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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
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bar 1T.
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tel stecn atbrO6Sneu gBius Oosr Atbem on ben
pfsroCu.
GGt ebtss 9Nseisnsn NnO lsbr fthdetar, unb mon
tonu bieIetC Iu iSpSr 5sii an ben rsdtEn yrslesu
toufsn, In hsm nshtfsilsn 8uhItChr pcn
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
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@bS!siOls unb @stOit Srussiftsn uub Gbsmttsr, DC
81 apslf Samilten Stroes, nobs es9snGbsT bee Obj:
fel0ws' oalIe tn ausataun ga.
1atsn flGb 10 @slsaIbafis gsr6inbuns sfssbsu unit
fdbIsn dbsr bur frsnss unb bilt9S Au hnerflumfsit
aut tbE @sfhdft uno buvd paltsn ear bsfisR une
friltbGten MsoiSiusn, dusn bic pcIfis 9efrsbiAuno
9stsu 81 fSnnsu, bic fis nit ibYtm 3uRruh tsSbrsn
Sa rtr trt5s 9rabulris bsr arsneibsrsitun9sfunf
ffnb, 70 tGnnsn mis- Tamilisu pcn bfr @sinbst uHi
ferer Msbijinan pelRtbgrn, Bic mir aHR htm 1sr,
Siuatsn gbarmctcpSts 9smaS iubSrstgn.
e$ RebGl DFuas Gnb Gbsrlifalten Darfnufsu
w mir aud ale pSpuldrsu Qotentmsetnsn
I'D 9srfdmsrIsu, faup Iriittl, eaarSte, Saars
"a 9ldaetf uno AabntHriien, SInio, alfGbSl
GompbtRS, SchienSl pOn bar teflen huolitdt, Sch
snSlIeampsn, (5tuiOs uno DGl:eGmpsn psrbsn gun
9rennen ron &cbIsnGt umasdnbSrt) gR1tfbes Sfsn
fhparls, GrsstBl, Sarbitcfis, SpSisrsisn. t.ii.
8sicnbsrs Aufmsrtfamtstt piFO Der 8utsFsihnt
vrn drIHihsn @srfhrsitunsen ssipseuat
Gtebr6altsr iinc atbungtpeU ein9aabeR tti u,S
sinen @srhib lu mahsn, che &c III ben GitiGS f0ut
fen, inOsm mir init 5obrttanitn unb Smporteurt
Ginrthtun9su 0strCHSn batGn pSburdb nit ibnsr
aufs pCrttstlbaftsfte vrrfaufGn tSnRtn.
peEtSraIsS prup--sin bsrrtidSs unb tpIrt
'amss ORittsl in Su1iSu uno 8srfdlmnasn uno fi
gNnoeruns esr gu6jSbruu9. YrSss % esntS 81
SIafhs.
&opfwth ~ psrISnsn bic an usurGl9iihcI
5dmsr3sn cbsr nsrpSfsm 6Spfpsb leiosn, srbaItsl
ieelsih einbsrune burdl 0strauh unGsrss GspbGIi
Glirirs preis IS Gents Die Ttolbs.
Samttten 6oarw q d e-jum Relni9Ri
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per Dad.
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gut JR fstu,
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Eor5otb parisua1sr sSbns pcn bsr UOEgd9IIhftn 3sr
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EG1ntaun, Es6 ~ 1861. nabi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
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YTs, btne ben une Pl im SiadI
prnDlpaniIn, In 9Eait nss Huns prttsn Rdr tsr pspz
iIeeSnsn 1eurtsn ODtE uno 2iHtr uRb
isGTtequua In bsfaan sduHtb, une 5oua @ibltE unS @
sOsd IflusJs gthIs RiuF NT Ssusn DBgr uRp Eats
nsr une edasmSinr fur he Ghlra pen
6ap uno aR6srnsrbTsfRE IN tTiaesm eta daunt brta
tA min st hahsn rorin t sine court ontt urb 9p
ntr uno SeHe une asmneu QIsis anbsraumsr,
r sthan p1Tstn G In ess ast aa'ntauH dr eos Gaun
ltGaS auf ozn
Graen NOntas I'm NOnnt gprll,
1898, libss os es Sas pss b'astn Rraats H. uno ps
IESi IBShtH o1astn Uire-
Go rptrb btermit gfa4rt6t gsgeben,
aaS SNSnstSr uuo Ssndb nnrbab etsstaetsn Iaunrs
gon aSa oat f, eann uGo ealSi a in snsr Fsrn mE ibrn
Rcd Rscer66 SHluansn une SIdunacusn snlunsu blbSr
TN ibEsH qflltsR UeT ttilsisT Sauu abWpatisn.
Des9leldlsn Tsrbfn auh ale bteiSngsn,
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r0rtune lita nIunStH tnbsuun bisiIbsnu t
tbRSH Ttbt eunlsn mag.
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Zoe W26tJ In 5ahts unitTe osrTn ltf9
UoLI trbattSbis Rspu6Iif!
Ssrman ". Setter, G6rrtf.
EgnlJln, Clri II 1913. robS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Sar9atns! Sar9atnS!
SrOae 8erabiesnn8 Der NSreiie !!
Der rlntGl6rtstsnr tuiinIat SGm publitum BIZ
Anshes su MAIDEN, eas rr BEN sanSsn GtOa ror
GQbinet-9S10rer,

