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ITALY.
The popEs ENCYCLICAL LETTER.

The POPE'S ENCYCLlCAL bEfIE''
The suppression of the Catholic journal OF fars the
Uairer, for publishing encyclical letter OF fius
TX. has already been announced. Thisletter dated
Jan. 10, and is headed in the usual form, 10 our
venerable brethren tie Patrarchs, Prmates. Arch
"bishops Bishops and others, ORDINANCES oil places IN
"grace and in communion with the Apostolic See.
The following passages are the most important
Since the publication o. Gnr enc y.ocuonS which,
were subsequently delivered in Consistory, you nave
learnt youI souls full Of grief WITH what eyus reti'
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EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

The steamship Arago arrived on Wednesday morn
ing from Havre on the 3lst ut and Southampton Feb
l. HerDews has been anticipated by the Bohemian. She
bIirgs 81 passengers and cargo of $50 tuns, valued
at So 600 900, and has experienced moderate, change
able weather throughout the passage
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The dFcount
UGRPER's PENNSYLVANIA SQUARs SLAfhs SV-D Al ~nSSh
,o,r. w.xr,n ny coSpAsr in every city and town Sam
pIesiurnished on ie00'P'" H. GREEN, General Assat-
An Metallic or Rnbber States not having Greens fsssat
1hrsoY are inngemens and persons selling the
VIII oe heia J. H. GRuss, Psteatss.
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DEATH PROM APoPLExr.-John B. Allen Of No. 80
Elizabeth street, died yesterday at the NewYert Hosps
from the effects Of nj OF spopexy with which he take.
years large and was formerly locs.ed With The
capacity suter Coroner Gamble held naues the
body.
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BULL : IiEAD.-Ine NUMBER OF cdtIle III Tile ydrus
at Forty fourth street yesterday was unusually small,
even for the second day of the market notwithstand
ing SOME fresh arrivals. The demand, though not very
lively was sufficient to absorb all the stock for sale be-
fore night better prices than those reported for the
first day saes. In fact there has been steady i'm
proyement in the market, commencing Monday morn-
ing at Bergen ard continuing Tuesday and Wednesday
ut the great city market. Full particulars will be found
under the proper head of weekly market reports.
The members of the Republican Campaign Club
will, owing to their greatly increased number, hold
their regular meeting for this evening Thursday in
the large room of Clinton Hall. The roll already
shows very many wslknown names in the party.
WHAT BLIND MAN SAW IN ENGLASD.--To-nght,
the friends Of the Rev. W. II. Milburn, the blind
preacher give him benefit at the Academy of Music,
when he will give his amusing lecture spon what he
saw in the Home of John Bull.
DEATH OF "BoB" CoLLISs.-We yesterday morn
ing reported that Robert 5. Collins, commonly called
Bob \" Collins, a somewhat noted politician, had
been conveyed to the NewYork Hospital while labor
| ing under an attack Of apoplexy. On Tuesday night
Mr.. Collins died, at the Hospital. Coroner Gamble
yesterday held inquest on the body, when post
mortem examination was made by DIR. Cameron. IL
was then discovered that deceased had sustained
fracture of the ska causing compression OF the oran
which had resulted in death. The circumstances OF the
case are peculiar, and Mr.. Collnss death somewhat
mysterious. Ii was shown by the evidence taal Oh
Sunday night the deceased while under the nnueneo
of liquor procured carriage and drove 10 urnAns
saloon at the corner of Barrow and Hudson s.rees'
where be drank several additional glasses % "fuO''
Getting into the carriage again. he nsiS,eu W Oons
conveyed to the upper part Of the eiy pus .ue PRIV
Dre,or Of the saloon requested che driver OF the car
raoe TO take him to his home in LisPenard street The
driver accordingly turned his horses IN mat direction
Sn, On orsnjpU the coach door in front of Mr. Confs
ra.;Ssnes he discovered that the opposite door
oron and that the man was gone. This was about l2l
ocloek and the driver says that he saw deceased in
bs coach at the of Hudson and Broome streets
E;,,en minutes later the deceased was found by Tom
liver In Thirteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, in an insensibe condition. in the middle OF
the street. Calling assistance, Mr.. Hysr who was
acquainted with deceased conveyed him to the Eighth
Precinct Station, wher, IL was supposed that he was
simply intoxicated. Being still nsensibls in the morn
ing physician ww called, who advised bis removal 70
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CITY ITEMS.

