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TRIESEMAR PROTECTED BY Roy

l. AL Letters paent of England. and secured BY
the Seals of the Ecole de Pharmacle de faris aho
the Impe ial College Of Medicine, Vienna TTlsse
ma No | Is remedy for Relaxation, Spermasorrb@
aud Exhaustion of tue system. Triesemar NO ef
fectuaily 10 the Of three DAYS
Iy and entirely eradcates all traces OF those osor-
ders which CO avia and cubebs have 80 long been
thought an eutidote for to the ruin OF the health q
vast Portion of the population. Triesenar No 3 Is
great Conf mental remedy for that class OF
which the English IF tbs
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparis
In the world cannot remove. Trieseinar Nos ! II
and are alike devoid of taste small, and OF all
nauseatng qualities They may lie on the toilet "a
bic without their being suspected. SOLO IN tin
cases and divided in separate doses as admnisteLea
So EACH or four cases in one for 49, which saves 70
aud in $27 cases. Sold by Or BARRON. NO
I5T Prince street. few blocks west OF Broadway
New YORK. Immediately On receipt of the amount,
Or will forward the SO cases of Tresemar, ana the
large Sizes carriage paid. thus ipsuring genuine
european preparations The So cases also sent, bnt
not free of carriage Consultations as usual, from
eleven. A NJ, till two. P NJ. from four till eight
No i57 Prince street, few blocks west OF broad
way. Sold also By
x,h oo-d,ora Richmond.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE

~ SpRINGs.-These Springs are located on the
line dividing the Counties of Campbell and Bedford,
within a short dis ance and in full view of the
m untains. The Peaks of Otter" browning the
beautiful Blue Ridge, can be reached in few hours
from this poiut The air is pure and invigorating,
and the visitor from the lowland of Virginia, and
the more Southern States, would rest as securely
here as he would in the midst of the mountains
Situated directly on the Lynchburg and salem
Turnpike; III miles from the formsY place and four
miles from the Forest Depot, at which place vehi-
Gle will be run to convey visitors to and from the
Springs, FREE of charge
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NIoTIoE.-I have tsksn ltha- stors K

NOTICE.-I have taken the store for
many ycars occupied hY thsiate 4m, Y onith.
doofs above VIM. Holt Richardson. 4agtng. bought
he entire stock and axturss. am pEspAked and
frien1s Win say 0g1sra thsy msy - pleassd 70
leave ~, sssnEipg thsm thsy VIII Eecetve NJ proeEs
apd special si ssl Fla. ealL
D Il svs s,p~,sssd vM ALIEN ~ sssns snd 81
toEney 70 conduct Asensrai hsFens2s Tei!er!nS tur
Riehmon1 Anga1l :. lass IS.
I FME CfMHNT, PLASTER, PLA0-
- fnRINGHAIRyeewed Lathes, Hay, Daisd Oats,
Baied FODDER No. HALIFAX HerTtngs, Cor salS %
lyso ea the Dock.
2 COLE LEX1HRIl :. S66 SidSs 1ood . 4
= ~
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uARTSHORNE's c U r E-ALL-THi

UARTSHORNE'H c . 4 ETA 1.-THE
Ii GREAT PAIN ANNfHILATORl
or Medical Science for the rapid cure OF RHEUMA-
TIsM, NEURALGIA, TOoTH.AGHE, EA a: -.
LIMBS. SIDE, BACK, q any part of the body.
It is also excellent preparation icr DyspeRs ne
and INDIGESTION which arises from weak stomach or
howei ifhousands of persons who have used Harris.
aoRNss CURE-ALL have been astonished at its won
derful power in removing any pain rom the s!S
TEN.
Cd Bottles rs, 50 csnts, ard 81.
10 be had OF PURCELL, LADD co.. ana all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Pesersoesa.
ia Z6-dtf
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THE "BEDFORD ALUM AND 10

