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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

Stblime Porte and that OF Prince Menschikoff.
Mbre lately, the representatives Of the powers
confidently communicated different schemes of
arrangement 10 the Sublime Porte. None Of
these latter responded to the views of the impe-
rial government; and the Ottoman cabinet was
on tie point of entering into negotiations with
the representatives of the powers on the basis of
a project drawn up by itself in conformity with
these suggestions.
4 was at this moment that news of the pass
age Of the Pruth by the Russians arrived, a fact
which changed the face of the whole question
The daught note proposed by the Sublime Porte
was ten set aside, and the cabinets were re-
guestd to express their views of this violation
of treaties after the protest of the Sublime Porte
On the one hand, the Ottoman cabinet had to
wait fr their replies, and on the other it drew
up, atthe suggestion Of the representatives OF
the powers, a project of arrangements, which
was selt to Vienna.
As tle sole answer to all these active steps,
the dralght of our note prepared at Vienna made
its appearance.
However that may be, the Ottoman govern
nent, fearing rightly everything which might
imply right of interference in favor of Russia
in religious matters, could dosno more than give
assuralces calculated t, dissipate the doubts
which had become the subject of discussion;
and it viii not, after 81 many preparations and
sacrifices, accept propositions which could not
be received AZ the time OF the stay OF Prince
Menschikoif at Gonstantinope Since the ca
binet of ST. Petersburgh has not been content
with the assurances and pledges that have been
offered since the benevolent efforts of the high
powers have remained fruitless; since, in fine,
the Sublime Porte cannot tolerate or suffer any
longer the actual state Of ihipgs, or the proIon-
CATION of the occupation of the Moldo- Wallach-
an princpalities, they being integral portions of
its empire-tbe Ottoman cabinet, with the firm
and praiseworthy intention Of defending the
cred rights of the sovereignty and the iudepend-
ence of its;government, will employ just repr-
sails against violation of the treaties, which il
considers as a caSus bcUi. 1t notifies, them Of
ficially, that the government of his Majesty the
Sultan finds itself obliged to declare war; that
it has given most precise instructions to his ex-
Omar Pasha, to demand from Prince
the evacuation OF the priacipalitles
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-,,uuyE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS I'll,


-'.f slt,lt The ya..'rf bH.so' corr "a a
1854 tNtb trI tiiEHSDAN EVENING. o'r.Y. " II
.'Ht .f. J. !. CASEY, eefliaas.,L- g. r. -. -
.n-ss. U.,trIy -or.rslt, 10 Il
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

stock on hand not cleared. 42o53 80 3o5
| TOBACCo-We heard Of 400 hhds talcn If which 4s
hhis at So lis hhds Is at OK and 80 at "a l13
bids at q h and the residue at rat, that we did not
learn.
SUGAR AND Notwithstanding Of any consequence
was doing in these articles
FL0CH-Thr demand active and we noticed saes
Of lDeo IBIS Including 800 ~ Louis in two lots at 81 20
80 ala in two lots At II 10 900 at = $50 Extra at
q l2tsmt+ 81 800 Choice Extra. in lots from the
l. wee. at ? - md 10 Sour at 50 81 hbl
GRAGN-TheIe good dernl and Tor Corn with sale.
Of 5000 sacks If which 1899 Inferior 800 in two lots
at 80 800 Mxrd ut 81 200 so 900 So for infror and
60 for Whit" l9j Yellow at 81 500 White at G2Is and 400
at eI0Gie e bushei Oats in good request and
$500 sacks sold including $3.50 St Louis in four or
nv" lots al IS i39 and 500 in four lots at 39s r bush
Of Bran 1920 sacks were taken e0t I! leo IFS
PRONISIOSS-The sales Of PORK comprised 100 bb 8
uninpectel At 81 for Prime and IL 30 for Mss and
bbIe private inspection SIS u BILL OF Bacon 80
casks wrr" disposed Of including As casks Sides, in two
lots at 81. and 30 casks Shoulders at axe p IL
BAGGING AND RopE-we noticed sales OF 65 pieces
Bagsng at l234 AMI 65 coils Ordinary Rope at GI5,
LIHE-A cargo Of 1900 IBIS TLotnaston was sold on
private terms
WlHsKY-50 bbs Mountain Dew we're taken at
p - r zalton
FRElGTITs-We hoard Of no new engagement
EACHANGE-Demand very limited q. our quotations
St''lhs .lVs L0lG9i
New York siHty.!ay Bills ]46l9. = ct disc
7lsHt Nhck' on Ne" YORK.. q T. Ct. disc. to par
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No Arrlvals from Sea
steam boats
Crescent, Young, from s IONS
Bells D0una, BraIs from WilllaInsport
= NJ ksnnelt, Cable, from 81, Louis
Pitser Miller Meyner, from Rcd River.
Frank Lyon, Estes, from Pun, elton,
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Kew ORLEANS CATTLE MARX IT


