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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-24
CO-pARTNERSaIp NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this day formed copartner.
i ship. under the name and style of LEWIS IL GRAY
and have made arrangements with the late firm of Har
rngton, Crane Co., their in thu
Receiving Forwarding and Commission Business in thi.
city.
We would respectfully solicit Continuance ofhe pat
ronage heretofore literally extended towards the lat.
firm and bespeak the good offices of friends pledg
ing ourselves spare efforts promote the interests
of all who may entrlst business to
EDWARD LEWIS,
FyansvilIe Semi ST 1880 seDfo CHARLES GRAY.
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Evansville Sept. 1st 1859 scpte If CHARLES GRAY
SHERWOOD HOUIE.

SHERWOOD aCU SE.
THE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
i entirely reitted and re:urnshed it, and is prepared
entertain The patrons of the house in "A satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock Of horses and
riages to let.
The stable is large clean and well located and good
hostlers are attendance Particular attention
will be paid the OF horses left with him for keep
ing. and in all respects the public shall find the Sher
wood House a good Hotel. fiyS-tf1 J. "A. 3YERS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EMUSIC HATH CHARMS"
WILEY vi "a. CT 4, IL z &,
DEALER IN MUSIC.

VILLA VI H. CU ~ II Il Z,
DEALER IN MUSIC.
Ike NEW BUILDING FIRST AND LOCUST
EVANSVILLE, IND.
+ HAVE now leased and fitted up the above .N5la.
] premises aud have opened large stock oil xS'ty
Music and Musical instruments. BenS selected A;ayS
with great care aud bought at the lowest marx SS
prices they will always be f the first quaint! aau soiu
iow-csll and see for yourselves -,
Nv stock will include Pianos. Guitars, Vioins Flutes
Accor,leons Flutines. Flageoeis, Ciaronets drums,
Tamborines Music Boxes, Harmoneicans- Music Paper
Violin Guitar Volincello and Piano Forte strings oil
the best qualities Tuning Forks, Pie Pipes tuning ham
mers. Sc &C. besides alarge and CONSTANT! increasing
stock Of Sheet Music.
INSTRUCTORS for every Instrument.
The newest Music Published, received weekly.
TPN. B.-Purchasers of any OF The above afueies
will find greatly to their advantage to call on me ce
fore purchasing elsewhere for having made IN! reg'
lar and only business feel satisfied can give oete
SATISFACTION than those not So and determined TO sell
as cheap as any house West of New YORK ana Boston
Piano ForIes and Aecordeons tuned ana re paired.
Lessons given on the Piano, Guitar, Melodi"n' Acc
deon and in the cultivation of the voice. aug-<
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MEDICINAL.
GREATEST DISCOVERY OFTEIE AGF.
PROFESSOR WOODS UNEQUALED HAIR RESTo-
RiTIVE-OlD LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN,

GtEATEST DISCOVERY OFTIIE AGF.
PROFESSOR WOODS UNEQUALED HAIR RESTO-
RiTlvE.-OLD LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN.
MANY Ladies and Gentlemen have been prevented
VI from forming good match for lite, il their grey
nar or bald heads had not changed their appearance @
nuch that they regarded old and superanuated
persons Therefore ad this and avail yourself OF the
opportunity 10 supply Yourself with article
which has never failed TO give entire satisfaction To all
yho have usedt
IL will give the Bald-headed youthful looks, turns
reg Hair To its natural color, and removes all DandruH
nd dlsagrecabe matter from the Scalp. ltalso invgo-
es the Hair. makes ii soft and glossy. a. the ngred-
nts act upon the roots of the Ii has been taken
y scientific, well us by who stand high in the
ubiic esteem and found satisfactory. Over Jcu0 bot
les have already been sold within The last three months,
Ii the city of ST. Louis and viciy ann over twice that
lumber in the States of Ohio Kentucky. Indiana aud
Illinois of the immense quantity of letters and cert-
are voluntarily sent every day to the Prop
eor he would select few and submit them here to the
pabNc's attention:
ST. LorIs Oct. %. 1853
Prof. WooD-Sir: At your request, willingly give
you statement of the effects of your Hair Restorative
upon my hair. commenced it, uss when my hair was
quite and began to its effect in restoring
the natural fluid to it, ii Immediately began to change is
its native color. until is entirely restored and from
carefully watching its effects, satisfied tha IS not
only entre healthy in rs effects, but that If faithfully
applied according to directions no lady will be disap
pointed. therefore cheerfuy recommend ii 10 all my
friends and all who rise for such article. EA
Respectfully, yours, &C..
MRS. 4. BEARDSLEY.
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PACKAGES FRESH FALL GOODS!
MENlkITT. FIELD l. CO..

