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OTTCHOMA NIE.
EINIIE and beautiful of nrnamcntnE the simplest
i Glass Vessel resemble thee FINEST PAINTED CnXA,
4 CoST, Is creating immense excitement,
Ladies and Genymeu are alike fascinated With this delight
full occupation "A chuste and elegant amusement for Call
Schools, encouraging for grace In design
harmony the arrangement of coorS The whole Art
perfectly ncqured in half hour Dook OF 1natrpc
ton separately 81. Boxes containing Vases book, and
every article required 81. sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEARY 4 CO, Wholesale Store,
jr1I-tydaw SOP Broadway, n. Y.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED.
HAVE just received another very large lot Of those light
Runcv Cnssineres and YestinEs all Of which will make
order ut very short notice, and prices which cannot
fail 10 please the closest buyers.
J. II. STALLNIAS,
my3I No. Washington Hall.
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GA CTW. S s. kIR'r S.

TNIIIs important and valuable Improvement In The
faeture of Ladies Skirts on account Of the Light piin
thence to the bottom, the mpOssby Of their
breaking, and their adoption TO change Of position,
gives graceful aud elegant form TO adys dress
consists OF series of cords of the hbreS OF
the Cactus leaf running horizontally around them, while
the fabric Casually cOttOu) between and covering tile cords,
renders them always of t. nature perfectly flexible.
Just received by
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DIX. ItUNIEt's NV MEDlVAL. MORS,
THE WADE MEC;JT NJ !.

VINO Thy LONDON, Pa s;1 Vienna treatment, coo
P9gss i9 u sepFsd tilo.S Its contents is the
,s ~ sae SeSeat OF lHe male aud
nst,e1 ~ ~ ~ y PR
I ana sIsSlnes; nervous d,tl
toS1 st l1d " SSat
ue cause ana effects OF all diseases OF t
copoos l1Stsaet'nnS tSf ts rs
teSs VINO are i'f!SS'iSt ny as
~ .sl AI3se, VIA o'1lho
~ 'Itshs aSlaES ana habits; al
i ~ me results o. ey.s
Iu sStllhtuon OF i6e APsIhAtoSu AiSnFt-
S Si Tor the rSps rsst!nspt aud eSre o. aOnesr1
49, So t. form o. SPh
NJ SS' ts s we 9sts' ssfd TO Or.
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For this Affection one half OF the prescribed dose be
takensay hay easpoonfl-morn and night,
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HEADACHE AND DEBILITY,

