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For the National Era.
For the National Era.
LIE 0 NARD WR;,Y.
a ROMANCE OF MODERN HISTORY.
CHAP. XII.

By the araAor Of The CArohioies tr ihe Basti1e'
Sc The Embassy" g TIE Yale Log u" Philip Of
Lntefknn &c.
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A Coon Sentimental Baltimore cores
pOndent Of the National Era aptly says:
If the Union is to be preserved, which God
grant it may, to be worth preserving, it must
be Union of free men with free principles,
and corresponding practice Faith without
works ia dead.'n
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There were twenty-one deaths from cholera
IN Buffalo, during the week ending July IS,
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A NEGRO PArRIoT.-The Charleston Bier
cury, of late date, chronicles the death. in
that city, On the 18th inst, of Captain Will
hanson" free man of color, at the great age
of one hundred and thirteen years. In this
Gent fortune for the comfortable support OF
himself and wife. Tho latter survives him
being over eighty years of age. The MercuTv
says of the Captain, that, "during the war Of
the Revolution, he assisted in throwing up the
lines for the defence of the city, (Charlestou)
and was an ardent lover of his country
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EXTRACTS FROM MIS-. STOVES NEW BOOK.

Kno10lssUills, N. Y, 1854.
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Died.

Died.
On Thursday, June g. Of debility GEORGE BERGEN, aged
~ and months native and resident Of the city
OF New York
On Monday, June ~, Of cholera, WILLIAM Mnxrr1, son
OF james Mcneil Of South Oyster Bay In the 31th year
Of his age.
The friends and acquaintances are requested to attend
his remains from the residence of his sister, MIRA Con-
vers 1873 Thompson street at O'clock this afternoon.
In Brooklyn, l. l., Sunday morning, june IL, JULIA
ADAMS BRADY wife az Henry Austin Brady and daughter
Of b njamin Adams, E~q deceased, aged 20 years
The relatives and frieods of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence 6S
Poplar street Hicks Brooklyn, Fulton ferry this
afternoon. june 10, ut half past O'Clock
At Grsat Neck, Long Island Friday, June Q, SUSAN
Hicks, only child Of Charles w. and Sarah r. Rogers
aged wears and months.
At Perth Amboy On Saturday evening, June 10, JAMES
EsPY, eldest son Of Patrick Mccormick.
At lisa, the lth ut In his 74th year. RICHARD But
LRR HANDBOOK formerly Lieutenant Colonel in the 18th
Foot now Prince Aberps regiment. Having graduated
in the Dublin University, where he obtained dstin-
gushed donors, no joined the above in 1885, being
under Sir Ralph Abercr0mby at the memorable landing
in Egypt, sth OF March, 1901 where he wounded
verely He afterwards active service In various
parts Of the world for upwards OF twenty years. and his
able defence Of La Cole Min, important post during
the American war, Is recorded brilliant exploit In
the annals of the gallant 18th His health being i'm
paired by long service in different climates, he
PEELED to reside In Italy. If this tribute to his memory
should meet the eye Of any Of his associates arms
they will sympathise with his sorrowing family In Ia
menting the departure Of jealous Christian, brave
soldier, hind and aectonate In all the relations of
private lfe as husband father, brother and friend.
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Married.

On Friday evening Jne o. by the Rev. Alexander Gle
ments, Mr. JoHn Mos REsoa MILLER Of Dumbarton Scot
land TO hts JANET W. second daughter Of John Boags
T. q, Of this city.
On Sunday, June IL, by the Rev Mr. Millstt at his
residence, a08 Brocmc street Mr. Benz ~ BROWN of San
Francisco Cal to Mics CHAIR &. WHTE Of Norton
Mass. Also Mr.. RIGID RUMBLE, OF LONDON, to Miss
ELEANOR RyRwAIr Of Holland.
On Sunday, June II, by the Rev. r Ralston Smith,
nARrs RUnDRII, Esq, eldest of l. j. Rundell Esq
to EMILY IRASK TFKsoF, both II the State Of New York
On Monday, June II, by the Rev ID. N. L. Quack- n
bush. p, g. WEAVER, of the firm Of Mott, Weaver Il
Richardson 10 CHARLOTTE ANnA, daughter Of Lambert
suydam, Efq Of this city
On THURSDAY, June s, by the Rev John Ford JAoon
VAEvoRT, ESQ of Paterson to Mias CATHERINE DuRYgE
Of Lower MontviIc, New Jersey.