A sharp snow-storm commenced yesterday after
poon, and up to the hour of going to press, 1t had
made good Roadway toward sleghing, with every
prospect of doing much better before morning.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON's VIEW OF THE POPEs
LETTER.
IAN article Of Imperial onsin.l

From the Paris CoHsfifutiorne, JaH' di', -
The Sovereign Pontif has just addressed an eh.yS
clcal letter TO all the bishops We at first Ssi
whether legally authorized 70 Pao ..a ala.
tosship Of the political power Of our country WIN 'A'
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TAdvetiseusn

GIRLS AND WOMEN SHOULD UNDZKsTANn
pHanyotaeY TO KsAsLI raxn TO avoid sslash and tnst
men and also 10 drec, properly the training and s4sosncs
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fAdvsrtxscnenl

NfiIhons of Bottles Of Mira. WMsLoWs 5O0 tsn -.
rse snur are new ussA every yssz In the unisss
Children Teethlns with nsver<Ailies success assss
dssts esd certain opy y essss esssl~
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fA1verffSAtneUt

R.rcHyLoR's HAIR DYE, VIC and ToUPEn
Rrseygp to 10 Bendst. Private Hair Eysns Rso.ss.
s.rcnxIoa's HAIR-DIHIs9 EsrABz.IsaHnsr removed -
AZ, is Boud.st Private entrance for LaSlsA
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fAdvertisemert.
BE SuRE You ARE RIGHT.


And inquire for Mrs. GARpssRs INDIAN BAIAAs % LUnS
IVORY AND HoAInovSD, II you suffering hem Coashss
Colds erorchits Asthma or in fact any lung dssss ess
DC foasd at al Druggists.
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I Adyeftiseluent.

GouRAUD's PoUDRE SUBTLE uproots haIr ffens
low oreheAds upper lps any part 81 The BODY Wsns
No. o. wskerst, irst store from Broadway
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| Acknowledgement,
lis unrivaled Saace,

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-This unrivaled Saaoc,
manufactured by PAskER BRos London be obtained a
their agent in this city A PARKsR No. Is Beekman THE
article Is saperer to the WsTcsehire Sauce ana b OBJ
tanned at ose-hah the price.
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Aevertisement.I
NEw-YORK, 1860.
GKSIs's PATENT

METALLIC IsDrA RUBBka And
BARPER's PKsSsYLyAsA SLATs COMPANY.
Dyror AND GENERAL Assscr,
No. IS LeoaArd<f.
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The members of the Republican Campaign Club
will owing to their greatly increased number, hold
their regular meeting for this evening Thursday in
the large room of Clinton Hall. The roll already
shows very many welknown names in the party.
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WHAT A BLIND MAN SAW IN ESGLASD--To-night,
the friends of the Rev. W. II. Milburn, the blind
preacher, give him benefit at the Academy of Music,
when he will give his amusing lecture spon what he
saw in the Home Of John Bull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

The Rev. Stephen H. Tying, DID,, is now giving
the Christian public the benefit of his long experience
in Sunday Schools by writing series Of articles for
The Independent, entitled Familiar Letters on Sun
day-Schools." The school over which DIR. Tying per
sonay presides has been to residents and strangers
one of the attractive features of the city bat through
the medium of this paper, his views and experiences
will reach very many who have desired to know mora
of bis successful labors-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-31
GEnRGE SIGGERS.

BOOK-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. 10 Prince Street, opposite the Gazette OHce,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC. Magazines, and Old Books bound in
lN any stvle j also RULE, and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant to be made of the best paper and materials,
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers. Merchants, Clerks Of Courts, Hotel Keep
ers, Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited to give me q call
~
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Pm very sorry" said a learned Judge u
4 woman who hesitated much in giving
some very unpleasant evidence, "Pm very
sorry to have to enforce such an explana-
ton as this; it must, Of course, be painful
to any decent person, but the ends Of justice
require it, and not only 50, but all the we'll
dressed females on either side Of you, have
come long way 70 hear that which pains
YOU 80 M utter"
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1Zzs- ~ he Fotsrs " tAlo%andria:-I announce
myself as a candidate lor election to the Office
ot Collector of Taxes for the Southern District,
the First and Fourth Wards, and pledge myself,
if elected, to 10 every hing il my power 70 give
satisfaction hope BY strict attention and the
manner in which have discharged the duties ~
the ofco the past year, to have secured to me the
confidence Of ny fellow citizens, and, therefore,
respectfully ask that they will give their votes
again az the coming election, which takes place ~
the 9Th day Of March WM. II. SMITH.
ian 2T-teF
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PROTECTION INSURANCE
= " " 7 II y
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER $50, 1000 DOLLARS,

