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HePrlnRSs Patent

FL NE OOF 60,
CEGuRED with Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock,
- which received the Prize Medals at tho Worlds
Fair, London, 1851, Crystal Palace, New York, in
1861; psyvAaied free from Ddmpness.
CLEdHORN 4 HARRISON, Agents, corner Main
and 4th sts., for RoBERrs DAVIS, 81. Louis, Mo-,
who are sole proprietors and manufacturers for the
States Of Missouri and Iowa. fjcl6d3m
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vALUA BE- IA1H YOR sAGiE.
will sell the fouthwcss3 OF Section %, Town
i shtp q, Ranss S, within three ui1es AZ fsohnk
on the Plank Rood 100 acres in culklYation, on e.
following terms: One third cash, and ths ssuDetn-
der on ten years credit by paying ten per cent in
terest annually. kAML r. MILLER.
keokuk, Aprit 8, 1855 -dtf
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LuMEi LrmEff

ME, the undersigned would inform our friends
w and the public in general, that We have jus,
burned kiln Of FIRST rate lime, and will constantly
keep on hand full supply Of said article during the
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
kilas the aFst below the corporation limits.
mch24dd6m B. ZWART co.
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Dia.O,atIon,
Dissolution,

vISHE co partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers. In the Livery business, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The bssipes
will hereafter be conducted BY Mckee Etimpsos,
Who are authorised ~ settle all of the late
frm. WM ZIMMERMAN
SAM'L MCKEE.
Keokuk, July 81, lS56-jy92-d2w
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DISSOLUTION.

A PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
n the name Of McKenny a Runner, is this day
dissolved. by mutual consent. All claims against
the Old FIRM will be cancelled by 1. l. Nc
Kenny, who will in future conduct the bushes, and
who alone authorized to settle the business Of the
old firm. T. I. MckENNY,
NJ. II. RUNNER.
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nIssOl.UTION.


fINlIE copartncrship existing between the under
i signed, under the firm OIL Baldwin. Evans 4
Co.. was d ssolved by mutual consent on the 4Stt
day Of March last.
Mcssrs. Il. u. Baldwin and John r. Evans hAv
ing purcha cd the interest Of l.. &C. IL. Bull, will
continue the Hardware business at the old stand
corner VI Main and Fourth streets, keokuk, Iowa
under the style Of Baldw Evans. They will at
tend to the adjustment Of all the business III bald
win, Evan ACo. EBENEZER g. BALDWIN,
JOHN r. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL,
ChAS. II. BIZ IL.
Keokuk, Iowa, Mayl5.
NOTICE.
eonseq Of the chan Indicated shove, II be
comes irdis pensible that the business Of the Hru
Of Baldwin, Evans 4 Go. be closed up without de
lay.
Thos, persons knowing themselves to be indebte'
on note account, arc earnestly requested to max
imm ediate DAY ment to the unders gned.
my2odtw BALDWIN EVANS.
CO-P AMTNERsMIP DISSOLVED.
T1NHEco- partnership heretofore existing under tn
L frln Of Chittenden Mctiayie having been thi
day dssol, cd by consent the business Of tn
house will hereafter he continued sndsr the nam
anu Tor Medsvic, chittendenA o..
.B.0HlrTENDEN,
Keokuk, Feb. LIST, 1856. d4Af
vISEiE undersigned having this day formed a e.
i partnershpin trade, under the firm Of McGayis
chittenden 4 Co., will continue the
WHOLESALE GRoCERY, IR0y AND COMMITS
SION BUSINESS
At Nos. SO. 81 and So Levee, successors to the lat
frm of Oh ttcnden i McGayic.
WIN. s. McGAvlC,
A. b. CHITTEND DEN,
LEROY McGAVIC,
CT. DAVIS.
KAokuk Feb Isl fab2jdAwtf
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Ce.RMr.mershin,