\ DINE WATER, )" has been analysed By three
eminent Chemists, and proven to be richer In mine.
rails and to contain Iacse IodiEe than any mineral
water known. Be .sSs s.Ss
We are now manufacturing nom this water an
EXTRACT by carefnl and scientihc process OF etnp-
oraton, by which all the healing properues OF tno
water are retained in pure and concentrates
which readily dissotves in common Wsssf' ~" -
Immediately ready for uss. M,
We we many certificates from physicians ana pri,
yats individuals which can be seen oy sepoing ano
nrocurinr one OF our from any ofour AZ
bearing f testimony to the curative properties O
o,s Siseases Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints chronic
nj rrh0a. Proiapsus uteri, and all its kindred af
~, ,cns All diseases of the Urinary Organs. Disbe
Ter Gravel Chronic inflammation and Lrations Of the
Kidneyo. Piles, &C.
ed In boxes containing dozen bottles each, toI
sale either by the box single BEETLE, and also
eupply OF the Mas In small boxes, which can b
Mt BY mail anywhere. Kept for sale by j. II
i0MpSON Z CO. Lynchhurg, Va; GEORGE ,
ton. n G., and LAIDLRY i ROBINSON. Chemists
DC. Richmond. Va je Z3-Zm
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UNION STEAMSHIP CON .


@6 PANY-FoR PHILADELPHIA VIA
&&4 KCITY POINT AND NORfuLE.-steer !.
Ter CITY % kiCHMoNp. Captain !,
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain J r Kelley.
One ofthssc superior STEAM srs will lesye Richnond
until further notice, every TuEsDAT, touching %
City Point and Norfolk to receive freight and pss
ssngers. Retnrninx,. leaving Philadelphia esery
"WEDNESDAY mofning At 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers are now IL 1ne order, increased -
eommodstions for the comfort Of passengers hs,ms
teen added, ~ also moro rem for freight; ard re
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care In PROJECTING
goods committed TO our Charge to receive a. nefess
Of patronage.
11- No transhspmenthy tina ,sAs.
Passagn through 70 New York. ST 4 bund,
Do do Rhiis1slchiA. md found. %
Passage through TO Philadelphia. OF scand.M
Passage to CITY Point and aortplk came .. b. ,bs
RIVER Roaty.
a farsaDgcrs By this iins CA step In rhiiseel
81 ths sams ticket. II. r fuTrLk. .Asspt
ans n Rockets.
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'THE GREAT REMEDY
i FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
HARTSHORNES CAkMiNATlVE BALsA5M
Cures Cholera and Looseness OF the BOWELS
HARTSHORNE'S CAkMfNAT1VE BALSAm
Cures DiarrhRa aud summer Complains.
HARTBHURNE'S CAkMINATIVEB ALSAmn :,
Affections
HARTSHORNk'o CUREALL
Cures all Pain, and prevents Bowel oom'
plants. ..
The above Medicines are prepared BY Chemist; -
Remember TRANSFORMERS CARM!NALarn5E
nAJSA curea all Bowel CoMpain ts. and dAhlo--
HORNES CURE-ALL will prevent Looseness o.
the Bowels and cure all Pain.
Bottles q cents. - ,.nn 4 m
Sold by pUkCELh' LArynx yVI b.
md all Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk ana 1, 20
tersburR. yoSS-so
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gMNTn HARD SOLE LEATHER
Srrx!ta4 TRUNKS-We have just received
sxSMAWtSWby Philadelphia steamers large
and varied assortment Of Ladies
and Gentlsmens' hard SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
varying in size from "a TO IS inches long, and well
proper TONED ofh.rwise. The sizes 80, "a aud SO
inches have hat or bonnet cases in them, which
portable. to be used or taken out at pleasure. We
have been very particular in giving orders for the
above Trunks, both regards finish and dur ability
it is purpose to furnish friend and patrons
With the very best trunks which can be made And
TO aid US In doing this have given orders to
Mr. BENZ. ANDREWS, of Philadelphia, who 10 decided
" the very best manufacturer OF trunks that we
have ever seen or heard Of
All who wish Trunk which Is we'll finished, apd
that will prove entirely satisfactory in every respect
will please call on at No ll3 Main street, Rich
ie2S PUTNEY Il WAITE
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eAcH xAMRnzY IN