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, LONG lsLAND.-RACE MELTING
" The the above mentioned will
mence ON Tuesday, June TO- and continue three days.
First day. 1uesdag-Proprietors purse 500, two mile
heats. Same day Purse $500 mile heats best In Ave.
Second day, Wednesday aeriesor's H00 three
SO added
Third day Thursday-Proprietors purse 81 800
beats. Sane mile heats subscription
60 half forfeit and $500 added BY he proprietor closed
imp Glencoe, dam Mary d, BY Msdoe; X. Ten Brock
names by Glencoe, ont Of Sally Ward, years old
yo.rs cid.
All the sbove mentioned ruYses and stakcs DO
BY the rules Of the late New York Jockey Club. N
the fvo oent be added and
more to start to make .
The track win be In fine runorg order and trottng
VIII be allowed on the track until the
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Propriesor.
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WILLIAMBhUH0, ~.
IN. CURTIS Dear Sir Most willingly do add my
tnsny ecacy Of your hygeana cherry syrup
ease, cough and asthma have had bad cough
yeays or more and expoctorased from half pint
pat daily mixed With blood and almost constant yemi
Duripe have had the best medical vice.
With medicine, which avaed but little until fortu
yours OF which cannot speak too highly II
rave relief and has eonsanty hsipsd me
Gines hope TO be Abls to WE'LL cough
\ ano.t gone, wi those distressing pains In my body
which kr hut those that suffer will send
satisfactory particulars when we'll would 10 all
yhc are afflicted By all mesns try y faithfully When
6rst tock medicine doctor had left any
others had done with presume the opision that they
could do o for JONI krTBESBERRy.
Asy person ineiosns % to Dr. CURTIS, llo Chambers
street. will receive the hygeana by free Sold by
Boyd Paul. l49 Chsmbers street C. II. Rag, Of
John street and Broad vay p Knapp, 500 Hudson street
and Houston streets Mr. Hays. 10 Fulton street Brook
Russell Echott Is6 MARKET street Phfiade
Phis Price - package four packages for $40;
tsxc By exprefs.
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Rhcums tism, scrofula, Ssc.-Hyatrs Lac

balssm g The most certain remedy Tor these terrible dis
You who suffering The turing pains
member that few dosss OF fhs powerful yet sasan
viii ahrt certsin relief Thoustpdsof cases have
cured and published IN the Snn Herald and other
rsper. These certificates fcm we'll knorn ei.izeas
vbo he sesn and consulted at any henr Cfrculsrs
containing these certiheas be had at the principal
Depot No 6 Grand street. Seventy Eve cents per bottle
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Fine Arts.-sale OF High C,ass Psanflnvs,
Including fAcsst large altar piece Of Dolly FAa
ly. by Eas.us Quillas dase 1910 Tass are many Ans
modern - we'll - Aaciens psntinFs IN the sale
TlTdAy and frdsy evenings th~ Institute
view. ALBERT H. SIcOtAf CO.,
No 10 Wall street.
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BOx Fever and Ague.-Intlia Cholalogue,
20 Rcvabd'r tonic mixture Deshler's periodic pills
hsppsons vegetable tin -turs 81 For coughs colds de-
Hastings's syrup naptha Ayers cherry petoea Watts
sAsvsus antidote ycr rhsunsssm, scroiuia 30, Town
oAos 6asd's and norpss syrup Of each 81
Hyatt. life halssm rs cents Tor pimples
Ceegsrs Ioeon tablst'e Of alabaster For sore
NJ Van Hsmbsrts female Pills ~ For worms, ksyssr's
destroyer, Is cents, At 0UI0NS, No LII Bowsry.
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The Max sutainc Champagne Cakes arc
made by MA1LLARD CO., 62l Brosdwsy corner q
Bouston They the only cakes pArtaksn
visA giving additional zsst and favor to the
yi0A
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n. Levctt, Dentist, has Removed to No. La
ealy from till O'clock.
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DAfchelor's Hair Dye II still the Leading
atsls by all aeknop eds to be the beat dye
pnrscty sooring the hair the IL is applied
q theussnds in AL parts Of the world the oaly
SeliAble dye known. Sold At BATCHELoRs. 233 Broad
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No 10 Wall street.