HEuniersigned have formed partnership for
i thetranssction Of the PR0DUCE.GKOCERY and
COMMISSION business, under the style Of Cuts 4
walker. Thew willie ,ntiuuc the basiness u Bushcy
Walker and solicit the fayoFs Of old and new Gus
TONERS. 4. CLTTS,
Juiy16-dtf WV. WALKER.
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A NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
ART REPOSITORY

lithOgraPh n every variety. &c.
The subscriber invites all who love the ne art To
vs't his collection whether purchasing or not feel
ing assured they will not regret the time spent
THOMAS CURTIS.
iuly3 din Over Hasbrourk A Shields,
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testof two Year,, and has
not its equal in tho Mis-
sissippi valley; and "
the /" Golden Harp" ~
Tag . greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal II exteasive.--
Some entirely new pat.
terra, one of which, the
I" Young America, - .
splendid parlor stove, re-
gently patented, will b
found superior TO any In
vention u the age for n
pdisting hest. They have
On sale 1t their store In
ASt. Louis, from which
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New JeWelry Store.
- pAHlEcI.E 4 CAMPBELL.

~ MATS street., bseW. "a 4 ID,
KEOKUK, IOWA
UuALu2e ~
FINE 0OED AND sgLvER WATCAEs,
rAKoK, oYyicE, xrscasH AND MAXINE CLICKS,
Pine Jcwely, Silver Spoons, Knives, Forks,
Ladies, Gaps, Napkin Ring, etc.,
& warranted eqsal - esan;
Nola fsas, Pencils
Chaius, Lockets,
Key, 1ias nsSke ct Cutlery,
Sheuss, Scissors, Ras0ss. Pistols,
Comhs Brushes, Porte Monnsies,
end general assortment Of
MUO1 AL ms r ! y N = MIS-
Comprising vaslins, Accordeoaa. Flutes.
Fifes, Nagsolsts, EaA1r, Tamborines, ETC.,
also, superior quAiityW Violin, 1uitar aaA
Base Viol Strings and Trimmings.
Particular attention u invited large md "a.
tensive stock u gold, silver, - oss steel
60
With which can suit oil eye thaI can - suitsd.
0we are prepared to do all kinds Of Clock snd
Watch Repairing, and jobbing VI every dsseripsies
connected with our trade.
November 70. 1855. dAw
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A CARD.

7 HAVE hisday disposed If my entire interest 10
l. the dru business to T. l. Mckenny, also my in
terest in he manufacture and sale OF II. r. DILL
more's Ma naluke Lirimenf, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, and take pleasure in recommending
him to the public one deserving Of their patron
age. NJ. IL. RUNNER.
mcl l7dif
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DISSOLUTION
VINHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm 1T Day Hoyie b. wing been this day dis
solved, by mutual consent, the business will hcrcaf
ter be inucd by ST. phen c. Day at the old stand
l35 Main t., between Sth and 9Th. send In your
orders. s. G. DAY.
Kooku k. Jane 30, 10 d2m, X. HoYLE.
D1A ISOLATION.
vINHE partnership heretofore existing under the
name Of Davies Hart 10 this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All claims against the Arm win
be capceltd BY Johnson Davies, who will in future
conduct thu business and who alone Ii authorised TO
collect, sd settle The business of said firm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD h. HART.
keOkuk. June 20. ls56--30d,f.
NOTICE.
VJNHE copartnership heretofere e xsting bstws cen
the undersigned in the Banking and ExchanRs
business WAS this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hs continued by Dcming 4 Love.
to whose books Depsitors' balances will he trans
fcrred. A. L DEMING
keokuk. July !, SO. J. l. CLAlpOOLH.
vISHE undoIsigned have formed copartners ipfoy
the purpose Of doing general Bank ing and Ex-
change business In this city. Al DEFINING.
Julyldm II. X. LOVE.
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KEOkUK CITY 0ATIaG. :.

