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zr 5gf NOTICE. 2--F-sll75s
" firm Of eiSke Co, viii be dissolved G5 Imitation
James \, Frtzcr retiring from the Arm.
All persons indebted 10 " viii please call ard make pay
men without delay AMI tios; having claims against the firm
viii present them for adjustment. So
her; 1879.
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baltimore The happy change IL her il subject
these utcrested9 her She wi ten the more Of
her by HepSons IGacurs than SIZE has Written Thus
I! is this remedy goes on giving Es TO hr sick. W.
the public to them. From distant pluers We also hear
o. ths SANG harry EsSit E5sss facts with the concurrent
dice 10 hide their heads and eoncrde that Hauptou FaC.
'Gfe isa wonderful discovery. F fa.EFt
-, ,,,, BALTIMORE, Oct. is, IS.
GiENIs-l have delayed entirely too long in
writing TO youth relation tht virtues OF HhpOns Tine.
ture FEAR even nov, tut ICanUt give the Aiicrwo7ld
just idea OF the Goud have derived from use; the bI.
ss ATe been 80 great that feed inadequate task II
nant form, Stthe lis age Of w and ,u lvrs and con-.
nued to Dc 80 aticed dull crossed c Aanr ocean OH
gaherng hadt this time my growth and never
.Ste's 70 be we'll sgaln as the disease camC, in the first
place, Of 10y being yBccuaed Trpu cdl5 who had white
STtlyA, MItA my altering tTe' broke discharge
tsoE cold or Vas In the s atr Sseae mT t'sEy s
Was reduced to the weakness Of infancy tnGs
very near the Lip Joint had been Out Of place ever
came dsiocated These suernEs aud the general debility
me often Thick hutl should be permitted to know
so or ei 10 gs Tree from pain and sas yeIior one
sgSflvuS bodN at least, Until "tls nCrtalhuvefut
hsd many medicines and so ,ie ber
mi ma i hsd of9aspge n'cps had used nearly all
e We, ! {, gFolea Aa.s@snis and other external remedies
lse htHru o.; mad been placed by MY friends under
OF the best in Eneland aud ul the relief obtain
Wien tTs heard Il IIaSptos rinctare had not4bss
~ its eihcucy' but Ind friend WHO had
worst, and is wines .e S " sss WfT , The
please 9yT sGsssae and he'd not ia.
strengths rftnrntdihy appetite became eooSay eo@r
ion Mas crar-I felt Ike another To 10y
enee y this friend YOU With MY case ard
requested e see ME- yon told me case EGcla ceu!
present. 10 # aa for ass5ss s e take Il you we
J. 3, sIg y, Heatls pye laa.sd aud
stand a, much oFs S most n s so. SHn
aacgs haXe hgaltiu and amy friends
saSl am getting quite etg thing certain my lnhi0
about honie vjthSut cs@irL aia can "trip
wish my parent, had known Of tb. rer,ea, pb.n
s sas s4 ps have S es SSsa Seye s
+ q body inust carry The graye and my parents would
sending me- they d 10 Re Calt5Tae a0 spTns ea Il
could hear benefits have dSriyed saS S9Ela a
Is iF1ss viii whom, . laas a acquainted With
Gentlemen, lama tlct'sn n 1I -
at liberty lsc my natic and case 70 an W. auu YOU
NARY AZ siorE1D EE8
~ 20 No. go w. Baltimore ~ )
TO mtssEs Mortimer MoWhrnyl go baltimore street Bal.
s0NEzHLyG AB0Uy M S1yTo5,S ,,,7T,,,B =, ~
A an ,r ~ ,l4sle!hS
liant wanted We belle y, - az 'luu'
public rs cure for VSpEIISI. S1S nc tS
LIIA and RIIEIyS S1Issf y a. Iii sCHOF:
luwtI II has truly successful ID M sni @ ano
williestify. 'F-''"'' -S'reuy' WINCH thousands
Ee9 s eau b and l e laasI.t: and Sc cures
Sc soi aESs0 !. MORTIMER 1 .6,ynpa
~ ~ R s,s ore ST. paltnore,
- Ilsee y per bottle. Oc8O
,,,rrass,. DISSOLUTION, -
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7 Vt 7N1' y n VIZ I''ls'SII7 u RIsIsI
LArGHlISsG BUsHFIELD.
iniI TIL. LOQANl& CO..

