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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

Try this remarkable aud most interesting remedy
II Is composed ofthe Juices OF the most
powerful and the most soothing Plants and Roots in
nature, chemically combined and insulated IN well
sealed glass Bottles, and charged BY powerful Bat.
terry Thus possessing in addition 10 is superior me-
dica virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric properties,
profoundly pentrating, and eminently quietiEg and
soothing. nre ewes pain and in6aln nation at once,
twhen freely applied y relaxing the strained muscles
and nerves, giving life and vitality by its life Civ
ing qualities, TO parallitod parts and chronic long
stnnGing conplaints and weaknesses, aIlayiAg ner-
vous pain, Neuralaia) irritation, and removing OBJ
structions like charm Indeed all who have used it.
speak % @ Of as truly wonderful medicine and eslee N
dies In use II applied In season Il y an unfaihng
remedy for the Group, Sore Throat Inflammation OF the
Lungs, Bowers Liver, Kidneys aud other organs
rheumatism, Spinal Irritation, Ague In the Breast;
and atnll TN es cures Headache, Neuralgia
Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache, Ague In the Face
Pinples and EFuptions Of all kinds, FILES, Bruised
and Sprained Limbs, Durns, gen parts. Chillbaihs
i0doent and long standing Sores. Wounds, &C., 6o
alsoIestores the Hairto the Bald Head, aud prevent
the Heir from falling.
| The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively usec
upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls, Wounds
| Sprains aud Lame and is sure when ap
piled hot for the Scratches horses and the Foot
on Sheep. All the Proprietors ask for the Magnetic
Ointment is faf trial that all thew claim
orh will be found True to the letter. In the neigh
boThOod where II is manufactured, many people bu!
II by tho quantity, and Is Kept and used by a!mos
every inbabt2nl Panacea fol the numerous pain
and aches every amilyis more or less afflicted with
| We say again TRY DIR. TRA SKIS MAGNETIC ONT
MENT, None genuine unless signed .'S.. BUELL.
with Pen. See Pamphlets containing full direction
around each Bottle, and circulars left with agents
Price shillings for small and shillngs for iarg
| Bottles. - "t+.. 50
! For sale by G.KAUFFMAN Il CO., Lancaster; F. ;
! Mmller, SCmerset;iE Kalb, Ruahville; Abbott an
SON. CIearpOrt; B. Kierefber oaklandi Druggists am
Merchants generally through the country.
| NTE9An orders should be eaddressedtoWM MUDGl
& CO., Earlvills. Madison county, New York
! July, 81, 1650-lyl9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

Principal ONCE and Sales Rooms, No %, East Fourth
Street Sd Building from Main Street Cincinnati Ohio
laboratotyin Hammond Street!
For sale by George Kaufman & Co. Lancaster. All.
bot son. Olearport; Bowman 4 Bahtenbanr oh Roy
aitons Ph'iip Hane, Pleasantyilie; Wiidermnih, Mi
Ter x Mason, Basil; g. r. Hamiin Oakland: Harmon
O1r.is pickerington; l. s. WeisS, Lithopolis; H. L.
NleeIy, baltimore; G. Q. Miller, Millersport Beery
W MeSandIish: Bremen; J. n. Sundermab, ANA nda;
and BY Druggist and Merchants generally throughout
the Union. July Z, l850--lylO
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Howard Association. PbiIadeIphia.

