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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20
MISSION TO SEAMEN.

public Missionary meeting, In behalf OF the Protes.
tant Episcopal Church Missionary Society to Seamen
held at S. Peters church in Twentieth street, Eighth
avenue at bali past O'Clock last evening The spa
cious and finely constructed building was crowded in
every part and tho servces though not Of lengthy dura
ton were in every way edifyipg and instructive
After the ordinary prayers and exercises peculiar to the
Protestant Episcopal church. the rector Of st. PETERS ad
dressed the congregation briefly behalf of the Mission
pointing out the great benefits which result from the
efforts II the who laboring with and
earnestness among 30 important body VI men as the
mariners Of this country and urging on his hearers the
duty Of giving their AID 70 the good work.
One Of the visiting missionaries then read report o!
the progress he had made his visitation Of hospitals and
his success in warning souls to Christ from among poor
H0d neglected sailors.
The Rev. Dr. HAYES addressed the congregation The
tendency Of his appeal was to excite Increased sympa
thy IN the public mind for the neglected eeaman The
work he sad is one that needed The sailor knows
Sabbath at sea Rocked tho cradle OF tho blows Ear
from the open portals OF the church bis duty always to
take OF the ship, while his chances OF hearing the
Gospel few Indeed Therefore, whenever and wherever
there opportunity Of reaching his heart and of bring
ing him home his Saviour II should be used the best
advantage The question was whether there should be
organization specially directed to thus object This
clearly evident because the claims Of the wandering
sailor great as those Of any other class OF
There could be doubt that every person who is inclined
TO help work OF such vast importance could and ample
oppor tuns OF doing So We not to be discouraged
by results the results OF exerton and 10
the missionary snnse we're rot az great as might be
pec.ed that should not prevent from going forward u
Efforts. 81, Paul not alarmed by results nor
Moses We responsible God for results bu,
undoubtaoiy answerabe 10 Him for the perform
arcc of duty This mission is that should com
mend itself to every CHRISTIAN
DR.. Hgbee prevented from speaking, through inds
position.
A collection was taken up for the objects Of the
society.
very appropriate hymn was then sung, OF which the
following the two first verse;
When through the sail tho wild tempest Ia stream
ing
When Ger tho DARK the red lightning Is cleaning
Nor hope lends ray the poor seaman to save,
We dy TO our Maker "Saye Lord, or VIC PERISH
Oh, Jesus rocked the breast OF the bllow--
Aroused By the shrek Of despair from thy pillow
Now seated IN glory, the mariner cherish,
Who cries In his anguish s'Save, Lord, or perish"
The benediction then pronounced by the Rev. DR.
HAWAII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20
DEDICATION OF ST. JOHNS GERMAN LII.
THERAN CHURCH.

The above named cdincc, which IS located In Christie
phos street. dedicated so Divine worship yesterday
forenoon by the arst which has been held within
Il since has been finished The Interior Of the church
vas tastefuy decorated BY wreahs Of evergreens and
artificial Alter toe exercises (Which consisted Of
prayer and the singing of hymns and psams) gone
through appropriate sermon was preached In the Ger
man language by Rev. A. n. Held, vino took his text
from the eighth chapter VI tho First Book of Kings from
the any fourth sixesb verse, inclusive. When the
pounceo and the large congregation which thronged tho
building dispersed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