MENkITT, FIELD a. CO..
WHOLESALE DEALEks Try GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CAPS NOTIONS.
EV.4NSTILLE, INDIANA.
A RE now receiving the largest and most desirable
stock Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps. anu
Notions opened in Indiana. all of which we can
aud riH sell as low and good they be
had in any of the Western Cities We hrefore respect
fully request those wishing to purchase to look through
stock before buying, feel satisfied tn t
o. inducements will make it their interest to
trade with us, sep22
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JOHN s. MITCHELL.
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSrOr; MER CHA ET

fHOOOCG, EO0y Il ~ - SONA-
MISSION MERCHANT,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Offee and Warehouse Hdtsr street. bttmeen .Edia
and Locust; also corner of FaiHHt ST. and the
Canal, and at the Big Wharf Boat at
foot Of Nam street.
WILL, advance cash on all kinds Of Produce
w signed to him, for e here 10 ship To his Cor
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
Orders for purchasing Produce or Merchandise, filed
at the shortest notice and lowest market prices
He will give prompt attention to the Forwarding OF
all Merchandise and Produce ensrusted To his and
with his experience and ample facilities for Storage does
not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction.
ADAMS Il COPS EXPRESS.
THE undersigned continues tn act Agen for the
delivery of all foods aud Packages forwarded To
this city and vicinity. by the above express He will
also, Agent receipt for all kinds of packages vu
ables bank notes, specie &c. Ia be delivered at any
and all places where the Company does business.
Terms and rates made known application at his
Office. Water street. up stairs under the Tee graph Of
flee. (dec2-tf) JOHN ). MITCHELL.
Enquirer copy.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A LARGER SUPPLY, than have before ofc red
~ for sale, have hand and on the way. We
call the attention OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS toa stock
of unusual vtiety selected for this market purchased
from the best manufactures at the lowest rates. As we
make this exclusive business We can hold out some
strong inducements traders to favor with call.
sel2, V.K. HENDRICKS N co.
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Its Happy Effects upon a New Marriea


JONATHAN X. MILLER. a Pedlar. aged s6 on he
81 LIST OF pr LEFT his home in The northern usrt Of
New York. in apparent good health his Wedding
tour, in company 18th hls Young bride On his return
home he suddenly attacked with lbaamm,,o,y
and severe aud painful his suffering. th,t
tears of pit! wet the cheeks of many Kind an Az ma
thizng travelling companions. At Utica N Y the cars
were changed and pass niger The virtues Of
Railways Ready RELIEF, purchased a bottle al DR. AR.
ners Drug store; he Immediately applied the Relief to
the suherer-he used up the whole bottle and uuop Ar
irving at Syracuse the pain was so much tlat
he Was enabled to walk 10 his carriage WITHOUT assis
lance. He has since reported himself cured.
la all cases OF lnfammaiOry Rheumatism Radwsy,s
Relief will instantly stop the paih Let those no
fer Try il. - ~
neither In the bones, flesh joints muscles whether
IN lew moments, remove every particle Of irritation
irem the system rI Uan4
MERCURIAL PAINS.
Persons who have been salivaed with mercury. and
feel ITS effects still IN tbei system. whose bones ache
with PAIN whose flesh with sores assured
speed! relief Of their pains. complete ersdica
ton of tie poisonous deposits. 10y the Of Rsdway
Ready Relief and keBoyating kesolyent-
C;oups Spasms, Cholera, Dysenery, Iisrrboa Sick
Headache and Chill Fever. X. X. Reflects TO betaken
internally and applied externally.
General Agent for the State of Kentucky Edwin
Raymond q PaiteD, 4th street. and l. p Blackw ell ID
street.
John c. Dave and scribner & DevoI New Albany:
c. H. Clarke, Vincennes Wang lily. Princeton p
druggist, Madison; and all drt eeie.
throughout the United States and Canada-.
M0OISEY a. LINCK,j
MILLER * co. ( hgeh",
Evansville Ina
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IT There are many young gentlemen, as well IA plen
" of old whosei eads turning whicn gives
the former good deal of uneasness, and exposes the
Of the latter. To avoid these little perplexties we
advise such of readers Professor Woods Hair
Restorative. which will. in the Of few weeks
cnange the whtest hair to lis natural color. II does not
dye the hair ike of the hrir restortves but pro-
duccs gradual change ofcoor from the Of she hair
10 the final end and gives fine and glossy appearance.
We have many persons who have used 1t success
fully and who pronounce the only invention which has
come tn their idea Of surc for gray heads "
We commenced using il about months since, and il
we any Judge of and beauty, il made at least
ten years younger. In fact, are beginning to look
quite young again. and feel very much like getting
young wife, The change is miraculous and il would be
difficult TO find gray hair ii woul be to fnd
an idea in the head Of the Duke of Buckingham. We
know several old maids and young widow. whose
locks just beginning 10 assume silvery hue, and who
have been talking seriously of resorng to this remedy
and advise them not to delay longer fails.
st Louis Herald.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail. at No. ia
Market street. under Wyman's Hall, St. Louis. Mo.
For sale in Evansville, Wholesale and Retail. by
nov ID 6mdxw HALLOCK 81 Sr0DDARD.
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REMOVAL

