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with batteries to keep off an enemy shonlo
one appear. It is libel upon conneeticus ~
say that ehe falls behind in her pa'lao.'s, t1'
with her full number Of volunteers 1of 1uo
war. md her comprehensive militia system
wc snln1it If she be not o little ahead. $50
much for State that gave Lincoln le,ooo ma
tority." VIII carping Democrats please make
, 1862-02-06
r. orer all other de-

country have priority over aA olne' W.
mands known to the civil law.
Congress can confer on the PRESIDENT tne
1eea1 power to call for half million o.
co1ored volunteers, bond and free, and to
oreanize and employ them to help put
a,,r-n t,,c rebellion. But the enrolling Of
slaves, procured By drafting OF enlistment
aocs not Of itself make them free: Fight
insr for the Union works no forfeiture OF
The service or labor they may owe unoer
State laws, though their masters be rebels
They are simply performing consma-
tional obligation, and when they arc ols-
charged from the service Of the Govern
mcnt. their former obligations are renewed
Pccausc debtor joins the army or IS draft
ri into it, he is not thereby absolved from
the raymcnt Of the obligation when ne re-
turns home. Neither is the apprentice o.
| minor discharged from performing the re
maindcr of his service to his master or pa
rent in consequence Of serving campaign
! in the army. Emancipation rests upol
| different grounds. Congress has the po"
cr ,,ndcr The Constitution to punish tra'
| tors Laws may bc passed authorizing Ill
sc;z,,rc and coniscation Of the property
the rebels, in punishment for their erlm
If treason. Slaves Of rebels may, IN til
wav. be confscated and set free. They ca
1o sbso1vcd from eyer more serving tne
tr,itor masters, as a penalty inflicted II
: the hidcous crime. We DO mol see no
these propositions can be successfully IL u
! ycrscd; they are selfcyident On their fa'
, 1862-02-06

---0-r CTTAM 0VE

NTEW YORK STEAM DYE
~ I'm anpra W. TnrsuKT. 157 South Cls5k l street, @
btseea q end se E9asae anS weo9sa
ees2eTH Ha az - and Bonne pe9g IT n
~ bIail OF EIpfeES ptonlp1s ~-%o eI61-1H
, 1862-02-06
NarD Ruhber GruSs.
HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.


AIACCFAGTCEED UNDER RIGGS q 1oot1 Lib .
r,a .rr,,sr ia having success in curing Hernia Or
ur1nrc nefo1e unknown II 1s 1i5torE 81 r1nests
- TxFE EEsT (hc spring being coste1 VIII.
iTorI I:uhber rendering It iEpervous to M1os"s - -
ncrsniraon f1c1n thu body,, NOE nEAh' nIT G p. .p
nT rLIs7EE WILL NOT SLIP OF MOVE LEE lHe1 ,sr1ms
INNS mof PRESS or INJURE the CORD heses usevu
uuIS 1 ~ on Is sIwavs CLEAN AND GOOD A. SEW:
hev lave becn used By over 100 persons IN soas c'ey
an have never ied to give satisfaction IN az ase
g M ~ " h city of thirty years stantnE Which aTe
vii ef the os sninf s. III IS
lie only reiiac Iruss ut for use Dr SsGiey an
lad many years experience u tte w. in
be II 4e s Sase sS
GI1e - na daily receiving orders tof tns Us tnSf. u nc
tic 1T al sections ofhs SoEthWes eGncna Hnn sa
oler rsr*oni wSaos n,ls tas arsnnd ps II
1;.u of Rupture to DIR. ]. SEELEf W taxS sa9eGt T.
Chca2o III Sole rforsSf.nr ~ ran,phlet sent Of
receipt Of stamp. r. Q. Box ss5. au<S Sol.r-ls y
, 1862-02-06

Tho orf7er Of Gen, Mcclellan, reVoEing Adjt'
Cen. Thomas's order, declaring slckles's brig
nf}e to bc State volunteers, and making them
Tinted States volunteers, was read By Zen
Sicklcs to his men, who received it with heart.
n,
, 1862-02-06

Mrs. Llncoln's cards for dancing party arc
Gordon Bennett is specially Invited The gcn, Il
tlemcn Of tic British legation were omt,.ea tn %
rom from Tie misarprchension that the death 70 Of
The Prince consort would make thelf 1nsta, m u,
ion ;mnropcr. While the Ministers OF the
o'hcr tttm 1"ratiops we're invited, the young secre
faries were all left out.
, 1862-02-06
20 9prirtters.

sLRsa tHnn uaH Pt'00s ~1y19T TY RAND4
Ao TRIBUNE OFFICE. CHICAGO.
Iap11AT2N AAAAOoN,~ z--------
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04
STOLEN.