Died.
Browssadieuly on Saturday, els, tiEssY BROWN,
aged ~ years.
Ills friends thoae OF his brother John II brown, Of ha
broiheisln law Teuty striker, and G,ofge William and
Samuel Hawcy and Of his uncle fncch Dean respect
fully invited 10 attend hs funeral from bis lat residence
Of Tenth and First this Monday nj
ternoon, AZ one O'Clock precisely.
CsIRvsOn Sunday afternoon, Dec TO- JcHs ". CAtRSs,
81 the late Capt John T. Cairns, in the 18th year Of his
age.
The relatives and friends o tho family, the members az
the Independence Guard, Capt Boyle, and Of the OIL
Guard fred y vutee, President respectfully invited
II attend the funeral Faesday Afternoon, al two
O'Clock from the residence Of his mother, No 10 Rvng
ton, without further notice.
CAvASaeG sunday lee. io after short hut severe
ncse BRucET, wife Of Edward Csvanagh.
The friends Of the family aud those " James, Patrick
John and owen Cavanagh, arc respectfully invited 70 a.
tend the funeral from hr ie residence, No % Prince
street. corner Mulberry street, tuesday afternoon
~ one O'Clock.
corSausS In sunday morning Dee. 70, after short
Illness IfeeR CoigrrRS, daughter Of terrain and Macy
Colebaru, aged 4 years ard Ia m0utts
The friends 81 the family specially invited b at
tend the funeral, s Ouday) afternoon Mt two O'Clock,
the residence Of her parents, No 20 South Third
street, Jersey City.
cosSuL--oD se,orday evening, nee IS Of memsra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

TO secure FAR possible order and efficiency 10 Vi
WORK the dsent wards assigned 70 the care and 81
perintndence Of mssi0nsre6 each OF whom has IN his
ward hand Of vitere who cooperate with him, ana 70
eaen Of whom be assgrs district These districts tne
vist and give monthly 70 each accessible family tract
calculated 70 awaken attention 20 the duty they owe 70
COD and TO their eternal interest Awaiting them
selves OF the opportunity thus obtained they gather cnh
rem into Sabbath and other schools Bible classes
speak OF God the soul and eternity and persuade those
who neglect 10 attend the ministry OF the Gospel invite
10 prayer meetings. promote the temperance reormaton
supply Bibles to those who have them not converse and
pray with the SICK counsel the pcrpexed and a. the
missionaries District Secretaries Of tho Association for
Improving the Condition OF the Poor they are enabled TO
obtain food for the hungry Thus they become known 20
those they visit their beet friends and whatever Unfit
they obtain they employ In winning souls to Christ
Tie statistics for the last year are a. foliOws:We
have employed o. missionaries Of whom 10 and assist
sionaries to resident Germans; 10 immigrants; l 70
number OF vsiters has been 1884, the results report
ed have been 67l tracts In different languages dis
trbuted containing 2S6 s7s pages OS4 Bbies and 778
Tesamenss supplied to the destitute behalf OF tho New
York Bible Society $40 volumes lent from ward libra
res children gathered into Sabbath aud SIS INTO day
schools 1896 persons gathered into Bible classes b0l8
duced 10 attend church. TAI temperance pledges obtained
1870 religious meetings held; l04 backsdcrs reclaimed
BIB persons hopefully converted and 64 converts united
with evangelical churches
Tho various reports being adopted the Hon. VIM. G.
Alexander delivered address opposite 70 the occasion
Collections and subscriptions for the year 1858
then TAKEN and tho meeting ended with the usual
monies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20
NEW YORK GIFT TRACT SOCIETY.

ANSWERS ANY NETTING Ar MADISON sorsRE CHURCH
avery large and attentive audience assembled In Madi
con square church last evening, TO commemorate the
thirty second anniversary o the New York on Tract 80
cety and tho thirty sixth Of the female branch. Tho
Rev. Thomas De Witt, u. -, presided.
The Treasurcr's report read BY Mr. VIM. Walker.
II represented the finances Of the society 10 an embar
yassed condition.. The late commercial difficulties, which
embarrassed many Of ts contributors. had 80 far AZ
fccted their that tho missionaries have not
received the full amount Of their salaries An urgent ap
peal was made 70 the audience TO aid in cxicang the
society tom its financial difficulties ~ supply hs treasury
with funds, and N remember IL in their fhal bcquests
The snnnai report Of the female branch was read by
Mr.. = W. Stebbns II went into statement Of the con
dition M the widows and tho fatherles In orr city.
Two ladies Sisters, placed annually, during years,
$500 IN The hands Of the chairman Of the Finance and
Agency Ccmsiee, 10 be dispensed BY the missionaries
Cor the specific purpose Of enabling poor widows to seud
their children 10 Sabbath school, rnoee ladies died In
1886, but their relatives and other benevolent, persons
have contributed still larger Tor tho same pur.
pcee.
The Rev Isaac Orchard then read the annual rcpor OF
che Society, hcontsucd The following sta,eucnts-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

