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ALARRIAGEE

, AaIT1ed Pelsons OF Young Men c6nis,
llReaknes Organic DehiIffs n + Siisial
speedily cured. 49, 4.
z Who places himself under fhs ,., -,
1r:.l. may rellgionsiy eQnnde In me 6T1oS
his AKIN IS q physicians - = r - uPoa
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pAPIFAI, .. . : 200
ofies, e Monroe St, next door to 9st Ma.
tlout4 BANK 49, sts9liAssi -lsA4 aess.li.ls -
T sowf-55aste ioEETuERs: s'7atfta ~ II
GEos X epFHEAT, President. - gFssz
JAMES McCLUHEK, Vice presidents 80
! ClJJoHN BISHOP, Secretary. I--T-9- s5--sl
.CHARLM n. CoLLIER, Assistant Secretary
DrREcroRss-Iohn Z. Wilson, Jas O. orr
S3hn A. Afnstrong, "a. o. Quarter, Geo, II. 1
Hneat. AlexT, Iaug him JaEnes McGluney
morgan La 0ttp Geo. Adalns.lk E14E1si Ytqa ~
! REFERENCES. 3. Brady, Cashfer Nerollanfr Il
National Bank, Wheeling; List Morrison q j
Co, MhoiesaIe Grocers, Wheeling: Pryor. |
i1anulan q Coz WHOLESALE Grocer, Wheel |
ing Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox. BOotl aiifIi
shoe-6 ouse, WbReling; McCabe Kraft q Co..
1L1Irls1g,sts, WheeIlnss Geo. W. -Franzhelm q |
Cos WHOLESALE Wines and Lilo mons, Wheei.
M M; W tnshiP, Woods q Coz QueensJgafe
Mheetlng5 y. O. McA1ee, Notions WheelinRs1
GampbelL Frey q Co., Pubs IiteIifgencsF.1
gKheelinRs 0tts Son. y Co, HaTIiWafe Ngheals1
NJ EIt y. y; sands Cashier, First titt. SElnl,
) alfmomE II. p Camden, PTest. NAT tlIl1ss
fank, WeStonI W. Va Cnpt, John. MoIsure
lr.s W heeitngss nis - - 20 { apr25 ~
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Howeaay9ol miss the match came ,
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d. IOHNRnM.

Member OF the Royal Colleeeof survsC,,s
tonaonI 0mdnnee OF one OF tlen1Cst S.I,1St
nsnt Solleees IN the United States, and m.
ne nosplta9 OF London, Paris Ehiladelu,t1
ant elsaY mere has e1leete some OF fhe fnSSi
- lonlsnIng cures that were ever kuosTS
eela ill1en naleep5 great 1nerV0n5ueEs bainS1
mel = tudden Sounds bGslIfu - T-IIS
de.rHng cement Of mind, were cprasi In1yS[t
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TUE GREAT TONIC. -UNEQBGLLED
4{EI q &. a 2 - IT 81 n Al
Dyspepsia, Bilious Cotnplaint
and all derRngement OF the .Boweis. They
I naye an precedsnted sale AN over the
MoCABE, BUSHF1ELD& RRAFT
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ES51SfkA ALL sr R sAf : NIB R1s q
f1l6fn6 ssssl 1uzt received by =, - ~
LIST 0ToRRIsoN & co.
.Iassh e I'D -, 3. :
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YouNa HEU

SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful and deSs11So,, o.
na1t Hhcn annually sweeps to an untInnaH,e
grave thousands Of Young Men OF f6s Icy
e1celent tAAentB and brilliant fnfaIIeCf ISst
might Otherwise have enfrancsd IiSt 49, Mno
6epatQis Win the thunders OF elooueDc5 "
9,ts 20 sees.aey the living Tyre may ~,
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= lOhaANI0 WEAKNFss.