= APPROXIM1TIUN PKIZEs:
DI 5T;ss q an s4''' ADD'0.' 80. $1,000
n1izes Of $500, sprroxirnating to sso.ooo
= prssss Il 500. approxtnating 70 sio.ocs
prize, are - -, =. ..oc. oW
PRICES OF $40, appfoxiuAlhk " sS'S "a.
nrizss Il SEQ, approximsting 10 5000
pIixss Of SIS approximatins to $4,000
prize, are . 30
4 prizes Of $50 srproxinatira to $3.50
s,c pr:ses Of Gao are 100000
s AS prises amounting to 1a0.00e
= whole Tick ets $40; Halves IS; Quarters ~ 70
~ A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one desirous OF receiving IL.
OF packages Will be sold 1T the following
rates. which 10 the risk:
Oerthoate Of . package oflo whole ricse .. so
l0haH 10
" 10 quarter s. 2.
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DAILY LINE TO OLD

49, sPoINT, poRTsMOUTH AND NOR,
f0hk.-The steamer GLEN COVE, Captain Jons
DAVIS. and CURTIS PECK. Capt. q. .. 0IsfoRp.
the regular run to the above places every day (sur
days exceptedl The Glen Cove will leave every
Curtis Peck every Thursday, Saturday and Tues.
dsy mornings, leaving the wharf AZ Rockets at So
o'clock. precbeiy. and leave Norfolk each alternate
Landings on tie river. going and returning =,
ggfassase and Fare as usual.
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no PRINTERS.-A CHANCE FOR A
Il NEW BEGINNER WITH SMALL CAPITA
The proprietor OF we'll established and complete
JOB 0S JE il this city, will dispose Of an inter
estin his Printing establishment to active BUSH
ness man. on the most satisfactory terms. For par
ticulars, address l.. L., box 7is. Richmond 2. U.
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OTEAM SAW-MILL.-LUMBER SAW

~ Ed To OaOER.-The subscriber, having Sc
cured the entire control of one of the best STE AM
CIRCULAR SfW-MiLLS in the State, located in
Virgin Pipe Forest, navigation, will Contract
to urui IN short notice. in good order aud
sonable terms. Framing Ttmbers sawed all sizes and
dimensions, and respectfully solicit orders for this
description of Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARKER,
.T Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
jy 10 Lumber and Shingles of all kinds.
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DANTb, CVAI6 Gs->@jAeeim0re CoAtA
OF all kinds ssd etYles; White Duck sndfsfar
sssl,ss Ccass hk AloaexHhA 1tsS dc Sfe a. SsosS
Linen eAck and 1rocks, cloaina out ct ioc pxlsss
RAnTs-vancy CAAimerss Pants black Csssi.
mAH 0c Fancy And Whltn Duck ard MarssilIea a..
nsek ADaes ana DrSD Dc Etc do. selling ~ rsdpoed
yA6xg-! Ancy Naxssilise ana Ilneu vssta black
A6ipseA s3d bemeaxine dos white Narssillss do:
styles. Drop 10 snd look at tAs aReve eqods, 8
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aUalNssD 1;lkHDe.

MARBLS WORKS:
John VI. DAVIES,
,p~ AsyrrG Z !. aToNr CuTrnR AND MASON.
Nam etrese. ketween 9Th md seh ses.s
~ RICHMOND. VA.
Mooumeats q any size q ds1Rn ..b NV
IrcsDsctfiiy invite the attention Of thoss n yans
70 my stock, vhchis the target ald pS1s 81
sIrS md MANTLES. 20 be found IN the city. S.,
- Eirst premiums awarded BY the virg1na ~
eniturai socfefy and Mechanics lnseisute. SO
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LOTTERIES,

