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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA.

PROPOSALS FOR ron h6SNr TRANsPoRTA-
sistsnt at Fort LeavenWofth. K. r.
until 12 M, On Wednesday, the 18th day Of Aprii
during the years 1850 and ias, on the foIIpRins
Of Kansas, and from the town Of Kansas saS
In the State OF Missouri, to Fort Union, in tie Ter
IN o:hs that
BE- Of a'Ss
Of New Ms1ss. s4sss'
be the than md
PIoPcssis win stats the rate per no pound. per
iS mf; for sss hG Psn the s.
and WIN Be made for each route separately year,
their places Of and Be prep.I.d to satsS
into Contracts and to execute bonds, with FOOD Sc
not to exceed Si5Oo on each route, As soon a. CON-
for service BY the LIST day OF May succeeding Their
e spfIlssss y The
and AND: Is tfanspoItatlon may be demanded at any
q hs
pae:s Of business or AGENCIES at or in the vicinity
sa which they msg S Ss
mnnicated with readily. w WILL
Each proposal viii be accompanied BY the names
OF the suyetfes, Who must be well known 10 the AZ
sistant Quarternaster at Fort LeavenWoTth, or
bs o ;sEs he,
ton.
So for Transportation" and mono Will be enter
tanned unless they fully comply with eli the stipula-
TONS set forth in this id vert sement
Tho right is reserved Of rejecting all the bids that
may be made.
QuARrRRMAsTKR GENHRAL's OYrIcx,
fell Washins ton city, Feb H. laer
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ITO TIE AFFLICTED!

-INUIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
the Ereatest remedies for Eryslpelse, ScrOfula,
Rheumatism, Scurvy, Eruptions and Blotches on
the Skin, Piles Bilious, Ague and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rheum,
and ali diseases arising from the effects of Mercury,
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and ether parts of
the country are In possession of the proprietor
hfyink to its curative powers.
0lt is sold by most Of the Druggists of Balti-
MRS. M. COX,
1SS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
Mono genuine unless her name il blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
Price 81 per bottle, ak bottles for IS,
Wholesale Asest. r ). T. CIssEL, Druggist
Georgetown, u. c.. has been appointed Wholesale
nv prices. de - tr
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
rRIEsRNAR I. q. "a.

IhIESkhAn, IL ~ q 81
Protected BY Royal Letters Patent Of England, asd
secured BY the Seals of the Ecole de PhaYndcie ds
Paris, and the Imperial Collsss Of Msdieiss.
Vienna.
rhoea, and all physical disabilities.
No. completely Grad Gates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seous and pernioious use of oopayla and oubebs.
No. has entirely supplented the Injurious use OF
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing all impurities. and roofing out tie
TRiEs ST Nos. a.nd arc prepared in tn.
form of a lozenBe, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried in the waistooat pocket Sold IN tin
tered BY Vapeau, Lallemand Roux, RIcord, do.
Price IS each, four cases for 50 which saves 9S;
To be had. wholesale and retail, of DR.. BARROW,
1914 Bleecker street, four doors below McDouga1
mttanoe, DIR. Barrow will forward the Triesemar
to any part of the world, securely packed and ad-
Sold also BY 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wash
ingtOn, ID. G.. de 6-6yp
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

FOE HsARFERs FERRY AND WILLIAMS
.s osn M Ssps; Rb hS saso: e.Orss A
Hsrper's Ferry. and on TfsIIRsnays ,ts.
ior harper's Ferry and vii Transport The tteam
81 hnnISs,ope, Capt Wells, leaves Georfetovn on
MTillismsport, and on sAfUR AfSa ats a. m, for
N 1.-THE BrenEle oan he chartered ON WED
NESDhSs And the Antelope on FRIDAYS for
eHoe..,on Psraee. mar 10 m
HE STEAMER JAS, GUY Will resume her
Esss!9%sfy isso: WIN issys w sIG seASN
MghVN every TUESDAY ande
q sa, hal, pn.,s o,oIeck. for CURRlOMkS and the
will leave CURRIoMAN every "WEDNESDAY
and sATUkDAI a. o'cloot a. m.
NATH'L BotSH. Al. ilessnaris. 0P''' ,..a
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MAILtAFD,s CANDIES; CAROMELs, 60.
&o.We. open % day . lot Of fresh MAILLARU
CANDIES, CHOCOLATES, 30.
0B corner 18th IT. and Vermont ave.
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CHARLES wlDDIFIELD A. co