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TRAVELLERS passing the c. o. Earoad are inform
ed that the Proprietor has fitted up Rooms in cLARE's
New rsLDrses where he viii up the arrival
ry.tratn, .ssssz f7sss-.
4 VARY LYNCH ISD not COFFEE FOR FXF.
TEEN CEyTS,
the regular price the Depot Stand being 50 cents eOnse-
qucn:l hirt cents will be saved, lie particular
step into Myers Rfreshct Rooms. just the street.
81 door from TIE corner.
Eeerytiing supplied l'qrs called ot. Information of
all kinds impaired free OF charge.
aa r IL MYERS.
GAINESVILLE, Nor. 12t.1sS5g nve2;Sm
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lai5 bridge eo,ssr Deag .sor.

ARE YoU NERy0uss lave you M,eaa,atisra or Dys-
pepsia? Use . ~ @
lldmpfon's Vegetable Tineture
1t has done wonders curing the Nervous Affections Fe-
males Try IL : r. II. LOGAN & CO.
tn15 wholesale Agents.
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Tavern to Rent

Il viii be sold low and ON accommodating terms and pcs.
session given any tin1s after 1Si of October.
s-Ps v. u. 9ISiMER
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Yseharge Two DOLLARS for inserting nominations to be
rale win understand Why their nomination. not aPpsr
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.1TIS0s q r. > Y. 'Sf rs Irr
~ IS ~ ssgsNea l2l supdnEsslz IOlnas
IL nd illre Cod LAYER gu foE sale bS
Janl. sim ~ mar AZ ~ ID yglFEIL,
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Hostette,,s B,tters

DysPepties You would be ven .ry bottle of Hos1E1
TER's Btcrs II acts Ike charm giving healthy tone
the digestive organs, and in Strengthening the
Especial. is lis utility tonic and preventive Of
auguO of the highest value the when tine whole
nervous and muscular reaxes, and effects eond
ton which permits thc approach disease There
single instance its failing to DO good where has
been ue according directions Try hls celebrated ar
Gle of Bitters
Ror sale by al tho principal Druggists.
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For Sale. e

< VERY desirable building lots III Centre Wheeling, on rr-
- sonable terms. s 81
ie2Sa ANDREW WHITE
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PROGRESS OF BUSINESS.
Alargc number of bills on the calendar we're
advanced, aud those involving appropriations
were laid on the table and made the order of the
day for the 14th of january.
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10, 1866.
The House met pursuant to adjournment at
12o'cloek.
Prayer by the Rev. NJ. D. Hoge of the Pres
bytcrian Church,
The Speaker presented various communities
tiens from cashiers of banks iu this State, furn-
ishing certain information called for BY resOlu-
ton adopted some time since.
BILLS REPORTED.
Bills were reported from the standing COM
mittees:
Regulating the fees of the Magistrate of the
city Of Richmond
10 amend and re-enact the 18th section Of
chapter I24 of the Code
Increasing the capital stock Of the Franklin
and Circlesyille turnpike company.
Authorizing a loan to the Virgins and Ten
nessee railroad.
Mr.. Langtitt, from the select committee on the
subject reported a bill to incorporate the Mount
Vernon Association of the Union, and toauthor-
ize the purchase Of a part of the Mount Vernon
place.
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REAL EsTATR SALES.
unhel -. -. !
/. HousR ANnsI,op ToR sAl.El.