SUPREME CoUET--tircu,-Par, Mos. 1ofO, 26Ss 2s5t
Tcs, 1857 ls i27 800, 27ss 2T4. a. 2slo 2sl4 2s6
.27i SO, 1893, 27a, 232n, 46 LAO, 2S4S $500 2Se
1854 1885, 2S5s, 1852 28o 2s6S, s7c 2s72 2s7a 2s76
2s7s $3.50. 2ss2, 2ss4, 2sss 1890
SUraEMx CoURT-Speciai Term Nos AZ, l40 l33, 1856
$50, l6l III, l76, 1885, 1856, 1861 1ss TO 2it acusve
SvpxEaoR CouRI-Raroad Calendar Nos. 775, s0l, S
el2 $685. s71, q7Z 953 1905 1885 1906 ties Ii4i i54
ll72 l75 1907, i2ls 1921 1851 t257 1862, 1902 1911
lSla 1894 la4o l34s 1906 1897 1905 1875 1892 1855
14Q2, 1908, laos, 1407, l4lS, 1920
COMMON PIgAs.-part Moe 1885, 1918, 1871, coos
l047 500 1882, 2lls o1ls, 2Io 1872, 2o7i 800 2iO?
1907 Part Mos. 2332, 2i2o, 2l2i, 2l22 2i2s, 100
1881 1880 1883, 1910, 1878, 202s, 2025, 20T4 2os3
oYla TERmsHR. Tho OF the indicted oficals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

TR RaSSEY PANnyGs.-The sale Of these pictures will
commence this evening at the Academy Of Design Apart
from the real merit OF the paintings the object in view in
their sale will attract purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

Portraits or Our Friends, for Here and
and hereafter, photographed without regard To cost By
HOLMES, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

TRxpwur--r,IrRyprR.--O "Wednesday evening, fsc
~, by the Rev y r. Searis, Mr. A.sssos Tespwst W
Mss SARAH J. CuIEypse, Of Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

Ladies>I.ockitt, Son Il Co.. Brooklyn. have
the pretesk assortment of dress and CLOAK trimmings
found In the city, III Fult6D street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