Thursday Evening Jolly Il 1853 /
b: # Western Brave= arrived to-day and the
Hi was bare sold rapidly and scarcely any is left
fIos- and Veal Cattle scarce but good upPy Of Sheer
anu moderate stock Of Tcxa4 etc tattic Offering witt
an ample took # Mich Cows
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.TOTIUE-TWENTY-FIyE DOLLARS

n ? ' =
l v REWAKn,-Ranaway TUESDAY, Apri !, N-gto *
hh BrlrkldN'f Trade, ~
uyt ueA rgh, auilt vel elow hat IN
Fhtn tie hre 6io'l round White us,J pants,
70 nd tp =tors bat tL- sui % ~ tr"lt au The a5oe
val tie pad fr his D. ivry HATCHER FRYSBY, ls5
ei rret Sew3Ii.ea-, secure hun in s hat n
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s'HE CuPARNERsHIP heretofore exist 2

ascr IL an4- 1nt- IL ada yie 4 IffiE ..
u fRL 1t CO. dspy-d mutual - 81 si-y
At per 81 ,h dy bet-~ Vs. LAss+i KY Pphtr
lois g HNRDLL assumes he Ah.'', NJ - ~ -
d. ths ts'- firm. JpHN Q. HARfTLL,
S--s Uflr4u-, Jane ~, l-t3. WA. ~. BATSOS.
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&1~ WILLIAM P BEDL0cK for CLERK Of the
1la- N'slLiaI CaLi.I.ora C. tfa a.ay 20
aHa#r y.
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-e~ JAWS a. uor5txs is a candidate for
CHH.s uF tpuRrHn's4lt1 COURT OF NEH p.,LEASs.
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. - THOMAS q PoUrE is candidate fer
Z et-t j.. lu,-- tgo>o DISTRICT Gu~tE n..4
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GSt Editors Of the Crescent Please an
IfHA 'i3 fA sTtl ~
% t.a 1|3Eu b.a1at.I= GtT=ar SEW ORLEANS mus
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fft- Nessrs Editors: Please announce me rs
{'HttAs~. tEANGIS btJJ NEl. uhs
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- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
y ll COURT zEw uEtEAss, .a-.itl4ts .lr.az.-a
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REMOVALS..

6P VAL-liARRIs & MORGAN have re-
g moved 70 Of julia erect, orfosts The
LsndtHg. jys ~
ID EMONAL-WRI WILLIAMS * Co. have
4 81 GrSvr
.. tl.e 81. CAar!rs I!Jt-l. ~.4 N
, EMOVAL.-1 have removed from Nc. GO
= Cemn.on street to ~. IS, yIi stand.
uii5 VILLA VI /. GUSHING.
- EMOVAL-J o. PfhRsON, Real Estate
a No. EIct.r=e Broker, has EIct.ugs
F4 20 No Gol1r7-r s PA e, rst ,t'rs
, EMUF AL-SifCHEII., BEVERLEY s. Go have
A Nc. % - NJ TuTDkES STREET e. ths
,'-Hs % " -sti-e uofs tt
: TOlICE.-BAREtLI x Co. have removed back
ii Cortn1
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80 SAMUEL. G RISK is n Candidate for
CEi-s "t FlETi DISTRICT CuGRr El.rft.a l Mo-
d.. A9-e4.ur H,4f !tls IL
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Probate ] S
: .5ss fl. EHs DIHEEalIH.a tt ss4 sEnON 20
iEsti GOT t1 3. ~atazef Cert 81 s..- b. @
raal4
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