NTOLEN FROM THE UNDER
o.igned. O. The nirhf q he 18th iusl.s IIshs
bay h.rse. loor - ysars old. abo1t isS hands high.
~ith hlo<t mere ant tai. both bind r.; sn1 %
iefe lot Tbsy, leuiy fho1 btfoEe and wlfbc1f
Ices belize hsfa tfsr o. ore hiDd foot between
isetoof I'D IL ttiock. hes = hsbit q throwing Up
- bead rhrl b@ing ftte or driven. A rs-sri a
Is 90 Ill Re pad - ny pertou ~h ~1ll rsturn
De pcP-IJ q gfs iuformsrca where u may e
fornt. { .CILBEk1.
fsrrs-Eauts Nv. setA~s-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04

BRASDakIn's PIIS.-For IN r,.to alton
ssAa Of those Who have been stricken by ~apople.D
o. paralysis they are the only reliable nscdlcise.
all sno~uous q the lungs. chest AID bowels thsi
prompt use saves Aic and quickly cure. PnsnD
ala. pleurisy. ehelers. wind. rpssns. wos M choier.
HeFe1s. clsrbo~a, dysen,Nry. WHISTLER from mAlaris
eating unfipe fruits or other faui.s IN diet. yield 4
their influence. Asthma goIt. ~rbenmafism-. l>
Affections, rupsrfes. determinations Of any osssn
levers. whether sgus or otter specific f,vers, biiioss
iscases. larnoise. - vitas's dame. smallpox. mea.-
'es. Group. ery sipolAs. white s~~elhngs. pile.. ulcers.
81 even thirty y~ars' c~uunuancs and especial,
aleersof tho Aves, have all been cured permanently
oy these celebrated Vegetable Universal nns. h
emalo complaints and nervous diseases usy hast
oeeu equally successful. wide change flle. ho1
irst and second ~pofiodsl. Epilepsy. depression ',
.pirits. frightfui cerams. all obs,ruclons sod relax
siious are By them cured. ~difg-rscd and corr-ctca.-
Price 20 cents par box.
Sold by J. 4. CusssuAN. Terre- Hsute. ard p,
respectable dealers IN msdioiss. gsnid~Iu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04

"Cosfar'~' R4. Roach. sc Erfvmtnotor.
"Cosfdr's"
"Cosfa-'s" Bed BUG ErteTmirafor.
'Cosfsrs
"Cosfar's' Electric Porder. for Insects. &c.
l. &c. roc. sd Sf.oO Foxes. Bottles and Flssfr, :
AMI 81 sizes for Plantation, ships. nosts.
hotels. etc. etc.
CAUTION -. 70 prevent fhe fnfiic fom
being imposed upon by Seariots asi Higtiy fffvi-
: sus IN f1fioss. a new label has bs=n prepared.
> arlrx q Iocs4nHc II ihe fropriefor's signature.
K xauin. each box. bottle. or flsk carefully Before
parshsslcs. and take usthiNg but "Costarfs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04
LEGAL.

The undersigned has been sppoin,-
Il Adninllvatc- cifte estate q Lc-ls sean. lsis
81 FEo Col1fg. decease4. -aif esf.ts - protssly
-olsenf l. ". PAItxETEF
ot4Gw1u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04

