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SECOND HEAT.

ANOTHER Race vIcroRr IN EsoIASn.-The
star OF The Americas stables Ia England,
seems to be largely in The ascendant. as tri-
um, b after triumph awaits them But the
other day We received the inielligence that
Mr.. Ten Br, eek had won another race with
Stark, and nov we get The news that Robert
Harlan has Voc i've racee--a Haadlcnp
stake and . mafch-with Dies Chlies- Eagr
land is great nrld for our racing men %
reap fortunes. aud keataeky Is jass IS GER
sainiy the ssrsc- han-e regieE. - where the
lsst c IS air 10 b. % nd Lea (bzrisF.
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BEARS N BorEToURT.-We have never BE-
fore heard OF 20 many bears a. have been seen
and killed in this aud some Of the neighbor-
ing counties during the past few weeks.
From all we can learn, 10 the lower end OF
the county and along the iine Of The river
bears are nearly as plenty assqairreis Far
ties are out bunting nearly every day, and
WE Lara that fh.-rr uas over dozen killed
a nj ~ Ae.k -fstefs.e Bhay.
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One Grand Prize of $4,000 ,
1hOle Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarterss2 so
certificates of Packages will be sold at t
IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERT1FIcATEs

Enclose the amount of money to our address, for
what You wish purchase; name the Lottery la
which you Wish IT invested and whether y'u wish
Wh"es, Halves or Quarters, receipt of which we
send what is ordered by first mall together with the
scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed Drawing
certifi ID by the Commissioners, will be seut, it'll
Explanation. p
R9- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office county and State
All communica atoms strict 70 on idential.
All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid Immediate
after the drawngother prizes at the usual time Of
forty days. -iif
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates, by Mail
Express, 10 be directed TO
WOOD, EDDY & Co, Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOO, EDDY x CO., Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington delaware.
RS- A list of the numbers that drawn from the
whe' !, with the of the prize that each is
entitled to, Will be published aft every drawing,
the following papers augusta (Geo Constitutional
ist AcbiIe hegiSter Nashville Gdsette Richmond DIS
patch, IauidiHg (IKiss.) Clarion and Ny Times.
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FIJI and the Fijians.
BY Thomas williams and James Calvert.
/ vol. svo. Illustrated with Colored Plates and



In order that some idea may be formed Of Nh
traordinary amount Of instr cuoB ard amusement
in this volume we append sumo selections from the
Table of Contents: -
CHAPTER Fiji; Discovery; Early History;
White Settlers; Paddy Conner; Climate; Tempera-
ture: Rain; DIVISIONS Of the Group
CHAPTER H.-oRIGIN AND PoLITY. Govern
ment Kings; sacredness OF the Kings Person; His
Domestic Life; rk> Of Royalty; SOCIAL Grades;
Poligamy Of the Kings
CHAPTER nL--wAR Incorrect Notioas OF the
wariike Disposition Of the Fjians; Gathering an Ar
my; Incentives TO Bravery; Native Agility ssThe
Chieftain's Leap;' Sacking Town; Cruelty 70 Cap
tives; Honorary Names; true Bravery Rare; Pride a
Cause Of War; Empty Boasting.
CHAPTER Iv.-INDUsTRIAI. PRonUcE, &c Ag-
reuiiurc; Sugar Cane; IDconx sf Canoe
Sailing: Superstition Of saiIorsi Arrow-ROOt; I'm
developed Resources; FUian Ye@s.
CHAPTER v.-THE PEoPLE.-Mouniaineers Alb
binoes; lnsensbIe OF Beauty; wonderfuf erab; sa-
cred Poetry; Chanting; Amusing Cure; P,ile OF
Country SELF Control; Rage: saicife; Then Lying;
Prevalence Of Murder; Affection; Maternal Love.
CHAPTER VI NAMES AND CUSTOMS In
social Restraints; Die; House Furniture; ceIius APP
paratus; Superior Comforts; Bll OF Fare; Drinking;
Etiquette Preparing the Grog Female Drinking Par
ties; Rare Intepperanee; Preparations Tor "a Feast;
Cooking; Ovens; Vast Pudding; FIJI Kip; rauomg7
Sleep and Tobacco; Country observances; Marriage
Wedding Feasts, Gong be Married; Mtrrisgr by
Force; Proposing, firth of a Child; womens Work !;
POgamy; It's Results; On the Wives; On the Chill
dren; Murder, Adoption; A Runaway wife; Treat
ment of the Aged aud InGrm; Buryng Alive; Graves,
Unburied Children; Horrid scene; Remarks
strangling; CannihAlsm; Occasions when Practiced;
Famous Cannibas.
CHATTER vII.-REIIGInN-No Actual Idolatry;
Two Classes of Gods; Priestesses; Consulting OF
God; Priesthood hnkings, Thank Offering, Divine
Diet; Cannibalism Connected with Religion; PiI
grimages; Objects of superstition Future State APP
partitions; Duality Of the SOUL Fate OF the Spirits
nimals Hard Fate of Bachelors Few reach Immor-
aliiy; Fijian Babel.
w. n. BERRY, &c CO.. Public square.
sep2S-u
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WILL, sell my Farm Franklin coaHty. Isna.s On
ii Rock Greek ak mIlas Southwest q Tnilshoins,
consisting 81 500 or more Acres q Land can Dc
aiyi ed INTO two places. II has good improve
menis-tae best q sssring waierse gead Grnt ans
Mll and within four mes or three ceie oraied
watering fl2css.
Fer further infaEmAfian aTasly 70 b. r. wHzrzs On
the place, % - ne AZ opeioa5ess IA
iano2-xtf n , aff4tk-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

