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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-12
Or. WRICHT'S
REJUVRNATING ELIXIR F,
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Prepared from Pare Vegetable Extract. contain.
ting nothing luxurious the
most delicate

"As the Pheaix
Rises from the ashes efits Ere.
T. -siss-ssis sse '. .ssie% aaS sssree.s Disease
- The ReuvenaiIng Elixir Il the result Of mod.
discoveries la the vegetable kingdom; being
su entirely and abstract method Of cure. irrcs-
y-ctive Of all the old and worn out systems.
~ This medicine has been tested by the mo.I
sninent medical men Of the day and by them pro-
ounccd 20 be one of the greatest medical discoveries
the age.
- One bottle viii cure general Debility.
sw- few doses cures Mysteries Ia females.
s~- One bottle cures Palpitation Of the Hesrt.
sE- From one 20 three bottles restores the nsnIi-
ness and full vigor OF youth.
sS- Few doses restores the appetite.
go Three bottles cure the worst ease Of ImpO-
'ency.
gH- A few doses cures the low spirited.
~ One bottle restores mental power.
- fel0 doses restores TIE organs Of gcHerdfi0s
sr- A few doses bring the rose 70 the cheek
go This medicine restores 90 manly vigor snd
robust health the poor debilitatea, WOrn-doWn and
iespairing.
sTr- The listiess, enervated youth, the over-task
"a man of business the victim Of nervous depression
The individual suffering from general debility, o.
from socakness Of a single or0aHs win all and lmme
diae and permanent relief BY tAe use Of THIS Eiixlr
Essence Of Life.
and forwarded by Express, on receipt OF money
@ any address.
IL The Cherokee pills and ReJu-
sonattug Eitxir, are sold by all enierprlsng
Druggistsin the civilized world some unprincipiei
dealers. however, try TO sell worthless compounds
IN place Of these those wklch they can purchase a.
a cheap price, and make money by sell
ing, than they these medicines. A. vsiuV
Jour health, aye, the health OF your future %
spring, do not be deceived by such unprincirfe'
Druggists, asf for Esess medicines aud fake ot
,rs n the Druggist VIII not buy them FOR you, en
close The money ln letter, and We viii send uel
10 you hy Express securely sealed and packed, fre
from observation.
Ladies' or Gentlemen can address Us Ia perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases
nature In male or female. Patients need not hes
tate because of their inability 10 visit u.s. We have
treated patients successfully In all portions Of the
civilized globe. by correspondence
Patients addressing as will please state pihlnly All
The symptoms Of their complaints, sud write Post.
Office. County, State and name % writer plain, and
inclose po-tage stamp Tor reply
W seHd otV 81 page P1lHphief free 70 any ad-
drss. Address al letters for Pamphlets advice 10
the proprletors.
Or. w. n. MERWfk g. CO.,
No 6S Liberty street. New York.
a. n. COOK, CHlcAoo. No. 20 Market Street
ssnefai Agent iof the States u Illinois, Iowa Wis
spfn. Michigan and Indiana. who viii supply
fe-Sisis al our regular card prices
Sold 81 retail by THOs. n. BARR, BBERL 4
BIN DL and ALLkN PkNCE, Terre Iiaute
Wholesale by OWNING SLOAN and Dali
~, kklfRR RUSH. Indianapolis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-12

The FIRST Pr,sbytsrisn Church hsss two IN us,
Ihave oos of Peter Martins Hot Al Furnaces
II gives entre satisfaction.
aRIFFls TAYLOR.
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STILL IN .H0TEON'

Dali 4. selling IN. be-, COOK srovKs In u.
ID asrssf
RALL ssI. .as 6os9uEsI oes. stove: sns ~lss
Dali ssIIs n, PoRRsT ouEzN Cooking stow.
D
DALI sells the AILIaAloh OOAl COOK. ,oss.
I'D Goal Barnsr made
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X
DALI. .esis Stoves ohs..sf al. .A..sstn ths
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s.~tion
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-12

MRS STRAUS. THANKFUL. for
A'lth~ tlefsi psiseosss sht ~ f.nas hsra. bfss
iasse - lefafw the isties az TEE Hsass IA "
calty tat ste hss 80 in steTt. so ~ recelxirs
weesly staiflses 4 he aresi 49, --latest ~ hon-
as.s. h<ts. fs~thers sstsrls. a. tiex stssa-
fsx~ a the tafe e8as - teet 80 - .ete - ssl
a. ie~ef rsies thsn anY cttsf hlef. ID 49, -.
<~~ ~ hesaslfnl psltrFn ctaasss
Nr> ss-~zs. Ne -. ssals a. ls~a. 81.
<rut1er- octst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-12
Sy mptoms 3