NE undersigned offers for sale his Ilause,gnd Lot on
4 Market street., East side, between AIOntoc anal nhn ss
The LCi Is 'front.' with good IreE Dwelling House
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2 V'lcEFS l'scl0FaI and Pillsl Tor saleh

Eest sahpAnd feast RcEder3 foT9aslc lts-- -
s4sailSls e, !. - y. n ROWELds,I -
{. > iSignaot Red Mortar, 83 Monroe 81
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j. c. AcIIESoN, ESQ, requests MS 10 say thai he de
enes the nomination for CounsIi the Third Ward
lanlz
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The bill authorizing the Rocky Mount turn
pike TO collect tolls for crossing their bridge or
or staunton river, being upon its passage, was
opposed by Mcssrs Hairston and johnson and
advocated by Mr.. F.ood; AMI the question being
put, the bill was rejected.
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Is-1la1ss73F 4PDsefTIZEN'S TYeRzEE
Mn. Please announce tbs following gentlemen as
hePeopss Candidates for Offices IN the gin of the FIRST
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The bill providing for the payment Of the stat
uary already completed, and to provide addition
al statutes for the Washington Monument, being
ON its second reading, Mr. Jones moved to fill the
blank TOR additional statucs) with the following
names: George Mason, Gen. Thos Nelson, Gen.
Andrew Lewis, and John Marshall. On molten
of Alr. White, before the question was put on Nj
Jones motion, the bill was laid on tho table.
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: Mr.. Enron Please announce JEFF sASGsroS as a
candidate for the office of City Sergeant a: the coming char.
Ter election, and oblige i1=e
JAMS MANY VOTERS.
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MGTI E5iI 6'onn1T. IoSTfT:

Mars h1 II Comfy, . via;
oTl'g CLERK rP sam CoCHTY-
WE, Alexander Qlc, VIM. F. IoWTey and Charles Keller
three treeho les Of said county hetcby certify ut BY
virtue of warrant to directed by Adam Erluwne
tce of said county have this day our oats viewed
and appraised asteer taken up ly John hurley his land
- an estFy and the value estray
dollars The said steer has any ear aarks or brand
white back and belly red sides lind legs St and fore legs
red aud red marks round his eyesupposed years
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ARBTTRAIioN The @44aqto-Saroa, y in some
cditoEsl remarks upon the Presidents Message.
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Iissolntion. Of co-Part3nership.

O.PARTNERSHIP
VIZ designed have formed cOartnership under the
hrmol J. NJ Matthegs6 Co.for the pose OF conduct
ing the Forwarding and Produce Commission business and
respectfully solicit continuance the Yors extended TO
The late FIRM Of Gordon, Matthews 4 Co..
- NJ MATTHEWS
JAMES ETTTTNI.S
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wN. a. r VrCEIEl OIs,S IIAIIs, DYE

zaas.vtlls. Nor. 1a,lssss pvse;8n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-02-28