G. ,ODERTOP
II 1EPS stock Of Family 0ruc1ries, variety q
II Toys, and an assortment Of Nusical InstSu-
nents, for sale on Main Street. between second ana
Third. nSr -. 1855.
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GREATER VARIETY

- THE nndcrsigned would respectfully
inform the public that they have open.
ed shop IN the corner VI johnson and Seventh
streets, for the mAnufActureof all kinds Of Copper
Brass, Tin, aud Sheet Iron ware. They will also
carry on LocksmithtAg and Bell Hanging 10 all its
brA6ches.
REPAIRING articles composed Of any II The shove
named metals, - we'll - geld and silver, peoopsly
a&tsadsdto. All oar work warranted.
". HORN,
febi0 o6n A. WOLF.
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CUTTlNG,. PATENT Anon ~ Y

De
fINHESE picture. are
i abe ~ II any thing SNrn>
ever before made. The NY
subscriber would call |E&N. o.
the attention Of thoer
wishing " get pic
turc that will never fade change In the least 10
the superiority Of catting's A.brotypes. BE par
ticuar, ii IN want Ut one Of these, 10 call 1t the
AMBRoTrPE dALLERr, No. 8, Third Street Pctures
are warranted to give entire EAtisfAction and guar
antied ~ equal ANY in the western country. He has
got the largest and finest GALLERY between ST. Louis
and Chicago, with side light and sky light, which no
Other 0aisry in this city has lie has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keok uk and Lee eounty All
other pictures protesting to the same are COUNTER
feis. and an imposition on the public. They are
but worthless limitations VI the genuine Am brotyps
gotten up to deceive the public Tho Ambroiyps
will keep in water MS we'll upon the barior table
They may also be set iu tomb stones, and remain
unimpaired for ages.
~ Instructions given in Ambrotypiug, and al
80 IN taking pictures ON glass not patented " suit
those who wish to travel. lie has also Q large
stock VI chemicals hand and ellodeou Of the an
est quality, aud ready for use.
Gallery No. >, Third-st, keokuk, Iowa.
apr33-df EMERSON. Artist.
GUES' sKE.LlGa1r DAGUE nH EAN
No. 50. Main s,rs. SALlE. ,krokrK. IOWA.
IL Il SuBSCRI-
ave INV PIcP1lfu 10
furnisha 10y
GREATER VARIETY
OF pictures than can be had At any gallery West
ofChicsgo. Having instruments VI the largest size,
they are enabled 70 take
Dagoerre0syPss And AnhresyPss
THREE TIMES Az LARGE
as any ever before taken in this city. Also.
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM MINIATURE
TO LIFE SIZE,
either plAino or
COLORED IN OIL, WATER OR CRAYON COLORs,
which are, pronounced BY the best judges to b.
SUPERIOR TO AM OTHER PICTURE.
Miniatures neatly Inserted In lockets, pias ard
rings.
All pictures warranted durable.
Anstrustioas gvea In every branch Of the art, In.
gliding CGttings Patent Ambrotypc Procsss.
IsaiwI
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
WORKS, ST. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established y brAnoh
Of their house in K eokuk ,
where they will kcepcon-
stantly ON hand . large
and weil-ns sorted stock
Of
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/ JUST PUBLISH ED,
iHOMERIC BALLADS, and Comedies Of LuciAa,
l. L translated by the late VIM. McQuinn For sale
6y CAVE SON.
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DLU-ki-BUS TAH--A song by no Author--'.A
deed without a name" perpstsstedb by Phiiandsr
Doesticks, b. For sale by
junel7d CAVE J. SON.
HUGuESOT EXILES, or The Times Of Louis the
/ l. Fourteenth-a historical novel. For sale by
juneI7d CAVE SON
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IlRAas cocks. oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining to saw mill steam en- CINE
for sale low Ut the sign of the
june3d BIG ANVIL.
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I(ELllSG -kumbel' OAK tanned patent stretched
II Leather Betting warranted not IA stretch and
10 suit the purchaser. Boston Gum Betting, Gum
and Hemp Packing. A large assortment for sale
low by CADY, JONES kPECK.
June ID
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fNHESE pictures are
i ahead u any thing
ever before made. The
subscriber would call
the attention Of thoar
Wiahan0 IA Oal m mis-.
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nEALERs In Grncerics and Produce, and Forward
II ing and Com mission Merchants, IS Main street,
be tweea 81 and I'd, keokuk, Iowa.
Wondcai the attention of the citiEens Of thiscity
and Country Merchants TO their large and we'll Sc
iec,ed stock Of Groceries They have one of the lar
gsst stocks ever offered in this place of all ruch
tei~s are usually KEPT IN brocary establishments
and Will cell en the most reasonable terms. They
feel confident from their long experience and De-
term nation to give strict personsl attention busi-
nov?Sdw
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cash CUSTOMER. Take Notice.

TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Ganny bags
l. for sale by
apr22-d McGAvic. cHITTENDEN'A co.
AyO0L DRLAISEs.--E,ery variety II plain and
" figured Wool DeLsines. just recsived at
sep17dAw WOODWARD 4 cos.
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LNLOtR Fiour!--Iu sterners can rely upon getting
l. Qaincy, Bentonspart, aud B.rming ha ma Flour
regularly, vt SIS, Main street.
nor2sd UAMII.I co
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ing
Stoves.

Among the fOrmer They
would call particular at
tcntion TO the Golden
Era" Hot -air Cook Stove,
which has now stood the
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lie still l-msks no aol.e lst no lie qasti,
Vas fnapxa ktssl.
"Rc still r The hour Of the sonl's depart
urc 10 At hand Earth IL ladng iron, i,s vision
Time Ia gliding from ia presence Hopes tina,
clnatcr around young liic, that swell in the bo
SON Of manhood. have alleu from around Il
like the iar@t leaws whcn the ffosts Of autumn
have chilled them unto death. Ambition, With
its hollow promises, apj pride. with Its LOFTY
look, have vanished away. The world, with It's
dccsitialnss- -plcAmrc, with It's gihkd temp
tations. are gone and alone, IN utter desiiiu
tion OF all that time promised IL must start
on Ito SOLEMN journey across tho valley and
shadow Of death agA
Mako no noise = lat the ,nmplt Of lilo
eoasc. let no SOUND break thc souls rpln'auA
Ion with Itself err u starts on i,s rinralvs
Hight. Trouble Il moi with tho nceen's Of sor.
row, lot the tear stand still on thu uh@k of
atiost'on aud let not the wa,iings Of grief
hrrak the silence vi the death sece let I,
gather tho accents that come from within The
dark shadows Of eternity, aging 10 il Come
home. The Whispering ef angsls sac In lbs ear
ol~truet not their silycry Voices by groser
sonnds 4 tar-en ,nus,c comes heasina in n
by the air IT'S the rouni u lbt heavenly
harrs touched by viewle~ fnrrrs ~lnat no, the
harmony by tlc discoria of earth
lot mo die quietly r. The eommoi,ous OF
life. the struggles Of ambition, the striir and
warning with human destiny arr ave, Wealth
accumulated must bc scattered bonorp won
must bc wsigncd AMI NIL the trnlmphH that
coma within the range oi human aebievmcnts
must bo thrown away, The past, with IT,
trials, its tranagrrssions, its nccumnlating Ta.
TX ii. u
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Septrmfsr "
We start from t;lasgos, down the CLYDE, on
board small steamer on a trip 10 the lakes oi
Scottish romance IOchs Iomond and X atrine
On the river ply many small iron steamers "
poiut, on the On cc0s'. IL an hour We arr at
BowIing. shencc tte route h by raiI to Lob
Iornoni Al Boslog - monument and
statue erectal TO the u.etnOry Of Ilgssy BslI,
Who introiaspd the steamboat on the Clyde
which was believe, the frs, Introduction oi
steam navigation in Great Britain.
We -on reached Dambaron Castle. ii,e ior
tre~ o, ira WntI,s WALLACE. where BIZ
sword. which Il IA aid rsqsirr,i the strength oi
two ordinary men to vield il, is deposited --
The soetefy Of all ,hs part II Scotland i. very
fne 10 The foreground We ~s heat cultivated
Sid, with live beigs 'enees rising up tho Stops
Of the hills aDd "bighlsbIs" --ths highss, peak 4
u whnb ar. ospIszl si,h ever varying clooaIs
sod nists. Trcdnriop . romantic and charming
",oms sn~ult,'
Aloag ,be valley are thriving villages. gen.
tIsmef. villas. foblsmens castles. with tarks
AMI gardsrp and orcaaio,alIy sanuiae,or1- of
cotton. linen, uool Ac., mary spcss celebrated
10 legeDd. song or history, 40 that tte traveller
has pleniy Of noveI sight and subjects to look
upon and think abos,. AMI 'l<se views ar, far
mrr Interesting Il cns happens 10 have intel
ligen. rail car n. .ighhor., familiar with The ooun
Try Tbe va, or good iortuns
We pas. ,he village Ol i.suioo. where Scot
LTr lived ard wro,e hls eslshrsted p,,m IN tho
stream which pave ,hOsgh tbs romantic val
