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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

The following excellent tske-o6 on shs
questions proposed q bs ssksd by the ssh
ere Of the eeasus Of 1850. hss been vsFious
y credited 10 the Buffalo Express and sh'
Cleveland Plain Dealer. Without attempt
ing 70 settle the question Of psternisys -
present i - vs Ind u:
what's your sge5
Where we're yoo born!
Are you married. end u -, how DO you
like ~
How many children hsvs you, and Do they
svmeiensly resemble you |" 70 preclude
the possieillsy o. their belonging TO any o.
your ne'gheors'
D'd you ever have me messiss' and %
now @snyi
Have you twin brother several years
older than yoossiis
Have you Psfenss' and u % how many Q!
tnemi
10 you read Inc New Iestsment regularly
what !" your nghs'sg ve'sntss
which % you Ike best Tor light reading
The uun maker Of MOSCOW ~ Cooe' o. tht
Pres'dents last message ~. ?.
Are beans 90 article Of regular diet ia
your family. aad u %. how does it 60!
State whether you are blind, DEAL idiotie
os have the heaves!
How many chickens have you, and ere
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

wAsHisGros. Nay 16.-SExArE-Sena-
tor Greene. from Committee on Territories,
r.ported the House bill for the admission Of
Ksrsss without Recommendation.
Mr.. Davis revolution WIS resumed.
Mr.. D.uglss concluded bis speech.
The Casrissiou Convention decided be
was i;s choice ss the candidate for the Pres
idency. He had no desire for that cffice. ~
lie preferred a sest in the Senate. HE
name would never have been presented q
Charleston but for an suempt 70 prescribe
him; he wss forced to ALLOW biz name TO be
used in self-defense; he had no such ius, Tor
Office - would induce him TO sccept the
noninstion ~hen he iound himself not the
choice Of the n..iori,y; he would seorn 10 se-
eept The nonina'ion under any such circum-
stances. He Vas glad the Democratic party
kad determined 10 preserve :ts organization.
l; was the oniy conservative party Of the
country. and numerous enough 10 save the
Uaion. and he was proud 70 be among iss
uPHssocfs sxaiust toosS INV sssn " s~st~y
Il. because il would not change iss platform.
The attempt 70 destroy the party wss en-
trusted 70 worthy hands. Ysncey had cause
70 be proud Of HE achievements There 10
1913 he procisimed the same doctrine. and
could no, get his State 70 secede With him
Mr. DougIss then denounced any dissolc-
sion o. the Union 10 eloquent terms and
sgsln urged 10 favor o: oon-intervention un-
der which the South had got slave Territory
~ 70 latitude 80. when IN i649 snd 1850
they only claimed up 70 s6 deg. 30 minutes.
u was The only platform upon which be
could stand. II was not susceptible Of too
eosssrscsions-,hs only difference vas = to
js.icisl questions which would be settled BY
the courw. The Tsnaesses platform wss
liable % too constructions He wanted
~ double dealing. bat wsnted them to stand
On the Ciacinnsli platform @ I'll had under.
ssoodii II The doctrine Of Intervention pre-.
vail. The sirrspssssibls con6iet' would con.
iinos until one section wss subdued By the
other. o. they b obliged 70 separate in Or
der 20 i've quietly. Non intervention wss
he bsaner under which all Conservative
Gee ess'd usise.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