oFIi,t tHI nttji Cars, Eva.
friday Morning, July ID ls53
CLEARED YESTERDAY
SUI 'fal5u Lsdvi for fiAyre, A Cohen
inhArui
81 Vol n, CATS, To- llyrrIoal [ tale 6,a
htfk J fleh. ScAty, f = Srw Yer
arn shE "7t-e Hyfho-st LIVERPOOL Never Mummy Xco
ls tf AsniIa AlvhcNna NnrlHusit
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sUNDRIES-

eNUNUNIE S-
y sle ny J. TART CO, 10 Tehoupitouia. street.
SOAPS bis+s assert d,
CA\pLES-So1 owes stAt and SPAIN. in store
SFARhLiN', 81 4GUSDi Cr AMPAGNE-s0 800 hassets,
Wrapping PAPEN-9pO0 rranis;
sNERRY PORT AND MADEiRA-s0 packages;
BRANDY 4 ant 4 ptrTE--Sh passages jss
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@~ Nessrs Editors Please announe WV
>15F az .aHi.iats CLERK or THE FIFTH DISTRICT
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HAVRE-Per ship Gaeua 2o32 bales cotton 1000 slaves
BREMENPer ship hanna Sulj 555 bale, 5000 save
.nE huas tobacco l20 bales : box do.
LlVERPOOl.-Per bark Noltit: l+76 bales cotton
NEW YDRK-Per lark Fish suds sugar loo ibis
u chs Tue 10 bags wool 81 cPas do box etc.
LlYEfpoOiPer ship Gsrfr: lUis bales s55 tbs nou
81 hhls tobacco.
VERA CRuZPer ,hr Auls MsreaaA loo If bale, cotton SCI
tbls -four . casks aud ruuifi,g.
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- HAVANA LoFFEE-i59 bags prime
CLhRFr--au. thee.
Wool y WAkE-l0u dozen Zpt Vast bosris $50 ioEee
bsums.
sCGAR-euREp uAAs-1s paGsld's sass d
rNiNiE BEEf-.tJ JSrrls;
E.tF.--f
vk0C.T Coz g. 5O Aoxss, tlr sale by
CONVERSE 90. VI Trheurnnlss stFset.
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CHAMPAGNE 20 baskets Grape Leaf.
y j t-n's qlHrtss
N>CovIEs1s Eases. Jars sale close consignment;
ABSYNTtI--SGr
MADEIRA WIS E--Tu sbth sAsks, A. ;. JEn5ri
SHERRY WINES a. aui 81 oclsvvsi
n0MJOHNS. ass1rtti -.t-s,
CIGARS 4U various tr4nfss
BoTTLESi53 gross Porter ard MalerA Bottles For sale by
uv.s 8 $. WOLFF, IS Camp street.
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ne FRED, j ROBERTS is a Candidate for
- AGLE Or TnG SECOND JUSTICES COURT ~. 5iior,
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spRINGs-rbe UNDERSIGNED


rc u0y uoms th- public that they have Pur. ha4e hs
r @ ne aer'WHoaE Of VISITORS. THe SpfngsAr s1rd
tt, pat w Is A-a 81. Llny, thirty nj
If t'u' nEl7 distance NJ Alexandria,
Bayou Chico poHsrsaes hiz
4i'rs, tr s'aci"us MANY
IN Srtg Water ana much appreciated by nvalds. Der FaN
" I'd Ca h.r': TIM .hr fr'
Lake nt lem ~, fel,.
h4 from the SprIgs abounds IN Trout
Hounds f hunttnc hshiug,
to Tie vsors The beet Wines add Liquors Which the NJ OEeeas
afford he hand. Coaches
b. procured OpiAusIs and Wellington any
pqssuE,Fs tbe SprnGs Muse will bal
week Hunting Horses Vehicles tr4npori
lte the Lake vii Kept hire. Gentlemen
should their Tackle may purchased
Springs Visitors received from l Aay November.
TERMS BOARD:
By the Meath %
Pr Day 90
Gu l7trn and otfvt nis aHit price.
horses Per ~
DAiGtE a BEACCEAAP.
ASOARDlNG,-A very handsomely furnished
ROOM the Soni Floor. Of tire desirable les
the E DIS ,au6 81 business, had ~
Gentleman anl his VIE, hy addressing to r. II. r, ttiF
once. References exchanged. rsr"sfHry. mh!s
: RCADE HOTEL, Il. S. NOISE, Pro- tssssysss
Pctc opgn.t THIS MUaNNG Monday, Hovsuber A-H
~ The sns has hrn ihonu Sy repaired and newly furnished
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tsNHE UNDERSIGNED. duly APPOINTED AZ

