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~ ARRIVAL % sns VAkDsRslIs.-Ths sAsamer
- Vanderbilt arrived IT New York on wednss
q. day. Her news j. uninportAnt. and We there
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The Fedora! Government has united in the
general movement OF suspension so far 40 to
stop redeeming its funded debt. That debt
being not yet due, the right to stop redeeming
it is unquestonable; but we think reasonable
notice should have been given Of its intention.
Now, many who have dispatched stocks to Wash
ington for coin, will have to take them back
again, and lose the cost of sending them. The
excuse is that between the rapid redemption Of
stocks and the slender receipt Of revenue, the
Treasury was being fast depleted, and Uncle
Sam would soon be IS poor IS the rest Of U.S.
I'm. Y, Tribune.
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-ssiie In the SD dissric& the race between Cos.
- Warssn and NJ. Gprsgus 10 very Close. The
-siOnicial majority7 fsespngxs il Des Moines u
276, and for Col. Was1snin Louisa $40 reporasd.
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COMMERCIAL ASPECT OF TnR WAR IN THE EAST.
While the re.conquest of India must prove
. costly operation to England, it is possible
that 1t may give q new impulse TO our bust.
ness The State Of Maine newspaper, speak
ing Of the financial capacity of England, and
Of her determination to throw her entire
strength into the work Of e-subjugating India,
says: asal te
'She will want the ships and the bread OF the
United States and Canada to carry on her vast
operations in the East, and this state OF things
will change the current OF trade. Those who
have studied these questions most, and most
thoroughly understand the history Of British
rule in India. seeing nothing short of long
and bloody war as the result of the recent
outbreak, and from this war a state OF things
will arise not unlike that when Europe was in a
tame during the career Of Napoleon; and the
United States, the great nation Of carriers
The next arrival from Europe may determine
this question the one way or the other"
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u Lee county elects Rankin, Republican
to the Senate by a majority Of Sc!
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a. We should have election returns from
various counties other than those published in
our columns. Where are the publishers ct
Ostam~a. Abba, Knoxville, Tndianoia, Keosau-
qua and elsewhere? Cannot they perform the
labor Of writing out the result, good, bad or
Indifferent and sending It in to us We are
just as solicitous to get the figures and it is of
just ~ much consequence to US to get them
when againft as when for the Republicans
And we earnestly solicit all our exchanges to
favor US with the most correct election returns
within their reach
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is5.6 $3.50 ~E M
shia -
IL 1A0ls NN~l0 - ~ = L. |dinfe Nf
ecxke 9eegs.e41 ~ - - ~
lpslsn eor o Eege5En II icpa. ~. Hag uaa
iooR t1sidens - AIakabad, OLE of sfe psfhcipA1
cpntxsp q ~ Bengal mutimy, md u ~ In
.loikas eeenrnS4 - ~ <S1npsef -
eseer: The narrative 6f III tsc1pt from 4tA6
6esl1Sfo, ~ To- S1g&1 INV III fuE6ra q
he masiny, have 49, ialsondy p1blIshed ID cur
eseaaHs 6om ~ lnaAon poposa, u 1hlch city
~ feeeivo9 great eopo desatipn, and his oDiniDno
we're eagerly sought for ~ tke nembers of H.
eovsrnrneus, n 0anssqnsncs of NJ Nigh stand
Ing and loo& petsUGnl tain1aAoo WITH d4aifs
q ~. " II sss -
We learn from him that the causes Of the
mutiny are more wide-reaching in the Bengal
Presidency thar u either " tho oeher two
BOmbay ed MadsAA The peiaCipol 81 tAeoo q
20 be 6euud u the poliey pussued ~ tha eosern-
msns b the constructor u the arny While
b Bombay md Madras he nasivs forces ase con.
| ssituted Of more hetsrogeneouss naeerials, In
Bengal oasee has boan fecoRnteed and tho entire
forcs drawn from ! ibomo1eneons ~ g men,
| who have always locked apon themselves q 1
Superior clAaB, asdl ~io never have and never
win WORK. TO - soldisss aad q such superior
70 othsf nsh, q thsr sociaa sondisioa and pride.
ln thos atsAChing oiteel Tho military easte, the
| gevernmsns believed that 1t was securing The
strength Of The country, and that Is could pay
Of caste sgainst caste with security.
u 3 this pampsFod pride that has nov turned
| upo1 shose who tostesed H. Mussulman amki-.
ton hes Joined with The Brahnsinical ssaotera,
and they have used every sneans % stiintlaee
the pride az the Gspeys, and their hatred for
any sshfng that might tsnd 70 deprive them Of
their social Superiority. 81 far o rsgaras the
great N60Bs o. tlae ether Inhabitants, M. Hav
| does NOT think they aro deeply imbued with the
spirit of disafIection. The admiuistra ton n
Justice by the Bstish oacials he's been equitable:
and though come Of Tie native oaBcers Of The
governmens have abused eheir power. ana i'll
treated the native popnletion aubject 10 them.
mass Of the people recognise in ehe Britieh rule
far better administration than has ever been
experienced under native 0overnnaant. Thev
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4 i& idi Charlton, Iowa.