649 AND 651 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46S Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and
BY druggists generally. mar H-ly,rQ
THE BEST CoUSH SYRUP IN gRE
The best C0USH SYRUP in the world 10
aARTsHORNES'S, Z PEGT9pRAL SYRUP OF
This article is prepared by a chemist: and il pre-
nounced by medical men, and those who have uses
ii, to be the best preparation for Coxghs, Colds Co.
tsyyh, Bronchitis, 4oa-ssnsss, Sors Throat JreS.
Cold, and preventive Of that lion Of diseases, Css
gHSp.sos.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant to
the taste, sotens clears and strengthens the voice
vents taking cold.
III Bottles Is and 30 cents and d. Sold BY al
ArtA sa N ~
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II o. HOOD has Just finished q large lot O
H. standard SiLvER-WARE-many articles
we'll adapted for holiday presents. and At bic
in~ Uricas No Sas pa Az. a -
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SPRlNG CLOAKS, SILK MANTLES, 10 &c,
ment of new style Cloaks for early spring sales,
Also, lreat variety of superior quslity Plain
mere, and Merino shawls in greet variety of style
mar % TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
THE ATTENTION OF ENGINEERS.
II Architects and Builders 10 called to q valua be
,r. sass on the Sttsnsth Of Materials with illus
Price IS cents. Just publ or Cd, and for sale at
PHILIP & SOLOMONS'
metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa Az
Sole Agents for k.surenoe 9 Stationery. d marS2
DIANO STOOLS AND COVERS-A nav lot
= just oeened at Chiokerng & Sons Piano Depot
500 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
mar ii JOHN F. ELLIS
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of Incipient Consumption, Veal
Lungs Weak StOmaohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia
General or Nervous Debility, Piles and all disease
requiring Tonic. are unsurpassed. They are mad,
of a pure Sherry Wine, and aside from their med
oinal properties, they most wholesome an(
delig hIfnI ReYeIaCe.
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HIS CATHHRTTC SYRUP.
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
for CalOmel. acting on the Liver, removing all oh
structons IN the Bowels, curing Costlveness, Indi
gestlOn and Dyspepsia. AthOus h it is as sure and
efectual in its cpeIatons'as Calome, yet it is so
delicious to the taste, that children will for it,
and 1t Is as gentle, innocent and harmless as the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the discoverer of this in
valuable Medicine.
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- ! 9
FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
VnOrange e. Alexandra, Virginia a. Tennessee
memphis Charlie ton, Nj sslsslppi Contra
and New Orleans Jackson KsIiroads
DIRECT ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAIIwAr Cos
kseSn!oAd, LyxeAesrs. Bristol Hsor-,,l.
Datos, Ssstsctls, Mobti, Caffqsepsa~
A"osta, Mostso.sry. Coisu1bs,, Nast-iii.,
6rasd JSneftcn, MempAis
asd Nets OrIeansT
DGREAT REDUCTION or TIMFn
III THE LYNCHBURG EXTENSION f,o-,
ki!exaLlfia 70 l.ynohbuTg, and alec the Mls-IS
sirp IN TkAL, are now completed, makint
SHORTEST AND MOST DESIRa6LE
TO NEW ORLEANS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
THROUGH TICKETS TO al Of the above points "a,
pe procured a. tho Gredf So~tkers aad
h1tf odd OEee corner OF Sixth street and Pepnsyl
venia evenue, Washington, ID. c.
The Train leaves WASHINGTON az a. nm. for
the South and Southwest
III BE SIRE end Ash for 7cIsf, vsa O-asss esd
Ale1dad-ia RAILROAD.
Passengers from New York will meet An Aren't
OF the Orange and Alexandria abroad al the Depot
attention. '' p0N''
ORnibuses leave the Once corner of sixth stree,
eno fenneylvania avenue, at a. m.
III On arriving at Washington, passengers for
tne south VIII be careful TO take the Orapee and
Alexancrn Railroad Omnibus.
IeI-G Ticket Agent, Washington.
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OCEAN SAILING DAYS
TRoM 1HI UNITED STATES.