HollOXyay,s Pills md ointment
White swellngs, felons sIinjonts, chiIJIans, burns,
Contusious, have terrors for those who posse 8
Holoway's Ointment, and know its properties. In
all internal diseases rely the Pills.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
BLACKSMITHs COAL.

nnn Tons for sale Al the lEfna Coal Yard IL
l,UtjU is FAR SUPERIOR 20 any other IN The ely
s durability and Intensity Of beat II ecut&ns LIS
than ONE per eent sulphur, and berns ~ithout ca
der. Is using IL, you will not on'y Dc pieAsc' oas
vcu can saye monsy- Oraerz can be dreppee n
Box ga P. o., o. AZ The Yard back % ~ = {; x H.
Depot . . aeee"-
sentS0
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

THE subscriber gi s< he fsrm. <1ta4zse e opi'
II en caaDty, Iesn-. IL mziex ron Eska.enr
Nv. mtles ffaln she SeAie Line nrl=ot "a Us Ne
hile aad he RnilFozd here = SO Attt ~ tes
dwelling houss, kilri.ep s<sbhs. ana tArSe e@-ns
4 rea, spple sssr Ard 4 me fnF tooteee and Ef4ih.
I.wgi AL my ssoek cFeEes ase f~e hks1 Ns<.es~
NJ xs-f e<e = stats L1ns States. kalls co. KY,
Terms ibeFaL n - sefse<
kzFts7-tN r4k
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Mnsif anO Gaming.
PROF. o. BECKER,

DESPECTFUI LY informs the public that he is or
IL ganizng his classes at the following rates
Lessons on la o, Flute, violin, Guitar, nc, and
cultivation, OF the voice, SIS 90 per month seven
Dollars when taken at his Office at Rev. Mr.. Hays's
College street, next door 10 the second Presbyterian
Church. Reduction Of charges when two or more
branches studded BY the same person
n. B.-As but few Of my hours are not takrn ap-
plicants are requested TO leave word at Bens.n's
Music store AZ my Office before the LIST Of Septe m
Der, promising strict attention 10 my duties.
aug29-lm o. BECKER.
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NASHVILLE RACES
g. -
Will C, mmence TUESDAY, october 4th, with
Sweepstakes for IyyO-Y ear old; One
Mile Heats.

