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BELOW.
Brig s. V. Merrick, from Cardenas.
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA.
Ship Wallace Jordan, for Philadelphia, entered
out at Liverpool 18th inst.
Steamship Wyoming, Teal, hence, at Savannah
Steamship j. w. Everman, Vance, hence, at Nor.
folk 2lst inst, and sailed for Richmond.
Steamer Mllville Renear, for Philadelphia, cleared
Bark Elena, Stewart hence Off the bar, Bnboa 9th
Bark Sam Shepherd, Evans, from Cienfuegos for
Philadelphia, passed 18th inst lat 81, long 70.
Bark Mary Bentley, Clark from Palermo for Bos-
ton, at Holmes Hole 2st inst.
Brig John Aviles, Macomber at Cardenas 14th
inst. from Savannah.
Brig John Wesley, for a port north of Hatteras,
sailed from Cardenas 14th inst.
schr Althea, Smith, II days from Cienfuegos at
Schr Charles b. Jackson Collins, hence for Boston,
at Holmes HOle.A. NJ. 21st inst
Schrs Nadao Cheney from New6uryport @ for Phfa
Del, at Holmes Hole 2lst inst
scbr Alex. II; Cain, Simpson, for Philadelphia,
Schr j. M. Brooma Crawford, from Jacksonville
for Boston, at Holmes Hole goth inst.
Schr j. b. Vandusen, Young, for Philadelphia,
went to sea from Charleston 10th inst.
Schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, hence, at Salem
21st inst.
schr Prize Banner, Atkins, from Provlncetown for
Philadelphia, with fish, passed He'll Gate 22d inst
Reports the NV. gale on Monday as very severe )
able; blew away mansail, and will have to stop at
New York to procure new one. ,o o..o.
passed Hell Gate 22d inst.
schr F. 4. Randolph, steelman, hence, at New
YORK 22d inst.
Schr d. Collins, Townsend, cleared at Wilmington
N. c., 21st inst, for New York
Schr Fly, for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence
2lst inst.
Schr N j. Miller, Dunham, from St. John, N. B.,
for Philadelphia, with pig iron, went ashore on the
beach near Orleans, Cape Cod on the 21st inst, but
after throwing overheard her deck load Of laths got
OIL, and proceeded on her way on Tuesday night.
Schr Eliza Pike, from Charleston for Philadelphia,
which went ashore near Charleston with cargo
valued at S25OO0 including 105 bales OF cotton, at
last accounts was rapidly going to pieces Captain
Payne returned to Savannah on Saturday from the
wreck. and reports that all attempts to save the YES
sel-which was valued at $40, ,000-have been aban-
doned, it being impossible, owing to the heavy sea,
to get steam pump at work on her. Divers are
deavoring to some OF her cargo. She lies four
feet under water at low tide.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
With reference to previous notice respecting the
partial destruction OF the Lighthouse at the harbor
OF ST. Thomas West Indies, by the hurricane of Oc-
| tober, 1867, and also that a light from lantern
would be exhibited until the re-estabshment OF the
Light, information has been received that this
rangement is still carried out but that the tempo
rary light is OF very little service. Mariners eau
| toned accordingly
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Foreign Affairs.

France has written to Prussia concerning
the treaty of Prague
"A band of Miguelists has been defeated
at Magader, Portugal
Don Carlos was arrested while travelling
through France under an assumed name, and
escorted to the frontier,
"A number of unemployed work people
assembled in front of the Public Works De-
partment, Madrid, yesterday, and demanded
work.
The Prince of Wales was examined as
witness in the celebrated Mordaunt divorce
case yesterday, and denied that he had been
guilty of any improper conduct.
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"A gentleman in Providence r. l.. discovered
one OF those small tin ''infernal Machines"
filled with powder and percussion caps, while
putting coal upon hre, few evenings ago.
At least half dozen such have been found in
coal during the season in different parts OF the
country.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne~s zee Fret Page.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF I'll

