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LOUISVILLE, MINNESOTA.
Louisville ia a New Town

I COATED on the South Bank of the Minnesota Riv-
IL er at the nearest point below the Little Rapids that
above high wacr 1t is about so miles above St. Paul,
by the River and "a by Land and 10 IL miles by the
River and miles by land above SEakopee. Louisville
on high rolling Prairie. with number of Springs
the best water and abEdarce good Line Stone in
The vicinity. Louisville has first rate landing for
steamboats,, and is the landing place that rich
tensve country bordering said prairie and the bis
woods, and when the water is low Steamboats,
cross the Rapids 1t Is the place for travellers and
the Upper Minnesota country, to lave tn, Steam Boat
and taSe one, when bound for ST. Paul, being the
principal travelled road from St Paul to st Peter, Fort
Hidey &C., travellers to the upper country, will find
teams at Louisville and vicin convey them up the
country Strangers looking claims get informa
ton of or conveyances to rich country back unca
mel and well tmbered and watered, intersperscd with
meadows and beautiful lakes, Astounding with Ash. Lou
isve has Store and Hotel in operation, and Black
smith shop and several dwellings building. Persons
looking for locations Inv ted visit this place where
II. H. SPENCER, one of the proprietors, will be found
ready and willing to sell property at fair prices. Great
Inducements will be offered 10 Mechanics, Merchants,
&C., to settle here this This place is laid off
albera PLAN Lot so by $50 feet. Streets and alleys
wide; and liberal donations have been made by the pro-
prietor, in the of public grounds and Tor Churches
and School purposes Persons desiring pleasant place
to locate, profitable place tn invest, invited to
call and see louisville for themselves. (d4-w3m)
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

