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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-10

~ hanufactured expressly my own sales of pure aox
tied to be MUCH CHEAPER than an pf,ioy eo. a,
establishment. q sr,,pSo., ' 'A'
myl7 2pf ro 60.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-10

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.--In this Court YES
terday there were informations filed of assault and
battery and attempt to kill and assault and battery with
attempt TO murder This the last day Mr. District
Attorney Reynolds who has soenergeticaly conducted
Tqe in tins Court during the last four years
noay MI Dunn me newly appointed District Attorney
takes place at 10 o'clock Mr. Dunn is very clever and
competent gentleman and an experienced practitioner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-10

"a MARE's NEsr y DiscovnnED.-Under the head Of
suspicious party the NewYork Express says: Capt
sweetze of the brig Vancouver arrived last night from
Abera, Cuba reports: In the Bahama Channel saw a
steamer painted similar to the Long Island Sound boats
round 70 under one Of the Keys Guagaba Island
anchof anu land two boat loads Of men, who Immediately
put nre but we were obliged to tack off shore as the
wind was dying away, and were in shoaI water and
night coming on We the light of their fire all night
She did not appear as pleasure party as the prome
made deck was deserted the whole time while the main
deck wascrowded With mena
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-10

s.. SHOOTING CAsE-John Spah, a fiatboatman,
,roni lnaana and goodhumored and inoffensye man
ar M examined before Recorder vaught on the
district 1t appeared that the accused had been hanns
@ gun IN careless manner and that the shooting mot
Sef'ous) was accidental. He was discharged
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
NEW GOODS.

THE subscribers have just received
l. large and well selected Stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods, to which they
invite the attention of their friends and
the public generally.
They name, in part, as follows:
Brown and bleached muslins. linens.
kerseys, satinetts, heavy cloths, &c. ;
prints of every style and quality, mouse.
line de LANES and cashmeres cloths,
cassimers and vcstings of superior quail.
ty; . large lot Of ready made overcoats,
fine frock and dress ditto saddles. bri.
dies, trunks, &C.: large lot of heavy
shoes, waterproof boots, fine dress ditto
and general assortment of Women
and childfen's boots and shoes.
A large supply Of Groceries and Con.
dictionary always on hand.
Coats. pants and vests made up TO or.
der at the shortest notice and in the most
fashionable style.
RICHARDSON & COMBS.
October 2s, ls5l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
NOTICE..

TrElE copartnership heretofore existing
- under the firm of Richardson &
Briscoe, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. VIM. +. Combs having pur
chased G. r. Briscoe's interest in the
ablishment, the business will in future
he conducted under the firm of Richard
son s. Combs, at the old stand. They
respectfully solicit the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to The old firm.
All persons in debied 20 the late firm
Of Richardson & Briscoe, are hereby
requested 10 call at an early period and
close their accounts by cash or note,
as we are DESTROYS to close ihebusiness
Immediately.
GEO. w. RICHARDSON,
&. 3. BRGSCOE.
Sept. Is, 1882
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
- Court for st. Mary's County, sitting
as Court Of Equity, passed the 9Th oil
August 1852, the undo rsigned, as trustee,
will expose at public auction at the
Court House door in Leonard Town, be.
tween the hours OF one and FIVE o'clock
+. u. ~ Thursday thu 18Th of Novrn,-
Der neat, that valuable reai estate called
. AUCKLAND.
situated on Wicomico river, adjoining
The land OF Cornelius Barber, containing
one hundred and thirty acres of land,
more or less. The soil is good and well
adapted to the growth Of the staple pro-
ducts of the county.
The improvements are comforts.
.I.lE be-the houses being al in good
repair. Any description, however. 10
deemed Unnecessary, ss, Of course, those
desiring to purchase will go and examine
The premises.
The terms rs prescribed by the decree
are that the purchaser shall pay one
thousand dollars cash on the day Of sale,
ana The balance in two years, 10 be Sc.
cured by bond, with such security as the
trustee shall appEove, bearing interest |
I'e1a the day Of sale. Upon the paymen. !
u he whole purchase money, the trustee
~ wi execute : good and sufficient deed to
he purchaser.
;. G. FRED. MADDOX.
nov. 4, 1S52-ts. |
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
Prospectus for Publish ng
the Writings Of
DIR. JOHN LOELAND,
THE MILFORD BARD.