.Tspsrsuons oshd e~rtunlike all O,hsFs) are
Pre- from Poisons."
"S1i dangerous 10 the Human FaDlig."
Rats 20 rot de On ihs premises"
hey come out Of thsir holes e die"
"ihoy ars The only inhlliple remedics known."
~ years and more established Ia New YORK City"
Cssd bv-the City P.st once.
I'd ,y-;he City Prisons an station House,.
Cset by-ihs City Steamers. SHIPS. &C.
C,Ad by-the City Hospitals. Aims Heuses. ss
Cs~f 6y-ths c ~ Hotels. 'Aso-s.''sl. Nieholas' &c
Csef blythe Boarding Houses. &C &C.
Csed ignore than Sc. 1000 Private Families.
sa-Ss one or fseo Specimens y trAsf q Ete-J-
cAsss said by hs PeoI ~ie-kdHors- Deaiers. &c.
HOUsEKEEPERs- troubled Nth vsrmin need 30
80 no longer. " they use CosfAsis' kxterminaiofr
se hav- used 70 20 cur salts action. and n a bsx
cost as ne would have a. We had tried po'sous,
out th-y effected nothing; hut - 0srAR's' article
snocks the breath out Of Rats. Mice. Roaebss. aud
I'D Bags. quicker than we can write a.. tits IN
great demand all over the country Medina 10
GdsGss.
MOKE RAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nualid IA Grant County by vermin. than would pay
or tons u this Rat and Insect Killer.-Lancaster
WIS., HsrGd.
iiHENRYR C4S7dR--we are selling your pre-
parauons rapidly. Wherever they have been used,
Rats, A.ce. Reaches and vermin disappear rapidly
EcEEA a sroursxA. Druggists. Wintscr. Nd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04

THE SIMULTANEOUSLY the
l. Aufhs~ - ~R~-fistss"a
~-gs .rUCIpuoRl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04
TUELL & RIPLEY.
Orr. S'esr Store

Orr S'esr Store
Is nov IN eomplete order. and stocked with
eli thss j. desirable in the Dry Goods line.
Dress Goods Comprising
Plain y Wool DeLs'a'.
Pisin II Wool DsLaias.
Fg. "
Pa n Fr. Merino..
Satin Laohines
Empress clo.hs.
AeTino Reps.
Plaid
Striped +"
S.a.a p,Hs
Al W." ~"
III - NJ.
.uu VI"
Mohair Brocedes.
Chiniz Prints.
Whit Goods.
Trimmings,
go N'o
Borne. Ribbons.
Cheek. and s,,i,e..
Flana.is.
r,a,v o,hs- lid - n.u -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04
.HE RAILWAY TIMEKErP-
THE TOM THUMB LAMP.

The TOM THUMB LAMP.
4 COMPLETE substitute for the
- Fiuii Lamp. giving The sane quantity u
Hs1t 81 one-ssvetfh n the cot. Burfs without
mel, wig a perfectly pure. siesdy alt beautiful
h@ue, AZ a. s1p~use ofcily
Orr Cent for I'm Hours Lighf.
Tat c~bsapesf. nf..s ssf ts,, light in Tie ~orld
For = Iam5 % tufn "a nIslf 90 IL ilxaluahle. leu
81 Iof h<v~ ~ rs11ra ere chimney % light fhis
amp. Also = rrnrifte atscffnsnt of Ccai tu
ism % = 80 tInar. nrr TIE bfst quaiify Il Co.f
81 a. MAJOR p. ~sUD8O>'e.
Lof1ifiu Hgsse FnrIishing Store.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04

Is now IN eompiete order. and stocked with
I'll that T. desirable IN the Dry Goods line.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04
LOOKING CLASSES. &C.


LOOKING CLASSES. &C.
PhCcn1<
Locking tl s. 4 Picture Frame
oRx
Noe. eei Esst29d street, Is3and rs
Grand 81. els Centre IT.
ruAzlszrB So SEe EphK .rssAEsfzz9 -
THIS Establishment his been in
a sucess.s1l ap-fauan . fesr-. srdl q b La
sFsEf ths tHsd s thr lrItrt state ~ h4r. e.
has cr ussefss gre 10 order rvy tetcnl tor 81
L0oKSs Glass. PICTURE AID PogTlAlr
Plain and Ornamental pier. wall
oval aud Tanf4i Gln~~ce. Con-
bracket Tables. w4th
Marble slabs Golsct
LGa~>E~.
&c. AZ &C.
ARRIVES - 9.cg-tf fassu II ~rtk. srss.
-as Tor -raa-ra taUr sr.r ffftf. - Eas.
uo4s. o.. 1~efs Dtd-s~ ssn~ 10y ee uer
80 rsraIsrsa.g fne receive iac & lss sastft Y,
totrrnl. 49, arsce a 81 A4a So a. tte essL
ar1 2 rtttg e. - rtfaot-
nEkizss 8 ixyffED 7ocsrL rrcx Is
$50 ~, ~se ss~ Tea weci.n - h. a.. -
ESP 1t4 80 .rrrl ffc ia oar Co. uAicS
1es c-s fsf5 f4zrs. 81 &c io~sf 1sn iksy
80 or1srs b, e. q slr~ttc - -sf p-c-p-nw
- 80 e. fe ttIata fa rstN ~ fgrk
81 o4ss a. n4sseo-A - - csass sresL
Se~ fc-k
EoZArE '. SOFIA. as.z.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04