ANlNG made the necessary arrangements with
Il Il the best Manufacturers and Dealers in the East
shall, the opening of Navigation, be prepared
fill all orders for implements of all kinds consisting
part of
Pioughs, Cultivaors, Grain and Seed Drills, Ha-rows,
HorS Ioes Hay and Straw Cutters. Corn Shelters Fam
ming Mills Grain and Grass Seed Separators, OxYokes
and Bows, Farmers Boilers, Grain Cradles, Scythes,
SnahS, Hay and Manure Forks, Sickles, Hoes Hay and
Garden Rakes, SEovels, Spades, SC.
We shall always have on hand the newest and most
best Makers in the country, and will keep ourselves
vsed of any new inventions improvements that will
be of interest to the FarEler.
The attention Farmers and others is invited to our
establishment where prepared to sell at the low
est market prices for cash.
MCCIOUD & BROTHER.
Ne,r the head of Third Street, Saint Paul.
March 19, IS55.-wtf
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sylvania, when he knew there was Q law upon
the Statute Books of the State which forbids
him, at the risk Of being deprived of them.
The fact of his being public fanctionery does
not alter the case whit. The law of l847,
which was passed with reference to those
brought here, conflicts with no law of the
United States for those brought here are
not fugitives. Aud besides. we think, by the
doctrine of Estate Rights "a cherished doc
trine in the South sylvana had certainly
the right to make such law rs this; and if she
had not, then che had better establish the insti-
tuition again, for if they may be held Tor any
period however short, then we don't see why
Southern people may not bring them for a
year. for Eve years, or as long IS they please
to hold them.
It is no doubt matter of much regret, and
very trying to Mr.. Wheeler. to lose his slaves,
but as it is there is no help for him but he
must bear it as patiently as be can, ard, like
burnt child that breads the Gre. determine that
he'll bring no more up this way, in transitu
for Nicaragua or anywhere ele.
The convenient mode of going to Niagara
from this city, and the little expense incurred
for fare. has led great many who were never
there before to avail themselves of this route
to see the Falls. The fare is only ten dollars,
and the time of travel sixteen hours. The
scenery through Pennsylvania is certainly
more grand than by any of the older routes,
and a sight of it is well worth double the
amount of fare. Several large excursion pr
tics have been gotten up for a trip by this
route, some gone and some yet to go. 1t is
by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, in
connection with the Sunbury, Erie, Williams.
port and Elmira Roads.
| Several sudden deaths have occurred within
the last few days from the effects of the heat.
Yesterday we had quite heavy shower. con-
tinuing through the night, but to-day the sun
is sending out his rays with the same intensity
of heat as before. The atmosphere is of that
sultry, muggy sort that makes one long for the
mountain air.
A very interesting daughter Of Judge Por-
ter's OF Easton, in this State, died very sud-
denly at Cape May few days ago. She was
taken very i'll after coming out of the surf and
died shortly after reaching her hstel.
The Wings of the city meet at their different
head quarters on next Tuesday to elect Dele.
gates to the Convention which meets on the
Tuesday following. There will lie three dis
tinct parties in the next contest--thc Wings,
the Democrats and the Amercans-as each
have here organized and put forth their res
pective rules.
Some improvements and new buildings are
in progress on Chestnut and Third and Fourth
streets, several handsome brown stone stores
have been put up, and on the site Of old Con.
gress Hall two very handsome ones have been
erected, giving to that locality decidedly i'm
proved appearance. PENN.
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illustrating the anatomy and physiology and dissahs,
reproductive organs Of both sexes. their Structure
and functions popular and comprehensive trea,ise 90
the duties and casualties Of single married lifehs
and fruitful alliances, mode OF securing
tous and infertiIe cnes-their Obviation and
import ant those contemplating matrimonv r..
will objections TO 1t; none, however, shouS
take this important step without consulting s nsgs.
commentaries the diseases and medical treatment ~
females, from Infancy to old each grauhcav
Illustrated by beautiful photographic plates nervous de-
biy its causes and cure by process at once so smne
safe and effectnai, that failure is impossible rnes -
caily management essay Spermatorrhoao 1,;sr
practical observations On safer and more successrni
moce or treatment; precautionary hints the evils
sultng from empirical practice ESSAY on all
arising from inscretion, with plain and sinnIe ru, 80
which all persons can cure themselves without
remedies for those sefinicted miseries and d,..
pointed hopes unfortunate prevalent In tbo ep
1t is truthful adviser to the married and those con.
plating marriage. Its perusal is particularly ra,on.
mrnded to persons entertaining secret doubts 80
p yscal condition., and who conscious of having h.,
arded the health, happiness and privileges to which s
human being is entitled to- Price Is cents ner cow
five copies TO one dollar. Mailed free of posaSo
any part OF the United States. ="
n. B.--Those who prefer may consult DR. IA cpn,,
upon any Of the diseases upon which his book eth
personally or by mail. His medicines often cure ia
the short space of six days. and completely and
eradicate all traces of those disorders which copaya and
cutebs have so long been thought antidoe, TO the ru
in OF the health of the patient. His 'French Secret IN
the great continental remedy for that class of
which unfortunately physicians treat with mercrv ~
the iriefrcvahe destruction of the PATIENTS
ana wnlch all the sarsaparla in the world cannOt cure
Dr LA ChoiNS medicines are free from all mineral
poisons AMI put up In neat and compact form which
can be sent by Express Mail, and may be taken In
public private house, while travelling without er
roslre TO the most intimate friend room nate. or him
drance from business Study and important change
in the diet is necessary. Medicines to any part OF
the Union according to directions, and carefully
secured from all observation Office from No.
IS Beaver st., ITO 81 Maiden Lane Broadway Alba
ny, NY. 13-Iv,v
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Wanted at Carver city.

