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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17

Hrs ENcrLIENcY Gov. DOWNS is on a visit t
lii Majesty the King at Molokai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17
LATE FOREIGN EWS

BY the arrival of the ship LiEzie Odkford, l3
days from San Francisco, we have dates to the
goth of July.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17

TUE FIFE NAPoLEoV-Thurslay last. the 10Th
instant, was the French holiday. established by aud
kept IN honor Of the First Napoleon, AMI was Oh
seryei rs usual in this city. The fags ON the differ
ent Cousulates and Of the Shipping were displayed at
eight o'clock. AMI At eleven, Tt DeHm LGuElmus
was sung and High Mass celebrated At the Roman
Catholic Cathedral Her Majesty Queen Emna was
present a. the service, ~ were the Hawaiian civil
and military officials in uniform. Mons. l.. Beren-
ger, II. l. NIaiesty's Consul and Commissioner, was
also present in uniform, attended 10y his Chancellicre.
From two until four p. NJ. NJ. Berenger received visits
cf eongratulation from his countrymen and the Ha-
waiian officials. The Judges Of the Supreme Court,
their Hon0rs the Chancellor and Associate Justice
Davis, We're present At the Cathedral, and called ON
the Commissioner at his residence, and enjoyed his
hospitality. N Karhi, some Of the sons Of Ia belle
Fraacs, had a picnic, where with a few invited
friends. they enjoyed themselves after their own style
The French population Of Honolulu il small, a. COM
pared with other nationalit;es from foreign lands
rypresen,ei here, but they make up in patriotism
and enthusiasm what they lack in numbers.
The WEATHER. During the past two or three
weeks We have had warm but pleasant summer
weather. though at times the air has seemed pecu-
liarly close and oppressive. Last Monday and Tues
day We hal a constant succession Of brisk trade-wind
showers. which have Refreshed the country and re
yivel vegetation. About midnight on Tuesday, the
wind hauled 20 the southwark and blew a stiff breeze
for several hours. while the clouds at the southwest
bore the heavy and lowering appearance tetokening
ii kona. But kcuas are unusual in August, and the
trades soon resumed their sway. As usual ut this
time of the year, there Is Il good deal heard Of sick
ness, especially among the natives, the complaint
being Il species Of cholera morbus, attended with
acute pains and a tendency to inflammation of the
bowels The practice pretty generally is to ascribe
these periodical scmi-epidemics 10 the weather, but
the truth no doubt i that they are mostly traceable
TO other causes. vt the same time, it is apparent
that the want Of sewerage the numerous stagnant
taro-patchcS, and the non-enforcement Of sanitary
regulations, have much To do with the general condi-
ton of public health in Honolulu.
\ SMAsH-UP.-Last evening as Mr.. Harper and his
wife were riding leisurely down Nuuanu street, near
School street, u kanaka Jehu, bound up the road at
n 30 rate, managed 10 run into the vehicle, break
ing both shafts, one wheel and otherwise damaging
the buggy. The conclusion threw both Mr.. and Mrs.
feet, bruising them severely. The wonder is they
escaped alive. Such reckless, furious riding ought to
he severely dealt with, as it is only done in pure def
ance of the law. As usual, however, the accident
occurred just At dusk, when the police are supposed
to be off duty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17

REMovhL-The American Consulate has been re
novel from the store Of Robinson * Go. to the Charl
ton block. where it formerly was located.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17
,aiama's cash account stands as follows {:

NI--I-T ~ TI-- :" |I---'' -
On Monday last, kailma was a~rraigncl on one
charge only, that 81 stealing tle coat AMI pants, and
he pleading guilty, two year. more were added to his
time q %scrNitu'lc AMI 80 fne-making over eleven
years in AL. What can lie done with such a char
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17

official NOTICE Under date 81 August 9Th,
notice i given from the Department of the Interior
that during the temporary absence Of Iiis Excellency
Gov. Domini-. the Hon. col David Kalakaua, will
discharge tLe lutte Il Acting Governor Il Oahu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17

NEW NoEE. July 2s-Thc Tribune says Grcelcy's
nomination Wa entirely unexpected 10y him. lie
acknowledges the compliment. hut could not be- in
duced to leave the country at present.
ALBANY. July 22-Thc amendment to the suffrage
clause. giving the women the right 10 a vote. was
lost in the convention tonight, by a vote of 30 to
~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17