Jos. c. GRUBB
EDMUND A. SoUDER, COMMITTEE or THE MONTH.
SAMUEL Il. STOKES,
COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION.
John o. James, Geo. L. Buzby, u. A. souder,
VIM. w. Paul, Thomas L. Gillespie.
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THE PRIN PAL DEP OF
Il FOR THE SALE OF
REV e N u K st A M s.,
No. sO4 Chestnut STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 1OS S. FIFTH STREET
Two doors below Chestnut street,
Es T B L I s II d 1909.
The sale OF Revenue Stamps Is still continued at
the Old Established Agencies
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government and having at all times large
supply we are enabled to ll and forward by Mall OF
Express) all orders Immediately upon receipt mat
ter OF great importance. -. 1,o,.
on Philadelphia, and Post once Orders received In
- Xny Information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheeriuiiy and
Qratuitously furnished -. CO.,
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks, Re-
Ighe following rates of commission are allowed on
stamps and Stamped Paper;-
OntSo ana upwards. Por Ceh@
lO d" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4,
(" 800. 80, ....s......'''.s..'s'sa
Address all orders etc, to
STAMP AGENCY,
No. sOa CHEsNUT STRICT, PHILADELPHIA.
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NOW OPEN AT
HOFMANN'S hosiery STORE,

No. 8 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
GENTS WHITE WOOL SHIRTS,
GENTS WHITE WOOL DRAWERS
GENTS SCARLET WOOL SHIRTS,
GENTS SCARLET WOOL DRAWERS,
GRNTs' MRRINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LADIES' MERINO VESTS,
LADIES' MERTNo DRAWERS,
LADIES' CASHMERE VESTS,
CEu:DREN,s MERINO UNDERWEAR,
GENTS, COTTON SHIRTS AND DRAWERR
LADIES COTTON VESTS AND DRAWERS
Also, very large assortment Of [aTwsiy
COTTON WOOL, AND HKHqNo H0sIERY,
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ARRIyED yESTERDAY

Steamer +. Franklin Person. 13 hours from Balti-
more, with mdse to A. Groves, Jr.
N. G. bark Argonaut, Steengraf, days from New
York, in ballast to l.. Westergaard Il Co.
Schr Pauline Rambo, Rider, from Sassafras river,
with wood.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Aries, Wiley, Boston, ii. Winsor Co.
Steamship Norfolk, Platt, Richmond and Norfolk,
W. y. Clyde & CO.
Steamer r. willing Cundif, Baltimore, "A. Groves,Jr.
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aBEAuTIrUs GusILD.