lssbln has Gla'nt6um ppR GtmSnS. YrtsE,
auf GbTf's' '8snru ssfault tat, unS asbrnIt bsn'
lslbsn am alter StarbpIdb pes Srn. 9rIrs, nSGilr
ItAre 1um antntaun goRamt. 70 batb atS nEgIiG
an tsratesIsbtsn prsfsn atiuissrn, Der GtOd
auf Sano IN 6tr rpIgommsnils Is gum Gtrfauf an
sstOtsn In Nlinlauu. StRsbsnb aus
Sofas, Stbeboarb8, SecrctGrS, Sureaus,
98arercbs, Setttloen, Genter,s Wier,
8reaffats uno Dining; ;Iifbe, Mabas
acnps uno 9ilosRabmen Spiesel, SiI.
6ersRabmen, afloene @ouleina6, Elm
auseeosbnte6 GfOrtment ucn Seniter.
S6dbs, Slenoen, uno llmban9 6irturS,
atsrtaupt o1ss mas In sInsm gut r'auIlrttn Gnbi.
nst.DaarsnIaser esbaItn Uirp.
Der ubiss StUa nib ctns 8ldbaIt VsrFauft
an Nlsbsrsn SrsTrn, uno Up Der auimsrliamIsil
ron RSafsrn WUtI psrtt.
8cmmt aqt. untsrfu6t bsn Strd unb ibrMuet
SUD IrltG BON frE Dahrbrtt wIs Otsn anaeasbsn
Sobn y. Se6tsI.
October 8. na-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
g { ct : Ter!

Cine tsrrIiGs QuspatI SenfsE SaptsE - bic
l&Bnpe unb wOtIfsiIae Nusrakl bic js In GQtn'
taun mar - WUrauf man bic @ufmertfamfstt Der
StObrpaltsr su Ienitn wdn14t-ill GOsbsn srbaI.
ten pOrbsn, unb tt tiGIls ju UerEaufen I'm Su&'
fObT BON 0utt uno Sa8enbuh.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
6Dlla, fir ben gSinter !
Seif i6r 9eut, nun fOmmt bsrtei

.0teioer MAIDEN 9eutel
Ss bic GtsiDsr MAIDEN eGute
DtsIes Sprutbpcri 9sbt ncb al,
limb Die alSibsr hno'f nu bGutG
Yti tsm MC o 9sr uno . smGu.
eGiQt bu bsinss etetbGns bUtts
GJsrn gsl2bSn fin, iun9sr Wonn.
81 bonp psuee nur bic Shrttt
Crit gum gRss ger uno . sman.
Sritt biusin in ibren enosn,
e5hau Oir brE 9Baaren an
eSslt man 1T bier rTCbt bCrathCn,
Rst Cm 0Hte9er uno D sman.
oumbus wtltln Rs ni6t lpttIeu,
limb 9rtrue niht DEncCn an
Eair nit SeDsTmdn 81 osaIEn
e;trstsn Wse0sr une Ssmau.
Carum gHsnlhIn auf Der Gret
9Cmmst 0lleiammt bCron;
DoG ttin &lsiCrmanad mEres
esrssu 81 GO ger uno . sman.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
NOSetsoer auaaO SSnItni