The Havana mail steamers leave New York ON
AZ "a, 18th, l!th, And S!th of each month, and
The California wall steamers leave New York On
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"A Xxx ALE AND Xxx ALEn
The pprest and most vhcle A!e n this oity
% De oktsined - the WASHINGTON BREW
ERY. Thil Ale is made from malt and hops only,
and cannot fel @ give entire eshsf6otion 10 con
Sgmsfs. C; CQLINEAU, Proprietof Of the
bs-y WesAr brswery, corner ands7h So.
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- kRtN6 G sons PIANOS sivsys on had
NARA avenue ''s'''n 81 6 Be- rs s. 81 fEL1s,
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"A variety Of Lamps for burning the same.E
Also, extra WIoks and Chlmnies. These oils
LOT briifi,nev are equal 10 gas, and are not expo
s sre, ca, and examine. Renzi2e for removing
6love;. spaeins;: Glue and . fresh supply Med
ioiass. lust received a. MOORE
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p.ss FOR NEW YORK.
u ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AND
.STATERQOM, $50
Inc new York and Virginia Screw Steamship
MOUNT VERNON, Capt; r. G. Smith, 1Z5Efk
VII ,esve the npanyt Depot, Yves
DA6; and the Compsnys Depot, at Alexandria
Passengers from Wsskiyston and 6eoreetovu
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
stsamboats or railroad, which leave the corner Of
TN street and Pa, avenue hourly, or they can leave
on Sne steamer from the Western Wharves 81 ii
state rooms can be engaged on application 70
Messrs; Morgan Rhinehsrt, Western Wharves
tuIe. vi eePs'
w Insurance will be effected on all rood, n,
premium. " ." ~ oon'
The accommodations for passenger by this line
ste IN every respect hrst-o ass, and every effort WI
u msee 70 renoer tais communication with New
YORK an agreeable and healthful enc,
Cd freight or PASSAGE apply to FOwLE D
H. d. CROMWELL C CO.,
sicily 80 West st., corner A lbeny, New SoIt
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HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC,
Is sure remedy for COstIyeness, Liver Complaint
and ID, spepsia. They to the ste; sure
in their operations ard as Cathariic, entirely eff
Jectnaly and Positively superosde the Of Pills,
30 ma useOus and dIsag ree able to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS
ACT on the Kidneys, BLADDER ard Urinary ORGANS
and are a superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con-
nected with Liver Complaint In all its FORMS
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They are tru valua bile, of pure Holland Gin,
peas SAINT and agreeable TO the taste, and may be
well termed necessary
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MATriNGs AND o,,.c,.orus

lust reesived and for sale. so rolls "a. So and Ga
White, Cheokered, and Fancy Canton Mattinga, ali
in rood Order which are selling at the very low
Also, an additional supply of sppAnor Floor OIL
cloths, In ard 10 feet widths, which cut out to
fit a. Der diagrams
These Oilcloths are In entirely new designs, and
tho most ehaste and beautiful colors, and at aston
ishinsly low prices.
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0k&X
Trains will run as follows:
leave WASHINGTON At go and 1.S q. m.
On Sunday at ~ p. no., only
Leave BALTIMQRE att2o snd An.
tfeaSe BALIIMOhE at Is and 40 y. M.
fes.enEefs FOR The EIsT viii take trains o. an
sne I45 .. n, and $50 p. m.
E or the VEST az $40 q. M, and $40 y. m.
P =, hNnnHSAppQklS At rs q. m, and $40 p. m.
ool5 r r. pARsONs A.sr,
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= SWINDLIN6 QUACKS.
SAUTIQN! --Quaoks ;-thoir Books, Cordials,
Buohu, Hospitals, instruments or Klnss.shur
SPERMATORRHEA Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect con6.
denee. your friend, former sufferer, merely super
scriblng Box I76, ChAriestoun, Mass.
il N-D6W1v
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Dealers IN ali kinds of C.rsstin,

Curtain Materials, and other Furniture
mar IS cost Drv Goods, No. 4 MARKET Space
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-19
THE LITTLE QUAKE,:EsS WHO WAS
DESPERATELY IN LOVE

