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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
wal Paper. W"alI Paper,

WAL Paper! wal Fnperl
BAUMBACH Il EvERe,
wHoLKsALE AND RETAIL DEALHRs
French and American Paper aangin8s.
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES In every VARSITY
@ CHARTERS STREET.
Plr.icnar attention paid to all their line suis tes
Lea s Perri1ss'
CELEBRATED
WOR WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
AND APPLICABLE no EVERY VARz1TY OF prsH.
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman at Msdrss 70
his brother at Worcester under date Of May, 1851:
"fen LEA PERKINS that their sAUCE is highly
esmed in India and u.s. In my opinion the mos. pAatabe
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce thati" made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded the Jury Of the New York Exh
billion OF Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERKINS,
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Tho world
fame OF which having led FORGERlES, pur.
requested that the Of LIZA PEA-
RIMS upon 1.-THE WRAPPER, LABEL, 6ToPFEA and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any infringing,
other by vending spurious Sauce and have
In various parts of the world 10
them Of nfringemens Sole wholesale Agents for
'4' -''' ~ JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
40b Broadway, New York.
stock always in Also, orders received for
shipment from England. Au16 Sply
French Shirts.
Just received, fresh invoice Of
WHITE LINEN SHIRTS
WHITE COTTON SHIRTS, ..=.
| COLORED COTTON SHIRTS,
Also, beautiful assortment of
GENTLEMEN NECK TIES.
@ LION q PINSARD,
| "a and So Royal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
Insurance once, 4s Camp Stree

Insurance ONCE, 4S Camp Street.
UNITED STATES CMuTUAI0 LIFE INSURANCE AN
NUITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
Assets. 957fj 81
Losses paid this office since ls5l....... 26l9i 90
OF which has been paid to dae in $780,. 39,SS5 20
Contracts completed and Policies issued by the undersigned
agent delay of reference the Office and
all LOSSES paid here
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE,
Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Conn
pany of Philadelphia.
Assets S7027S5 81
And
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF
VIRGINIA.
The undersigned is prepared Policies against
loss damage by Fire City Country of
$4,000 any risk. Also on River and Marine Cargo
Risks, at current rates of Premium.
Policies Of the above we'll known Companies held by
large number of merchants City Country risks and
by nearly every local Company in the city for nsurances
Cash Return Fire River and Marine Premiums will be
made to those desiring lieu of Scrip Dividends and the
agent is fully authorized to adjust and losses with the
promptness Of any good Company in the city.
The best city references given application at the Office
A share of business is respectfully solicited.
HARMON DOANE, Agent,
sul5 2plm No. As Camp street.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

