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MEDICAL.

NEW MEDICAL BOoKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment of delicate diseases,
and all the kindred aneetiOns-ustrated by
her Of beautifully coored plates, large BY Homer
Bostwiek, lecturer surgery, and diseases OF the
above named nature IL is large quarto0 pages second
sdidon price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal L." IL may be sad, fearlesy 10 be equal
to kieords Actions works the family Of Diseases
and far superior to anything Of the kind in
this country. Author of The Family Ply sioian; price
& cents Author Of work Self Abuse, its dsplo-
rabe Effects &C. &c sixth edition, fourteen ates; Price
81 For sale at the publishers, SrRINGER ToWNSIN d,
222 Broadway and by the author, 504 Broadway.
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river are the productive hills and valleys Of the great
valley; behind you, and almost enclosing you, in
the rear, as the river does in front. the noun
tains OF the Blue Ridge-for the Blue Ridge Is not
a mountain, but chain Of mountains runnin 3
through several States; but most distinguished in
Virginia for their many p0in of beautiful scenery.
The hotel is delightfully."- situa ed in the midst Of
this Landscape of fields and hills, and valleys, and
woods, and meadows, and river and mountains /;
and in the hottest day the smooth river under the
shade, or the dashing rapids in the sun, are par
ticularly refreshing to the sight.
The feed ng ut this establishment is good-ws
may truly say, very good-never tasted superior
mountain mutton the yiands being fresh, there
no French DISCUSSES necessary nothing suspicious
Of appro aching decompostion-the visiter feels
hungry from his ride and eats heartily of the good
things before him. The company is yet small, but
a dozen arrivals this afternoon indicate that tn,
season is fairly commencing. The house is under
the management of Osborne & Hall, two young
men Of enterprising habits, and accomplished in
their line of business Good judges say that the
water of these springs is similar to the celebrated
Bedford water, Of that class known as the saiins
chatybeates. So accessible, SO convenient, and so
charmingly located, it is wonder that these Shan
nondale Springs not throngea by all the seekers
of poetry, and romance, and pleasure, passing be-
tween the North and South. But enough for the
present In our next we shall touch upon the poll
tics Of the valley Of Virginia.
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SHIPPING.

E0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-TuE UNITED
y states Mail teamship FRANKLIN, Jamss A. wott0n,
Commander will leave tor Havrc touching
70 land the ais aud Iassenger saturday, July 10Th
" oeloek from pier NO. q. North River Price passage
Sl2 Specie in tina 90 twenty thousand
will be delivered In London for 5Gths per cent spr
Gle must be sent board the day previous sailing
tsse not wanted dring the voyage should be sent board
the day before sailing marked below For
ssge. apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent.
No. 5i Broaiway.
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AIOFEE TILL CuRED.-DRs COOPER AN % MuRpHy