A BRICKMAKER, to avail himself of an excellent
"A chance making the best kind Of pressed brick,
water all Sandy viii Sc JarsS D. the
proprietors to compe person, with small capital
The Brick that Kiln turn out will be gnar
anteed sale asver; and beyond this, Brick be
manufactured, boated down the Minnesota TO st. Paul,
and sold at lower prices than inferior quality of brick
now bring In that City.
ALSO;
a PHYSiCIAN-there being more in Carver County,
nor any within ten n.iles Of the town Of Carver.
10 good practitioner, who will sestlc in Carver lot
VIII DC given by the proprietors. tr.
. ALSO;
A GOOD BLACKSMITH, with small capital, 10 rent
shop stocked with TOOLS There is one Blacksmith b
already at Carver but the business OF the demands
another.
A LAWYER--the land business incident To an in
n creasng population In county, and the
frequent transfer of real estate rendering renteman
of this profession one OF the necessary evils of the
neighboriood. Apply to
L. II. GRIFFIN,
Agent for the Carver City Land Company residing a,
Carver.
a. g. z y Uryior. 10 De-,
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N"Robert Owen, of Lanark,'' is rtill liz.
ing in England, and just now engaged in prov.
ing that the millennium has already commenced:
in fact, that it "was ipaugurated' at London
on the 14th of May last. BY Worlds Conven-
ton of delegates of the human race, called
together by himself
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WARNING

NhESE is REAPER whose name is Death /; and since
no one can tell when he will thrust in his sickle and
et US on from ife now is the time to have Picture
taken At WhHney's Gallery,-where good Dagurreo-
can be procured any other establishment in the
World. - +
sa FACT conceded by all, that for beauty of inish
ife-ke expression, his pictures unsurpassed
Always on hand, good assortment of Lockets and
rms, plain and Fancy Cases. Call and see.
~Phat thou doest, do quicklylo
Sept. %, 1854. .-.-t
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FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE.

WOULD respectfully announce to the inhabitants OF
~ Mendoza and vicinity, that he has erected q CAR
RIAGE b WAGON SHOP, also, BLACKSMITH
SHOP. the first streets, the
of MENDOZA, where Wagons and carriages of the best
quality Will always be found for sale and all description
of Blacksmith work executed with dispatch.
MENDOZA. Jan DC. 1855
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ABBOTT g. KINGMAN.

MANUFACTURERS of SASH BLINDS and DOORS
WI Flooring, Siding and Sh Dgles. dealers in Locks
Knobs, &c. Orders for planning, Crcular and Scroll
Saving, executed at short notice Factory. Clark St.
between Taylor and Twelfth; Sale Ro.m, 40 CLARK
Street. Chicago. Ill.
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Misfrllunfous Cnr0s.
HAMLlNE HOUSE.
SAINT LOUIS HOUS
MANOMlN HOUSE.

F&NHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
IL the pleasant village of ManoInin, eight miles
above ST. Anthony, and is now prepared to
the Travelling public with the best fare the country
affords The house Is furnished with every accomnloda
ton to be found in any country end aside from the sub
santals of life, the best wines and liquors that be
procured may always be had upon call. The StablinG
of The Mauoin House, either for emgrants, Transfers
Drover superior to that Of any other public house
on the road North of st. Poul. ~a
May 2idawtf A. j. WILLIS.
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JESUP s. CO..

Forwarding and Com. Merchants,
WDD VA E-Hs-ECH-EEo
Illinois,
North IPcStrra Terminus OF the Hi. Cen. Rail Road
Agents
For Illinois Central Railroad Company;
&C Galena & Chicago Union Railroad Company;
&c Gaena, Duneith and st. Paul Packet Company;
6 Unon Transportatisn Company;
&c New Oswego Line;
&c Old Oswego Line;
&C New York and Oawcgo Line, &C., &c, &c.
Our Warehouse heipG situated Immediately the
water. transfer directly into
Persons shipping to address may rely their goods
being properly cared for and promptly re-shirped.
Advances made on consignments of Staple articles,
Mar. Packages "core JESUP & Co DUnleith, Ill.';
May I, 1855. -d&w6m
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MEMPHIS SAVINGS IYSTiT. TON,
Incorporated by the >fdte Of Tennessee.

