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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-02
UNITED STATES
INDEMNITY CLAIMS.

UNITED STATES
INDEMNITY CLAIMS.
For losses of property sustained during the late
war, viz: Claims for value of cotton or other prop
erty taken or SEIZED stores and supplies taken or
furnished the United States forces, unconfrmed
Spanish claims to lands in Louisiana, bounty land
claims, etc.
The undersigned, properly accredited with the
Government Departments, has full facilities to OBJ
sprompt dispatch Of business therein and before the
Court Of Claims and special committees sitting in
Washington City. Claimants under Spanish claims
to lands in Louisiana, titles and surveys entered
but not yet confirmed and bounty land and home.
stead claimants, will have their interests promptly
attended to by applying to
MRS. C. EDMONSTON,
United States Claim Agent,
At the Office Of Fred B. Earheart Notary and
Attorney, No. So Canal street, New Orleans.
Refers to:
Avendan0 Brothers, No. Us Common street.
Judge Louis Dent, Washington City.
Hon. s. Belden, Attorney General Louisiana.
Hon. q. c. Dibble, Eighth District Court, New
Orleans Louisiana.
Hon. B. p. Joubert, United States Assessor In
ternal Revenue, New Orleans. oceO 70
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1n8s No 1h2E 1N10x1l zzO[Doo u
the current expenses Of the city, to which
We refer them for their guidance in the
future.
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PLEYEL PIANOS.

Just received ex.Ship SAGE" large invoice Of
those fsvorite upright
PLEYEL PIANOS,
1nvoiced At reduced prices, and for sale very low.
LOUIS GRCNEWALD,
no2 It cod 2p Importer No, 1ze Canal street.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
EEEScs y1oIIx :pa e !1g4xc STRINGS
GERMAN hRx,.S ACC0RDE0NS, sixty different styles.
BRASS INSTRUMENTS.
Received ex,Ships Germania, Henry Sage and
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
no2 It cod 2p Importer. No. 1873 Csnal street.
GRAND OPENING
E. A. TXLER'S,
lis. Canal street.
Of the Fisest and Largest Stock
JEWElRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Bronzes, Parians and Fancy Goods
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY,
COMPRISING:
Diamond, Cameo, Pearl, Coral, Painted En-.
ameled and Gold Half Sets; Diamond. Cameo,
Enameled and Gold Lockets, Sleeve Buttons and
Studs. Pin Opera and Half Opera Leontines;
Guards and Vest Chains, Necklaces, Crosses,
Handkerchief Holders, Fan Holders, Gold Headed
Canes, Gold and silver Watches from all of the
best manufacturers of the United States, England
and Switzerland.
sILvERwARB OF ALL PATTERNS,
Suitable for bridal holiday presents and house use
Plated Ware from all Of the best manufactures
fine Bronze. Marble and Gilt French Clocks, fine
French Regulators, American Regulators and
Aantel Clocks; fine assortment Of Music Boxes
all kinds of Spectacles and Eye Glasses, Writing
Desks,
FANCY AND SHE'LL GOODS.
AGENTS for the celebrated Watches Of Charles
3. Jacot, Alfred Gerard. Henry Hoffman, David J.
Magnin and Thomas Russell + Son. .-
Oc29 Ct Up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-02

Beer fills many bottle, and the bottle
many bier.
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JOHN W. MADDEN,
9TATIONER,
lITHOGRAPaER, JOB PRINTER,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURED,
93................ Camp street................5S
Executes Ill orders with prompt ess and dis.
pa&eh. ia90
STATE NATIONAL BANK.

Formerly Louisiana State Bank)
Samuel b. Kennedy, President; E. Rigney, Vice
President; Charles L. C. Dupuy, Cashier.
Capital, $500 900. Limit, 81 600, 0O0
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made upon all points.
Gold deposits received. Gold checks for sale on
Bank Of California, San Francisco. oclO Inn 2p
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REOPENING.