Beautiful child by thy mothers knee,
In the mystic future what wilt thou bes
A demon of sin or an angel sublime
A poisoned Upss, or innocent Thyme
Aspirit Ct evil, aashing down ss'
Withthe lurid light ola Rery crown
Or gliding upiwith shining track,
Like the morning star that ne'er looks back.
Daintiest dreamer that ever smiled,
Which wilt thou be, my beautiful child?
H5sss slfta EIssif ,s4sd ~ si
Beautiful Child In my garden bowers.
Friend Of the butterflies, birds, and fo&ers,
Pure as the sparkling, crystalline stream,
Jewels Of truth in thy fairy eyes beam,
Was there over whittier soul than thine as
worshippcd by love in Q. mortal shriac?
Ny heat thou hast gladdehed for two sweei
rs. years. sHF
With rainbowsof Hope through mist Of tears
Mists beyond which thy sunny smile
With its halo II glory Beams all the Wills. 20
.agarf5a bsl3T1ad sSfB0b 8 sa4E9ed 8
Beautiful child, 70 thy look is given ,,ysr2
A gleam serene, not Of earth, but Of heaven,
With thy telI-tsls eyes and pfAtsiins tongue, .
Would 4hoa could ever thds be younsssh sssE
Like eiiqaid stisinsofsths moekingbirdS .,
From stair to hall thxs ceis hsardss xafs,sas
How oft in the garden hooks thou'rt found, y,
With flowers thy curly head around!
And knecling beside me with figure 50 quaint,
OH who would not dotc On my infant saint:s
,eaBa
Beautiful child, what thy fate shall te =.
Psrchshce is wisely hidden from me;
Afallen star thou msyst leave NY aide, rA'a
And q sorrow and shame become the bride-2s
shivsring, quivsring shroagh the cold ssssst, 81
With cars'bshindandrb before shy isst-- ;ul
Ashamed to liss and sfraid,to die; 4 sr
No home, no friend, and pitiless sky -
Merciful Father, my brain grows, wild;
Oh, keep from evil my beautiful child a'i'
4Siil si9assflfS -liil Ksesfn ssssfAea sfs8 .
Beautifal ehilds .rAay3it thou, soar abyYe. =.
Awarblihg cherub Of joy and loya =, s.
And drop on Eternity mighty ssa,
A blossom of Lifc's immortal tree ss'
Floatings aowsFing eyerlnoes hs4.,s.,s go,
In the blessed Light of th6 soldu shore;
And as ] gazeon thy sinless bloom ~ gr
And thy radiant face, they dispel my gloom,
I feel He win keep thea undeHlsd,
And His love protectmy beautiful child,
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III Tic Empress Tsrs sils ungesnie n.s hss f6itetEdes
female attendants, fiieladAzsa htfhsa6
,nistresses Of ccremonics, shcr stkclsbass
diesof henor, and her six fsNalfsl1lly
chambrc. The Empress Josephipc had
twenty three female attendants more
There are fifteen attendants 6leslzl6
tie pcrsofi Of the RfsISs. sJshpasaIs Ax-
elusive Of his Young blaymates gnAppsps
Espinassei do Gse sas6 q lslss,ssss,I $50
"Motiier,' said James. .,wlakGiis slss
meaning of donation? You have bcen
mepariug al week for the dopatiQAppar-
Is. and | want tc know what Il means p
WHY, Jimmy" said Johnny, ssioh't
you know what donation meaus ?aItl6
LIDO means the cake. and patipn.means
the people !. and they carry the cake 70
the ministers, and the people go there
and get it. s..5.sA - e
A fashionable untlertakcr il one 81
the northern towns Of kentucky indulg-
ed his taste by purchasing 4 very che
CANT hcarse, with plate glass, siIsSss
mountings, and mournfully 2 ksSii,
plumcs. A gentleman seeiRs tilc hearse,
passing down the strcetin gloomy ponr.
inquired anxiolisly of the ncsrcst ftiestk
I~Who is dead,p The reply was, NO
body-ho's only drumming y
The New York Sorcsis beats 0ssk its
lroll the names Of thirty cleht slnsvstss
lpef and magazine writers, SIS teditqrS
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ANUMBEI'Ra

- - - q 81 |.
From the clnci1nsta hI'
The Electi0p ine eeern Il /.
The f,l1osina 1ets scf coui< N
one of IL 6eoG .y6sfI / 81 4 It
Counfy. s. zac65
clans NJ - i1o zfI - &
is not, altes 5lI3 IiIsSI & toi'l lcsslVs
for Radlcalisn as its friends hoped;
aB.TAy,aI Ou,o. Anril 8
= u I,
ierlllons - m oui nu',a.so -.
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From the New Yorl, Observer 90
TOWER OF~THE
CROSS.
John ~ %.