bs"ecoienfIHstftatioH,a By eeiaI sndop
msntyorthe -sHg oftkesick aad distrsssed, egietst
fpnh HfraisRt and Epidemic dissases.
The Howard Association, n, in view Of the W fu des.
o. hu man life, causedby Sexual disc nd
tne deceptions prnctced upon the unfortunate vic.
~ OF such diseases by Quaoks, several years age
iesteu incl 20 onsnlting Surgeon, as aCbaritable
Aaetworthy OF their name, TO open mspensary for
the treatment ofthls class OF disease in all theI
Worms,and TO give Medical Advice Gratis 10 all whc
Apply oy letter, with description their condition
Sage, occupation, habits fife, &C. and in cases OF
extreme poverty.to furnish Medicines free feharge
needless TO add that the Asso comma nd.
Mcdicalskill OF the age, and will furnish
Inc most approved modern treatment.
me directors fthe $50 c III their Annual Re
port upon the treatment exual Diseases express
the hghest satisfaction with the has at
sended lhe iabors of their Surgeon in the Of
tnpermatorrhpa, Seminal Weakness. Impotence, Go.
horfn@a, elect Syphilis, the vice of0nsnsm or Self
&C, and ordera continuance OF the same paf
tortne ensuing year. anal {pr
me Directors. areview ofthe past, feol assured
thhttneirlaborsint this sphere of benevolent effort
nave been ofgreat beneAt the aiicted, especially
10 the young, and they have devote th
WIN renewed yea, to but
an admirable Report on Spcrmatorrhea, or Semin.
alWeakness, the vice OF 0nanism, Masturbation or
Sei-ab1se and other diseases Of the sexual orgaT
me Consuming Surgeon will be sent by mail lin
sealed envelope,) FREE OF CHANGE, on receipt Of
TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tracts
on the natu re and treatment Of SEXUAL diseases diet
&c, are constantly hetng published for erauous dis
tributon, and will be sent to the affieted Some Of
the new remedies and methOd treatmen mt d.
edduriug the last year, are ofgreat value. i1f 81
Address. for Report OF. treatment. DR.. J. SKILIIA
HoUGHTON, Acting Surgeon. Howard Associa
ton, Noe south Nine Street. Philadelphia, Pennsyl'
vania. BY order 0fthe Directors. n },-'
EZRA D. HEARTwELL. President.
| GEORGE FAIRCHiLH. Sec sstury.
| February "a, le50-Iy43 ~.
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~ IrDIAEAPoLis, October 9, 1857. Z
:, Dr.: CIV RoBAcK--Dear Sir; have used your Blood
Purlner Tor nervous from which have sufA
ferec much at times While is pleasure TO TASTE ii
certainly hasa happy effect upon the nerves Please
accept my thanks for younkind regards, and believe
me four. ~. J. W. T. McMULLEN.
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Fever and Ague,

.es - - - '~>~~--N 49,
, from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, is the consequence Of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm OF
vegetable decay. This cxhalaton Is evolved BY
the action OF solar heat on wet soil and rises with
Z the watcry vapor from il. While the sun Is below
the hOuson this vappr lmscrs the earth's sur
face, aud the virus Is taken with il through the
hngs into the blood. There it acts an irritating
ppispn on the ipter,1l viscGra and excrcng organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile fom
the boud. Both the VIRUS and the bile accumulate
IN the circulsidn. and produce violent constitu-
tiona Iii 'orlcr The spleen. the kidrcys, and the
stonlch symplthile with the liver, and become
disordcred alsp. Fin'llT, the instnrt OF our OF
ganisn, as ii in an attcmpt 10 expcl the ncxious
Infusion, concentrates the wiIoe blopl Of the body
in the internal cxcrctnres to force hem TO cast II
out. The blood lclyeI d,c su'flce, and rusheS TO
the central organs with cpngcsnvc violence. This
is the CiILL. But in this effort 1t fils Then the
FEvER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
| trail organs and nshcs To the surface, as If in
another effort to oxpcl the irritating poison through
| that 0lhrr great cxcretory = the skin. IN this
also il fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted and waits for the recovery Of strength
to rcpeVt the hopeless clI3rt another day. These
are the fts OF paIoxysms.of FRyEn AND AGuE.
Such constitutional diiorder will OF course under
| mine the hcalihifit Is MT removed.
| We have laborcd u 6nl and have found, an
| antidntr
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DIR. MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS,