r. ottht VI rsiahl sIra %
AREOUlN MAREIT q CO.,foI IN ----.'st[t$T -.
IRE srl. % TIE BRAN mn fFfyg,t
pitS, so SOLE IMPORTER Of gIH = = f(,ifyt p
the ,5rard o Ne b5th IjftFyt 3 pNG it
BRANDY. IL prepared M r.; II ii~ II ~ ysssFp
grffrs either, :
alppti direct am purtiu i3tAki ikthVT RtJ m
Union T-ices 'ttrN ASNfNt AF'5
C0xuac. tss.f sr.as5.sS ! tJ5ss
kSSarp.ss r,nsrsse. n. % 5f.sss gtct
f.A4l.is X-uI g,
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~ NEC AND E8IEssIvE SALOON, which is OF ~ G.
realty superior oi.o sysY
hind iu the South sju5t optucd 81 SsSsSS

WEIR, SAM" baa si
rnsr'r aa.nae ysa- lang commenced Wit! M
o'tr11 when trpsphfs r. Saloon the Second ip
nHl Wiz tm til his dat al has IT he
W. such
the pvh f4thgr'5 with ths his rr, SEnl
ors Of share heir patronage argesuu
expended in ttug the SALOON providing BAR
vh .h CHOICEST LiQrCRS That be Procured SEKS ANTs
vel! EnoNn ar Qualities have been employed including
be very hsi Gs2 The LARDEk viii gsls be with the
CHOICEST FISH MD GAME and tie OYSTERS SFREFD
5 rsahthmant ia 0tt. eEp-ns. trouble
viii De- plra this Saloon worthy the hi LIBERAL
udicicus community, uhlE II
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re- WV. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con
Fah e' G Second Jascs CouFs. Elretau, Mauity in No
v,'nl'F 'tt
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4 RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, sesSss
.t's 100 tEsHo.,S nn Ti'l flASo AXE 7liTsR :, 1879
- = - Y ErE{rs-r sits-'i 20
sss7S7 !sE - y z s:si -. s5aas & ,,Is5 - Tse
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SOKrEK, ALE MD CHAMPAGNE CIDER.


~ celebrated SsE-rae Bfaniy y TIVE pack OF 1925
ghtt lass, St l~u5 lN37 hall
rs we'll rrsa ~ Retailers.
WM. (. LEY ERICH 1 CO., Sole Agents
L.NL- : rn-t
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NOTICES.