the world
The following Schemes will be drawn by 8. SWAN
AGO.. Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
eech of their Single Number Lotteries for August,
1853, at AUGUSTA, Ga, in public, under the super
interdence of Commissioners.
CLASS "a draws on SATURDAY, August, 1883.
GLASS rs draws on SATURDAY, August u, 1858.
CLASS 90 draws ON SATURDAY, August Is, 1883.
oo TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUABEAh.
50 O0OO TICKETS!
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EI0HTY-FIVE PRIZES!
Nsur,x Eve srsse to Epcrr Nssse 1ekeeA
MAGNIFICENT SCHENEi
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CELLlNG OFF WITHOUT REGARD
y TO Cusr.-BUSINESS MUST BE CLOSED, NO
MATTER HOW MUCH is LOsT.-As prefer sell,
ing out on the counter, to closing by auction eaie,
now offer the whole of my stock at prices that will
astonish the closest buyer. lin want OF thing
in the DRY GOODS line, will find that my selling of
is NO HUMBUG. am already engaged in dife-
rent business and bound to be at my post in short
Va '-''' HENRY BROWNS,
No. Is Main street, doors above
80 Van-Lew. Taylor Co g.
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IuAy-tor 5ale q Sfrivs, 81 s -.
n HI. wHIrl0Ck 8 eoM.
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"Ah, Margaret" said Westwood, with a sigh.
siBut you see, had given her up. And when one
love il lost there sink such awful cbasms into the
soul, that, though they cannot be filled, we must
at least bridge them over with new affection The
number of marriages built in this way, upon false
foundations Of holowness and despair is iucompu.
table. We talk of Tilted lovers aud disappcinted
girls marrying 'out spite No doubt, such petty
feeling hurries forward many premature matches
But tits tho heart, left shaken unsupported wretch.
cdiy sinking, which reaches out it's ieeers for sym
raiby, catches at the first penetrabe point and
ciipge like helpless vine 70 the SUNNY sided wall
Of the nearest consolation. II you wish to marry
gfr and can't, and weak euon Oh to desire he,
etiii this Is what Won should do: get some CANALS
man TO iiIt her. Then seize your chance All the
aBectous which hare gone out to him, unmet read
| to drocp, auiseriug with the painful, hungry In
st'ncs 70 grasp some object may possibly lay hold
oil you Let Tho world sneer; but God pity suct
natures. which lack the faith and fortitude TO iys
and die true 10 their best love,
ont OF my own mouth do / condemn myself
Very well, condemn myself; peccaul! IL had eve
loved margaret, then did not love Flora. TIT
same heart can7ot hae its counterpart indifferent
| ~ In two such 0pposites. What charmed me Ii
| one was her purity, seftness, and depth Of soul
what fascinated mel the other was her bloom
thy -
Il did not stop to ask that qusstion whenit VA
most important that it shonid DO ssrionssy cons,d
cred. rushed into tho crowd o. eomPetitors 10
fioras smiles and distanced tnem Oil. was please
aud proud that she took paius TO conceal her pre-
ersnce for me. We played chess; we read poetry on
| OF the ssme book ws ate at the same table; ga
and vatchsd she sea together, for henrs, In thos
clear. bright days; Ne promenaded the deck at sur
sst. her hand upon my arm, Ass lips forever turn
| Ing 20 tssderly towsrds me; her eyes pouvin
| their passion into me. Then those glorious night,
| when the ocean was vast, Wild fucfuating streau
i 6pbipe aud sparkling about the ship, spspne
l with qaiyeTIng bridge Of splsudor ON one eide
sad rolling on into awful darkness and myster
amene the shrouds like bali Of white are: uhen N
fer slipe vsat BY like silent ghosfs, aod Flora an
lin hung france Of happiness kept the deck heet
less ct the throng Of promenadors fergstful OF ID
past, reckless Of the future, aware only Of own RI
NANCE, and the richness Of the present hour.
lcoscLuDED 70 NoRaew
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NOTICE. Having Leased the MAN
IN CHESTER CORN MILL fer a term Of years.
up3er the style and firm of VAUGHAN ARCH
ER we arc prepared to grind toll for farmers aud
Others, who may be disposed to patron'ze us: We
are now prepared also to furnish No. article OF
Boiled MEAL. in or out Of the city, ut reasona-
BILE price.
All orders left with Messrs DOVE co, Main ct,
between 18th and 18th streets Richmond, will be
promptly attended TO. JAMES B. VAUGHAN.
my 3l-3m* WILLIAM Y. ARCHER.
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MARBLE WOKK.-.Ihe largest , ana nc
WI cheapest assortment OF MON uMErI AZ ; LvMpS,
HnAD MiLLEk viECEN1's.
on Main st., between oth ana Stn WI 40
MONUMENTS IL amy design made % osasr Oh tne
| HAT 4 naiify az Italian or American marble
| T I.EdsT Ek1NG neatly executed. az o-os1
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4
4N-114 Received By last steamer, large
~E4l e Wsupply Of Ladies' French Press
ranged and best article for Ladies' that can be
he'd. Ladies' about to travel, will save themselves
much trouble and Inconvenience, By procuring one
or more Of these Trunks.
have, also. on hand, very extensive assortment
of SOLE Leaf HER TRUNKS Of every size and
oua,ity and large stock Of the cheaper grades Of
trunks Those in want Of Trunks Of any descrip-
ton can hardly fail TO be suited both In the article
and price. IS my assortment embraces almost every
kind and am determined 10 offer them at very
small advances on manufacturers' prices. A call is
respectfully solicited at No Is Main street.
Tvs JNO q PAGE JR
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TO GENTLEMEN.-Wny SUI
Ear main when for tho small sum OF two or
three dollars have instant ana fr thoas
Leuss h.,t soM etimee troublesome mem oers-the
isetIn the shape Of Pruneis Brosan or Sater: a.
S sne pssi and durabIe Then why suffer pain p
Die gennttsu. c ~ JNO @ PAGE, in,
Cail anu W Is Main street.
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nAsKIss.