ey--tha isvih Wstr
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U AGsRgnis, R.sR blN,bt1
The population " tho chief towns oi thr Ohio
Valley -fi,,borg Wheeling. Ciaeinssti
Ilnisvillo and Evansville, aid their imuedia,e
suburbs, amount IN tho aggregate, at tho pres
ent time. u about 100000, ora pcr cent IN
advance of the lake oities This u exclusive
u 81 Louis and oil other river towns. hot Ia
the Ohio Vsisy alone.
| From view ol tho relative growth of The
above towns, AMI the new Internal cotnmunica.
lions which are In progress. il IL quits obvious
that Toledo st the west snd of Lake Erie ADD
sopn point on lake SHpcrior, are 10 H. the
coming e,tie. of tln next iew years In the la.
sn of the lake.. Toledo has ben kept back
by extraordinary difIicultics, but has great 10.
,finaic advantages So the great inland ,sn,
| LAKE kapcrior w ~ttlements progress around
ia shores, must have city greater one, prob,
ably. than either in the above table Its iaciL
iiies as u manufacturing town must be great,
anil that Is the great aheet anchor u city
stfcng,h.
There arc some iaets cosbectai with lake
ciiea which sh0nld b. taken into view before
!, IL hastily concluded that they will bc opcn
Ing cities sn event not likely % happen Ons
oi the- is, that they have heretofore been on
proiopgation u the liusizon river and the Er,s
canal In Other words. I'm Iino which hold I
monopoly d western produce. Hereafter, thi,
will not be tho cse The relative amount o
western pfe'ipce arriving at Buffalo n diinn
ishiog. while the vast amount u shipment oa
tis PcDnylysnia aud baltimore Ita,lroa1i prove
copclnsiyely that commerce ia rcsuping IL nat
ural chanDels- channels which nothing has
been able long 10 change The incrcAs Of bu
giDs~ on tbs Pennsylvania Railroad is without
parallel anywhere.
While this Ia true, however. tbne great in-
tsrim routes will not distsfb ue natural com
inefre oi tbs lake board. which IL simply that
which IL own podurk and business creates.
This Ia enough to make cities secondary only 10
tho-o of tse Great Valley BofaIo. at the d,,.
boachmni d the upIsr Lakes. above The Falls,
mus, ever h. an important place. 1oelo, at
the upIsr outlet Of the Wabash Valley, and
the lower side u a j~ninnila, viii rapidly grow;
Chieago will stili increase and in thc far
north wesi. on tho bays of Lake t,upssior, viii
aris sase town u towering magnitude. On
such cities, distant IA thsy ars from one an
oti,.r on The bosmn oi our broad Republie. m.
cities OF the valley, favored with all tho sdvsn
'Ages of soil. climate soA commerce, chs aIort
10 hook and admire, regarding them only as u,
e'denos OF common prosperity
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GLA~jor, sep, 6.
THIS Is not popular plAca among tourists,
/, is distinguished Only .or trade, manufactures
and the coal smoke. which constantly shrouds
the city and almost Obscurcs the light n Tho
sun. Yet 10 one who wishes 70 study the re-
sources Of the country. AMI the genius of the
people in practical Iite no place in Scotland
can te ~ interesting ss this besldss u Is i
radiating paint. vbsDoe 10 visit many hsstori-
cal and interesting spo,s ot the surrounding
country. which car he reached by railroad.
.,ramboa, and coach There are also many
plarss in the city ard .aburbs well uofth vs.
ting To i.e abs TO comprehend even . little
Of the p,cslar!tic. q iorelgn eoahtry, It's lie,
history, abi inhabitants. tie traveSer must t's-
come ior ,ie ,iDe Drins, an inhabiiani himself
AMI not r's.h throagh hs jOornsy wi,h raairosd
sr.-l. stopping ooly o. iooA gaSc boos N
hand. at uoscd oslebriiic. -seh travelling a.
this. !. nerp Sigh, ss.ins ani li,,l~ better. n
lar a. the acquisition u vaIs4bIe ihforna,iot
i ec1ccrns,l than ;rag ,uy bpok 70 hafd by
zoe own sre-ide. at hon'
All III. basire-'a ms. here ae,rn . - native
sen,ch-a' aAs- ~ " N y"
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Cant.