THRUrP's NEW SIGN.-We notice that Mr.. J
Thrupp, the Accountant, has put up another sign,
that Of - Intelligence Office with two bulletin
frames containing cards, on which those desiring
situations or those in want Of servants, can set forth
their wants, at a charge Of 81 per month. The idea
i a new one for Honolulu, but the practice has long
been in vogue in all the large cities of the Unitel
States. We have no doubt it will be found TO sue
ceel. We wish Nr. Thrupp success in his new enter
prise. =
The REVERE HoUsE-The irrepressible Sam. Loller
" still lives AT the above establishment, as will be
seen by advertisement, and caters for his customers
with his usual TASTE AMI skill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

There lies on our table copy Of the first
| number Of the Cresco Times, q weekly paser.
published at two dollars year, at the town
of Cresco, of which, we dare affirm, not one
OF our readers has ever heard and certainly
| not one will be able 70 6ad the name in his
atlas, for six months ago the town was not.
Cresco, grow" is bit Of the Latin die.
tionary very familiar to schoolboys, and
probably some incipiant Latin saholes r.
lected 1t With prophetic forseast Of a.
rapid growth Of . plscs which Eve noItlp -
No. NOT even hamlet, and nov needs
weekly newspaper. So singular phenome.
non Is worth passing notice. - remarkably
Illustrating the expansive enerry of tn
| sstsfn, O., more aeoafAte1S, de NertA
Central, States Of Nor.h America, Bounded
on the east By the Mississippi, and o. the
vest BY the Missouri, lies the Etate Of Iova
(which b the by, he inhssitnn1a uruuuunce
ioway, VIII de accent on a. isss svlisSle,-
tr.ct Of country unsurpassed probably bv
Any land the sun shines on foe the richness 81
y deep soils he PziHpf - -sanesDkgrS.
water. In the north a Iowa lies Howard
county, whose chief town, Vernon Hprinei.
msy % found MARRIED u q nod ella ~
4~ssnaeen oeo 4lwa1Epooo proiuiods O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

Iowa CoLLEGR AT GRrxsxtL--Ws learn
from . recent catalogue issued by the above
educational institution, that the College is in
prosperous condition, with some two hun
dred and forty pupils in attendance, The
Faculty Of the Institution are amply qualified
Tor the several professorships to which they
s~s-~been assigned, and. the President of the
College, Mr.. Magoon, is unrivaled as lire
literary man and educator in our State. He
isa man Of superior talent, and of great adj
ministrstive ability, and is earnestly devoted
TO the duties of his position and the interests
OF the College. We are very clear that there
" no College in the State which possesses
more advantages or fewer drawbacks for the
education of youth than this same Iowa Col.
iege at Grinnell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

Twenty seven years ago the firm OF Whit
temore, Carter & Brown entered upon busiN
ness in St. Louis Their trade increased so
rapidly that II became necessary TO branch
out, and fully comprehending the position
and importance OF Chicago, Eve years ago
they established house in that city, and
their success has far outstripped their mos,
sansnine expectations. A 6ner assortment
and larger stock of hats, caps, millinery
goods in one establishment Is not TO be found
west Of New York. Nos. ii 4 10 Lake ST.,
are filed to replstion Eve stories and base
ment, and, as rapidly ss consignments are
made, the stock is repleaished from the east
ern market, under the personal supervision
of Mr.. Whittemore. A special department
has also been added, which comprisesa full
assortment of trimmings for ladies and
misses spring and summer hats. Umbrellas
and parasols also form large share of their
stock. Country dealers will find this es,ab-
lishment the most advantageous for purchases
Of all articles in their line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

TEE contest for Governor and members Of
Congress in Connecticut this spring is one Of
great interest, owing to the peculiar antece-
dents of the men in the field and TO the close
vote between the parties in that State.
English, the Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor, Was War Democrat and voted with
the Republicans in Congress for all the msa.
cures of the war, a. well as in favor of the
abolition of slavery in the District of Colum.
bis and the Constitutional Amendment pro-
hibiting slavery throughout the United States.
His nomination secures him the full vote OF
the Copperhesds, while his war record and
his personal popularity gives him favor with
the Republicans. And it so happens from
peculiar circumstances that there are more
weak kneed and conservative aristocratic Re.
publicans in Connecticut than in any other
State of the Union.
Gen. Hswley, the Republican candidate, is
q strong man, but 30 very honest, frank and
outspoken, as well as 20 earnest In his devo-
ton to the Republican party, that he cannot
hope TO get any votes outside of the party.
de carried the State, however, last year BY
over FIVE hundred majority, and will do ii
again il the Republicans poll their full
strength.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