DR.. MORSE, the inventor of MoRsB,s INDIAN
ROOT PILLS. spent the greater part Of his life in
veling having visited EuropeN Asia aud Africa,
the Indians Of our Testera eountry-lt was in this
way that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered.
Dr. Morse was the rss man to establish ths fact that
that our strength health and life depended upon this
vital 1uid
The reason why people are so distressed when sick
and why so many die Is because they do not get me-
diene which will pass TO the afflicted parts, and heh
will open the Datural for the dsase TO be cast
out; hence, large quantity offood and other mater
Is lodged & the stomach q ntestines literally
flowing with the corrupted mas; thus undergoing dis
agreeable fermentation, constantly mixing with the
blood, which throws the corrupted matter through
every vein and artery, until lie Is taken from the body
BY disease. Or. Morso's PILLS have added TO them.
selves victory upon vetory, by restoring millions
the sick to blooming health and happiness Yas thou
sands who have been rack ed tormented with sick
pain aud anguish, and whose feeble frames have
been scorched BY he burning elements ofraging fever
aud who have been brou ght a sit weFe within steI
OF the sent grave, now stand ready to testify tha
they would have been numbered with the dead had
not been Tor this great and wonderful medicine
Morse's Indian Root Fills. After one or two dose
had been taken they astonished and absolutel,
surprised, in witnessing their eharming effects. No
| only do they give Immediate and strength, anC
take away all sickness, pain and anguish, but they
once go to work at the foundation ofihe disease
Is the blood. Therefore Il will be shown, especially
by those who use the Pills, that they will SO cleans
and purify, that disaase--thRt deadly enemy--Wil
take its fight, and the aush ofyouth and beauty vii
again return, The prospect Of long and happy f
will cherish and brighten your days, 49,.
! CAUrION:-"M Merchants and Traders will be onthei
guard and notbe imposed upon by Counterfeit Q
| Dr.. Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed A. Is. Mo0RI
| an genuine rms viii hereafter have the name an
signature OF B. LAKE yUDsoN, (suecessor to A /. j
White & COL ON each box.
All ordersand letters relating to said Pills must
addressed to B. LAKE JU DsoN, so Leonard Stree
New York sole proprietor Of De. Morse's Indian Roc
/ Pulls, or WIN. NUDGE CO., Earlvile, Madso
county, New York. ga
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold b. all dealer
| In Medicines. .e ct a..s y. ste- 1rs
Agents wanted In every town. village and hamlet /
The lahd. Parties desiring the agency will address
above for terms. Price 25 cents per box, Ave boxe
will be sent on receipt OF 81, postage pnid.
| Sold by KAUFFMAN d CO., Lancaster; F. ]. MUl
Ter, Somerset. Z. Kalb, Rushvlle; Abbott and soI
Cearpor; b. Kieferber, Oakland; Druggists and Ne,
chants generally through the country.
July 81, l659--Iyl9 a -
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4 MOTH Err NE w BOOK.
DR.. Ronnnarte,s Great work

VDEIYArE GUtDET0 HEA ALTH--
~ N II REPRESENTING ALI this dis.
sSSf=, easesofthe genital organs ofihe uaie
~ k[S> d and female with the latest dlscoye-
bf8 ~ HM ries in reproduction. The afflicted
III - 1P should hss no RENT es be re learn
"A AaN yNtIA ing from this valuable WORK the an
lpenorty OF the authors Paris and
W'4N19fK |IIi London trent lnent of private dfsea
MlR) N * ses :-r-boih married and single, should
Ntilf WI MESSY consult IL. This book teIIs how 10
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Iightens those " who grope indarb ness
GOnOrrhfes, Gleet, Chordee, Strlca1 Syph lis Bubo
Warts, Bloches, Sensu lisn ness Mas,
tgrbaop lf-abuso en- orwljtes Suppres-
sion of the Menses, Falling of the Womb how TO pre-
vent Pregnancy, Menstruation, Barrenness, Rheuma.
tisn, &c. II treats ON Midwifery Abortion Miscar-
aRe Celebacy, with remarks to the young and old OF
both sexes. ttells how to distinguish pregnancy and
how to avoid 1t, &c.
I p.,eo.t q S,foo,a.I
% oo' o"eSuaIu "B huSt QuacBefy.
Vt T7Forieth edition loo, 1000 comics soIl apnu,llv
This book sent undor seal most bajd te ali pari s
the world Jon the Of or comics for 40
nr Roranarta,. r.iah....a p,.,
"'A"P"iSe Ve1ooiaseu 'FFeVentative.f
This simple healhul and vet eiIectual preveitiye
is beyond comparison with anything ever et disco-
veed 1t has been proved by cur Of xper,nce and
In Instance has Jailed when applied to
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