= 10 p t o M 3.
The symptoms of CstArrh a. they generally sp-
pear arc At hfst very slight. Persons fnd they
have frequent attacks. aud are more ssnsit We 10
theehsnges Of temperature IN this condition. the
nay be dfy, or slight discharge, thin and
Acrid. astsrwsrd becoming thick and sdhesive.-
A. the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
Increased in quantity and changed In quality. they
are Dos teies snd heavy. and are hs-ked or
coughed OF The secrstions are offensive. causing
bad breath; the voice it thick and nasal the eyes
are weak The sense OF the smell 10 lsssened dee
uOyod; deafness frequently takec place. Another
the person is obliged 20 clear bis throat IN the
msrnng Of . thick or silmy mucous. which has fall
len so~n from the 1esd during the night. when
this TAXES place the person may be that his
disease IL 0n 80 ~ay 20 The isngs and should los.
30 time IN srreeting 10.
The above are but few - the msny oatarrh
SYMPTOMS.
A single Bottle Will last a month-to
be used three times Day
IEsTIu0NIALs.
Fron Hon. rhos J. Tarnef, kx-hsmosr of Con-
gress, from Illinois. late Speaker 0fillinois House
ofRspreseutsuves. and Grand Master a. A y.
A. NJ. cfthe Stats of llinols
DsAs ssr In reply - yoar sstiss oftss lzth inst
! would say that vas ssvsrey siiiietst with Co
yea sod bought too bottles ~ your Lsaid Cstsrfh
hsmedy. B~fore hsd used ons bottle vss sen
sibly approved snf before ths seeond besus wss
en- he'd. wss compietsly cared. can Tecommend
the medicine 20 sii arictei sith cstsrrh.
Respectfully rours.
Tnos J. TUsEsR.
fbisis .oosrify thsi In the nee q Dg. seslys .
C-tsrsh remedy. sxpsrissesd nseh ssli.f ssd
hsvs heard nAay spsas - Hs being i1vslashls
ioF the cure of CsisrTh
ranrs. Ac.
Chicago May "a. lss< sDWAhD ELf.
SOLD IN TERE HAUTE BN
Z. "A, Bsrr Gu: kh~ris khrindlsy sad q. ".
Psuick A Co.
s~piia~iv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03
MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG OFFICER OF THE POTOMAC ARMY Is
des'rons OF opening correspondence with young
iody with q view TO matrmony: she must be young and
handsome and OF loving and cheerful disposition;
object as the writer has plenty for both Address Frank
Harrison, headquarters Third division First corps Army Of
Potomac
GENTLEMAN OF FREDERICKSBURG APpEAR.
N ance aged 26 IL anxious To- form
lady with the view Of matrimony. The advertiser
cerr and will expect the carte de vite of the lady respond
ms 10 IN advertisements Address Fox 81 Spring street
sUwO BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIEs-AGED IL AND
20 orphans educated aud refined. natives Connecti.
cut solicit the acquaintance of two gentlemen of mean
with a view 10 matrmony Call on address Eva and
AIDA care OF Madam De Cora Inn West Thlreh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ increased accommodations Trains for Albany and
arqS "e North and West leave Twenty sixth stree, depot
SUNDAY trains leave New YORK FOR Albany at4 Is ~,
aud Albany FOR New York at 9.lb a NJ
JOHN BuRUuILL. snpcrlpiendcpL
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RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-TRAINs FOR ALBA.
~ ny, Troy, the North West, leave Chambers street
snd ~ A. and ~ and 10 ~ r NJ. and ON sunday:
any Of the Offices Of wBsrCOrrs Express 10 New YORK
AND bookyn aod baggage checked the house 10 ell points
on the road and TO Saratoga Springs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

ORf .,obDs FOR THE WILTON
as 5000 BED COMO. sTEIS. all sizes. the largest
~ortmcnt IN the city
Also 10 cases Of BLANKETS which are offered IS per
tent below usual p.ioes
Large buyers rberaliv dealt with.
JOHN HEATH 10 Carmine street, Corner Of Blocker
ERENCH FLUIING-ALL MATERIALS PUNCTUAL-
ally hued In unsurpassed manner and delivered In
all parts II the city, al Ma GULDENs French Fluting Es-
,1bfshmeat Is Amity street n. B.-A block and half
from Broadway.
L'LUTING FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN A SU.
II pcrior style for four cents yard under inches
above four six eats by the French flutng Company 27
Spring street. between yaIick sud Hudson.
WINDOW SHADES. $50
FOR STORES o"o"D"Ai.
FOR SKYLIGHS.
FOR DIV ELLINGS.
q. L. J. B. kelly,
Manufacturers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03
POLITICAL.

