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~ = esIE'E.EIsQys zEEi7zissg.-We canco.,.
bIaF scientously recommend to those suffering from
q distressing cough, Or. StrichlaHd's Mcliduous
Ind IS witha OF GisaETeeahle to tic taeto Thare IS
doubt that the @eilihGou5 Cough Bal7an is ono G.
prieto- cGiuis for H. We nave tried it iuria- ti,s
past week and found relief fE2n : most disrezzinz
SS r,or !, II tt'Esse3 ny III 9.ashaI r. 70 p
Druggists. Wholesale agents Eognsan & Blook. and
4. Noga!sy 4 co. si73-ly
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LEGAL NOTICES.

s1lEY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
- 29TH MARCH 1866
Pursuant to application, Notice is hereby given
un the premises on tt ESDAY 81 Arril, at II 4. Nj
10 establish the south line Of Cross street from Jack
.'D ',,'.' ~ u " ''''' ' J. SMITH, CLERK
4 BFT s';sHi 7EEsssONEE'S OFFICE, MsrcE
- -'t1. I'oD,-Pur2aant TO application, notice i,
hereby given that the City Commissioner and Snr-
= at o'clock a, III, 10 establish the grade of Chou
tank from Fayette TO Hampstead streets.
Lo-o. j. SMITH,
t4!1.-2t -- Clerk City Commissioner.
RT0TECE Es EsElSEBY GIVEN, That annIi
w cation will be made to the Register Of Baifimora
rity for The RENEWAL Of certificate Of StH%it u
me City FIVE Million Loan, No. 9,O9i f., S4rba43r
nd 83 yO9 for 81 rs q fi~nigT in IN the 4amsT q
respeeiVols me same having been lost, mi5laid OF
-@oieh. ml0-lawgw*
FaVEaES Is T0 GIVE NeyE7s5E:-Tbat the sui.
4 scribers Of Baltimore city, have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said city letters estamentar
% ~ the ,P personal estate of JARRETT HOLDINGS
NORIH, late ofsaid city, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally Authenticated
70 the subscribers on or before the 10th day of Au
from all benefit of said estate All persons inde5ed
70 sad estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under our hands this 1lth day of February,
1866. ABRAHAM STARTZ MAN y
El5-1aw4we Execu.or,
al eeEEeh.-0n and after the ID DAY OF APRIL
"a the price Of CONDENSED MILK will be re-
1uced to summer rates. Parties wishing q trial of
nll MILK. can be accommodated BY giving their orders
BALTiMoRE Go DiEzfNt;SEfD MILK CO.,
nnzI-eo3t ls,A,Ger Cor, sun Tell 10 Light ST.
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Sold by al DruggI5ta.
Wholcssled by Tli0u5EN ( BLOCK and s. $.
Baltimore. iaZ2-d&Weoly

+ STDTSy0 BAD eiA5:.s FsS' EsIEaEa CaJGUHE
10y By DR.. STRICkLhND'S PILE REMEDY
hr. Glass of GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin, writes for the
aegn troubled for eight years with an aggravated case
1f piles and b.s brother was DISCHARGED from tGe
the Piles. Both these Distressing cases we're cute:
9Th ono bottle Of Dr.. Strich!and7s PHO Remedy
The recommendation Of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received by DR.. Strickland 0i II.
10 convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases Of Piles are cured by Dr. Strick lard;
Pile Kennedy. 1t is sold hy Seth 5. Hance los Bait
more street, AMI by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale agents, Thomson & BLOCK
All 4. FOGEI.ER 4 co,
SETH s, aAEGE
iyS-iV Co..
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MAGEEE BAEEG,
~ N : n u I. !