u "a 6Ansel Hussson, fof New York, IL pub
aalahsr Of ths Kaickethocter Magazine, died On
! Tuoe6Av Of last week. st gFss
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FIRES IN THE U8lrED SrATEs.-The follow
ing is a statement of the number OF ires which
have occurred in the United States since the LIST
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nsA awe - by ~ n. 7. Tribune Of the 18th,
I fhat ~ advertisement In its columns, the day
i pssyioas. Of The death Of W. P. Fessenden. Of
Maias, is nissaks, Il being ". p. Prsbls, Z
I lsadisg and iunusntial member OF the Demo
cratic party 81 that State.
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u The 0oncsft BY the Buckley Troupe, on
Thursdsy evening, lacked but one thing Of BE-.
ing brilliant affair. That one thing Vas an
= ssdisnce. fths people Of Burlington wish to
sSstain the repueation for musical taste and en-
thusiaan, which many Of them are prompt 70
clain,thsy nuss encourage those artists Of long
<ptablished reputasDsu,a who, once in while,
: e6ms among 10. II Il Of no use to say the hard
times keep people avay-rfor il there had been
on exhibition, ON that day, . eircss all the town,
I. With HE siis ana the most ill-natared baby be
b possessed 81, would have been there.
.iss The Bucklsys are nuscians- talented and ac-
complished. Miss Hi6ert has voics Of great
power, and sings very pleasantly. We were
especially delighted with Mr.. F. Bucklsy's per-
sfermaDce upon the violin. His taste and re-
: narksble skillin execution, We have never seen
exceiied. 'yThe Dream, !" is one Of the sweetest
bits Of music in the world; and its effect upon
an audiences is astonishing. We hope the Buck
. lsy's viii meet with success in their Western
hnuR ~ - N.y&43 Elg ~ A+SG-
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ia Cincinnati dispatch says that Kentuc.
~, Ohio and Indiana banks will not suspend.-
ASt. Louis dispatch Gays there was run on
the Bank Of Missouri on Wednesday, and opin.
ions we're conflicting a. to its ability to bold
ont.
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The Republicans have triumphed in Kansas
undoubtedly and elected Parrost 70 Congress,
BY ever eight thousand majority. They have
also elected majority Of both branches Of
the Legislature. But Secretary Stanton has
commenced tampering with the returns. throw.
ing out returns from Republicans Prscincts, upon
one pretexs or another, thus indicating that
this is now 70 be the manner in which the will
Of the people of Kansas is to be cheated. We
shall see Whist will grow of it. slssyS.a.
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O.s AundFsd spd forty .thrse sHousaad dc,la.s
WefsA q y, 8 seocls we're yedepeped tu.6ev. ~
vnsca easss went 70 Virginia and neafiy ali -
balance 70 New York, "a - ssT-s
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Brown presiding, Il vas resolved that the meet
ing had entire confidence in the banks OF New
York, to meet ell their engagements dollar for
dollar; thatit Is the duty Of the hanks and the
merchants TO afford every facility for tho moves
mcnt Of produce to the seaboard; that the ext
gency Of the times demands an Immediate cx-
ira session Of the Legislature, and hat . COM
mittee be appointed to wait upon the Governor,
70 solicit his immediate action to that end.
n "A committee Of eleven was accordingly an
pointed, which proceeded to Albany thu even.
ing. III s=a M NJ
a meeting Of the officers OF the several Saw,
tngs Banks Of New York and BROOKLYN was
held this z. ~, and resolved to pay their depo-.
sitors only IN the notes Of the City banks.
Several Of the banks which closed their doors
yesterday, resumed their business to-dsy.
the action ct the meeting on change does
not give satisfaction. ~
a very ssrong movement il progressing
among the Republican leaderS against an extra
session Of the legislature, while ! large major.
y 81 the Democrats, and few Americans and
Republicans are writing in support OF che a,ea.
sure 0f relief 70 the banks.
- VIII s.. Louis, Oct. 10.
Inc reported supension Of Doane, King 1
": Collins. Kirby Co. Of this city, published
Y we New York Exp.ess Of the l2lh q author
.anvely contrsdicted. No paper Of these frms /
Z protested here, and they are regarded y |
lmong the most solvent and Responsible hon.es !
p the city.
Il Boston, Oct. II.
Ios esepsnaion Of the baDls aid nos create
nucn excitement. Il i psohrhle IL suapen.
non ell extend thsoughous New Eneland VII.
~ exceptions. The baaks Of New Bedford. Il
'air Haven, Worcester, and Other peipcipsi
owns have suspendod. ~ Nant~chse anA i
so1ell ne banks paid specie thsosxh - az.
- ceaton eanks viii pay thAlvs belaness 81
. csssFing heass. l4si - a III
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ne hundted and forty three sAousand doslass
'eesa a Y. q seocks we're pedoenDed tu-dsy. "
nsca sarss went 70 Virginia and neafiy all ~
alsncsto New York. esT-4
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DIR. 3. o. RICHARDs0uS