Ladies-I.ockitt, Son 4 Co.. Brooklyn. have
the pree assortment of dress and CLOAK trimmings be
found In the city 81 futcn street
Festivals. - Lstiics, Procure = Pair OF
cANrRKLIs ladies' thick solc holiday boots SIS Broadway
j. Agate & Co. have Just received from
Paris the moe. elegant assortment or velvet and plush
scarf: ever seen T. "a ne USed sss warn s p5aer gar
Bonds Celebrated Boston and Oyster Crack
soda and wine biscuit sold tya grocers Received fresh
every morning by the shsssa!s agents rr.-,-,.-,
See That Your Grocer Keeps Bond's CeIc-
''-'''' '' x.w aYns ! 90, lso Chambers street.
Buy Bonds Celebrated Boston and Oyster
'''>'''' a. V. HYDE co, 80 casmberu strec..
go Overcoess,
AT EVANS. CO and g. vui,on street.
AT EVANS. Cd and s. Fsi@n s1crt
AT Evans, &C aud g rutou street
SO Oversoass. ...
SO oyercoes-,
AT EVANS, % and - Fulton srest
American Watches for
.rrIk NrIlSai L gEfs:ss' ( co.'s
American .a,cbes superb aoa sppTapriae Slf for tho
Rosbrss APPLEros Generd agents
No ID MAIDEN lane.
Smithsonian House. broadway. con 'ucted
on an es e. s cent % new s a
A. w. Fabsr's Lead Pencils sold nj Retail
By Al, sa'ioners a. Wholesale only By T. FABK sole Agea
L5 william street.
wheeler d Wilson's sewing Machinss.-
Prices greatly reduced. oloc 800 broadway.
Hevrang's Pas~nt champion fire
And burglar proof Isl nroadwsy corner Murray sSY
.Wllder~s Celebrated Fire ProoT safes.
Depot i9i Broadway, corner Of Deg street. ~ Y.
Notice.-Three second hand Fire proof safos
for sale very ow. srKARss asARyrs, 20 Murray strust
ssus~, silver pIsser.-OId Ware RepIsscd
or s equal new. ., - Fulton street Sun uildinss
Genuine Csmpsor lee. for Curing Chnppes
and ilps ony y. ~ ns ~
Bowery. Sold everywhere.
Holloway Ointment IL Powerful and
healthy agent tor purifying tho skin pmpes And greasy 81
ina and penetrating crgeent sd ~ every respectable drug
Chspped Hands, &~.--Certsin Cprc-Heg~-
NAN cos canpbor ice. with glyosrne, loo rs sii and
80 srosd~y' -
Chrfstsdorc's Hair Dye. Wigs aud Toupees,
the world Wholesale and retail and the dye pr
v-eiy applied, Al No. As.or rcusc.
IIiIi's Arctic Ointment cures Chaps. Chill
eiains burns, pies &C; &c boz Hr &c sa e.s
Hatrhelovss Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces--
The Ia the world SURPRISING all Made. sold and applied
II hs msnuisc.oss, rs ssOadvss.
Qmeru,s Cod Liver OH Jelly can be Taken
without taste o( the oil ono. Nc Fourth PEN.
FOLD CLAY co. NO FLETCHER street wholesale agen.S
Bsrry's Tricapberous r. tho Best and
pressrvins and restoring hair. Lsdesuy Sold By ii
drugsisisL
DO you Dys yosr H.iri-If 80, Try = Not
Tie a. WILSON'S han eoinrsr which not dye. bat vi csow
your hsb 70 shade rom light brown " beautiful blscs
brown Does The skin or burn. Applied Hks
wster. No sruahis Does nn< wash on Ouy two ehitnn
bottle Sold ~ - Grand ssrest- New ro~k
DIR. &. Howard Marshall Cures Catsrrh, Ger
tain. Address him. ~ Srsolas vol Sew ysrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

Festivals. - Lsdies, Procure Pair Of
CANrRKIs a6iss thick solc holiday sl3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

EEANS a co. q
" have opened the isrgea
s;o,k Of fne books ever before
offered ~ retail Vim every
hoax, ~ the time Of saie, Ia I
delivered some rare, elegant
OF useful preset. without ex.
ira cont Behold tots novelty:
MI booss sold as low ss can no z
obtained elsewhere, ard in
many instances at a great dis
count
Remember, with overy I
book
A GIFT
worth from DC. 70 800.
EVANS a CO. No.
Catalogues mailed free, on spI
world
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22
A Card from DIR. ,Tames M.