An amusing matrimonial story is told OF the
olden time in New England. 1t so fell out that
two young people become very much smitten
with each other as young people do. The young
~Omans father wealthy Quaker - the
young man was respectable. The father could
stand 10 such union, aud resolutely opposed it,
and the daughter dare not di,Obey openly. She
"met him by moonlight" when she pretended
never TO see him, and sh, pined and wasted
away. She was really in loye-a state of sighs
and tears, which women Oltener reach in imagi-
nation than reality. Still the father remained in
exOrable.
Time passed on, and the rose on Mary's dam
ask cheek passed off. She let no concealment,
like worm in the bud, prey on that damask
cheek, but when the father asked her why she
pined, she always told him. The old gentleman
was widower, and loved his daughter dearly.
Had it been widowed mother who had Mary in
charge, widow's pride would have given way
before the opportunities of daughter Men are
not, however, stubborn in such matters, aud
when tn father saw that his daughters hear;
was really set upon the match, he surprised he
one day By breaking out
Mary, rather thar NOPE 10 death, thee had
better marry as soon as thee choose, and whom
thee plcases."
And then what did Mary Wait I'll the birds
of the air had told her swain OF the change, or
until her father had lime 10 alter his mind again /?
Not a bit OF it. She clapped her neat, plain
bonnett on her head and walked directly 10 the
house OF her intended, as the street woul! carry
her She walked into the house without knock
ing-fOr knocking was not then fashionable
and she found the family just sitting down to din
ner
Some little commo;ion was exhibited at so un-
expected and SO unusual an apparition as the
heiress in the widows cottage, but she needed
it not. John looked up inquiringly. She walk.
ed directly up to him and took both his hands in
to hers.
"John," said she, father says may have
thee"
And John got directly up from the dinner ta-
BILE, and went to the parsons. In just twenty
five minutes they were man and wife
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brook, chanting its quiet tune He had no eve
for this beauty, no ear for this music. This
world was a waste howling wilderness-God's
curse was upon it, He had no favorite cats. no
faithful dogs, no flutes, no pictures. no skittles.
He seldom smiled and rarely laughed; and when
he do laugh it was a very weak thin, snicker.
ing, husky atfsir-not at I'll Ike the clear loud.
ringing tone OF Lu,her's laugh Calyin's symps.
thles were narrow and one-sded; Luther's were
strong and many sided. Luther had all Calvin's
godliness without biz of his gimness ANY
Ignorant man could disturb Calyin's life and irri-
tate his temper by questioning disputing any
Of his peculiar views. But Luther was no, 10
be so moved. One day a man visited him from
the low countries, to dispute about various
things. Luther received him kindly, and after
wards remarked: "When | saw what a poor
ignorant creature he was, l said TO him, Hadn't
we better dispute over eau or two Of beer -"
Calvin would have been for sending the poor fell
low to prison. Then on manifold grounds We
prefer the German to the Frenchman, and would
far rather have lived at Wittenburg than at Ge-
neya.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-19
VOL. 6, NO. WHOLE NO. 295.

forming a constitution. The more l read the
message the less comprehend conclude tha,
the President believes it inpossible'to maintain
the organization of the Courts in South Carolina.
or enforce the decisions of the judicial tribunals,
whether the State secede or no,. He has power
TO collect the customs there, and he has power
OF holding the iorts | intend TO introduce at an
early day, resolution to ascertain whether an
order has gone out of the Department in refer
euce 10 the matter. teiere tie President riU
participate tie measures he intends TO Groid
Mr.. salisbury, of Delaware, Dem. 1T is not
my intention TO prolong this unnecessary and
most unfortunate debate. | Use simply 10 saw,
in the presence of the Representatives of the
States of the Union. that my State having been
the first 10 adopt the Constitution. will be the
last 10 do any act, or countenance any calculated
or having tendency To lead To the separation
OF these States. Applause. Her people did
too much performed too many services in
achieving the glorious liheItr which we enjoy,
and in establishing the Constitution under which
We 1--we. No son of hers will raise his hands
against the institutions o! bis country, or against
the Union. When the Union would be de
stroved by the madness and folly of others--ii,
unfortunately, it should be - il will be time
enough for Delaware and her Representatives 10
say what her course would be. Loud applause
from the densely crowded galleries.
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greatly refreshed with q lively affection, not
dead habit of life, and with sCme lively insDira
ton doing its beautiful @0rh IA i,is whole nature
Mrs. Hubbard was a Ike WOMAN whose thought
came and went with the viviiDess Of a kaleidos
cope and whose pretty fauci. lent a charm t.
all she said or did. She had always somethiu!
bright and new about her, a rose in her hair. ;
trim bodice, a scrap from book, or some harm
less bit of gossip that maize them laugh, and We
did no harm to any BODY.
No, indeed, Nv Hubbard had no barn oi ,
room in his heart, tor his bright CHEEKY wife dus
ted out every cobNco with her lively ways, ana
filed every corner. Low with a vace of flowers
now with bust OF some old grand thinker, now
a statute of beauty. and now light, now shadow
for her thoughts and sentinents Were Nil.
awake, and her husband waSa loving apprecia
tor Of all their beauty.
Stiff aprons aud nice trousers, and pretty
morning dresses, coffee and light rolls, are al
excellent in their way, but somehow they leave
room for signing, while bright, chatty wife
who thinks her own way, and knows how Il
think with you also, fills the heart SO fall it has
no room for signing.
Besides all this, your bright, chatty wife
knows how 20 plan for thousand little comforts
unthought oi Dy the orthodoxy precise wife,
whose thoughts never 60 on any exploration be
yOld the ironing table, the cooksiovc and the
parcr lounge Depend upon it, a woman with a
thought working nov and then In her brain,
stirril = and -piring is the one witn the sweet
est smile ,iI trs.deFest kiss.
Commend us TO 4 ~Ouian who writes a scrap
of poetry now an1 thea She is the one
=. T. M k- ,.-.-h.u- shady are'
She will take the oldcs' things and give them
a touch and turn quite irresistible Your rick
ETY. table and ~heezy a'm chair, will get sort of
brightness and comfort from her ready fingers by
which your learning viii all abe made easy,
and your aching back b. better " notified than
by any " continent" Why, she will put vase
here and a tassel there, which will make your
room look extravagantIy handsome, when, after
all, the cost was little nothing. Never be
afraid of woman of taste and ideas she is the
true COnsuelo
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From the New Jeru salem Messenger
LUTHER AND CALVIN-CONTRAST BE-
TWEEN THEIR CHARACTERS.