WITH Portrai, of the Author, and
w a Sketch of his Life. Collected
and arranged by the Rev. ]. N. McJil.
ton, A. NJ.
The subscribers have in press, and
will publish early in November, the
writings of the MILFORD BARD, consisting
of Sketches in Prose and Poetry, Moral,
Patriotic, Sentimental Sympathetic and
Humorous.
These sketches are greatly varied,
both as regards subjec and style, and will
form volume Of highly interesting
character.
The Milford Bar was well known as
a writer haviIg obtained considerable
distinction in literature by his contribu.
tions to various Periodicals throughout
the country. Many of the sketches,
drawn from real life and founded upon
we'll known facts, were widely circulated,
and received high CONNIE ndations from
individuals celebrated for literary taste,
as well as from the press.
Since the death Of the Bard, the
subscribers have determined TO present
his works in an embodied form to The
public. They have been collected and
arranged for the purpose by q gentleman
wtaRwas familiar with his history and
character, during his life, and who
assisted him in the arrangement and
publication of former volume. Many
OF The pieces have been writteo since the
former volume was issued, and are among
the best and most interesting of his pro.
duciions.
This work will be issued in an Svo
volume Of upwards Of FIVE hundred pages,
embellished with an excellent Portrait
of the author. 1t will be handsomely
bound in Embossed Cloth, Gilt Back and
Sides, and furnished 10 subscribers at the
low price Of $3.50 per copy, or 10 Cloth,
Gilt Edges and Sides, suitable for Holiday
Gifts, al % per copy.
The work will be sent by mail, any
distance no, exceeding 3,OU0 miles, on
the receipt of 30 cents or 10 Postage
STAMPS. in addition to the subscription
price,.
Ordeis from Booksellers, Canvassers,
&C., Ito whom the usual discount will be
allowed, are respectfully solicited.
JOHN MURPHY & Co., Printers
ana rupTIshers, I75 Market
Street, Baltimore.
November 10, 1854.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
euANo. euAro. GuAro.

THOMAS w. HELEN, No. l22
Dugsn's Wharf, above the State
Warehouse. keep. constantly on hand =
large supply os GUANO, of direct i'm
portaiion. which he offers to sell on as
accommodating terms as any one in the
market. Also, Calcined Plaster, Ce-
nent, Lime, Bricks, Hay, Corn Meal,
Flour, family. extra and super6ne, to-
gether with every variety Of article ap
pertaining to his business. His friends
will find it greatly TO their advantage TO
send direct to him for any article they
may want in his line. as all orders will
be promptly attended to.
Baltimore, July y. ls52-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROF.
ITS.

QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROF.
ITS.
HAVING extended and enlarged INV
establishment and made il one of the
most extensive CLOTHING WARE.
HOUSES this side Of New York, I am
prepared to offer the most complete and
beautiful assortment of READY MADE
CLorHrNs in the United States comprising
all the different grades and qualities,
from low-priced to superfne. Gentle.
men may rely upon receiving at all
times the very best quality of goods, at
the smallest possible prices. I would
therefore say to my friends and patrons
in the country, that | can offer them
greater inducements than can be found
Elsewhere in the District.
WIN. WALL.
On Pennsylvania Avenue, between
9Th and 10Th Streets, and next to NJ.
Shanks's Iron Building.
Washington. February 5, iss2-tE.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
NEwGooDs FOR THE FALL,


MOSESWOLF, formerly Pedlar)
IVA takeahis opportunity Of thanking
his friendslfor the Patronage bestowed
upon him; nd begs to announce that he
has just rettned from New YoRk with
a very extekive stock of the best FALL
CLOTHING. which he il enabled, by
his systems
SMALL ROFITS ard QUICK RE.
TURNS 70 PHI at least foe per cent cheap
er than aH other house in the city.
lie has ais o large supply Of Sc r
WANTS CLOTHING, which he offers
lower readymade than the Farmer has
to pay for iIe stuff. Remember! Cheap
Clothing EHporium!!
80 West Pratt street,
9 dpors above Hanover street
Baltimore.
October ll.lss3-im. 81
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

SPALDING g. greenwich have
just received one Of the largest assert.
ment of OvER, SACK, AND FRocK CoArs,
ever offered in this county, which they
will sell at Baltimore prices.
The highest market price, in Cash or
Goods viii be given for Green or Dry
Hides.
Nov. 9th.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
NEW GOODS
for the Fall OF 1862.

