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MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
No. 30 Wall street, New York.
ASSETS MAY LIST, 1856. 500,
ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874.

ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874
The Company has paid to its customers up to the present
time Losses amounting over EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For nine years the Cash Dividends paid
toSoc6noder made from third OF the net profits have
Amounted in the aggregate 10 ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY. ONE AND A HALF PER GENE
Instead of issuing scrip dividend to Dealers based the
principle that ali glasses of risks are equally profitable this
Company will hereafter make such cash abatement discount
from the current rates when premiums paid the general
experience of underwriters will and the profits
remaining at the end OF the will be divided to the Stock
This Company contnuest make Insurance on Marine
Inland Navigation and Transportation Risks, the
favorable terms including Risks Merchandise Of all kinds
and freight -
Policies issued making loss payable in Gold Currency
the Office in New Orleans, Sterling at the oaice Of
Rathb0pe, Bros, L Co., in Liverpool
ELLWOOD WALTER, President
CuA5 NEWC0MB, Vice Presdent
c. j. DESPARD, seCretary.
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HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
s1x1H DIsTRIcr ,coqRE or HENRY ILAR9UIE rs. B.
New orleRns-NO. 1854 COIN ID H LEVY.
nv YHRTNrE ne n rzrIt ne Rnri finnana

Sixth DISTRICT COURT OF HENRY lLARQUIE vs.. B.
New orleRns-NO. l0,S4l. COIN ID II. LEVY
PY VIRTUE of a writ of herl faclas
- directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans in the entitled cause will proceed
public auction the Merchants and Exchange
street, between Canal and CuBomhOuse Streets in the
Second District of this city TUESDAY the 18th Of
September 1866 at u o'clock NJ the following described
property, viz
LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon situated in the Fourth District of this
city the bounded by Washington, Fulton Fourth
and Rousseau streets Said lot measures, English measure
80 feet 10 inches front Fourth street, by 1901 feet Depth
and is formed:
lst OF lot Of ground designated by the No. 81 aplan
drawn by L. Atkinson, and deposited in the office Of H. B.
Cenns late Notary Public in the purchased from the
eesson Of Fausn St Amand by act dated 18th April 1858,
before R. Borgsede then Recorder and exoicio Notary
Public for the parish Of Jefferson
ID And Of strip portion of ground measuring feet
inches front Fourth street. and extending that width the
whole depth of0t No 2 which strip portion of ground
was taken from lot No. 2 said plan the side adjoining
fore j. D. Cofey, Notary Public dated 18th August 1856
seizedn the above suit belonging to defendant Hayman
Levy.
Rdg-TERMs-Cssh on the spot
HARRY t. HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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S. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,


U0rneF DIDeFtJ anu ETAVO sITttIs.
nARBY's PROPHYLACTIC FLUID, THE
best disinfecan known acombinaon of chlorine and pean
ganc acid made by Prof Darby formerly of Macon Ca and
recently of East Alabama College pures the most noouS
air. prevents spread Scarlet Fever Small PoS Cholera
all infectious dreases, Eyspelas Ulcers carbun-
ces all running Is the best pain killer Burns and
scalds and neuases all vegetable and animal poisous Ia
all cases in which Labaraques liquor used fluid may be
used with greater success and in less than one third the guam
tity. Sold by
WEBSTER Il CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Poydras street.
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SHERIFF's SALES.

Sixth pisrsrcr CouRr or NEW CtIAS. Z: ALTER vs..
ORLEANs--No. iO,b5l, AGEOt CoSNhLba ~ w
DY VIRTUE ola writ of fierl tneias to me
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District court OF
New Orleans In above entitled cause, VIII proceed
to sell M public auction the Merchants ana Aue-
toneers Exchange Royal street, between Uanal and custom
bSpse Streets In the Second District Of this city, on SAT-
TRDAY the 25h day of August 1866, at Il o'clock MI the
following described property, We,
K CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situate, lying and
bn in me District of this city being Ouehllf Of Lot
N I'd Of Square No. which is bounded by Rampant BUSin
Canal and Common Streets and measures thirty feet front
Rprt aud Basin streets by hundred and twenty feet in
depth Together with all the improvements thereon rights
Seized in the above belonging to defendant George
Connolly.
HARRY Il. HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
s1xrH DISTRICT Cousrl H. W KALKE VS.. STEAMSHIP
Of New orleans-No.} SOUTHERN STAE, Captain and
lS,l62. Owners,
DY VIRTUE OF writ of fieri fnctas to
I'D me directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court OF
New Orleans the above entitled will proceed to sell
at public auction my warehouse, No q Jefferson street, in
the Second District Of this city, on FRIDAY August ost
1866 at o'clock =. NJ; -,
consisting Of Beet Pork, Molasses, Tomatoes, etc
As uer inventory, which can be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit n,
TERs-rhis being the second and last auction, the SAID
stores definitely adudcated to the highest and 4t
der for whatever they will bring aJtwelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
bearing cent interest annum from date until pay
men Said purchaser shall deduct and casa the amount
printing, SherS and Clerks fees, etc about 800.
HARRY 7. HAYS
Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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From tho yya.hIngton Navy yard.