NOfEE TILL. CURED-DRS CO0PERAE D MURPHY.
diseases be relied on in the OF
nate cases. without nercury Dr. Coopers patients will
hnd him at ~ Roosevelt street. Chatham
else Beware Of the quscks in Duane st. OF Chatham
TYRE MANNED woAANs PRIVATE MEDICAL OoN-
81 Women-Twentieth edition Is mo-, ~. sV-Pree 81 =
Years Of suffering Of physical and many
snectionate wife, aud pecunary difficulties tie
sort t is intended specially for the marrse' CT those
contemplating marriage as II DISCLOSED tmperAIt secrets,
" nc should &c tnosr 70 them psrsieulary.
family II Is Of especial importance.
Here also, every femae-the wife, Che mosherthe
In whom nature important change.
can discover he causes ymptoms and the most emeiens
rem,dss sne nest certain eee oour' in every iAIs
tsstrsot ofs Letter ffon 9sntlsmAa in Dayton ohoI
- . DAYror, kay I, ISi7,
Ny DEAR Sra NY yifs mas tesn nj, ala, ,o>
some three wears In her rro,i an
Suish ana sun before during nsr oou-
hhsnen ever successive and detiists.sS
and Frustrated her putting her life In ana
which was on The set despared Of
this state II things Inevitable ard resgne vsea 20
meet ths ~Srs. a. this time tnow about Swo noss,
the relief afforded my Sis;rsssea ne ,na
great discovery Of N. NJ Desoesux provided -.sa, "a
epensc prospeetto ne, which little conceived vse rossi
pie ,h,s ere another would have ys
IN Der grave and my children let's motherlsss.
n 81 course, imprrotcahe 70 convey more fuIly tho
insnd"d for the married those
sale Al = EroadsAy anti.t the Putilskns er,e -
r esny s,rsss Nss lorsi LII. CO.. AitSnyi .seth
Phiisde
ON the recep, Of o. copy viii be rsnsrItes ~ main
must se addressed, pesspa.d 70 Dr. n kaurSo,r teS
LIZA New yorh city. once ~ liberty strse,. w.
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PACKETS 70" HAvRE.-sECoND LiNE-TBE rot
loving ship. ill lesv. Hs,re or The 18th. and Nsv

They are all oaes New Ytrt built SHIPS provided
ali requisite articles for the comfort and
senger and commanded BY men Of experience In the
price Of s 500 without wines o,,,s S..
rert the subscribers will be FORWARDED f-s s-cn a.,
charges hut those actually incurred. - ~
BOYD HINCkEN, Agents, IoI Peasl s,rs,t
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rNHL NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArE
Mail steamers-Thes hipe comprising this line ar ~

hiLaNIiC. ...s.s...... .'....s... Capt. Ncst
fASlflC ..... ...s....s... 81. Napt. Ne.
hh.Ii, .....s....... apt Luce,
nna.i Nepts 'rllifoeF
ADRlATlC. Capt ,3raitcn.
These SHIPS having been built by coutraet esprssy COZ
government service has been taken
ttructon also In their engines insure stran md
speed, aud their accommodations for pssgsugers
egualled for elegance comfort Price Of
York To Liverpool siU; exclusive OF sEe state
rooms tSzs; IRON Liverpool 70 New NorS g3s e-rct
enced will be attached 10 each ship. terth can
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on Enn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ANrIporr spl

" nj REV AhD.-JElfklkS IL. A Sfk-
WOOO cine mixture for the Of private disorders IA
make speedy cure without the least rstro
drink exposure or change in application TO business The
proprietor challenges single which the mixture Will
not cure, under the forfeiture of hve hundred dollars 10
put up in bottles with full directions at 81 One
lasts are cured in two days For sals ~ c.
KING 1872 broadway aud 100 Bayard street. New York.
Little, lO4 Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co.. New
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N DATES o. SAILING :

sppMxSb & SSTliSEs,ss No. 50 Wan ,tr,,..N.r
BROWN, SMILEY h Co, Liverpool.
=. q. ROB1RTs h CO, ~ Kings Arm ysrs. Landau.
L. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard kontmartre, Paris.
owners otthese shps will net be roi
silver bullion, specie, ewery. precious stones metals
thereof therein expressed
After The Gre, Of April the rate Of freight BY the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
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Is AND LONDON TREATMENT on PRIVATE