MORGAN, KEEN Il PRESTON have removed to
WI First street, opposite Messrs. Bement d Viele's
where they wi oe pleased To see their customers and
the TRADE. Being DESTROYS cut their st eek down low
by the LIST of January, will sell without regard to prices
earlier in the
Merchants wanting TO make purchases will find il Ill
be money ia their pock ct To cali in. Inoylo
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TO MERCHANTS, PHNSIClANS.
DRUGGISTS, ANDTIfE PUBLIC SEN


JUST Il E;D--SiENUENE BEAN DS
600 old long Havana Plantations;
C.tbttO 5000 La Jcseine Landers;
10 600 La Bainos Jana Principe;
10000 Cuba Principe;
10000 Wandering Jew;
5000 La Rosa Regalia;
5000 La Lenerita Havana Capadores,
1O.D0t La JcOtenae Regalia;
5000 La Union Lanorma;
81, 600 Cuba Skies;
SO DDz. genuine Sca:arlattI; turkish s. iobac. !
81 Boxes OF the finest brands Virginia Chewing
Tobacco. to Wit Holland May Queeu r. Gale, Davis,
Willis. etc.
Also constantly hand all different sizes of own
manufactured Cigars, out OF Havana Cuba aud Ameri-
can Tobacco; all kinds OF our manufactured Smo-
king Tobacco Snus etc. which We offer Wholesale at
the lowest prices
O.SHAEFEER 81 SHREDDER,
Main Street. bet. LIST IL I'd corner Of the Alley
auco6
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ST. LOTS. Septe mber 81, ISJ3
Dear Sir: BY the advice Of friend of mine who had
been using your Hair Restorative Undue q to try IL
discovering, to great asonishment that my friends
hair which, when last him before, very gray
had been completed restored 10 its original color, having
fine glossy appearance it had when knew him
twenty wears ago.
commenced using the Restorative about five weeks
ago, and perfectly convinced that IL will produce the
desired effect il having restored the color of my hair,
half of which white precisely the
il when was twenty years old, with the same heal
thy and glossy appearance have no hesitation in re-.
commencing it 20 my friends AMI the public generally,
believing il used according directions they will
not be disappointed Yours, very respectfully,
n. HOLMAN.
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LIVERY AND sALs sTABLE.

- ihE uhdcrsigaed nave purcnass u f'rt-9
N"& Livery Stable, on Locust street, and mace iIi
TS provements 10 it, and have on hand 10
------6 ARE good stock of HOSES, BUGGlES an
"a Co. 10 when We invite the attention Of tn
Puohc lhey intend from this time salts.
Tue wants ofthe public In this particular sud hope the
articles and terms viii prove agreeable Carriages fo
parties excursions funeral &c, w1ys on hand eins
provided with good hosters, prepared 10 board
orses and keep them in the best style
aug3i NJ. " Z. II. DEG ARNO
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The following certificates speak for themselves as the
gentlemen whose signatures attached, known 10
thousands:
ST. LoUIs, September 90, 1S53.
DR.. O. J. Wood-Sir: have used nearly two bottles
of Hair Restorative and have found its effects very
satisfactory. 1t has entirely destroyed all daniru from
head and red hair original color which
had become quite gray. WIN. TRUESpAlL.
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Extract of letter from n. Thorn, Sheriff of
LGsaHe County, M.
Professor O. J. WooD-
Dear Sir Yours of June 2is accompanied by bottle
fyour Hair RestOrG:ige. received L very soon
thereafter commenced using it, and it has entirely resor
my hair TO its natural youthful color There Is csn
siderable inquiry for the article. &c.
Yer! respectfully yours, IL. THORN.
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RAsIy. MIcH., August 2, 1853
This ia to certify that one year was quite and
hair thin upon the top of head that feared It's
entire loss In this condition applied for and obtained
a bottle of Prof Woods "Restorave, and before had
used quart bottle the gray hair had enrey disap
pearcd. and had thckened to be as full as us
al, aud il assumed beautiful glossy appearance, appa
rently beautiful than it was before. do.
therefore. eheeruly To all those ladies who
value abcauifu head OF hair. will also state that
it now, occasionally Tor its healthy and beauiifying eff
fects. SARAH J. BROWN.
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VI X. HENDRICKS az co. have removed to Fosters
Nov Block, on First street Main, where they
have on hand a general assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, which they invite the attention of country
mel chants. movie
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BOOT * SHOE JIANUFACToxY,