WAsHiNG1oE NAVY YARD, Feb. IT, 1894.
10 Vim. Keleer, Esq., Constructing Engineer:
Strive have Of Bulkeys Lumber Dryers In operation
IN this yard We thorough tests Of the process
weighed and gap2ed IN t1d cut the following BaUles OF
lumber viz; Five " ht3 Pine PlAuls.
Ng WeisheltR % tb5, weighed out 50 lb5i gaaged in
10 3lB inches; gaugea out IA
10 BIG inches gagged out az
No Weighed IN " BIS weighed 81 h gaugad in l5M
INCHES, gagged out IA 1915
No weighed m r. BIS, weighed out 81 Ms gsGged in l5S
~ s. Wst4hed q Ds weighed ont So s gagged In l5'&
INCHES, gaEged out IA q,
No. g. green blac Walnut weighed In 80 bs out 81
Ms; gaugedin II 5-l6 inches, out lG5s. =,
No, 7. A black Walnut beard weighed in 10 os ont 81
DIS gaugedi Ia l21z Inches, out ii1s.
No. An Ash plank "a inches 10 years In yard weighed IN
n lbs, out II GAGGED IN Is inches, out Tx.
No O. Pine plank " inches years in yard weighed
No o AN old dry board gaugedin "a inches, gnuged out
No. H. An old dry board, u inch thick gaugod in 12%
No IL A green plank ~ inch thick was cut into three
pieces Of the pieces taken euch day. One piece
ISL inches wide shrllk quarter IS hours The
than the which was in the kiln only ~ hours
The shrnAge to be taken out by the superheated
steam before the moisture is all gene.
This lumber seasoned in less than days and seems as
bright full of life the hest air dried lumber
We consider these kns Of great advantage to this yard and
believe the to he just what have long needed IL
will all the trouble about dry lumber We hink the pro-
based upon the right prncipesae and economical
J. II, DOWNING Master Joiner.
O. L. Wills, Foreman.
L. A. TUEI, QuaFterman.
IbSleye forth In the above communities
tOn to be correctly stated and the experiment TO have been
complete S. P. BROWN Navy Agent.
The results Of the experiment above reported astss
tory, and we believe them to be correctly stated
Chief Of Bureau Of Navy Yards and DoeAB.
w. r. s. SANGER,
Engueer.n. Chefof Navy Yards and Docks.
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HARRY t. HAYS,
Sherif of the Parrish of Orleana


49,. -, -, ,,,- -, -. . - - ~
SALE B9 he sH ti OF The PARIsH oF Or
isans IN order 70 enect psrtitlon-Marie Wilhesmne
oteissneier wle OF Sonrad Frederick Steseier 60 ais
F MIS- Louisa helnking, wife OF Conrad Keipkng ct
assMt N Pafiltleh second District Court Of New or
leSRs-No ZiI45
DY VIRTUE of a decree rendered and
- signed July 1866 directed y the Honorable
Second District Court of New Orleans in the above en-
titled cause, will proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street.
tween Canal and Customhouse in the Second District
Of this CITY, FRIDAY the 3lst day of August 1866
o'clock NJ in order to effect partition the following de-
seribed property viz
!. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvement etc. thereon the Fau-
bourg Treme Second District of this city, designated BY the
Number Two plan drawn by Yequn, late architect
dated 18th June, 1888, in the square bounded Where
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From Moore d CampIon,
PhiIatp1nhia

Test made BY Bqkley Lumber Dryer Of two pieces black
Walnut inch boards II inches wide about half dry shunk
ZIG inch in width; l9 inches wide dry could ba
made srunk Il inch 10 width In opinion this process
takes hnkage the lumber than any other and
does not iuiure il.
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CoNsTABLE's SALE.
ISAAC c. HINTON