The Winterset Addisoniaa gives an inter-
esting account of . school row in Lee town
ship, Madison county, which resulted in a
trial before Winterset Justice. Il seems
that family by the name of Hubbard became
dissatisfied with the teacher, q Miss Irene
Young, and attempted TO break up the school
by mob violence. Two of the girls and their
big brother kicked up q row in the school
Miss Young tried entreaty at FIRST, and then
used persuasion and the FIRE poker The
girls pitched in and they had rough and
tumble Sight, during which the teacher
was knocked down, her hair pulled, and she
was otherwise abused most shamefully. Du-
| ring the sausbble the old man Hubbard came
In, and with him one of the Directors. The
old gentleman is said to have used some vio-
lent and vulgar language During the trial
one ofthe witnesses testified that one Of the
Hubbard girls screached out while pulling
the teachers hair-'sYou'll let that great
nasty fellow from winterset cot out my broth>
err Pete again, viii your" The fines and
costs amounted to $50.
The Dubuque Times gives an account Of
a coneocted robbery and murder case near
Delphi, which was fortunately frustrated BY
a person overhearing the robbers making
their plans. The intended victim was
young man who had Just returned from the
East with $4,000; and felt so big over it,
that be wanted everybody to know i.-snd
hat fr,a IL
alone prevented him from losing beth his
money and his life.
The last issue of the Oskaloosa Herald
nays that Henry p. Made, Treasurer of the
treedmen's Aid Society at that place, re-
ceived from Ireland ESQ sterling (about
si,5oo IN our currency q few days since.
The Society, at that point, is doing noble
work in furnishing food, raiment, employ.
ment, books and school. teachers, 10 the
emancipated slaves gratuitously. The Off
GERS of the Society receive no remuneration
whatever for their services, thus giving to
the freedmen, with their characteristic be>
neyolence, the entire benefit Of oil donations
received.
The Nonpariel says: " All the hotels
and boarding houses of this city are crsmmed
from ground floor to garnet with strangers.
Council Bluffs is the magnet Of Iowa-4it at.
tracts all wandering bodies TO its point, and
cohesive attractions are so powerful that they
willingly stick 10 it in order to profit By its
advantages......T The C. B. and St. Joe r, R.
trains brought over one hundred passengers
to this city last Tuesday night The Chicago
and North Western cars brought nearly one
hundred and fifty. That's business Yes.
tsrday morning every body and his great
grandmother descendants crowded into the
Post Office to receive their Eastern news.
which, for the twelve days previous had qui.
city grown old east of the snow blockade.
The De Witt Observer gives an account
Of an accident which hsppesed nea- that
place few days ago. A boy named Dan
matt, whilst working about the horse power
of threshing machine allowed his oyercoat
to b ~aght by the kasekle-pin in the taub-
ling rod, which threw him to the ground and
wrapped him up fearfully close TO the rod,
breaking limb and gashing one thigh terri
| hlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

end for sAsss ys1s ~ lise - beea czoeRs
IN on IN fuslhse - y seaeivs ~ 49,
Fl Isv1 and Minnaoota ~ popals1idA q
- (1n1ee, vh1ck soaEce11 6noaufse -
- lhdDd sou1 thirty yoeD ego, = -
wuarG e to ni1lltns end : hale On ~
- ralhead ssg1lahls spot ~ . station va
in1d = August II, y plane wh9s -
ele 49, then stood. The seAtion wasu1g
: tom sprung up; the name Of Cresco was
9jSta fo3Sl and, et the date Of the paper DO.
foes u, (January 4th, 1857, the number OF
hoassupas 16k, and the place = aiA uRxQX,
inR 1t the rata Of one hou6e day. inosh
il likely 20 70 increase is conclude4 from
facts such - this journal gives; ssAt one
,tine te.day ne eountsd 6faytaAma within tan
rods Of our o6fce. The number Of teams in
town during ~ day wy prebably foot up 70
from 500 TO zee; each Of Which, We may add,
would probably bring some twenty bushels Of
wheat, 10 be conveyed eastward BY rail; while
the jmpofSakioa of agEicalturai iaiplsmsnta,
groceries, aad ethsk enods, il proceeding at
an equal rate" And this infant town now
demands newspspsr Of itsown; indeed, We
have heard Of American villages Of only
thirty or forty houses possessing their own
Journal. Snch things, do not happen in the
g Old osunfry. n-fhs EnplisA lsdpssdsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