Twas the nigh, before Christmas, when, all through
the house,
Not creature was stirring. not even a mouse
Tho stockings were hung by the chimney with care
In tic hopes that ST. Nicholas soon would be there
The children were nestled all snug in their beds
While visions OF suSar-plums danced thro' their
heads
And mamma in her 'kcrchicf and in INV cap,
Hal just settled oar brains rur long winters nap
When ont in the lawn there rose such claltcr
lspr0ng from my bo 10 see what was the matter :
Away to the WIN ipw fow likcu Nash.
Tore open the shutters anl threw up the sash.
The moon on the breast of the new Fallen snow
Gave the luStrc of mid day to objects below;
When, what To my wonlclin eyes should appear,
But miniature sleigh ami ci:sht tiny rcj,,lucr
With a lit;ic oil driver - lively and quick,
I knew - = m9mcu i must bo S,. Nick
More rapid Than eagles his ccurscrs they came,
Aud he whispered AMI shoutc lanl c,llel them by
"Now Dashcr! nov D.ne.r: now prauccr now
Vixen!
On Comet, ON Cupid. on Noal,r o. H,:..a.
To the top of the porch. to the top OF the wall
Now dash away, dash away, dash away all!"
As the leaves thai before the wild hurricane Ry
Nhen they meet WITH an obstacle, mount to the sky,
SO up to the houSc-iop the c"rscry they flew,
With Sleigh full or toys 81. Nicholas too;
And then, in n t'in&ling. | heard on the root,
The Prancing aud paving of each ttlc hoor.
SO drew i'll my head and turning around,
Down the chimney st. Nicholl, came with a bound
lie was dressed all in fur, from his head to his
foot
And his clothes were all tarnis!,cl with ashes aud
sout.
~ bundle Of toys he had flung ON his back,
Md he looked like pedor just opening his pack
Ills eyes, how they twinklod his dmplcs, how
merry!
IIi&cheeAs were like roses his nose like n cherry
Ills droll littlc mouth was drawn mp like n bow
And the beard his chin as white rs the snow
The stem of a pipe he held tight in his teeth,
And the smokc. il cncirccd his head like wreath
lie had broad face, and littlc round belly.
That shook when he laughed like bowl full of
jelly
lie WAS chubby and plump, right jolly old clC
And laughed whom saw him III spite of my self
\ wink OF his eye and twist of his head,
Soon gave me to know had nothing to dread
He spoke nota word but went straight to his work,
And filled all the stoclings-thcu turned with Il
jerk
Then laying his finger aside of his nose,
And giving nod, up the chimney lie rose.
lie sprang to his Sicg gl to his team gave II whistle.
And away they all flew like tho down of thistle.
But hcarl him cxclam he drove out of sight,
Merry Christmas to ALL and to all good ilsht ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
ITALIAN ACADEMY.

THNlE above Institution for number of years
Il under the supervision of the Rev }. l.. X en-
nc,ly, is still confidently commended to the pat
ronaSe OF generous community under the au-
spices OF Mr.. WM. II. RANKIN, whose high
testimonial from lis old prcccptor, which is ap.
pcndcd to this notice, il abundanty sufficient to
satisfy every one that lie is entirely qualified to
maintain, in great degree, the former high
character Of his Institution. Young men dcsi-
rous of sccnraga thorough Classical and Eug-
lish education can do so this Academy, under
highly favorable circumstances being far re-
moved from many of the temptations incident to
village location and being surrounded by n
community of virtnous and Intelligent citizens
The attention Of the public is specially invited
to the following low rates of tuition
TERNs-rER SCHOLASTIC YEAR or ELEVEN MONTHS.
Elementary English branches, $40 90
Higher English branches, l5 90
Latin Greek, French Mathematics, % 90
Good Boarding can be had at nine dollars per
month. The exercises of the Academy will Le
resumed on the lst Monday in January, 1860.
y rdcr of the Trustees
T. III, RUSSELL, Secretary
This is to certify that SIr. WM. r. RANKIN has
completed n regular course of Latin and Greek
lie has also studied French. Geometry, Algebra,
Rhetoric. &c. lie has rendered me most impor
| tant assistance this year in the Classical Depart
mcnt much to my satisfaction, and no less so to
that of the numerous classes that he heard re-
cite from day - day. i have taught none whom
/ could regard his superiors in scholarship, ire
proachable morals, and gontlomanly department
TO is commended to tho kind regard end conf
dono6 of gentlemen who would honor and re,
ward plort, j ]. KENNEDY, A NJ
ThOlan Academy, Nov l8, 1869
Dec Z, 1859 20
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
The Sewing Maob;a,, !

