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DAILY IN-TELLIGENCER.
4 .Ne7C ARRANGEMENT.

On the commencement of the ensuing
session Of the Legislature, the Penn'a
IntelIigencer will be published DAILY
during the session. and WEEKLY the re-
mainder Of the year-en the following
terms:
For the session-DsiIy. $500
For the verbally and Weekly, 400
bPPaymonts in all cases to be made
10 advance.
The Daily will be published on a me-
dunn sheet. inc size Of the dsi,iee hereto
fore issued al the seat Of Government
We have made arrangements for the en-
ployment of competent and experienced
REPORTERS, and will give full, sccu-
rare and impartial reports Of The proceed
ings OF the Legislature. Ample sketches
Of the doings of Congress, secosn's Of
the progress Of the war, the news Of the
dsy, and a general variety Of political
and miscellaneous matter, viii also be
given.
We viii so arrange as to issue every
evening, a few hears after the sdjanrn-
menl. 50 that the proceedings Of each
day Will De contained in the PAPER Of the
sane evening. and will be delivered
through the frs. mails that leave after
the Adjournment.
The Weekly viii rsisiu lie present
size and form. and viii contain as great
~ amount aud variety Of reading mat
Ter az any other paper published Al Har-
risburg.
The Iuielligencer will be furnished 10
Clubs at the following rates:
Three copies, Daily, for $500
Seven copies, DO 1000
Any person obtaining FavR subscribers
for The session or fos The year, viii be
entitled 10 a fifth copy GRATIS. 9"Bnt
no papers will he sent without The CASH
accompanying The order. Monies may
be remined by mail.
.af5ress &. MCCEDT.
Harrisburg. Dec. IL. 1910.
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question of patriotism. Theirs had been
tried and proved. But whether Wings
Or Democrats, Bank men or no Bank
men, Distribution men or antidis,rihution
men, Sub Treasury men or anti-Sub-
Treasury men, 40 men or 54-{here there
was a pause and loud laughter. -
MIR. Baker continued,
"Oh breathe not its name
Let it sleep in lis shame.''
(Renewed laughter.")
Returning TO the party aspect of the
question, Mr.. Baker went on to show that
the Wings had fought as gallanly and
with as great a numerical force as the
Democrats. There were three Wing
Senators who had sent their sons to the
fight, and If there was any political con-
test in the Army it was as 10 who should
serve the Country best.a
Mr. Baker said that at the proper time
he should ask leave Of himself or by 9th
ers to offer a resolution to supply the
volunteers with clothing and deduct the
amount from their pay. Such a isesolu-
ton had been drawn up al his request and
it was read by Mr.. Baker, who further
said, that he believed that peace would be
made, ceuld easily be made, and within
four months from this time, if the coun-
try desired it, and within the City Of
Mexico itself.
The committee now rose and reported.
CLOTHING OF VOLUNTEERS.
Mr.. BAKER now offered a Joint Reso-
luton authorizing the Secretary of war
TO deliver clothing TO the officers Of the
Army. 1t was passed by reclamation
through all the stages OF action, and pro-
yides that the volunteers receive clothing
instead OF pay, as do the soldiers Of the
regular Army.
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We have the pleasure OF presenting
our readers with tho first of Dispatches
received by the lightning Line from
the East. The marvellous facility with
which news is conveyed on this great IN
vention OF the age, was a source of admir-
ration 10 Numbers Of our citizens who
crowded the Telegraph Office during the
afternoon and evening. We shall spare
neither pains nor expense to put III rea-
ders in possession Of the latest Intelligence
by it. The News is now ~emphaueally
received by lightning and printed by
Steam."-PHsbarg Gazeno.
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STATE TEMPERANCE CONYEN-
TION AT HARRISBURG.

The Chairman Of the State Temper
ance Central Committee announces that
the annual Convention viii be held al
Harrisburg, On the 4ih Wednesday Of
January next, the 9th. and requests that
the associations viii send full delegations.
The Grand Division of the Sons Of PEN
reranee will also hold a meeting a! the
same time and place.
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Sherif's Sale.