Inc0f2ordled 6y The Alafe 81 IenneSsee.
No sc Front Row.
pUTS and sells 81 ght and Time Exchange h East.
- discounts short time bills New York. New Orleans.
AMI st. Louis; dJes General Banking and Exchange
Business pakes collie ctions in all the principal cities
the Southw est Oh the mot favorable terms, proceeds
promptly RENTED day Of payment, with current rates
of exc hanGe.
Notes of the Memphis Savings Inetitution taken al
par is all business transactions. Southern coeC-
lions solicited ISAAC YOUNG, President.
MAY LII
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CHp an np paris Of the LlIon..n
,;sE maSApEST BOOK EVER Fuo
HE ~, ana Containing nearly dou:
I'm ,hss :, Of reading matter
lar p, y, ;ne FTty GEMS or Dol.
the PLY SOLOGY op 's.tS ="
aod d,sor,,er .ne secret infirmit e
ritv. ra Su,uers OF youth and ma, ..
tsi'y,lesuitlhgfrom excuses which
oesuoy .he physical and nant.i
powers Observations on ma-r;.a.
Its duties and disqualifica,ians
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The Falls House,

BY ANDRUS DURAND,
Cannon Falls, Minnesota.
q Boarders by the day week entertained with the
best fare tho Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance of
and excellent Trout fishing In the immediate vicn
y, with scenery unsurpassed in any part CT the
MisSissippi region. lJune 16. ATT
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HO, Farmers I!

UST RECEIVED, at the Saint Paul Agriculture
- Warehouse, near the head Of Third Street,
Corn Shelters, Grain Separators,
Hay and Straw Cutters, Whip Stocks and Lashes.
Vegetable Cutters, Corn Mills,
Meat Cutters, st Augers,
Sausage Suffers. Bell Rings and Cow Chains
Horse Hoes anu Cuitiva'ors.Ox and Cow Bells,
Harrows and Seed Sewers, Cross Cut and Jib Saws,
Cast Steel Plouehs, Scythes and maths.
Ok Yokes and Bows, Grape Vine Cradles.
Grindstones, Hay and Manure Forks
Farmers Boilers, Scythe Stones, Rakes, etc.
Grindstone Cranks Rollers, OK and Log Chains, etc.,
Sickles and Grass Hooks, Brush Scythes aud books,
Mattocks, Picks, Grub Hoes. Corn Baskets,
Corn and Milling Hoes, Tools of all kinds.
All Of which offer for sale at the lowest price for
cash. tyf4w3m MCCLOUD s. BROTHER.
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA

THIS truly extraordinary preparation having erected
cure in every instance wherein 1t has been ed,
those of the most malignant and inveterate char
acter, standing for years. despite medical science place
it supe, or to all other preparations. Its mode of
position and entire process, deliberately and sceptf
caily combined, public notoriety, and the faculty
and public generally acc.rd that patronage superior
article merits. 1t devoid of those destructive agents
which too commonly form an important item when less
expensive medicines remain uDdetected, aud will be
found permanent and radical cure In
15 Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Scrofula
Kings EviL, affections
ofHe Bones, Syphisis, Debi.i-
ty, Habit al COStiucness, Fry
sipeias, Pulmonary Diseases. Liz
err Complaint, Piles, Female Hregu-
idritics, Fistula, Skin Diseases,
Diseased Kidneys. and, as
great and po,cerfuI Tonic,
purifying the Blood
and iaDig0rdfing
the entire
System.
Its extensive throughout the country, and the
tcates which every day received, should than
and DO implicitly relied with perfect confidence,
matter how deep-seated the affection of what du
ration ash the sufferer to take bottle, and If Keller
be not experienced say take more But Ii is fact
and obvious one, that those semi (par Sarsaparias
occasionally greater credit thai carefully prepared
and genuine medicine. I assert my Compound Syrup
Of SITsGpdriHG to be the best. Firstly, 1t is made
the very pest root in concentrated FORM carefully
chemically combined, and ten times stronger than any
the other preparations Secondly, the active principle
being extracted by powerful tincturepress, made
pecaly for this object, the wonderful cures performed
daily evidence, in truth Justify the assertion.
Price ST. per bottle-6 for S..
Manufactory It'll and Green Streets, Louisville, KY,
where all orders must be addressed. For sale by
BACON. HYDE Co., st. Louis, Mo.
BARCLAY * BROTHER, Chicago, Ills, and by Drug
gsts AMI dealers in Medicines throughout the United
States and Canada.
fam y journal sent free on application.
April Is, 1855. (dly)
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE,
ON THE
physiological View Of MARRIAGE.