Tns SapplsusnAry Reconstruction BilI
which the President proposes y veto, pro-
vidss for registration Of voters, and pre-
scribes the following test oath, which shocks
the tender constitutional ssnsibilitiss Of the
memorable "humble individual" who Y
just now hanging ~ very loathsome excfses
cence on the verge Of the Government;
Be Il s,sacsed, de-, That before the Arst day Of
Esptsnber, eighteen hundred and sixty seven. tse
Comnsading General in each district denssa ~
a - s6klt5sd - An - ~ pFcxids - - 80
n,oysd nreh secoud eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, shaIl cause registration TO b mAdsef the
,lS5S eaeiuu>s d ~ Uniesd 64a9sA twsoAy-sos
vcars Of aee and upward, resident In each county
or possA In ~ ststs - Su1es ineeAeeeE - ~
disfriet. which rsestzAtisn shall hdeee ~
thoss psrsons Who ~ qaalihed TO vets ~ eeae'
r.tee bv the act aforesaid, and who shall have
~ An and subscribed the following az do solemn
lv swear or affirm in the presence OF Almighty
God that - . sisissa of shs State Of -; that
hnve resided in said State for - months next
n,ecedins this dsy. and now reside in the county
~ = or parish OF ----- in said State (ss the ease
NAV bel; that am tveuty-one year. OLD tnst !
have not 6csn disfrsnehised for pafdcipeMoa =.
~ rebellion or civfl war Against the tnfssa
sn,es. nor for felony committed against the hws
OF any State. or Of the United States; that l
have never taken an oath a. member OF Cons
rress Of the Unitsd States, or - - siecr Of the
limited States, or O. = member 81 any State Leg
islaturs. or as an executive or judicial omcer OF
any State, to support the Consultation OF the
United States, and Afterwards engaged in insuf-
rection or rebellion against the United states, ~
even s,d or comfort 70 the ensmiss thereof; tAet
will faithfully support the Constitution and obey
the Law. OF the United States, and win, to the best
Of my ability, encourage others to do SO. soheip
me God"; which oath or sffrmstion may - Ad'
ministered by any registering ofhcsr
If Randall could only invent some machine
TO get nd Of Congress, as successfully Is his
" Bread and Butter "-Ukass nd the Admin
is,ra.ion OF honest public officers last sum
mer, he might save his master from much
merited contempt, but could never save h''
own name, from serving as signomym Tor
political renegscy and shameless corruption
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24


Success the prevalent crstfe Of tnrnmerabls hum
bugs. No sooner hsa HosrErrKHs STOMACH BIT
TKRs made their mark in the world than up sprasg .
hast Of limitations and n the fame Of the great
tv. grew and spread the psstercus Of poisonous
mockeries thickensd Bat the msteins has lived
,hem do~n- One By ons they have disappesrsd. when
the below, of punry sir. the feeble ere Of
their borrowed repatso oe.sed blow they
live and TINS they continue to come and so Mean
while Hoststter's Bters the great protective and
dial tonic Of the age have progressed in popularity With
each succeeding year. Their OF pre-
venting and curing the diseases resulting from malaria
unwholesons WATER and ell unhealthy climatic sessss
has been bonpdless, and remedy for Dy.pepsis Lv
err compi.int, Fever and Asas, Geesral Weakness and
Debility. snd all complaints originating in Indigestion
thsJ admitted to Be superior to any othsr prep
srntien advertised prescribed. From the home
msrhst to which few ago: they wers confined,
their sale has bean extended to Every State In this IN
ion the whole Of Central and South America Mex
leo the West Indies the Sandwich islands Australia
China and Japan. Home and foreign testimony continue
10 show that Hoststtsrs Bitsrs the rsmarka
bic tonic and fnvigorsnt nov before the world
mchl2dkw-iw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

.JusuE RoBEsrsos, of Loaisissa, in a very
elaborate report on the condition, resources,
and capabilities Of that State, claims that it
may become spne of the most productive
wheat growing States of the Union. He I'D
vises the sowing of seed in September or Oe-
tober Of the Mediterranean varietieo, or Of
the growth Of Texas or Tennessee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

=. G. Dawn, the Johnsonissd Republican
Postmaster, Of Dubuque, has been removed,
and Capt v. J. Williams, an unfinchine
rsbsl-Aghting Republican, has been appointed
% IL position. ~
TAas = d IL right dirscsioa, and We trust
~ ~ veess9 uill 20 %, clear around The
sircls, and dhAs hnsily "Rins-master" Ran.
dall win bsSsnsruinsdss Slvs plses to an
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

Services at the Colebrook Ca Congrsga-
tional Church we're suspended four weeks in
consequence of the snow blockade Of the
roads. One man dug tunnel nom bis
hou6s twenty two feet long, through : dsii,
ten or twelve feet deep, and has held corn-
municAtion with the outside world for over q
fortnight by means of this passage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

Sons carieatsfss lnsulunG the Pope having
been recently published BY the. Tribune Of
Berlin, that journal was cited before the tn
bunals by the public prosecutor, but IN con.
sequence Of the Possi6eal government not
prrferring any accusation, the charge wa
dismissed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

