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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-08
St. Paul business CARDS.
MECHANICAL g. PROFESSIONAL.


SPIRITUAL. AI.KNOCklNGS IN ST. PAUL.
rgNHE ssubscrber the corner of Fith aud iuneso.
n Ia streets, is now NOCk Mock Nocking old
rags into handsome cheap and durable Carpets. Iades
and gentlemen please call aud those spiritual knock
lngs, you will not intrude
large quantity Of carpet warp hand, and carpets
made to order L. NJ WALTERS
ST. Paul, May l3, 1852. 4-tf
r.. B.PRICE.
nLAsTERER. can be found near the corner Of Jack
and Sixth streets near the lower shingle mill
L. B. T. has served regular apprenticeship al the busi-
OF pastering and believes give entire salts.
faction 10 those who may employ hm IN any branch O
his business.
p. S.-Two good Ourneymen are wanted Immediately.
St Paul, Aug. II, 1851. Il
w. III. PARKER,
EBLASTERER and csteru-builder, informs The people
Of saint Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
his line OF business, which e poiesses TO understand
thoroughly June 10, le5t. 9-y.
BOON BINDING.
yEHiiE subscriber wouid respectfully inform the Citi-
of 81 i@ul and lis vlcHity, tat ne IS Bow car
= inS on the a"oFr business IN me 3nd story "i X NJ
Spcncers building corner jh ard Robot street.
Particulsrattention paid TO binding Magazines Period
icals plain fancy binding the shortest
and oa reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
st Paul, March p, lc5!. 49-tf.
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
HHATTiSON * BENSON, have purchased, and eN-
Il pect early in MAY addition TO their Livery
Stock several and elegant carriages, busges and
barouches also harnesses and horse furnishings and
eq,npase OF the mos elegant description.
ALSO-sn additional STOCK oi fine boOded. well bro
ken horses Query. If "smrtelr horses under
tle LquOa Law, VIII they be danger u t.ing knock
ed in the head.
Oar entire new stock viii cost over $1,000 OO No
other stable III the West, out oi Saint Louis, will be
found = complete
Will fInts and the public please remember, tina
al the Livery Stable IN the OF the AGerifa House.
At the upper end al SAINT Pa.l tiev can at ali hours
have such convey by land, wheels on horse
back, as they may deSirc!
PArTISON q BENSON.
ST Pau, hpri, =, 1852. 52-tf
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ST. PAUL,
Door Sash and Blind NanufactOry

Door, Sash, and Blind NanufactOry,
(Corncr of Fourtl and st. Peter Strccts)
Nj. WISE co..
TNNER grateful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore
H extended to them beg leave 10 inform tir b-ilders
ct 81 PAU and The OF r.anhiud general thai they
always ou hand, and prepare to make any
amount OF Doors, Window Slsh Dnd, and Francs TO
order, short notice il, the most durable manner. anG
the most reasonable price for cash. Give IA call.
Decem,r,r p, lrjl MICHAEL WISE,
81, JONAS GlSE.
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LARGEST STEAMERS AFLoAr.-Captain
Ward Is about building two leviahan steamers.
His chief engineer has been directed TO send prop
osiions 20 New York for two low pressure beam
engines, 80 inch cylinders, II feet stroke, to pro-
pei boats $50 feet in length, as feet beam, IA feet
hold, to be called the Westers World and Great
West. and to run from Buffalo to Detroit in Is
honrs, calculated To compete with the Canada
Railroad He has already advertised for any
quantity Of ship carpenters and joiners. They
are to be built al Newport. ST. Clair Co., Micbi-
gan.---lIb.
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NATHAN SPICEE

Hotchm0ker and Jeireier, Yhird-sf., 81 Paul,
EEAS just received and keeps constantly on hand a
\ general assortment o! Clocks, atchcs and Jew
er. Also, Perumery and every other article in Ais line
Gentlemen and Ladies are respectfully invited 10 call.
November, 1851.
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Chicago is going ahead with giant strides You
see, on every hand, unmstakabIe evidence Of
rapid growth and great ard growing prosperity
New buildings, some Of them very large and
costly. are going up in al! directions. The river
is crowded With craft Of various sorts and Sizes
The streets are full Of teams and stores and shops
thronged with customers The swelling tide OF
travel and emigration pours its volume through
every channel, leading tno the city, and hls its
numerous Hotels to overiowing Among these
Hotels there are several very good ones. and one,
the fremont, which safely challenge ccmpar-
ison with any IN the West II is now abundan,ly
pa,ronlzed and no doubt helps 10 draw and de-
tain pleasure travellers especially, in the Garden
City" When Milwaukee can boast Of similar
Hotel, she too will come in for full share Of the
tide Of travel ; for, with hat single exception, she
presents very superior attractions to he sister ci.y.
Chicago Sentinel.
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Saint Ecuis.

