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Unitea states Patent Once,

an the petition Of Thomas Woodward Of New York, praying
" a granted him 7th
May, 1912, shielded pine,n
The expiration said patent which place
9TH day Of May, 1896
IL is said petition ha heard the Patent Office
Monday, 2st IL O'Clock, all
notified
said petition ought be granted.
opposing required file in the
Office their objections specially firth IN writing at least twenty
filed by
be said hearing Nnd
the Office which will furnished
plicaion.
the testimony viii be closed day
Apr; depoons, other papers relied testimony,
be flied in the office before the morning OF that
arguments. any, within days thereafter
sencer and Evening Washington O.; Republican,
PrDnsylva Philadelphia Journal New
York, Post, Boston, Massachusetts,
successive weeks previous The 2st Of April The day
hearing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
r. Sdiors of the above will please copy,
bills Patent Office,
DecI Il
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No. 548.]
NOTICE OF the location M Offices and
the ONCE OF the surveyor general in Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
that in pursuance Of the 18th section of the
2sd July 1854 creating land offices
Territories Of Kansas and Nebaska and Of the first section q the
establishing general
COVER Nebraska Territory
"PAwsxE Of
LIE COMPTON, the Of of Kansas Ter
rit0ry.
under hand city Of Washington this twenty
sixth day of November, A ID. 1855 ttH
BY order of the President as
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
Nov s0--law6w Intel an Star.l
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Law Notice.

BRowS, SrAsros WALKER.
IUM T. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
w Err have formed praclisinE in the
claims Washington,
and the Of Tennessee. Offices in Washington and Mem
phs One Of the parties will always be found either place, and
cters addressed TO them will receive attention.
April ig-teod [in,el and sentinel cOpy.l
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No. $40.

NOTICE disco of the United States
" land Office at VANDALIA, in the State of ILLINOIS
Notice hereby that Ia of law and in view OF
said district reduced below hundred thousand
directed land Office
az VAspALIA remaining unsold
discontinHance made
SPRInsFfELD, in said State
Lands remaining unso aud nsapppated by law and subject
entry office discontinued, will
office from of the recipt Of
that register thereof land officers
public notice II the which they
prepared applications for entries Of such lands
their Office. Mf#t
my hand city Of Washington this 9Th day
December, A. j. 1855.
THO5. A. HENDRICKS
2ss31. Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Dec ll-law6w fntellgsncer Il Star
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CHEAP JUVENILE BOOKs.--The undersigned rel
of books children large
accumulation years, sold half
price, than that when need be- They suited youth
or all ages may he examined his bookstore.
Among the Of Mrs. Hoflnnd,
Edgeworth Babaud, such
popular which, aiming
good feelings and good principles. by
although teaching all The
ences, words Of syllable children Of fur old
Dec Is efts FRANCK TAYLOR.
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oLD silver fine steel ard plated pecaclcs glasses &c. OF
" all focuses with peroca and parahoa glasses
long peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes of wearers.
NJ. w. GAIT s. BRO,
32i Penn. avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth
Jauo Rift
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washington Aqueduct.

oFyIoE or rms wAputsoros Aaurpuor
WasJiurlsp. aiarch 7, is55
PROPOSALS evi1d for FtuduN0R
dans tpnnes md nnrr work of washington aqueduc
Thai day.
Mas podea and specldestous of,he will ready
| animation and after tho 10th day of Apr
Proposals viii received particular cuvcris,
Portions complelod under the
pleses b, a. contracts 70. noas'ed work win
pretcrb,
holding suHcisny decide when and
works shall be stopped un nnis become available.
In entire soppage
funds. reserved ten will paid &c in the Judgment
onsueer the work has been properly executed
Payments win be made in specie checks upon The United sta
upon monthly engineer rescrvng
per and will be don Of all thar
shall paid their uIl wages monthly specie.
Az bids be sealed endorsed Proposals
The United States the right 10 reject any or all The bids
should they be deemed advantageous aud such
Every or accompanied by written signed by
responsible persons The effect they
take the bidder bidders Will n h their bid accepted
enter obligation, within days, good sufficient
securities completion guarantee
accompanied BY he certificate Of the uned
United district attorney
The individual known Engineer De
OF War that the guaTsuors are able TO make good their
Bids win opened in presence of bidders any Of them
S''''' NJ 6. MEles,
Cant. OF Engnees, in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
! To Capt. NJ @. Meigs, U. >. Engineers.
we, tho undersigned, residents OFF, in the sae Al,
hereby Jointly and severay The United States and
they wilt within the accepsnce % the said bid
peonn furnish proposed conformity
ofhe Acknowledgement under which i was made And 10 The
good the difference the oder BY said aud
the loves, bidder
'''a'''' a.B.
thereby certify thnr he my knowledge belief the
mnrs-sswshmayklawa
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Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.

Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
|. snF Hs1 Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caruthc, late of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan of the ndses Of supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. BromGeId L. Ridley Of the cnanceors Of the State
Judges Caruhtrs Green dew their whole exclusively
the school.
Plan finsfyuon-l Daily examinations
books No regular of lectures but explanations
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
2. Weekly rcUmmon which
dents Of facts
them through all
practice The framed require
Deeds Wills records all
Some o
supreme court which is held monthly class, and
public the end session. The
Jurors, circuit Judges and chanceors, official
Sncifies with their suits.
SconsThe first session the third
tembe and ends third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February
Thursday in July.
Expenses per e,on.Tuon fee $50, advance; contngen
lee 81 boarding about $780, Students furnish books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required 10 compee the unless the
dents advanced class No
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year
There moot legislature connected with the
students the lsst collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTnER5,
Feb lI-eoly President Board OF trustees
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JiyATCIIaS, JeSyelry, silver Ware tc.-We call
mssnidcent stock Of very superior gold Watches e
awe pchers goblsis walters forks
Spoons every article OF table silver silver card
cases, porbnnnnaies, fine fans, SC. .<&tg
Aso plated abaia goods, and superior table cut
lary.
specacIes, variety Particular
paid selection OF glasses adapted to the OF
E T. i
Possessing every facility, prepared executes the
manner. the Target all Articles In line
description skfuly repaired
prca knowledge Of this branch, which strict
given guarantees satisfaction 10 those having fine watches
repair.
Eng branches, including the cutting arms, cress
NOTICES, &C., stone, done in tho best
Gard engraving and printing promptly executed.
4 Hts M. w. GAIT h BRO,
aaa Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th
Nov 30--d3t s4a Es Washington, D. @.
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FURNISHED RRAtsTHg ENJs.~Nembe NJ Congress or
others be accommodated with Of
Adams alh between aud G. No as5 The parors
and well furnished.
Nov 25--dlwt
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UAlihxsohs December 10 1900.
IN the pculon offredosick L.. sirkes ok
" TOT the extension
ia valves Ut for om The
sad which
II y ordered mat the said petition DC once
The 9th OF May, A. ID. te6 IL O'Clock, n
notified and show
why said petition ought granted.
the
Once their oeeons specially forth In writing at ea.
before che day OF All nted ny
10 be used AZ be said hearing
eordanee wl tue rules Office which will be furnished
plicaliDn.
The Testimony in viii be closed the pill
1850 dsposltons aud other relied
must b. ned ~ the ONCE before The morning Of that day
The afgGnienls, IL within ten days thereafter.
Ordered be published Union, inioi
geneer and STAR Washington, d. CT Phadel-
pha Pa 1aatna OF Commerce., New York, NJ vi
on Post Sson ahs week for three successive weeks
previous 10 the 5u day Of May next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patsuts.
r. 5Rdo OF the above papers will please copy, send
ther bills the Patent oace, with containing his
Dec i9-laa3w
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No 546.1
Notice OF the establishment OF three additional
land districts in the State OF Iowa.

the Congress entitled
boundaries OF land dscs in the Of Iowa,
March 3d. 1855 which
additional land districts In said hereby declared and made
that land Office for the DIsratorn
established Wnneshek county;
pfsrRTcT' DoDoE in Webster
Sioux pIsrRcr' Sioux CRY, ood
bury county
Given under hand the city Of Washington this thirty
a October, A. ID. 1858.
BY order of the President:
s' THOj. A. HENDRICKS,
erE Commissioned of the General Land Office.
Nov 2--law6w lint. aud Star
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No. SAL
Notice OF neepenissx panvtiIe Land once
ia