t|Asls AMI LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIykTH
diseases IN ier houro. By vegetable art.geste.
.i."out pam In dsety brought on By rnrrortr HABITS
M eonsututonat ahecuons he incidence ar
f local remedy aud car show any there arc or
vhe sanho. be cured without H. he has easo SSy ~
{et dareton from tae other Physicians In all be "a
nss permsnent cure he has structures daily b, oarss
nns tne iorner dsess, coon enough. Bs DIPLOMA 18th
snese end INC hundreds OF certtcstes .t pcr, "A
sqs,l L. Yen cured me in one say.-p. N. Corbvp One
cured me in fev hours. sneth,r
Tor uied long ume.-C. Dersnd a sye
yesrs 70 be cured Of weakness from use .itho. hen
NJ yct you eurcd me by local aud general r,stusE, IA
snort ume.-Jas kvtns Yeu cured Of the vcr,, "a
ulcers on my body and face In sbort
nsd teen urder three Physicians for he~ss using
every auseh medicine could hear otw r,rgason Perth
Amboy y y Those at distance can BY ins fee
treated BY msl once hours from A. n. to 2P. n, .sd
@sf LARMOST, n D.. a HssSe strteA two
doors rom Broadway, not in the store.
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company 10 in want is and the era ofhigh tolls
having passed away, we hope forever, perhaps il
would be the best policy they could pursue for their
present interests, although it would initiate to
some extent against the Interests of the trade of
this region.
Assuming that the increased quantity of coal
sent to market by the railroad. from the first of
December 1850, to April frst 1851, the former
year, (Which was l90, 900 tons,) all consumed,
and left the markets with less quantity unsold than
remained over on the first Of April 1850, the in-
creased quantity sent to market this year. so far,
is quite small, as the following figures will show -
Increase from Schuykill county, from December $780,
Deduct increase prior to April l. 100 600
1889
Increase from the Lehigh so far. .......... 424ls
ll6,247
Deduct from this the diminished supply fur
nishee from the Swatara region, Schuylkin
county owing to the enlargement Of the
Leaving tons. Observation-Disclosures. CAPT.
Total increase, SO far, from the Schuylkill and
Lehigh regions, only 6i,2i7 tons
From Wilksbarre and the Delaware and Hud,on
Companys works, we have no returns From
Wiiksbarre, we learn that the increase if anv is
but trifiing. The increase by the later comoenv
to their expectations, otherwise the quantity would
not be kept secret and since the completion Of
the New York and Erie Railroad u new market
has been opened for their coal, by diver ing nor
tion into the interior of the State Of New York -
Vessels continue scarce at Richmond and with
out any change in rates of freight.
The following is the amount of coal sent by the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Schuylkill
Canal, for the week ending on Thursday evening
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CkRTAIN DISEASES. At THE VERY FIRsT synPs
TOM cured BY Or DE Laneys entirely nev local
es one day In old and complicated his
mode OF treatment uithout mercuryD IL
any other In America Once, 81 Lispepard street neaR
Broadway and Canal street. s celebrated Fr,soh
a., 81 49,
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sHIPPIH0.

