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nR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near chatham street, 10
~ well known the successful practitioner in New
York the of delicate diseases For the last
Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the extensive practice in
tors reputation for skill in those old hacured that have
existed for years Is preemnent No matter how long You
throat pains in the and bones Of the esA sec
tually cured Constitutional weakness brought secret
habit INDUCED in by young men, causing lascivous dreams
and nightly emissions positively cured Recent cases cured
venon from business. Post paid letters containing 81 for
advice. attended to. No charge made unless cured
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The. Edys a Mu5sh, s. 1Apma; cAsIIoi!s Wise, Poit:
.harins Roger; Waite ds F9Isnes .plin: do; Watch
BroSshve.. BurdicI Proyidspes Mary = acis Warren.
Getty Troy; Lyde CaihaIns, was., PIovidencs busns
Green, do.
Cleared ship Lucas. Outerbrdge. New Orleans; banks
Anna Reynolds Matthew'S; Boston; Lucoaa Stoves, do;
Matte do; Veto shats do; Duncan Rob nsOn. Do; Sea
sieLerOn do Clara Nc Farlsnd DO: BroSLhaysn Ba5diek
ao auena Vista, Ruchstt, do Stark Green. Albany: Ann
Sipple Clayle Ford River Mary Ann Csolins. Iop.
Troy NY; lydia Cathsrine Warren Roxsnry John hcmp'
,on shark New Haveni Major RnEgod TSwn.end Salem,
haser Oak ssu.d: atiSrd; silva Ireland PfSyi.
pos Drake New York; Patriot steeiman, do; aud Middle
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OFFICE Or THE NEW YORK FIRE AND MA
" RINE INSURANCE Co. New York. August d. l847.
Board Of Directors have hi. day declared
months payable demand the Office Of the company No.
70 Wall street. d. UNDERHfLL,
a Seer
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Mo CURE NJ rAl-Dk. CURblTf, ~ Duaue street
member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons London, and
Of certain delicate His experience
and close attention this class Of compans his pleasant
and expeditions mode of trestmenthis extraordinary
during long and extended practice for thirteen this
few of the grounds which he his claims pr.C.l
mode Of is safe, eectud and expeditions
ness stricure. cured in two weeks with scarcely
INDUCED certain oathsome and habit positively
be restored health and society Mild removed
enclosing fee Of three dollars, will receive prompt
tention jya 30ts &c
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BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SA-
LOON No. II Pearl street, situated in the business part
of the city, (head Of Coenes sp) great induce
merchants strangers and others whose business
call them to thas part of the city.
Breakfast Dinner and Tea
GEORGE BROWN ate Of
re Love Hat
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r ACE CAPEs.-PETER ROBERTS, s3 Broadway
York This stock of goods comprising the following yz
ss from e ~ IVA h white snS black Vi
embroidered Muslin Capes Sol Do DO Chim5sts s DO DO
cents tape boaered do 6X cents infants Robes and Waists
cheap ladies' needle work and ambour Dresses do
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VU HOLESALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE, No. "a Plat
w I'd door from William, where may be found
large Of Shirts every quality made the latest
Muslin and common Shirts, constantly on hand
Southern and Western merchants respectfully invited
call before purchasnG JOHN WOOLsEY, 81 Plat st.
iv10 fSrvr
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DKIYATE DISEASES CUnED BY BOTANIC
PHYSICIAN with zen years practice in this city,
apply for relief after trying all the nosrums
aavated humbuged and deceived the boasns
preteders, who thousands All who wish perfect
in short time and avoid ignorance and imposition.
should apply Immediately l43 Bowery. Advice gratis
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ICE FOR SHIPPlNG-lOOO0 TONS ICE, from eight to
twelve inches thick put expressly for shipping and
packed board vessels Vessels bted for long and short
at the Lowest market prices and the shortest notice.
by 8 NJ eeseman, Proprietor OF the Union Ulster County
Ice Company.
l(k SAYIAKDs Inv ALUABLk EXTRACT, tor the
Of Conorrh1a, Gleet Structure Sexual Impoency
and all other Of the This has
been sufficiently long before the public establish with
shadow Of doubt superiority all other medicines
Of the kind however putting their pretensons
single complaint Of its failure. IL requires the least
change Diet the slightest from the patients
ordinary habits Its action perfectly free from all those
unpleasant feelings attendant patient under ordinary
that eale of by the racng
action of but by its tonic properties
that peculiar scky well marked under the
cton of all other remedies For SALE accompanied with full
streets New York. Price 81. jylo sctsm
nOCTOR CONVERs' MEDICAL CARD-lhls notice
is particularly directed to those who are afflicted with
scturen the ureth. The vapournR which often
relation TO stricturs calculated to mead and
falsely alarm persors of other forms of disease
For the of and citizens Dr. Convcrs
privately and condentally Consulted all of structure
Recent speedily removed without hindrance from bust
B-Penons in the country may safely address DR.. c. and
be of medical aid Dr. Convers will be found
his private residence and Office No IS Third between
10th and h streets, New York. all letters be ad
dressed post paid.