The Railroad Cisy.-East Jew York ~ soon
10 he eonree,sd nv railroads bui'dins With
all the East rive ferrcs acd from Its great oenosn-
trst.p Of h.e important 70 be
called u railroad cits CHARLES " MILLER, AuHson.
Ger lss broadway stvettssa great sale OF o reserved
Lore in tie hesrt ooutre o. sast rev ort TO
tale place gronsd Friday Juue Is, at O'Clock
yor free tickets &c arpiy At the ofoe OF the
sucticLser l9S broadway.
800 villa Plots ut Auction The Whole or
sht rx cod apd in be sold at auction week.
ouIiues Jersey City those who ~ish
lr. mises zee Of charge Distance from mile
mite snd half. ever plank road. Read the sdver.
tisemsntl
sherw ood and you Want 20
the most elegant and eslthy In wosd
attend he sals at s,rssn Hehts Monday tuesday I'D
Of the mort charming and extensive ever
man VISION
Cns Cooking and Heating.-kmcrtcnn Pa
tent Gas Cooling and Esstug Company. SS3 Broadway
seond hoor "A patent process of great ovety
economy Tho public lnyt "a TO oan and examine the
various srticea handbs he obtain at the store
n. II. COLEMAN, President.
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ns received large lot Of vAlence and Meshlin
sAtnss end lnces consignment which viii be offered
est sAsyihoe shey must be disposed Of within
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Ihe City Guard Parade this Afternoon will
scmfcrtahle, take advice, proceed 90 DRUBGOLD 4
PKOCH'S clothing warehouse No l20 Fulton street and
attire yourself in Of their splendid stock
Ttsir goods are bon ton. Prices extremely low.
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The science Of the wcr1d has she'd
Its honor on E. ON'S head,
For powdor that all insects kula.
Andra and mouse destroying pills.
Depot 42A broadway, and 50 Dock street,
RhnAdslphia.
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Improvement Of tho Arts II Beautifully
by recmcps Of the effect Of HILLS improved
6stA famous hair dy for jet black mellow bro
IA olors really Beautiful naturG and leave the hair
gsssy and soft APPLIED soo at As Nassau street. and
Ct drug and fancy stores.
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Laugh while You Cnnl-An object only To
- tanned by purchasing this weeks PtCAYUNE which
- sairs the funniest caturestbe rlcest jokcSthe
NEST valuable theatrical items and the only cessfu
ngrer lecsuret published 10 tho United States Know
Asthings" and Foreigners look out Psice three cents
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Who Will suffer when DIR Tobiss' Celebrate
cd Venetian Linment will INN distely cholera
eohs eyseutAry, vomiting rheumatism, dwellings, burns
As Depot co Cortland street Sold by ali tho drug
gSes Price rs and 90 cents Redding State street.
bss<oa; 6yott h Sons. Phisde lphia, agents.
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Beard and Moustnche forced to grow heavi-
y b. SIX wecks ~ 0nguent which will not stain
}urs thu ahin Trv IL sta bottle TO " the
aountry Y. GRAHAM AZ Ann street: HAuce, 1o5 Bati
BA,t,uore Zsiher SOU Third Phiia
delpAkA; hAys, I76 ulton street. Brooklyn.
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The Max Sutnino Hats-New style, new
sAADs Hight Sephyy ,ol and vcntating the Ne
mrs ultra OF In design material
loss. They be obtained only At GENINS 2 Broad.
ysy and 1t Genin's Bazaar, st. Nicholas Hotel Sis
8neAhHAy.
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ass Is advertising itself In
popular watering place. and fashionable
vrnmenade Pure 10 oo composed Of the richest
lt beyond all precedent and elegant in all is appoint.
nnts only 60 he placed in with
other white of the to make It's
b. tvAry essential Of fret c'a,s ha manifest to tho
81 Pauls Church. -
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Bards Drop their Feathers In the Dawn OF
sprng Nature renews them so does not she The
fAlisu human hair that is peculiar work Of BANKER
grwAseess tongue Price rs cents Sold everywhere Head
9uAx,srs Barkers 439 Broadway.