Am coNsT., NTI.Y INCREASING.
Th. charter N th;. Compaly utI,g. more f.lyura-
Il.,,,,nt1~r. n, IN. farmer ,nd ,thgr., than any
r.,nn,,,y rh,r,,rrd II N. Stafc III insurinr
,i, ,yit,,,,t I, nr,r,i,,p, uotr II the applirart
.r. th.. r,II,,,u.,,t of tle rr.uium
f's',' .,, ,i ,...l, i,.,,,,,f IN 49,,
.... ,,,o ;,,,n..J sa5os,r .i,btF IN tbe a,,ount
,.,I INV, h.,,,n,, In Il, Lcao,nip, !
,,,tr I,,,,,n,. sr,alI rr.,,,i,,, n,i, tbe nj
N''''''1' ~ ~ '''.',,' \, Il
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

La u I r] 20: :. - L.
PASSENGERS for this Road will leave the
il Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train, at
T. A. NJ, daily Sundays oxeepted,) arrive ut Al
exandria at2, p NJ. Through tickets by this route
to Middleburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (Sun-
days exccpted,) at 7:30, A. NJ, and arrive at Al
exandria at 1:55, 2. NJ.
iy 8-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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STOP AND READ!

STOP AND READ!
ME are determined that our MERCHANTS
wv shall have no excuse t. buy BROOMS AT
thc North for wc will sen from this date, Brooms,
from % t. ~ cents per dozen lower than can ~
boughtin New York.
HERRING & EVANS,
dec "a ) South Royal street.
MERCHANTS AND OTHERS - WANT
M 1T HROOMS and WOODEN WARE, will
dnd il to their advantage to call at our Factory
before purchasing elsewhere, as We are now re-
ceiyiug our FALL SUPPLIES from other Facto-
rics, Of such articles ~ We a. not manufacture,
and natter ourselves that Ne can sell slow as can
IL bought II sccoad hands At the North. Give Us
4 call.
BROOM CORN WANTED at the Factory, on
Royal street, i t,w doors South u King.
sen HERRING 4 EVANS.
A MEXICAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH
n ENGRIFING&.
j. Il. CLARKE, No. ljS kISG STREET,
Has Il splendid collection ot American, French,
and English ENGkANlNGS, ~ the most cclc-
brated masters.
Also, 1 large assortment of Gilt, Rosewood, and
Fancy PICTURE FRAMES, tor sale low.
sep
DENNSYLVANIA NAILS LOCKS. &c.--Just
4 received and III store, 100 kegs superior Nails,
Of assorted sizes; Kim Locks, uI every grade with
d general assortmeutof Building and House Keep
Ing Hardware On hand d l"t of Traces Mat
tocks, &c., 10 IL closed out at 4 low price.
JOHN 4. CREIGHTON,
dee 30 80 s King street.
NEGROES WANTED.-W wish u purchass
IN any number II NEGROES, of both sexee,
for cash An letters addressed u u.s. Al this place.
will receive prompt attention. Having bought
the establishment, lately occupied by MILAN
Grigsby, West end Duke street. and having reft-
tel it to make il one If the most healthy and com
Portable Depot for NEGROES, We viii receive
them on board On the usual terms.
aug 3O--cotf PRICE, BIRCH 90.
NTEGROES WANTED.-I wish to purchase
IN any number OF NEGKOES, for which ] will
pay liberal prices Those wishing to SELL will DO
well Il call On me before selling, al my old stand
AZ West End, Alexandria, Va.
aupIS-atf JOSEPH BRUTN
9~ BASKETS HEIDSICK
~ 20 Cabinet
l5 Golden Cluster
with various other brands Of Champagne; also
pure old Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines, for
sale at lowest marketratcs. by
dec ~ RIDGELG, HAMPTON 4 co.
III NJ ELDRIDGE 4 co,
HAVE removed their place 81 business 70 No. q
South Wharyes. jan
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lzs~ JOHN A. FIELD begs leave 70 remind
hs friends that he is 4 candidate Ter the office Of
Sheriff Of Alexandra City and County, at tic
next election and respectfully solicits their votes.
Hc refers to lis past conduct as guarantee fer
the future. aug l8-eote
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E..-- r. the Citizens of Alexandria II respect
fully announce myself as a candidate for Collector
Of Taxes for the Southern District, embracing the
First and Fourth Wards, pledging my best efforts
% give satisfaction, and perform we'll the duties
Inn lU-te- WESLEY AVERY.
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! l., SMOOT, ATTORNEY at Law,