~ oi CoSNECFICn, -Nau.-
GOT oneF Don't say so! WIfG did you getF
One oftlc kind to men and sIstt
own 1t or hire it? How mach I'D you pay
DocS u go with crank, or trcadl'F say
l. m n s'ngle man, and somewb>t green,
Tell mo of your sewing msshlne
Listen my hoy, and hear all about it,
don't Know what should do Without it,
I've owned one now for more than u year,
And like it so well call it my dear s
Ills the clcvcrest thing ever seen.
This wonderful family sewing machine.
It's none of your angular Wheeler things,
With steel shol brak and cast iron wings;
Its work wOuld bother hundred Of has,
And is worth TIA uS!ntl lutlccd it *:
And has wny-you needn't stare -
OF cUmbinS and braidng its own black haiv
Mine is not ono of those stupid atTnirs
That stands in tho with what -nots aul chairs
And mrkcs tha, dismal, hcalachy noise.
Which all the comfort OF sowing dcStroys
No rigid coutrvancc of lumber and steel,
But one with a natural spring iii ,he hocl.
Mine IL orc OF the kind to love.
ANIL wears shawl utd n snn Kid glove.
Has tlJe mCrricst eyes and II dainty foot, ..t
And sports the chnrmngcSt gait"r boot,
And bonnctw with feathers and ribbons. Uu loops
With any indchnitc number oi hoops.
,onc Of your patent machiu"s for mo,
Unless Dame Natures the pat"ncci
| like the sort that can laugh and taik.
And take my arm for an evening walk;
Tha, will do whatever the owner may choose.
With the slightest pcrccptiblc turn of the screws.
One that cnn I""v,. .,"l ~o,,ih, -Cirt;
, ,nd make pudding as well as n shirt;
| Ono that sing without dropping stitch
! And play the houscwifc. luly or Witch
I Rordy to give tho sugcst advice,
! Or 10 up your collar anl things nice.
I ,t.l
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
Brandrcth's Pills.

FOR sur .iT S.iLtBRfT'l. s. e.
IttESE celebrated Pills arc of vegetable com
4 pound, free from mercury or drugs of amy kind
They are sovereign remedy for pain any unea-
sincss in the body, cosivcncSs. Skin diseases
Of any invccrac aud painful character, such ms cry
sinclaS salt rhcum tcttcr and summer heat. lave
been =" 'ro;ed by thcir These pills have
rnrod tho rn, matte. the cplcptic the pnrolytic,
and the consumpu,, IN inundcc and all alTcc-
lions of the liver dyspers.,. dyscntery, and dnr-
hoe plcursy. sudden paius an~ 'nSamnIntionS'
female distractions, Scorbwtic and b,""i'Hlous,
even gouiy and ncuralsic affections, have 3 '"h
way to the use of this medicine {; and now. HFtcr
twenty years experience, tho public estimation OF
Bondrcth's Pills contn.uc to increase. Fen WORMS
lirandrcth's Pills are tho best vermfugc; they
are inallblc little child, six years old, for some
weeks was dropping its mother gave ii ono ct
Brandrcth's sugar coated pills. the next dey there
come away worm sixteen nchcS long, ami as
largo rs a child's finger, The child was we'll And
tUr Plcuiisy nothing is better. Let the people dis
card prejudice and try them. fg-
ksS" Sold by w. $. & G.. F. WILLIAMS, at
Salubrity, :. C., at the usual price.
Apri 20, 1850 80 tf
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rtcNESS---IN oEniNARY
'' ''' V"' i'N'''A' Petition for final set
Vim IS Robinson s. others nem'ht an" Decree
| II appearing TO my satisfaction that VIM. Robin
i SOIL, one OF the defendants in this case, resides
without the limits oil this State: II is ordered,
therefore, that he do appear at the Court Of Or,i.
nary, to be holden at Pickens C. H.. OH Monday
23d day Of January 1860, at 10 clock, a. NJ, TO-
show cause, il any lie can, why final settlement
Of the estate of William Robinson, deceased, should
not be had, and decree made thereon
j. H.. HAGOOD, Ger. 4 AcrlxG ORD.
Oct. 10, 1859 II Sun.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
| - IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
! ID. K. Hamilton,
John Walker, Adm'rs, Petition for settlement
VS.. and Decree.
| JAS. Walker s others F.,
| L appearing to my satisfaction that James Walk
L cr, Allen Fuller and wife Eliza. and Patsy AL
cxnnder, defendants in this case reside without the
limits oftiis State 1t is ordered, therefore, that
these said absent parties do se,orally appear in
! the Court of Ordinary, to be holden Mt Pickcns
Court House, op Monday the 20th day of February
| next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to shew cause il any
they can, why final settlement Of tho estate of
Jano Walker, deccased, should not be mado at that
limo, ahJ doOree had thereon.
j. Il. HAG00D, Ger. &iAcrlyG o.P,p.
NoY, D, 1909 " 3M
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