keY virtue OF a writ Of Vendih0ei Elk
Ee ponas issued out Of theCosrt ofCom
moi Pleas of Somerset county. and 10
me directed, there viii be exposed to
sale by public outcFy, at the public square
IN Somerset en- Tuesday the I4th day Of
January nexs, al l o'clock, p. NJ. the
following Real estate. viz:
Ali the right. title, interes, and claim,
Of Joseph Mason Of, in. and to a certain
Q4ANp0R1DN
or trart OF land, situate IN Shade town.
ship. Somerset county, Pa, containing
395 acres more or less, about !2o acres
cIeared aud about 20 acres in meadow;
adjoining lands of David Rodgers. Jsha
Paul. Jesse BerkepiIe. John Fry. jr.
and others: on which are erected a leg
dwelling house and barn and stable, with
The aPpertenances-as the property of
said Joseph Mason, al the suit Of Sam
uel' Hunter.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
Sherifs Omse. Somerset
Dee. g. 1876.
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Resolutions were introduced into both
branches Of The North Carolina Legisla-
iure, on Monday last, appropriating the
sum Of ten thousand dollars, for tue pur-
pose of equipping and paying the expen-
ses 10 Wilmington of the regimen. of
Volunteers called into the service Ct the
United States.-Biekn. Rep.
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EeROCLA VI

ENHEREAS the honorable JrREaI-
w All S. BLACK, President, and G..
Chorpenning and John M'Carty, Esqs.,
associate Judges of the court Of common
pleas, in and for the county Of Somerset,
and assistant Justices Of the courts of over
and terminer and general jail delivery and
quarter sessions Of the peace, in and for
said county of Somerset. have issued
their precept TO me directed, requiring
me among other things 10 make public
proclamation throughout my baiiIwick,
that a court Of over and terminer and
general Jail delivery: also, court of gen.
eral quarter sessions Of the peace and
Jail delivery, will commence at the bor-
ough Of Somerset, in and for the county
Of Somerset, in the commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, on the I'd Monday OF
February next, 18Th day. in pursuance
of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
ne, TO the justices OF the peace. the coro.
ner, and conslabies Of said county of
Somerset, that they be then and there. in
their proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations. and inquisi-
tons, and other membranes, TO do
those things which TO their Offices apper-
tain in that behalf TO be done and also all
those who prosecute against the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be. in the Jail
OF the said county OF Somerset. are to be
then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under nv hand. al Somerset. this
5ih day of January, in the year Of
our Lord lS47.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH Sheriff.
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Z. 3. PALMER, Esq. Of Philadelphia ST his
Zeal Esiale and Coal Office, is cur authorized
Aren't for oJlaiainG Advert, eneuts and Sub
soia::sa Tor tic HERALD" asd is clothed
vi.h full Poaer 70 receipt fer any monies Paid
tal:n on thrse Objects. His agency includes
the f9Fcy.ng cities, viz:-PhiiadcIPhia, New
York. Baliuore and BOscn.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05
GIN SCOTT

This distinguished officer, accompanied
BY Major Smith, Captain Monroe, and
L.ieuts. Scott and Williams. arrived q.
New Ocleaas en- the l9!h ult. in the ship
Union, from New York. Trey were all
IN fine health and spirits, and would leave
in a few DAYS for the seat Of war.
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STRAY SVEEas.

HAME 10 premises OF the subscriber
- in Milford township, in June,
last, a brindle STEER, with a sli, in
The right ear two years old last spring.
The owner is requested 10 come and
prove property pay charges and take ii
away, or it will be sold as the Law d.
reefs.
HENRY BOUCHER.
ian. s. 1917.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

g The Wings Of Greene county
haze appointed Col. Wells as RePresen-
ta,ive Delegate, and VIM. Bailey, of Fay
cite, as Senatorial Delegate 10 the State
Convention. They are Instructed for
Mr.. Stewart; but since that gentleman has
declined, it is understood they will go for
Cooper.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

A powder house in Providence con
taiaing sixty kegs of powder, was fired
By an incendiary on "Wednesday, when
the whole exploded, but oceasioned no
damage exceP,a slight injury 10 a neigh
boring house.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

Up.
SAMUEL y. KARNS.
JOSEPH K0NIGMACHER,
MORTON
GEORGE ERETY,
II. JONES BROOKE,
THEO. ID. COCHRAN,
JAMES FOX,
JAMES MARTIN,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
J. j. SLOCUM,
JOHN r. EDIE,
EDWARD C0WAN.
JOHN b. JOHNSON,
WM. J. HOWARD,
Wing State Committee.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

k1FThe Harrisburgh and Reading
volunteers passed through S~toystown
last week, on their way TO Pittsburgh,
the place Of rendezvous for the new regi-
ment. Those from Wes'moreland left
Greensburgh on Wednesday morning.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

lGcn. La Vega, on his arrival at
havana, received the melancholy news OF
the death OF his msthcr. He has been
directedby his Government to repair 10
San Luis Potosi, as soon as possible after
his arrival at Yrn Cruz.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

RgThe Legislature of Maryland met
al Annapolis, on yesterday a week
Hon. John P. Kennedy was elected
Speaker OF the House.
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So CHARLES A. KIMMEL, formerly of
This place, and now in the L. S. service,
writes to his friends here that he is a few
miles from Monterey and enjoys good
health.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

TMaj. William Larimor, Of Pitts
burgh, is 4 candidate for Colonel Of the
new Regiment Pennsylvania volunteers.
The MAORI a wholc-sauled clever fellow
and would make an excellent officer.
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.M.9RRTED.