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Defiance salnmander safcs.-R0bert M
PATRICK 10 the sole In the UAted States
Re above celebrated safes and ~ Con's
aAapce LOOKS and hare tho best safer and looks
nheA IN the world Depot, No 1872 Pearl
below Maiden lane msnufAotory co. g. "a and &C Cannon
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6sarch Won't Do.-You may Stlffen q Shirt
bosom With starch tl IL stands by itself like
lsts hut IL DOCS a. tho size sizing at
In The United States there ID psce where perfect
= can - Awaysisecursd GREEN'S. No. ] Astor House.
2nxpet1ngS, Ofl Cloths, &c., &c-A dHverxa-
and UNIQUE assortment Of shess splendid goods whole
Rle and retail he procured tile popular estabsb
1oA q the suhanrhers shade higher
WILLIAM McGRORTY,
GEO. rILBY. l<2 Broadway.
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Sewing Mnchl.cs.-The DeclslOn Of Hon.
Charlie. Mason Commisoner OF PAtests that Elias
II aes Ssnts S . au ., s S
ISL The invsptn haing OLD, the law sec Ho vcs
pts this decision be bad gratis ~ the
s@ss Of /. n. Singer 4 Co. 323 Broadway.
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0enln's Bazaar, 5l3 Brondvvay.--I.sccs and
is., received per steamer arctic large
quanttfy OF ladies' embroidered skirts Also hand hne
ssssrtnent OF French oo'ars at h.the usua1 pricss
sT#w GENIN,S BAZAAR, 6l3 Broadway.
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mo MAX SutaEne Champagne Drops, com
Anng the pure zine novel triumph in confectionery
sAA the moot delicate dell
y wASsh che attention Of tho adios Is especially dratea
k0RS Saloon, H,o = r
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Heed OF the scorchlng rays OF the sur,
vhh<s provided with cake Of OURAUDS Italian
1.d,essss properties remsyiDg tan. srnburn
sprests from any part Of tho body Liquid rouge lily
vtts hair restor and dye at Walker street. frat
store from Broadway
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ssosd.vsa C,esm--This superb Compound
and beAntyins the hair prepared only
I'D solo by W. BATCHELOR 1T bis celebrased hair
srA Wig sctorS KS BrcsdwAy Bascheor's hair dye Ia
cd applied Nine Yooms.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

REFORMATION wasted OF JNO. SHARP, A MA
i've o. spslding, Line England Ne wiz hear
Syeop North Seventh street between Fourth Fifth
streets iliams Whom last heard the
Western Hotel, Batavia Other papers please copy.
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Bergen Heights.-The Villages of Glare
1ent and Sherwood in the radius Castom
neIem wall street with Union sqn"re In this ci.y Some
the mos' opusnt merchants Of New York already
enseted ~ sdepces there
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TO LET-APARTMENTs on SECOND FLOOR TO A
smsli family, AZ 1888 Th.rty Gfth street corner 81
Eighth sysnrs, over the drrs store Also room suisate
for IN efhcs
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TT DANIEL sEARLEs WILL SEND HIS ADDRESS
Il to Daguerreotypist Herald ofice he will 70
MS adv ntaso
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IF W B WRIGHT WHO, WHEN LAST HEARD
living in Brooklyn will call his brother j.
A. Wright mforc Conn ne will hear Of something from
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Hatss First In Fashion. Hall, natter, 4l3
Dsasway Of Ltsp4nsrd street oonplst assert
Ssnt Of all hinds Of hats In and elegant style.
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RKSPEOTABLH YOUNG GIRL WANTS A srrUA-
a ton - oh mbsrmAid and waiter In small priv
nily Please call at sih King street. ouildias
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WANTS.
AN KxPERIEECED ELDERLY MONTHLY NURSE,
IA who has lately arrived from England, wishes
Court South Brooklyn.
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.soN Gallery in srsoiiys. 10 Ssison street. opso
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IF MRS. BEwETT, CORSET MAKER WHO FORMER
ly resided at $50 Brosd will send the OF her
place Of residence and address note ~ Scotland
Herald ooe she Will hear Of something her advantage
IF THE YOUTH WILL RETURN ARTICLES TAKEN
from all his friend Yssss Wall street.
Fleet street. Brooklyn who has his parents
poyers all win DO right and forgiven and further
trouble
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'THE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS COMPLIMENTS
to Messrs. Kecknagel Sohwab 1866 street. for
their heing sessoa return.
Ing bank check which the signed picked up in the
Post Ofhoe and returned 10 them.