B.See Dr. long advertisement of his celebrated In
MIGRATING Cordial for seminal weakness, debility
emissions mpoency &c. in this paper and III the New York
Sun, outside.
B-st,ngers citizens doubt where to apply for me-
deal relief, should preserve this advertisement
ala 30t*rc DIR. CUNVERS IS Third avenue, N. Y.
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1K. CUUPEK, II DUANF. street, between Chath1m and
~ William streets has for tn. last fourteen years enjoyed
the sive practice private of medical
New York He the most aggravated Of
tns dsease and mild cured in two five days Sc
nc cure the worst form Of structure from one 20 two
debility brought by habit INDUCED py young
This, when too freely INDUCED beget dyspepsia
weakness of the limbs and small of the back confusion OF
ellect and to society warranted in
charge. No Mercury used.
Post paid letters containing 50 for advice attended to.
at,IA Sa
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pOWELL ON THE EYE-Jua published, Popular
Treatise the EYE its Diseases and their cure with
engrayngs rules for the selection Of spectacs &c. syo.
price To be had the authors and of booksellers
generally.
Dr. Powell attends exclusively to diseases Of the Eye and
Ear from 9to o'clock at his Office 2sl Broadway, Of
Warren street
Artificial Eyes ofsuperior quality recently imported
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

ark NJ Fielder =; bark ROsins, Richmond; big Hope
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DANTALOVNS-F. AHREN5, the well known Pants
Tailor COX Ann street, has lately received pcs
fancy Cassmeres and Linens of which he makes
der for only 50 so to 81 per pair.
Also. Fren and English black cassmeres and doeskns
from "a to SO per pair warranted good no sale.
Gents who in Of Pants, will do well call aoh
Ann street. iva GOT
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The transactions very limtsd-nsw msss was held
Of $40 Sl5 as The marked closed firm. Beef exhibited
change; was entirety quiet az old prices viz 50
for country PRIME and Sill Sll % for mess the
extreme quotations Lard was steady at Tx in bills No
change in cheese.
RIcE.-Holdsrs become Arm after the news bnt we
head OF no sales worth reporting.
sUoAR.-The market was arm, but without trsrsac
lions beyond retail supplies.
TALLow was arm AT 81 ek eta.
WBALEsosE-The market was steady, and 50 cents de-
mandsd for N. W.; and SIC to s5c for South Sea-
FAEIoHTs-ship owners were very firm at full rates.
and rather inclined to advance than to recsds The
Iowa. which cleared Liverpool few days since, had
freight list worth f3 900 sterling equal to S7.4a4
REAL Estate AT AUcrIor-One lot on north side 18th
street, between sh and 10th avenue Is by 81 H. 400
lot Of above goth street same dimensions $50
story brick building covering the whole lot, No.
ia Allen street, 20 by $40. s,a00
story brick house and lot No <2a Greenwich
story bicI hous: and isas: Of lot No %; Green
wich street, lSx60. A676
story brick house and lot No s7s 4th street. ls0
BY half the block. .............. 5000
Property known "a Duane street 95x7o. 49,. $500
axs.ioo. Nv. "0.. $500
House and lot No Al Carmlne street 26xl00. 1000
Ho6,ksn.-Twe story frame house with lots of
ground, fronting on Market square. ...... 1000
fronting LIST and Washington streets. 49,. 900
acres OF land adjoining the property Of c. s.
browning. S.S0O
Other Markets will be found, q usual, on tho
Fourth page.
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According to these returns the Banks Of Pennsylva
mia have maintained uniform and healthy
movement than those of this State The amount of spe
Gle hand compared with paper In Giro uation, In
favor of the Pennsylvania banks The fluctuations In
the loans and discounts of the New York banks keep
our money market In continual state of uncertainty
Our banks operate in fancy stock loans than those
Of other States and a. the margin for such securities
is liable to changer the banks compelled keep
changing their loans upon them Any thing tending to
depress prices Of fancy stocks, produces immediate
call for loans and contraction takes place These con.
fractions may take place half dozen times during
quarter and report made of thsm unless they happen
Just before the quarterly returns made Even in
that they covered up much possible, and
public reports Of these operations avoided much
can DO.