On the 81. Dee. by John Hamer, Esq,
FREDERICK WEImER, Esq, Of this Bor-
ough, to Miss MARGARET BUCHANAN, of
Shade township.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

I-W. W. Irwin, the present Charge
de Affairs at Copenhagen, will shortly be
superseded, 1t is said, by MIR. Flennlkin
Of Fayeue county.
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- sorrn cARoLINA TRooPs:

The Charleston Courier Of Monday
las; says:-rThe Fairfield, Lancaster and
A55egille Companies arrived at The Camp
ground on Saturday last. There are
now in camp upwards Of 900 men. The
above companies viii be- mustered INFO
service lhis morning at 10 O'Clock. We
understand that the Regiment will leave
on Wednesday, for Hamburg; and from
thence iaey vii lcc,c FOR tie scene Of
s~c,isn."
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

g John Quincy Adams has been adj
vIsed by his physicians not TO attempt TO
60 10 Washington this Winter, as the
state of his health is still pre~carious.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

D. The latest accounts state that
Gen. Taylor, with 1850 men, intended to
march for Victoria, about the Sth Of last
month.
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"a Our latest intelligence from Wa
shington city is derived through the
Pittsburgh Gazette, the editors of which
received it by Telegraph on Thursday
and scnti it to us in their paper of Friday.
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Two Wings have been elected in the
2nd and 9Th Congressional districts in
Massachusetts.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

Gg Judge Douglass has been elected
10 The L. S. Senate from the State Of Illi-
nois.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

taFSenator Barrow, of Louisiana, died
at Baltimore, on Tuesday last, having
been i'll but a few DAYS.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

GD Capt. BanLhead is in Baltimore,
eHteavoring to recruit volunteers Cor Mex
leo to fill up the Virginia Regiment.
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- C0NVENTTON.

State C%onroniion, 10 be composed Of
Delegates from the City Of Philadelphia
and he several counties equal 10 their
representation in the General Assembly
oftbi, Commonwealth, win be held at
Il r. Surg. or TUESDAY, The Stsi day
dWARCH EEH'F. At 10 O'Clock in the
fs-ssooa, for the purpose of selecting
csrG ..es for Governor and Canal Com
missioner to be supported by the Wings
and the friends Of the Protective Policy at
The next ensuing election, and 10 transact
such Other business as may be deemed
important to the success Of the Wing
cause.
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G~Thc weather for some days pas.
las been mild aud pleasant.
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@The Magnetic Telegraph is now
in operation from the eastern cities to
Pittsburgh.
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The Paw Of tv,e Soldiers.

The following table shows the com
pensation allowed TO officer, and men
from a Colonel down.
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9DRE A1gW
For February Term, 1S47.
2ND MONDAY. srH DAY.