National Recorder, (Washington,) the follow.
ing cut is found against Thomas Paine and
his doctrine. 1t is too good to be lost:
" A gentleman of New York found Thomas
Paine one evening haranguing company OF
his disciples, on the great mischief done to
mankind by the introduction of the Bible and
Christianity. When he paused, the gentle
man addressed him thus: Mr.. Paine, you
have been in Scotland; you know there is not
Il more rigid set OF men in the world, than
they arc in their attachment to the Bible; 1t
is their school book, and their churches are
full of Bibles. When Il young man is lcav-
ing his fathers honsc, his mother always, in
packing his chest, puts Il Bible on The top of
lis clothes" Mr.. Paine asscntcd, and the
gentleman continucd "You have been in
Spain, where the people arc destitute OF the
I Biblc, and where you can hire Il man for a
| dcllar to murder his neighbor who never
gave him any offence" Mr.. Paine assent
cd, and the gcntlcman continued again :
lou have seen the manufacturing districts
in England, where not one man in fifty
can rccd, and YOU have been in ireland, whore
:, &."i0ritY ucYcr saw Bible Now You
/ know i is Il historical fact, that III one count,
in Eugland or lrelard t.i,y, ,.ge many h.o:::
capia convictions in six monts. than there
arc in the Whole population of Scotland IN
twelve Besides, there is not ono Scothmar
in the Alms House. State Prison. liridgwcll
or pcnncn;iary Of New York. Now, then
if the Bible were so bad book as you repro
sent it to be, those who use it would be th'
very worse mombols of society; but the con
trary is the fact; for our prisons, Aims lIouS
eS and Pcnitcntiarcs are filed with men an'
women, whose ignorance or unbclicf prevented
them from reading the Bible 1t WAS tcr
O'Clock at night, Paine answered not word
but tnkiug Il candle from the table, SientI,
retired to his chamber
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

STANDING Up FOR ms FE1ENps.-m the
flush times of Nici;sburg, Miss, when the
phrase " hard case )" meant something more
thun it does now, Harvey jenkins was admit
tcdy one OF hardest. by some strange acc,
dent Harvey found himself at church one
evening The sermon being over, the preach
cr r.rcqucstcd all who were friendly to religion
to rise and hold up their right hands. The
whole audiences, apparently, rose to their feet.
After they we're seated again, the minister
continued Now if there is single one
here who desires to sec Satan and his king
dom prosper, he will rise and hold up his
hnd,' Harvey, with some difficulty. got in
to an erect position, and said clad the vote
been less unanimous, | should have retained
my scat but | make it a point of honor ucv-
or to abandon a friend under adverse circum-
stances"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17