A young gentleman and lady left fash
ionable party in New Yorh, the other even
ing, got into carriage together, drove to .
clereyman,s residence, we're married and At
forwards returned and danced the German
toRekher. ~ 90. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

And all affections ofths Liver. the prompt nfs
and reliable Medicine known They Actiys and lid
bsias particularly designed for the Millions Diseases Of
the eouthern and western esstss. when timely 3D.
mnstssd, they yin b found saeacions In Bilious and
R~nittsnt Esvsn. Fever and Asus oostivsHsss. Cola
worps Pain In the Beweis Heartburn. Bstuience In
digestion. Palm In the Head BACK, Breast and in ell
easss where Caahastc b rssairsA Thsis great szosl.
lsncs conssss IN tbs. thss they compounded from
the concentrated virtuss Of the medicinal substances Of
wheh they osnpsssd; consequently they have far
greater potency and fAr remedial sses than the
came medicinal substances, whether mixed admins
tered snsly.
MARsDRN's sANATIvR PILLS vii be found iavaiu-
sbls - pswsasvsof the .a,s tltso DsssAsss IND.
dental = the eneeAsn ssuaey-sssh = Yslis~ pvvsr
ysasAss I've avsaias, fasstusssss ~ nsuulstsas
Bsvsrs, nflious Fewer Dilloas oelir Dto1s Dyssntsry
end Diarrhss, Chnls, Isvess, Ae.
KERR 3 FULLER,
III eoons e1ARsoam Aesa6 ~ keskak.
BuRxnAn vAp ocgAAcx, Wholesale Druesbsn CAs.
saeo. esssral Agsab ~ usstAwNs. dsciAswAn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

A clsrgyuon before the Massachusetts, lee,
iGleturs, q : epeech upop TnA'a COLLEGE re-
sset1z, s1s q : sss sAs efsu deva dsaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

err ceSczrr s~ipdles bad enough. bat even they
not rsprehensts the wicked attempts to palm
OF worthless medicines upon the sick. DR.. J. W Po-
lands white Pine Compound OF the vsry few gen
uine prsparntonsn the msrket. Sold BY all drugxsss
Read the advsrtisement
mch1edkwlr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24
FOR 9AEE.

A ONE-STORY f.amd dwelling house.
"A with ave ,ecms and good esiiar. tail lot. vita
vood-houss, two eisssrns and . varisty " mou1 Ill
kinds Of mutt Franklin bssvesa eeh and oth strsss
inquire Of W4 HuLf0N,
uekl7 Rsal nI4aea AasnA. % MaADsA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-24

TWO STORY Brick DvsiDisg, With nine large
"a rooms, good dry cellar, vssA ssstsrn, good out
suildneslot Shy 10 fsss Asstrsbiy located b~tns
The sas<sfiy haA Of the hosss On sass conner oI
Ninth and Fulton streets. Dssuiss Of
nehIo Real H.sass ASsss. % Main Street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-25

The Democrats parts dates ita origin
back 10 1889. Ii can justly boast OF
having had within isa folds she greatest
and beet men OF this or any ether soun-
try. Unasr lss aemiaissrasion Ger gov
erunens heeaus tbs MOST honoFed and
FREQ zpon tie face of the earth. With
wba. sorrow ali true lovers of eosssttu.
tiouaI liberty lock upon iss displacement
and shs Substitution of radical faaas.-
eiEm, The eTsI rieg OF British aespotism
and revolutionary torYism. 10 vas =
sad change for the people Of i'll Faasd
Aueriea. What . glorious eousolatloa
IL Ia TO essry Democrat THAI his hands
ars uustainsd, and that all his EFFORTS
wers directed against the enemies OF
constitutional liberty. As The christian
turns eyes TO the cross ef the R@deamer
10 the hope IL immortal life, 20 does ev-
cry true Democrat loah 10 she good old
party and 6s bis hopes appn It 90 the
ark Of our political salvation. We have
rrjniced In it's prosperity, chung 70 ii 10
adversely and will rot deHers 10. Eve.
rue Democrat can say 30 bic party Of
Co0ssitution, the Union. Of Liberty and
Jastics, 10 the beautiFai la0guaxa of
Ruth 20 Naomi:
"knsreas Us act 10 leave tree, or 10
return frem the follOwing after thee; for
whittier thou goess, will 20 aud where
shoa lodgess, will lodge thy reopls
shall be my people, and lby God NV
God whsrs shoa diess will die, and
there viii be buried. The Lord do 90
70 ms, and more also, II augbs bat
death part thee and me.n Crisis.