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL.
L. rnE undersigned would respectfully in ,,,..
At3f form the public that he has now on hand Sy A
fW1 the largest aud most approved styles Off -
-. custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Md, Ladies Boots Buskins, Walking Shoes and slippers.
Also Tor Misses, &c. &c. Also on hand, splendid
stock of Leather and Findings for sale Wholesale and
all low for cash. his old stand Water street doors
above Pavilion Hotel. augI3Iyl u. DEUSNER.
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DECEIVED per steamer
III 30 bxs VI. K. Raisins;
b qr-bxs +" do;
20 soils Molasscs:
For sale wholesale or retail
Jan2tu
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wv ILL relieve every "human being" who has an.
wv the following symptoms:
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-14
THE WAY TO SELL LAND!

WYE advise all persons owning virginia
\" Lands, and desiring to sell the same, 10
advertse-tirst in their own local PAPERS so
ha, their neighbors may become acquainted
with their desire and next in some journal Of
wide circulation, printed at a distance, so that
the attention Of strangers may be drawn to The
property. The BEST PAPER IN PENNSYLVANIA
TO ADVERTISE VIRGINIA LANDS IN, is THE
VALLEY SPIRIT, published at Chambersbuig,
Pa, by p. s. Dechert & Co. lis circulation
is three times as large as the average circulation
of County papers in Pennsylvania, aud care has
been exercised to have it extensively circulated
among the agricultural community, they being
generally the most substantial patrons II is
generally believed that an advertisement oil
Real Estate in this paper, will be read by more
Farmers, and therefore by more persons dispos-
ed to purchase that kind Of property than il in
sertedin any other journal inslhspa-t Of the coun
try. The Valley Spirits circulation lies mainly
in The itch and popuous counties of FRANK
LIN and CUMBERLAND, bu, yet it isnol coll
fined to those counties. II crculates also in
Adams, York, Lancaster and Lebanon OIL the
East, Fulton, Bedford aud Somerset OIL The
West, and Huntingdon, Junia,a, Perry and
Centre OIL the North. From these pals Of our
State many Agriculiuris:s have removed 10 vir-
ginia, and Others il is not TO be doubted, will
ear after year follow.
Would ii no, be good policy for Virginans to
bring their property 10 the notice of those who
are contemplating a removal 10 their State by
advertising !, in our paper?
O. A copy Of the paper will be forwarded to
he address Of any one who may max e the re.
quest. Its large size, AMI the heavy advertising
custom it enjoys, will serve 10 show its stand
ting. All communications to be addressed TO
p. S. DECHERT a. CO.,
June &c, Chambersbarg, Pa
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Secrets Of Happiness.

A susceptibility to delicate attentions, .
fine sense of the nameless and exquisite
tenderness of manner and thought, consti.
tuts. in the minds Of its possessors, the
deepest under current OF life the felt aud
treasured, but unseen and inexpressible
richness of affection. 1t is rarely found
in the characters Of men, but it outweighs.
when il is, all grosser qualities. There
are many who waste and lose affection by
careless. and often unconscious neglect.-
1t is not plant to grow INTENDED the
breath Of indifference, or rude touch, NAV
destroy forever its delicate texture. There
is daily attention to the slight courtesies
Of lite, which can alone preserve the first
freshness Of passion. The easy surprises
of pleasure, earnest cheerfulness of assent
to slight wishes, the habitual respect to
opinions, the polite abstinence from per-
sonal topic in the company of Others uu-
waverng attention to his or her comfort.
both abroad and at home properties Of con.
versation aud manner which are sacred
when before the world, are some Of the
secrets Of that rare happiness which age
and habit alike fail to impair or diminish.
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Wesleyan Female Institute.