Calvin stands out as a very marked contrast to
the great German reformer. Luther's soul was
full of music and gadness, "a he gazed upon the
beauties of nature. He believed that the earth
was the Lords and the funess thereof. and did
not think that he hoaored Gods heaven by des-
pising Gods earth. He could see God in the
light of the morning, in the beauty Of noon, and
the Stiffness of night. One day walking on the
Lepsic read he observed a beautiful field OF
wheat, when he exclaimed: " . God Of Good
ness. this fruitful year is thy gift. With thee
all is miracle Thy voice brings out Of the earth,
and even out of the arid sand, those plants and
beautiful ears Of what which gladden. the sight.
. my father. give all thy children their daily
bread" Now, We continually meet with refec-
tons of this sort in reading Luther, bat never
in reading Calvin. Luther was great in undress.
We did not loose him in little things. See him
going to the fab mongers TO buy oyster. for his
tavorte cat being afraid lest the servants should
take a dislike to il from having continually 10
supply its wants; look at him, with smiling face,
talking to It, and patting the head OF his old dog
which he has had for sixteen years! go into hls
study, and see him laugh body and soul a. he
examines the caricatures Of the Pope which hung
upon his study walls; follow him from his study
into the skitte alley at the bottom of bis garden,
with Melancthon; see him tuck up nis Doctors
gown, and say to his friend Melancthon, you
can beat me at Greek, but / can beat You at
skittles - see him sit down to supper with Phil
lip, Or. Jonas, and a few chO' e frends-hOw he
sets the table on a roar with his broad humor
and good tempered mirth; listen to the sweet
music coming from his German flute, with which
he said he often drove away the devil; see him
set down to his desk, TO write tales tor his little
Johnny, and then cracking joke with Lord Cate,
as he playfully calls his wife; and above all see
him sit BY the sick bed Of his girl Madeleine,
weeping and signing, and groaning at her death !;
and as ne see ali this We clasp him TO our heart !;
he is as great here as when burning the Popes
bull, or standing before the Diet Of Worms.
a: he was open as the sky, merry as the spn-
shine, bol1 and fearless as the storm. We no;
only respect and admire him, bat we love him,
and should have been delighted TO have sat
down at his table, and heard him laugh and sing,
pray and preach, and do all TO the glory of God
But it was far, very far otherwise with John
Calvin His heart never Ewelled with joy, as he
gazed upon the suox.capped mountains, the
everlasting hills, the mighty forests, the oeauti,
| full flowers and outstrstched ocean. His soul
was never filed with music, as he listened 10 the
song rustling wheat, or the light tinkle TO the