NEW MAA1A, lDOO1s AND DLlND yAe
IN TORY MI. Pleasant street, Opposite ~ y
tsAnk neaa osSas, aAjoinisg ~ oil Min. B90 q
Iowa. AllsonDcn work censsansiy On hasa - Z
Ger, ~ nait % ssAeSviss, prs0ptsy aMspAs. u.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

are largely subjectto falsifcation. For Exam
pie, epson salts are adulterated with Glauber's
salts; mercury, with lead, tin and bismuth,;
gentian with the poisons aconite and belladon-
ma; cod liver and castor oils, with common
oils; opium in various ways. Half the arrow
root in the shops is mere pOtato-starch Or sago
meal; oatmeal is deteriorated with barley
meal honey with flour, starch and sugar; and
the whole range of farinaceous food is similarly
dealt with. '-- s'3 ~. f,#. #.a..51 -
The gold fields of Australia are said 10 be
yielding at the rate Of nearly one hundred mil
lion dollars per annum; the produce of the first
three hundred thousand ounces.
The heat does not ascend as we rise above
the earth nearer to the sun, but decreases rap
idly until beyond he regions of the atmosphere,
in void, 10 degrees below zero. The line of
perpetual frost at the equator is $4,000 feet al.
Iitude. and $4,000 between the altitude of 40
and 50 degrees.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

ANTI-SLAvERY EXCITEMENT IN JAMAICA
The inhabitants of Jamaica have got up very
respectable anti-slavery excitement, such as
Boston would take delight in. The Jamaica
planters, finding that they cannot compete with
the Cuban planters, attribute the cause to the
slave trade between Africa and Cuba where
upon they ask that the Government of Great
Britain shall blockade the Cuban Coast, so that
the African slave trade shall be suppressed
Some of the Jamaica people think that the
Coolie system is quite as bad as the slave trade,
and the world at large, interested in neither
system, will probably unite in condemning them
both.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