Immediately cured and mn yfeor Fass5t,,.., D.
= rms ~ Z ng aueetion, which rS5'Sfs,
NE aud ~
t.laS lsia ~ ne ttnlsof Improper IN
sQzllt2l1t excess nom not bling a57als ~ ~
aEe.1 Ini eonssq uenees thai may efs1s. NoIE
tend 20 deny that the p6Werof procrss n pre-
Io5l sooner ~ those falling lnfo nro1. =
napits tnnn BY the prudentf Besides b 49,
the most serious and deStrucfiVa sSnI 1t1le.
% oOtn. Dody and mind aHisa Tlie sISS 500
DecslLnes deEAnged, the Physical and Ss11ai
T. onclons w eakened5 Los OF PfodTeSfiS-IS
rover Nervous 1rritahlity, DyspenSfss : t5SI
ptLation or the Hear, In fiifesf15f f5{,1s1t
LLntlonal Qebilltys and Wasting or ne ffaToes
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VOW OktERED no TE1EAFFEICTEfD
4 throughout the country, amer. llaVinssl
6een proved by the test of eleven year, IN
me mes New England statess slera lis IN eIit
which, In part It derives lis virtuss. = sfa
The White Zine Conn s6Isssll earek5
sore Throat Colds, Coughs, Dipfherta F3ruifi,gg
ecnlLds. . pltttng Of BioodJ and Pulm0naIy Az
1ect.opn general ut jtsEa reEnafirail6 Re-
nedy for Kidney Complaints NJ beie - : 1iif- /
neulty. OF lNotdinE urine, Bleeding nom fhe /
slsneys e. ana Bladders Gravel. and other
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RAl1aes blsse.sll..5 bs.l ba.e ballbstlIiis
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3EfaIfM.5fg
LUCK HOSPITAL
EsTABLIaHEp AS q RRUeE Eao,,
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE NM
CAR BIZ QBI42NED.. = =. OO4EA

hR. JOHNSON has discovered the NJ,
~ certain speedys and only EffectSSS
LEM snea q. ~ s ne You'd foE sFeanes Of sbs
Kidneys and BLADDER Involuntary DtSs,tt we
gas 1mpoteney, General Debility NerSn1la.rI'
me- sfs.l ~ sspsl' t5angnoE, Low Splrits Con-
I1midity, trembling Dlmness Of SISbI y,
saidetness, lisease or the Head, Throair NJ "
or 6lsanS Amecttons OF the l.fver 4 Sse,e
stomach or BOWels-those TerFible hiSa1IL9less
arising nom Solitary Habits Of Youfh-S-uSassn:
andEontary practices more 1Ital 70 mos S[ vi
OF Ulysses, blighffnR fheir mnsf h1IIiIhers
nop8 on Hnt!elpattons. rendering riHfIJaanHl
&C., impossihlel - Ss
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y E We s. LuR Y
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tSaGaA = n 90 n,,a--AiNOpHFR- NEW
III MEDICAL s-RAhEPHfsfsIt nm -file-
pen 81 - N eu5kIIs. The sAEedicaf Tiuaesii
The cause and erra or Drefirf iirs n s,iI,ss
SHOWS how health IS impaired fhrourii
s,.eret aestses OF Youth and manhood ANIL
IS OF the imp dtments7 10 marriRGe : ~,
cause and euecta OF norpons deb lffV mi 49,
Ietnedtes lheretor.3I ~ pocket ed fion ~ fl,S
above viii be 1oFwarded on recein II ~
ee1Atss nS .adtlreEai Ing Doctor rIisrrsls ~
s,lSettA CHARLES street. Bal tirhqfe, M. ~
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~, HR SSItHA4 ,L06Ig CUTS FOR sals at 3
10Y SoG q z HUI - - 8; y ~ $3.50 80
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Uai Hs i ss e nd sP a .s ases m ths

R0BBIE9 q APPLETON,
| se941011 ERos1s2 Bro6aWaS. !. =.
~ Ask lor the waltham Wafch. ana tal.e
no o! 0sInsE. 1ha best 1T iathe Cheapest.
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heDoetol'sD IPLolIAh anes In bid ONCE


3 1ne many thousands cured At FMS 1stai,
1l aeaI Within the last ~ Yeafs and
-sas nerous I'M portnt1t sung icaf Cperafiofs
RSs1os.nso ~ Dr. Johns Ton, WitneEsali lIv the
~ t,q3tsets o. z3le 6lHD and many other psreTs
aen he public SIS de- n,
- n x OF character and respacla-.
l = ~ nelene guaranteed the ieted
fs ssls,l4S 9lSksA S1sS SPEEDILY CURED -
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MARRTaGE

reneet that asound mind and BODY aF,stl,.
most necessary requisites to promota coIII1I1.s
pm hnppines7s slnueedsF without n ese fIIr,I
Journey through LIE becomes q yie1sfS- iSIii
view, the mind becomes RI Owed I-it6 -
par and nlled with the melancholy refieo
s1Ql1 tnss ne nap Pines Of another become
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gripelry

3 % 81
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& 80 leCCt't % 1a.. -41Iu=hE q c4A tI.E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-24
In BOARD OF surrnvI