H .
The number of language. spoken is 4.0e4.
The number of men is = out equal to the
numb IT OF wSmen. Tlla are age Of human
life is SO years. One quarter die before the
age ~, One-half bef r the age OF 17.-
To every 10000 persons, /, cnly rea hes 100
years. To every 100, oily 6 reach rs years;
and not more than in coo will reach 80
years. There are upon the earth ] ,0o0, 900,
900 ofinhAbitants; Of these, 3S, ,333, ,333 die
every year, 81 ,sai diccyery day. 7,7s0 every
hour, and 60,per minute, or every second.
These losses are about balanced by an equal
number Of BITS The marriel are l.nger
lived then the single; and above al, those
who observe a sober and industrious con.
duct. Tall men live longer than short ones.
Women have more chances of life previous
to the age of fifty years than men, ut fsuer
after. The number Of marnises are in the
proportion Of &c to 100. Marriages are more
frequent after the equinoxes, that is during
tae months Of june and December. Those
bornin spring arc generally more robust than
otht s. Births and death. are more frequent
By night than by day Number Of men ca.
pable Of bearing &. ms is one fourth Of tho
population.
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The Evil Of "a BAD Temper.

a bad. temper Is a curse to the pos
SCISSOR, and its influence is most deadly
wherever it is found. 1t is allied to
martyrdom to be obliged TO live with
one of "a complaining temper. To hear
one eternal ronnd of complaint and
mnmurring, to have every pleasant
thought scared away by their evil spirit,
is sore trial. 1t is like the sting of "A
scorpion-a perpetual nettle, destroy
ing yoLrpeace, rendering life burden.
Its influence is deadly; and the lhwest
and sweetest atmosphere is contami-
mated into deadly miasma wherever
this evil genius prevails. 1t has been
said truly that while We onght not to
let the bad temper of others influence
us, it would be as reasonable to spread
. blister upon the skin, md not expect
it to draw, as to think a family no, to
suffer because ofthe bad temper of one
Of its inmates. One string out Of tune
will destroy the music of an instrument
otherw Use perfect, SO if I'LL the members
of . church, neighborhood aud family,
do not cultivate . kind and affection
ate temper, there will be discord and
every evil work.
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Tue CHARITr OF SPEEcn.-Can q higher
compliment be paid to man than to say he
speaks i'll of no one? And is any man bet
ter spoken of by al than he who never O.
pens his mouth to the detriment ofhis fellow
creatures ? And does any one in, the long
run live more happily than he? The charity
Of speech surpasses that of almsgiying; the
latter, even if it be the widows mite, is re-
warded by the feeling the donor experiences,
but the latter waits for its reward, The ~
pulse that prompts one to look kindly upon
his brothers sins Of omission or commission,
even while living, as he would if he were
dead-that ronpts to suppress all mention
0 the evil within him, and readily to ac-
knowledge his good traits--to speak of man
with the same delicacy as of woman-to re-
member that there is no existing creature
without some reieeming trait-this impulse
is one of tt. noblest that actuates the mind
and dwells within the heart We never
meet one who has kind word for the faults
of another, without mental conviction that
lie would be the FIRST TO lend him q hclpin;,
hand.
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FoR CATTLE.-A Subscriber in Massachu.
sets waites Us that he has tried the two fol.
lowing remedies WITH invariahl, success.
For Stoppages-Takel II pints o. melted
lard, put it in ajunk bottle and pour it
down. Fit does not operate in six hours,
repeat the dose. 1t is an efectual remedy,
and. perfectly harmless, and might be given
to well animal without injury. @
For Choked Cattie-N hen first done,
start the animal upon sallop, down hill, and
what ever is in the throat w Il be thrown up.
i American Stock Journal.
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The advancing age ofGen. Cass begins to
be felt as an Inconvenience to the Admiuis-
tration, and he will probaly soon retire; his
foreign policy is so complete failure at all
points that change i. found to be indis-
pensible. The real Secretary is Mr. Buchan-
an himself, but the work of detail is done by
the Hon. John Appleton, Assistant Secretary
without seat IL the Cabinet.
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PRINcE NAPOLEON, who has Just
married Sandman Princess is the sec-
ond son of Jerome Bouaparte, the Ex.
King of Wcstphalia. He is, therefore.
like Loais Napoleon, a nephew Of the
First Napoleon. -
He looks far more Ike his Uncle than
his cousin the Emperor does, aud he
takes pains to heighien the re emblance
by his dress AMI manner. HIS marble
features are composed to the same
gravit his Straight dark hair arranged
in the same style, his coat and waist
coat Of the same cut, now made histor-
ically familiar by the pictures of Napo.
leon. As he stands in his favorite atti-
tudc, arms folded and head inclined,
his likeness to the "Li,tle Corporal is
almost startling. The only drawback
is that nature has bestowed on him
three Or four inches over his uncle's
height, which, while it adds to his ap.
pearance, dctracts fom the coveted
resemblance -s.E
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New Orleans. Feb "A nm