CHARLES 2. HERRING.
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EENIRAL H0UsBwORK -sITUATION WANTED IN
" email private family good city reference given
Apply at Jay street. corner Of Water Brooklyn for two
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CnrIions Ring- Ron, Cure.

Pa the cure ct fsundrf. split Hsuf loot taund hot
sea, and contracted ard ievrrsh Feet, oands hrui
-. u t,@ 0e-h, Called Back., Cracked Hcei,, Kicks
Nd g. "a nssg.as
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sINoI.E WOMEN.

Not being mother on their own ne
count, they have leisure TO be mothers
for every body else. What blessing
Ia the circle oi The families TO which she
belonged, Is an unmarried sister She
watches 10y the aged father or mother
wiih a veslafs fidelity, while the sisters
aud brothers abandon the old homestead
for Cupid. or rnpidiiy. Who 50 ready
~ che 10 sollce the bereavement OF a
friend. Hll OF hose earthly hopes have
been swallowed up ~ the graNcY 10
the widowed brothrr, her ,ympaihetic
vioe and s'oniaoeily OF kindness, seem
almost Ike a return from the tomb of
The idol, he bad LAID there and 10 the
herca'.d s'sIer. whose .iay aud support
have been stricken down. sl,e becomes.
as II "sre. the strength OF aoolher man.
hood. Next TO the mother herself she
Is the la,i 70 cease her expostula,iops
Nth ~aysard daughter. or her effort,
TO reclaim an unll,a. son. To children
6ercl' OF parents, si,e becomes both IA.
Their and mother, and trans uncon, c.ous
orFhanase IN the way IL shunld 20.
How frolean her capabilities Of use.
iulncss, Transforming herself by Turn.
inio freud, nurse, physician or spiritual
guide in'o the grave companion OF The
old, Or The irol'cksone pia, mate Of The
,uung, a. sser varying occasion NAV de.
nsud , Who does not know that when
any child Of AL her Kindred Is deaf or
blind. % halt, Or shom a -tcpdame Ma.
inre ha' uallrraiei ia any oitcr way. a
uetsr iaiiing resource u found Ia the
mineral Auuiy as though she keni
fall assortment Of eyes .nd ear, and
faculties Tor all kinds q impoient folk.
Thea FOR the children. dresses. doe,
shc NOT alsays knos the latest .,yl,
FOE their learning, has IA. not secn The
sages. books. and for their health. bn.
sbr not The ncvesi cure ala by b.ar5
Ard q for The fomp'ng and registering
groups 81 The nursery. doe. She not ear.
y AL the toy shops Of France and Chi.
"a IA her Iockcisi Who. of All The
ouseholi can help pas ing homage 10
such a divinity. even though il sop,e.
times dnes s~cin as though she would
till n' ulih Kindness
Olisidr. Sni beyond the family r,l..
iinn. ihi- persDaagc often b.,cou,.., a
lind o. pahlie character. ihoagh without
ihe rn'y . p.iium shirh attaches 10 m.
uoiorlsl' Of public men. teacher
Il rci~''l'' hos ,he .halnes ia. 4i.io,n
Of ID" hw Fi,cf and tie reiril'ufjon. 81
he Judsc, by SAYING ahrfr iAry ssr,i-
. q afsd irdcrmiHg hrfe they ir.in,
10 hospitals ior di,ea,e and suffering
to prison iur penal rrinhuiion. 10 rrr-,,.
iHrirs ipr reformation from deru,.si de-.
hasrassHl and gu,ls, boa di,inriy doe.
'he rome, Der head cncircis,d With ba.
j. 81 hrs'' My light. her let saecten.
IrF She earth en- which she tfeaa.. ana
be erlesiisi radiance o. her ben,enity
inHl'ng ricc begin iis sofk II r.ns,i.
'noe ihroagh very en,y q the lsnytr
= 'irae he tso Mi, Feloun u Bo,.
On. ~uhin The ten last yrars, have G,asd
'oines to- more Than thousand deaf.
u.s orphan ehiidrrn. carrying on this
'Sr'sfs Hshinsi ignorance ADD psrdiison
/. be apostle ss'd. at HER cara charges
hA' 'aoiher, ahlrs. u be .seh n, H.
a@hsr u Washington, deserve, a,
zach - hey, lse admiration srd HON.
r. u aasnkiDdf
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