II : feiler catch teller carrying oG hii
wood, should . feIIer whale feIIer. u I
fe'ler couIdl-Csrnsnicw wn Emporium.
La body spy body creeping round hii
NJ. should body treat . body TO load o.
= soti-N Norwich News
If . BODY catch : body stealing bis "oIt
rye" should body kick . body ill body
cryi-Cin. Enquirer.
II body catch body stealing bis Ex.
press, shouldn't . body seize = body and
Try 10 get rsdvssi- Petersburg Express.
If body wants body bic store to %
,rosize. shouIdat body psy body for "a
|sdvertisei-Lynchburg Express.
II body see body appropriate his hat
should : body kick body just for doing
II : body catch body stealing ell his
chickens. should : body lick . body like
the very dickensi-Cent Dem
II body should hear body cay. I'll pay
my printing bill. wouIdnt body stare :
body for such sn expression OF his wiIl7-
Maryland Sentinel.
II body catch body stealing oil his
corn. should body make body wish be
wssn't bornl--Jonesboro Gszstte.
n body catch body "totin' of his
goose. should body fog body like the
very ducei Mt. Vernon Gazette.
II q body ask body to take the country
news. should body to . bodv sAy. bel
you me sxcuse!-Hyme Journal.
II body catch body winking q biz
wife. should bocy with . pistol take Z
body's :ife.-St. Louis Bulletin.
If body catch body. stealing of hi,
aigger. should body hesitate to drss ans
pull his uigger!-St. Jo Free Dem.
II body catch body. hooking OF biz
hoe. neei . body hurt body. just for do
ing soi-Ifon' on (Mo.) Furnsce-
n . body catch bedy stealing his En-
porium, shouldn't body lick body 'tiI
there wasn't any more 0. him!-Mcun'
City Emporium.
II boiy catch body stealing his Rev
el.lee. Shouldn't the chan whats coiched
siesiin.- ketch the devil leel-CsrIyle Rev
eIIe.
u body catch body telling on hin
lies. should body bea, . body ill be hs
no eyesi-Jssper Courier.
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Gov. Willard on the New Common
Pleas District Act.

From the State Sentinel. May IL
Clrrzxss OF IsDIAsA: Many Inquiries
have been made both Of the Attor ney Gene
raj and my yseIf q to whether the act entitled
IAN act to amend the third section II On
act entitled. An act 10 eslablish Courts Of
Common Pleas. and defining the Jurisdiction
and duties Of and providing compensation
for the Judges thereof. end rspsslieg Sec
tions 20 and So Of said act" psssed March !,
1859. wss regarded o valid. The Attorney
General has made such srssngements = be
believes viIl enable him % publish By the
6sst of June the opinion oi the Supreme
Court q to whether the act passed.
Iregard the Meter Of % great importance
that until there u 6aal action on The part
Of The Supreme Court. 10 sssps should BE-
taken for the slsclios % ystgss.
Respectfully, &e..
ASHBEL p. WILLARD.
EXECUTIVE DEPARrnEHr, IHpsAHAl
Indisnspolis, Nay 18th 1850.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

0H Rdsestsd men seldom swear because
they hsvs esessh 20 ~ without profsaisy.
~ : gssssaI rule. The lee nss re 70 ssy
shs more hs swssss. To endesver % sIe-
vsss sDsll ldss isss great one b. the
sapAssis q On oath, exci,es The contempt
q ssssIbls men. TO bs foul mosshed 4
eults . dlsgsssisg = % hsvs fosl hsads O
fsss. = y - slcshsd 10 fool lisss. TO sss
pvOssss lssgusss y voIsssssily % rsseuses
any high social posisics. end 20 ssDk With
shs io~ ssd sslssr rsbble.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30
Stenography Acquired in Fifteen Hin
utes.

Any person desirous Of learning shor
hand in ineredulousIy short space Of time.
can do 50 BY procuring Crary's Stenogrs phic
Chart. His system 10 an sbrevistion 10 less
than one-eighth Of the common writing, and
is prscticed BY more reporters than any 9th.
er system now in use. After acquiring that.
Ill that Is necessary in order 70 report :
speech or sermon 10 practice.
Price Of chart. with full instructions, only
$500. one hundred copies for $25 90. Per.
feet satisfaction guaranteed o. money re-
turnet. Address james d. Quinlsnd Agent.
Monticello. Sullivan county, N. Y.
Any newspaper giving the above With
this paragraph one insertion among she
reading matter. will be entitled to copy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