4: Z. sessa. =. 3SOoss.s II.
::,:s; {; s::s
.::ss :,s I. ~.
- TOM: ssz1ssSSRRh sl i s : ::.:
FEkHfEsksH sE ssS toms toms Sf s4alY go -:
SSs tom: TsiSSSs
.. z. s h. =.
ss PRIMAL 81 S 1 and
'he steaner from San Francisos: N'" ''s
.sIs.tos e freight transient passengers between p
The well known steamship SARAH SANDS of $50 tons
nov under charter 10 the company and slary
| extra family boat.
other porte.
The sSnneetien in the Atlantic viii be maintained By The
SEoRGiA man 5000 sons CRESCENT CITY 100 tons.
sHPiRr CRY 2s5 tons fniLADEfPiiAie 10 e ~.
Leaving New York for ChAgres the llh and 18th Of
The new steamships Lii DORADO and FALCON wiIlfenA
sh periods as viii insure as little dssentoh IS possible on
ns and orlsass and
.ns IRON Ss. ss
'i ace. -. -. NJ. w.,
$500 $3.50 in lower cabin 70 80
f fSs ms IN ssss s1s sS Sl6s;
'aSpt;S y any safe sea between those PSrt
ses q h i .sso oce .s
FOR SAN FHANCIscovIA RIO AND VALPARAISO
GAZE new one ENID double engine Steamship GOLDEN
Navy Comm ander viii have quick despatch for ssn Fran
been built to carry the between Panama az San
Franeiseo 10 double iron braeed and has
HoWIXEp / AsPiNwALL & South l' street. ss NY.
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIP AFRICA WILL
,s All from New YORK for 5ysrPoo on Nsdnssday July
se;esS Su,y q ISL For freight sIply s.
ssd d6 4: b sTsAsgR soa
70 cam rnia We feel II duty TO fellow tryen
Go s IKE h i' a
the o S9rSs e the f s
H. had than on the Line aud the s.
BEKfoRD Co, vescy street, A.tor House.
PAAccIITIS, NAIL STEAMSHIP eoMPANY7oNLY
Sspsh M The splendid double engine steamship CHE
s at IN ;T
Havana ard Chsere Cb .y M street iot
iiayaDa e the spel did double sssn.sp THLcoS:
to sail from Pssa@a abSu, Tie 10Th Of August
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-THE ONLY
Through Line for California and Oregon. via Chagres
rect Fare reduced On Monday Sqly g AS ~ The
Fin dlsy schsnsk s. N ommaodsT win SAN Mon
the foot Of Warren street North River with Gover
the s1s psns
On about the 18th Of August For freight passage
ppy ct the office and Sc South street. III
OPPOSITION TO MoNoroLY-INDEPENDENTL LINE
" Tor Chagres direct and through tickets California
further redgc,ion in gress The new and splesdd
ueamship BROTHER JONATHAN, the fastest and best
q" the world, l40O tons register X.
jSps s sail Sr SsqSrGs s.s1 v MIUday
Old Monopoly Line aided by govern uent Patronage
snabled TO cent missions TO aud
oroze their valuable services the Independent Line
Offset have concluded TO make further
for the direct benefit of the travelling public.
Freight 20 cubic For freight
ply only to E. MILLS, Agent 81 Courtlandt street. N
NOR SAvANNAH.-THE STEAMSHIP FLORIDA,
Capt Ly will sail Saturday. 18th inst at o'clock,
from Pier No. North River For freight passage apply
tosAML MITCHlLL, l9i Front street Alabama, Capt.
Ludlow, Saturday, 18th inst.
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nF. FhWCkTT CAN M COMPLEMENTARY Uty-
tulcd AZ hts once. ~ Dover street. dsltsas
atss vhch he cures without mercury. Recent ais.a.
cured IN few days His Balm ofErra Tor rervrus deti
rersht ON W sef ,tvse = The es rvrr-atsne aas.s
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livery MOTHERS

- .r'y, and the pros eets of,oo -. ANN,
hcol that vii o eat people from tsnrryibs
ovsre, mo al al tou many important seersts Witch via
T,n,rsif sssh .hjectiens Price 81 Ter sac ~ In.
Iet,c. . Ntht Portuguese Agency No ~ Ann -
srsetsd as above. TO tos f,sc7 Mes Yorh p . vn
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" pensrd street. TIE most didon ara
prrtrseted Of debility from abuse ant
nal weakness and marriage usx
cured without medicine solely BY his vented N
Nv letter - ff'~s"s'ns
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DR GOODS EXTRACT, A CERTAIN AND speEpv
~ ,pceihc for prvae disorders This medicine Il sa.,s
,.'d eure IN short time without iaste
nrfmel ana VIII sgree with the most delicate
Sold BY Brigham Miller ~ avenue n f,on 49,, 1s
s''oos Vbpot< SteN~
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NJ EDiChL LECTURE ON SEMINAL prsr ca. NJ.

~ =. eisver, D-Ihe first number rive . - ~ ~
as,teea h NJ ~ esss q diseases gepsr III,
1890. ., ~ neaical men. Treatment
ana ney Instrument wh' "A s,,s
NO IL Ann street. Price Is c.ns Wy ana ~ the acsnor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
Talk ahonf Takers.