On EATING.--The man who tried TO live for
ever, aud began by trying to live without cat.
ing, has been ridiculed great deal more than
he deserved. lie who lives on the least, es.
Peciaily in hot climates, we apprehend is like
ly TO live the longest. ...-.
The Earl of Peterborough, an old campaign
er in India, in discussion in the House OF
Lords, and in reply to Lord Panmure, is report
ed to have said:
"FrOm what fell from the noble baron, un.
derstand that, with true English feeling, he is
about to supply The troops going to China with
more to eat. Now, from considerable expert
ence in hot climates, can assure him that that
is the worst thing he can do; "a laugh) that in
such climates the less a man eats the better,
and that what the noble baron proposes will be
the greatest mistake he ever committed.
can assure the noble baron that if he ever went
to India, it would be quite impossible for him
to take that indulgence in the way of living
which l dare say he takes now without the
slightest harm." (I.aughter) ...../ t....-
Excellent lesson OF the noble Earl, and les
son OF exec lent sense to such as 90 often into
kindred climates into the United States.
The Esqulmaux eat walrus and oil with i'm.
punlty, but Esquimaux fare, if we liked it, would
be the death OF US in warmer climate.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

Congress thatlegalizes immortality weakers our
great confederacy and contributes to the over
throw of our present Union. IfAkan, with all
his family, for concealing wedge of gold and
coat of mail, were stoned to death, how can
any man, whether private citizen or public
officer. hope to escape the Indignation of Divine
wrath, who, in violation of the Divine law, dare
to accelerate an immortality (the rum traffic.
which is infinitely worse than Akan's trans
gression! MORALITY.
Smyrna, April 9th. ,a+. I'D. .i'
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

Composed of27 letters ''' eva" ." ~
6. q, II is an ftcle90 "ad .a'l.s5oa ..seoq -o
IL, 40, 3, "A, 23, 5a was a Persian king. psnas 9
@, 2ds "a is alblack, syrun extracted from pine
2i, %, ), a. 8, 1i was ling Of Judah. y'1'so'
6, 2. II, 5, 49, 8 was alkiEe Of Athens. i1"b''
ly2, 3, 4.s5, 6 is the Son of man, "a ,Hwo -
9s7, 10, ,23, 5lwasa kingof oAssyEia,uoli sIjl.y
2l, -. 2, Q is a mans name. a ,,.,, st s,aea
IL, 4, 13, 27, Z, is musical instrument.
Id, Is, IGi is a domestic animal. ''"A' ''S d Z"
2, 26, 25 IL is part of the body.
My whole is a we'll known publication. 20
l-hsa slavslgu sd q s,a4lsbaiid4 H.LvS.as
.isAl tslssnhaW 90 Aao
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15
Home Opera.

Since the night when Ike went Is the opera.
he has beCn-as Mrs. Darlington says-as era-
~ as bed bug; and the kind old dame has been
fearful lest he should Become '.non pomnns
nen,us," through his attempt at initiating Inc
Operatives. The next mofning after the opera.
at the breakfast table Ike reach over his cuD.
and Il sOtl tome sang: ~.
"WIIl you, VIII you, Mrs. p.
Help me to cup of tea ~ -'e'
The old lady looked at him with SURPRISE
his conduct was so unusual, and for a moment
she hes,tated. lie continued in u more i'm
pash hlOurd strain:
d" Do not, do not keep me waiting,
Do not, pray, be hestating, .'c.
am anxious to be drinking, r....s
So pour out as quick as wInking." 3,
She gave him the tea with sigh, as she saw
The excitement in his face. He stirred it in
silence, aud IN his abstraction took three spoons
tul OF sugar. At last he sang again:
liable Cloths and cups and saucers,
Good white bread and active Jaws, sirs;
Tea gunpOwder and souchong-
Sweet enough, but not too strong;
Bad for health to eat not biscuit,
But I'll risk it-Abutter'll fix it,"
What do you mean my poor boy" said Mrs.
Partington tendery.
I" All right, steady, never clearer,
Never loved breakfast dearer.
am not bound by witch or wizard,
So don't fret your precious gizzard."
But, Isaac" persisted the dame Ike struck
his LETT hand upon the table, swung his knife
alofI in his right. and looking at a plate upon
the table, broke forth: rs i,
g What form is that TO me appearing! d
Is 1t mackerel, or herring
Let me dash upon it quick,
Ne'cr again that fish shall kick
Meier again, though thrice as large
Charge upon them, Isaac, charge %,
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15
DDoutBs' Department.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