~AaSse'Se SSs 80, Pet1,
A boat which has just arrived from tho
wreck of the Princess brings number of the
wounded and dead. The weather was foggy
at the time aud 70 bad too much steam oa.
A Bason Rouge dispatch says that the en-
gine r i. reported to have said that be would
reach New Or'esns At certain time or blow
up. The engineer Was cut completely in two
by the explosion. About 100 are wounded,
many Of them dangerously. and in . dying
condition. Ii ia impossible IS yet to ascert,in
the NUM- or lost. Severa, to,ts saved many
of the passenger. Much ex,it,Eeat pre-.
rails here, and all along the river numerous
anrcee 1nized bodies are being found. Ne
other Northern or Western names ere Civ.
ea.
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USE OF A CoMMA.-A clergyman
was lately depicting be large and
deeply interested audience, tie alarm.
ing increase of intemperance, when he
s.tonlshed his hearers by saying:
"A young lady died very saddeuly
last sunday, while l was preaching
the gospel in a beastly state of in.oxi-
cation
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letters to Robert Bonner, publisher, A Ann
Street, New York 1t is the handsomest
and best family paper in the country, ele-
gantly illustrated, and characterized by 3
hi yh moral tone Its present circulation is
over four hundred thousand copies, which is
he best evidence we can give Of its merits.
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A CURIOUS SclRNyIFIo FAcT.-A