NOTICE. have in store, and for sale,
~ TIA, COFFEE sPICEs. PICKLES. SUGARS,
SOAPS. CANDLES, MEAL, BACON, FISH FL0Uk,
POP FEAST CAKES. (aoor) Ac., and ask call
ioin my fricnds and the public. hoping By attention
to bu>iiess, i may be borne in mind. Store on
il Flint GEO. T. HOLMES
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HEAD QUART ERs.--sPRING GOODS.

NIOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
IN estate of the late Vim J. Smith, deceased, will
please make payment to the subscriber, and those
having elaine against the said estate will present
them for settlement 80 10 is DESTROYS to cloee the
estate IS soon rs possible. Early attention 70 the
above il requested:
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~ Merchants will find it greatly to tnen an
vantage to give us call before making sns p r1e
chases elsewhere, We have land In an az soahss
rs to offer goods at less than Manufacturer prices
Orders received by letter promptly snppnu, AM
prices charged only the same aS pei mh 2sh H
I'D
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"Tn have what ct, an no thanks TO you, mur.
tbern oud mssr that We are y and the next moment
bis retreatnc steps shook the stairs, he unsteady
descended.
Mallory did rot baloo or call for help, for be dreaded
too much the exposure oi ms hoardpgs 10 the eyes OF
other ter ants or tt avarcious P.leg Ferret sni the
consideration of this fear the mlsers psf had
bold,n.d Phil k,el,y To the theit-though ildeed, IL
is doubtful whether, IN his haltdrunken state, the lat
ter thought at all Of the consequences Of his s'san
A. il was, however Mallory was nov Intent only on
securirg What left o. hir Treasure; AMI, though
bis head be diDg from severe confusion received
in falling lie pausged Ia crawl 10 the door and iasten
H. once more with the stnnchl"n that hal served him
tor a sespon. Then. drsge ing himself on hands AMI
lre. over The floor of the room he peered into every
c,sxica raked The straw with his talon fingers, ami
counted and recourt ted piece by piece, the gold when
h. gathered No. When all this was Done, he raised
from the MIDDLE Of the hearth one ITS ist bcs ana
-evealsJ rus,ed tin measure filed 10 the brm with
coins Of various hues, 10 which he added those pre-
served from Kelley first wrapping them 10 piece o.,
dirty fanLel. Then replacing the stone ne urags'I
his wTetched litter IT, quite be6lnd the stove aod
cat down moaripg bitterly, and rocking hmseh to and
fro. ,ou
Was il problem that be revoved in The BRAN eon-
fined by tina, yellow, bopy forehead ! Dld ne ask
hin self If Justice had been done upon hun oy te TIMER
nbo p,fersd bis useess gold Did he a,raign Eternal
Wisdom because he had lOst so much of his golnen
comfort in the terrible desert of his hfe Ana sn
not human Judgment reprovs him. say tha nntss -,
as crue and inhuman 10 hoard SUCH treasure, WINE
hundreds starved ard died in the tenant house. ABOVE
and beneath him. All no; the miser of kolephat
College but the great city, and the mighty wor'a
without, must answer that.
The scenes described in the preceding para