SEWING NACHINBSLALL KINDS
TAe public have long desired the establishnsn.
Sewing Machine Findings could be bad where they
could zee and compare the working Of one machine
with smother, and select from the different makes
the machine best suited to the use to which they
desired to apply 1t. To such . Mart we invite yo1
1t 10 Canal 6aIeet. Agents wanted.
n023 3ptf II. g. HEDRJCK General Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-02

A Boston school marin instructs her pupils
that - hundred elbs make cute" She
meant that one hundred he make cwt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-02

de Pellcan ~ O0eo, CoeDe9 Cam0 aod
slv&se Ss.ssa Z TAI gA~Sk!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-02
THE NEW ORLEANS SANITARY AND FKRTIlIk
Ing COMPANY,

Have now ready for delivery their superior m.
TIIlzlN0 COMPOUND, in quantities to suit pm.
chasers. Certihcstes from wellknown citisene
characterize II - superior 70 Peruvian GuAne,
while It 10 sold st less than half the peioe. an1
has no diaagfeeable odor Send for Circular.
Price Of our Pelican No l............. so Htm
Price Of our Pelican No o4 pes -
able December l, ls71.
Alss, EARTH CLOSETS and CONNODRS for salA
Samples TO b seem and orders taken ct the e1Rce.
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|ss2ss INSTANTANEOUS. s
tW4lIAcE = CnePr1N.
| tAxADss l. chopin. WILLIAM wAlIAc1.>
STAR COTTON aINNERY,
PssersstEtssy Sslwees fAalla and Hunter,
and Hnn.er street,
Besweea Tehepy.sealas asa Peters.
Our machinery ana Gin stands are new, with Al
out e.s9 s:'s: ~ se s.ssa u 1nH
| Of bags always ON hand.
We gin for the seeA. and guarantee sstisfact,on.
Highest market price always paid for seed cotton
~ III REsERRTcrs:. af-ft
az. S.S Ss@.sef Ssuss , 1l;ss C.;
E:sSH t'.::sss Co., JOIN e ss. S bs Ss
W vsnn: re Z S S@n.c9c.. q 1sne:t co.,
seisss. EsepSisr c.. J. s 81 net Co. c.,
johnson Goodrich. Oscar Chopin.
sam STAFFORD Co. Dr. san cSeppin .'1 o0''
s :; +: s9sz q :: ss s:s No. -
/ !aARLEs Q. tCAULZB,
EVOe ~ VIEW 094003o CSVW VEJO0os
Possonee Dex lisa
etereosyDe and Blecsroeypane,
Sal Press 1ngzsvias, Die sinking Stencil Cutting.
p: .a sae s ss: Sia sRS co1
d.! sts:%g: Sfsssa r: e e. Pm!
EORsYTH UNITED STATES
RID SCALES.
The ssrsseess Scale Made.
'' iies, sdspssa T. every srsSeh q business
r@ price list OF ~ asa'' SiLisos
Nc. - Tehoupitoulss street. New orlsaaA
GAs..................t sAs.............. ..GAs.
The best and cheapest gas in the city can be had
BY applying At 10 3 Camp street s e
Agent Ys,saaaks Scala ana Cotton Beama
FAIRBANKS CO. are the authorised agents for
end Il Pubic Saildins. Connected With tie United
'nss sas & 10 $ Cap
au36 I'm go V. B. BOWMAN. Ascent.
NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC.
0O..............Daresse Street.
This Conservatory i conducted after the plan -
the cOnoervat011eo OF Europe.
For perti~ularo circulars and any desired IN,
Of Music. e icy box To- ises New osissns is1
'n' OF Rscs III E1sxS
RR1RRHxcRs-Bishop J. C. Kepner; Rev. 4. ?.
Dixon; Rev. 3. J. Taylor; Rev. J. B: 4: Ahtens v.
=. Foster, ESQ.,, rom Race; Foster + AesIiels
Wheeless, Esq, President New Orleans National
Bank; Joseph nilsson, Eeq.. President 1ooinane
Equitable Life Insurance Company; Lloyd r Cole
man, Esq., President Nechanfcs and lTfadels In
surance Company; Y. u Pinckard, ESQ.,; Jacob
Hassinger, ESQ; 4 n. Lusher. leq.; r. Roedef,
ESQ.,, Superintendent; George Forster, Esq., Rdi.
tor German Gazette, etc.
BOARD o. INs1nrcfloN.
Mr.. Theophilus Nasac, professor Of history and
philosophy Of music; Mr.. Charles Van Huf1en,
professor Of vocal music Miss Carolina zeiss profess
sor Of vocal music; Mr.. Edward F. Gr0~neve1t, pro.
lessor Of theory and the piano forte Miss Nelanis
4Hs o.
% Aiazi. Profsseee II autes NJ. Hermana Braun,
professor Of orchestral instruments. Besides IN
efficient number a assistant tescherA
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-02