ISAAC G. HINTON No. $685. sE .
Dr.. DAv1s. SECOND JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
PIX VIRTUE of "a WRIT Of feri faeias, to
II directed by the Honorable g. II. Braughn Second
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish OF Orleans will
proceed to SELL in front of office of Commercial
Place and ST. Charles street FRIDAY, 9th day Of
August, 1856, at IL o'clock M, to-wt-- f..4l.
Sofa, Chairs, Washstand and Marble tep, Center
Table, Book Case Side Table with Marble top, Arm
chair and Carpet.
Seized in the above suit. -- '5' ,."
R5- TERMs-CRsh on the spot in o. s. treasury notes
JOHN @. RUZAC,
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METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
112 broadway, cor. Maiden Lane,
NEW YORK, Feb. . 1866


NEW YORK, Feb. . 1866.
CASH CAPITAL 100000
Assets, February l. 1866
Q. s. and Stats Bonds market value. ....S 265753 90
bonds aud Mortgages 4s9zl5 59
Cash hand and in the hands of Agents. 4O5S8 81
Unpaid Premiums 5SIoQ VI
Miscellaneous 4IvS5 95
s7i502s o.
Capital and Surpus. Sb5OeO %
dividend of Six per is this day declared payable
demand in cash, to Stockholders.
Also, interest dividend of Six per cent outstanding
Scrip, payable 18th March, in Cash.
Also Scrip dividend of Twenty per cent the Earned
premiums Of Policies entitled to participate in the profits Of
the year ending 3st January 1865 The Scrip will ready
GEO D. SATTERLEE President,
HENRY WESTON Vice President,
WV. K. LArHReP, Secretary.
WIN A. scoTT, Assistant Secretary
We are prepared to issue OPEN and SPECIAL POLL
CIE6 against the
Perils of Fire. River and Ocean,
Orleans Ports Places the United States
and vice Also and from New Orleans Port
Ports in South America or Europe, upon the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
and will pay all Losses in New Orleans And from long
and extensive correspondence and acquaintance in this city
we hope by close attention to business to merit and Shae
Liberal Patronage.
We respectfully invite conference with al
needing Insurance. being confident that make it their
advantage to patronize this Agency
We are, very respectfully,
L. C.. N0RVELL & CO.,
No. 81 CAROEDELET STREET, CORNER GRAYIER.
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sEcogp JUSTICE CouRT, lEARHART FERGUSON VS.
1921, $685. and s661. VS.. Same.
EARHART, FERGUSON vs. HARVEY GUILD AND
~ WIFE. 7ftT. tL
DIV VIRTUE of three wrIts of feFi facHap
- to me directed by the Honorable Geo Braughp Second
Justice of the Peace and by consent of plaintiffs
fendans will proceed to sell public auction SATUR
DAY. the 18th day ,of September 1865 10 o'clock at
@ IT. Charles street. First District the following described
property, to-wit: 'iata tR''7fs & t"' 4
One lot Of Household Furniture and Contents of Gas
Fitting shop consisting Of Gas Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
OF oil descriptions.
Seized in the above suits.
Bz- TERHs-Cash on the spot in U. s. Treasury notes
JOHN @. KUZAC,
Constable Second Justice Court
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CTosAts ................,...,........sT STORAGE.
4. R. uoNGLEy, JOHN n PUTNAM-DELTA wARE.
HOUSE, frontn EEon5 and New hevee, between od SE1
Phsabeve Warehouse being thoroughly repaired with
new eoors ETC. win hs prepared receive storage for
Flour Corn Oats Wheat Bran, Begging and Rope and al
kinds Of Merchandise. LoNGLET 4 co.
Refer io-S o. n A. Nelson, R. Bleakley Co, Violet,
Block 4 Co., J. S. Wallis Co.. 6, G. GaERer Patton Dug
gar, Conway 4 BEo,, Lloyd y Coleman,
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CORNER GRAvIER AND CARONDELBT SITS
NEW ORLEANS.

COMPRISING TEE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN AND RE11ABIl
CoMPANIEs:
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From j. H. Schumacher,
Piano Maker, Philadelphia.

Test made by Bulkeys Lumber Dryer One piece Of
Pine hare l25 inches wide "a inches thick, weight b.
ID nd gauged out II BIO lost in weight This
s dried in the yard three years. and year hot
air k1by recommend this to all manufacturers
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-'D-'' THOMAS a. SCOTT, Vice President.