| remembcr-~-said British officer at the
mess tablc--possng winters night in vc-
ry strange manner. When was about cigh-
teen years old, being quartercd near Il country
village, bought fine game cock-.not to
fight but through a mere freak He was as
fine a fcathcred bipcd us ever struttcd on a
I pair OF legs. had carried him home. where
! no and had arrived about five o clock on a
winters evening. 1t so happened that an
other youth aud myself were OBLIGED for a
/ time to occrpyonc small sleeping apartment -
had a fulI->izrd bed IN it my companion oc.
cupcd Il small travelling bed, which fitted him
like Il coffin, folded into portmattcau in the
day, and WAS laid out at night Ey his servants
| No sooner had arrived than was summon
cd to dinner; but what must do with Chan
/ tlclccr? ! WAS puzzled; so | put him, pro
tcmporc, into dark wooden cupboard close
| TO the door, among parcel of old shoes, and
coats and pants, and Shut the door ChQnti-
, clecr 10 doubt made the best Of his quarters,
and went to roost. | went off to dinner, and
/ III the hurry and hustle of a party forgot tho
cock rs completely as if lie had never G.;
I Stcd
Now it so happened that my friends little
bed was planted with the pillow end close to
tnuchin,, tLn ko,, lolo tI,n d,,,l,,wJ ~. "Io' t
I in" hi,,@nr tboH gooJ s;,o5 Eov "VV 1ha''t w.
tyn)yn ,tlocl, ,,,,, l,,,,,,n ,,, ~
and FIJI f,st a.lncm s,;il ,nno,oo' ,,o %,I pou
t;.loor onl Ill Az n,.,. s,,,u ~ o',a, w.
friend hnd hrrn fnxt snorin,t tn ,nn o1,rs r.
Morpheus for an hour "onn
How long slept | cannot tell. but was
startled with lengthenine roqr, which made
me think some horrid conyusion of nature
was taking place in the whole country. All
aghast and halF asleep, | listened, and pres.
emily was made fully aware Of what had taken
place, and would be persisted in: for these
birds, be it known, crow full twenty minutes
/ it quite unnecessary to awake my friend, since
to sleep was impossible.
On went the cock, yelling, at short stated
| intervals, more like horse than any other
noise know. The cock was not aware that
my friends car was not only Il halt an inch
distant from his back. Nor was lie aware that
the cupboard door acted as perfect sounding
board So on he went, roaring his orisons in
style which set the furniture of the room
| IN state OF tumult. beg that you will not
imagine an abrupt, short, deep crow; every
crotchct OF it came from the throat clear, an
! gry, loud, and above all long, very long
Presently heard manifest proofs OF nncaSl-
ness trom tn" tenant IN the other bed. On
went the hug'c' agnin and again repeated. =
ut last heard aNo'ce cry: go Lord, what
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

~ men could find the fabled fountain that
is said to restore youth, and health, and beau
4y, with what eagornoss they would rush to
i3fink it's waters Yet with scarcely less ca
gernoss do they now rush to drink.of waters
that bring upon them premature old age, and
diseaso and loathSomo uglincss.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