NTr SIlns Lsc0nb of birmingham SaysI have found In
Bocrlves Btters remedy for headache and debility Ny
wife has also uSGd 1t with the greatest benrft'
NichOIs0n of Pittsburgh also he heXps
rirnccd much relief from its headache
READ THIS.
Il A0ILander's TsstimonV.-Jacoh Rnskcp living
srboSSan Wis. Aler suffering
misery attending utter prOstrAtion
mind and body Ihave been essored by using BOerhaves
Bitters, perfect health"
The fact Of this remedy being such high repute among
the Ioanders Wisconsin, Michigan, New York-in fact
every Holland settlement in the United Stutes-arEucs u
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]. Il. NOWELLS 81 Monroe ST.
jna3 Sign of Red Mortar.
.LIGHTI[ TRIU.HPH IN -UED{CLNE!i! !,
DR.. MoRSE's
tINVIG ORATING CORDIAL.
N diseases, by reloytng their caues, aud So building up
terrifying the whole physical SYSTEM that 1t becomes ab'
sclury nvulnerabc to oil attacks OF this Character ana
's'"P's Is 'AS' s-O' ''" FIFE CORDIAL
combines Irregularities before associated in medt.
While specifically tile circulation and thu
and Regularity Of action to the stomach ana SSTS
strength, and capacity to endure fatigue Whether noaHS
aud muscles harden under its influence, the
brace fibre Is Fcstruns and any sTssnled
either III man or woman Is restore" 20 uil vsoE Al otsi
toucs and stimuants produce reaction but 1t the peea
larity Of 1900. -, ,.,..,, ,o,,,,.,
'orerte unsent The influence it excrts is uniform and
perpetual; itSeens 10 -.
into systen Tic impotence Of the rclaxa.
produced By indulgence; weakness that seems coustu
and known affection Of the nerves OF
motion, relieved cured by single course OF this
Among the diseases an Infaliible specific tn,
following may Nervous Incapacity in Man,
arrenneSs; IystericS Female Irregularities Neuralgia
Nervos ennche; Low Spirits Feelings Of
Despair; Involuntary Weeping; Mental Confls0n: loss
OF Memory; "Reminiscences Rush of Blood the Head;
Mental Incidence; of Appetite; Annexation; Muscular
Cough; Unpleasant Euctios; Foul BREATHE Irreg
martics of the Bowclsi Seep"ssness Ennu 1nvountnry
Signing; Anxiety CAuselcss Fears MOnomaua; Rtlir
ious Melancholy every species Of complaint connected
whether Immediately rGmotely-with the functions ofthe
TO TIE MARRIED AND s1SGLEin every delicate phys
exigcncy this unrivale safe aud tntalibe exnrAnti:
earnestly recommended. 1t diuses delightful calm thro
the and by communicating feeble
the energy which nature has denied indugenee de
stroyed II inevitably proongs c while 1t contributes to It's
The sssmOnisls of its efficacy from eisrymen ofIE
standing lenng medical men, and, In fact, embraces ever!
profession, occupation and class.
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New YoRk, June 1.-THE Hayre steamer
Arago, with dates to "Wednesday the 4th, arIiy-
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The testimonials of its efficacy arc from eicrrymen ofgl
nndin lenng medical men, and In fact, embraces every
occutatfOn
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- IGEI- ICEI ICEI

NIIE Subscriber takes method Of informing his
and the public that he is prepared to furnish,
heretofore to all who desire it. good Ice during the
Ills ice OF the finest quality and the supply ample for two
not fear lack Of plenty Ills will be cut in day
will furnished daily price and In such
quantities may he desired lie satisfied let tie pub
lie judge Of the quality of his ice after trial.
JACOB AMTCK.
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PLATTE CRY, Mo-, April Is, 1856.

Amos A. Lawrence, Esq:-Dear Sir-lour
letter of the 31st March last has been received,
and would have been answered promptly had
not been absent for the past ten days
Although | have no personal acquaintance
with you, l have yet heard enough of yoW his,
tory and character to entertain high regard
for you. l doubt not that you are actuated by
kind and noble impulses and generous senti-
men,s, but upon the question Of starery," by a
mistaken judgment.
You say that YOU have "a common interest
with myself in the settlement of Kansas" his
| admit; but your interest is not equal to n'ne.
| live within few miles of Kansas, and have a
few slaves. You have none Cat least black ones J
You have not the hazard Of good or bad neigh
bo-hood to encounter | have.
You say, "snce the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise by the last Congress, this territory
has attracted the attention Of distant not less
than Of the ueighboripg States torit is evident
that here must be decided the question whether
there shall be slave or free labor over vast re-
gion Of, the United States, now unsettled. You
aud your friends would make slave States, ana
SIC wish % prevent your doing So The stake
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95assuredly we have IN the Bost tonsahd othe
Northern papers, heard from Northern men
that companies haxes aeen,chast tered sapd by som
OF. yourEL ELegislatp The object of which waste
eolonize Ka1sas aboliionists.
And we have asftaipl seen notices o.
meetings called to- what: they TERMED
Emigrations Aid sSocielses.D one ofNRhich hac
F. T. Blair fors Pfesid EN-. Yoli say that @gha
has been gnndertak ken sheret lBosten} will b
carr.edson fairly and openly The management
as y ehHndssof men Of .pnsdenascse Of wealth
aild termination, !, &c NowAiIng dear sir
les me assure Sen tas. Afs maHasiir,ent OF oul
s,ialss q nesf g sssst oa oseInen's IN the
solln, = a'so 9auer .ne csattot a1d direction
q plpaenesaho deIerninatios.e . nase lUl !.
,ilusn .ss Us, Us, 8
W.. sss ,sas $ $
fa;ir : sn;pad - sonr ,,o,rsr ,ras I'm shan :.
ouiesce @ @ hptsnet ~ y'1l,bpu Ju. puee' 'As'i =. :
In conoIms son 7 masl1.so .l,st ~ All ,o,,,
noan,o ~. .ho .s suas t0S anu
psop'. '.I spS asssssUs uPoa out ~
eoe ~ u,se ua 1,a anu our pecaaf inst'sul'ou
lrolu Kansas: We 40 not intend cost wbat Y y
may, 70 De drlven or deprived g. our
a.s. s,oi %i'soaTi VIII nsYsl.agaln 'ompromlse
We are aha lntena p % tsmalh your
o,uvg I'VE wa, OIL
ne,s G 1ns nes or lae easeas.e aaa g.oey
,n I &c ars u sue Mas, &. gsssps 81
aisa ,o ssi, yoa u'a nospa,g ~ ~ tas
oon.es. WIN meh.eo, paassacnusetts WILT .tne
exception o. mutllasea regiment, was nos1a tne
war, ana your Pecuilar TRENDS DID not AID ~
raising and eqajpping that regiment. When
territory is purchased with our rnoi,,sy and COR
blood, you are for moncpoIiziug it.. Imay be
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Lalartine, the French poet, author and orato