L~-T BALTIMORE, March 10. 1865. !
Notice * hereby given that an Election for NINE
DIRECTORS OF the Marine Bank OF Baltimore, TO
serve for year. viii be held at the Banking House
on MONDAY, The 9th day Of pril next, between the
hours OF II and II clock.
mbl9 laviw7 j. 4. NICkERS, Prest.
7~[-o35aEls.'as VEGETABLE SECELsAN
lEe| HAIR REVIEWER. its effect is Miraculous
Tic old. the young, the middle aged unite to pras.
Halls VEGETABLE oICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER. It;s
entirely scientific discovery, combining many
of the most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in its merits, and are SO
sure ii will do all NO claim for it, that we offer 81 Og
REWARD if the Medium Hair I3eRe,cer does not give
satisfaction in all eases when used in strictaccordance
with our Instructions.
Halls Vegetable SiciliGn Hair Remover has proved
itself 70 be the most perfect preparation for the Hair
ever offered TO the public. ills vegetable compound
and contains no Injurious properties whatever Ii is
not Dye. It strikes at the Roots and fills the gland
with new life and cnOrilg matter.
il WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR It win keep the hair from
falling cut. 1t ceaascs the scalp, and makes the bar
SOFT WsLrous and Sii!Een 1t splendid hair-lress-
ing. No person, old or young should fail to use it,
III IS recommended and used by the 6rSt Meiica!
Authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair Rencwo.
ana take no other.
i not sold by Druggists in your town, trial bette
will be sent TO by express. upon receipt Of one
collar by nautilus giving you an opportunity At
once for testing Its excellent virtues.
Orders iOT trial bottles must DO addressed to
K. 7. HALL j Co, PropriotoIz.
An-1.
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The eE5roi2es will be resumed OF MO#pHE
NEXT, September 4tb ri o'clock 4. b., On Wl,ias
lay paH scholars viii be admitted.
Three higher CLASSIC exclusively intended for roE;;.
aides "ere formed last January, ana -TS in SUCCESS
Parents sending 49,. 40, ,; J., $500 .
or their Iu1ciusi arrival. '"''- !" '1'T1''
anSl-+f R.KNkrr
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5 -
N oT1CE TO SHIPPERS
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
THE GREAT VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE
Air Line Railway.

