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Messrs RITCHIE AND HESS.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
The President of the Msrcan United States the nhab.

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY
The President of the Mrican United States the inhab
itdnts Of the republic.
Be
That, being DESTROYS to sgnaze the anniversary OF indie
pendence the year 1929 by act of national Justice
and benecence which may rebound the advantage and
support Of so inesmabe good which may further in
the public tranquility which may tend to the ag
grandizemen of the republic and may reinstate un
fortunate portion of its inhabitants in the sacred rights
which nature gave then and the nation should protect
by wise and just laws ;conormaby with the dispositions
of the Both article of the constituent employing the
traordinay faculties which have been conceded to me-
have resolved to decree
l. Slavery is and shall remain abolished in the republic
2 In consequence, those who have hitherto been regard
ed as slaves free.
Whensoever the condition OF the treasury shall per-
nit the owners OF the slaves shall be ndemnited accord
ing the which the law may dispose.
r MENIco, Sept Is, 1929
A. D. JOSE MARIA DE BOCANEGRA
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V"oN"LE Property at Auction.-On Tuesday even
- ing the 10th instant, AT O'Clock, shall SELL in iron
~ e premises, the south half of lot No g. square
w. fronting thirty eet lith street, between G. and II
i and the Improvements, which good two-story
chen. ~ ' ' ~ So N'
he above property is very desiraby located Any per
on wishing 10 make safe will do well to ut
e1a The sale, the property will be positively sold
leTmsi Onehalf cash balance in B. g. g. and IL months
'o notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
T.. T.. az CT. +. DYER,
August I2-3t Auctoneers
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L1,o for the abolition of stapery in the republic

ART. Slavery is abolished, without any exception,
throughout the whole republic.
2. The of the slaves manumitted by the present
law, by the decree of September Is, 1929 shall be in
Identified for their interests in them, TO be estimated
cordng the proofs which may be presented their per-
sonal qualities which effect appraiser shall be
pointed by the commssay general, the person perform
ing his duties, and another by the owner and in of
isagree nent, third, who shall be appointed by the re
spective constitutional alcalde and from the decision thus
made there shall be appeal. The indemnica men.
toned in this article shall be extended colonists
Texas who may have taken part the revolution in that
department.
g. The owners whom the original documents drawn up
with regard the proofs mentioned in the preceding ar-
Gle shall be delivered gratsshal themselves present them
the supreme government which will authorize the gem
era treasury to them the corresponding orders for
the amount of their res ective interests.
A. The payment of the said orders shall be made in the
which may seem most equitable to the govern
ment with the view of reconcng the rights of individuals
with the actual state of the public finances.
April 5, 1887
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NRrAINs ENGRAVING OF GEN. TAYLOR.--An
~ admirable likeness, and admitted by officers of the
army now in the city, be faithful and elegant repre-
sentsuon o. the distinguished old Hero
ror sale, by the dozen, or single copy, by
June 2su Sole Agent. near the National Thes,rs.
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NEW CHURN.-We have examined churn which is
IN upon an entirely new plan. So far capable
Judging, is superior to article OF the kind in use
Is simple, and works with the greatest
Messrs Lewis johnson, of Springfield, Illinois, the
inventors and the machine BE- seen at SCOTS Hotel
81. Louis Union, May %
5-Can be seen in Washington at the Of 9th and
G
Aug. I2-3'
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IN THE PRESS,
A HIS TOR Y
FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, AND TEXAS


COUNTRIES,
From their discovery their incorporation with tho
United States.
GKEENHow
Author of History of Oregon and California.
TINE work here offered the public is the result Of
studies and researches pursued for several years by the
author, with the object of arranging in continued
atve all the of the discoveries and settlements Of
civilized nations in the countries traversed by streams
teng the northern portion Of the Mexican Gulf and of the
disputes wars negotiations, and treaties among those
ons them and the aborignes, respecting the
of those parts of the American continent For
this purpose he has collected large of materials with
regard the countries in question: by of which he
is enabled to throw much light the intricate and import
subjects of boundaries and territorial under
discussion in the councils of our government.
The first part Of the work. ing the period anterior
the American revolution in which those subjects
amned ength, will be speedily published IN the form OF
volume, beautifully printed, and illustrated by
Among its contents may be mentioned.
the expeditions Of Cabeza de Vaca, fernando
de Soto Arenno Ribault, Laudouiniee, Menendez and
La aeof discoveries and settlements of the Spanards
in Texas and of the French the Lower Mississippi and
the Aabamaand of the disputes and agreements between
nations respecting the possession Of the countries
of the Rio Bravo Grande on all Of which, many new
and interesting facts and views will be presented calcu
lated change the opinions hitherto entertained
with regard to them.
9-eOdI
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Mount %. Aary's College,
EmmitsbuyR. Md.