uA yssse lsdy . 11sssssiss. lsws,
bee exercised 10 Issp ysss privilege ora
perfect success. Her VILLAS hsag dows
bic he'd ssi hlushs<. - - - 90 vi
lIsg. end sbosIt hsss poppsd - esssdoa
himsem u hs bed spssh enough. LsNss
wI,h bsshisI bsssx. g end % iikewiss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

iJas. Gentry, John Specl,t and David
Davis; who being severa;ly named,
were adopted IS such delegates:
The committee on resol utions pre-
scented the following preamble and re-
solutions.Aik ~ fei8rF w
Whereas, there is conflict Of opin-
ion as TO The proper authority for call
ing county county conrentions, and
as the sigps Of the times indicate an
absolute necessity FOL. unanimity Of
feeling and sction with the Democra-
cy Of Spencer county. therefore,
Resolved. That this convention As
5hme the responsibility Of calling a
county convention for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the ensuing
election, and that We invoke the en-
tire democracy Of Spencer county to
nows heneeforth and forever bury all
past differences and chickering's, and
come up shoulder to shoulder in the
ensuing conflict.
I'd. In view Of settling all Difficult
ties With regard to the county central
committee, this convention hereby ap-
point and constitute the following per-
sons the proper and regular central
committee for Spencer county, to-wi,:
WIN. b. Kichardson, Of Luce, Chair
man; 5. d. Williamson, Ohio; T.
Blunt, Hammond; j. Shnck, Huff;
N Wagner, Harrison; Michael Spayd,
Garter; John Wollen, Clay; James II.
Bryant, Jackson; and DR.. GualtDey,
riof Grass township. aa na.li oaf
\ 3D.. That the Indiana delegation to
Charleston arc entitled to onr highest
lcommcndation, for their strong adhe
lsion-to our great national democratic
! measu r., sH.Nos INTERVENTION Br Cox
lGREss uPos TIE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY"
and that We yet maintain confding
hope that the adjourned convention
will give Us a National man, on . Ma
Itional Platform, alike acceptable to
J all points Of om county sYsh .r
4th- That the department Of our
! Representative in Congress. the Hon.
WIN. +. Niblack, has been such q TO
+ command our highest esteem. Ilil
5th. That the Hon. Wm- T.. Nib
lack is the first choice Of the Spencer
county democracy Cor her next Con-
lgressmau, and that her Princeton del
legation be, and they ara hereby IN
structej, to use all reasonable and
, honorable means to secure his nOmi-
nation. .sf A .a.llYesaisol NJ
\ 9th. That this convention appoint
the second Saturday in August next,
|at Centeryille, Indiana. Is the time
land place for the convention to nomi
, mate candidates for the October county
|, ,Ielection. NJ sHi Hr iis 4ol
\ Which resolutions, having been e.
verally read, were adopted By the
convention, and ordered, on mct.yn,
Ito Be published IN AL Of the democrat
slpapers in this congressional and judi
rlcial district.
THOMSON BLUNT, Chairman.
"; ,caSxTasSsCr N cHrrSx; s.s's'.''...
Aiser adjournment, the meeting was
addressed BY David I. Laird in bic
Usual strong and forcible style. @.
n. The Princeton Convention.
THs Psiueeton Cow ention win Be com.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