GENERAL LAsp oyYioE, sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS day register
reansog said diste, give
receipt said instructions
reopenng Office the which applications w
be received by thea.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
at-2aw6w
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The ships comprising line the iono~ngs
The Auanucs. Ssps @es.
The Facnc
The Baltic capt So-istSsh'
The Adriatis .....ss.tApL
These ships having been built BY contract ea-
~ pfeusy for service every care has been
taken In their construction also IN iheir engines,
10 insure strength and speed; and their aeeolamo-
elegance aud comfort
passage York Liverpool In afs[ea cabin,
$780, In second cabin 5 Exclusive OF se state oos
5s25. From Liverpool 10 New York 80 and 70 guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached 90 each ship.
No befths be secured unit paid for.
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HARVEY y ADAMS, having purchased OF E. wheeler
Ill OF hardware In the lately occupied
Pennsylvania opposite Browne Hotel
respectfully call the attention Of purchasers their
We hope by strict attention bust
ness, good OF nil articles line,
continu OF the custom Of the old firm
ss-r IN 1870 HARVEY ADAMS
Nov l--dim 90
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OrFcs MAINLAND CossoLIp .Tsp LOTTERIES
Baltimore, Maryland, July 1856
THE commissioner OF the Maryland deemed il
his duty caution the swinacra
circulate by lottery ch~ncs
and pretend be the lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland daily
the
the State under examine and approve The
schemes and TO attend the drawings.
~ the tickets In these lotteries and all certificates packages
tickets have the tbog sphed x Brennan
far the Office Maryland Consolidated Ioeres
Baltimore, Maryland,r All others ne fraudulent
For full Information subject address
- . Z. X Brennan,
Sept as--dly Baltimore. Maryland
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GLENSooD CONGRATULATIONS No. o90 Pennsylvania
u Of ltih
laid celebrated
New ground q quar-
CAPITOL directly
the Th,s company have received charter
prohibiting from
Legislation Otherwise which importance
their hns
custom in all cities when the burial
valuable other sc it, md throw
seuouy into large pitt and legal
mol The ground.
". ~O3cr open ffsm 10 H. pamphlets
anr charter, and bylaws and other inomaticu
all orders le
no 40 Seventh street. other undertaken viii be prompt
aaeaosd JuRe Idly
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Sirees, Huston q b1
rwis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and
modern
ion travelling public.
nee -dl
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-. susah, ttkessm scN, arD sesufEi-
ss><G4H&8 AMPTON UNITED States MAIL ST'EAMEgS.-
The ships this line ihe WASHING
7s7S&ef1 TON, Capt. Il. Civendy HERMANN. Capt. I'd
Hipgns.
These Southampton both going and returning
NM II II A1,Iss a : 4 L
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NV EsI.LlSG-fsDUsec and Grounds Georgetown
IL Heights int tae Dumhaon, years
the aa Gro u Washington, The grounds
a four and the house sufficient for large family
This splendid situation well particular
ton deemed hut will be given persons
lance addressing ms BY iasil al Washington ciy
Apply 70 .s4 A. HYDE, Georgetown
Dee Sb--iaw4w
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ii AxDas as, NuvtSAg SoapWe would call the atte non
n members Congress, aud others repenshing their toilette
comp.ising Rodgers BEST the cele
Jacques Lacouters the " A. 81 and other
sfoa III, shaving creams, aud soaps.
articles comprise the French English and Americana
aud are the best manufactured.
Of tub ms extracts, Han Marie
Johann Marie and lean Charles Fapas cologne
combs hair shaving na and tooth brushes pomades
cosmetics, Sc
And, also, large ladies' and senIemens dressing
IT. GALbIGAN q co
in Fine Fancy Goods, Plated Wurc, Perlumcry &c,
Dee J70 Penn. under Browns Hotel.
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CARD. William Tucker merchant tailor No. 426 PennsyI-
vana avenas would respectfully call tho atsntian Of
hers Congress- strangers and citizens generally to his extensive
Cloths vsng- Of the styles, which
prepared make the shortest notice and in the
fashionable styles
Nov -nw sks
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ton deemed viii dis
Appyio -, a. HYDE Georgetown
20 rsos hsl, and boxes bunch r,.'ps
700 p sssa .' ss, Sissr almond. %