Mile Heats.
500 entrances SIS forfeit Closed with % entries.
u,owLES K Cheatham enters b. f. By Free Trade;
i dam, second Bellshszztr. N. n. Calgy cut RS ;.
Z. by mp Albion; dam, Imp LeviathaH Eli Od'm
enters blk T. by Imp. Albion: dam, Imp, l. 'vaihGn.
". T. CheaIham enters b. E. Hoops, by Free Irade;
dam Ida, by Bel.shazza A Matthew'S e. .teTs oh c.
by Albioa, out oi the dam Of led OAK. n. Malone
enters +. Albion, dam, Imp. Levilthan. Clint
Douglass enters b. c. by nde Harold. nam, Day
Dream W C. Harding enters & c. by C tide Harold;
dam, Delta, by Imp PrAm. ". II. JOIN SON enters
ch. g. Toodles, by Highlander; dam, EPSILON. D.
wilkerson enters br. I. by Albion dam, Ross. r.
Martin enters Mary Burton by Albion; dam, stock
holder A Turner enters b. C. by I'm encoe; dats,
Princess Ann. John X Barry ente RS blk. C. by Al
Blk by Albion dam by Imp teviathan' j.
Mathews enters b <. C. by A bioI dan, American
Eclipse. J. Jackson enters b. {. by Childe Har-
roid, OF the dam Of Socks. W. Htrvey enters
gr. T. by Albion: dam by Imp. LeviAthan. NJ ~.
CIgy enters CD. T. by Wagner; dam Ambassador.
dam, Eadora W 7. ChealbaH enters ca C. ty
Hg nder; dam, Kitty PuTyear. ". I. Ch.a than
enters CHI {. BY Hishiander, dan, Mary Elliott W.
CheaIham cutters b. {. by HghiAn.er; dam, Imp.
shamrock.
second Race, same Day.
sweeIStake for Three year Old; 500 eHirance; SIS
ferfsit Ceased VITA three entries.
". g. Harding names CHI. C. 1y Epsilon, dam ny
Priam. ". + Cheatham names CHI G. Ned Breath q.
BY Glencoe: dam ny Leviaihaa- >. J. Carter nan.
! (sen. woodfolk's) eh- c. Delhi, by Gsencosi GAN
by LeviIthAn-
r4ss THIRD RACE, SANE nay fssf
Match for $500 aside; One W lie heatg.
Mr. Everley n .Inss eh. & oy G Elliott, Tour ears
old. Mr.. Leafs names b. otheiio, four Yeas
| old.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER san.
Club Purse, s3ooi Two Vile Heat,'.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6ti.
Sweepstakes foF Three old; One Mil ~ ats;
$500 entr ice; $50 foFfeh Closed with foar sntrss
| James jackson b. .. by Ambassador, q n
by Prnafa. W. q. Harding aAmes gr. c. HerudoH, y
| Alhions aAm Gamma. = Carter names CHI Ia
l peiai By Glencoe dam By Ievs.thsn. tit odan
names b. T. y oFaiya By Abba; dam by Sovereign
FRIDAY, ocroBEa 5sA.
Club purse, s2oo; one utle Heass.
SATURDAY, ocToBER s9h- sasa
PrepIetor's Purse s3oos Vile Heats.
| eetl ). J. cAKTER, frepfistnr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
From the Bowling Green Gazette.