~ -
What mean these hurryng thronss these angry
faces, ...sf 81, -
The crowds come pouring forth from distant 4
plaoes.- ~ y d
We see them, hear them shouting every
where.
Bearing among them one wear, ,heiples. form;
Onward thev march. relentless. without pity.-
Oh, the dread nnattsr;nya Of that human
- storm. s9ists1Ti g i2iasE
- - W es liEssie e 3lsH sfa~ at
They drag their Victim. full of wr.th,,fu !
Regarding not His WEAKNESS and lanruor, b
They force Him onward nm the stony path. s
g.! 81 =
With taunts and leers, ana harsh and cruel
Thew fill His,srs. whose every word wasloye;
Not all their Victims gentle, wordless patience,
Ayaileth aught their purposes to move. 81 !,
Il ;sls4s - rsii.e.g ,,l.i .sa1,
They bear Him on, and to the tree accursed
That roamed for them Judea,s hills and valleys,
Eno.asa :, ,vo,ls "a love and HEALING sweet
~ ,s .,s.ss. -as.,;.e,.
The awful deed is done; the world ' Is darkened'
The earth uphsayss, the rocks and graves are re
torn; m SO 9
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Come near me, wife, Ifars tho better far,
For the swcot food Of thv divine advice.
Let No man vain. = . ,;tf,. nr;c.
A yirtuou, woman. = coun.s,. her v;,oa .n;r;t
Is fsatherd oftentimes with heavenly words,
And, like her beauty. rayishino and pure.
ssss-on -C1oon,aa
i,.em .iii s.sy,s.. sa.s.J ); .e s.f.
a Wisconsin iepP3ymfan PsSy n. thus gushed,
Il sgblpai s1ssted Ssss ss,s Ss . ID o S
on high. l.esi.sssl + gI-sslt tcez6. -
sound n. 1o,,,, +;.,sr., - rr,n,.. a.r. -.
F,n C,.r. 4. c,..n.a -. "a =. cs,.n..,.,.
-. sssr se 01s -A1 s''' eA'Pps"A'
sgs..s g1ass9 7sW lss.eriss siss
stop mother u said a little boy to
his mother, who, was reading to him
about Abraham and Isaac, and had just
come to the uplif.ed knife "top, moth
cf! don't want to hea any more.
despisc hini."isa ~ le Htaiesssss ss,sl
sseonfain4 shrb6sb 7oS,.in Mis-. one hmm.
,,rada and fonvSh s,.s.ya h.ssIl,r,i i,eere. ~
on;nn,s cater-.s.H .He'.can .dr;nk landannm
without feeling any iii effects. He re-
tires and f;ses at dawn. - He z reo,. reeoor,.
lar sa. attendant 2: ascension n! cnurcn e E ~ IN
inns clty.-s - : ~ -
vcr,;scmsnt cont k,nsisv an indian. law
verI on fIe et,nditJon. .tliat i,e sho,Ild fake
n'spay .lnsoavo1ees' 9sayiae,sjiiowcye
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EyWith the confirmation Of Judge
Bradley, the United States supreme
Bench is once more full. We give list
Of the Judges, with their ages and the
dates Of their appointments, as follows !:
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Egr Rations, to the number of seven
or eight thousand daily, are being issued
to the poor Of the District Of Columbia.
-Ec 39 sgg ri .ia8H8ie36S4a tae3l.zt
Yes, money is appropriated by Con-
gressi 70 keep 2 lot Of lazy negroes in
Washington just to vote the Radical
ticket. : =. .''.s 9''. 'si''s'' e'.ssa'
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save Fifty poIIals'... !.