Enmitsbmrg, Md.
THE exercises of study Mount st. Mary's College will
L be resumed on Wednesday, 18th August
The for board and tuition, including washing,
mendng, doctors fees &lS2 per annum, payable half
yearly in advance.
To those who desire further information prospectus of
the College will be SENT application to tho president OF
Mt ST. Mary's College, Emmiuburg.
Aug. 4-dtl5lh
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

" d'T IgIUH, f0BUSl II, 1918.
GENTLEMEN: In answer to, numerous inquiries made
at the department by members of Congress and Others
relation to the laws of Mexico concerning slavery
herewith communicate to you, for publication, correct
transatons of the decree of President Guerrero of the
18th September, 1922 and of the act of the Mexican
Congress of 5ih April 1897, that subject The orgi
nal of the decree may be found in volume s. page ll9
and that of the act volume 8, page 2Ol of the Colec
cion de Leyes Decetos del Congreso General de la Ma
cion Mexicana.'
Yours respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN
Il HrIcc
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Mexican Laws and DEGREES concerning slavery.
At the present crisis in national affairs the public
attention is strongly drawn to the Legislation of Mexico
concerning slavery in that republic. We have great
pleasure in laying before readers the following sea
sonable and authentic information upon the subject which
has been furnished to us from the Department of State
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A HAWK-EYE DEMOCRAT.

From the Iowa Capital Reporter
"Et tn Brute"
When has oiled long and sacrificed much upon the
altar of devoted and dozing friendship, with what chill
ing sensation of bitter disappointment does the sensitive
and noble spirit shrink back upon itself at the ingrattude
od the f 5 aoa
Buren, such has been their reward for years Of self
known enemies no cry escaped his lips bur when the
traorou dagger of migrate Buus entered his breast then
nsS his ns @ o Se
then, in the impressive language OF Holy Writ. Event
Union, after eevatng him to the highest Office in the world
and subsequently consolng themselves under bitter de-
with the soothing reflection that it good
and under his leadership, have last been betrayed by
Martin Van Buren, So too, has he SUNK and that $50 low
Lot accuse of harshness until he can produce
stronger evidences Of friendship for Mr. Van Buren, than
submission the chastisemen which his recent conduct
has administered to our Judgment What lesson does il
teach going to strengthen the binding influence oil
We sincerely regret the detection Of M Van Buren, we
head is bossoming for the grave damn his fame and turn
his back upon his party and its principles and lend him
self, directly indirectly to promote those of opPo.
ncnt.. We find honest for his conduct and
would eagerly grasp that furnished in of see
method in his madness Circumstances plainly point to
his ancied grievances and DISAPPOINTMENT in 1874 as the
BILE, when recoect that after himself receiving the
exciting time, distinguished contemporary has said
not oil upon the troubled waters not to initiate the
spirit OF Washington, and to confirm his warning voice
against all sectional Interests and geographical parties but
build up, the dangerous platform that has
been laid the most mschievous of all parties in confed
eracy OF Satea northsrn teeterory party, against the
sayeh0,dng southern party In fact the more we look
Mr. Van Burens conduct the more we see in 1t OF weak
ness, TO the midest term.
In taking of Mr. Van Buren, and upon the occasion
writing far the democratic party oncerned) his
political obituary, justice and feelings demand
that should make honorable mention OF his former high
aud ennobing qualities, and OF his valuable his
party aud to his country We thenwthout reproach
ourselves the risk of doing violence the feelings of
others of his friends who, like us, have loved him for the
which he has dimned-ake final leave of him.
consigning him to the reekng embraces of greedy
and graiied whigery, alas enthusiastic and
much interested in his fusome praise, formerly
in defiming him when faithful to his party.
" But yesterday the word Of Cesar might
Have stood against the world now lies he there,
And none so poor as do him reverence"
40 mighty Cssari Dost thou lie low
Are all thy conquests glories trixmpha spoils
Shrunk to this little MEASURE Fare thee well y
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mERaCANIsMs.-A Glossary OF Words and Phrases
usually regarded peculiar the United States. by
}. H. Bartlett, volume lS4S. F. TAYLOR. f
Aug
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TNO RENT. OR FOR SALE ready farnished
house. in healthy and pleasant quarter of the
city The furniture all of the latest syle rich and cost
ly and excelled by any in Washington 1t will either
be rented by the month the furniture sold on
reasonable as the family occupying the house
is about lie avng the city. Immediate possession will be
given. Address X. L., city post office.
Aug l3-3t.
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Wing loss, Bs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13
A Chapter 0f Political Wonders.