Spencer County Democratic Convsntion.
At . meeting Of the Democracy Of
Spencer County, held pursuant 10 no.
tice At Rockport, May 10th, 1860, at
half past one o'clock. P NJ, Thcmp-
son Blunt, Of Grandview. was called
TO the Chair, and VIM. w. Cotton, and
j y Atkinson were chosen Secretaries.
On motion $. d. Williamson the
Chair appointed committee Of nine,
being one from each tow nshipin Spen-
Ger county, TO select for the considera-
tion Of this meeting suitable delegates
to attend the Princeton Convention.
May 30th, and aid the other counties
in this Congressional District in SO
lectin a candidate for Congress for
saic District.
The Chair named DIR. Ewing, 5.
d. Williamson, Harmon Verhoef, j.
A. Stocking, Thos. H. Brown, DR..
Stuart, John Woollen, DR.. Gualtney.
and David Davis such committee.
Oh motion Of T. H. Brown it was
agreed that committee also select del
egates to the Common Pleas Judicial
Convention of this district, to con-
vene June 2Sth.
On motion Of r. L. Crosly, that .
committee Of five be appointed to
drsught resolutions expressive of the
sense Of this meeting, the Chair ap-
pointed r. L Crosley, J. w. Crooks,
David 4. Laird, f. Emerson and W.
III. Blunt such committee.
The committees having retired the
convention, was addressed By Doctor
Hougland, after which the committees
reported - follows ~ W sbs
Delegates to Congregational ccnven-
tion at Princeton---F. N. Emerson,
jas. w. Lemonds, Of Luce; John W.
Crooks, H. Corbly, ofOhio; VIM. H.
Blunt, II. verhoef, Of Hammond; g.
|B. Taylor, Isaac Lamb, Of HUI; M.
Wsgner, VIM. F. Kanzler, Of Hari-
|soD; N. Spayd, Jos. Gentry, Of Car-
ter; J. H. Bryant. -. n 'Griflth,ol
Jackson; John Woolleu, J. A. Stock
ling, Of Clay; Geo. W. Gualtney, "a.
Hackelman, Of Grass township, Hhieh
names having bssp ssverally submit
ted to the convsption, on motion q
DR.. Houglssd ware adopted..g v \,
Delsgstss torths Common bleae
Distinct Convention -. r. Jones I.
|Hylsnd, Thompson Blunt, Green p.
Taylor, Nicholas Fisher, jas. Beard,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30


The Young Husbands soliloquy.
The quserest little dresses
nv eyes have ever seen.
I .ometimes catch . glimpse Of
And wonder whst they mean.
al folded upso neatly,
Fashioned ou' with grace,
With little bows ~ ribbon,
And little bits Of lace.
gaze on these with wonder.
Aadin violsseyes
I fry 10 read the secrei--
Bot she il al too ~ise.
AID unto I'll my questions
She makes but this reply,
III you'll have patience, Psleg.
rilielI you-bye end bye.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

Tss Drummer. Jones wss travelling
With bic vile. and (for fresk) wss % gsl'
liant 10 his behavior 10 his cara sposs, ths'
madame grew uneasy and demonstrated
seaiuss bic sstsatoss . too marked fos pub
lie observation. .Ths d-I!" saId Jons'
awe'rs married. I suppossr' .Yes.s ssid
The lady shut judging ~ your dspostasst
iolks will shise - sisti" .Wsll-whss d
i,r' said Jones. "why not much certainly
for you," said The careful dsae-"you ere :
nss; but " women have or ehsssctsrs q
,sks care Of Jones vss shocked Isto pro
psIs,y for the sess Of the joor0ey. .-Bcstos
Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

NcvEE CnrcKEnce0R. Hss. uIlIs wss
arrested q Bsooklys. n. X. % Thursdsy
night Isss. shsrgsd With sssslisg ehisksss.
The s6esrs we're sboss y leave. whsa :
eIsehing noiss, proceeding ffoa ss6ss Mrs.
MilIs' ample skirss. esussd shsm % look 10
shas quarter. when % lee thas ioustesn
spriehtIy lookise ehisksas vsss 5essd.
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nIa order 70 smuss the children ou
the Sabbath. : lady 10 Bsooklyn We 90
gsl ed 10 reading % then fton the Bible ths
story Of Dsvid ssd Golissh. ssd eoaisg Y
that 3ssssgs 10 which Goliath - bossliagIy
dared The yooas sssiplisg. : ntsle ehsp. o.
most 10 bic 6nt ssowssss. sd s9islsss skiI
shst--slip thss-bs's enIy tIswissi ! wsn
to kaow who Iieked!s
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A F,cHrsc MAx IL GEosclA. The

A FIcHriSc MAN IN GEoacIA. At
lsnta tGa.) Corsederscy is authorized 70
state that there i man nov living in A.
Isn,a Who will fight the "Benicis Boy" for
the sum of ten thousand dollars, the fight %
come Oh during the present year. q any
point south Of Mason and Dixon's line
The person spoken Of is native Of Georgia,
and stand six feet one inch in hight. and
weighs two hundred END ten pounds. He y
Just in the prime Of life. Should Heensn
not accept the challenge. the Atlssta Boy
chsIIenges sny man 10 Europe o. America
20 6 rht him for the shove amount.
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Iron the Cineinnsti Eoquirsr.l
The Light Gone Out.