II could get at the loans and discounts Of banks
to the commercial classes, from quarter to quarter 1t
would be seen that they uniform in extent, ss
those of the banks OF any other sste but when every
description Of loan is mixed up together under
al head loans and discounts it Is impossible tell
accurately in what department the fluctuations ere
Although the fluctuations may not be in the line Of dis.
counts to the mercantile classes they less
affected by the changes in the other departments the
money market feels the effect of ell the movements of
the banks ehor in the way Of expansion contraction
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Assembly.


KILLED ~ FALL.-Ths Coroner was called, yestsr.
day. hold an inquest at No l06 Troy street, upon the
body Of Mary Twiggs, q native of Scotland aged 40
years who came to her death by injuries received in ao
cidenally falling from the top ladder which she was
ascending to the roof tho house. Verdict accordingly
DEDILIrv FRoM SEA SICKNESS The Coroner held an
Inquest ALSO at No IL Washington street. the body
OF Jane Swatar, native of Ireland who died from debi
vepool in the ship Glemore which arrived In this por
on Tuesday las: with 1876 steesge passengers on board
Verdict accordingly.
FOUND DRowNxp-The Coroner was called to hold ar
inquest also at the foot Of Maiden lane, the body
an unknown man l:upposed TO have been passenger
Liverpool about two months snce who was found in the
hartor yesterday Verdict, death by drowning.
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Musical.

ITALIAN OrERA.-"Nina" was performed last evening
10 good house at Palmo's. sgnora Pico was received
as usual with enthusiastic appliances, and sung as
merit all and than all of 1t The parts were all in
order last evening and nina" made all that could
be This opera will be presented Friday
evening next-after which piece is to be pro
duced
ALHAMBRA-Christy and his Minstres, seem 10 be
come great favortes the Alhambra is every night
crowded by the most respectable families There seems
to be general feeling OF commentator towards them
They are always sure either by their wit chorussss
to delight their patrons.
THE GRAND SACRED CoNcRnr In aid OF the Church of
Divine Unity will take place Thursday the 18th inst
Mr. c. W. Beames, we'll known for his musical abilities
will conduct the concert.
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fourteen feet In dismetet Al accident causing, about
days delay occurred on the passage hithsr When In
good working ORDER the Sarah sands" viii probably
make the eastern passages in fifteen to seventeen days
and the western in eighssnt twenty Her friends
highly delighted with her. and probable that more Of
her kind win long be found lying at our whsrves
for II the experiment Of the auxiliary proves de-
cdedly ana past cavil favorable it will be brought
into general Its advantages numerous inst
such must be the result.
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EXPORTS TO IRELAND The barque Nacoochee,
Smith. cleared Tuesday for Dublin, by Messrs.
Guest Gilmour, with 500 bbls hour 500 do cornmsal
and 3. $40 bags, containing OTIS bushels wheat The
bark Georges, Robinson, also cleared yesterday, by
the same firm: for Newry, Ireland with 500 bills corn
meal 800 do -four and s2 bags containing TIA bush.
els corn.-Baltimore American
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The stcamshIp sAr An sands.

This splendid steamer up to the city and
took possession Of her berth between three and four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Notwithstanding the un
comfortable state of the weather. and the bad walking
consequent upon the melting snow, the wharf at the foo
of Clinton street soon crowded with spectators
anxious behold this iron wonder The four mast.
ed began to brief intervals through her
iron throat the limos thrown out, and finally
roaed out trem sndous strain when fairly moorsd at
the docx Her passengers soon disembarked the
yards trimmed, decks cleared up and all looked quiet
need be- The order observable on board this vessel
is agreeable feature. The Sarah Sands left Liverpool
the .0ih Of January on her first trip across the A.
laniic She was built by James Hodgsou & Co for
Messrs 1homss and Joseph Sands the we'll known mer.
chants of Liverpool and Captain Thompson, her expe
renced commander She cost 5000 900. She 10 built Of
iron and finished every respect the most thorough
manner She is Of 1900 tons burthen Her saloons are
fitted up in the most elegant style. The main saloon
vies in the chness Of its furniture and decorations with
the most sumptuous drawing room. 1t is filed with
couches covered with the richest crimson velvet The
paneng, ornamental carve work and figures are ex-
hemsly elegant and with the mirrors and paintings give
most brilliant effect. She brought out fourteen pas.