La,artine, the French poet, authorand orator
it is rmored, designs paying this country a
visit. He is now old and poor. Perhaps we
cannt give better picture Of his present situa-
ton ban by quoting his own graphic words:
H who envies Inc is very wrong. I. am
succnbiug with labor. | am dying with IA,
tigue. have no reason to smile at the past,
and can less to smile at the future. My heart
IS like clock forgotten by the tenant in abandon.
ing aIouse, and which strikes the hours in the
empt. rooms-hours no one heeds more. I am
growig old, without children in a desoIatc
house What is the use of life9 Why live on9
Ah!bhould long ago have killed myself thou
sand lines, as Cato did, had | held Cato's
rcligin. | defy Cato himself to have felt as
feel tt fullness Of life; | number one by ono the
stone'of my own lapidation, although curse
mono them. | do not accuse men; no, that
would be unjust or stupid but I do accuse
destir. | have found men good, but destiny
has BIN cruel 10 me! This very labor this virtue
Of nc 'ssity, is often reproached to me for a silly
thirsfor noise and vanity. O, men, how ir-
conse elent ye are in your reproaches; why do
ye nd feproach, too, the breaker Of stones, for
obstrtug the public highway Alas! because
he w''ks that he may carry home the wages
whiclare to feed the wife, the child and the old
man. And hence it is that Undergo, even
beyol my strength, the condemnation to la.
Dor.
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Still They Come.

A new Division, under the title of No. 26,
was organized, o few days since, at Yorkville,
by D. G. w. p. DR.. J.. A. Walker, and has
gone to work under very favorable auspices.
We sent up the Charter with about thirty five
names appended, comprising many Of the most
prominent gentlemen in that town, who waived
every personal consideration and cordially gave
their hearts and hands to the work. This is
noble. There are now two Divisions in York.
vile, and we think fair chance for them both
10 work efficiently. Welearn that there was no
sort of opposition to Hanging Rock in getting
up York Division, and we doubt not both
will fud enough to do. God speed them on
their mission of love!
Haraeesvle Division, after suspension of
about one year, has been resuscitated, by d. 9.
W. p, Jas. II. Smith, and has gone to work
again in good earnest.
At Spartanburg the brethren have determined
to revive Spartan Division, and put the harness
on for the final struggle With such material as
that district possesses, there are bright hopes in
the future. All right-"go ahead!'
Bro. D. G. w. p, DR.. E. R. Calhoun, has
also reorganized Cokesbury Division, and we
trust the bretheren there will now stand unflin.
chingly to wage war against our common foe
for years to come.
Bro. Calhoun, also speaks very encouragingly
of the prospect of forming another Division in
that District, in the course Of few days.
Well done for Abbeville! Three Divisions
and fourth in prospect shows that there is g.
goodIy number. there, differing somewhat FROM
MIR. Togno.- Temperance Standard.
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seleftsJ l)oetrp.
kNo.p