CQTH WARD DEMOCRATIC WcKEOO AssoCh.
~ tlon.-rhe regular monthly meeting 81 ths assoem
usn will he held Wednesday, feb % ~ ocock ~ W
fourth STREETS JOHN MACDONALD, President
ApkuHEuS s.c,.t..es
n n MsRrlSF, o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03
DRY GOODS.

At THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE.
~ Ladies can buy II ,isery, undergarments HOODS,
Gloves Handserchefs collars, shirt Fronts, Ribbons,
trimmings velvcts. Innings Muslns Embroideries Ede
ings Buttons Brads Combs Soaps Toilet Articles and
Al % PER CENT ENDER BROADWAY PRICES. 90,
early examine the following lots from auction 900
dozen regular Bnglish Hosiery Is I'd and Is
worth Soc 400 pairs French Corsets 6s pair worth Is;
large lot OF plated Knives Forks spoons &c, at half
price; 2U00 yards embroidered Curtain Muslin, 2s 2s 3D.,
r. 3D. to IS bargans 200 yards Lace for dresses Ia yards
wde Is worth As yards dress Trimmings, &C. worth
Is 3D. In Small Wares Trmminss t We keep the es
and cheapest stock IL The ci,yBtst Needles madp a.
paper bss. Pins. &C. French working Cotton &C. skein;
Moravin Cotton c spool 5000 yards Cnsb~ re- Tr M
mings &c yard WORT. foe: 200 dozen ai,an
rom ana %he SPOOL Ladies es early Bargains
Cor .cf OF Sixth avenue S.,a Nineteenth street
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

RIO CONTRACTORS.
sepra scaled Proposals each endorsed with The tle
or the for which The bid be offered, Will be
ceved at this oce until IL clock NJ OF Monday February
l5 1865 for the construction Of Trap Block Pavcments In
the following streets I'm Second avenue, from For
second " Syty6st street. with crosswaks from Forty
second TO street; Fortyhrst street. be-
tween Third aud Fourth avenues.
Blank forms tho bids and other nforma
oh can re obtained application TO tho Canuact Cerk at
this Office. THOMAS STEVENq ! Croton
ROBr. l.. DARRAgH, iAqucduct
a.. A, W. CRAVEN, Board.
OFrich OF THE CroroS Aourpucr BOARD. Jan. 20 1864.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

The Trustees have declared scrip dividend of thirty
per cent upon all participating life policies now In force
which were Issued twelve mouths prior 10 Jan 1854 aud
payment IN ash and after the first Monday p March
next OF nsalnen Of 20 cent upon
declared 1850 1860 inclusive tnono
holding certificates upon presentat ion at the Home Office
Those LAYING credits will be allowed the same upon their
notes at the settlement of next premisni
b. order Of the Board. - 49,.
During the year 4675 policies have been issued, in'
BALASCE SHEET OF THE COMPANY. JAN. 4, 1864.
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THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS or THE BOARD OF
a tosncumen will meet "Wednesday Sd INST, at I
o'clock j. NJ, N room No. City HALL Al parcs Interested
~ papct itieffed 70 TIE Committee invited to attend
PATRICK II. KEENAN,, Con mittce
PAFRlCK RuSSRbL
MICHAEL BROPuy J Streets
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FINANCIAL.

ATsIx PER CENf.-LOAks, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON
N city property only per cent mortgages II due, paid
OF, and similar lent at per cent Address without
delay Park Ben jamin, IS West Forty fifth street.
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FINANCIAL.