At large and enthusiastic meeting of the
citizens of Warren county, on Monday last
at the Court House for the purpose of ex
pressing their high regard for and approba-
ton of the manner in which Gov. Helm,
President of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, and his associates of the Board
have discharged their varied and important
duties, Col. Order was called to the Chair.
and John NJ Sharp appointed Secretary.
After some very appropriate remarks by
Col. Order and Judge Payne. the following
preamble and resolutions were offered by
Judge p:
WHEREAs. We large portion of the cti-
Zens of Warren county assembled. have re-
garded with great interest and delight the
rapid and judicious construction of the Louis
Vile d Nashville Railroad through their
country. with its spacious and excellent
building in their town; Therefore,
ReSOtUed, That we tender to the Hon. John
l.. Helm this testimonial of our highest
gard for his honest. talented, energetic and
able management President of the Road,
and to his associates of the Board, the Prin-
cipal Engineer and esp' cially the Division
and resident Engineers ut Bowling Green,
we also tender our approval of the efficient
manner in which their department has been
represented.
ResoiUed, That we tender to them in their
| respectiv" capacities, as cordially as we en-
| trusted them with our means, the highest
evidences we can give our esteem and appro-
baton, hoping that they as well as ourselves
may live to see our beloved country flourish
and prosper under this system OF improve
mentS.
On motion of GEO. G. RoGERs-
| ReSolved That the thanks of citizens of this
county, are due 10 the Judge of the Warren
County Court and his associates upOn the
| bench, aud likewise to the Sinking Fund
| Commissioners of the county, for The able,
| prompt and efficient manner in which they
have managed all the interests OF the county
| in connection with the Louisville and Nash
| willie Railroad.
Resoired. That the papers of Louisville,
Nashville aud Bowling Gu cen be- requested To
| publish the above resolutions, and that the
County Count of Warren be requested to
spread the same upon their record.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

Memphis argus says the scholastic population
of that city, as ascertained by census just
taken amounts in the aggregate to 1921.
divided as follows:
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YAM - a LIE
GROCERIES
BY
HARRIS, GORDON & co.

On Tuesday next, 4th of October, 1853,
WE will offer at Public sale, in large lots with
w liberal privileges,
$50 hhds. choice Louisiana Sugar;
500 bbls extra white Rectihed Whisky;
900 boxes Is. l.. simpsons celebrated Aromatic
Schedam Schnapos;
100 boxes VOLTS Schnapps;
so casks Cognac Brandy; go
500 boxes manufactured Tobacco, various brands /;
100 reels C.,tion Cord;
500 packages star Candles;
go boxes Rosin Soap
With many other articles.
TERMS OF SAIK-Al sums under $500 cash. All
sums over 500 and under sito0 sixty days. All
sums over 8 eU0 and under 5000 ninety days All
sums over 5000 four this credit for approved en-
dorsed notes, payable in Bank
sep30-td HARRIS, 6OhDoS q To-
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co,

On Wednesday. October 5th. 1859.
yIvE will Offer for CASH front OF our Warehouse,
w No. Market Street,, a large assortment OF
Fresh and Choice Groceries, comprising in part the
following articles, viz:
100 hhds La Sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco, vari
100 bags Rio Coffee; Gus brands; u
100 a. Laguyra Coffee; 200 boxes SO Bar soaps
SO bbts New MoIasses; 200 80 Palm Soap;
SO 1. bbIs do: 100 Fox's Starohi
so bbls. Crushed Pow 100 woods doi
aered Sugar: 200 dozen Broouss;
400 bbIs. Cin,tL Whisky 900 boxes star Canafcsi
Is " NeWsom do; 100 q Iallow aos
so " Robinson co. do; SO y and "a Dds. Crah
SO &c Old Rye Boar berries
bon Whisky, 800 doz Printed oukstst
IS u pines Brandy: lev boxes W, r. and Z. ID.
IS bbls. Water and Bat Cheese
ter Crackers, % bags feppers
100 kegs Nails assorted 500 Realms Wrap Paperi
aoo cases Cove oysters; 20 cases Sardines;
10000 assorted Cigars:
200 kegs pure White i<ad-
200 boxes schiedam schEapps-
Together with many etnsr ARTICLES too numerous
CARTER, wIIsFoRD co.
sep2e-,d .-ssE -. No. snsrset street
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nfw AOufrtisemcnts.
For Cairo and ST. Louis.

THE Fine, Light draught a Iy-l -
l. Steamer, ELLA, CoRBETT, kzSys&s75
Master, will leave for the above
intermediate ports TUESDAY, the 4th instant
! AT O'Clock, z. NJ. A. HAMILTON,
octl-td Agent
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER san.
Club Purse, $500 Two Mile Heats.
Caheoass Seed Sewer.