A CURIOUS ScIRNyIFIc FAcT.-A
writer in one of the London scientific
journals has some peculiar no ions In
re- gard to the effect upon Railway
travelling of the carth's rotation, Il Is
well know that as th,e rthre,, Ives on
its Ak once in tws nty-io, h urs, from
west to east, the velocity of any point
off its su face is ereatec near the eqla.
tor and le 8 further IRON it, in the ratio
Of the cosine Of the latitade. Thus,
according to this ratio, the difference
between the relative velocity Of the
earth in surface motion at London, and
at Liverpool, is about twenty-eight
miles per hour; and this amount OF
lateral movcmcn. is to be gained or
lost as respects the locomotive, in each
journey, according to the direction
travelled in from one place ~ the other,
and in proportion to the speed will be
the pressure against the side oftheraila
which, a: high velocity, will give the
engine tendency to climb the right
hand rail in each direction. sss,,, - 'sS,
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II you see wife carefully footing
her husbands stockings, you may con-
Glade that be will not find ii difficult
to foot her bills.
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EDMUND BURKE's IDEA OF PER-
Feet WIFE.-She is handsome, but it
is not a beauty arising from the fea-
lures, flom complexion, or from shape.
She has all three in high degree, but
not by these she touches the he; r.
it is all that sweetness of temper,
benevolence, il nocence, and sensibili-
ty which face can express, that forms
her beauty. She has a face that just
arouses your attention at first 81 rht 1T
grows upon you every moment, and
you wonder it did no. more than raise
attention at first. Her eyes have mild
light, but they awe when she Ileases,
they command, like good man out of
office, not by authority, but by virtue.
Her stature is mt tall, she is not made
to be the admiration of every one, but
the happiness ofone. She has the FIRM
ness that does not exclude delicacy-
all of the softness that does not imply
weakness. He, voice is soft, low music,
not formed to rule in public assemblies,
but to charm those who can distin
guish company from crowd /; it has
tis advan age, you must come close to
hear it. To describe her body, describe
her mind-one is the transcript ofshe
other. Her understanding is not shown
in the variety Of matter it exerts itself
upon, but the goodness of the choice
she makes. Her pol,,eness flows ra-
ther from natural disposition to oblige
than any rules on that snbject, and
therefore never fails to strike those " ho
understand good breeding, aud those
who do not. sa #e TfGe~T@t7H a.fag
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TnUTH Is always consistent with itself, and
needs nothing to help it out; ii is already
near at hand, sits upon our lips, and is ready
to drop out before we ars aware A lie Is
Troublesome, ami sets man j iayetion upon
the rick, Ind one tricx needs a gra4t many
naoae y 1axeit coed
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sand the weapons ?" asked Ruric.

l"And the weapons ?" asked Ruric
4 Swords returned sOrsa. "The Count
will bring his own, and he gives You the
privilege Of selecting such one as you may
choose a
Il thank you, 0rsa, for your kindness thus
far, and you may rest assured | shall be
prompt
"Sappose / cab here in tbs Iaoraing fol
.you ~ su..ssteS ts.s y.sitac.
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''l wohld not ae woman, /" said Jes-
Panl Rashtez. ''lag then I ooaid rot lore
het,.
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InS~itzeEIand il is said 200, ,100 girls
carr .iFeishoo3 by -,sSi- i matches
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DEFAEsrFD FRIENDS.
NsshAll mset orr frieads departed, essE
Though we.left them long ago
TO their long and dresmless slumbers,
In the silent dust below a.,
wgs sws Shall sisestbem-nh, ,how giorioss f. ts3
I'LL when tnis wsary 1lfe Ger, s0gtt JlI EF
In those bright celestial regions,
Dlest and happy evermore.
~ shxil NEE. our friends departed,
WHOM, the promised land hath won,
Shining 80 the stars OF Heaven - s%s
Round ths everl asting thron =:
Onward every soul to duty;
Scatter vide the shades OF gloens "a -
.ssa Al OF ifs isia the futurei % r,ss u4lsgE u6
Li.s Is bliss beyoua the tomb:
.Fv. shall, NEE. our 9+i.aa. ttier.rsa, ,GEhI
'~~ Clothed in robes OF heavenly white; >"
Ard uisa sainted voices greet them
Z IN ssist,d ii Ute and iigh..ss @l{t4a
Lift no-yeice Of grief o. sorrownzSR
l..s That they moulder in the dust; se,.ss.
- We shall meet tthem-,hallelujahl sI7 ~
s't-ssaa 1.-the rising ofthe just. n ,s1Fssa a.aa