Fold the tiny hsads 90 closely.
Snoelh ihe gold waves from her brsw.
Wipe away sbe lass ed tear drop
She hss nsught 70 weep for nov;
For her earthly toll u ssdsd
And obey The last behsst. ....,.
sbs hss gone down through The dsrhness
Iato eternal rest.
Marx the brow Of snowy white ness; n
Joy and mirth once sparklsd there.
And her spirit bad : lightness NJ
That vss ignorant Of care;
Nov those syelids press'd 90 closely.
Hide : dssk tear faded eye.
AID the robe Of snowy whiteness N
Shrouds form Of mystery. HEof
Stoop and kiss the pale lip fondIy.
Ii she brighter fss back ysars
He wss wont 70 psess them gently
When they smiled q bic false fesrs;
A nd since then she of has spoken
Words Of comfort and sweet cheer
To the weary snd hesst-bfckes.
When bowed down with grief and care,
Fold the coffin lid down siowIy' LIZA .'A
Ger me bssstsous. lifsisss lace; IN
L will wear brighter sIosA wei fisii
And : nobles. higher grace.
10 the morning where ~ wskens
10 the sua.light Of The. cline.
Where the seasons kaow no chsases
From the bright perpetual time.
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pusLisHgp EvERY wEDHEsDAY, AT JASPER
..ta.u Dusois couprr. IHDfAsA, ~
G L EN- 3 y + D0A n 3
OFFICE-CoRsER or MACDONALD Asp
ue wEsr SrsEsrs-


ff RATES OF ADvERfIsHG.
20, square Of 10 lines or less, week, 81 oo.
Each subsequent insertion, 20 Gle.
Longer sdvertIseme nts, st same rate. 4
fraction over even square or squares, counted
a. square. These ere the terms for tran
sieut advertisements; . reasonable deduc-
lion viii Be- made to regular advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of administrators
and leRsl notices OF like character to be
paid for in advance.
AxaouHcING CANDIDATES:
70, rownship Offices, each. el.oo
For County S'0o
For District. Circuit. or State. 800
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TIE Psiueeton ConvsutIon win bs com.
psssl of 10 dsIessses. % votes ef which will
b ssssssssy 20 ~ shoiss. The sdiiEssso,
counties ie Ne Dialsies will - sn:isIed to
the vosss . isdissssd By ~ SslIoviag g.
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orBs jet ssd fear not.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24
jake WILLARD AND Il lE BLAND
HORSE-.A LAUGiAnLE STORY.