Comprising the following railroads, viz: Norfolk
and Petersburg, South Side Virginia and Tennessee
East tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
iormlng an nnbroken gauge from Norfolk to the Mis-
SSppl valley This line and all its various conaec-
lions running south and Southwest, is now in full!
OPERATION and is prepared to contract through IL.
ath0Tzeq agents for the transportation Of feigts 10
L4NGHBuRG, BRISTOL. KNOXVTIIE. DAI
TON, QliAITAMQ0GA,N NASHVILLE, MEMPHIS
m 1iA69 s,6 Mb44HNTGOaERY, ATLANTA, VfGKSl
buhti, MOBILE and all intermediate points and
win issue through bills Of ading GrARASTEyivC
THgouGH RATES PER 100 LBS. TO ALI POINTS.
Ship Goods by New Line Steamers foot of Snpor's
wharf, and marx Virginia and Tennessee Line
SHORT LINE To PETERSBURG.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 5 P. NJ. arrive At
Petersburg al IL A. N. the following day, and always
directions and bills Of Iading apply to ,,'
c. 4. ELMORE, Agent,
Office New Line Steamers
mh19-tf foot AZ Gncar;s Wit
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rr-~p N0TgCE.-CNsEEE7s OF CALVERT
Ers9 AND WATER STREETS.We have for re-
watch makers: also, jewellers, engravers and watch
case makers on the premises. Apply to GABRIEL
D. CLARK, corner Of Water and Calvert streets,
agent for " iilam DiX0ns london Watch and jules
LrrgenSnn's GOnonhagen Natch. fel5-2mo
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The public can purchase coal from this company
as low at all times as can be had elsewhere.
REM EMBER
This company owns its own colliery and all profits
ofintermediate parties centre in this company.
REMEMBER
That each share of stock sold now will entitIs tho
holder to receive one ton OF coal at cost previous to
June next, and one ton after June with the dividend
made from the profits of surplus coal
REMEMBER
The price Of our stock is $40 per share The coal has
been tried and proved 20 be the bost quality. Sam
pies taken from tho six and eleven foot veins bo
seen in the office.
sustain this company in putting down the price of one
Of tho necessares of life, by Investing in our stock
Subscriptions taken At the Office and by
ii. S. SlRYOCk Il SON, South Calvert ST.
COAKLEY Z BROTHER, South Calvert st.
THOMAS & CO., Baltimore st.
Yards in S. Caroline and Bidde streets
JAMES I. PURVIS, President.
JAMES l. GWEN Secretary.
mh6-tf 0Etice, 40 W. FRyGste Street.
e. GB "a Els
PIIT8T0EG S aRd pBANk3TIMoRE WHITE ASH.
L0RBERRY (Freeburning) RED ASH.
Screened and delivered in any part Of tho city at
lowest market price.
Yards-Corner of Bidd!e and Cathedral streets.
Corner of North and Madison Streets
Foot of Concord street.
JAMES B0YCE.
f5tf Ofce-NO. 80 Second street.
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D~-zsG. @. es. E.-N0TEt'E-A E.EGEUlsE will
lr2P be delivered in the rooms Of the Monumental
Lodge No A. l. Q. O. F., at the Hail. n. Gay street,
on THURSDAY EVENING. the 10Th instant, NJ
81 o'clock, by the HON. JOSHUA NANSANT, p.
d. Master Of the Grand Lodge Of Maryland. ON the
subject OF Charity, and the Effect Of Unt0ward Cir
cunstaDces upon the Human Character"
The members OF the fraternity are cordially inyi-
ted to be present.
m28-2t JNO. II. SHORT, Sec'Y.
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Affairs in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, October 2s.-Judge Craig,
OF the City Court, was assailcd by police
man Salter, and seriously injured.
W. c. Summervile, of Charlestown,
West Va, was found dead, Saturday morn
ing, on board the steamer Prima Donna
He evidently died from cholera a check,
drawn at Marietta, for $1,000, was found
on his person.
circles, that the Court of Appeals Of Ken
lucky have decided that General Palmer
was guilty of felony for assisting in the
escape of slaves while he was commander
OF this military district.
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Market ISeDorts.

New YORK. November 1-Noon.-Gold
47s. Exchange 109l. Cotton dull, at 3S4@
4os- Flour quiet. Wheat quiet and firm.
Corn 1@2c. lower. Pork lower. Lard dull
P. M.-Cotton tirmer, on reports of
frost in Georgia, with sales of $500 bales -
mlddlings 390l4l. Flour quiet, at So SOG
II for Southcrn-sales of 800 bbis. Wheat
quiet. Corn 2@l3c. lower. Oats lower.
Pork lower-sales of $500 bbls; mess s34
@34 rs. Lard lower. Sugar firm Coffee
quiet. Turpentine 85@S7. Rosin 5000
1880. Gold Al.
MOBILE, November l. Cotton sales to-
day 600 bales--middlings 3501353. Demand
limited-market dull and in favor Of
buyers.
New ORLEANS, November 1-Cotton un-
changed, with sales Of $500 bales Lou
isiana fair sugar 1Gi Molasses 97b. Corn
s1.2511.30. Pork dull, at $3.50 Gold 493
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From Washington.