a''s e bushels q s stsaaa n1 nus.
600 pounds wnlnu.
100 100 Sran's smyrna dss
e g. u ssss' A. isn ss s,ss s.,s,. d.
BRA
NOV s a7l-steoG "oAA"f sh""As'
, .s sS ss:. .s !; az. sa s.a pal. brandy.
,ssa,,s'. y ! n ike: key
rs q brandy, nd old wA.ksy
go 20 S Gee sa,,s. Havana cigars sa
y .ss A'en a"'o.
fMNpLEs, OH. SOAR.
loo gallon. fsaas a' Whale ssa s'i
Egg ! e , ss.;;. and ,s'' y
600 ]" pounds e .ss,i ,s,sA
New
S? Sas s as.- 81 si :" MURRAY sA"AAS'
u $ bag -. Old Jaw. coffee
% bass no and Laguyra coffee
q boxes Sa' sn %asea arcs" , snd vermeei
80 boxes ginger, and mustard
900 lbs grain
10 dozen Preston's and M0rns and Rabbits
.I barre NewO
10 do golden strip.
landing. per King
York, sale MURRAY b SEMMES
Nov 27--Geou ats . f.
raEEsE HurTER, &c. s4
~ boxes osh6n eese
30 do English dairy do
ast Goshen .
har MackareI
lirrrngs
l35 scaled {
lf0 buckwheat hou. .8- q Z
Nov landing per choon Hamilton md King Bird from New
York. and by MURRAY X SEMME5
Noy2T-ttie0d "
H0s DEDOMs, BUCKETS,
ID
rs d, painted buckets
IS Troy
nests wio basket
al Atcnne
and lines sG.Et
200 matches 1
= y
Just recevd Hamilton md King Bird nom New
York, and for sale BY MURRAY SEMMEs
% a7-o'eoif
VIE Sear-book of Agriculture. the Annu.l q
1855 and 1856; bj
ID A.re A. NJ. 81 81.
Texth Familiar EXPOSE
aCousli Off FuHan Sheppard
+ ~ . =
Dcagles, Tale Of Mississippi; by w Gilmore sinims
sp,Ee. Nickicsy Dickens 37h
y
Win David Coppeheld Of Charles Dickens
TAYLOR MAURY's
Nov \ Bookstore, 9Th street.
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I oNaEELLOW's New Poem.--The Song Of Hlawaihs i
IL by Henry Wadswor,h Longfrliow. Price 81.
Curious Stories nbou Fairies
Just published and for
TAYLOR q MAURy,s
Nov2 Bookstore, near 9Th ST.
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hereby certify int the my knowledge belief the
above named guarlntors are good and sufficient.
tSiGhedl II, Y.
Mar S-3swtsshMa Il lawn
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II in .. -
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow Mask, Dickens's Household Words
The Confessions OF n Pretty Woman by Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pnrdoe.
Fresh Fruits aud Vegetables all the prices,
how 20 obtain Them. Price l2s cents. " y ~ Il
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR
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nUSALL ~ BROTHER, Merchant TatIors. take tins
~ members Congress-
zens otb. stock of cloths,
vesng the which they prepared
make order in tue most elegant manner
Also, choice selection OF gentlrment furnishing goods
l--3aw2w DUVALL h
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apARRIsus PRACTICAL PHARMACY i vol. svo.
1 Lectures English History by Henry Reed.
Gcafiy Moncton the Fahiess Guardian Mrs Noodle
Essay Life. Character, and Vikings Of John
LII. u Thy WIN. A. Porter
Imekiin Man, Victim of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1856.
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ioHN Q. DEVEREUx. CcramIssson.r Of Court o
Claims, 90 Broadway, of Wall street, New YORK.
Rers Arssrs. Dancsn, Sherman, Co.. Beehee
Co., Hon. Luther Gradish James w. Gerard Wan Cut
Noyes New York Messrs Riggs Ga hon. Elisha Wh'e
ssy, Joseph q Bradley, ESQ, Washington, n. e.
Nn,-Geutemcn Of the bar Washington
make appointment Of the OF taking d-roson
AZ the ONO. OF Thonpsnn counsellor Ac NO f""'
snd Half street. tpear the City Hnl whon The andefsens
b.as leave 20 make particular reference.
Oct l0--2awlm J, G. DEVEREUx
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GROCERIES, WINES. LIQUORS, sn--We hee leave h
call the attention Of friends aud the public stock
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine and black
Java. Rio, Lavuayra coffees
Refined and brown
Family, suptrine, and extra -four hills and bags
Cheese, lard hams, and shoulders
Grim and ground spices of every description
And every other article make complete assor
mcnt.
Wines. Liquors, and Cigers.
Madeira, sherry, cisre and eyori
brasdE, and superior
Fine brandies, whskey, eins &c. in wood and glass
Together with large stock of Havana, German and domestic
cignrs.
we will offer the above goSj with which va
sha he receiving, such make Involvement m
tamies and the supplying wants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, h Co,
South side Penn avenue, between Az and 9Th streets
Oct p--Iaw3yYif
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TlPT0N IOWA--W WEDNESDAY. NOV. A. 1855.