50 mo-
There's a Sord very shbrs but decided and plain,
And spaksto the purpose at once;
Sota child but it's meaning can quickly explain, =
Yet Oft lis too lard to pronounce;
What wSrld os5exation and trouble ':xould spare
What pleasus and peace 'twoula bestow g
If we turned temptation would lure and ensnare
And frr,ly ppulse il with ''Noln
WheTthe idlSwopld temptns with triaes and play,
20 saste BE bright moments so dear;
when lhs ssbfer untoly our faith would gainsay,
(, And mock at the Word we revere;
Wherscspton, and talsehooa, and guile wonld invite
And ieaing esioymcnts bestow,
Never Hss vish tssisk !SSasSapse
Bnf SEX tie frst impuise with eNol','
In tie rsorning Of LIFE in maturity's day.
Whatsser the cares that engage,
Be The irecepts Of virtue our guide and our stay,
Our sssacs from youth unto aga
Thus te heart shall meier waver matter how tried,
But Fmness and constarcy show,
Andwsen passiea or folly would draw rs aside.
We'dspurn the seducer with "Eo.''
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The STORY OF PERcIvALs LovE:-fhe
story of Percival's early love, aud disappont.
ment has been made public, but the true ver
sion never given. From gentleman who was
in Yale College at the time, and knew the
history Mlhe affair, we have learned it, and
may be permitted to refer.to it. ~
Percival had class mate named Smith. They
both fell in love with lady of great beauty
an6 mental and moral endowmcnts-a fit
woman to receive the worship of the young
poet. But Percival was poor and Smith was
wealthy; and so the fortune of the race for ia,
vor turned against the poet; Mr.. S. won the fair
lady. In a moment Percival's whole character
underwent a change; ilc became tacturn and
quite a recluse, plunging into study with q
most wonderful application. From that time
date his sreat'acquiremcnts. No science too
abstruse-no language too removed that he
did not conquer. In time lie became noted
for his mental acquisitions, and his habits Of
seclusion became confirmed But there was
wanting the one stead y aim, the high hope and
manly force that ever come to the noble soul
at peace with itself; and so his bark drifled on,
never reaching any coveted harbor where peace
whispered its soothing song to his aching
sense.
What became Of the lady readers Of course
ask. She settled down in Hartford, became
the model mother of six children, and yet lives
there, we believe, loved and admired by all
that know her ,oondHsky Register.
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A process of drying eggs 50 that they will keep
good for any length of time, has been devised by
person in England; it is effected by evaporation
The yoIk and white Of the egg are exposed tc
SLOW heat, and the moisture is thus driven of,
The whole is then 2duccd to..powdcr and packed
up in tins. The material is not necessarily
kept air-tight, but may be freely exposed to the
air The powder is used in the ordinary way
as eggs arc being mixed with a little water, and
is thus an excellent substitute for milk on long
VOYAGES, besides capable of being u'5ed for all
cooking purposes i'll the same way as the fresh
eggs The powder will keep any lcugth Of time
without feor Of deterioration.
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Family Cakes.