" H'''' '"'''"e' y0" Know ''' SOWING Oh '"''s
Tut n,t-don't talk. sec You are in tho throll;
You needn't keep wInN,ng so inr' at tic wall;
wII ",,II ~ii i;,!n " .cig' r",yin rarlimrg
Wen, &c, one thcn-of the same design
There was plenty lc!t when got mine.
u
uenerai uenerai JACKSON JACKSON ana 'ho luf,'e
Amons the many CHARGES brought hy the
opponents VI "o''''"l '"cNSo" "S'''S' .,''' ="
prove 'n"S nc was me. not III 'oF t''c p''"'"c'Ty'
was '',' ne was ''''''"''' '"" 'n'S was V'l'
honest o'',et o, great many everywhere.
During hls Administration vessel arrived
h' =; Norfolk tro.m 'he W est l"N'cS, ana on ITS IT'S
uoeN VIZ So,o."' o'"ii"' ',DI N'"'s 1"'''
was I" sn'"s ol rGpSa'' w''cn n't1c'oa' ~, '"'
yo I @ ",1 ,,9.o" m,V .I,
an" GN poSGu Io' c,, Sr'e S'uo"S '"oSp S"o 'u-
W. 'e'I'' ""o,1 n'Gi''g',''.' "I'o
c..a % ,.I.av, w." o''''''I'' H. ~ u,
NV" o. "." ,,I ~, |p W. WI D""S'O '',t
",",'9,1 ','" ~ s''v "uIT " "I',i''.o -" O0''
S0'I IT, - "P 80 t',so'': a!:c, - VI" ii'GNo'J
i Nv "'' "'".a' a"''',H aa ~ SUN PN9I;,'
- ;a"l ',;"'l ",,o
Ia p 49, 't '",t ,;ns 'ae W.
W., - n'',s'i ,.."|> , ,,',;.. 49, 'o'''
,.,a,,I,l.;,, u q ,.,,,,.
,,I,i,.h ,.oa III, r,so;roI ~, Nv ,rl,o LII
o,,+ j. i, th,, ,!o,o of L;,;soIf ,'I lis o,Ln,.
InmocraI.. fr;nnJo
Shortl,, ottn, t,o rooo;,,t of th, C,ror,r. 4.
answer IL. 4 bnbIl;ng ainrg on Min .trnct
.md ;ust when nnnrlv IN rant Of Mr. r IS
h,ol .toro hr was hniicd Lv iiyo anti .Jncksnni.
ans nc f,I,nws
uWcu doctor have Won heard from thc
General about yonr tnrtlcy"
"Ycs /" answered nr uond 7 bovc tho
rcnIy in INV nockct~
nInt,. 500 If !, lots coo # =, thcv all c,;cd
in breath.
uITcre Il is" Dir \ rcnlicd
lie produced tho note, and the. read
"Gentlcmon | thank you for the very fine
TIc3ro .1I2T "o soiI , "mS af t,T t , o I q o
hod almon, hoarl ,l.t ro',r ,,ro,t ,,o, coniI
n"t C' |r"to ,,.;tn rn,,liyh on3 now wn lnmw
Who ever heard Of turtle bcina called a tor.
toisc ?"
"WilI YOU takc bet on it?p said 4.
"That we will" answered they, sand we
will decide the point by going into friend
BIS"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

WHATEVER Midas touched turned int
gold. In these days, touch q man with gol,
and he will turn to anything.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
Rags {. Rags !!
Eotico

4 FINAL SETTLEMENT the Estate orc
N D. Clmdy, deceased, will hc made beio,c
the Ordinary mt Pickcus G ii, ON Friday the
3Oth day of December next. Persons indebted
must pay before that day, and those having de-
mands must present them on or before that day
or thcy.will be barred. Persons interested will
take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN b. CLARDl, Adm'r.
Sept H. 1850 .im
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

"LooN here, Pete said knowing dar-
key, " don't stand dar on dc railroad -
Why, JooW Kase if de cars sec dat
mouf of yours, dcy tink it am dc depot and
run rite in
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

SwEARENG.-Judge Longstrcct, in the
Field and Fircsde, gives the following stri-
king passage in his story of " Master William
Mitten: -
What sin it is Every other sin has
something to plead in its behalf. The game
ster, the cheat the swindlcr, the thief, the
robber the pirate, sin in the hope of gain
The assassin for the qualification of revenge
the dlunkard to appcasc a raging thirst
the prodigal for many qualifications. But
thou, oh, profanc swcarcr what have you to
plead in the cXtcnuation of thy offence 1t
is purely grutuitous. lii one single short inn
precation, you embody sins enough to damn
world You insult the Almighty, you tri-
ile with His holy name, you violate the laws
.of humanity, the law of peace You set Gods
power at defiance, and invoke Gods power to
crush your ncighbor and your brother! And
all for what? What momcntary gain do your
sin of sins? Often most commonly you have
not even the Aimsy plea Of passion to gloss
over your crime. You mingleitin your sport,
yonr rcvcls, your banqucts, and horrifyit with
q laugh j.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

A LITTLE boy had one day done wrong
and was sent, after maternal correction, to
ask in secret the forgiveness Of his Heavenly
Father. His Offences had been passion. Anx-
;ous to hear what he would say, his mother
followed to the door of his room. In lisping
accents she heard him ask to be made better
ncv,, to be AIRY again; and then with
child like simplicity, hc aa1cd; " Lord, make,
mas tcmpcr better tou.