Office, No. II, South Rog0i street, Aterandsia, Va.
l.ss~ Practices in Alexandria, the neighboring
counties, and Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all money collected.
REFERENCES -Messrs McNeal Jones, Balti-
more: Messrs. c. L t. Parker & Co, Washington
city; Messrs. Smoot, Uhler 4 Co., Alexandra, Va;
Messrs. Burke i Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
~,
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II. L. MONROE.

EsG~ 4 CARD.-At the suggestion Of many u
my friends, | have concluded not to run for the
SherAalty oi Alexandria County, but 70 run Tor
the Office ot Commissioner Of the Revenue
therefore announce myself 4 candidate tor that
Office. Iuoy lI-ootea WM. a. HABI.
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DINNER AND TEA sFTTs.


II RENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SETTS,
white gold band and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES, &C. &C.,
separate lor sets.
French Porcelain TEA SETS, white, white and
goii, Gilt aud decorated.
English White Granite TEA SEGISnd PIECES,
separate.
English White Granite Ewors md RasinS, and
Chambers.
English White Granite Foot Baths, Slop Jars, &C.
d.. al. 40. Pitchers Mugs, &C., &c.
in any quantities, wholesale and retail, at prices
that cannot fail 10 please.
9th mo 2G r. II. MILLER, son 90.
JSURNITURE AND BAGGAGE WAGON
The citizens Of Alexandria AMI vicinity, are
informed that | have an excellent Spring WAGON,
aud am prepared to haul FURNITURE Or BAGGAGE
10 any part Of the city, to Washington or short
distances in the country. Particular attention Civ
en- to moving the Furpituro Of families changing
their residences, to all which give my Personal
ATTENTION.
Orders may be left At G. Brengle's Confectionery
store King street where slate is provided for the
purpose. lsep lG-diyl ". a. HICKS.
IIHUPPlNG AXES.-Just received supply Of
I first quality Chopping Axes, from y = ibsy
Tor sale Is the box singly.
dec ~ JOHN i. CREIGHTON,
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NoRTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
"a. sss Stss rsssssssl ss r :.

-. ,ssss sss fzy sis- t5H3
III - A is
I1RoM BALTIMORE TO CHICAGO in 80
H hours, with only two changes OF cars.
TRAINS lsave Calvert Station, baltimore, dal-
ly, (Sundays excepted,) at 7.30, a. NJ, and g, T.
NJ, for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnat,
and st. Louis.
For Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canandai-
gaa, Rochester, and all parts OF Canada, trains
ioaye daily, Sundays excepted) at 7.SO, A. NJ,
and 3, p. M.
Passengers from Washington aud South, buy
tickets only to Baltimore, where they can be pro
cured to ali points JOHN l.. RlGNEl,
Assistant Superintendent.
Baltimore, sep 12-u
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n PR ADLFY

G. G, Blk ID Z :,
CABINET, CHAIR SOFA MANUFACTURER
Corner Of King 6 A!tredsts., AieraHdgj" "a.
HAS constantly on hand, and offers to the pub
II lie. an excellent assortment Of Cabinet ware
Sofas, and Chairs of every variety and on the low
est terms, which, for durability and hniSh, cannot
be surnassad NH 4-ly
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Ese5- ~ Tia Voters oi the City and County ~
AieraHdria:-I offer myself a candidate for the
office Of Sheriff at the noxt election, aud most res
pectfully solicit your votes.
IL 3-lawte III. L. MONROE.
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NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,