1 . FycEJTrSh -.7
! -, - ~. = - = ,sssS
sugar, half a pound aparters Of : non;,,as''e
season to taste. Pom ihtter. sir eaos - "
bake half nm hour IN n,hLalInw nsss auu -
.,,Seiv hat s, ass. a"u p
of white suoar Lalf a cnn Of hSS,% -. n. s.
sweet milk. one een. half a teaspsone e o,, CUP
one ofcreani of tartar, m and tiouS of fap sado 81
make it like soft gingerbread. Flay6.,, :,
juice OF sh'all lemon. : nus makes ON tie
szed ioaf' @
ExcEtrrSr Frrrr C,Kr-C)ne c,n of buih
6ne Of brown spoor one of ,nolasses ono. -
sweet milk, three Of -four, and four eggs. One
and a half teaspoonfull Of creap eftartar, and
one OF soda. Two ponds otfalsins, cropped
,h,,.0 "., o"' IN ri u ~ en- - o you
S W., ,s.ho,, w. ou 81 go ,ya e,,s
~ @ ax waaLs .rhan % ason"rlU m oo"droa & ''" ''u'
" ." "el'' ""'" t''p''9 e'1'
ANOTHER FRUIT CARf.-.One and half
pounds OF sugar, one and quarter pounds OF
fiour, three quarters OF pound OF butter s'x
eeggs' put OF sweet m'ik' one teaspoon OF Sal
Eratus, one glass OF wine. one OF brandy; ana as
much fru't an1 spice as you can anofd' ana no
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THE New YoRK HERALD-Tbis venal press
thus throws out the idea Of an Union of the
Black Republicans and Know Nothings:
"MoRE FoLLY.-All around we hear OF rati'
fcation meetings Of the Republicans, and re-.
ioicings, fireworks, &c, in honor Of Fremont.
In the course Of the next month il looks as
though hundred thousand dollars would be
spent in gunpowder and hummery. All this is
mere folly and nonsense. AS things look now, Mr.
Buchanan will walk over the course If the Re-
publican and Americans can be awakened to q
sense of their forlorn condition and ridiculous
chances, let them unite for Il grand movement,
otherwise the game is lost, and the less powder
they burn, and tho less noise they make the
better will it bo"
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THE PRrcr PAp-The Herald has sudde

THE PRICE PArD.-The Herald has sudden.
Iy dropped the appellation of "nigger worship
pers" to the Black Republicans; and, in obedl
ence to the mandate Of its purchasers. now
calls convention of sixteen Northern States,
met to war on the South, to deprive it of its
rights under the Constitution, National Re
publicans." If mercenary infamy ever went
further, we have failed to know when it occurred.
Webb sold himself to the United States Bank
for S54, 1861, Al. Bennett has been conciliated
by the enemies of our free and Democratic
institutions, probably for about an equal SUN,
fixed as q mortgage on Mariposa lands! So
much for the influence ola vena press in des
troyirg our liberties, and turning over oar land
to all the horrors of negro equality and unlver'
sal amalgrmation.-New York Day Book.
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NUMBER 2S.
Mayors CoRrt.