gsNHE next SESSION Of this Institute will com
mence Oh the FIRST Day OF SEPTEMBER.
All the Depai tmenls are in charge oil expe
rienced Teachers and a full coulse OF thorough
instruction is given in all the useful and orna-
mental branches, usually taught in Female
SeIhinaries Of The highest giat;e. And every
faciiiy il afforded for acquiring complete
English, Classical and Polite education.
profrssr Dryesprne will remain in charge Of
the Department of Music and Modern Lam
guages and the success with which he has
Taught these branches for tile last three years,
warrants the assertion, that pupils i'll here en-
joy opportunities for improvement surpassed BY
no other School in the Valley.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Board, washing. use Of furnished
room, lights and fuel, $500
Trition varies according to the class, from $l2
to 500.
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music on Inc Piano, with use Of H.
stIumen, S25, 0O
C. " Guitar, 5000
:. Vocal, 2,0C
Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Drawing and Painting. SOC
Latin no extra charge
r Nc Payable in advance, at the beginning
Of each session.
For further informant III address
JOHN WILSON, Principal.
July 81, 1854.
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glance won the admiration and enthusias
tic attachment Of the Queen.
To say the least. it is generous to be.
lieve that Nelson did not know the charm.
ing Emma's antecedents. His spontane.
Gus love arose for Lady Hamilton, to all
appearances as distinct being as coulo be
conceived from the ragged wanderer oil
London streets, or the woman who sat as a
model of a Gree or Bacchante. This
enchantress exercised stern influence
over the conduct o. Nelson-so stern, that
II left deep and everlasting shadows on the
splendid fame Of the hero.
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on day to be fixed by him, but which
cay shall not be beyond' six months after
the 30th day Of June aforesaid, or, if SUBJ
sequent thereto, from the day he received
the official notification Of the passage Of
said act.
SEC. 4. Releases States from restric-.
tons against taxing ceded public lands
and provides for turning over all books, ;.
papers and documents IN the Land offices.
or du plieates of same 10 the States.
SEC. s. [Cedes all public lands in Ten
nesse to that State.
Sec. 6. Constitutes the sixty-ive per
cent received for coded lands fund for
the increase Of the Navy, erection of forti-
fcations, and genera! defence of the coun--
try I
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Doing q Dun.


Il have small bill against you," said
the pertinacious. as he entered the store Of
one who had acquired the character Of q
hard customer.
eyes sir, very fne day indeed" was
the reply.
at would be better if we had little
rain"
"Confound the rain" continued the
Collector, and raising his voice: Have
you any money to pay on the bi!l'"
beg your pardon. I'm hard OF hearing.
! have made it rule not to loan my funds
to strangers, aud really don't recognize
you"
"I'm collector for the Philadelphia Dai.
ly Extingusher, sir, and have bill
against you" persisted the collector At the
top Of his voice, producing the bill and
thrusting it into the face Of his debtor.
Owe determined to endorse for no one,
you may put that bill back in your pocket
book. really can't endorse it,
Contound your endorsements-wlll
You'll pay it. no doubt, sir. but there's
always risk about these matters you
know, SO | must decline it."
The money must be mine to-day"
ooh. yes--ninety days, but | would not
endorse it for you for week; so clear out
OF my store. It's seldom that I'm pressed
upon an endorsement, even by my friends;
on the part of stranger, sir, your conduct
is inexplicable. Do not force me to put
you out, leave the premises.
And the bill was returned to the Ex-
tinguisher Office. endorsed-''so confound--
ed deaf he couldn't understand
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P O E T R Y

CHANT ALL; JUDGMENT.
Ais seeing God! lis Thine 10 know
The springs whence wrong opinions aow,-
TO Judge from principles within:
When trailty errs. and when We sin.
Who, among men. great Lord Of all,
Thy servant TO his bar shall call
Judge him for modes of faith, Thy foe.
Or doom him to the realms Of woe
Who with anoiher's eye can read,
Or worship by another's creed 2
Trusting Thy grace, we form our own,
And bow TO Thy commands alone.
# wrong, correct accept, fright
While, faithful, we improve our light,
Condemning mons, but zexions sill
To learn and follow aIiTsliy will.