&oufmann8 Sdncioer,
IA Madm 6sm Yu6litum bic Gn,star,
81 4, ibrrn wcblfsittn GIsibsrfcbr fcrtf'b'r
II 80. SO. On. SdmiItCn Sro6s, alsnta
esraSr nstsn Orm 8spubiitanCr' BuGilc6r' nc
con da0 Su 1ds rtus Baorsn auepadcn uho
rsit lnb btm publitum auf Die alerttils a1
,u birRsn. S6r Scuatb UCn
&Iei6erifCTcu
fam uldt iitutroFsn tpsrtsn uno teilt6t aus
len Qvtsn bic man FIR ySde, pCIsn, SNritsn
anpsn Diuesn brauht. - Sit wfrern pa
usrdrttIlm unb bfianbIg auf 9anO Paltsn
4rten
Tertlgc aiciber,
bourtaIt aus rfm bsilm Matertal Bfnadt,
Ssmpt, Collars, Tdf6mtii&sr u. {. p. uRb
nlrs mBgrIaR wottfsil osrtduft.
6umbcm'Glrbeit
prb Idn,l, aut unb btGis psrri6tst, unb b
quite arbstsr 9ebuiisn Wsrbsn, fam man li6
duf quite unS paGsnpe arteit prrlnTn. 8
quite Ssbisnuns bOfsn Rs Ssbsrmapn tsfrIs
III f5nnsn. Rufst an!
t1atban tIIcb9sr. UiIabman Dem
ausntopn. Setcbsr 10. 1862.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
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Dirb tIsrmtt ssssbsn, pas bic IlntsrSri6nrtsr
aIs grscutOrsn ron Der 6tntnlabsnI6aft bee
psrNUrbsnrn N arttn 8ttttr, fen, lrbtbin
vcn salJturs dauHlGip. es6a GOunrp, ansslrlt
wcrbsn Rnb. Vile Gisisnissn StrfCnrn bnbu,
pfIGs nod an tsfdsts 6inttrlafsnl6aft f6ulprn,
nnb btsrmt aufsrfOrrrrt innrboIb 6 DOGsn an.
,urufsn unb absubs,abIsn,-llno SUt6s bic nod
re&tmd6is' anfOrrsrunssn tabsn mJssu, Rnp chen.
fale erfnht fcIae innsrbal6 bfr trIa9len 5rit
ppbltsadtlst riaSuhaupissR, an
#a"" Die @rten.
@Gr, q. 1868. no6p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
OaS S6lGtgeI6Gft.

Cas S&IdtgeI6Sft pirb eur6 ben untsr,ed,
netsn fcrtss1fst prrbsn, Der immsr an Sasen.
tu6's GGfitauis nuSutrtftn fsi. CT tf bsrstt
isee DuaIitdt Su Iisfsrn fiir Grdsn, unb pirb bsm
Oahceden' @si&dft fsIbit abwarten In alien befI,n
3wsissni er 10 sin prattftn Dstrr, nit pIrItn
9abrsn GrfdtrunS in BEN @rI2Sft. gr bait
llsJsit Gin srOees Enforcement sun S&lSt on
o'm &urntaun &isnbabu Depot, an Sanp.-
Der S&ISt warrantirt sr bas CT scn RtqIams'
bslien BLUE Wcuntain Sru1sn Eummt, pIe or
Vrn Srn. Rsd asblItsn Wuroe. Die arbslt bic
'r anntuimt wirD arf bic alerbslr Ranier Ssr.
L&tst' unO an ben UispsFlsn grsiIsn ale bic
3sItsn ss nur srIaHbeR.
8OtIieb Sersc9.
aleniaun, WSr, 1868. nof1m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

Ghniaun Esb. ~ 1851.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

SEIH SIUU PTtFpF
til pabrIIdl Elm bsrrlIter
uuo pirb i'm sanJsn Staat
non fClusm GOltsn etau
iibertrrfsn. Die FDisrer
FAB 3uSIsIG ftsE, 70 Daft
man I'D aud pOtI auf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

Northern Missouri was visited by a heavy
snow storm last week. Trains on all the
railroads were delayed. In the cuts on the
Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad the snow
was from ten to fifteen feet deep.
VIM Ii. Graham, who recently died of in
temperance, was not the former editor and
proprietor Of Graham's Magazine, bnt he was
brother OF that gentleman, whose name
was George r. Graham. William II. Ora
ham was only an agent for the sale of the
magazine.
Mr., $. Barber a Wesleyan preacher near
Brockville, c. W., was killed by his son, Il
lad OF sixteen years Of age, few days ago.
The mother was sick, and the lad exhausted
with watching, had laid down on the floor on
quilt. the father came in, and dragged the
quilt roughly from under him; the son sprang
up, and struck his father with a billet Of wood
from the effect of which he died; he denies
all knowledge Of the occurrence and is said
to be sOmnambullst. He has been Commit
ted for trial.
A Louisville correspondent of the Detroit
Advertiser says that George ID. Prentice, the
renowned wit, and reputed editor of the Lou
isville journal, is sinking deeper and deeper
In consequence of his Incorporate habits. The
paper has long since passed from his control,
both financially and editorialy.
a sweet little SKATER, a girl of twelve
years, has created quite furore among the
thousand skaters on New York central park
by her graceful and brilliant performances on
the ice.
One Of the Philadelphia soup-ho houses began
operations for the winter on Monday There
was considerable rush for the semi-liquid
bounty. Very few if any Americans are APP
plicants.
The Camden and Amboy railroad company
has within Ia short time paid twenty-six thou
sand dollars for missing freight watch
was set on the ferryboa at Philadelphia and
1t was found that every one of the crew ex-
cept tine captain and pilot, was engaged in
pillaging the merchandise while crossing the
river.
Two boys, for some slight misdemeanor,
were committed to the Shclbyvile (Ind. Jail
recently, where also a crazy man was detained
to await transportation to the asylum The
next morning the jailer found both boys with
then Threats cut from ear to ear by the mad
man.
Morrissey, the puglist has won $34 900 in
bets on the late prize fight in England
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