jarrett, Of the NEW YORK LUNG INF1RMARY
My connection for the past eight years with th'
above Institution, as Chief Physician, and n twelv,
years course ofsieady devotion the cure Of pulmo
nary Consumption and It's kindred diseases together will
cai research-a not little by perfect system o
Medical fnhaiaisH-has enabled me TO arrive at dcci
hivc direct and successful Of treatment for the
positive and radical Of all diseases Of the Throat
haHgs, aHd dir Pas'dges. Ry Inhalation. the vapor
aud o medicines directly addressed
the discased organs and tho iniegunen 10 not Ad
wise the use Of Medical Iuhaaion Of any Kind to the e-
cIuson ot General reaimeH and although consider IL
useful aunVant IN the proper management of those
fearful aud often fatal Diseases vet dce 1t very neccssa.
~ that each patient should have the neh of both gen
erai and Local freaehf. The of nv treatment
h The above Diseases and the high character NJ the nsti
tntion over which have so long had the honor pre-
side too well known 10 need any culory or
from me. At the solicitation Of many private and profess
siona friends through whose panthropc aid the above
charity has been long and literally suppnrted and nfer
due consideration have conclned to such arrange
m'nts ~ will bfiug the benefits Of my experience and
Treatment Will the reach Of ALL and not connne myself
arrangement will give entire satisfaction both my pro-
iessional brethren aud the public would respectfully
n1nnce IN conclusion that be CONSULTED person
oHg by letter, all diseases above aud that the
meucinrs Tho same MS used In the Institution, prepared
20 sut each individual case, Iahdlag Pdp3rs Medical
aaers Sc &C. viii be forwarded by express TO any part
"t the United States the Canadas rERMs--My terms
Tor each patient which win include medicine enough
one months use also inhaling vapor and Tnhang Appa
rafuS PAYMENT ollows So be paid Express agent
On receipt of the box o Medicine and the balance 60
the expiration Of the month"; If the e cured or Ia
enrei satisfied with the treatment Patients by giving
full history of their case and their symntors in full
can be treated as well nv letter BY personal examina
on; Persons availing themselves Of Dr. Jarrcts treat
M ut may rely upon immediate and permanent rolie rs
ne seldom has TO treat thirty days Letters for
ndVice promptly answered. For further particulars ad-
dress JAMES NJ JARRETT. NJ, H.,
No. $50 Broadway, cor. Twelfth ST., ". Y.
r. y Physieians and others visiting the city are re-
speeuniy nvitedto call at the lnfmary, where many
interesting cases can be witnessed and where our
prored apparatus Tor the inhalation of medicacd va
por can DC seen and inspected. S0m6-C.6 4 Co.,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22
JJN-rAIR Dorvos Ar rI,r Fan -Onr

UNFAIR DorNGs AT THE FArR.-Our at
tention has been called to the fact that du
ring the Fair, numerous individuals went
upon tho grounds, with last years Family
Tickets, and two or three ofwhom have not
the past year been careful in their denunci.
ations upon tho Society because of inability
to liquidate its debts. We should like to
enquire, how soon can the debts be paid off,
if such course of pilfcring be persisted in.
Also that ono who bought family ticket
which entitled family to ride in and out
as they pleased, carried upon the grounds no
less than sepen families in one day We
trust the individual will be led to speedy
repentance. - Medina Goz.
The above system was pursued to quite
large extent at our late County Fair
Several were detected in their attempts to
steal in. Is it not recorded, "He that en-
tcreth not by the gate, but climbeth up
some other way, the samo is thief and a
robbcr!'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22
EalldaIixUl.

The Toledo Blade of Tuesday evening
says" Several Instructions have of late
been placed across the track of the G. d r
Railroad, in the vicinity of Wakeman, by
some unknown icnd or legion Of them. As
yet nothing serious has come of il, though
thero was very narrow escape last Satur-
day night. The Locomotive of tho eastern
bound train struck tie which had been
placed on the switch at Wakeman. Tho tim.
Der split, one part flew of, and the engineer
thought it was tho whole, but ho sometime
afterwards found that the other portion was
retained under the pilot, and had he not
made the discovery in time, the train would
probably been thrown of. We sincerely
hope the rascals may be caught.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22
WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.--A few day

WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.--A few days
since, Mr. Jas II. Beade Of Huntsville Alabama called
and gave permission to publish for the benefit OF
suffering humanity the astonishing which has been
effected In the Of his wife by the Of Dr. Hance
Vegetable Epileptic Pills He informed u.s. that at the
time his wife commenced using the medicine, her system
entirely prostrated by the number OF spasms she
had undergone to reduce her weight TO 100 lbs Since
she has been taking the pills. she has entirely got the
spasms and has gained in weight bodily health She
weighs at least 200 lbs and declares she is in better
enjoyment OF health than she before in her life
Mr. Beadle also related the of SIR. Harrison ghtoot
of the town. who has been entirely cured Of the
worst form Of Epilepsy by these pills Mr.. Light
hoos bad that ho passed week without
having attack, often falling down in the street He
has not had attack for than year Hr. Beadle
thinks that ifthe pills fail in curing case It is for
the want proper the part Of the person
taking em he feels assured from observation in the
case Of his WIFE that they taken for suclentlength
Of time, they viii any Sent TO any part Of the
country by mail the receipt OF remittance. Address
sETH 5. HAycs los Baltimore street BALTIMORE Md
Price, one box, 50; two So; twelve, S24. Bows.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22
New York Market,