The practical operation OF Bukleys Lumber Dryer has
proven be satisfactory forth the certificates of Mr.
Laird and Mr. Lsvan SupernendentsOf Motive Power and
Car Departments.
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From R. L. a HI. webster

Manufacturers of Barrels Ellenburg Center, New York.
We have in use of Bukley's Patent Dryers They are
perfectly satisfactory We the cost Of the Dryers in
| interest alone each YEAR one Of them.
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From w. N. Langley,

Dry Kiln built the direction Of your Agent
seasoning stavee has been in constant and believe IL
performs its work fully well You claim for it would
slaves those partly seasoned know
ing we can in lew days at small expense, have them we'll
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THE snHEvEroIIT sEA1-wEEILY
NEWS. ~ al
Published every Tuesday ana saturaav
AT2T TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT. La,
1ohn niefinson' Edltorana ProprletOr.
IEBAs--one year, in advance, So six mouths. 81
ADVERTISEMENTS square, Of eight lines or Iess arst H.
sertioa, 81 50 each subsequent T5e
The NEWS has extensive circulation In Northern Inp
na, Texas and AgSn thus Offering superior Engagements
AaleEIsSg %a0e Deductions aas 70 yearly RdTegtssss
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From Q. f. Allen,


Superintendent of Wood Work and Shops Chicago Buy
Engton and Quincy Railroad Aurora, Ill
thorough test made at this shop of Bulkey's Patent
Lumber Dryer 1t has the qualities of thoroughly seasoning
the lumber safety from fire. small amount of fuel easily at
tended and will dry the lumber in space of time 10
further due to this process that the lumber
iour days using far less fuel per day than had formerly
used day when the lumber dried two weeks
and the lumber thoroughly seasoned than any We
have dried heretofore and that without any checks
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: DITVUIEHn.
Some 81 by II inch green oak for trucks was dried
three days more than woud have been ii had been
find the lumber does not shrink particle after coming fix
the kiln. Hill
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sp.rs. lpsntn nsa,A. s4aonsn. snsp'D'. y months
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Wholesale Grocers, Poydras street.,
and by Druggists generally.
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FrOnl Denn q Emton,

Car Builders Dayton, Ohio
We deem equally we'll adapted soft and hard
lumber and all dimensions; the time required for dryns
varying with the kind and thickness We find Indispensable
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30

THE LATE GORDON CUMMINGS COLLECTION
Gordon Cumming, the renowned African ira
weller and intrepid lion-hunter, having Quilted
this world, his extensive collection, which was
exhibited some years since, has passed through
the aucton.rooms OF MessTs Stevens, in King
street, and 1t may be consoatory 10 the spirit
of the mighty hunter to know that the skins,
tusks, and bones which have so long kept com
pany together are not now dispersed. They
have passed, in TACT into the possession OF
another mighty hunter, though OF different
game, and have been knocked down to the
equally intrepid and no less renowned P. L.
Barnum, of New York, in the United States of
America and elsewhere. At the sale which took
place on Saturday last, Mr.. Barnum's agents,
Messrs. Wells and Nimmo, silenced all opposi-
tion by the decided character OF their biddngs,
and secured not only the grand panorama,
which brought so wildly before the spectator
the scenes and adventures through which the
traveller passed, but all the great gems OF the
collection. large skull OF an elephant and
the great ivory tusks realized 100 guineas,
while lions skulls and other astrological specl-
mems produced large sums The skins we're
secured ia lot for Mr.. Barnum, who since the
destruction OF his museum at New York, has,
we are told, despatched agents TO the utterm0st
ends OF the earth to secure attractions for the
new col ection he is about to submit 10 the
notice of a discriminating public.
MOrninG Post.
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Inasmuch as the coming "Fourth" will be cele-
brated in this city that will entirely cast
in the shade all previous occasions Of like char
acter It quite likely that the articles required Tor
pyrotechnic display NAV be found difficult to OBTAIN
We have, therefore, compiled the following list OF
the principal depots at which they are for sale in
different localities of the cit7:-
j. B. Bussier & Co., No 142 S. Delaware avenue )
Silson & Boyer, No 13S S Delaware avenue; Joseph
f, Smiley, No. 20 s. Front street, E. G. Whitman &
Co., No 3lS Chestnut street; S. f. Whitman, No. 1910
Market street, A. II. Franclscus Co., No. 5l3
Market street; George w, jenkins, No. 1887 Spring
Garden street.
Flags are a necessary accompaniment OF celebra-
toDs OF all sorts, and especially OF FOurth-otJuly
celebration. We append list of the principal
Geaers OF whom they may be oDtaIned:-
Scheibe, No 40 S. Third street; smith, No.
1928 alnut street; Wilson & Hutchinson, No. 4lS
Arch stTeet VIM. II. Horstmann, & Co, N. f, corner
of Fifth and Cherry streets; Roin norheast corner
of Eighth and Market streets
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AMUSEM ENTS.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE The Natad queen
still hoos her SWAY over the delighted mutitudes
who nightly crowd this theatre,
BELLER performed at the Arch Street Theatre
last evening g. his III I'd grand proc ramme, which he
repeats tonight There is as yet no falling of IN
his attractions.
BRYANTs' MINsTRELs-The cool and comfort
able auditorium of the New Chestnut Street Theatre
is rendered even more comfortable and cool by
the nightly performances of the Bryants. Their
treat OF mInstrelsv is both itch and rare.
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