No. IA Fairfax Street, Alexandra, Va
4 CARD.-ENOCH GRIMES respectfully in
n forms his friends and the public generally, that
ho has associated with him his son JAMES II.
GRIMES. and under the firm name OF T.. GRIMES
4 SON, we have resumed at the old stand on FAIR
fix street. the STOVE, AND TIN WARB BUSl-
NESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, and hope and
expect to conduct the same so as to merit the conn
denee and patronage of all who may give us cali.
We intend to devote our time and attention more
especially to out door work, both in Town ana
country, such rs ,,o,,,.<,
ROOFING, GUTTERLNG aad SPOUTiNG,
And all kinds Of Stove aud Furnace Work, and
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All JobLing and Repairing attended to IN person.
Our Stock OF ST0NE rs is intended to suit the
wants ofevery body. We are determined to please,
both in work done and goods sold. Our expenses
small and We shall be content with small profits
Ms- Orders from the country either for work
or for goods promptly attended to.
oct l--ly f. GRIMES SON.
r ARREST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
| 4 STOVES ever offered in this market, consist
Ing Of the following COOKING STOVES, Dia-
| mond Rock, Stewart Stoves; Ponnsylvauian, Len
! der. Charter Oak, Nevada, Comet, Western Dia-
mond, Wisconsin, York Complete, and Nine Plates.
pARLOR ST0VES.-For Coal-The Macgre-
ver all sizes; Two Column Radiators, Gas Burners,
Siaings Door, Open Fronts, keisterboek, Forrest
Crate, Feimour and Latrobo STOVES; Parlor
| Crates, Globe, Office and Bar Room STOVES.
Wood Stoves-Self Regulators, Cottage Par
lors. Oven Parlors, Air Tight, Six-plateS, and
Box Stoves; Coal lIods, Fancy, Galvanized, and
Jspanned Coal Sives Coal Shoyels Stove Polish,
Sheet Zine, Sheet Iron, Stove Brick, and Soap
stone, Stove Pipe, Tin Ware, Tin Safes Japanned
Ware, Oyster Stewers Chatting Dishes, 6c., &c.
III. l. GREGORY,
| sen 20 Nos lis and l20 King street.
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IN TIME FOR NEW YEAR FREsENTs.

TSI RECEIVED 70mc FmN genuine
y MEERSCHAuM PIPE BOWLS, and
REEDS or CHERRY STEMS,
to suit. Also very Gne TUBES ur seq r.
liUkEES-thc very kind the Indies have been
asking after 10 make presents u then male friends
Ana 81 hand i fine stock of MANUFACTURED
SEGABS, SNUFF, 6c.
d. Z. SHAW, N. L. corner of
ian 2--tf King ana Fairfax ST..
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NO. 26.



PUEMs.-By the author of Life for Life,
&c. These poems OF Miss MulOchs have,
many Of them, reached US across the water
from to time, for the last ten years. They
were first published in Chambers > journal,
and other periodicals of the day. They are
pleasant verses, tender and affecting IN the
sentiment, and smooth and musical in their
arrangement. The following il an agreea-
bic specimen Of them. Miss Muloeh's Chris
tian name is Dinah Maria.
NJ CHRISTIAN NAME.
Ny Christian name, my Christian name.
never hear il now;
None have the right to utter il,
'Tis LOST scarce know how.
Ny worldly name the world speaks loud
Thank God for well-earned fame
But silence sits nj my cold hearth,
have no household name.
Ny Christian name, my Christian name,
Ii has an uncouth sound;
Myuother chose it out Of those
La Bible pages found;
Mother, whose accents half made sweet
What else | held in shame,
DoSt thou remember, up in Heaven,
My poor lost Christian name!
Brothers and sisters, knockers oft
OF tie quaint name bore,
Would could leap back years q hear
J. & shout il out once more;
One speaks il still in written lines,
The lu.t rraternal Calm
But the wide seas between Us drown
Its soupd-my Christian name.
bad long dream once. Her voice
Might breathe the bonely word,
And make il music--as love makes
Any name said or heard.
q, dumb dumb lips . sileut heart
Though il i no ones blame
Now while live III never hear
Her speak my Christian name
God send her bliss, aud send me rest
III her white footsteps calm
Should track my bleeding feet, God make
IT, them each blood-drop balm
Peace Peace o. mother, put thou forth
Thine elder, holier claim
And the first word hear in Heaven
May BE my Christian name.
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