GRAND JURORS
Somerset br. Henry Stewart
Henry C~horpenHing
Somerset ip. Benjamin Masters
Reary J Heiplc
David Lavan
Jacob Mowry
Solomon Bare
Sloystown Jacob R~isheberger
Milford Henry Walter, Sr.
Hiram Viii
Conemaugh Peter Miller
Turkey foot Eli Tarmehill
Quemahoning Josiaf, Swenk
Damel Berkey
Adam Friediine
Jenuer John ] Miller
Addison joseph Lichty
John p II Walker
Joseph WEIGH
southampton JOHN Stursz
Rerlia Ananias Henly
b. Valley Francis Counuyman
Allegheny Henry Paorbaugh, jr.
EHklick Jacob Keim
TR.AFERSE JURORS.
Milford Joseph Boiling
Michael Shoaf
George Hunbert
Jonas; Tedrow
Henry Boucher
Conemaugh Samuel Border
Isaac Kaufman
Peter Levy
Qaen1kouing MIebael Zimmerman
DANIEL s recht
S'enycreek Tobias Miller
Abraham Musser
Shade John Lambert
Eeei Rerkepi!e
Eeniamin Clark
Somerset tp. Penny Musssr
Samuel u. Hunter
Hiram Beam
jacob Baker
Somerset br. james Armstrong
Daniel Koulz
Jenner Barnet Picking
Mathew Black
O!rara kieTnsn
b. Valley George kimnel
Tohias Lehman
John Lands
G~reenyille SImnel Haller
Jacoh Warner
John c Beal
S~tovsiown Henry Liuls
Turkeyfoot john Brooks
George Priagey
Frederick Blu Ssch
S,uthamplon Daniel Slurlz
Allegheny George Switzer
Addison Thomas Endsley jr.
John Hanna.
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Indigo. Ma,lder, Alum, Brazi!wood,
Fustic, Camwood, lockwood; .RLSO;
Extract Of Iosweod. Annette Coehineal-
Solution Of Fin. Btue yiIrioL. oil Vnriol.
g z r E e s;
Best green Rio Cofee. Tea, Pepper,
Ailspirc. and fine table salt.
NOTIONS; combs, purses. pocket
books, pins, needles, steel pens, lancet
blades. tooth brushes, percussion caps,
powder. shot ana lead.
WI&TAR'S BalsaT OF Wild Cherry,
CONFECTIONARIES Of ali kinds
The celebrated Sugar Coaied Pills.
SAMUEL kURIZ.
December 90. 1876.
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DIR. d. .fYNE'S
MEDICINES.

JAMES EXPECTORANT.
251 The virtues Of his eficaeions and
cheap medicine for The care Of Cancump-
iion and other diseases cannot! be too well
known. Very many lives have been
saved by iL-N. +. Morning .fiias.
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FRESH DRUGS,
MEDICINES, SPICE S
&c.
p0RR m 9a

Red aud White Lesd. Venetian Red,
Chrome Yellow and Greer VermiiIion
Red. rrussiaa Blue. Terra de Sienna,
Turkey TIMBER, Lamp Black.
ALSO: CopaI yarnish, Black Fsrnish.
Gum SheIac; gold. silver and metal leaf;
white. yellow and rcd bronze; sand pa
per. ~lurpentine aud FIsu I'll.
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iion and other diseases canno. be too well
known. Very many lives have been
saved by iL-N. +. Morning .3iias.
Jayne'sExpectoran for Csngls. Colds.
&c.-So many people ara afflicted With
these cama,on every day disorders, that
We deem il cur daty to point our readers
to a simple remedy. wAirh we have tried
and found eGicaeious. jayne's Expec-
ieradi is q very valuable Phia! Of syrup
whic, we have lately used with good
effer, in stopping a Cough and l%oosehing.
and breaking mp a cold it's : very a
greeabie medicine. This recnmmmrn
dasion is not . bought puff, bat entirely
voluntary. Aud we feel that We car
hardly do a greater favor 20 our readers
in these DAYS Of cheating. Than TO recon-
mend them as well tried. efficient RENE
dies. especially those We have used our
selves.
Daniel Henshaw.
Editor ofslhe Lynn Record" Mass.
Cancer, GoisTe and Scroiula Cured.-
Pretty ample experience has proved that
Jayne's Life Preseryatve is a Remedy
for Cancer. Kings Evil, C~roehocele or
Gei,re and Diseases Of the Skin-which
will not fail one tine in a hundred OF
cflec,ing a radical cure. II is also one of
fhe most pleasant and safe articles ever
offered for the relief ofihe afflicted.
Sold by ]. J. g. II. T. Sc.ell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward BeEin.
ssoYsiown Pa
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heen FOR The wine. entered with his two
hulile<. according 10 promise; bar rs their
iOcnlar friend did not appear. and being
impatient 10 Learn the history Of the joke,
they plainly asked him IL he had not met
with srmelhing Of rather shocking ap.
pearanre on the road. lie answered. |" In
deed. something Of that SORT had made an
atiaek upon me. probably robber, in dis
guise but" confined he. " whatever iI
was, 1 have done is business, for ! quick
~ run nv sword through IFS body. and il
dropped instantly at my feet without a
groan." Terror now seized the whole
company they al rushed out IN search
of their unfortunate friend. whom they
som found enveloPed in the cows hide.
liieIcss. and weliering in his blood. Such
was the conclusion Of 4 practiral joke.
SoOffs Paper.
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e not wholly neniralized. BIZ having alrea.
dy absorbed eaThonir acid. and ilistIore
cannot nsuirslizc tie rarbOnic acid. which
Is injuriRg The wheat.
The proper time 10 apply lhe befnTe
mentioned preparations, Is just about lie
time the wheat Is in full blnssom. n That
IS the lime al Whirh tie surplus Of carhon-
ie arid begins 10 work the injury. The
mode Of application is 10 put them in a
bag. and walking M and down the IunOws,
SOW them as YOU do grain.
fIhe season is such that much earbonie
acid and ammonia Is loIGed Just at he
time the wheat Is mns, liable Ia be inlned.
Il may be necessary 10 repeat the applica-
lion al an interval Of. say two weeks or
Or less. And very bad season may re-
quire the applications 10 be repeated sew
.erll times. These OPERATIONS, however.
Will not only save ihe grain from rust,
but will make fine, large, fall heads OF
plump wheat. and will also be useful TO
Tie succeeding crops particularly tile
charcoal. Care masl I've taken NOT TO sow
the preparations too thick in one place,
for they may kill the plants. A lop-dess.
lng Of ground charcoal al tic time Of sow
ing the wheat, narrowed in with the wheat,
aud rolled over with heavy roller, will
be found highly eflicacious in preventing
tie rust. Il should be put Oh II tile rate
Of twenty-five bushels 10 the ARE.
The preparations | have recommended
are very eilicaeious in preventing the smut
in wheat. "'@ cIIEMlcO.
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TIIE LORD,S PRAYEIs.