sengers, 10000 pounds sterling in specie, and about
800 Of fine goods freight During tho greater part
OF the voyage, the weather extremely boiserous,
and head winds squalls, obstacles to very short
passage; yet he screw propeller worked admirably IN
every Kind OF weather aud the principle OF the
as an auxiliary old in nsvg aing the ocean, dsmonsra
ted by the tratdp Of this ship be Of the greatest
Importance She Is clencher built andd ouble rvetted.
has clipper bow, and handsome billet head The pro
portions oil this noble vessel follows. Length Of
keel feet length all about 2I6 feet; beam 81
se depth OF msindeck 10 feet inches height Of spar
deck. feet inches She has four masts. Her engines
have cylinders 80 inches in diameter, with three feet
stroke, they are rated at two hundred horses power and
capable Of working considerably higher Her bunksrs
will contain about 200 tons of COAL leaving room to stow
1000 tons Of cargo Her scrswwhich has four AIMS y
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To Master Tailors-Take Notice that the
Charles and Baltimore tho city Baltimore will
be offered for sale auction the premises the 18th
The is about feet 'front.' and between so and 20 feet
deep s t cd up in the best possible and has
the largest cash custom in that city
Apply the stsre, Richard T. Shepherd, No. %
Che,tnut street, PHILADELPHIA. ri
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St5,3si,Sos Ass3A,l&o

xL,5SIbUB S9yJtIW oJ,7oV,TIs
The increase In the aggregate movement from No
vembsr, 1884, to November. lsls, 50 $40 Ssa and
from November, ls46. to November, 1896 So 32s, sra
making aggregate increase In the past two years Of
$7,267. lo4.
We give below comparative statement, showing the
aiding features Of the banks Of this State and Of Penn
sylvania, at two periods -
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AFFAIRS IN ALB ANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
TELEGRAPHYC.
Albany, Feb. 10, lsl7.

Albany, Feb. 10, lsx7.
Senate.
Mr.. HALL gave notice OF his intention to intr oduce
bill to authorize the ohallsn gng of jurors in civil cases
Mr. HAND called up his resolution for the appointment
Of commissioners revise the laws He said that he had
brought this subject forward solely As matter of sp
pointment unconnsctsd with any question Of salary
Objections being made to discussing the resolution to-
day, its farther consideration was laid over till tomor
row.
bill reported to amend the charter of the
Guardian Insurance Company of the city Of New
York.
Considerable debate was occasioned on a motion to
strike out the third section of the Judicial District Ill.,
which provides that the first elections shall be special
elections, and subsequent elections to be held the
January election. This was rejected The section pro-
vdes that the special election shall be held on the 4h
Tuesday In May. The bill was agreed to.
Mr.. N. =. Smith gave notice of bill to require Rich
mond county to refund New York the expences
stoned by the trial of Polly Bodins.
SMITH gave notice Of bill to repair canals by con.
tract
The Senate bill for the disposition Of common school
moneys passed in committee, and was read
third time and passed
Adjourned
Assembly.
More than half the day occupied In discussing the
motion to dispose Of the petition for the impeachment Of
the Judges Of the Supreme Court In the matter of
sing lawyers The petition was ultimately sent to the
Judiciary Committee.
bill equalizs tho repress 81 Boards Of su
pervso reported, favor by the bill to establish
evening free schools in New York. and reported and r.
erred TO the Committee Of the Whole having in charge
he literature fund.
Adjourned.
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Our Washington Agent, Win. Adams, No. 3
Elliott. BuiiinG, psnn,yvsnis Hyenqe. Ws:hnstSa
wshias have the Herald" regular and early
their address above. lw
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ACO'AAON 0Os sNn.s.

BY MURPHY BUrIEnFlkLD.
SHERIFF'S SALE TINS day at 10 o'clock the auction
~ IS Spruce street assortment Of ciothg of
every descrpn coassting OF every thng the lne Of
wearing apparel
Al. gold aud Ill yer watches jswelry SC large
geaea of boos ana shocs and
Of every description trunks Of kud asge
ment oil leather fell .t"uc
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Philadelphia Agents for the Herald.-G.