Did not the good men, as they always do,
find that they were leagued with bad men,
back out and leave the wickedest half of
their society still intact? And are not
these detestable characters still organized,
and at work doing wicked deeds?
Let Us take an example. The Demo-
cratic party consists of large number of
good men who take no interest in its
actions, because the machinery of the
organization has fallen into bad and self.
ish hands that are fashioning miserable
parodies upon Democracy. Even the
Masons and Odd Fellows and every other
known organization have suffered in this
way, and why is it not reasonable to sup
pose that the societies which Forrest and
Beauregard admit once existed fell into
the same bad way? It is a well-known
fact that somebody is playing the devil
with society, and since none but Ku-Klux
could be guilty Of this sort of mischief.
why not say at once that there are Ku-
Klux in the South, and that all the laws
which can be made to suppress them ought
to be made and enforced? 100 81,
We return to our question: What shall
be done with the teachers of these false
hoods that inflame the ignorant and de-
range society? The answer is difficult to
be made, but there are certain parties in
our midst who are guilty Of denying this
very thing, and their consciences ought
to be uneasy in view Of the possible re-
Spouse that might be given to our query.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-02

"A Trench astronomer has invented bal
loon compass which will shew both the
course and rate of speed Of . balloon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-02

al - -
FIFTH GRAND STATE FA1R
MECHANICS, AND AGRICULTURAL
FAIR ASSOCIATION
.F't4. OF LOUISIANA
... VIII be held
ON THE FAIR GROUNDS,
IN rHE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
November IS, 10, 20, II. ~, %, ~, -
and 20. 1871.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-01
- ae7vaF -, ! go sn saa s9
l u LAWS .sa t.sA
OF TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Published By authority.

An Act to amend an Act to cstab
< lish Chancery Courts, and to
= change the time Of holding the
~ Courts in 10th Chancery District
Section 1. Be It enacted BY the
Legislature Of the State of Missis-
sippi, That the times for holding
Chancery Courts in the tenth Chan
cery#District, be changed, and that
hereafter said Courts shall be held
as follows: s1s y st 81 sass siise basi
: III Tallahatchie county oil the
first Monday Of January, April, Ju-
" and October Of each year and
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i. t'''F' From pomeroy 1 Democrat.
THE HOME CONNER.
] ga5l. -
Whn a Woman Needs.

D. Ia
In the changing scenes Of a wo-
man life4-so fraught with joys and
suffering a man. can never know
the love and kindness of a true
hearted husband smooths every rip
pie Of care from her heattand fills it
with q lasting happiness. Ss Il
Woman is great IN her strength
and weakness. Strong to suffer in
mind and body, when Supported By
the arms of love, but oh so weak
when uniovcd and unapprociated
In her weakness looking to man al
her protector, if she fails to inspire
him with a deep sense Of his obliga.
ton to guard her fchderly, lovingly,
then is the life ola wife failure.
Ayoung man who strives BY in.
dnstry, economy and good habits to
become ~ reliable respected atnan
Ismong men, finds the door to some
worthy boblc maiden heart open fol
lis aslmittance; md be can Inakes
lefair cho,0c - .akins 4 viis But |! |!
lie has not cultivated the finsF
lilies otliA lstsze, even 4 tras apS
worthy lp4n will ilaritsa1gly ywouni
the delicate, sensitive nature of hi'
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IN pANOLA COUNTY

fta So EtF @fAtf a8F
on the 2nd Mondays Of said months
and in the county of DcSoto on the
second Monday after the third Mon
days IF January, April and July, and
on the first Mondays Of December
and that all processes shall be taken
and held, as retprnable to the terms
respectively as above provided. s'ia
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted that
this Act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage. ssa
2 Approved March l6, 1911 M. ass !
f
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VOLUME IA. NUMBER II

gcn'
u lhcy woali wflso 70 ouitll tts
Golfers Of gidgsellcr'
Then woald caro- worn. dto0titg.
icspaidns women. box up, aud.
with nov hope smiling upon iheif
faces, by cncrrciic devotion % home
happiness, bless husbands and chIl.
drcn, VIII nov wouderat neglected
duties, lost ambtioni, anil comfort
dying out Is smodldering cnbcr' UP.
on he lhmn.tIc hearth. - Elm Or'ol.
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The North American Lakes,ol