m. d. La CROIX. M N
900 Pages aud lao Fine Plain AUD Co.ored thoer:nh.
and Plates. ''''-'- ~s'~rA-
Price only Twenty III. o..
G4eSent free Of postage to ali 49, Nen' ~
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CHISACO HOUSE,
W. W. FOLSOM, PROPRIETOR,
Taylor's Falls, Minnesota.
Persons travelling Lake Superior will End excellent
accommodations at this House. ....
Aug ID, 1855
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J. FROST.

J. FROST,
rs now receiving large and well selected stock Of
Goods, from below, which he will dispose of at
+ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Among his assortment will be found tons of Bacon,
large lot Of Pork Flour and Corn-meal; 100 bushels
Apples and Peaches Sugar, Coffee and Teas kinds;
Soap, Candles, Starch, Tobacco, Rairs, Figs, Candy,
and every thing In his line in great abunSance All OF
which will bs sold at the lowest cash price. u
mayl7t No. "a, Third Street, st. Paul.
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WAKEFIELD & BROWN.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law,
"A Homes St., opposite the WATSON House, Skakopee.
Scott county, n. t., will give prompt attention to the
business Of their profession in this and adjoining
ties. Claims bought and sold. Information furnished
with reference to titles free of charge.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-07
Wllat We owe,

TIE total Indebtedness Of the different
e#mmeHVoallhl u tho United States Is
aaHat iao hundred anl tweniy.one millions
II dollar divided among tweniy.seyen
States. four being 20 lftuna,e as 10 owe
nothing via, New Hampshire. Vermont.
Delaware aud Florida. Of these twenty
seven. the debt, Of seyon are under mil.
liou piece Magyhud. Texas, Illinois,
Ohio Virginia, New York, and pennsylva.
MA. are tbc States mo,, deeply in debt
lAl lartee absolute deb: Is That Of Penn.
ylyania which is over forty millions the
smallest i4 that Of New jersey, which il
blt sryeny.onc thousand. The hcayies,
debt in proportion to tia, Of the popula.
tion. IL the debt Of Maryland, which ex.
cecds fifteen millions in population of iivc
hundred aud eighiytwo thousand The
debt % Virginia, though but little greater
numerically tlnu that Of New York-the
nnc being iweaiy-six millions. and the other
twcniy-ionr-is moro than twice as heavy
relatively the population being less than
hIlt, while the general resources Of the State
are greatly inferior. Tho entire debt Of
the nation estimating the federal debt as
well as that Of the States, exceeds tiro kNn.
dfoi aJR SfreHfy5fee millions Of doi.
ts'
Considering the vast mineral and agri.
cultural wealth. of America the indomitablc
energy Of our people. tho favorable position
we occupy for conducting the commerce Of
she world. this debt enormous rs il seems,
is comparatively little, or would be. if wo
veT9 a!vnyi az prudent and thrifty as We
are eu,crprisnE
lMsmplis Eagle T. EA2wirer.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-07
Advice 10 Planters.