restrain our tears. Then rising up, she gave
the ring that had been on the grave to the priest,
who put ii on her hand, taking off her own they
lifted the head stone from its place, and she put
her ring beneath il. When tbe stone was re.
stored to its place, she made me take of her
bridal wreath; this she hung over the name OF
Claude, and slowly returned to her home.
"She seemed feeble and exhausted, speaking q
little during the day. At night she called me
." Dear Marguerite. he will come for me to.
morrow he has promised
when the first sunlight came into her room
she opened her eyes--they we're calm and
peaceful now--and raising her arms, while a
happy smile broke over her face, 'Cl auie,' she
exclaimed, and her eyes closed forever, while
that bright smile yet fingered on her lips
We laid her beside him, in her bridal robes
and every year when her marriage day returns
| hang above her grave a bridal wreath Of myr,
tie and white roses. Poor Aline!"
"lIappy Aine," softly murmured Vernon.
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Who Would Live Always7

Who would live always IN tins world
of sin ana suffering, Of pain and tears,
where cares perpIex, and grieis Cypress,
and temptations allure, and corruption
ensave, and bitterness is III every cup we
drnk2 1t was never meant to be our per-
petuaI abiding place, and here the Father
has provided for us no continuing city.
True. thus Is a beautiful world, and !,
might be far happier world than 1t IS,
bu, sin IS here, and sickness is here, and
pain, and sorrow and woe, and when we
have become weary OF all these, when We
have lived and sutie ed many years, II
no. that kind which releases US from ouI
bondage; and sets US free from sin, dis
ease and grief, and the crushing weigh
under which we have groaned! Deatl
does more than thls-lt hits TO US tn
veil Of the better llie-lt translates us t
the coutines OF the heavenly and--ll pia
cas us upon the threshold of that eterna
home, where we shall live, and serve to
/ re,her. while eternity endures.
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RAILROAD PoErRY.-A correspond
ent Of the Broome county Republican
describes MS launt over The Syracuse
and birmingham railroad, from Cortland,
in the following poetical strain:
So much wrote in Cortland Eounds,
and would have finished there, bad not
the down trans whistle loud resounded
through the air. So shaking Fairchild
by the hand, who said come again, bid
farewell 10 every fear, and Jumped upon
the train. Rushing round the hillside,
dartin@ DER the piain, over the rivers, M
der the roads, Van BusErn drove his
train. The moon threw bright eftnIgent
rays on each small rpple's crcs:; The rIv-
cr seemed a inland stretched ACROSS the
meadows Dr, as,, the evening wind came
| stealing through the car With gentle sigh,
and brought n cInier from the engine
spaug mo my eye; few and short were
the prayers | said, and | spoke no, word
Of sorrow, but rubbed al my eye hll /
made 1t red, and knew tWuuid b. sore on
the morrow. We soon cot home at tn
rate We ran, al an hour lust rjgat Tor Tc~
| tlnng, and down from his post came the
engine man, and the fireman ceased rs
/ firing. And thus too will cease vita
this - moral 10 the tale - he always sure
to mind your eye whcn riding OH a
rail.
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We have all need Of prayer:
The life bark sails on dark and troubled waters
Sin. like wrecker. roams along the shore,
Kindling f,se lights TO lure Ms on to death,
And watching with wild eyes for human freight
We all haze need of prayer, its holy voice
Can calm the ,umult, whispering, Peace De
still "
II i. hand that points us TO the stars
Those friendly fires that burn forever on
The sleeps Of Heaven 10 light Us on our way
Through darkness up to God.
PRAYER is vi,wless wing, whereby pure 'hol
MAY soar above the world, and side hF side
With angels reach the very throne OF Grace.
oh tossed and tempted one, send up thy pray
era
increasingly to Heaven, for strength to iol
The Tempters many Siies Pray night and day
Pray from thy heart and haiio~ il with tears
And trust ID God to gain the Port OF feace'
PoRrsvorrH. June, 1855. ,. L.