Good takers are about as rare as the black swan
of the Roman proyerb Great takers abundant
common as lying among lawyers, perjury among
smugglers, or extorton among cabmen. But good
talker is different thing In the first place gram
mar must be eptionable-though too machnice-
ty of phrase is worse than occasional carelessness.
Secondly, he talks proper subjects, at suitable
times and places. Thirdly he talks in low tone, and
only raises MS voice with the spirit of his topic. Wit
is not important to good taker though spice of hui
NOR is, and good sense is indispensable. Adaptation
to persons and occasions is great point, and the
want of it glaring defect in many otherwise good
takers. They discourse very cloquently of books
to gnoramuses, of balls to devotees of philosophy to
women, and of science TO sailors. They talk poll
tics at the opera, describe funeral at picnic, and
crack jokes on hemp before people who have lost re-
lations by hanging. To editors they offer improve
ments in the art of conducting anewspaper-to min
listers (unsuspectingly) diatrbes on the Immortality
of the clergy, and to lawyers (but that is not much
amiss) excellent homilies the knavery of the bar
To talk Vel needs more than a ready wit and a
nimble tongue.-Boston Post. - -
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Irishisms.

An IrishInan was once at dinner where apple dump,
lings were served, but not knowing the of them
and withal unwilling TO confess his ignorance by in
curing what they were sat in silence until fell
on the floor, the dog caught it up, but Instantly
menced paving his mouth with his leg; the Irishman
seeing this and thinking he had thereby found out
what twas ordered the servant to bring him "dog's
JsI0s harp
The same Irishman said if a few gooseberries give
so ne flavor TO apple pie, ''that IL ,OOutd be
darIint Of apple pie lChich made Of gooscber
Ties enftreIy.''
AT another time he was heard TO tell the shoemaker
that he never would be able to get the boots he
had just got until after h had them day or
tlCo''
He purchased sun-dia, as he said, to Z" inform
himself of the time in the morning before daylight
lie started down street one morning to buy Z" a
second hand cofin." And he made application at a
jewellers for ha pence north Of siIrer spoons
He said at time that the bGzs (bees) in his
own country every mothers of 'em as large
as our shape (sheep.) ''And how large are your
hives;" said Yankee to him. g Faith and We come
to that says Pat, 'thsy large any Of yours
"And how many Of your bees get into one hive %
said Jonathan. 90 Yho the drill" said Pat, sis 90
ing to stand idle all day to your foolish cate
chism.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11
Too Unsociable.

We heard excellent story, few days since,
respecting one Of the most popular of our Mobile
steamboat captains, gentleman of independence,
and universally respected, which illustrates the eX-
tent to which gambling was carried on, on the Mis-
slsSlppi some years ago, and at the time con-
veys good moral against that vice. The gentleman
to whom we refer had been employed on Mississip-
pi boat as a second mate, and performed the duties
of his position very satisfactorily Card playing, at
that time, steamboats,, established institu-
ton of the countryside settled usage on the steam
er on which Capt. III was employed where everybody
played from the captain TO the cook. All their
spare time was devoted to Drag and poker. The
second mate the only who felt no inclination
to take hand, but preferred attending to his bust
ness, and amusing himself in other ways.
AT the expiration of two months of service, when
the second mate applied 10 the captain for his wages,
great his surprise and modification to be inform
ed by the captain, after settling up with him, that he
was under the necessity of discharging him.
"Why, for what cause?' asked the second mate
" Do not always perform my duty promptly and
correctly?''
eyes, replied the Captain.
cam not sober, peaceable, respectful"
&c Yes, you all that responded the captain;
but, to tell you the honest TRUTH my FRIEND you do
not give satisfaction to the people on board. To
speak frankly, you are not socable. You do not
even take quiet little game of sdraw poker,' with
your brother officers" sod
The second mate accordingly received his dis
charge, and was thus for some time thrown out OF
employment Shortly afterwards meeting brother
officer of the boat from which he had been discharg
ed, he related the circumstances Of his dismissal.
The officer laughingly replied Well, the Captain
was right to discharge you for you too costly
an officer, you were the only one board he ev-
err had TO pay-he accounts of the others being all
squared up every month by few games at poker,
at which Captain c. could beat all creation!''
| Thus, Captain IL lost his place because he did
not gamble. Leaving The Mississippi, he went upon
the Lake, where, in few years. by industry and en-
| DsHn
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The Future Life.