x The following figures arcgiveifas
the latest measnrcmenb Of he'great
Lakes--Superi Michigan, Hsron,
Erie, and Ontario The greatest
length Of Lake Superior, isi334 miles
greatest, breadth, 260;, mean depth,
6SS feet; elevation above the level
Of the sea, Hes7 feet area, 81, 600
spare miles srheo ogreatess' length
of Lake Micliiganaaisyi 300 miles
greatest breadth, 1875 milssfI tlnean
depth, 900 feet !; elevation, SgO feet ;
area, $4,000 square miles, The
greatest length Of Lake Huron i
200 miles; greatest breadth, iC6
miles ]. mean depth 900 feet; eleva-
tion, 270sfcct; aefa, 10000 square
miles. The greatest length ofLake
Erie is $50 miles, greatest breadth,
8 miles; mean depth, 84 feet; eleya-
ton, 555 feet; aeri, 6,0O0 square
miles. Tic greatest length ofLake
Ontario Is 1907 greatest ljseadth, e5
miles; mean depth, 500 feet; cleva-
ton 26o. feet; area 800 square
miic~ The length ofall the five
Lakes is 1,5S4 mile, aud they cover
and area, Of upwards Of 10000
square miles.
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black OF whits--the Judgs Of
the United States Court, fcf the
particular circuit IN which sppI.
cation . made, Is requested 70 ap.
point Federal Inspector, and To-
spsctors Of elections, 10 attend al
registrations Of voters and elections
for Representatives and Delegates
to Congress, and TO remain In ses-
sion while The act Is being in force,
to trausact business under il. E,b-
oraic powers are given 10 lllv in
ceptors at all times, on the DAY Of
election, the way the voting is
done, and the way the registry,
tally-books, and lists are kept; and
to personally scrutinize, count and
canvass every ballot, whatever may
be the endorsement on said ballot;
or in whatever box it may be pla-
ced or found, and to forward their
report TO a chief Supervisor pro-
lyided by this act for each judicial
district. provisionis madefcr The
United States Marsh,l, and a num-
Der Of deputies, TO protect and as
81 the inspectors, and to arrest
without any warrant, any person
who attempts TO commit any .act
prohibited bythis supplemental act.
No one Is to be arrested, however,
for any, olIense not committed
within the presence Of the marshal
or his deputies. Any State Or To-
cal officer who interferes is liable
to arrest, with punishment not sx-
ceeding a thousand dollars 6inesnd
two years Imprisonment. N Any
person wh,glves false information
habout' the verillcation Of a vote or
registry list, shall be held for mis-
demeanor, T.',s e,..
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Absence Or mind.

Maeauly remarks that absent.
mindedness Is the mark Of either a
genins or fool. We think that
Lord Macauley was . little on one
Of its sides. Aman's mind may be
50 inte lsely occupied with lofty
intuitions Or Inspirations THAT his
senses, seemingly. are scarcely
awake to the realities Of the tangi-
BILE world. ailHroaa "a n ssttii'i
A certain Scotch professor vas
not more remlalrkable for bis wri-
ting on political economy than far
his frequent unconsciousncss Of
what was passing before him
His absence ofmind was sofcmark-
able that his wife. once wagered
that sheswould 9accost him ii IL the
Street, inquire after the health at
b herself apd Al lsl her "a family and hewouh.
not recognize, her.od She selnsB
won the wager The professor
once tookia solitary walk dn The
banks Of a canal, into which, IN his
abstraction, 10 walked. when
within 4 yard Of ihe m centre, . n
honest woman, washing clothes BE-
hind him, bawled out, 'Cons. uot,
come out, fule,p body, or YEN Be-
,droont. NJ These warning sounds
|invading the tympahnmof BIZ pSo.
fessional ear had Tie eiisct " HI.
King him turn rigkt about, snd iEorsls
MA. GsfTssFkN 9AfslltSTsl NA sfB<N ,gg3t7 35lff
wsitlfrecover 'si' .r the dry land. The
good woman concluding - ~ N
IDIOT, sympathstically exelnimsd,
"Puir body atwsel they ~ nitkle
10 answer for thst lets W gs5k wv
Is,e y ~ Riqfgs s atssfs sl$ilt ile7{s
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| After sixteen years OF experience we are
| prepared TO furnish better Machine for the
purpose Of family sewing than any other.
The qualities which recommend this Ma
chine are is@ tak
| list Durability. It will last longer than
any other Machine. Ea 81
I'd. Economy of thread Hr
3D.. Simplicity ana thoroughness Of eonstruc-
tion Mge H#t
4th. 1t has no shuttle and makes the Lock
I" Stitch. N ~
9TH Beauty and elasticity of stitch, alike on
both sides of the fabric sowed '
9Th Strength, frmness and durability Of seam
that win not ravel
7th. Its wide range Of application to purpo-
ses and material.
9th Compactness and elegance Of model and
finish.
9th Speed aud ease CT operation and man
agemeht and quetness Of movement.
10th. 1t hus fifteen pieces less than any shut
tie machine, table Included
1lth. 1t has fewer pieces exposed 10 wear
than any other Lock Stitch Machine.
l2til. tits the most simple in construction,
and easiest adapted to different kinds ofwork;
1t can be changed from course to fine, or
from fne work to coarse, where a change Of
ueede, thread, length of stitch and tension
arc requirad, in less time than any other
machine.
% Sc FqftYeaa1 EMMA
IT is DESERVEELY THE
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Anew ,IaAlms POr Girls