= s& - = 49,
A sToR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, rs WALL
IA stree twenty third semi annuai Dividend.-rhe d.
recers OF ths company have declared dividend of Five
per Cec on the capital stock free OF
able 10 stockholders and after February I. 1864
ROBERT ID. HART, Secretary.
A NEW FIRM, WITH UEDoUBTED PRIVATE REF
n erencea would pay well any gentleman engaged IN .
banking or insurance house. who would investigate ref
erences and. II found worthy allow 10 refer 10 their
house. Address boz $50 Herald office.
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. 4s6 BROADWAY. COR
~ ner broome Money lent in sums to suit from 80 to
$0 on the personal security OF the borrower rcpaysbe
by weekly ormon lhy instaiment Full particulars DO
had at the office from 10 O'Clock.
GREEN BAY, MILWAUKEE, AND CHICAGO RAIL.
VI road Of the eight per CENT past due
bonds or this Company receive payment OF me rinc
pal with from 10Th October last q seven per
annum 1.-THE lawful rate Of the State OF Wisconsin Tor
past due on presentation Of the same a. the
Office Of SCHUCHARDr GERHARD Il Nassau street.
Notice hereby given that the privilege OF exchanging said
bonds for the seven per first mortgage bonds or the
Chicago and Milwaukee Railway Company 10 extended TO
1h day OF February After that day interest VIII
all OF said bonds which shall not then have been
presented for exchange or payment BY order OF
President Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Company.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TrENTI0N, BARRIERS AND oTHERsi..A yALU-
n able Hair Dye recipe will 90 TO any ADDRESS upon
receipt Of rs cents and stamp Colors beautiful brown
Address Chemist box las Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

Tin BROADWAY,
lIU To let or lease n required the whole Of tho Eve
story building together tho Stories separately we'll cal
Slated for business purposes Apply 20 GEO CHESTER
NAN, GO Nassau street
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CAsHBERG PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR
A. ladies, and containers Cast OH Clothing Parties
waited upon by addressing t. csshberg, ~ Bst Twelfth
street near Broadway Ladies waited upon by Mrs O..
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mi n nnp WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
SIU.UUU wenied.-t VIII pay the highest price tor
Clothing Furniture. &c CAL " address $50 Sc
between Thirty thrd and ILlty SITS
LADIES' attended bv Mrs. Stratus. n. n. STRAUSS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

IMPORTANT TO THOSE HAVING PAPER STOCK FOR
sae.-Taylor. Geoghegan Co., 65 Leonard street. hay
cal cash price for old blank books pamphlets newspapers
cotton rags paper stock generally viii also buy woolen
RAGS Have constantly for sale box makers and book.
binders Boards Printing, News. Hardware and Manila
Papers.
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SIC. 600 TO LEASE "a, s, FOR ONE YEAR on, OR

x0U. UUU. more Two snlcns,d pianis,lons "a on n
ing each other and situated upon bank of
river IN louisiana, FIVE miles below Nechcy. These
pantat are hney improved and capable making
from l2uto 500 bales OF cotton. Having never ceased
be cultivated they provided with stock
&C. and the ahorers are now gathering the grown
1863 Being very near ana In sight OF an important military
erer very superior Inducements TO Iessee There viii he
probabv from bales Of cotton ret be- patbcrcd
Of the OF styear which the lessor will agree d.
thus enabling the Inter realize al
once more that the rent OF both plantations for one
year These offered for lease simply nc.
the absence OF the proprietor and his consequent
fnabihy 10 them For detail OF terms, &C., apply
70 CHAS. d. LEVERICH, Ill Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

D. the President snd Board OF Directors OF s Columbian
We hereby certify that We have compared the ABOVE
statement with the balance sheet OF the Compsny>apd the
sheet with Its books and found them to CONFORM
We also examined the cash bank balance securities
bills resyable and other assets, aud found them 10
form accurately with the above stement made b. the Com
PAM s s,nSyns nvwwIEs,cx
January %. 1904. DANIEL W TELLERj
On and after February 1884, dealers with this company
viii be allowed the option Ito be sgnhed At Tie time Of APP
end Of year. returns In cash guasnteey cert6a)
OF premiums paid and earned during the year. whether oss
not upon all new risks under the New YORK form
Of policy a. follows
is Upon all voyage risks upon cargo return OF twenty
~, "a Upon voyage risks upon freight return Of twenty
"a Upon time upon freight and upon vovaue and
time risks upon huls, return Of ten per cent.
such privilege, however, being confined 10 persons and
firms the aggregate OF whose premiums upon such policies
earned and paid during the year. shall amount the
y wy DIRECTORS.
Edward Rowe. u: y MERCK, 8. N. Derrick,
Daniel W. Lord. VIM. II. Ogden, Moses Merck,
George Min, John Armstrong, David J. Ely
John Atkinson, y. g. Morris. Joseph Morrison,
Thos A. q. Cochranc, Andrew Rich. WIN. N Popham,
VIM. N. Halsey, Daniel w. Teller, ID q. Morris. Jr,
Thos Barron. Jehn ID. Bates, Jr, Ezra Nye,
Roland q Mitchell, Charles IIicsos. henry jcammanp.
Albert q Lee, Robert Bovine, Thomas Lord,
George p. Deshon, Lawrence Myers, Robert y Holt,
%. T. Minis }. " lrinln
~ q MORRIS. President
Tpos Loan. Vice President
Wa A wsrssy. seccrd vice President and Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

cTEAM POWER, WE'LL LIGHTED ROOMS, 6oX5o,
- heated with steam well adapted for Hversmths, Jew
slisrs or light machinery. Apply to J& G. H. WALKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