sg Ssrurous or Scror-IoUs anectien. - -.
curse. The bligat. The potato ~. Of mankind M,
-e Vile I'D nithy ~ well - fatal. They artse tro..
standardization and inpuriiy q The blood, and AZ 4.
q seen all areond q everywhere. one quarter .
al W nee' Ge tainted with den. ana enc quartz,
OF these die q them; die ~soli-hly toe. because ~,
.Te e1r-oie. AuR's sAzssrAAnlA cicaa.es 90. a..
ssresoieus corruption from the blood. renders u pure
ad healthy. and enccualy exrurgates the foui
SoniAAinauon hou the system. NJ longer gros
ander ,oar Scroinlou. disorders. since the srrssl-s.
Die A'KAhAs provided his mssie ~ con, iuaslou
curative virtues hat h. calls AArAsnIA-
rcrst. Waterbury. Ct
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04

ApV'or'-A. sashe' season i. sppToaohiag, every
Fcrson stoald prepare tnrir ssssem los the chang.
a'd the.e - 40 remedy 80 srruesoie - ..lcLeane
,1seastheainSc erlsl and 3iood runnes. II ~.
Perhs ths oio9d thoroughly. I'D - The came tlna.
tssnstheu ant sn'iEosate TOE whole orgsuisatou.-
'he Immense quantity 81 n that &. sold daily. 1.
ereoi enoasA q IL srs-t virtues Ia th~ouShi, r.
moving Al imPaFe matters aom he tlooc. w. "A,
to al. ny g. III d~srcious so sAle.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-04

AtAA(tNN t(NN
cwve NwNANcvN0.
Vvosks A,uNNNoNt wlM
c.vc Swe\NAN0s, SNvolWs-
Dvu,sss, ONA SOvCs, WSoNs-
Ness OK STNSSNess oS trs
AolvNts.
Vvost's AANNVNSVlt VA
cAve NE vNost oNstANote
AeoA0cMC w yStesM MIN.
NNes.
Evost's AlNlMGNt WAN
ewve NN0vvNe0, tOASeN M
Aoses SvovM yNvC 40 StStcew
AvoVs oAcS ~ tUO Mouvs.
Vvost's N,vNNMeNNNs NNe
Vovmcv's NeNACAN.
Evost's N,NNVNeWt WY
ewve NE Wstv\0.
NcoA NE S~oNAowNAG.
Shelby c.. h.-. f,b. - 1sea.
Dv. Evost, NeNv Say: \
MovS lwst eNvSA @N~Ac~se
oS WIskNAN ON q MovSe oS
Ml,NG, wNENN ONO NorSAG oS
Aovv Sxce\AcuA Ai.NNNNCVt.
G. ". scfFBF UGH.
MowwSNcNnvSA 0NA soNA
~ wSNoNcs0Ac NN
DR.. J. NJ. FROST,
% East Nsn-lsInHton street,
WDIAEAPOLla BD,
A\so Ny oA NvN0GNsts
AND CouNkVN MevcN0Nts
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05
AMERICAN HOTEL.
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Auburn, Placer County, Cal.