GPALDlNG &. greenwich ara
- now in receipt or one Of the largest
and most desirable stocks of goods ever
offered for sale in any country store.
They name, in part,
ron LADIES WEARs
Mediums and wide black silks. 6ns .da
lanes, cashmeres, poplins, regeat silks.
ginghams, prints, s!iawls, white sw:ss
and book muslins, linen cambric hand.
kerchiefs, hosiery, gloves, Swiss and
cambria edgings and insestings, 60.
FOR CEETLEarEH's WEIR,
Fine black and Ilue cloths, low
priced ditto, heavy black and brown
ditto for overcoais, doeskin and other
black and fancy cassimeres Il from 75
cts. to S2.75, black satin, silk, nsarseiI.
les and cashmere vesiines, half hosc.
gloves, woollen shirs and drawers.
ready-made over and business coats.
silk and cotton umbrellas, &c.
.zLso. II
1900 yards Of csrpetinrs OF various
prices and qualities, 10 bleached and
brown sheetings, Irish linens, linens fog
pillow cases. bleaclied muslins, 1000 pair
OF fine and coarse shoes, 90 pair or W.
ter.prcof boots, 30 pair or fine city. made
ditto, and ladies' and doisseS city.niads
boots and shoes, together with their susa.
al supply Of Cutlery, Hardware, Queeus-
ware, Groceries. Medicines Paints, Bsegs
&c.s all OF which will be sold as.iows a.
they can pc bought At retail in the city
OF Baltimore. Call ands examine before
going there. sept 90
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
Nov. 4.
A PROCLAMATION.

a OC L. "A III h TON.
PY THE GOVERNOR OF MARY.
- LAND.-STArE or MARYLAND, 10
wit: Whereas it has been the practice
OF all Christian People to set apart days
OF public thanksgiving and prayer, as n
national testimony to the goodness and
mercy of Divine Proyidence; and where.
as Il 10 the especial duty of those, who
have enjoyed Ills largest bounty, to
manifest their gratitude and sense Of de.
Pendence and whereas the people of
this State have been, in a most signal
manner, enriched with every temporal
blessing, which the heart Of man can
desire; and whereas, also, in view of the
unexamPIed happiness and prosperity,
for so long a time enjoyed by the whole
American Confedcracy of States, under
The wise and liberal form of government
bequeathed to them by common ances-
try, it has been deemed appropriate TO
set apart Thursday, the 2jth of Novem.
Der nex:, as day Of thanksgiving
for past benefits, and of prayer for the
bouniiful continuance of the same,
throughout the Union;
Now therefore, | ENOCH LOUIS
LOWE, Governor Of The State Of Mary.
land. do designate and set apart THURS
DAY, the 25th of November next, as a
day of thanksgiving to Almighty God, to
he kept and observed by the good people
of the State of NATURALIZATION earn
estly exhort, on that day, carefully to
abstain from all secular employments,
and to devote themselves 10 such relig-
iouS services and exercises as are ap-
ProPriate to day OF thanksgiving and
PRAYER.
Given under my hand, and the Great
Seal Of the State of Maryland, this 25th
day ot October, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand, eight hundred and fifty.
two, and Of the independence Of the Uni
ted States the seventy. seventh.
By the Governor -
f. LOUIS LOWE.
THos. II. O'NEAL, Secretary Of State.
Nov. 4. I'd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
E0r Baltimore and Wash.
ingtOn.

A The steamer OSce-
f-A ola will, on Sunday,
Ne Sd October, com.
,..,, h... ~ menee running regu.
ing Washington ever. SMnd.v =, =
O'Clock, A. N. Returning, ls.ys Rs,,;
more every Tuesday at 8 5cIoct p,
NJ.
She will touch regularly going and
re'nrnin2. ut onardtown and Cone riv.
-r. and at all the usual landings on the
Potomac, for signals or TO land.
Passage and fare to and from Bali.
more or Washington, $3.50.
Freight taken on moderate terms.
The Osceola will arrive at Leonard
Town about 2 o'clock on Sunday, and
about 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning.
r JAMES MITCHELL Capt.
October .. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
NOTICE.

a S it will be entirely out of my pow.
IN er to ride through the county to
collect the little bills that are due me on
the score of the " Beacon" all persons
indebted to me for subscription Of adver.
Using, are requested TO settle their &C.
counts. at the adjourned term OF the Cir
cult Court.
GEORGE HAYDN.
Nov. IL, lS52-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

tNe. North Liberty g. Baliimore.)
TINE undersigned, late of 81. MaYy's,
- have associated themselves together
in the above business. They keep con-
stantly on hand the choicest OYSTERS,
LIQUORS. SEGARS, &c., &C., and
respectfully request O call from their
tfiends in. g. Mary's when they visi,
he city. e'-
ALEXANDER CAYwOOD
WILLIAM ID. GLADSTONE.
Oct q, fssz-H.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
GEORGE SLATER.