UNFINISHED COTTAGE HOUSE. TEN ROOMS, TO
II let for more; possession Immediately II de-
red; with mofern improvements In BROOKLYN. Is minutes
from Fulton or Wall street ferry In fine location aud
desirable the house 10 let and furniture for SALE
Address box l,27l Post onlce.
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AT NO. 1877 SIXTH AvENUE-LADfEs AND GEN.
N. uemcn III you wish receive the highest price Tor
your cast oil Cohnv Carpets Furnu,s g. we pes you
avenue, from Tenth street LADIES' attended 10
BY Mrs. Minr True. you will be dealt VITA 70 your salts
n n benefit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

MO LET-rHE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF THE
building 4Sy Broadway northweserly corner of Broome
street Inquire l5s West Twenty third street. the
, premises between 10 and o'clock.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-03-18

MotRN1NG AprNrL--Wo have al
ways had grave doubts Of the propn-
ETY. of putting ON sable garments at
the death of Christian friends, aud the
acknowledgements 10y Rev DR. Butler, OF
Washington, are worthy of careful con-
sideration by every Christian
you will permit me, with all respect
To the sentiments Of others, to utter
my very long and maturcd CONVICTIONS
upon it. It's evil seems to me to be
manifold 1t looks like u uniform OF
organized rebellion against the provi-
dencc of God 1t sheds gloom over
the streets. through the churches, and
in the house II creates an impression
in the world of absence of comfort and
consolation 1t helps to perpetuato
sorrow. when the Christian duty is to
cultivate peace and joy respect the
sentiment which leads those who are
bcreavcd to put away gay colors, and
wear those which are gloomier But
let not the fancied respect for the dead
on fear that one may not seem to mourn
enough lead us into the egotism OF
obtruding our sorrow into the world
and wrong against Christianity by
making it wear livery of despair, and
a wrong to the world by being objects
OF gloominess. when cur present peace
should be perpetual testimony to the
high joys and the sufficient consola
ton of Christian faith.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-03-18

DECLINE OF Fun IN OuR COUNTRY.
In a capital speech delivered by j. w.
Stuart at the dedication of Charter
Oak Hall, at Hartford, occurs the
following most timely and useful hint /:
"The fact is, i'll my view, that our
people are altogether too perseycrc-
ingly, painfully, and remorselessly even,
given up to the almighty dollar
Thrown upon new continent, as
that all-accomplishcd statesmen, ora
tor and scholar, Edward Everett, re-
marked, not long since, mt cclobra-
ton in Boston, eager to do the work
of twenty centuries in two, The Anglo
American population has oycrworkod
and is daily overworking itself From
morning to night. from January to De
ccmbcr, brain and hands, eyes and
fingers, the powers of the body, and
the powers of the mind are in spas
modic, mcrcilcss activity. Our pco-
pie, adds Mr. Everett have not yet
learned the lesson contained in the
very recreation, which teaches that
the wo1n~out man is re-cycqied, made
over again by the scasonable relaxa-
ton of the strained faculties How
true! We ought, therefore, as think,
/ to w0rsbV U0Bm0Ricso and IomHs mare
to inaugurate more Mountaineering
holidays than we now have-cclcbrate
more feasts of families keep more
harvest homes burn larger Christmas
logs garland tailor May poles -and
devote larger hecatombs of beeyes and
poultry for grateful distribution in de-
lighted neighborhoods. and TO the
poor in the parish This is in strict
accordance with the spirit of the text
in Nehemiah TO- "Then he said nm
to them, go your way, eat the fat and
drink the sweet, and send proportions
othem for whom nothing is prepared /;
for this day is holy unto oar Lord ;
neither be We sorry for the Joy of the
Lord is your strength II. And all
the people went their way to eat, and
TO drink, and TO send portions, and to
make great mirth, because they had
understood the words that were de-
clarcd unto thcn'