TUE bess M.rhlas sser inverted fsr hreat-esst
i sexhis. ssa enc that every ssFmsr s,.psia
b We. Ail(lt I,ss,Nh 4 ~
sepls-a ssssk
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

klOlS DISHES AND FEASTS, OF
All Times and Countries,
BEsIi Is THREE HUNDRED MODERN RECEIPTS.
vol, small 4to., gilt top.
The Book is a vOlome of veritable sstable-talk''
about the table, and the things ,hat ought To
be on IL. treating them ''Classcaly and Poetc,lly'
and w1tal is not above telling how make
yeast c3kes;' Furnishing a plan TO render estate
bread frcsh," and cbocoIiie drinEable, and intro
ducing mt" good conversational society multitude
Of similar subjects hitherto beli 10 be forbidden
plehean aud kiichenly. II Is a regcnerated Cook
Book" Ia fact, that having the error its
ways, The mere fnImality OF Statements and its
commtn clothes means in future 10 have place in
the library End in the kitchen only through
the polite influence IS able t. exercise the head
Of the family.
w. n. l. ERRY a. CO., Public square.
sep;s-,f I a- lA
history OF FRANCE, fem the earliest times TO
lsis. Bl the Rev james White. large vol, svo.
w. II. BERRY, a. Co., Public Square.
sept2s-tr
HISTORY Of HIrCI o1rS. nn'w English version
with Notes and Appcndages BY Rawlhson. vi
I, large svo. illustrated.
W. a BERRY & CO., Public square.
seP2s-r E
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Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans!

M are ia sece.pt ek ios az s1peraF ee@f fznz
w Ihsx siil be seid ~ Aznsf4esory prizes ~ ne.
mssss cARrER. wIIsRusn \ 90.
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9otels, &f.

BROADWAY HOTEL,
ACTON YOUNG, SuperinteI dent.
THIS House is beautifully situated on Broadway,
J. convenient TO the Railroad Depots and Steamboat
Landings. sep14-lm
Nashville, Tennessee.
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New Publications.
A REMARKABLE BOOK.

"a We commend this Book heartily, alike 70 Ae
Student Of Races and Naionaisiies and 10 the friends
of Christian Races.-N. Y. OBSERVER.
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Choice Bacon,

I'VE have in store, and for sale, small lot q
w choice Family Bacon, euresl By one o. The bes'
conniseurs IN the country.
MILL, HOOPER 4 CO.,
Kepa Soa. and q Market a.
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Land Plaster.

HAVING been appointed Agents for the Western
III Virginia works for the sale u their Land PiRs-
ter prepared 10 furnish Il al the Pr.ee At the
Mines with freight added.
sepI4-tf ARMSTRONG 4 CO.
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The fOIOWng
SPLENDID SCHEME
Will be drawn by WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers of
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Breakfast, Dinner and Tea,

VIEWED cLAsSlCALI.Y, POLITICALLY, AND PRAc
1ICAlLY- OBTAINING NUMEROUS Gu.
RIoUS DISHES AND FEAsrS, OF
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Canes.

A FTRST-RATE assortment Of Canes, received
n and for sale hy y IL. Nc Ill,
Iadiesi ana Gentlemenss Furnishing store,
sep2Iu Corner u Square and College a.
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Fancy Goods.

TUsT received a fresh stock Of Fancy Goods,
ID Combs, Brushes, Purses, Pocket b., ks, Porte
Nsnnaies, Leather sateheb, Travelling Cases, shell
Tucking Combs vesi Buttons, ksZ -, STRAPS, Toilet
sep2ftr J. A.. McGnL-
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GEO b. BROWN. A. j. HOOPER, GEO MIzEII,
LATE b Laateg G Go
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-31