In BOARD OF SUPERVISORY
The following resolution relative 10 returns for tho Xoveu
Der election, was adopted. i -
Resolved That the county Of New YORK be and s hereby
divided for the next election into twelve Return Districts
rrs, district composed Of the First Second, Third
second district composed of the Fourth and Sixth wards
Ihird district, composed Of the Seventh and Thirteenth
Fourth district, composed OF the Tenth Fourteenth
Fifth district, composed the Eleventh and Seventeenth
Seventh district composed OF the Fifteenth ward.
Eighth district, composed OF the Sixteenth ward.
Ninth district, composed OF the Eighteenth and twenty
Tenth district composed OF the Twentieth aud Twenty
Eleventh district, composed OF the Twelfth ward.
Twelth District composed OF the Nineteenth ward
several election districts district shall
Tie original statements, together with copy OF the poll s
the same to the Supervisor who IL herein designated for
ceiyng the same.
receive the original canvassers OF the said
return districts respectively, as follows =;
First dssrict-supcryisor Henry Smith, at New Court
Second dsct-supervisor Walter Roche at No. 5l4 Pearl
street
Third d'sirict-supervsor william N. Tweed No. 1871
Henry street.
Fourth dIstric, Supervisor James Hayes No. 9Os Elm
ffh dsrc.-supervIsor Gerson ~ Hermann, a, No Ge7
sixth district, Supervisor Andrew Bleakey, New Court
House.
Seventh disric,-supervsor Blunt No. lls Ninth
street.
Eghh d.rc.supcrviso Sheridan Shook, No. aia West
Ninth district Supervisor Andreas wlmann, at No 2o7
East Twenty-frst street
Tenth dsrct-suporvisor John Brico, at No Az West
Eleventh dis,rlc,-supcrvsor Smith Ely, Jr, at No 1903
Sold street.
twelfth dis,rict-supervsor Johs Fox, at New cour,
House
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ATA MEETING or THE MOZART HALL ASSEMBLY
n Convention OF the Sixth Assembly district, held at L. j.
McLaughlins OF Clinton and Delaney streets,
Thursday evening October g. le6S. pursuant call
ton, Frederick thinner was unanimously nominated for
Assembly. SIDNEY :. VALENTINE, Chairman.
AsDRIw W. BURROWS Secretary.
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ELECTION TICKETS IS CENTS PER l,ooo--posTERs,
II Pastors, Cards, Circulars and all kinds Political Print
ing equally cheap. II. d. TURNER CO., 20 Ann street.
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POLITICAL.