Never make your appearance IN
the morning without first having
dressed yourself neatly aul somplet.
IS. Keep your clothing, especia!iy
under clothing, in perfect order.
Never let pins do duty as buttons,
or strings take Tie place Of proper
bands. Train yourself to useful oc-
cupations. Remember. It is wicked
to waste time, aud nothing gives
such an impression Of vanity aud
absolute sillihess as meyer having
anything to do. IF you arc in a
fathers house, take some department
Of household labor upop yourself,
and i part ofncedleworls, and make,
it your business to attend to it.
Do not let a call from this idle girl,
or d visit from that, or an invitation
from the other, Interfere With the
performance Of your duty. Let
your pleasure come in feereations,
not as the business Of your lifc. II
you want to marry, do not court or
try to attractthc attention ofgcntle-
men. It is better to be a woman
than a wife; and DO not degrade
your sex BY making your whole ex-
istenct.tarn on the pivot Of matri-
mony'
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n Rejected ,Saitors--No ole can be
infdeI enough to doubt that ladies
whose unlueky lotitis to reject tho
affections they have won, felt tllthe
sympathy they profess for the suffer
ing Of which they have been the
cause. Yet, with its regrets and re-
morse, ii is not in the most angelic
feminine nature to be insensiblc to
the glory Of involuntary triamphs
to think, without some thrill Of
pleasure, on the sorrows Of its vic
Tins. There are women, Of course
who hunt down hearts for the sheer
pleasure OF tho sport, and parade
their bruised and bleeding trophies
as veteran Iudian carries athis belt
the scalps that he has torn away IN
o score Of razzics. We suspect there
are lew Of the sex who can resist
gratifying a pardonablc vanity by
taking some one INTO the secret ol
the tribute paid, their fascinations;
who have the strength Of kindness
to do the best they can for their low
er next to accepting him, and con-
sign to oblivion the episode he un-
pleasantly figured in.-Unless au Of.
fer be so wild az toyamonut to an in-
sult,in ninety-nine eases out Of ahun-
drcd, the gentleman may find com
fort in thinlSinghc hasdeft pleasant
memories with tho lady tolawhosc
happiness he would have consecrat-
ed his life.r''44gaiaa Time" IN C9rn-
hill Magfzine,
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Gbt 9olahIp illnaIa Star


RATS ~ AfyEnTisiNa
one tsusfe Of icn lines--iifsi inscraon, $3.50.
Each additional Insertion, 70.
Advertisements 'or ilffsr rihnihs ani utrr
special rsles
Marriage and obituary notice. II not more
than ten line.-hre. and over ten lncs, charged
At regular ads orll,ina raiey. f
Al advertisements Of strictly personal
character viii he charrcd ., the rate u fweuiy
cents per line
Editorial notices 10 local column twenty Eve
cents per line.
81 JoB WORN cs every description done with
neatness ana dispatch,
Advertisements payable In advance, ard job
Work, on delivery.
To CounrsroSBrErs-- Write plain with ink,
and on butone side Of the sheet Ten lines ol
ordinary manuscript onletter paper, will make
one square.
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enforcement Bill

N we ci.e bei6ws0m of thepfo-
'visiods fiihs sinfanoas law l17hG
venac1ed III TIE interest 6fthe iFHd
'icalsg, ana ndedsbbc deAiofgsa
'by arlizans of their own ctocsS
7il5'ssd psIi szcled Illd al snibnsl
NJ aAsiIb iaslsnes u tv5 saasns
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For ttte Pamela S,ar
To Miss J... H....

H To Miss d.. H.,..
Forget thcel lfto dream by night,
4 Animuse Of thee by day. NJ
liza the worship, deep and Wild
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Should grow less glad for me; AZ
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but let it nurse the humble faith
And accomplishing love.
Tfthere preserved for patient ycars .
Al last avail me not,
Forget me then, but never believe
That thou canst be forgot.
.ae08 IA IAN CLIFTON.
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