four different kinds Of torture applied, and
gladly retired from u spectacle so revolving
to human nature. The soldiers, however,
who could no longer be restrained, contin-
ued applying new modes of torture,as long as
enc of the guilty tenants of his tiendish den
reuained.
AS soon rs the poor sufferers could with
safety be brought to the light, and the new 8
had tine TO circulate throughput the city
and vicinity, all who had been deprived Of
friends by the holy lnquisition, came to SEQ
if they could find them among :the survi-
vors Of Pepish cruelty.
Oh, what a scene followed! About one
hundred who had been buried alive for
wears, were restored once more to the arms
Of their friends. Here was son, there a
daughter, recognized by their no " happy
parents.
Here was a wife restored as from thegrave
to.the arms Of her Husband, there parent
surrendered by his numerous and weeping
offspring but, alas! all was not joy on that
solemn occasion. There was broken
hearted mother seeking In vain lovely
daughter, whose only crime had been beauty
Falling accidentally under she observation
of some one of these fiends in human form.
his bruta passion was inf, med, and under
pretence Of having offended ,he holy In
QUESTION, had been spirited away by force or
! slratagrm, and having gratiied his lasolvious
desires, to prevent exposure, was there con-
signed to living grave, from whence her
spirit had long since fed, while the once
beautiful form was leltm lded amiG the dark
and noisome vapors of dungeon Here
alas, might he seen the man OF threescore
and ten or fourscore years.who had survived
the horrors OF his long Imprisonment, till it
had become to him a second nature. As
soon as his eyes can bear the light, he sur
veys with idio,ic wonder, till little by little
| he recalls to mind that he also once had
friends and kindred; but where are they now!
He finds himself alone in the midst OF his
felow-men, and Sighs to return to his dungeon
home Oh, what scene Of JOY and sorrow
When, however, it was fully over, we pre-
pared to finish the work for which VIC had
come hther. Having 'procured quantity
of powder from The city, We placed IL in the
vaults beneath the edifice, and applied slow
match under the observation of thousand
approving and joyful eyes. First came alow
rumbling sound like that OF an earthquake,
which suddenly b lrstss into all explosion that
shook the Tery capital to its centre. The
massive and lofty towers of the broad edtice
were raised towards the heavens, and fell in
massy heap of ruins, ard the Inquisition
of Madrid was no more.
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[WH0LE NO. Ql6

history is now written upon the scr III of
departed me! What caused their down.
fail and decay! Great und glorious as they
were. What power was it that brought
about their irglorious fal.! Need say it
was their moral corruptiJns,--th pol at,d
hearts, mingled with their pride of intellect-
nal power. The fact is notorious. IL stands
recorded upon every page Of their history.
AHi | doubt not, ii "Wc snail in our haste
to be rich and great and mighty" as a
people, neglect the proper education and
training of the msraIs Of our children, q
similar doom may await Us. The elements
OF our destruction are even now ut work
in cur midst. IniiJeliiy, with its train sf
demorslizing attendunts-lbertnism and
debauchery-is carrying on it's neiarious
work. And, we should lose no lsuger tiino
10 orousing our strength and doing battle
tor the Cause Of virtue and truth. Lei US
ever keep in view the world VI mischief,
that ore little germ Of vice implanted in
the iroltiul soil OF the youthful hea-t, may
perform. Like the little pebble, caai into
the great ocean, producing circle expand
ing into circle Until its disturbing fsrce
has been communicated to every drop Of
the mighty deep; 20 the scea oil vice sown
IN the heart at "lifc's carly dawn may
tell. n its pol!uting power, upon the latest
ages Of mankind. Yea, it 10 not too much
10 believe tina, it may, in its ruinou5 effects,
be iet1 through al! eternity. For i; los
been said; "that We touch net o cord but
II vbratea in eternity: we think not a
thought Ou! it reports u. the throne a.
Gud."
How necessary is it thee. that along
with the mental training Of the rising gem
eration,we eBdeR-Ur to stamp uponih hear .
those moral and virtuous principles that
Will tit Them - become useful members OF
eociety, and prepare them to engage In the
g,eut work Vt eevating and regencritIuS
the race of man. And rest assured, jas,
in proportion as we increase the moral
sent m aHts among our chidren, just in that
proportion will crime and wickeaness Of
every description decrease.
Ard If the time should ever arrive when
virIuous principles shall be indelibly stomp
ed upon every heart, We are fully confident
that crime @il! then be no more; and cor.
rcctive and restraining laws would De en-.
tireIy dead letter But this time perhaps
may never come; meanwhile let ua mike
Use Of every means in our power 10 pro-
n,ie virtuou, and moral, as we'll al an
intellectual education Of our soma and
daughters and we may have the hsppy
privilege OF beh3'ding., vice diminishing
from our land. and receive ths' thanks o;
many fathers and mothers heart.
REVIEWER.
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-uayriqge Among Tie Chill Indians