all SIZES OF ENGLISH BUNTING FLAGS nv
IA hand-Banners Lanterns Torches and Transparencss:
portraits and lettering at short notice.
HOJER GRAHAM, Artists and Manufacturers,
9l Duane street
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TWENTIETH WARD.
nine election Districts the extent and limits Of which said
Tue Fret Election District OF the Twentieth Ward shall
contain all that part Of the city bounded By and lying within
TwentyxtA street, Tenth avenue, Twenty
rhc second Election Disrc. Of the Twentieth Ward ehal
contain OF the bounded and Wing within
Iwentyhh street, Tenth avenue Thirty street aud
Tie Third Election pistrc. Of the Twentieth Ward shall
contain all that part OF the city bounded and lying within
Thysecond street, Tenth avenue, Thirty sixth
The Fourth Election District Of the Two tn Ward shall
contain az that part o. the city bounded BY and lying within
The finh Election Distric, Of the Twentieth Ward sha
contain that part OF the city bounded by and living within
street, Ninth avenue For,ie'h street aud Tenth
The Sixth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward shall
al that ps 81 me sy nonbed sy sna lying within
contain hal Of The city bounded Sy am VIM whn
ThryfoVh silec,, Ninth avenue Thiriysxt6 and
Eish.h Election District Of tho twentieth Ward shal
Ihrysecond street. Ninth avenue, Thiryfourh street, and
lie Ninth Election Dssric, Of the Twentieth Ward shall
contain all that part o. inc city BOUNCED by aud lying within
Tenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward shall
Twenty eighth street, Ninth avenue. Thrcih street and
The Eleventh Election District Of the Twentieth Ward shall
@sa ee Mini ss ana
ie Tse fwei Election District Of the twentieth ward shall
contain part OF the city bounded by lying within
1wentysx street. Eighth avenue, Twenty street and
Ninth avenue. -
The Thirteenth Election District or the Twentieth Ward
contain all that part of the city bounded by lying
within rwentyegnn street, rshth avenue Thrtieh street
aud Ninth avenue.
The Fourteenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward
shall contain all that part OF the city bounded by and
within Thteh street. Eighth avenue, Thiriysecond street
The Fifteenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward shall
all that part OF the city bounded by and lying within
Thry.second street, Eighth avenue, Thrtydf6 street aud
Ninth avenue. -.
The Sixteenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward shall
all that part OF the city bounded by and lying within
Ihrynh street, Eighth avenue fhry-sevcnth street and
Ninth avenue.
The Seventeenth Election District OF the Twentieth Ward
shall contain all that part OF the city bounded lying
within Thryseveuth street, Eighth avenue Forte,h
and Ninth avenue. 49,
The Eighteenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward
shall contain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying
within foeth street. Seventh avenue, Thirysxt street and
Eighth avenue.
shall contain ali tina. part OF the city bounded by lying
within Thirty street, Seventh avenue, Thirty
street and Eighth Avenue.
The twentieth Election District of the Twentieth Ward
shall contain all that part OF the Cay bounded by and lying
within Thiryfourth street, seventh avenue, Thrysecond
street and Eighth avenue
The Tweniyhrst Election Dsrc, Of the Twentieth Ward
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will both recover. They have been
gradually improving ever since they re-
ceived their injuries.
| This was the most shocking and dia-
bolical outrage that has ever been at
tempted in our city. DIR. Hall and his
wife were two of our very best citizens,
and are respected accordingly. We are
not aware that they had an enemy in the
world. The Doctor is a man who at
tends to his own business, and does not
meddle with the affairs of others. There
could be no cause for the act except rob-
berry.
Early on Thursday morning our May
or sent dispatches to all the stations,
towns and cities surrounding, requesting
suspicious persons to be detained. Run
ners were sent out on the railroads and
wagon roads, and every precaution tax
en- to secure the apprehension of the
murderers. Several of our citizens con-
stituted themselves committee and con-
vened at the City Council chamber,where
they sent for witnesses to inquire for the
whereabouts of every suspicious person
who has been harboring about the city.
Nothing definite was elected. Every
rumor was traced out, and every theory
suggested was investigated, but up to
this time no clue to the perpetrators has
been obtained.
The most plausible rumor obtained
was that two men had arrived in Sidney
on Thursday morning about nine o'clock,
wet and muddy and on foot; that they
stopped at hotel, and after drying them
selves for few minutes went across the
street to a barber shop where they got
shaved and their whiskers trimmed and
colored. Soon after this the Sheriff
received our Mayors dispatch and
went to look. for the men, but they
could not be found. On full investi-
cation it was found the men were ped
dlers, who left their team at the livery
stable, intending after breakfast to drive
to their homes in Troy. They found
one of the horses too lame to travel, SO
they took the train for home, where they
were found all right and vouchedfor. The
rumors and stories that have been in
circulation in regard to this transaction
would make an interesting and thrilling
book.
There were two peddlers in the city
on Wednesday selling silk dress pat
terms at such prices as to prove they did
not come by them honestly. On Thurs
day morning. after the tragedy, they
were looked for, but could not be found.
They may be the attempted murderers
of Dr. and Mrs. Hall.
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RmEERINcrs-

prizes from this COMPANY. and kindly permitted the
M5sa5 s. Sixth b,.. AyeRu s,c y s $1,000
asSeH
son. Dubuque Sewing Machine, 500; Philip Nc
san ehy Il %asda BH4 Ky ssS SSS a R%ss da
SIessa;; s!ss gid Watch. sass: 4 Taller 4tiaaYs,
on. $50; Dayton, Mobile. Ala. Diamond Cluster
Ring. s4OO; Strong, Bq,linstO9. Vt, slOO z At
" alworth, Trenton, N ]. ei25; ,Thos Barrows. %
Clsv street; Baltimore, seTiag Machine, s75; $ T
Alderman Ma ass Ssd dF Ss 81 Pss s1
Scott Ninth and SAMSON street, Phila. Gold Watch.
sIR9 Mcb Hicks ad IS
Fuller. Hartford, Conn, Silver Set, $50; Schir-
ley, Louisville, Ky, Diamond Ring: $500; G. T Ma
Sixth Avenue. near Both street, Piano. $500.
We publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS FTHE PRESS.
Musical Festivals" several times postponed,
compelling purchasers Of tickets to wait several
confidence in such affairs. Tine only fair system Of
distributing Is the old and popular one of SEALED
TICKETS. stating the prize, WHICH WILL BE DELIv-
Erred IMMEDIATELY ON PAYMENT OF THE ONE DOL
LAR; This is the plan of HARPER, WILSON & Co.
l73 Broadway the most attractive place OF the kind
now in operation. They are doing the largest busi-
ness. and deserve their success. You cannot draw
100000 farm there, but have reasonable chsnce
for good prize. as we know MANY that have been
drawn. and the firm is relaOIe. " Daily NetOs, Jan
5, 1893.
"The Metropolitan Gift Company are distributing
many valuable prizes. We have examined their
manner Of doing business. and know them 10 be a
fair dealing firm. Their Ian is more satisfactory
than Presentation Festivals as they draw
the prizes drawn unless ted."-Jo~TnuI, Fs6r4-
arg 6. 1868.
'The Gift Establishment of HARPER, WILSON &
Co., at l73 Broadway. is daily attracting crowds OF
visitors to witness the drawing process. The invest
ment is but 25 cents tor a CHANCE, ana the prize
drawn, if satisfactory is Immediately delivered for
one dollar. A friend of ours, last week. drew q
$500 pr re which he promptly received. Times
December 30, 1867.
Liberal inducements to Agents. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Every Package of Sealed Envelopes
contains One Cash Gift.
RB- Six Tickets for One Dollar Is for Two Dol
lars. 35 for Five Dollars 100 for Fifteen Dollars.
Ali letters should be dressed to
HARPkR, WILSON & CO., T.
173 Broadway, N. Y.
aprl2d d2m-R
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IFrom the Piqua Democrat
The Hall Tragedy.