special despatch to the Baltimore. San,
of Tuesday, says:
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Hon L. D.
Campbell, Minister to Mexico, left last
evening, en- route to Mexico, accredited to
the Juarez Government. He has received
full instructions conforming to the h1pd,.-
tHe arrangement previously communicated.
He will probably visit his home by the
way.
Under this arrangement, the withdrawal
OF the French troops will commence next
month, aud ls expected to be accomplished
at once, instead Of extending over wear,
as at first arranged
This Government, in view of the compl
cations certain to arise upon the with
drawal OF Macmillan, and the necessity
for establishing n stable Government, will,
IN certain contingencies, guarantee the
Juarez Government. In other words, our
army on the Rio Grande and fleet in the
Gulf OF Mexico will be ready to assist
Juarez, should it be necessary to establish
Republican Government in Mexico. 70
insure intelligent exercise OF this possible
armed intervention, q military officer of
high rank will accompany Minister Camp
Dell, with power to act in the emergency
referred to. Lieut.. Gen. Sherman is now
spoken OF in this connection, and also Mai
Gen. w. S. Hancock No troops will be
moved into Mexico except in The contin-
gency referred to, and it is hoped that the
attitude thus publicly assum e, hv this Go
vernment in support Of Juarc2 i'll induce
a general submission of the various fac
tions in Mexico, and obvate the necessity
of any such action.
In consideration of this friendly action.
the Juarez Government agree to cede to
the United States the territory heretofore
stated as agreed upon. and we shall thus
gain tho whole of the peninsula of Lower
California and the valuable portions Of tho
States Of Sonora and chihuahua, thus Sc
curing their rich mineral deposits, the
undisturbed navigation of the Gulf OF
California, and shorter route to the Paci-
fic coast
Con. Sherman was called to Washington
for the purpose of succeeding Mr. Stanton
in the War Department; but as he mani
tests a reluctance to assume tho duties of
that Office, it is probable he will be as
signed to the important dutyT indicated
herein
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From Europe.

New YORK, November 1.-The steamship
Australasian, from Queenstown the 21st
ultimo. has arrived
The steamer Midway, connected with the
Atlantic Telegraph expedition, arrived at
Queenstown on the Goth ut., with her pro-
peller broken.
The cotton crop of Egypt is said to be
very large.
The cattle plague has almost died out in
England.
A Paris correspondent says that the EN-
press Carlotta's maladv commenced on
her voyage from Vera Cruz to Nazaire
when she talked about the immense re-
sponsibility she had assumed.
The famine continued in India, and the
cholera has appeared in the famine dis
tricts.
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Cash Notice.

NOR the information of all concerned,
IL we state that our terms are CASH BE
FORE DELIVERY OF GOODS. Orders
sent US from country and elsewhere will
receive no attention anlcss accompanied
,cih cash to pay the biz.
Aug II J. 4 T. r. AGNEW.
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BY Telegraph.
News Items.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-Secrctary
Seward, with nearly all his family, left
here yesterday evening, to take the re-
mains OF his daughter to Auburn.
MIR. Bogy, the new Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs, assumed the duties of his
Office to-day.
NEWARK, N. J., November 1.-senator
Wright died at o'clock this morning.
NEW YORK, November 1.-The steamship
Eagle, from Havana, with dates ~ the
27th ult., has arrived. There were au
thenticated rumors, during the past week.
or the landing Of cargo of negroes near
1ncora anu Cardenas. The Governor
General sent officers to investigate the
matter.
The United States steamer Rhode Is
land with Admiral Palmer on board. was
at Havana on the 2Sth ultimo
The Government Agent OF Spain, COM
mlssloned to buy two monitors of this Go
vernment, is passenger b. the Eagle.
BALTIMORE, November 1.-The Governor
ceclded, this morning, to remove the Po-
lice Commissioners He saws. if neces-
sary to enfsrce tie decision, he viii eau
upon tho United States for troops There
Is great excitement on the street, and in
dlcatlons of trouble.
1t ls not yet ascertained who are the new
commissioners. 1t is rumored that q new
force has already been organized, and will
the day. The old Co nissoncrs have their
full force out, and VIII resist the demands
Of the new force for the surrender of the
station houses, marshars Office, &c A
body of 400 dismountcd cavalry, who ar
rived here yesterday, to embark for Texas,
nre now at Fort McHenry, and rumors say
they will be retained here, in case of emer-
gencv. There is considerable feeling mani
fested-somc approving and others utterly
denounclng the action of the Governor.
Generals Grant and Comstock have ar
rived.
ToRoSTo, November 1.-The trial of the
eight Fenian prisoners has been postponed
until the second week in November, to
allow their counsel further time to procure
evidence. The Crowns counsel stated
that he was not ready to proceed against
the others at present
OTrowA, November Ian Informal meet
ing OF the Cabinet took place yesterday.
1t Is understood that the ministers will
proceed to Montreal and hold their rcgu-
lar session there, commencing tomorrow.
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Paints, Oils. Window Glass.