~ II + above proprietors hav ng recently 1l,:;I
Il taken the American Hotel, at Auburn !ll
and refitted ii with entire new bedding and other
wise improved it, feel confident that their expc-
rence will enable them to render entire satlsfac
tion to all who may become their guests.
The ''.Americdn' is eligibly situated on the
Plaza, and has the advantage of being fire proof
building; and the Parlors and Bed-Rooms, are
pleasant and we'll furnished, and will always be
found neat and clean.
THE TABLE AND BAR
will be supplied with the best that can be pro-
cured FOR the comfort Of those who may become
their patrons.
as~The Office Of the California Stage Company
is kept at this Hotel. where passengers can take
the stage daily for Sacramento. Nevada, Dutch
Flat, Iowa Hill, Yankee JIm's, Forest Hill, Pla-
cervile, and Marysville.
Auburn, March Is. lSG2.-my
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05
Magnolia Liquor Store.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
McBURNEY & HIGGINS, Proprietors.
COMMERCIAL STREET, AUBURN.
1NHE proprietors have removed one door from
l. their old stand to the building formerly
known and occupied as Fedbcrg' Clothing Store,
where we will be happy to our old friends
and the public in general. We have just received
direct from San Francisco, the largest and best
stock of Liquors, Wines, ETC., ever brought to
Auburn. consisting of all the select brands of
Champagne. such as
Longworth's Sp ,rkling Catawba,
Hedsick do do
Rose de Maines do do etc
llennessey Brandy. Martel do
Chas. Revires do, Jules Rovin do and Others
Jamaica. Santa Cruz. and New England Rum.
Old Bourbon, Homestead, Monongahela,
Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Sherry, Port, Madeira, Chret and California
Wine
champagne Cider, Schnapps. Btters and all
the different kinds Of case liquors to be found in
the market.
In returning their thanks to their old friends
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
the proprie ors would desire continuance Of the
same. with the assurance that at their establish
ment will always be found superior liquors, which
will be sold to dealers and families at the very
lowest rates. MCBURNEY & HIGGINS.
Auburn, April 26th, lS62-my
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05

SOOTHING AND BRACING There is no prepara-
tion in existence which has such soothing effect
in cases of nervous excitement as
DR.. HosrETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
Althou oh the fame Of this renowned invgorator
rests mainly on it's astounding cures Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and intestinal disorders. it is
equally efficaciou in nervous complaints. Thou
sands of ladies resort to it remedy for hyste-
ria, futtering of the heart. nervous headache,
vertigo, general debility and all peculiar dstur-
Dances and arrangements to which, as u sex, they
are subject 1t cheers and cnlightens the distress
sed mental powers as well as strengthens the
body. and its use is never followed by any un-
pleasant reaction. Sold by all druggists and
dealers everywhere. april lo
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05

CANNoNADING AND Rain. Experience
shows that the discharg Of heavy artillery
is usually followed 10y rain. The battles of
the French armies were succeeded 10y copous
rains that rendered small streams ilnpas-
sable, and at the battle OF Solf-rno, storm
OF such tierceness arose that the conflict was
battles of our present war After Cen Ne
Clellan's four different battles, .here was
heavy rain on the following vs. respec'ive'
ly, and Gen Beauregard. in his recent re
port of Bull Run, says he was prevented fol
lowing up his victory by the heavy rains Of
the following day. At Fort DoneIson the
bombardnent on Friday was followed hy
rain on Saturday.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05

CARRYING OUT THE CHICAGO PLATFORM -
The following is the Chicago Platform
portion of the bill passed by Congress to orr
ganize Arizona Territory:
"Sec. 8. And he it further enacted
that there shall be neither slavery nor invo.
untary servitude in the said Territory, other
wise than in punishment of crimes, whereof
the parties shall have been duly convicted;
and that, from and after the passage of this
Act, slavery or involuntary serv,ude is for
ever prohibited in all the Territories now or
ganized; and all Acts or parts of Acts, either
of Congress or any organized Territory, es.
tablishing, regulating, or in any way recogniz-
ing the relation of master and slave in any
of said Territories, is hereby repealed"
Through thick aud thin, through peace
and war it will be seen the Abolitioniss
stick to their anti-slavery ideas
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05
The FIRST Surf FOR FALSE TMpR,sovwrNr