The Augusta Consilutionalist, abiding
to the approaching agricultural season. rivas
lho following advice to Planters in regard 10
the choice ii crops;
Il Is Ia be hoped that cotton planters win
not DO BETRAYED by the piesant los prices Of
eaiiln aud fheif want Of money TO commit
the folly Of planting lsrgaf efap than usl.
al, in ordgf n mako mp the required nn hy
increased quantity Increase ol production
but ngeraYaies tho evils under which ,ht
planters sai.sr tor too many slraiu Ill taair
energies = msaa cotton, u the IA e.eo' com.
pm'hflY.af supplies of provision. and OH.
er Articles which every plantation needs.
and OF which a surplus en- alRys Gul a
uaiy market This ia especially lruo uaa.
tor Nhie cotton is unusually lee. almost fg.
cry other article usually made "a q caton
plantation isam.ualIy bieh. aal lilc'y ta
remain Torn plsiailg bsaF a very
high price. viii no prn5el ai 4n abais.
mont Ila hama consumption cannot ii.
miuish HhIia the demand taf export 10 Al
lhn time increasing Corn i naR rssa.
larar.iele a shiImsu, to Eafars. vhor it
is yrarlY coming more iuiouHn. Thir coun.
ny will alza continue TO have a lafsa market
Tor al tie ilaRf. bacon, heel. aad u,hor aai.
e.gsol lmHHaf1able fool.
Lrtual IL fra.pac. If an curly peace
deceive tie planter into the hsliaf that pIi.
eef of cotton al.l necessarily. IN that event
aTc'i.y re n pliee Of PROVISIONS eroa'.y
fa.l Thaazh fha sar should ierniua'o ia.
mHroR. IT aaaIl be q long Tine h.f,ra d
ma'rnal eAzHHa could le eff al in The
cause. uaa fz#aI4'iHr prizes
To a.mIHIhiha production = sa'ion a1l
raise an iHsf#a lmuaIy a. provisions
would at Al e sals. he p safe fa.Isv.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-07
A Lover stiIi.

IN longer loter exclaimed an fead
patriarch, 'ah you mistake me If any think
aga has b!oited out my heart Though ii.
yer hairs fall over hraw an griulled. and
a check all fnrrowoi. yet | am a lover till.
lase the beauty If tie maidcn blush. the
soft int of flowers the singing a' l'rds. and.
abea all, the silyery langh OF O eh.Il. |
lave the siar.like mealaWs whore tic hal
ioFiafs grow. with almost the same anihn.
siapa a. when. with my rmglels ll,inp
l@dse in The wind. and my CUP IN hani
ysafs AGO, chased Tie painted butter.
rs. love yun aFzd dame. L. a.
her Her aoo is eafswofn but il has apar
hela smile for mo 0llen have ! .aafal
the bitter cup OF affaa Biih h,f-aHl -
shafel. it seemed almas. ssaeL leaH Of
sickness have stolen lha fashna.a II har
lie. bal, like the ladel rose. ihc paf.amaus
her lafe is richer tim WHEN in tue IaIl
bloom q youth and maturity.
Together ue hava placed buds in TN
faie, folded hands Of Iha ll together
wafi oyer liao gmfes Through aarm
and saHyhiBc Ws hava elHag together aHl
nov Size s'i with haf knitting laf esp
1aainilY ifil'el, the dlI.z.flel aeraiiei efa=5.
cd waIle and Tdm sl.aze the bean, iaaf las
tsal 81 long AND truly far ma. tla dim h.aa
eye tbai shr.naigsly tfaaistis ahl daf. lin
.aalisal throwing bsr parting ffs.#aIl.
kls# HHz bmw. anl l#zfas urm It's aIai
tHsgtY II wr'ug'as aa=alls HIan,a IL.
though NJ one else en-. tie btieh,. sIzII
Yong Ice tls. Won aa dfsf. .a.ue IHal=h
fh#a NiIhecl .aan#. aud ihs ea4IHs
a'a # laf'y ygls ihfllIs NJ lalr. u.I tHa
ter eHma.
81 nj arlia / can ~ i5nssr laa isFsz.
Ilaaza tLIs .orm be lasa1. God has I'M.
r4HtHl uisual loge nIlHia l.a. fIis ear
h6deai. the eye b'.Hi. IIa hand, IaIzIsl.
TIN iImhs witHapl. the hrain s'onda.l II
In hsal. tho trus han. may hold HiHII
WalIb If love. that NJ the p1esr of d#aIa
Hul tha fisloF.Uu grave slaIl ug. Do al..at u
IA aat il ggguahi H'aaP.