Our readers have generally been in
formed of the particulars of the attempt
ed robbery and murder of DIR. w. P.
Hall and his wife, in this city on last
Thursday morning. May 9TH. Between
three and four o'clock on that morning
the deed was committed. Entrance was
gained to the house by means of lad
der on which the assassins ascended to
the top of the kitchen or wash house,
where they broke the glass of sky
light, which enabled them to unhasp the
window, through which they entered the
house. 1t is supposed that while search
ing for valuables in the bed chamber
where the Doctor and his wife were
sleeping, (which was the Northwest
room on the first hoor.) the Doctor
must have given signs of wax
ing up, when the scoundrels made the
attack upon him to take his life to pre-
vent their own detection. 1t is also sup
posed that the attack upon the Doctor
aroused his wife, when they attempted
her life for the same purpose that they
did the Doctors. By this time the two
little daughters, who were sleeping in the
same room, awakened, and their cries
awakened Ward, the oldest son, who is
probably about eighteen years of age,
and was sleeping in an upper chamber.
When Ward came down stairs he
found his father wandering about
the house in an unconscious state.
He took care of him as best he
could, and went to look after his
mother, not yet knowing that any
thing had happened her. He found her
lying with her face on the pillow smoth-
cred in gore of blood. He Immediately
scraped away the blood, and changed her
to as easy position as he could, when he
ran out and gave the alarm of murder.
He then went for DR.. Ashton, the near
est surgeon, and soon after for DIR. Dor
sey. By this time the neighbors COM
msnced arriving and were doing, under
the directions of the surgeons, all that
could be done for the DR.. and Mrs. Hall.
The cries of the children and the awaken
ing Of Ward no doubt frightened off the
would be -murderers. 1t is not known
that they succeeded in procuring any
valuables.
The Doctors wounds were yery se-
we're, but we are glad to learn are not
dangerous. His upper jaw was broken
and an instrument plunged through his
Jaw.bone into his mouth. He had other
cuts and bruises on his face and head
Mrs. Hal had severe blow upon the
face, and very severe confusion on the
back part of the head. She remained
unconscious for several days. She has
at this time recovered her reason to a
great extent. The DR.. is getting along
finely. The physicians now think they
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-16
lFor the Statesmanl
ELI ELI LAMA sABACHTHANI
BY KATE KEARNEY.


From the depths of dark despair,
Abba! Father hear my prayer,
Rend. oh rend th iron chain,
Take me to thine arms again.
Take my heart. oh God. en,e more.
Take my heart, Lord, implore.
Weak. and faltering though it be,
Thou alone canst set it free.
Thou alone canst set it free.
Cleansed from all impurity,
BY those drops of ruby wine.
Shed on Calvary's mount divine.
By that holy cross of Love.
Hear me. Father, from above.
By that death and agony,
Borne to set the sinner free.
By each holy promise given,
Let the iron links be riven,
And my earth chained wings once more,
Plume their flight for Eden's shore.
Not my will, oh God. but thine.
Humbly to thy sacred shrine,
Would plesding pray to thee,
Let my wounded spirit free.
Take this bitter cup away.
Hssr. oh hear me. Father. pray,
Not my will. but thine be done,
Trusting only in thy Son.
Who to save sin lost world,
On the sacred mount unfurled
That blest banner, which shall wave
Over sin, the earth, the grave.