| s. :
John Dufie was fued Eve dollars. beside
fifty per cent. off for general self respect, for
getting III little high" and creatingsa disturb.
ance n.the Roper Hospital. We are notinforhs-
ed whether, he was a regularly Installed fnmais
ofihe institution or not, but &c such was the
case, @e supposche bad taken some medicine
which was rather too stimulating for his neryes
and the heated state OF the atmosphere. & &C.
John ProWl was ,proviing about last night
atrather late hour, .swhcn the sbeWiIdereaie
state his mind caused bba to lose hiss~eek- !
'ouiag, and not knowing which wny to steer,
tle thought It best totake sonndings and come
toanchors which he did in Lighiwood aliey,
and lying down upon the poop of his Jolly
craft, soon fell. .ssleeps t,slleY thawrecke
along and took him off to q sieeSS shore. He
paid the salsage this morning, md has gone eis
his winding way in the stormy aed. .shaSy 10Y
Hartman Wikips:swas brought up much
against shis FEELINGS and inclination, charged
with being drunk, noisy and dresisiing the guard
in Church ST.; all of which charges were estals..
,fshed to the satisfaction Of the Court, bsit
very unsatisfactory to him, and ha vas in :
duced to hold still while he was bled witha
pack lance To 4te tnne sof five dollars, which
seemed chs nerves, and he retired ina
state ofhopeid o1yaiesee eice. .
jos. McNinny Sas u ds044sji and .fio,ons on
East Bay and was sosuhl lss5tupate asI TO. be
caught at his tricE ofberWise ia sui;obt hass
escaped. He stated that shes Bad met sxfew
.frieGds WHO, being uuaJIe to- pay bt s!le priv
tege o., gong Y conc eerts, and he was sjirsk
grinding out II sort of goea. solo; which bejnr
q free affair, ,alf the cr6M4 Who, chose, swas at
liberty to piseh III, and, Es supposed that ,i,,s,
joining ii lie chorus. the fun concert struck
rathertoo high key,sand became somewhat
noisy. And he hoped that as II was sthe frst
time, ana andsrsifca taaces which GID Aet
kindly consider his cas-, and be: "a lig.l ss &
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If " can live free from want, and have where
witho do good, care for no more--the rest is
but apity.
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The mind may be overburl' like the
body, it is strengthened more by the warmth
Of exercise than of clothes.
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Hasty ebulitions are often best met ty 81.
lence, for the shame that follows the sober
second thought often pierces deeper thah the
rebudc.
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Slavery il, Olde,, Times.

Slavery jm Oide,l TiRns. :;
| The following. advertisement appears in tile
); South Carolina Gazette for the week cndna
August 25, l75E
+ "a short thick, well set negro fellow, nam.
ed Jack, is marked with the small pox aud
speaks very bad English, is taken up in one o
the Northern Governments asa runaway, and
I says he belongs 10 one Mr.. Wilkins in South
4 Carolina. Inquire of The printer"
lsItthus appears that one hundred years ago,
and thirty years before the adoption OF The
presen. Federal Constitution-wbich .heing
designed as additional to and confrmatoryo oi
States rights and State Constitutions. recpgni-
zes only property in the form of slavery and
copyright:-a citizen ofa "Northern govern.
smeut" who arrested affagitiee, would have
i him advertised 10 the Gazette nearest Ito the
reported owner The American colonists.
even whcp, provincial subjects of distant and
too often. forgetfql and oppressive government
felt themselfesto be- white men, and acted
accordingly. Does itnpt argue. some ,degen-
keracy thsAthe citizens. of Northern govern.
Ements'' are now afraid to subject themselves,
in newly acquired territories, TO scompetition
with negros under Southern controi and man:
agement, but must clamor for exclusive posses
sion efsuch territores2 "a !. - ~ ~
Tfthe, Northern farmer. and his hired helm are
SO much to the Southern farmer and his
household daborers, as IS now asserted. ,ybs
are our Nofthern friends so shy Of meeting on
leqnal and fair groiinds of fcompeiitionl II.
Our ENGINES thenlsefres being Judges, 1--WE
Of thesscuth have no. reason to doubt or dis
trust the adequacy Of our Industrial institutions
Etos meet all wants sof faa.ex xpanding population,
as the enemies aforesaid, even with the adsapt.
age ofalE the Southern laborers they can ehtfec
away and fraudulently remove from our: side,
are afraid to meet US in the hemp and grain
fields Of Kansas. Southern States admit and
project the laboriog immigf rant from fire free.
soil work shops, but the ssstates founded and
moulded by yemigrapts from Che fields and shops
sof fee labor, SO tpaEei cannot gIisk an equal
cont Ctarlestops Cepsep, 5sss
s.. .als 81 5
=.
lnEMg w9atf en,i.ls
Tue n,ers'es Mhleu nave osen nelly ss'nna y.
your every Petiea q ~
LOW ~ ..ey ala
= &, a.ler
oI o. llss zen es. fftena IN heaven.
nave you " iyed snese
teni a1d eoas1sp,i
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rom whence siisss M eaes
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