New York, Oct 20.
FLoUR-opened steady but closed heavy aud dropping.
sales 200 bbs at 3a4 for unsound 40a4 40 super
state; 4oa46o for extra state 90 for common to
fair western; 525a5 40 for hoop Ohio Cana
dnp Hour continues heayy sales $50 bbls at for
extras. Rye Flour is DAN at 3, 2sa4
GhAlN-Wheat continues very dull; red winter ves-
tern ooai Rye steady but quiet at T5a76c. Corn de-
cined sales a. 900 bush 6sa7Oc for mixed western
os,s se, are dnl AZ 44a4s for state and western.
~ rhUN ~ NS--Demsnd for Pork Is limited Sales Of
~ oos a. xoal4 20 for prime; 1645a16 so for mess
Boef steady and unchanged sales 600 green
Ine 9oek a. sc and SO tierces hams in muslin at ls
N sses OF 200 bbls at 1okal0k. Butter in
firm at oaex. ' >'~-A wi SsA''' ""eese
wHIsKY-Nominal at 22Jsa2s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22
d z a,

In South Deerfed, Mass Oct 9th after an illness Of
hve weeks, WM II. ROWE, aged so years.
Mr.. r. spent the last fall and winter here, and was
brOther-n-aw DIR. F. H. SIMPSON, of our place.
At Beaver Island Lake Michigan Sept. TO- HRykr CLIFF
FORD, OF D. D. and f. A. Lobdill aged mo- l6 days
He sleeps, alas! where all must sleep,
Within the cold, cold ground,
Among the dead his form is laid,
Andin his last robe bound.
In Morenei, Mich septr 90 1858, SARAH E.. younces,
daughter of ]. ID. and S. L. SAITH, aged 10 years.
The deceased of those blooming, youthful aow-
which bid fair long TO beaut adorn the human
garden hat like the morning aoweT was destined by the
blasting wand OF disease to be cut down in an hour
Though the deceased had been but short time among
yet her gentle disposition and lovncss Of character
occasions the hearts Of all who had the pleasure
her acquainance-which evidenced in the deep SYM
pathetic feeling manifested by tho large concourse Of
friends that assembled pay the last tribute respect
and drop the tcarOf sympathy the grave Of one whom
to know but to love and respect. Her funeral was
tended on Monday following her death by large assembly
of mourning friends Who though they mourned not as
those thathave hope yet seemed almost to be
comiorted Notwithstanding they were admonshed that
their loss was her great gain,
LINES DEDICATED TO THE DEPARTED, DY A
SURVIVING SISTER.
She's gone; OH will my heart ne'er cease
Toecho words against its peace
All tremulous with sorrow;
know she's gone with autumn's flowers,
Which mourn the loved OF summer hours -
She passed away
Like dying day.
That gilds with hope the morrow.
Then cease, my heart, oh, cease to hear
Griefs footsteps ever falling near
Toawaks anew thy sadness,
Recall again those halcyon days,
When sweet love in hopes bright rays,
Threw soft'ning light
In halo bright,
oflife suffused with gladnekA.
Then from the past lifes morning dreams,
To that bright world, which brighter seems,
Since she is there;
Thy eye may pass undimmed,
Aud soon perhaps the morning sun
May 6nd thy task on earth is done,
And ween thy prayer
To meet her whers
Gods praise is ever hymned. Cox.
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