Generally when a young man makes up
his mind 10 marry. he firot goes to his various
friends FOR assistance to carry out his project
IL he BE- poor, each Of then, according to
his means, offers 10 nuke q contribution to-
ward the expcn-cs; one gives "a. Ok; ..
mother lorsc; "a third pair Of silver spurs.
A moonless Mig is selected, and rsndez-
vous named. AT the appointed the lcyer
and his ffieud, all well mounted, congregate
as agreed. Cautiously and in sile nee they
approach and surround the residence Of the
bride. The bridegroom seeks out the resting
place OF the llir one; and she, as in duty
bound, screams for protection. Immediately
Il Tremendous row commences. The women
spring mp en- masse, and arming themselves
with clubs stones and missiles OF all kinds,
rush to the defence Of the distressed msiden.
Il is point Oi hsnJr with the ride TO resist
and struggle, however willing she may Le,
until the impatient bridegroom, bronx ug nc
delay, serzes her BY the hair or by the heel
as may be most convenient, and drags her
along the ground toward the open door,
Once fairly outside hn'spriugs to the saddle,
still gtasping his streaming captive, whom
he pulls over his horses back, and yelling
forth a whoop of triumph, he starts of at
full gdloP. The friends rally out, still fol
lowed by Fthe wrathlu inprecatons OF the
outraged matrons, and follow in he track OF
;he iugititives Gti. ing the woods, the
woods, he lover dashes into the tang ed
thcktts, whle the friends CONSIDERABLY pause
upon the ouskirs ontil ,ha screams Of The
bride have died away and they are satifed
that no one is in pursuit, when they quietly
disperse. 1t is to be supposed that ths lady
finally yields 10 the strong arm apd arden
enreatieS OF her gentle wosor, fcr withou
further narrae ceremonies, the happy npPle
emerge, day or two alter from the depths o
the forest as man aud wife. The Araucaai
ans, by Il. r. Smith.
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' TIE First Protestant

This promise Of Christ we are told, inyes-
ted Peter with inloiibil,y. 1t constituted
him supteme head OF the Church, and ens-
bled him 10 decide all controversies respec.
ting the Faith, wilhou, possibility Of error.
The minds of the unstable and unloa-n d
are wrought upon by the specious plea, Of
the immense advantage Of their being ulwss
in the church an unerring Judge of doubts
and disputes. From his supposed advantage
is next argued the certainty of the thing
Such judge was Peter appointed; and q Soc
cession OF men after him were to exercise
the same amazing powers, and to be vested
with the saine vgallible discrimination be-
tween truih arS, error. Now, is not the
simple narrative, upon which we are medita-
ting, sufficient to scatter to the winds these
enormous assumptions Are not these wCrds
enough TO overturn, from the very foundation
the towering edifce, Of Papal usurpotion
When the Apostle Paul stood forth in the
midst OF the Church Al Antioch, and with.
stood Peter to the face, because he was 10
be blamed; when he openly charged him
with conniving at insidious error, and com
prom sng'the purity &truth of the Gospel BY
tlnid and the tim-servng compliances, did
he not really lear away; as with Sampson's 5
might, the very pillars Of the Anti Christian
temple! And whether or not he apprehen-
ded the full bearing of the course which he
then pursued, he knew what, by inserting the
account in his epistle to the Galatians, he
was leaving on record. by anticipation, a
protest against the subsequent encroachmen,s
of the Man of Sin doubtless he was govern
ed throughout by the influence OF the Holy
Ghost. When the questions asked, Where
was Professionalism before the days OF Luther!
we need be at no loss for an answer Not
only did God raise up faithful witnesses 10
the truth in cvry age of darkness and apostsc cy
who resisted even unto blood, striving a.
gsiust sin; but in the Holy Scriptures them.
selves we have prophecies the most cear
warnings against iuture corruptions the mos,
decided, and prests pointed and direc: agains
the first germs and buildings of error
Bishop Lees Life of ST. Peter.
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Beautiful Sentiment.