SIR ROGERS CHRISTMAS. -When Sir Roger
de Coverly opened Coverly Hail with the IN
tention of following the laudaale hospitality
Of his ancestors, he had killed eight tat hogs
for that season, had dealt about his chimes
very literally among his neighbors, and, IN
particular, he had sent string OF hogs pud-
dings. with pack Of cards, to every poor
family In the parish. 81 have often thought"
said Sir Roger, sit happens very well that
Christmas should fall out in tie middle of the
winter. 1t is the most dead, uncomfortable
time Of the year, when the poor people would
sulter very much from their poverty ana cold
II the had not good cheer, warm fires and
Christmas gambols to support them. | love
to rejoice their poor hearts at this season, y nj
to see the pii,l.. ..;ii .--e--'~stJ ~ my SlNdt
mali. 1 allow double quantity OF malt to my
small beer and set it running for twelve days
to every one that calls for it. | have always
piece of cold beef and mince pie upon the
taule, and am wonderfully pleased to see my
tenants pass away a whole evening in playing
their trick and shutting one another.-1 dIt-
SOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25
THE rKIB UNE FOX 1861


The NEW YORK rRlBrNE, first issued April 10 lSil
has to day larger ccU alton than other
newspaper published in merca, 1--WE helieve) the
woe!d oR9el dasGaT16' Jnt pccunqry rain Of its
pro1returs from III very magnitude OF its circulation
it has probably since pared with some patrons to whom
its re uarkable cheapu1ss cInirOing rea"mncn-
All u; but otneis have taken h,is places ana i; has
roy more than Two Handled subscriber and
res uar purchases Of al least itty Thousand
over those Of any rival Aud this Unprecedented cur
renee it achieved br liberal expenditures IN
procuring e5rl sad Tie iute by the fear
less EXPRESSION Of convictions, oy the free loement
of ability and iqdutry wherever it might contribute to
excellence in any dep Of our enterprise and by
unShrirkne dclity The dictates Of Justice umani-
ty. qnd Freedom.
By v-ry large OUTLAWS esrly and authentic avlces
by telegraph and otherwise lroms correspondents
with the various armies of the Union. and by special
efforts furnish such information respecting Markets,
crops, dscoveries improve in Agriculture,
DC. as specially interest farmers, have assidu-
ously "A Ored to make iouna calculated to meet the
wants and subserve the interests of the proaucing
classes That end we have at least suraoly attained
urnc other in America or Europe hch
is hahitually read by nearly many farmers and lGer
families as is The IBIBUNE to-day, We shAlI labor to
increase the and the satisfaction Of this by
far the most numerous Of lis patrons
During the existence of the Wing party, this paper
supported that party, though always sy mpathAing with
tbc more liberal nr,ar ssive Auti-Slavery Tying"
tbcroof ubennew issues di,soIved ar TRANSFORMED old
oroapi, tfo,s tbroueb Tho snontaneou, uisnp.,t the
people OF the free States 3ans the population Of the
Missouri Restriction, he tribune heartily participated
in that mpvement and was known AS republican When
the long SIMON Dc ng cousniracv TO divide and destroy
orr conntr ar reduce II enrc 10 como.ete ahssement
TO the Slave Power eliminated in overt treason and re-
beon If naturally necess rilv recarded resistance 10
This as aII other considerations
and devoted all its enersies and efforts to the maineu
ancc of our Union In every great controversy which
has dvi led orr eountrv il has been touud ON that side
which naturally comman is the sympathy End support
of be large majority of school bou.es and tho decided
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-25