The FIRST Surf FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT
Mr.. Pierce Butler of PHILADELPHIA has
commenced suit against Simon Cameron.
late Secretary of War, for trespass. assault
and false imprisonment. Mr.. b. was one of
the victims of what was called by the Tri
bune an "atrocious despotism" having been
immured in Fort Lafayette without charges
or trial. What defense Cameron can make
before an American jury it is difficult to tell;
for there is and can be no doubt that even
the President is not exempt from suit at
law for illegal Imprisonment and the dam.
ages resulting therefrom. This is only one
OF the many cases that will speedily BE-
brought before the Courts, and our tvranical
and despolic Secretaries may look forward to
years of litigation. Hardly man can now
be found to justify the nhuman and barbar
GUS acts that consigned to dungeons innocent
and loyal citizens, and we look with conf,
dence to the speedy triumph of justice and
the restoration of the rights of American
citizens.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05

To the stockholders of the Sacramento,
Placer and Nevada Railroad Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of said Company will be
held ut their office in the town of Auburn. at IL
o'clock, NJ. on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of JULY,
A. D. 1862, for the election of five (5) Directors
Of the Company to serve for the ensuing year,
and for transaction Of general business.
JAS. E. HALE,
President of S. P. 4 N. r. r. Co.
Auburn, June 25th 1s62-4w
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05

RAISED Up The sediment washed down
from the monutains during the winter floods
and deposited in the bottom Of the river, has
1aised the he Of the Yuha, at Marysvile,
ten feet above lis former position, according
to the Express. The s,me causes have no
doubt, operated to raise the beds of the
American and Sacramento rivers to great
extent. a IA t which should he boiLe III miud
hy those r"n,enplati Q levreiag O~irg T."
this fling mp process the river cannot hol,i
near rs much water AS furnrlv so compar
aively small rise will cause n great oveltlow
Until the noun aims cease their travel to
wards the sea it's eXtrene y doubttul if any
general aud eff-ciiv" lrvee system can be
adopted, as the beds of the rivers are rising
up much faster than The people can raise
the ba ks. s. f. Joarnai
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05

How TO ESD THE WAR -l'he New York
1lerald's Yorktown correspondent relates
the following:
A good Ike occurred abon. 9 'n5"e'sm N
this afternoon. A Michigan Colonel WAS in
command OF the guari Cl'lzenS We're pro
asked the corprral t" pass them, SAY inc they
were Congressman The corporal stated the
case to the Colonel.
"They are Congressmen are they'" asked
the Colonel.
$50 they say"
"Wel', let them pass and 60 where they
please said the Coz one. Let them tramp
on turpedoes, 90 into the magazines and
where there is any prospect of iher being
blown TO the devil, for that is the quickest
way TO end the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-17
STAR.
i ,CANDINAyIAN LEGEND.

--- Il sIASDiNASiANL LEGEND.
A liltle Water Spirit all day long
Cat singing by the stream The fisher heard
AEd smiled 70 hear that sweet voice, as 1t
stirred
The reeds and rushss with its hopeful song
81 hope, oh i hope, - that burden ever grew
That the Red'emer Of Mankind will save me
too ~
A stern, hard Priest who rode along that way,
MIspPed In a mantle Of selfrighteous zeal,
Felt his wrath kindle at the soft appeal
That formed the burden Of that trustful Law.
81 hope, Oh i hope" burst from those lips
anew,
'sThat the Redeemer Of Mankind will save ns
top
There sat the little Spirit on the wave,
As the Priest. turning in his saddle, cried,
"CeasS, cease that ciamor; the Redsemer died,
The souls Of men, not such n thee, to save.
As soon shall blossoms this bare twig unfold,
As thou salvation, impious Sprite, behold 20
With that same lwig his lazy mule he smote,
And the poor Spirits cry Of sharp despair,
At those fell words, rang on the silent air.
As he sank down. too helpless now to float.
But; 10 the Priests mule scarce ten PAGES bore
him,
Ere the dry twig burst out In bloom before him!
struck with remorse and shame, the salt tears ran
Down the hard face of that repentant man;
and turning back, bis humbled head he bowed
Before Gods throne Of grace; then cried aloud,
see, sinful man, the twig has bloomed to prove
That Gods love worketh in no narrow groove;
Thy soul, thou little Spirit, saved shall be
Pray thou that Christ like mercy show on me :"
And all that night, where trembling moonlight
wakes
The sbadowy water with its silver strings,
The fishers hear the little voice that sings
Louder than ever, till its burden breaks:
y SOCe, yea, hope-mv hope now renew,
That The Redeemer Of Mankind will save NE
too! 20
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