C..
How shall know thee in the sphere which keeps
The disemboded spirits of the deadl
When all Of thee that time could wiher sleeps
And perishes among the dust tread?
For shall feel the sting OF ccsseess pain " q
II there meet thy gentle presence not,
Nor hear the voice love, read again
In thy serenest eyes the thought.
Will not thy own meek heart demand me there
- That heart whose ondes throbs me were givenl
Ny name ON earth N thy prayer
Shall it banshed ffom thy tongue in Heaven7
In meadows famed by Heavens life breathing wind,
In the resplendence of that glorious sphere.
Aud larger OF tn unfettered mind
Wilt thou forget the love that joined us here7
The love that lived through all the stormy past,
N meeLy with my harsher nature bore,
Aud deeply grew the tenderer to the last,
Shall it expire with life and be morea ~
A happier lot than mine, and larger light
Await thee there, for thou hast bowed thy viii
In cheerful homage the rule right,
And lowest all, and renderest good for ill.,
For me- the sordid cares in which dwell s'a
Shrink the heart, heat scrolli
And wrath has left its scar-that fire of hell
Has left its frightful upon my soul.
Yet though thou wear'st the glory of the sky
Wilt thou not keep the same beloved name,
The same fair, thoughtful brow gentle eye
Lovelier in Heavens sweet climate, yet the samel
Shalt thou not teach me, in that calmer home,
The wisdom that learned ill in this7 aslt
The wisdom that is lOye-tl become
Thy fit companion in that land of bliss?
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-11

. NATURAL RELIGIoN.-We have been not a lit
tie amused with the following definition of the rei-
gion of mature" furnished by the Yankee Blade.
1t comes remarkably near 10 the truth.
/ Look out for number one.
2 Use others all you can, and let them'' - you
as little as possible A"
3. Get money; honestly, if you can, but-get mo-
ney.
A. Hold on TO what you have got, and get as much
as you
g. Every one for himself, and the ID take the
hindmoSt. =
Here you have he.whole thing in a nutshell.
There is no need of linking whole reams of paper
with explanations of the subject for here you have
the exact doctrines in which the world believes and
which practised upon by vast majority of people
in every nation on the globe 1850 -
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For the Daily Indiana State Sentine
To an Invisible One.

In purer cline, tt f.t
My being fills with rspture-waves of thought
Roll in upon my spirit.-strains sublime
Break me uns0ught.
Give my lyrel
feel the strings of gift divine,
Within my bosom gows unearthy fire, e.rf
Lit by no sk Of mns"-MILToE. $50
Ky soul is DER Iife's long day,
And weary of its gloomy light,
And loathing earth it turns away, M
=. To scenes of fadeless pleasures bright n -.-st
The world can give no lauded Joy,
The heart with peace and bliss to h
No good unnlix'd with pains alloy
No holy seer's triumphant spell. .,.,t
Though Love md friendship zvveeten part,
Or most Of all we know feel
And JOY may brighten round the heart
o, yet that heart is lonely still.
Avoice is murmuring in nay ear,
A spirit tone to me is speaking; ,i2-
know its sornd, feel fear
1t Gains my heart, it stills its acheing.
spirit n NINE t9era sse-
-1if Is dwelling with supporting power; -a fa
To ctasten, elevate. refine lH ~
When gloom and disappointment lower
~ o. spirit voice, he ever Nigh $40
To chide.--io guide.--to sympathize; ,fss 81.
Teach m al o fly 20 ..f 81
And raise TO the skies. ~ H
fhf si., 9saee - EUREKA.