THREE THOUSAND lbs. pure WHITE
i LEAD, ground in oil.
l,9oo lbs; st. Louis White Lead, ground
IN oil, at 123 cents per pound
200 gallons boiled and raw Linseed Oil.
Together witt q complete assortment of
Tanners and Machinery Oils, dry and
ground Paints, Furniture, Coach and Japan
varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Paint
Brushes, Farnish, busting and Scrubbing
Brushes. For sale at low prices by
Oct 81 J. tE L. r. AGNEW.
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Sales,

-. =. =. ~e-O-~ ~)T-Sr
I direct importation from Cuba $50 600
Cho'ce !Segdrs. Vine, Brdncly, I.u,n.
Gnora JeUy, &c
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.
AT store II East Bay, Charleston. S. &
will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst.
At II o'clock,
Tho following well known and favo,it.
brands of SEGARS, &c:
25,000 Ingenerios,
10000 Regalia De La Reina,
3,o0 Regalia Chi a
10000 Media Regalla Britanica.
10000 ID Conchas dc Recalia
10000 Londres,
10000 Media Kegalia
All OK the above arc branded Young
america, and warranted by F. Lopez i
Co, segar manufacturers in Havana.
$40 gallons Sherry Wine, in casks from IS
to 62 gallons each
2S3 gallons Jamaica Rum, in casks from,
p to G2 gallons each.
100 gallons Brandy, in casks from 2s 10
30 gallons each
IL half pipes best Catalonia fClarct,
Wine, 62 gallons each.
90 bags Havana Smoking Tobacco, 60 to
20 pounds each.
each.
box assorted Spanish Chocolate.
u cases Holland Gin. in bottles.
2uo doI. assorted Guava Marnalade and
Jelly. -'N- '''' '"1' AN0
6 kegs Spanish Olives.
VIII pc sold III lots to suit purchasers.
and articles to be removed immodiateIT
after the sale.
!he above are imported direct from
Cuba, and the atteution of dealers is called
to the same. Terms cash. Nov2t3
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The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman

The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman
rs the admiration of every one No one
of health and attraction would exchange it
for the wealth of the Indies Yet low
many suffer their skin to become rough
with spots and pimples, which mar the
beauty and bloom of the face. The CIR
CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and
blemishes, tan, freckles, pimples, blotches,
attractive in woman.
For sale by druggists everywhere
FISHER tS HEINITSH, Agents.
JOHN NJ. MARfS 4 CO., Philad'a.
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w. T. WALTER

WILL eel at his mart, on SATURDAY
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mattresses
Bed Clothes, Tables, Washsta ads.
lin Toys, Tea Sets, Lamps and Fixtures.
Umbrellas, Ladies Kid Gloves.
Fireworks, Biscuits, Crackers.
Cooking Utensils, Perfumery and u va
riety of Fancy Articles. Sale positive and
without reserve. Nov
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Stray sales charged as trancient tdvsrti1ing
Alltrancient advertisements muss Be paid IN -
vance. Yearly sdvertisemcnis enarterly IN advanso
All kinds Of Job, Book ana Card pristins, done tB
the best style on sfort notice and Eessanah
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A London paper has the folihwing al
yertisemeni; sJsH. Adams viii whisiie
any man within fgly miles Of London
for 9l up % s5s who has nezsF vhisfed
for a Ike sum. AIsn nna moaey replg
At Mr.. Philips Langley place, Cenmes-
cial road east.
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GLlMPSES OF NEBRASKA.
Special Correspondence of The N. Z. Tribune.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 81, 1S6