Composed of II letters. ~ 4"ss
2, 3, d, ID was enc of the sons of Canaan.
7,3, 1, ., ID is a town in ARABIA. .... ,.i..
6, 10, 9, IL, IA is one of the months. ~
IA, 10, 8, 4 is a county in Kentucky.
IL, 10, II, Is, IL, 8, 10 10 an island southeast
Of Brazil 's-'.%14a .F.s - J. .tt ~
8, 9, 9. 10 is a girls name. ..et. 4a.nam 90
I, 3. 10, IL, Ia is fruit IS ors q. .ueos s,di
6, 3, II, 12 10 is the capital of one of the Ara
bian States.
I 10, o, Is is river in Brazil. '.'-' 't"1N
13, I7.3, z, ID, 10, III, is large animal
5, A, 10 is a letter of the Greek alphabet b
Is, III, 49, is a fruit. ..g4.l .1af,ga.ss ~
II, 8, IL, is day observed by the Episcopa-
lians.
My whole is the place where 1 have much
pleasure. saoai >ef SaB on3 ao. MI. G. %
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

VF Boston expedition to raise the sunken
vessels at Sebastopol started from that city on
Saturday las: for the Black Sea This expedi-
tion is not that under Mr. Gowan, in which
Philadelphia capitalists are concerned Mr..
Lee is the director of operations, and the arran.
cement was made at ST. Petersburg by Col. G.
w. Lane. The expedition appears to have been
raised quietly, for the purpose of forestalling
the Philadelphia expeditions. by being first at
the place of operation If there is any advan.
tage in that the Bostonians will have it,
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

u AT the Rothschild Wedding covers were
laid Tor lao; and among the bridal gifts cast
at the brides feet were six breakfast services
Of massive silver, and one of chased gold, be.
sides a parasol of lace. with every rib tipped
with oval shaped emeralds and pearls, SC, that
Baroness Alphonse, if she pleases, may ride in
future in the chariot of the queen of Sheba.--
The candlesticks were fit for SoIomon's TEN.
pie; and the fans were each sumptuous enough
for a Sultan; but the Lydian gift of the great
promoter was most marvellous of ALA cheque
for a million! All it must have been a sight
that eye:deIighted saloon, trelIised with flow
ers, rooted with cry stal, multiplied by mirrors,
aad suffused,with rosy glow trom Outings of
pink silk And the "tulla illusion"'' .draping
the bride revealed a Persian luxury Of pearls
Then the "almost priceless floral gems" and
"triumphs Of Gunter's art''-GenoGgh to Tempt
Cynical outsider to doubt whether the iIilies
OF the valley, that neither toll nor. spin, would
have chance Of respectful recognition 10 the
presence of this gilded gold. Buy Palestine
--Baron-and wear your puppies on a throneI
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

Prices OF BREAD AND MEAT IN CIrIEs.-The
following table of the prices Of wheat, bread,
beef, veal and mutton in twenty cities of the
world, at the latest date, (near November 18th,
1860 is derived from the report of a society
in the city of New York, for the improvement
of the condition Of the poor; the quantity of
each pound avoirdupois, and the price in cents
and hundredths ofa cent, American weight and
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

Boots COMA large quantity ofbogus quar-.
ter and half dollars is now in circulation in
Philadelphia, and so well is the real coin coun-
terielled that detection only follows after
close examination. The outer edge or rim of
the counterfeit has been raised, and does not
present the finished appearance of the true coin.
The bogus coin is made of what is. known as
" white metal i" or "American silver"
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