Some ono has quantity rcma rked, if
peace be new made, this will be the frs,
example OF war BEGIN WITHOUT AUTHorI-
TX AND ENDED WITHOUT AUTHORITY. But
this IS only part Of Tho wonders which
attend this most extraordinary chapter Of
history. Look Of these tor an example:
!. Tho President makes war withou,
the authority of law.
,. His A,nba ssador ends j, without his
authority. any authority.
3. The President Of this country per.
mits tho ablest General of the enemy 10
take Command aud fsh, US hard as pos
sb'c.
4. Tho General Of our forces, who
conquered the enemy, is arrested in the
midst of victories and without offence is TO
bc tried ns criminal.
). We propose to pay twenty millions
Of dollars for territory we have already
occupied
g. We havc the bcs, In nds in the world
and VIC arc exceedingly anxious TO get tho
worst.
A series Of contradictions, Of blunders,
and incredible inconss.o n :Ics. like these,
canno, we believe. b, paralIcl.ol by any
Administration in any country. Perhaps
if We hunt up the record Of some King.
John or Henry VI, VIC may possibly find
n parnIlel; but certainly no, in this conn
try or in my recent history of Europe
frank fort fky.) Commonw
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CINCINNATI MARK G:'TS.
y D:siIy Dispatch Osarc. J


CLou..-tn additional sale Of 1000 brls
Civ Mills were said to have been sold Oh
SATURDAY. a, -. and late in the even
ing 1000 at S41O. in mill. To-day. the
oniy transaction heard of is 13o brls from
canal ut $l,jO.
WHsxy.--No sales have TRANSFERRED nr
10 present writing--l6c is asked, and 17ac
offered.
BArrING.-5O bales were sold at &c.
tame.
CorroS YAnS.-A sale Of 5000 lbs at
13c-timc.
JRoN.--A sale Of 90 tons. hot blast.
Ohio Furnace, al S23--6 months.
Lfysggo OLA sale of 8 brls at SO &c
cash.
Su;Ar.--.A sale On Saturday of 10 hhds
fair ". O. at 4!c, cash; ~ hhds white
Havana nj &c.
aWiSTAR'< B.si~.sm Of wild Cherry,'
for Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Consumption,
&c. Wcdo not wish to tr'tle with the lives OF
the afflicted, aud We sincerely pledge ourselves
% make no assertions rs to the virtues Of tins
iw~ticiwr, aud 10 hold out hope TO suffering
humanity, WHICH FACTS will not warrant. But
when so many hundreds, who had been given mp
Nv their friends ~ n sure prey 10 consumption,
nave been restored 10 entire health by Or. Wis
taf's Balsan,-swe cannot hold Omr peace while so
many around IT'S are Fast sinking 4" the grave for
sisv want Of salutary remedy. Try wi~i"r'-
HaI.m,n, ahG restored hral,h will be your re-
wsrd z jrSrc adve rtiscn Irnt.
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JACQUARD
cnvFRl TT WEAVING =

TNHEsU BSCRIBER begs leave TO announce
j to his frie nds and the public generally. that
he has prepared himself 10 WEAVE DOUBLE
Of various and beautiful patterns, such as he
thinks will not fail To please the various tastes Of
those who may favor..him with their custom.
The machinery is altogether new and Of the
latest improvement. and ne faitcrs himself that
he will be able 10 DO the BEST OF WORK
such as will please every one. He is also pr-pa-
red 10 do all kinds of Plain Weaving, such as
Cloths. Fianncis. Linseys. Carpets, 3~.
UFHis residence is the East side Of Marion
street few doors South of Gibert's Hotel.
Approved country produce taken in exchange
for Weaving. NATHAN klTSON-
Rie,.mond Au~ ~ SIS. 3j3n.
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-. e.e ..ly, severc,s...