Special Correspondence of The N. Z. Tribune.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July q, 1866.
Except the vegetables are earlier and
more abundant, and that one is little
nearer frui. and New. York newspapers,
do not find greet deal of difference
between the civilization of Nebraska and
that Of Colorado. Omaha and Denver
are places of about the same size-Ihe
Ianef probably better bull. of The two
From this time on, the former will In.
crease more rapidly, but when the rail-
read reaches Denver, Iimagihe lhe bal
ance will be restored. The people Of
Omaha are convinced thai their place
will be another Chicago; and, as they
see 600 buildings going up this season,
aye cannot so much wonder al their great
expectations. They certainly have a
beAuliflA location-if the Missouri River
were TO be depended upon. The cres-
cent hills, open toward The east. incloses
high. favorable shelf of land, upon
which the city can spread for some ;ime
10 come I. is three miles across to the
Iowa hills. and the picturesque town Of
Council Bluffs, al their feet, so that they
who reside in The higher part of Omaha
enjos a much broader and more beautiful
view than can be had from any other
place on the Missouri.
! devoted the first "a hours 10 absolute
rest, after my journey across the Plains.
Moreover, the weather was truly Afri-
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poetrA,
WORDS o. CHEER.
oiv.n une.r d. Inspiration IF Robert Barns.
BY MSS Lizzie pOTEs.

EUIDE FRIENDS
Although not present to your sight,
I gle ye greeting here tonight:
Not claiming to be perfect quite,
Frae taint O. passion,
Yet viii Inand my speech Alright,
In guide Scotch fashion.
o, could some cantie# word o. mine,
But make your carewOrn faces shine,
Or ca use the hearts in grief that pine,
To throb with pleasure,
Then would my cup to Aud Lang Syne,
Fill to its measure.
{. The gracious Powers above Us know
How sair a weight of want and woe
Must be the lot of those who go
Through Earth to Heaven:
But aye, the lite abOOn win show
WherefOrs twas given,
And that guide God who loves US a,
Who sees the chittering#+ sparrow fs',
VIII never turn his tace aHas
Though you snouId stray;
But all his wandering sheep will ca
Back to his way.
So muckiet are the cares 0, men,
That Truth at times is hard to ken,
And Error, to her grOusonet den,
Sodark and eerie,
Wiles those who have ma heart to mem IS
Puir wanderers weary.
Alack how many luckIess weight
Has gene agIeyl in Errors night,
Not that hO had less love for right
Than countless ithers;
But that helacbed the keener sight
OF his good brithers.
Lo Calvin, Knox, and Luther cry
II have the Truth"--sand I'-fand H.
"Puir sinners if yon gang agley
The dell will hae ye.
And then the Lord will stand abeigb,
And will ma save ye."
But hOoIielI EOolie Ma sac fast
When Gabriel shall blaW bis blast,
And Heagen apd Earth AVA have passed,
These Lang Syne saints
Shall 6nd bath dell and hell at last,
Mere piOus feints.
The upright honest hearted man,
Who strives to do the best he can,
Need never fear the church's ban,
Or hell's damnatiOn;
For God will need IA special plan
For his salvation.
The one who knows our deepest needs,
Recks little how man counts his beads,
For Righteousness is not increeds,
Or solemn faces;
But rather lies in kindly deeds,
And Christian graces.
Then never fear VII purpose lssI, If
A head to think, heart to feel,
For human woe and human veal,
Ma preachin' lountt
Your sacred birthright e'er can steal
To heaven abOen.
TAX tentss O. truth, and heed this well:
The man who sins makes his ain hell;
There's ma waur dsil than himseP
But God is strongest:
And when puir human hearts rebel,
BE hangs out longest.
With loving kindness will he wait, 8 u
Till all the prodigals o. fate
Return unto their fair estate,
And blessings moneys
Nor will he shut the goWden gate
OfHeayen on any.
'Cheerful; *ztrembling; tgreat; tglOOmy S
nd; Iastray; fstOp; tttrue; ttfellOw; ssp
ention. ~
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.ss yssr. q sessss' se'..'- be r.sS IN Aas.ss
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