NJ f8RsoN Wishing to purchase one ioi
IN GfSvsutsenss Pianos, advertised in thiI
SScSg.Sasi save 6sty dcIIafs 5f the price by
sbc3yink stoIshs sdfsoftofstlis Psysr, june
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EEln pcrson,F johnsG GsxG -
not unlike Jackson, except that Qlhnpn
possessed wonderful eyes. slIe had a
keen insight into the future, and was a
prophet rather than conspifstols I'm,
speaking he depended entirely upon his
reasoning powers. The first word Of
his speech was the ffst w0fd Uf llsuvs
gument, .antfthe lasttworls sefazk argu-
ment was tho last word Of his :speerli !
lie possessed no faculty 81 Judging.
character, but fascinated By his stl4 IL ?
forward, frank way With sl,is sfssld1e6stAa
II oratfo Seymour. : aa7ni ns sssvsaos
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TDtagu 70 Lnugh ~.
=,
o,sr dax p h;s ~. rsn t3h e
+ am !, NOT amhsrres ssad - sil y 80, ~
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=. r, -. ..,.s !.
,ssas sasan 'nose yoo s. VIII sl noss = =
with c;rcnmscr;hed suhectsneous s;ndaoa,.
nations. characterized hv no;uted tn
more and snnparat;no . with central cores !,
/. s,ho.Ih,,.,,,s.. a.. - ~
oe . ,.,sso H.. ns"n,a,, VIZ ,,;n
,.s,.n 30. ,,,sLes .nr;ng 80 ~ 81
~ =, -; -.
ne iemsle leoe''le, saiu us. mar
ried, Young men, anu =. qulck aoo.'s u =,
Don Ma,. -, .sAe In,,'ss''nu lof 1tns al.s
g'r,s g pscome anse's., ,,. roa = saoo. M
hr.,sos hs,t $500 3 :. "ea' -
'' ...l,...
a woman beipg cnJoinea 10 Try tue
enccts ot kindness on her husband, nc'
ing toia thati wouln neap coals Oh nre
upon ms nesa, repnsa, - nave'triea
poihng wafer, out it' oian sdo = eoRs OF
gooq. go :. :. - q z,s5 'sse
An old LADY gave ss tbs as her idea or =
grest, man Une @ VINO ls Kecrtut OF hIs
CLONES aon n,t.f drink sPirlts, KIN reaa tue
blole wltnept Spclln tnc wo1ds' ano cas s
. cog Gunner on WASH gay wl'nous vi leta grum tll
ollpgsm aal;,rH .s.I) h, >.os,,isr, ~, si-i
A middled ,aycd spipstcr at recent
M9manss Rights Conventions, sad she she
anu moi care apent Ieme'e sqHyase an
less y cafriea WIN y sne r'gnt to n MAKE 9Ss
proposals O marflagesl.;lsssg re ia
:AGallant'was lately sitting besides
ms beioyeds and being unable to- think
y. auy .n.As ~ sess 1sseassSs WI 2 s'.s
va .s,'ss nas' s.sau:. s..: - eon ! aaoM' ss'a
s.,.s.s s.'. "'1a W., eaa ~ asss ps
s s os''As
NOW, sposln YOU was 70 ne turned
into an ANIMAL said Jim, s'wliat would
You iike TO be, bllf pc a nom.
repned biii, because ne So ~.
no, don't pc 'i'ons b'il''ss:interrnptea
n'.s aoa' % .no nau nau ., sone pn
.a0s -, :. sSnoo ss;.. ~ : mss 'snu
then you can Sung the schooimastcr.~
Josepn, you are an expounder OF
Biblical difficulties. Iwish you would
tell me ono thing. :. What is it 4" How
~ i"sa. : .rS 49, -. No s.,as ~ G soh IN H.. As !
ass, snanrh Tha r.n.s, ~. s.r,,a,, =
on multiplication table" g -
Al tavern boaster the other day. yatlnt-
ing his kAowledee OF the world was
asked BIZ !. was at his elbow If he had
been in Algebra I? .sOh yes = said be !:
al once passed THROUGH il ON ton Of !
st,a.,, -, 4, .---s.s -, 49,
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Massachusetts proposes to make Nc
member of her. State Senators thirty
nine, to servcthroc years, and her Rep
Tfssentatives three hundred and forty. "a
serve two years, At present she has
forty Senators and two hundred and for
" Representatives -
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fCSNJNG.
II Twers.punished 'sal s9sa szsh ~
For every pun ! Shed 2 tss q
cconld ,,ot Ssd ,n.,,, n.,,nt5..ho4 s'i'1ita ]
To hide my punished head.

Il
= The word state spelled backward is
etats; but eit is not safe, as, a. regular
thing, to undertake to learn French sim
ply by going back on your English. w.
Never throw a stone at anyone until
you have looked to-see Ehethgptl there lis
q window behind, or younlay nave TO pay
rather dearly for your .sen ~
Why is lawyer the most illlused man
in our social system? Because, though
he may drive his own carriage, he must
draw the conyeyances Of other people.
.Why did Joseph's brethren put him
in pitr asked q Buffalo Sunday School
teacher. And the reply he got was,
NBecause there was no room for him in
The family cir.e. /" e'eF stsg
An afflicted, husband was returning
from the funeral Of. his wife when 3
friend asked him how be was. issWell.' :
said be pathetically, II think ! feel'let
ter for thatlittle walks tat 49,. ~ ss : =
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z1[TI I7KfE{ 8 IEs77s sl37Il7f l.97
TIN WAKE, COPPER WARE,
-ssD 8 6 ssssaf sifrxsnn fsTe 90 y esil -
Sksst Ilsn : Ware. Stoves. sc,
rlsos d buiihsssi at the oidissAnds eppsitsths
ee ii.asxss Jsil..s.4 i =