Or TIE LATE FTRM OF lGELNOnR Dc SLATER.
Wholesale Groeers and Commission Merchants,
No. 10 Commercial street.
III GS 20 inform his friends in Leon.
y ard Town and ST. Mays county
that be will continue at the old stand
where he will feel most happy in attend.
ing 10, wha.eyer orders they may please
favor him with. -
Baltimore, Sept. -, iesi.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

" A man can find nowhere 80 tsood ii
Savings Bark a. BY enp,yfng his parse
into bis head. Knowledge l. sle bess
capital ne EN- possess /; Il i Ii his com.
rsand every Inonnent. and always abovs
par.--Da. FRAHKLIs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

nFFER for sale on the most reason.
" able terms a choice and fresh Sc.
lected stock Of Groceries, consisting in
part Of
$50 Bags Rio Coffee various grades.
100 do Government Java Coffee
As do old white Maracaibo do
60 Chests Of Gunpowder Imperial & Y.
Hyson Teas.
80 hlf Chests Oolong & Chulan Black do
so half Boxes double refined Loaf Suga
s. Barrels Crushed Pulverized L. Clarit
fed do
40 Hhds Porto Rico & Cuba Molasses
5 Hhds family Syrup
80 Hhds New Orleans, Cuba & Porto
Rico Sugars.
Also a superior assortment of impor.
ted and domestic liquors, the quality of
which we guarantee equal to any in our
Market.
Oct. 20, 1882.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

to Lady Of the Methodist chuch. bal
invite proposals from all with testimoni.
ais Of character and capacity, as they
propose to secure the services Of the
best.
Applications may be made by letter.
postage paid, to Col. c. COMBS, Presi.
dent of the Board of Trustees, Great
Mills, Post Office, St. Mary's county.
Maryland, until the 4ih Wednesday. in
November next, when the Trustees will
meet to make the appointment.
By order. WIN. BISCOE, Register.
October Il, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

THE subscriber keeps constantly on
- hand . fine assortment Of family,
extra, and superfne Flour. together with
all kinds OF Mill Feed, Lime, Bricks
Hay, &c. THOMAS w. HELEN.
BaItiaore. November -. lssf-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

Francis w. Kerchner,
FASHIONABLE BOOT l. SHOE MAKER,
No. los WEST FAyErTE STEEr,
Opposite the Liberty Engine House,
BALTIMORE,
80 Respectfully informs his friends
that he has purchased "a
the old established -
@stand Of Mr.. J. Hartman, and ID
prepared 10 suHeAy them with Opera
Boots, Caters, Scotch Boots and Shoes
of all kinds. for gentlemens wear, made
of the best materials. By strict attention
to business, he hopes to merit share of
the patronage extended to the late pro-
prie,or.
August s, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

NOTiCE.is hereby given that the
~ sl'l,|es has ob,si.fd frcm the
UrPhans CosSpgSf No. county, in
Maryland, letters Of administration OIL
the personal estate Of james Mrl,imore.
Iare OF said county, deceased. All
persons having claims agains. The said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the proper vouchers
thereof. to the subscriber, on or before
the 4th day Of Nav next; otherwise,
they will be excluded BY law from all
benefit Of the said estate. Given under
my hand this 4th day of November,
1852.
II. II. BEAN, Admr.
Nov
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
OUR THANKS,
New EiFan-NevV Goods.

II DEER and Abel return their sin.
- cee thanks to their friends and the
public br the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended to them, and announce
that the, have associated Mr.. Thos. F J..
Harris with them in the Mercantile
business The firm will be known for
the future as Loker, Abell and Co.
Theyhave removed to the large and
roomv sbre house formerly occupied by
MeyenbFg and Bros, where they have
just received from Baltimore a first. rate,
large, aA well selected stock of
NEwGooDs FOR THE FALL,
Complying Day GooDs, GROCERIES,
Q6EENswk Rs, HARDWARE READY MADE
CLOTHING Doors, Shoes and every arti.
Gle usually found in a country Store.
They infe attention to their assortment,
and engage to sell IS cheap as any other
House inI he County, for cash, or, upon
short tims to Punciual Customers.
Call tokee them.
Oct. %, bs2-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
OF INTEREST
To Merchants. Clerlxs,
TEACHERS STUDENTS & AI.L McN