I'd lotion ant 8lhai ffuiuae in siufa iuf
ssla M 81 H Ht
All e4Hiissm nis ~ h0aia vii W. elf
nod W. orf Open rlilAe4 N lHiufsnoa
God ehile IN Store, ~ auf liu Policy N
lhsafshef, nhiass Hiiffeli a %inIifuIial, ~
shan fnll advance afe mtia
an rOSsiDkiftkIS sOLD ron
rOiN or i1S LgifiILLNT
We hafe ~ experienced cotton Sales.
man nai nalief aafsnlges ihli mr. ftalli
taa ~ futsanlna md advancing iha I'M
iofeai N puf patrons eann0t bt suftnssei.
Particular attention paid ~ Ne ~
rtIlISH ani fUhN ARDINu VI
uuvIbs, t%onaignments ~ eVory DO
sefipiiun solicited
ltoHpertiully,
uOGols, TRADER a HOiT
Memphis. July 10, lsbp. 2j.3m.
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Cleaves & Walden
Nave Jssst Received


r ECTURES on the Moral Government
IL Of God by Nathaniel W. Taylor,
D.. d., Professor Of Theology IN Yale
College.
The Land aud the Book; or, Biblical
Illustrations drawn from the Manners
and Customs, the Scenes and Scenery Of
tho Holy Land; by W. NJ. Thompson, u.
d., twenty-five years u Missionary In
Syria and Palestine.
Trcssillan md his Friends; by DR.. r.
Shelton Mackenzie.
Wild Spots in the West ; by Frederick
G~crstackcr.
What ean Woman Dol by 7. 3. Arthur.
prescott's Phillip tho Second, vol. ID.
The War Trail; or, The Hunt Of tho
Wild Horse-A Romance Of the Prairie;
by Capt. Mnync Reid. '
The Fifteen Decisive BATTLES of tho
World, from Marathon 10 Waterloo ; by
l.. =. Greasy, ~. A.
Tho Afternoon Of Unmarried Life;
from the last London .dition-ncw supply.
My Thirty Years gu, " the Senate; 6y
Major Jack Observation-Disclosures.
A Memoir VI 5. >. prcntiss; edited By
his ~bro.her-ncw supply.
Adventures u Gerard, tho Lion Killer
new supply.
Unity Of Mankind by Cabcll-ncw
supply.
Waikna (; or, Adventures on the Mos.
quito Shore.
Splendid Illustrated Edition Of Mother
Goosc's Melodies.
Jus, received and for sale By
app CLEAvHS 4 vipvN.
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"WHou. NOT HAvIuo SEEN.
VI LOVE-.

u 10 easy 10 love when eye meets cyo,
Aud thu glance reveals the heart,
When tho Hush On tho cheek can tho soul
bsspesk,
Aud the lips IN gladncss part,
Therc's = thrilling " bliss in . loving kiss,
Mud q spell in u kindly tone,
Aud the spirit hath chains u tenderness
To letter and bind ito own.
but n holier spell and a deeper Joy
from . purcr fountain iow,
When the soul sends higher it, incense Gre,
Aud rests M more below; :
When the heart goes up 10 the gate Of
heaven.
And bows before the throne,
And slsteias ~ hssp iss sins forgiven,
Calls the Savior I'll its own.
ThesgA ~ sssss nsv IN the lovely bsc~
Thai fslt fos " the thorn,
Though affair from home VI pilgrims roam,
An ~ iess vtsA ssil are vom,
Though We never have pressed ,hA, pierced
Aasd,
" 10 serseehed ~ livcs above;
And ~ y his care, In grateful prayer,
"Who., not having seen, VIC love-"
We have fsls him seer, for many . year,
whea 4 eve ~ bent shs kncc,
IT, aeey essafA, shal e~lssioas faith,
Dear Savior, casve frols thee.
Whsa W ssosd beside the dying bed,
Asa vsesAsd ths loved M e.,
In the d~ashsmins hoss, W felt lis power,
40 u hssaed The Wsscs II woc.
Aud still, ~ 10 climb the hills Of time.
Ard ths lamps VI sarsh erc~ din,
We are Fastening n from faith 10 sishs,
We ere pressing near 10 him,
And ssay fsea tksh u AnAly mould,
Enrapssrcd Ne eAse above,
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