Our LOnl and King who rcigns cn,llroned on high!
Father Of light! mysterious Deity! e.
Who art the great AN, the last, the first, ~.
Art righteous, holy, mcrciiul, and just,
III realms of glory, scenes where angels sing. d
Hoarcn is the dwelling place Of God our King
HaLOleedt thy name, which doth all names tran
F. scend, 7a- . F Eu
Be thOu adorcd our great Almighty Friend;
Thy Glory shines beyond creations space, !
Nataed in dc book Of Justice aud of 6;rsce:-,
TN kingdom iourcis hcson.i ne ~
nrfguUHfs sTrdnIc IN, but thine shall rise;
Come let thine empire, o thou Holy one,
TRy great and everlasting will be done! ...,
VIII God make known his will, his power dis
play! U.s.. as... 81. ..
Be it the work Of mortaIs TO obey, .a
Done is the great, the wondrous word OF love,
On Calvary cross he died, but reigns above,
Earth bears the record in thy holy word,
lis heaven ado;cs thy name, let earth, o Lord;
II shines transcendant in the eternal skies;
IS praised in Heaven, for man the Saviour dies.
Il, sons, immortal angels laud his namc,
Hearcn shouts with joy, and saints his love pro-
~ claim,
Ciire us, o Lord, our food, nor cease TO give
Us that food on which our souls may live!
This be our boon to-day and days to come,
Day without end in our eternal homes
Our needy souls supply from day to day,
Daily assist and aid US when we pray.
Bread though we ask, yet Lord, thy blessings lend
And make us grateful when thy gifts descend.
Forgive our sins, which in distinctions place
Us the vile children of a rebel race.
Our foies, faults and irespasses forgive,
DeJts which we ne'er can pay, or thou receive !;
As VIC, o Lord, our ncighbors' faults o'crlook,
We beg thou DIST blot out ttpm thy memoy's bool
, Forgive our enemies, extend our grace,
| Our souls to save, cen Adams guilty race,
!, Debtors to thee in gratitude and love,
: And in that duty paid by saints above,
h Lead us from sin, and in thy mercy raise
e Us from the temptcr and his hcllsh ways.
= Lato thine car we pour our every need. d,
u 1smpiGiiOas fatal charms help us 10 shun,
u Bat may we conquer through thy conqucrir
Son! 81 -@"
~ DgErer us from all which can annoy
- Us in this world and may our souls destroy,
=, From all caamites which men hetidc,
: Fell and death, o turn our feet aside: "
10 For we are mortal worms and clcave to clay
il Thine It's to rule and mortas to obey.
ne Is not thy mercy, Lord, forever fee!
rs The whole creation knows no God but thee,
id Kingdom and empire in thy presence fall
lbs The King eternal reigns the King OF all.
nd Po,ver is with thee-to thee be glory given;
cd And be thy name adored Ivy Earth and HeaS'
scl The praise of Saints and Angels is thine own
ID. Glory to Thee, the everlasting One, @~ +.
% Forever be thy holy name adored;
p ~, Amen , Hosanna! blessed be the Lord -!