r. CHOCTEAU, JR. JAS HARRISON. FELlX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, Harrison * Nalie.
ELROpRlErORS of the It. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
4 VIII keep on hand full supply of merchant bar
iron boiler plate, sheet iron and nails manufactured at
their establishments from the of The Iron Mountain,
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in an
ron store TO which they invite the attention o. country
merchants.
IL Warehouse, No l29, Second street, st. Louis, Mo.
CHAS. w. BORUP.
Agent at ST. Paul
May g, 1851. 3-tf
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FIRE AND WATER PROOF PAINT.
EF You your buildings from fire and your
roofs from rotIing, get fire proof paint. II be
sold per pound and is the cheapest and best
paint in the world. Enquire Lott Mofets. of the
Agent. The paint is warranted. 4. ShNBORN.
st. Paul May 1852.
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TO STRANGERS ST. PAUL.

yTyHE subscriber has provided for the Odaiion
Of boarders; both by the day and by the week, with
or without lodging-at very moderate prices. Inquire
for the Galena House. the first building Roberts
street above Third, opposite Winnie Cooeys Clothing
TOR. iul5-S-Iy VIM. RIISSONE.
XKyHITE Granite ware dining plates, teas, cofftes
w pitchers, &c, late arrl.al at
in g. WM. X. MARSHALL,
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Saint PAUL Business Goros.
(AECHINIC1L.) {
MIIILyER Z.


MILLINERY.
MRS. l.. VI. SrOAkES, wishe. to inform The
w Ladies of 81 Paul and vicinity that she is thank
ml TO them for their kind patronage during The prenr
year She has just returned from the East with the La
TEST FASHIONS and SPLENDID assortment of Goods
She has Ribbons that be surpassed beauty
and quality this side of New York, Artificial flowers and
plunies, Velvet and Velvet Trimmings of every color
etc. She may be found her old stand few rods west
OF the Presbyterian Church. where she would be happy
to attend to any order in her line Of business.
November, 1881. 3-29yI
TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
nEEpLY sensible Of past favors, again invite Your
~ attention to my MILLINERY EST R-
LISH HMtsNT. conldcutly assured that can show
you variety OF materials aud trimmings that will repay
inspection.
Ny facilities increased for supplying you with
ihe latest s les, and hope 10 he able every
niand which taste and sty lie may require.
My arrangements for the season, am persuaded Will
fully ensure that which the Ladies of Saint
Paul willing to contribute when punctuaty and
anxiety To please, blended with knowledcc of what
their excellent taste requires
NJ \. MARVIN.
Third Street, ST Paul, November 90, 1851. n
JEVVELRY. JEVVELRY!
I'VE subscriber has Just received from New York,
large assortment ot rich and fashionable Jewelry,
consisting in part Of the following articles gold chains
finger rings ochets, rings, cur pins l1ica and gents
breast pins, bracelets or seals ard buckles gold pens
and pencils which he viii sell very reasonable
WATCH ri REPAIRTNG.
EuRONOMOTER, duplex, horizontal and vertical
- Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber will give his personal attention 10 the nice
and important branch Of watch repairing and the va
rous neat and intricate departments Of the Jewelry bu-
snts. and hopes by strict attention 10 the wants and
wishes of his Customers 10 merit their appreciation and
patronage. a. II. ROBINSON.
Matchmaker and Jewcler
81. Paul, April 81, 1852. 2-tf
WIsT received, a large assortment of Clocks chcap
- for cash, at ROBINSON'S Jewelry store.
LOOK SHARP!
IBCRSES shod according to Nuture and Shoes made
Il Tor all Kind of Diseased Feet, bv
BROOKE Il ARTHUR,
Al their shop, 81. Anthony stIect, above Fort
street, where They are prepared TO DO all kinds Of
BLAC OK MITIiING.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed.
n. B. No charges for Horse Shooug when not salts
factory to customers.
StPaul, Feb. 5. 4l-tf
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II. G. TNVICHELL n CO..
Forwarding and Commission House,
NEW ORLEANS
FuNIiIS long established house conne their attention
strictly 10 sales and purchases commission, and
The forw arding business generally. They solicit
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore given
them jul7-9--tf
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ST.PAEL BAKER v .--ts OcD EATING.
A IL who love good eating cali at The 81 Pant Bake
n ry, where they do things up White not Bfown.-
We shall have hand All times. Bread and Crack
er, Cakes and Candies of every descriptions Ice Cream
and small Beer, and every thing else N olr line. Call
and see for yourselves. 4 IL W bATES.
III Pa. AnriI lr1o IL
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w. :. SWIMMER,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT.
CORNER of Second and Chesnut streets, (Over the
~ Post Ofict -. Louis, Nd
REFERENCEs
Messrs. Z. & w. Campbell, lMessrs Hayden 4 Wilson,
Adolphus Meier&cpi H&RB Whittemore.
st Louis June IL 9-tf
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6tiIlwatcr Business Caros.