" UTII . -IHt WemDtTs OF INC JOurneymou
II p- tarrtn'r hssoca' na qusteI ~ the al
y -9 itnll street, troeu alt mt Io--uA S M
tEnAf tFLNlNG July ls rs .Bg oIpr The fisa
4 .l|b. j. T.. AIR GIT. Srrr.t.rt.
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re- J. B. CHANDLER is a Candidate for Con
fsls
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n. UNDkIES--
~ For sale by 5. ". WOLFF, ss Camp street.
BOXERS BITTERS-l 100 cases;
VII SKS+J barrels Ga H'Anuks to close eousis
RtM--la Il Jana and St Cruix
PORT WIN Es0 quarter casks Il pipes and % OF Lea
Dock
GlS"ol.ET-30 hsskets to eloss grnisnI,
CiGARS-31r,Fun brands,
asrs Sf.1
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SUNDRlES-
~ ROUND WOOD NArCHES-l00 q oce in store
QUtN NE--2nu0 Nunces u
kAlSiNS-5l 90 packages IN sore;
MONnNi hHrLA WHiSkY-iul barrels store
Al ltlUL--,i stor4.
APPLE BRANuI-1Sht
SrhA " PAPEtt-g
stage SHAY'S Cared tiAals--55
BEEF TONG UES-.5 urSes IN Store,
spaE E.I.HART co IS 7, houpioulas street.
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n INFfi . I1U Ed anu hFoI AU- ~
I'VE RASf Ne. Toe s.. Chars srret.l his rstb- ssfs
lis Peculiarly known, thoroughly
rpsiH, sud turni l aAI-y
The tH well Gs tn travt
fahc- Ne dort viii be the his
evcry dispatch lender
rorf ratlr. l@ec6 tyl RICHARD MURPHY Proprietor.
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~ rpMPASYSEw puLEsNs tfngr'h D.tr 81 Jay l. 1850.
t 70 r St1'k ., v.s CorPang h4r-ty 7ntar5 uat
@ ~ Tn PERCENT Dong HiHif trHEiner) viii be dne
fhr ts- u W Company, 10. 1tr.rt en- the
u N W Z sLIL A-LLl-
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To- Kennett left St. oui. 9Th INST In rort fol
Jew orlya e. steamers Bunker Hill and Columbia.
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ff'- GEORGE T. PEARSON is a candidate for
70 4s t0N- islLE OF HE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
satf tHt 81 lIztrarls te
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

A GREAT (oLD) CHEESE MrLL.-The
Louis Reyeile tells of al extensive chez
factory in Tennessee. Some idea of
magnitude may be gathered from the folio
ing conversation:
Two men were seated at table in Mas
vile drinking ale and eating crackers al
cheese. Their conversation at length tulI
rd upon large cheese.
"fhat was very large cheese present.
to General Jackson" said one.
eyes, it weighed nine hundred poun,
and upwards" remarked the other.
A Ayoung gentleman who satreading in Il
room inquired:
GLOW much did you say, sir?'
"Nine hundred and upwards" f" answeri
the other.
THAT is about half as large as some nj
father makes in country" was the your
gentleman's reply
His cheese generally average about tv
thousand pounds
"Two thousand pounds?" exclaimed Il
stranger in perfect astonishment. "Wl
how does he manage dairy capable of m
king such enormous cheese?" inquired bo
simultaneously.
VERY easily" replied the young ma
che has an extensive trough leading dos
the side Of large hin in his place, and hi
way down there is a large vat the COWS al
mllked in this trough and the milk runs M
this reservoir, about middle way on the sil
of the hill"
Leaving the stranger to digest this de
crlptlon, the young man cody laid dol
thepaperand walked off Presently the lall
lord, walked in.
"Do you know that young man who II
the room few moments siace?" asked d
OF she strangers.
eyes sir" replied the landlord che
the son ofGa dairy owner in the country
"What is his character for truth and Vi
acity." inquired the strangers.
81 never heard it doubted" replied 4
landlord
"My reason for asking you" said Il
stranger, ''is that he has been telling
that his father manufactures cheese al |
dairy IN the country, which average two tn,
sand pounds"
l don't know anything about The wcig
OF his cheese" replied the landlord; ''but
know this, the old man runs at the botto
OF the hill two saw mills which are driv,
the whole year round by the whey viii,
runs from his cheese press"
'."Will you be SO very kind as to ord
our hoEses?" quietly remarked the trayC
ers.
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ProhibitorY Laws-3O Reas.