graphs, though their prototypes are to be found
within sight of the abodes of wealth and luxury
are usually kept in the background, and few are
aware of tier close proximity, until they are
brought to notice by some phsnthropic explorer
like the writer of the present volume. No one
can read his impressive descriptions without
fresh sense of the unequal bearing of social bur-
dens. and an increased desire to discover the po'
tent, all comprehensive panacea, which shall rem
edy the evil.
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'eople.-Luke, H. 10.
From Heaven above TO earth come,
To bear good news 10 every home;
Glad tidiugs of great Joy bring,
Whereof now will say and sLg:
To you, this night is born child
OF Mary, chosen mother mild;
This little child, Of lowy birth,
Shall be the joy of all your earth.
'Tis Christ our God, who far on high
Hath heard your sad and bitter cry;
Himself Will your Salvation be,
Hiusef from sin will make you free.
He brings these blessings long $50
Prepared by God for all below;
IIenceforth, His kingdom open stands
To you, as to the angel bands.
These are the tokens ye shall mark,
The swaddiiug clothes and mapger dark.
There shall ye tnd the Young child laid,
BY whom the heavens and earth were made.
Now let us all with gladstone cheer
Follow the shepherds, and draw near,
To see this woLdrous gift OF God
Who hath His only son bestowed.
Give heed, my heart, lift up thine eyes
Who is It IN yOn maDg,r lies
Who is this Guild, so young and fair !
The blessed Chrs-chlld heth there.
Welcome 10 earth, Thou noble guest,
Through whom e en- wicked men are blest
lnOu com 81 10 snare our misery,
What can We render, Lord, to thee
All, Lord who hast created all
How hast Tlou made Thee weak and small.
That Thou must choose Thy infant bed
Where ass and OK but lately fed
Were earth a thousand times as fair,
Beset with geld and Jewels rare
She yet were far too POOR 10 be
narrow oracle, Lord, for Thee.
For yelyets soft aid silken stuff
Thou hast but hay, and straw 20 rough,
Nhereon, Thou king, 80 rch and great,
AS twere Thy heaven, art throned in state.
Thus hath il pleased Thee TO make plain
Tie truth to u, poor fools and vain,
That this werld honor, wealth and migst
Are naugtt and worthless In Thy sight.
AL, dearest Jesus, Holy Child,
Make Thee a bed, soft, undeiieJ
Within my he art that it may be
quiet chamber kept FOR Thee.
Ny heart for every Joy doth leep,
My hps 10 more can silence keep;
J, TOO, must sing, With joyful tongue
mat sweetest aLclent cradle cong
Glory to God in hishes. Heaven,
Who unto man His Son hath given,
While angels sing, with pious mirth,
glad New Year to ell the earth. LUTHER.
Written for bis little son Has 1870
We ought 10 add that tho external appearance Of
us volume Is worthy of the character OF i contents.
Is brought cut in stye Of substantial elegance both
Typography illustration end binding, that makes
eaatrul gif.book while its intrinsic merits give it
permanent value that can seldom De claimed by holi.
ay publications.
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