B. ZiEBER 4 Co, Ledger Badiug, Third street. be.
low Chestnut Those wishing the Herald served
regularly az their and dwellings will please then
for sale daily. Price cents. j3i I'm
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MEETING OF THE BAR.

THE members e the Bar requested To meet in the
L Vice Chanc sllors Court Room, City Hall to.norrow W,
Thursday. o,eloct NJ to hear hs report Of the
By order Of the comm,tIee,
fl ltsre JOB y SLOSSON, sec'y.
TVHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Nav YORK
YACHT CLUB. will take place at the Aston House.
Wednesday next l7h inst Members viii fo bust.
at O'Clock Dianer will be served at half past
Msmbersa requested t. procure their tickets tbefors
I'll tit .(~igpet) JOHN T.. JAY, Sc Rotary
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ARRIVAL OF THE ADMIRAL.-This fine packet
ship, under the command of Captain John Wot-
ton, arrived early yesterday from Havre, whence
she sAed on the evening ofthe 10th ult., bringing
one weeks later intelligence. She brought Lon
don papers Of the 9th. We issued an Extra
Herald containing her news yesterday, in time for
change hours. We are indebted to Captain Wot.
ton for late papers, and congratulate him in hav.
ing so splendid and so swift packet under his
command. This is the first trip of the Admiral
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Married.
The marriage of Mr.. J. Russell to Miss A. Timm, Of
Brooklyn announced in paper Of yesterday in
correct The following are the facts -
Married, Thursday. the 4h inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Bacon, JOHN RUSSELL Esq to Miss ALICE FINN second
daughter of VIM. Finn, Esq, Of Brooklyn.
Died,
On Wednesday the 10th inst of paralysis JAMES VIII
cid and respectable inhabtant Of this city, in the
18th year Of his sge.
The friends and relatives of the family well those
Of his sons, James and Charles Wet and in
law. Adam T. Tiebout and Henry GrenEsback, are
pecully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dencs Third avenue Ave mile Friday the lah
inst ats o'clock Carriages will be in attendance in front
OF the First Baptist Church. Broome street. Eliza
beth street. from halfpast till o'clock.
On Tuesday evening, 9Th inst, after short illness,
RICHARD ROYAL H., younges son Of Benjamin and Jane
Underwood, aged years. months and ~ days.
The friends OF the parents respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from their residence b Morton street
this (Thursday) morning at 10 o'clock.
On Tuesday, 9th inst, Of drcpsy the chest after
lingering illness, JOHN BLAex, aged IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence l22
Eldridgs street, this (Thursduy) afternoon at O'Clock
On the 10th inst HsNRV hAIoHr BRApsnAw, son of
Sarah J. and J. w. Bradshaw. M. ID
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend hi funeral this Thursday afternoon,
at O'Clock, from Washington avenue, Brooklyn.
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The PLArNFIELD BANK CHATTER REpRAIrp.--
We see by the report OF the proceedings of the
New Jersey Legislature yesterday, that the char.
ter of the Painfeld Bank has been repealed,
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.
BOW cry AMP HlTHEAT
THIS EVENING. February 18th, entire new hui
L performances, including TIE
PUNEY RACES.
The first appearance Of Mr.. HOBBS.
MI SANDS aud his Dancing Homo. May Fly the Fight.
ing Ponies, &c &c.
The Amphitheaue 10 pleasantly warmed throu ghout
Doors open a. n past 8. performance comnsncss
Boxes u cents, Pie lax. Seats secured. n Iwre
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for him, and said iaintly, Little James
obey your parents, and never be a SOL
der. Sister, brother, you have been
angels Of mercy to ms.g The blessings
ol God be upon you and your household.
'fhs venerable minister who had in
st,ucled his childhood, and laid his pa
rents n'the grave, had daily visited him
in his sickness, and stood by his side as
\ he went down into the valley Of the
shadow of death.
'My son, look unto the Lamb Of God.
Yes, father, there is fulness in
Him, for the chief Of sinners The aged
man lifted up his fervent prayer for The
departing soul. IIe commended it to
the boundless compositions Of him who
receives the peniteni, and besought for
it gentle passage to that world where
there is no more sin, neither sorrow nor
CRYING. He ceased. The eyes Of the
dying were closed. There was no more
heaving ofihe breast or gasping.
Ii would seem that the breath had
quilted the suffering clay. And they
spake of him as having passed forever
where all tears are wiped away. Yet
again three was a feeble sigh. Bend
ing oyer. him, the mourning brother
caughithe faint sounds, Land of peace,
Saviour OF sinners