The sale of intoxicating drinks as
erage. says D. p. Brown. Esq, an
nent lawyer of Philadelphia, should be-
hibited by law, because
/. They deprive men of their reaso1y
the time being.
2. They destroy men of the creates
tellectual strength.
8. They foster and encourage every
cies of immortality.
4. They bar the progress of civiliz
and religion.
5. They destroy the peace and happ
of millions of families.
6. They reduce many virtuous wives
children to beggary, j
7. They cause many thousands of
ders. 4
s. They prevent all restoration of 4
acteT.
9. They render abortiye the stron.
resolution.
10. The millions of property expen.
in them is lost.
II. They cause the majority of cases
insanity.
l2. They destroy both soul and body
l3. They burden sober people with
lions of property.
IA. They cause immense expenditure
plevent crime. m
5, They cost sober people immense S,
in charity.
IT, They burden the country with er
nous taxes.
H. Because moderate drinkers want
temptation removed.
l8. Drunkards want the opportunity
moved.
10. Sober people want the nuisance
moved.
20. Tax payers want the burden rer
we'd.
2l. The prohibition would save thousal
new falling.
22. The sale exposes our families to
suit.
20. The sale exposes our families to d
truction.
"a. The sale upholds the vicious and i
at the expense Of the virtuous and ind
trious.
25. The sale subjects the sober to grt
go. 1t takes the sober mans earnings
support the drunkard.
81. 1t subjects numberless wives to
told sutterings.
28. 1t is contrary to the Bible.
20. 1t is contrary to common sense.
80. We have right to rid ourselves
the barden.
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VOLUME 20, NO. IL.
The Lords Prayer-an Acrostic.

OrR Lord and King who reign'st enthroned on ingl
FATHrR of Light! Mysterious Deity!
Who art the great l AM-the last the first
AEr righteous, holy, merciful. and just
In realms Of glory, scenes were angels sing,
HEAVEN is the dwelling-place of God our King.
HALLowrD thy name which doth oil names transcend
Be thou adored, our great almighty Friend
Thy glory shines beyond creations space
NAMED in the book of justice and OF grace;
Thy kingdom towers beyond thy starry skiesi
KISspoM Satanic falls, but thine shall rise,
CoME, let thine empire, D, thou Holy One,
Thy great and everlasting will be done!
WILL God make known his will, his power display
Be it the work of mortals to obey.
DoSE is the great, the wondrous work oil love,
OxCalyary's cross he died, butreigns above,
Earth bears the record in thy holy word.
As heaven adores thy love, let EARTH y Lord
IT shines uanscendent in the eternal skies,
Is praised in heayen-for man the Savior dies,
In songs immortal, angels laui his name,
HEAVEN shouts withjoy, and saints his love proclaim
GIyE us. o Lord, our food, nor cease to give.
Us proper food, on which our souls may live.
THIS be our boon to-day, and days to come,
Day without end, in our eternal home;
OUR needy souls supply from day to day,
DAILY assist, and aid US when we pray;
BREAD though we ask, yet, Lord thy blessing lend
AND make US grateful when thy gifts descend
FoRsIyR our sins, which in destruction place
Us--the vile rebels Of rebel race.
OUR follies. fruits, and trespasses forgive--
DEBrs which we ne'er can pay, or then receive.
As we, 0 Lord, our neigbbors faults oeTlook,
VIZ beg thou'dst blot ours from thy momory's book
FoaGIyE our enemies; extend thy grace
OUB souls to save, e'en Adams guilty race
DEBEogs to thee In gratitude and love,
AyDin that duty paid by saints above.
LEAD US from sin, and IN thy mercy raise
Us from the tempter and his belish ways
Nor In Our own, butin His name who hled,
lsTo thine ear we pour our every nsad,
TEMFFAPIoN's fatal charms help US TO shun,
BUTmay Wa conquer through thy coaquerng Son.
DELIVER Us from all which can annoy
Us in this world, and may our souls destroy;
FaoM oil calantios which men hetide,
EVIL and DEATH o turn our feet aside,
FoR we are mortal worms. and G. cave to clay;
THINE It's to rule, and mortal to obey,
is not thy mercy, Lord, forever free
The whole creation knows no God but thee,
KISapoasand empire in thy presence fall;
THE Ring Eternal reigns the king of all
PowER iswith Thee--to Thee be glory given,
AND be thy namo adored by earth and heaven..1
TIE praise of saints and angels is thy own.
GLORY TO thee, the everlasting One.
FOREVER be thy triune name adored
AMEN! Hosanna blessed be the Lord!