| The Mobile Register is responsible for
the following mirth- provoking incident:
For tweuty>three years, old Jake Will
lard has cultivated the soil of Baldwin
county, and drawn ,hre!rom support for
self and wife. lie is childiess. Not long
ago Jake left the house in search Of q
COW. His route led him through an old
worn out patch Of clay land, of abou, six
acres in extent, in the center Of which
was n well, twenty five or thirty feet deer,
that at some time probably had furnished
the inmates Of d,Iipated house near by
with water. In passing by this spot an i'll
wind lifted Jakes "tile" from bis head.
an! malieiously waited i, to the edge Of
the well, and in it tumbled
Now Jake had always pract;ced the yr.
tue Of economy. and he immediately set
about recovering the lost hat. He ran to
the we'll, and finding it was dry at the
bottom, he uncoiled the rope which be had
brought for the purpose Of capturing the
truans COW, and after several atte enpts to
catch the ha. with 4 moose, lie concluded
to save time by gring down into the well
himself 10 accomplish this he made fast
one end Of the rope to stump hard by,
and was quickly on his way down the well.
1t is n fact, Of which Jake was no Iess
ohlivious than the reader hereof, that Ned
Wells Was in the Old dilapida,ed building
Aforesaid, and that an old blind horse,
with bell on his neck, who had been
turned ont to die, was laziIy grazing with.
IN short distance Of the well
The devil himself or some other wicked
spirit put it INTO Ned cran!um to have Il
lttle fun, SO he quietly slipped UP to the
horse and unbuckeling the beII.strar, ap
preached with slow measured ting ling
the edge Of the we'll
Cd dang that old blind horse :" SAID
Jake, " he's q comm this way surr. an!
ain t got no more sense than to fall in
here. Whoa, Ball
But the continued approach Of the 'ting
a ling said jus: as plainly as words that
" Ball > wouldn't choa Besides JAKE
was at the bottom, resting, before irving to
shin it up the rope.
Great Jerusalem.' said he. "the Old
cuss viii be q top Of me before can say
Jack Robinson. Whoa Cd dang You,
wh0u ~
JUS. then, Ned. drew up to the ed oc
the well, and, with his foot, kicked little
dirt into it.
ooh, Lord exclaimed Jake, falling
upon his kness at the bottom. "l'r gone
now, whoa. Now lay me down sleep
who a, Bail pray the Lord my soul to
VIII GA, now. Oh! Lord, have mercy
on me.
Ned could hold in no longer AMI fear
f"i Jak" might suffer from his fright, he
revealed himself
Probably Ned didn't make tracks with
his heels from that well Maybe Jake
wasn't mp to th" top Of it in short orior
and might think he dlnt try cvcrv night
for two weeks to get shot with his rifle
at Ned. Maybe not. don know Bot
| do know that if Jake finds out who sen.
YOU this. it will he the last sQuib YOU get.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24
DOWN BY Tue RIVER.

Madge and Nellie and Kate and
Wandered down by the rivers side.
And watched the waving shadows fly -
Like gliding btrks 0 cr its level tide.
And many q merry song was sung.
And MAJ J joynus tale was told.
Till the air with our d,ld laughter sung.
And echo replied f. On the forest old.
Memory tells me that they were fair
"adge with her clustering nu;-brown curls,
Apd Nellie and Kate with taer suuuy hair,
And lip, like roscbuis, and teeth like pearls.
Rocking to RS; in their sweet content,
TIE birds their hcaven-taught vespers sung,
And over our heads like gorgeous tent,
i he crimson curtains Of sunset hung.
The lilies lifted their quecnly heads,
And swayeu with tue current to and fro:
And the Wild flowers laned DER their grassy beds
And gazed AT themselves in waves below.
Now, MS then, on the level tide.
The crims- n stains Of tho sunset lie;
But we roam no more 10y til" r:"urss side,
Madgc and ellie ana Nate and l.
60 alone TO the ehurchyard gray,
here three White stones stand side by side,
And mOmory carries my thoughts away
To the dismal day when our loved ones died
Silently passed they ono 10y one,
As stars fade out from the sky above
In the glorious beams o. the rising sun;
An death were the end o. love.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

A PULplr ANECDoTE Some days since
We chnnced to be in company with several
eminent di vines, who were relating numer.
Gus amusing anecdotes of the pulpit
Among others. the following struck onr
fancy, rs one deserving OF rrcerd:
was, said the reverehN gentleman,
attending divine service at Norfolk, sew
eral years ago. during a season of some
excitement, While The officiating clergy
man wa. in the midst of most interest
ing discussion, an old lad nmong the con.
grcga,ion arose, clapped her hands aud
exclaimed. 'msrciful Father. il had one
more feather in nv wing of faith | would
fly oT to glory The worthy gentleman
thus interrupted, Immediately replied
good Lorh, stick it in and let her 90
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