VINE CULTURE IN CALIFoRNIA.-Son
which is a thrifty town in California, a lew
miles north OF San Francisco, is claimed to
have the largest vineyards in the world, but
tels may well be doubted But as IL number
of capitalists have recently organized under
the name of the ''Buena Vista Vinicuitura
Association" with abundant resources, it is
probable that machinery has been introduced
there in its highest perfection for wine making
and special effort has been made to put under
culture large variety OF grapes The rancho
or estate of the association contains G00Q acres
of land, two-thirds OF which is in the valley
and the remainder billy or mountainous. The
400 acres under cultivation are planted with
no less than 900 vines, OF which l35, 900
were set out two years ago, while the rest are
of maturer growth. The oldest were plant
ed by an Indian, who endeavored to establish
a home, under the law Of the Mexican repub-
lie, which offered grants of land to red men
engaged in the cultivation of the soil. Most
OF the vines are quite young, only ITO acres
or 0ne-fourth, being now in bearing.
1t is the intention OF the company to set out
500 acres in vineyards annually for the next
six years, so that in 1870, if the plan should
be carried out, the company will have $500
acres of vineyard, and in 1875, when all the
vines will be in bearing, the estate will yield
three million gallons of wine. Besides the
vines set out in the vineyard, there are 1000
foreign vines of seyenty-three varieties, and
all are to be set out next year. The capital
of the association is 100000. The press
house is fitty-eight feet long by forty eight
feet wide, and the crusher has capacity of
10000 gallons per day. The cellars are six
in number, the three new ones, as yet un-
finished, being 500 feet in length, with tenn
perature of IS to 80 degrees throughout the
year. This year the association made of
sparkling Sonoma alone $4,000 bottles, and
expect to double this quantity when fully in
operation. Of course calculations are made
for large profits. The prospect for Calfor-
mia eventually becoming wine growing state
in,urnvaS aaob vaap
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on the evening of the 23d. A large crowd of
friends met him at the depot and greeted him
with cordial welcome. A major generals
salute was fired
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The undersigned most respac fully announces to the
pubic that he has just added large and rich as
sortment of
Optical, Mathematician and Philosophical
Instruments,
mostly his own manuf cture, which he offers lin con-
sequence OF the great saving Of duties and exchange
much cheaper than imported goods be sold for. |
would particularly call the attention to most beautiful
assortment OF
OPERA AND FIpFp GLASSES
Particular pains has been iA,sn produce the most
powerful and sharp Lenses wen elegant style of
mountings, in Pearl, Oxive ard Morocco.
sofa" AND SIMPLE MCROSCOPESl
rom 81 OO TO $500. The MiCrQsg ting be the
favOre Of all and should he every family afordng
amusement and instruction he same time; n good
IN from SlOO to S500O also in separate pieces in
Brass or German Silyer-the hest make in the COUNT
Tele c0pes, of every description Magic Lanterns
Pictures; StereOscones and Pictures; Baromeere and
great variety of thermometer; sc fldJuStmg Their
mometers, for day and nght--pArIcularll useful in hot
houses; HydrOmeters for all purposes; Mapnfving
Len es Of all sizes and great many other snecalties in
his line, ornamental ami ustiJl
SPECrACLES AND EYE GLASSES
OF every description, in Gold, Silver and steel; India
Rnb er ana shell Frames, in large quantities Pebble
Ground and Ft Classes, and the most approved con-
ccntratye Len eS, his Nh grin ing Admitted to the
most near far or sighted, after an examination Of
the Eye, and warranted to suit
Artificial Human Ewes made and inserted to order
Consultation free of charge
Thanking the public for the very kind patronage in the
psst and soliciting continuance Of the same he reains
Very respectfully,
j. ROSENBUSH. Optieian
T. Mr.. R0SENBUSU respectfully reminds the
public that he employs NO OHEm selling his Speetacles
gnd Lenses. DIT ali
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GIN ExceIsis Gloria"
When Christ was born OF Mary free,
In Bethlehem, in that fair cite,
Angels sang there with mirth and glee,
In EreeisiS Gloria
Herdsmen beheld these angels bright,
10 them appearing with great light,
Who said Gods Son is born this night"
IN ETeelSiS Gloria
This King is come to save mankind,
As in Scripture truths we find,
Therefore this song have we in mind,
In E.reeisiS Gloria
Then, dear Lord, for Thy great grace,
Grant us the bliss to see Thy face,
That we may sing to Thy s0lacc,
Old English Carols.
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MOrtester 4ailp Syn.
Christmas.

Christmas.
Glad tidings wait once more,
Angels who hymned of yore
Messiah's birth;
Sing voices of the sky,
As in those times gone by,
Glory TO God on high,
Peace on earth.
o, bright and burning STAR,
enot from us afar
Distant nor dim;
Lead our fraiI bark Alright,
Silent but shining light
AS on that hallowed night,
Guide us to Him.