Tho moon looked calmly down where man is
dying,
The earth still hclds her way: .-
Flowers breathe their perfume, and the winds
keep signing:
Naugh: seems to pause or stay.
Clasp thy hands meekly over the still!
breast for they've no more work to do; close
,he weary eyes for they've no more tears to
shed part the damp locks--there's no more
pa n to bear Closed is the ear alike to
ove's kind voice and calumny's stnging
whispers.
o, if in that still heart you have rulhlessly
planted thorn; if from that pleading eye
you have arelessly turned away; if your low
ing glance, and kindly hand, have come-all
too Iate-then God forgive you! No frown
gathers on the marble brow as you gaze--no
scorn curls the chiseled ips-no flush OF
wounded feeling mounts the blue-veined
temples. ..i 81 r.r
God forgive you for your feet too must
shrink appalled, from deaths cold rivcr-your
faltering to ngue asks; "can ttis be death?'
Your saddening eve fingers lovingly on the
sunny earth; your clammy hands yield their
last feeble hutter.
O,rapacious grave! yet another victim for
thy voiceIess keeping! What, no words o
greeting from sisters loving lips! No
throb of pleasure from the dear, materna
bosom! ftt .tH
l. Silent ALL spH 4 f
o, ,ic these be broken up! if beyond death:
swelling Il ,od there was no eternal shore
If all w4rt tina. lowering cloud sprung no
bright bow of promise! -
Alas for life if this be all
Aud naught beYond-on earth.
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The Mosquito Coast.

During the early colonization of America
an event occurred in Mosqu,tia, upon which
turns all the subsequent history. A ship,
with large cargo of negroes, fresh from
Africa, was wrecked on the coust. Ac
counts differ US to this particular. One
writer, DeLussan, ono OF the early Buc.
cancers, vino resided on the coast and
knew all about it, asserts in book of ud-
ventures, which he published in London,
that it was large Spanish slave ship, rom
Guinea, bound for ..som5 port of Spanish
America and that the negroes of the wreck
were courteously received ny .the Indians
These latter were framed Mousticks, or in
the Spanish, Moscps, or in the English
Mosquitoes They assigned the negroes
land 10 live upon, aad associated with them
Another account is furnished by report
OF the Commissioners OF Legal Inquiry in
The case of the Indians of Honduras" or,
dered by the British House of Common;
TO be printed July lOth, 1928, which state:
that after the wreck of the ship, the ne.
groes seized uTon the male Indians uf tht
Coust tribe, massacred them, aud then. by
intermxlure with the women, changed tht
character and habits Of the nation. This
official report adds, what is confirmed by
the testimony of all the travellers who have
visited that region, the tradition is sustain.
ed by the physical appearance OF the Mos
qutus, which shows u Cross O: the lrdar
. and Negro. A third version is gwen by
Col. HJd.son, British superintendent ur
the Mosquito shore, WIN says the SamboS
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REVIEWER.

a CORE sp nnient OF the Cincinnati; G lzetts
states that clergyman in Pittsburgh, Pa.
lately married lady with whom he re-
ceiyed The substantial dIwry of ten theus.
aud dollars, and fur prospect sfor more.
shortly afterward, while occuoying the
pulJit, he gave out hymn, read the first
four verses, AID was rfocaeding., TO 'ead tho
fttk. commencing,
~ Forever lot my grateful hcar;."
when he hea.tsted, bluiked, and exs'slmed;
"Ahem! The choir will omit tbs hita
verse;" and sat down. The congre. alton
attracted by his apparen, confusion, rsSa
thu verse for themselves, and smiled alma"
audi5ly as thsy read:
Forever let my grateful heart
His bIuntless grace adore,
Which gives ten thousand blessings uog
And bids nae hope Tor more"