6tillwatcr Business Caros.
Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stwater, Mnn. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
w0rrGnted genuine.
ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
attorney and Counsellor at Lam and Solicitor in
Chancery.
VIII attend a professional business entrusted TO his
saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-tf
THEODORE f. PARKER.
Attorney n Counsellor at Law,
shH~aer, Minnesota Territory.
THE LAKE HOO r.
NVATTHEW TAIsEY Proprietor,
w saltwater, Minnesota Terriroy.
March 5, 1852. a..
MARBLE WORKS.
KNTM. WIl.LiM, agent for Ma thew Iawton. Marble
w Cutter, Of Pittsburgh, is prepared
orders and furnish al kinds of Monuments Tombs and
Grave Stones OF the best workmanship and material
NM. Wli.LlM.
saltwater, April 2, 1859. l-u
VN. ". HANKS.
q T his store in saltwater is now prepared to offer
IA to his customers, much larger and better assor
ment of Goods, than he has before brought into
this market His is entirely fresh and bought
this Spring, at the very lowest figures 1t includes al
most every article called for in store and espe
caliy such goods wanted by villagers and
lumbermen. Hats ana Caps, Boots and Shoes, ready
made Clothing, Crookery, Hardware, Flour, Bacon,
Pork, Eggs, Butter, Cheese Sauces and Condiments,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Salt, Molasses, Fish, Dry Goods Of
all sorts and especially for ladies' wear. Fresh goods
will be ordered promptly from week to week so as TO
have constantly on hand, whatever the trade may
qure. These goods, customers may depend upon buy
ing, tor quick pay very moderate profits. Being de-
termed to make bad debts, W. w. H., feels assured
tnut hr sell goods low they be bought any
where in these parts, at retail
o saltwater, May l3, 1852. i-tf
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E't.NTiEts.

&tHERNIAN ~ EIORF.E. on Fourth street, St
- Paul, the middle Of town. N the building OF
Mr. Knox. up siaics may ie found. ready attend to
Painting in all It's departments House painting, sign
painting, carriage ard ornamental painting, all done
up promptly and wiki paints of til best quality. If VIC
do our work IN a sloveniy, unworhmailkc manner,
do expect get business N the enlightened town OF
pnul 3iN ssNERMAN & MO-. EN
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tnillomriper.
0oalel,l.

GEO. G. .STROTHER,
Sole Agent in Gaiena for sale of Sloan
Medicines. Main street, Ga!ena III.
r. McLagan,
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Gaena, Ill.
S. S. MERRILL & CO,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Boots and shoes,
No. SO, Steamboa. Landing. Goiena.
h. :. FELT, Galena, III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Housefurnshing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO--keeps constantly on hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lO
JOHN K. SMITH CO..
WatchmaAers and il e,ceHers, Main St. Gatena illinois.
A Large and wei selected assortment OF Clocks,
"A Watches, JewelrN and Silver spoons, constantly on
hand, fer saie low. Engraving neatly executed. Al
kinds Of Jcwelry made order and neatly repaired
All orders punctualiy attended 10. The highest price
paid icr old gold and silver. 22S
II. N =. DRUM.
MAIN STREET, Opposite GaLENA HOTEL.
NNANUFACTIRE and keep constantly hand
AVA complete assortment of fancy and W indsor Chairs
Also. bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses Bedsteads, DC, DC. Persons wishing to pur
chase win do wei to Cal before they buy elsewhere
prepared sell good article and terms
invariably cash, can afford to sell as cheap,
cheaper, than any other III the city. reasonable de-
ductiOn made to persons buy tn sell again. All orders
from distance punctuaily attended to.
Gaiena, May, lo3l 81
BENJAMIN F. FELT.
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w VI. ". HANKS.
Saint 1utl)onn.