- - - 800 - $50
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mind and the student will thereby b
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Che possibility Of aM error, and i'm less ihas
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These Fundsmeutal Ruless ere fol.
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even fufther facilitates the oshef opera.
tons.
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INTEREST,
which will work out the interest At anv
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durried of at prices greatly reduced from
that (S6} at which the balance were
sold, TO make room for q new edition TO
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present one.
Every purchaser is bound (as a mat.
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rightistl by his sacred pledge of honor,
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paid. directed to P. Mar MAaxLEy.
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lar to write the name of Post Office, and
State, distinctly with those neglecting
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fee and 30 per cent, On orders for eight
copies or more.
October Z, les2-4m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

ST. DEARY-s FEMALE SEMINARY.
MST. MARY,S COUNTY MARY.
~ LAND.
PREACHER WANTEU-Tns inssi.
tuiiou offers tosparen,s and guardiafss
the best instruction. in all the branches
usually taught in femSe 4seminsries.
together with Music, y sing. and the
modern foreign languas on more mode.
rate terms than il afforded by any SINH.
lar academy 10 the State.
1t is now open for the reception ofpu.
pills lder the care and instruction of
NJ AIRY BLADES Principal,
\ N lar P. THOMPSON, Vice Principal.
! ard of Trustees wish to engage
ksuQf more proficient instruc-
and instrumental Music,
3 Of giving some aid
= Of study al the
n o Teacher they
I'D dollars per scho-
at the Stewards
y fair representa-
religious secis among
- a n $500 ali ~ etc.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

nal portrait painted BY 7 Sully, Eco.
This Portrait will be match for the Wash.
ington, and 10 in every respect ss well got 40.
Price IS per copy. Address ss above.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31
FROM the kn,ek-rhn' ker J
A2ARDH TO = II e p


~ WILLIAM q GhsfttHt
Y.sr. y.s hs,. Red since ishcd nthp lat siams.sf
They si., ,l,-~ down beneath the alj Elm tfee
IN, vish a pst,-a, h-sr, sschday inumhcs.
b.csa.e 1t h,inEs me nearer .iill 10 thee
The ,~ high, COMES and febc. IN soiiened 'l'enior
An tia, !. b~.nifnl on land or ssa.
Ard ., ,sy spin, Ginss N iuap-nee lender
Yos IN tia, hour nearer seem 20 tter
r.. nigh, !. gene and ae The mist. Of morning
Rrfo,. the day gu~i. burning prrs~uce hee
Then in my hear welcome light - daNnins,
That cheers me A. | ncafer press 10 i'iee.
i.o,c.,im~. ,h,ut thy -r.ri, Kindly waiehe.
oyr, the hear ihs, los~d -o ieulerly;
%, ,hc,~ are rsp,sfoo. momcut' vhro 1t catches.
A. n in dreams. a blessed glimpse Of ihee
\. ,ho.e swe~, -asons thnu do-i roin- before me,
with lo,-ltns.. that tsuh may nrysi
feel thy p,...nee like hle-.'ng o'er ms.
And then kpow nearer tuihee
when from these dreams iesriulle awaken,
Goti,r ihsn ms lie earth to me
HI, vet ali hops ha,. not my hrsu tur-aken,
Am mt drawing nearer. nrnrcf thee
yhou ~sr lf.'s Angel hov loved. sdorod thee.
Ere Death had ~, Thy gentle 'pir'i fer
And ms. ,l,oa kuo~ h"~ II hate ;'npiord thee
To bring NM nssrer, nearer .'iil 10 thec.
n.,~, IN thee 10 night the stars .rr burning
In .t,.s The, nu., Thy hIes.cd dwelling he
TY,cu can 1t no. leave them unio earh returning,
but | I'm pressing aea'ss sfi 'e iirc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31
THE OLD MANS CT r.

Twas beautiful rifi fr'm vhiie.isfsd man
To HI. whit. haired brother isns'ins.
A s,aH 70, III. weary to lean utln,
A. hs .lses % the grave we're ienaiar
Aed h kris that nature 'eqnires sHrraf'
Cse ,hs ...f~ en t'e lap II her mother
And he knr~ ia, a hrsneh fnm he cl'idhi~d
Would suaisip him. A. would no oihsf, ihsm'
Dca ring hs sri,i, tiirons, tlnv. lrnssYnc,
To ssen~s a. he'lre. md hesuiS
When the f.snd. Of b, youth around h"' 'ms J.
And III. SERVED rl,a'ani duty
AMI f~sds .,,il live, el.e .hr 'hr giH
From a dear and d,sisni hf"'het
r - .mfIe ,hiag. yet II speaks to tic besf',
A. The vo,c. Of ssbil- mother
d love in If. fnorn - i~au'iful.
Mere i..aufful At even,
NAY II i,r,, W 18th =. faithful stsn
To the tssdy gates Of Heaven.