erssoIe she es'y sevcse's
tw,,sr PExx. in framing constlfu'
100. Government Of the province Of
9f5syivania, said:
~ IL matters OF liberty and privilege;
49, that which is extraordinary anu
myself and successor no Pow. !"
4. mischief, that the will Of one me"
- hinder the good Of whole
1s';: ;x the true doctrine IN Govern
The People through their 'm'ne-
Sstc Representative. ou2h1 am. nan"
ss.ere;en. The ''wili OF no on. "a"
-..ha 70 be permitted to dictate 70 .ne pt 10
Gen. TAYLOR was right wnen -. ne
~ that ..tbe personal OPINIONS .. '"e
rsscu,ive ought not to contr'' me ac''o .:s
d C..c,cs. on questions OF domestic
80" Nothing can be more Kepu-
49, ,han This position assumed by the
n D p..r;oa Elect hin to the Presidency
~ .,,e~ what may be his own opinions
No ~. =. -. s...,;on Of the extension OF STA
...v ne viii not interpose It to defeat inc
hi or the people. lie has sa'a ~ =, ~" -.
has1 not the man " pr"
prs~ises. --
zc.,;,s, M,de Of Mixing Bniier.-H
ysof butter only for my own breakfast
ii.y sheet Of blotting paper upon
,lsis, and pour the crea" upon IT, =
80 time the milk filters through ana !he
-, j. formed. If ! wish to expedite
~ ooerstion, l turn the paper over gently
- he cream, and keep it in contact for
.f,~ moments and then press upon IT,,
IA the butter is formed in less than two
-;ouics. II you submit it TO severe pres.
s.re Ly screw press. it becomes as hard
= vhen irozcn cannot think but the
simplicity Of this mode OF proceeding
v,osll Le universally adopted, If any better
material than blo'tiny paper could he
,Loush, Of for the iiltcrcr-''e paper ad'
herins too firmly TO the butter, and the
finest muslin admitting the passage OF the
csesm.--A Garacacr.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE!

IL The unde rsigned, having gone into the
Exchange business, at their old stand opposite the
Post Office, would inform their customers and
the public generally. that they are just receiving
the largest stock Of
r a an ~ {: ROGER les,
ever before opened in this place, which. they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing a
larger supply.
Their stock consists, in part, Of Imperial, Gun
Powder. Young Hyson and Pouchong Teas !;
Rio and st. Domingo Coffee y. Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Colleen Syrup, Sugar House
and Plantation Molasses; Nos. /, 2 and Mack.
erel, in Bbis. half bbls. and Kits Shad, Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate. Rice, Sa!era-
tus Starch, Zante currants, Raisins, Fresh ground
spices Of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tailow candles, Soap, Indigo, Madder,
Alum, Copperas, &c. &c.
AIS GA general assortment Of Queens
ware, Glassware, Stone Woode n ware,
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, Shovels,
Spades, orks, Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Twine Market and School Basket Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Drooms,
and 1901 di ffe mt articles, which we shall take
pleasure in showing to any one who may favor u
with call.
ly-Please call and examine our stock, as il
costs nothing for looking.
Wv LYNDE & co.
Richmond, May 10, 1e4a. IT,
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PLOU>d II s:

As the season for using this article 10 at hand.
he would call the attention Of farmers 10 his
stock in that line The Woods' Patent Plough
9TH. one ne mspufactures)-has been in such
general use in this and the adjoining counties,
that it needs no recomms udation at his hands
He has a large stock on hand and " I'LL sell them
at LOW PRICES.
The undersigned returns his thanks to the
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him,
and respectfully soIicits continuance Of favorr.
u-AII kinds of Machinery repaired short
notice. CASH, WHEAT. or good HORSES. wiiI be
take n in exchange for any of the above articles.
I@His STOVE STORE is on the North side
OF Main street, opposite the Richmond bookstore,
where custom will be promptly waitcd on.
THOS. O'HARRA.
Richmond. Sep 10, ls4s. fja3l -Aj.)
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TNO DYERS... Nader, Capperas. Logwood,
Extract do, Nut Calls. Blue viiriol, Mic
Wood. Fn.,ie. Indigo. prepared Blue, Camwood,
Oil VitrioI, Aqua Forts, Mariafic Acid. Lac
Dye, Crude Tartar. Arruatto, &c, &C.. always
on band aud for sale cheap. at
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment
Richmond, Aug. o, IsIs- 3Jsf
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&
Hardware. Cutlery. Leather.
and almost every ether article in the line Of their
business. Their stock consists II part Of
Salsllers Tools and ulatrIial Of all kinGs.
Shoe maker : Tools ana Findings IN great variety.
Coach Trimmings. embracing cloth. Innings,
laces, lamps. carpei. n,ailabie irons, Ne, &c.
Carpenters. Cooper's, Cabinet Maker and Mil
Wright Tools, with many new and useful ar
tcles not heretofore used in this section OF
country.
Plasterers. Brick and Stone Mason's, Tanner
and Curriers', und Backsui,h's Tools, full
assortment.
Horticultural and Agricultural implements.
Mill and cut saws, spades. shovrls. picks, hoes,
hay and other forks strap hinges, window fast
nings of different kinns.
Cradle and grass scythcs, snaths, sickles, &c.
mbrela stands, beautiful and useful article.
Brass aDdirons, shovels and tongs, scrapers,
w rough; and cut nails. screws Of all SIZES,
Hand and door bells, sheep shears, knives n nd
forks, carving do, p"Cnct knives. German sill
Yer table and :ea spoons. coffee mills Of var
ious Patterns, waffle irons. potatoe Washers,
Coffee brOwhers, candle sticks, suffers Z. Id
trays, scissors, tea canIsters, looking glasses
&c, &c.
Mouse and rat traps, trace chains. log chains,
steelyaris. scales ami weights, I'atent bal
ces Of various SIZES, sc. &c.
Grind -stone aXles, new and tlrst rate article.
Zinc wash boards, wood screws, iron and brass
wire,
Table and floor oil cloth, variety Of patterns,
CoRpAGE--Hemp and sea grass ropes Of different
sizes, Irvine coarse and fine.
Wagon, carriage. buggy and riding whips, COW
hides, spurs, &c.
Rifle barrels. gun mountings, brass stair rods.
BUILDER = HARDW ARE, embracing door
locks Of different kinds, latcl,es, window fast
nings, &C., &.
LEATIiER-Solr, upper, kip. calf skins, NOR
rocco Of various kinds, sheep skins, oil, dressed
and tanned
They also agents for the sale "f
BENSON'S PATENT PLATFORM GALES.
which they warrant to be correct. and sell at the
Manufacturers prices.
The attention Of Mechanics is particularly re-
fnested to their great variety Of articles manu-
featured Of MaIable Iron. embracing many mr.
ticles Of daily use which, are equally good and
much cheaper than they have generally sold.
May %, Isis. 22tf.
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NANANNAA M0EEN
Riehmnn6. IND.

1HVHE Subscriber wishes 10 call the attention
Of the travelling public to the fact that he
has returned 10 his old Stand,
(TnE NATION AL,l
that he has put the House, well AZ the whole
nient, in first rate Or,ier for the
mod Of the travelling public. with the deter
mi nation that he will not be onfdone in the
west for kind aud close attention to those that
may favor him with a call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment OF isis
gucs,s-In short, he is determined to keep a
good and orderly house, and make every per-
son that calls him at home. His charge shall
be as low any house Of the kind in the west
man shall go away di<sa tisfied If in his pow
CIR to prevent. Feeling thankful for past favors.
he hopes to be sustained BY his old friends and
customers. Amy favor will he thankfully re-
ceived, and, in his humble av. shall be returned.
DANIEL d. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb, ., lS41. 43-'i5if
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Ar YOUR DooRsyy

V0NVH citizens Of Richmond can he supplied
from, the Valley Mills. with the best
quality Of fau,ay FLorn, Br'n, STARTS, &c, nj
their houses, by leaving orders at Lyie's ErceerJ
S.osy, or handed 20 me: JOHN FINLEY.
September ~, ~. 3S:3w
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4 superior lot Of Loufx60O0 S091r
aud MODas<es. jast received from New
Orleans, and Cor s.le by the Hogssead, Barrel or
Retail, Low ToR CASH. by
HAINES & FARQUHAR.
Opposite the Bask.
Richmond, Aug. 9th. lsas
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BE KIND 70 EACH OTHER.

BE KIND TO EACH OTHER.
"Be kind TO each other.
The nights coming on.
when friend and when brother
ferrhance may be gone.'
y! be kind to each other.
For little you know.
How soon We may weep
The sad tears Of woe
For a brother. or sister. friend loved and de ar
Eeposiug in stiffness, on deaths sable bier
BE Kind to each other.
For little We know.
How soon We may weep,
Ere in sorrow YOU roam
Through the tenantless roOms
OF . desolate home,
W yearn for the forms that have passed away
10 dwell in the light Of happier day.
he kind TO each other:
And strive day bv day.
10 render some kind ness
10 soften life's wav,
And remember that frie nds the last one should be
10 point out the faults in each other they see.
BE kind to each other.
For short 10 life's span,
We must crowd in its compass
All the good acts We can,
Zach hour should recall as il passes away,
Some being made glad by Loves kindly sway.