ansaz - - Il ssii .,srsss s5ss 81 81
acWeI LsLisIsA.Mt RIO S EsI.,xs
TTfa jpst received. and will sell at reason
III slle prices, first class stock of the
9ass snnmesats1 Above. Nj. Rcse is cap-
1tal wsfknan, and VIII panufscture for you
any wares desired, not found In his shop. >.
GIVE him 8. call before looking elsewhere.
Ne Jan and tiii pleas5 you.. j. 8 Is1s.M =
81 s5;s7. sssss ss5iSsS eWiLLIAM ROSR
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WIrLIAm WALTON, n. d.,
hYsician and Surgeon,
=. f01Ece on Nsin tFsst,) y
No aO p s = FL !. D oHsi .sH. s o. ;.
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Grant .junpedi Thomas with Sheridan,
and Sheridan sifiinmps ,ffomasn nftinera for
a champagne lguzsEe 1ai Troy Ppsssl .i'.la
SheridanSs last fidcAflem l''Rroyeto
Philadelphia, fieeins from the fnaernlsof
GEN. Thomas TO gatabigIainncE vffoy
Press Ai9n9sJ lalli llals essik 2eit oil
salMr Hoghill,Iof Peabaay, Mass an
nounees that ihe considers himself the
champion egg eater, and challenges
any man to compete with him for iiffy
dollars or upwards. 7sPsfila
y Miss Fxs Garrett. la lady physician, has
lately been appointed d member of'the
medical staff Of the East tLouden Hos
pitaLl Hensppoinpnent is the, Grstreceg
ntipn by, medical aptherities pfnlaay
doctors.
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L.azlsese.

Tea act is. far easier than to suffer; yet
we every day sec the progress Of life re.
tardcd by the mere repugnaTlce 10 exer.
ton, and fiiid multitudcs rcl,ining at the
want Of that which nothing but idicness
hinders them from enjoying. Lazincss
rs commonly associated with tiinidity -
Either fear at first paralyzes enaleavor
ly refusing despair Of success, or, The
freql int failure ofsirresolute struggles,
andtbcdesire of avoiding labor, impress
b. degrees, false terrers on the mind. 5
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Still draw us by Thy. Gross, oh! blessed Savior.
sStillletits light shine forth from sea to sea.
TIN eyorE fblood.bsught soul Of every nation B
E Shall find all life, and ,ioI and lgss, in Thee
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AWpR@ o.s,1dut1uu"l:
~ nj r3it#tii1Eq1 l}1 4aG .HYIrGul faij2
5.9:HHs; g." ,anb feline 3ett. 5.a aHs
:9iaora$er aRoman sen 8. mablba&:
GrRes Bud. -
Die 9emiramis bee 9fprbens. 49,.
(Gertitsuns.)
Das tpar Mues, Mucs, mas Der un>
8lldeliee, per3wetftlnpe @raf @olonsti
iiber pasS9idlal feiner aneebeteten, jun
een @emablin erfabren tonnte. Sur
Der tleine 5anpl&ub, tpel@en pas tleine
6lno9en; enplt@ winltlnt ben Febenpen
@rafen iiberlieb, nur pte1er 9anbl9ub
binterlieb eine@puE cine: srauenerresenbe
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l4ub tparen prei 8roSe Blutstropfen !!
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nsr perubtta @tmalttbat besat fi@ ber
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(einen Btifanb 3ur Gnteedung eines
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ba6 Ct in bieltr SADIE ni@te tbun t5nne,
uno bab es bic Mnsele9enbeit pes Graz
feu aQan 9ewtien, itint @tntabli,, 3,1 btz
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lietfrei3enben@ @emablin bate man ili@ts
,peiter 9ttbrt, 6dtter rabtr aud ,9etnanp
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pon bteier pprnebmet, sldnstnben lnb
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babett, tbm 3u;ubbrenl otrn tper4 f6nnte
tpi0tn, IS piefts 8erbtt9tn atttt i9on
al, flben Sag NIT einert ,lnfreimiqieen
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