J.. r. WILSON
Saint Anthony Falls,
nEAIERS in Dry Goods, ready made Cothing, Hard
~ ~sve Boots and Shoes Groceries and Provisions,
&c. &c.
Saint Anthony Falls. May 20, 1851
ST. MATTHEW RICHARDSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAM, NorARIEs PUBLIC, LAND
AGETTs.
81. .inthohy, Minnesota Territory.
tct. 9, lc5l. 25-ly
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUnLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAMES M. GOODHUE.
0escs on Bench ST., near the junction Of Third.
II f Il NJ S ::

TERMS:
ar THE PIONEER will be furnished - subsc ribers
At Two DoLLARs per alnum, invariably in advance.
1T No subscriptions received for less than year.
uf All letters this Office, must be re-
ecive attention
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G.. y. HOVETS s. GO.

kIsUR Mandatory: everything in the fur Inc made
II IN the best manner. Ladies fIrs, sleigh robes fur
coats caps and gloves Upper Town, fullers brick
Il. 15--tf.
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TO TIE LADIES OF Sr. PAUL.
NJ a WAX ' |
Third Street, ST. Paul, November 20, lSJl


I'VE subscriber has inst received from New York,
large assortment OF rich and fashionable Jewelry
consisting in part Of the following articles gold chains
finger rings, Chtts rings cu pins ladies' and gents
breast pms, bracelets tor seals ard buckles gold pen
and pencils which he viii sell On very reasonable terms
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JACOB j. NOAH,

Attorney az LG,c ard Solicitor Chdncery.
lNOMNlSSIONEK ior States of Maine Rhode Island,
Connecticut. New York, Pennsy lvana, Virginia,
Alabama. Ohio and Louisiana.
rrAl instruments to be used recorded in any Of
the above States may be taken ut Office il 81 Paul.
July 81. 1851. l5-f
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NEW CLOTHING. HOUSE
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
NNyINNE & COOLEY Roberts street, first door
w north of Stillman 4 Co, row receiving an
extensive assortment of Dress French English and Ger
Cloths and Cassimcres, well as rich Nestinss all
purchased expressly for their Tailoring Department.
Particular attention has been paid 70 the Hosiery,
Glove aud Shirt Department In the Clothing Depart
ment, they challenge all petition regards quality,
stye and low prices.
NJ. Paul, Nav 6, 1852. 3-tf
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Ii. w. Lott,

B. W. Lott,
Attorney and Counsellor a, Law. and General
Land Agent.-St. Paul.
Particular attention will be given TO collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emptiou Claims, and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. SIT
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BLAC MIJIII

share OF The public patronage respectfully solicit
ed.
n. b. No charges for Horse Shocing when not salts
factory to customers.
ST Paul Feb s. a2-L
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WATCH REPAIRING.
LOOK SHARP.