WAR IN LIBERIA.-lntelligenc has been re-
ceived from the Missionaries in Liberia, that
the colonists and natives of Cape Palmas are
wagiug hostiities against each Other Thirty
seven American houses and much property have
been, destroyed, and twcnty-eight lives have
been lost. Ex,President Roberts had gone to
the aid of the colonists. -e.a.a.7f .;
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

DECIMAL CURRENcY.-The Canadian Parlia-
ment has reduced the pounds, shilling and
pence currency to dollars and cents, for the ia
cllItatlon of trade between Canada and the
United States. By-and-by all the commercial
countries will have the same currency based
upon decimal fractions. There is. nothing the
world is so open to as the practical suggestions
Of common sense.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

SCIENCE AND THE MECHANICAL ARTs.--There
are at present sixty-three factories, situated in
different parts of California, in which quartz
grinding and extracting the gold by machinery
is carried on. Thirty of these are driven by
steam engines, and thirty-three by water
wheels. This is, therefore a great and perma-
nent branch of findustry. ,.As.a aa. 70 -.... a ..
Paper is now made in Belgium from refuse
tanned leather. After the tanning is washed
from the leather, about twenty per cent of old
hemp rope is mixed with the scraps, nd. the
whole is cut up and reduced to a pulp, from
which fair quality Of paper is made by the
usual process. '',i,' .1,.,. 81
Hon. Bransom Murray, in letter to, the
Prairie Farmer, published in Illinois, proposes
to- be one of hundred subscribers to a fund, of
fifty thousand dollars, to be awarded as a pre-
MUM for a perfected steam plow suited to farm
use, and capable of performing the labor at an
expense in money not greater than the average
cost of performing tae same work under the
present system. -. ,.,+o,,,. KIT -.
II was the theroy Of the celebrated Dupay
that throughout oil space there exists uniyer-
sal medium, called the electric fluid, Of which
the immediate properties are not known but
which iss composed of two species or yarities Of
electricity vitreous and resinous, called
also the positive and negative ;that, as respects
itself, each of these electricties is repulsve,
but attractiye,of the, other kind, and that when
they co-exist in equalquautities in a body it ia
10 . neutrai condition or state of eqpiliBrium
but II the positive or negative electricities are
IN excess, it is accordingly positively or mega.
lively electrified sfe ''Psd .aaea6f y 70
s4,si exc Nhli.lJhsflaa odj I6l lagil sGi .3el
From recent official investigation, IL appears
thatmedicines and dietcompounds, ia England
.UiS lDi iaa3eI ag3iis.l saI ~ asI9l sdl
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15

FEARFUL LEAP.-On Monday night last, Mr..
Chas. A Rose eaped from the second story win
dow OF the POwhatan House, Richmond, Va,
INTO the yard below, and bruised himself badly,
though none of his bones were broken. He
had fallen asleep, and dreaming that he was
pursued by some fearful object, sprang from
his bed and leaped through the window, alight-
ing on his feet on the brick pavement below
HIS escape from serious injury, under the cir
cumstrances, is most remarkable.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-15
Select q pem... ;.
Twill all be Right.

t' a' Twill all be Right.
70. e,.i +s-, BY PoNINGoE
ia,. There's happiness within this world,
atT H we have friends 10 love US
~ NIflwe have one whose golden smiles
Beam like the hopes above us, E.. .t..
u, Lei sorrow mark us with its blight. II
II we are loved, twill all be right. re-.
There's much of comfort in this life,
80 And much of perfect pleasure, 'a'
live have one whose proffer'd love
80 We prize as sacred tfeaaure,
- Let trouble exercise lis might 4
g. - TlIis blessed love will make il right. .
WAa, though the heart is bending down
With keen and heavy SORROW i; .. }- ,....-.
, Hepe. .on--the grief we have to-day 3..
Shall turn to joy tomorrow; +. H., f..
Have faith though now life is not bright
=. If we are loved, twill all be right.