We know not more certain symptom oIhy-
pocrisy IN religion than Ia, mip,ls. themselves
Obviously worldly In the extreme, an esagQuI
aicd condemnation of all little wofltllir ~ IN all
other honest people, graycly Jogging, or pnily
skipping along timir path Of iifc ihov, pco
pie nrc Often thr lcast worldly, on whom they
Who makn the ioudcsi boast of their unworhli
ness sock l,asely 10 allla that opprobr,oas epi
thet. For they walk the world with hear,
pure a II ia cheerful they are. by chat unprc.
tending purity saved from Infection and as iiiefo
arc ~ many fair aud healthy lacs 10 be acen IN
tlc smoke and stir oi cities. ~ IN The rural
Willis, 10 also aiu there as many pDrc and heal
thy spirlts. The world The wicked world
has not the power over us Christians that tbe
eantern sayl and ~ Tor thc nero a1narmpn,s nj
tho world--friyolour ~ they pay too of,cn b,
- little OF no power have they over thai which
Ia 80 majcstical Yet, 10 listen TO sone fnlts
yon would think tlnt all tho boys and pirlg ot,,'
scs~, like gay creatures Of the element, dan.
cling under chandelier pendant from ,l,o rool
like sosne starry constellation, were aaadrillon
away 20 tbe sound Of music, into the b,,,ou,Ic..,
pit. Ia u not, for example, most discu.,,ag
AMI lonfhs0ns, To bcnr some broad l,ncLnt
thick calves, greasy. iao,si. wciLkd anal moi
bad lydrubk eaitin, Of some can,in, ons,,
distinguished In private aud public lls' 10, un
gross gres'liDtss with which they gnbble Ms
everything within the reach of their hairy Gs,s
- preaching AMI prny ing, and erhmtnp Young
Irople tall Of fcsb anil I,laod g. .lyc pEfs;s; So,
elearxt quality, to iorsako aud iofsy,ur ,l,e
world, TO qacll within them all mortal van,
ti~. AMI appctifes, and lnsts
To whom is tho hound harangning wbs,
means be by l'rts, while tho sweet iaco "a h,
fore him ol that innocent pirI Of lIf,.en or
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