"CRSES shod according to Natuye, and Shoes Md
Il tor all Kind of Diseased Feet, bv
BROOKE d ARTHUR,
AT their new shop, on ST. Anthony street. above For
street, where they are prepared DO all kinds of
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be d-Isa you'll stick to one number.
"'pmrdown,' said he. and plump he
socked V, on the Isi1.
when l seed the way the cat was
jumpin', maneuvred some, and just
tilted some bones in my box that was
trained to come up treys. shook EN-
purity good, so the feller couldn't COM
plain of not gettin' his moneys worth,
and when l rolled 'em out, up came the
treys, and down went his V. among my
dough. 1t hadn't been there long afore
down went an x, which shared the sam
fate of the V. But he wasn't skeered
abit. He was regular fghtin' chick
en-, and kept the six we'll covered with his
stuff, notwithstanding the industrious eff
forts was making to keep the board
clean, After while began to diskiver
that he had to dive down purity deep to
chase up his change. Presently, with a
desperate lunge, he laid out FIVE, but
afore l could turn out the dice, he caught
my arm, and remarked
Say, old top, swear if you have
the luck to hatch out treys agin, I'll eat
'cm.'
Thinks l, young man, you will be
sure of your dinner, if you amt goin'
to perjure YOURSELF Aud, you can be-
live me or not, stranger, afore was done
a-thinkin', the dice was rolled, the treys
was up. the feler grabbed 'em. and
swallowed om. afOre l could stop him.
Now, that worried me some, for
did not like to lose them dice, for they
was fortune to me in their way so says
l, odd horse, l will jist follow you up
You see l was sartin he couldn't hold
EN- long, for they were loaded, conse-
quently they would lay rather heavy on
his stomach, So, when he came to the
hotel, he was pretty blue about the gills,
and he made one or two remarks about
feeling little under the weather. Arter
bit heard gaggin' and a spittin', and
there stood my customer agin the fence,
with his face rs red as scarlet, and his
eyes startin' out of his head. Before
assistance could be rendered, he was re-
licved of his dose. He looked upon the
ground, jumped back, and starin' me full
in the face, bawled out
i" By Munder there is them dorned three
treys up ag0in - Philadelphia Sunday
Mercury.
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For tho Clnrksburg Register.
INCIDENT OF THE REVOLUTION.


Among the thousand unrecorded Incl
dents of that memorable contest, the fol-
lowing think, will not be uninteresting
to your readers. 1t is among many such
told by my Grandfather, who, though not
engaged himself, derived his information
from the Captain and several of the men
engaged.
In the winter of 1776, and IT, while
the British were quartered in AmbOy
and Brunswick, party of seventy-four
wagons, escorted by three hundred reg
ulars, proceeded to forage among the far
mers of Middlese1. They had succeeded
in loading their wagons with the produce
of the country, and were leisurely return
ing, when Captain Francis Locke hastily
collected one hundred militia, and inter-
cepted them on the banks of Milestone
creek. a deep and rapid stream, and at
this time running with slush ice, a cir
cumstance which would have deferred
any less daring than the heroes of that
memorable period.
The militia. undismayed by the chill
ling waters or the British veterans, dash
cd into the stream but they were saluted
with so severe discharge of musquctry
supported by the bayonet, that they were
forced to retire, but were soon rallied and
again returned to the attack but with no
better success than at first. They had
now crossed the creek four times, and
were so chilled that they were forced to
retire. They retreatcd one mile to Tun-
nissan's Tavern, who, being good Wing,
turned out his liquor in Profusion. The
men soon became thswed, then warm,
and again proposed to attack the enemy
Captain Locke now attempted to dissuade
them, but they persisted and said they
would go with or without him. Seeing
his men so determined, he divided then
into three divisions. One was ordered tt
attack the enemy's rear, and the second
the rear of the right flank; the other
commanded by Captain Locke himself
again forded the creek, and furiously at
tacking them in front, Simultaneous with
the other two divisions, the enemy panic
stricken fed, but not without the loss o
large portion of their party, who wer'
killed in the digerent attacks, or taken il
the pursuit. Seventy wagons, anc
great number of horses fell into the
hands of the victors. Their loss in the
conflict was small, but several were inva
lids for life, from their exposure that day
L. G.
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THE sUN-BRIcHr CLINE.

Have you heard, have you heard, of that Sun
bright climel
Uudimmed by sorrow, unhurt by time,
Whose age has no power DER the fadeless frame,
Where the eye is fire, and the heart is fame
Have you heard of that Sun-bright climei
A river Of water gushes there,
Mid flowers of beauty strangely fair,
And thousand wings are lowering DER
The dazzling wave and the golden shore
That are found in that Sun-bright CLINE.
Millions of Saints all clothedin in white,
Their garments ofbcauty clean and bright,
Are dwelling in those immortal bowers,
Mid changeless hues and countless flowers
That bloom in that Sun-bright cline,
Ear hath not heard, nor eye hath not seen
Those swelling songs or that changeless shore :;
Their signs are waving, their banners unfurled
Der tho Jasper walls, and the gates Of pearl
That are seen in that Sun bright cline.
But far away is that sinless cline,
Undimmed by sorrow, unhurt by time;
Then mid All these things SO fair, is given
To the good home, and its name is Heaven
The name of that Sun bright cline.
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