
franchises ct 1talicnnes, noires, nnies, ct Il dessins:
bretelles en- sole, cotton, gomnle 6lastique, ct millees;
hinge de cambria; tissus de Spitaltield, mouchoirs an
glais corafl ct pongee, de tontes g~randeurs ct qualities;
rants de dam, dc castor, de chevreau, de mGrinos. en-
toile ct cotton; bas en- merinos; tissus de laine, en- toile;
ct melange de cotton.
Chapsaun. Casters, Mules, Vdiisses, Tapis, ct Sacs
de Nut -Chapeaux en- castor, blancs ct noirs; nu-
tria en- casimir, en- sole ct de bal, convcnables a itre
ortes par les hommes ct les jeunes gems; ~fourrures;
en- drap ct vernies, pour les smtmes; MALES
de voyage en- fer ct en- bois. de couleur noire, rouge
ct autres couleurs, sacs de mutt, ct tapis. Aussi, NAL
les en- CUR ct en- veau marin, e%galement pour voyage.
Pafaplaics.-Paropluies en- sole, gingham, etcoton,
de toutes g~randeurs etqualites.
H~abttements pour les eafaafs ct les ienaes geNr.-
Habits. gilets, ~paletots, pantalons, chemises, etc, con-
vcnables pour les enfans ct les jcunes gems.
ut une grandc yariete d'autres articles dams lie meme
genre. %
Tous ces articles Giant a scheter, j''invitc les person.
mesa yenir voir ct examiner Passortfnlent que TAI.
8 Janvicr le45 -3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
MEDICINES POUR FAMILIES EFT
PLANTATIONS.

Es Remedies suivans tres usites dams les Families
Nl ct Plantations Sc trouvcnt CONSIGNMENT en- main.
chez NM. COMSTOCK ct RUMSEY, rue Poydras,
No. SO, a la Nouvelle OrleanB, ct dams cellea du
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
DOCTEUR r. w. FOX,

Licencit dc tetat ct possessesr Dune pyofoa9
coaaaisance prasiqus des malddtes ia Sud.
KTlENT de s'etablir aux Opetoasds, ct otfe ses ser
v vices CONNIE Msdccin ct Chifureien aux habituns
de cettc vile OF de IA paroisse en- general.
San bureau est m face ID Mason ne Cour, Hotel dc
lsAigle, Oh on ID troaYera toutc heure du Jour on d,
la mutt, amoins que sa profession ne rait force a sortir
10 mars lS45-ly
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
W. q Els
Par la Conr des PreuVes
Dfnte par Ii Golir Drs 41rfliurs.

&&E--xALSN& EHH%Ws
SERONT vendnes, a lenchere publique par e sous
signe, Juge de Ia Paroissc St. Landry,
Mardi, lie lone. jour du mois de Aorl pro-
chain. (ls45)
IA la MASON DE COUR de la susdite Paroisse, les
E~propretes suivantes appartenant d Ia succession de
Charles IA. EDWARDS, dams ii paroissc st.
Landry, deced6-consistant en-
I'm moroccan pm rarCeRae de Terres
situe dams Ia dite pak5isse, formant au Nord-est i'm
Quart de Section Sous lie No. 3, Township No 3, a la
Rangee Sud Nod de Ia Terre, c~ontenant ceut-soixante-
quatre acres, ct soixante.quatrc centeimes d'acfes de
auperficie.
Tn autre moroccan on parcelle de- ere,
situe dams la dite paroisse, aa Nord-ousst, Quart de
Section Nos, Township N. 3, Rangee Sud, No. ), con
tenant cent-soxante-deux acres, soixante-quatre cen-
themes d'acrrs de supericie.
Ciaq ESCLAKES dc different ssaes; tn
BOIS DE DIR; Uns TABLE; Ell ~ double.
bayi1 FJSIL.
Les conditions a Ia. vente.
A. GARRIGUEs, Juge de Paroisse.
13 mars ls45-ts.
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CITY.
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LOVE NEVER SLEEPS.


Love never sleeIs.-Ths motAsfs ere
Bends or her DING iafans,shoa;. ~
And as sls maIks lie moments ~.
Mhils deAih CIesps On with loiseIrss tTsai,
Faint and d.ssHessed. he sits and weeps
hish beating hesa.-Lors aspy slssps
Yet cen that sd and frantic fgm
FoEgsis the tumuit II her hTsasi.
Despite lie horrors Of tire storm,
o'oEbuFdenei nature sinks TO resi- ~.
But O'e: them bsg.i another keeps
His midnight waich-Lsn RerT sl.Ts.
Acknowledgements angel hands
Stop DER tic casC-wOrn sons Of mens
With plying eyes and eager hands
They raise the soul to hope again.
Free as The all their pity sweeps
The storm Of time.--Lore Eepsr slseps. ..-
And Touna-bsnesIh-snd over all,
Der men and angels, earth and heaven,
4 Higher beads! the slightest call
l. answered, and relief is given
In aOuIs Of 80. VhsO. sorrow sleeps
The heart in Pain-HE nessr slssps.
Oh God Of Love, cur eye to thee,
Tired Of the worlds false radiance, turn;
And as We view the purity,
We feel our hearts within Us burn,
Convinced that in the lowest deeps
OF human ill--LOrs ssrer sleeps.
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rows. The time N plant is a. SOFA ;.
ne llosi i uui q The ground.
Egpgsnre.-Me thing nOrlh.wesIsx,
Posnre besI for an orchard.
Son-A deep loan resting upon !
sound clay bOlinm. Is upon the whole die
lest sDil--bul be Ihe sell what II nav. /
should be pIoushed derpIy-subsoiIed Il
Praclica'ie.-snd put he very Bssl liI,h.
Coarse, string mahures shnuld never b
placed IN the whole with young trees
compost Turned az mohld from de
woois. ashes and lime. would be found
E.e besI manure. ~