a. TO lET-CAPE ISLAND y ESIRABLE
LE double Cottage to let Lafayette street. eleven
plenty of shade, good cellar. excellent water
fine view of ocean, &c. Photographs of which eau be
seen, and inll particulars at NCCALLA'S New bat
Store, n o. 6l3 CHESNUT Street. 6l3
<a FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE THREE
E:4 story Dwelling with thIee-story double Back
building on TW ELFTH Street above Green. All
modern ImprOy ements summer kitchen, heaters, etc.
Price, $4,000 clear. Apply at this Office, between and
II A. M. w
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can handle certain of the simpler sorts ofpyro-
technics without danger OF burning Their
dresses or soilng their hands. OF these are
toy pistols for holding Chinese crackers, ana
others for throwing torpedoes, Roman candles,
and fower-pots with nicely turned handles, eic;
A curious exemplifcation of the proyeroial
recklessness of the universal Yankee nation Is
found in the fact that at least q score OF men q
day walk into the fireworks depot with lighted
cigars in their lips. putting as unconcernedly
as ii they we're in a swimming-bath.
Though man may use up in fireworks nun
dred dollars about as speedily as in almost any
other way, it Is by no means generally bad IN
vestment. Aside from the unmxed delight II
gives the children, there are, beneath the cover
of the sulphureous smoke. not untrequently
most admirable opportunities for Irritation.
When q cracker goes off with an extra bang,
timid young lady may be kissed before she re-
covers from the shock; and if, perchance she
is very much startled by the izz of Roman
candle, or the upward whirr OF a rocket, she
will not unfrequently or unnaturaily fall back
wards in her fright, especially IL previous OBJ.
servation has assured her that the right pair OF
arms are in waiting to receive her. SO says one
who knOws--or who says he knows-and you
can either take him at his word, or try the eX
pertinent yourself.
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ESTABLISHED 1895.
MOTHERS AND N'uRs So 6

Who have tested Ur. FIrLFR \ INFANr CAR
B,lNA1lVE ior the last 30 wears, ceru1v hv thou-
sanGs that 1t Is the greatest household reme0, Tor
cross Children, Infants TtethiuV, Cho'ic, Cramp
Bowel omplaInt, Sleeplessness, Pains, . usms
sour Vomiting, FrettDg Flatu ency, Cholera In
aDtUm, etcj contains nothing injurious perfectly
harmless and CHI dren love II dearly. Price only 25
cents. Satisfaction guaraI teed
sold by all Druggists and Dea, ers
Prepared only at No. 20 South FOURTH Street,
aboVe hesnut. re-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-08
3 i { D


In Cambridge, July 3Oth, Benjamin Taylor
aged Sc years. ..
In Waterville, Aug. 18th of inflammation of the
bowels, Elmer A. son of O. l.. and Catherine
Prince aged year and 10 months ....,
believe him crowned in glory,
Mid the little ones above
And his eyes are full of wonder
And his heart is full of love.
On the heavenly host he gazes,
And with wistful eyes he stands I;
Artlessly he runs to meet them.
Stretching out his little hands.
Jesus folds the ransomed boy,
To the side that once was riven,
saying, Rest, thou little lambkin,
-H Safe within the fold Of heaven. i''
sstE# G. P.