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NATURE.

ANFt " II
The fair smile Of morning,
The glory of noon,
The bright stars adorning
The path oi moon,
The mist-cover'd mountain, !
The valley and plain.
The lake and tbs fountain, -
The river and maid,
Their agic combining,
Hume and control
The care and repining
That dsrken the soul.
The timid Spring, stealing .
Through light and perfume,
xhe Ssmmer's revealing
OF beauty and bloom,
rhe rich Autumn, glowing,
Withfruit treasures crown'd,
The pale Winter, throwing
His snow-wreaths srouhd,
All widely diffusing
A charm on the earth, ~
Wake Ioftier musiny,
And holier nlirth.
rhsre is not . sorrow
THAT. hath not balm
rron Nature 10 barrow.
~ Il tempest or calm |,
There is not season.
There Is not q scene,
Bot Fancy and Reason
May gaze on sersns.s
And own II possessing
A zsst Of the glad,
A soiace and blessing
ITO comfort the sad.
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. PRETTY RIDDLE.

] will consent "a all You desire,
said a young female to her lover
on condition that you give me what
you have not, what you never car
have. and yet what yon can give.'
What did she ask him for I? A hus.
band.
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Cheap Hdkfs. /! I! !!

a LOT, per Wagon, Of miiye
IA blue cotton Flag Hdkfs. a re,y
good article and large size at IA cts.
piece BY
N. M. 81. R. WHEATON.
Nov. 4.
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~ n .aLSO,
Constantly on hand for sale,
s8ft1t4tf8f,
&RWWND IN OIL

He requests those that have un-
settled accounts ofyear's standing, to
call and adjust the same. He feels
grateful for all former fav9urs and
requests their continuance which he
will cndeavour to merit.
Warren, Apriltl5.
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q GATTlNETS.-Just received y
~ fresh lot of Sattinets. To be sold
rery cheap /! Apply 10
N M. 4 j. H. WHEATON.
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l0FPUBLIC. NOTTCE..D

April 22,
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A T a Court of Probatc holdeu
IA within and for the town of War
ren, on the 9Th day of Aug. A. d.
l826.--The Commissioners appointed
to receive and examine the claims a.
gainst the Estate Of
JOSEPH G. VANCE.
deceased, ha,ing made report--N Is
ordered thereon. That the considera.
ton thereof be referred to Monday,
the 9TH day Of Sept. next, at 2 O'Clock
p. NJ. and that previous notice be Civ
en- (bypublishing this order three sew
erai times in the Northern Starr to all
persons interested TO appear at that
time and be heard.
A true copy witness,
SAMUEL RANDALL,
August ls. Clerk.
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Court ef Probate. warren. Ans: u isas:
.wHBREAS application has been
w made TO said Court. FOR the ap.
Pointpent Of an Administrator. On
the estate Of
SYLVESTER MARBLE
late Of Warren, in the county Of Bris.
tol, yeoman deceased 0rdered, that
the consideration thereof be referred
to the first Monday in Sept. next, a,
2 o'clock in the afternoon, and all
persons interested, be notified bv
publishing this decree 8 weeks success
sively in the Northern Star, u attend a
Court Of Probate then to Ue holden at
Town Clerks Office, in said Warren,
when and where all persons interest
ed may be present, to shew cause, if
any they have. why Administration
should not be granted.
Witness,
S. RANDALL, Clerk,
August L.
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A L the Annual Meeting of the
"a Stockholders Of HOPE BANK,
holden in said Bank, on Monday the
9Th instant. the following persons
were reelected Directors for the
year ensning, viz :-Joseph Smith,
Jr. john Stockford, Samuel Barton,
Barnard Smith, Lewis Hoar, vii.
liam Carr, Jr. Miller Barney, Jona-
than Luther, and Daniel Bosworth
And at subsequent meeting of the
Directors, JOSEPH SMITH, Jr. was
reelected President. Attest,
THOS. T.. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Warren, Aug. 1e, 1896.
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At a Court Of Probate

At a Court Of Probate
holden 0ithin and for the Iown Of
Warren, on the 7th day Of .angust
Il. ID. 1896.
VETHEREAS application has been
wv made to said Court for the sp.
pointmefit of an Administrators ON the
estate of
JOHN CAUSSINES, Jr
deceased, tits ordered that the con.
sideration ofsaid request, be referred
to Alonday,the 4th day ofSeph next,
at e .o'clocI. p. M: Il that pre- vious
notice be given 10y publishing this or
der three several times in the North.
crn Stai)to all persons interested to
appear at that time and be heard.
Wiiaess, SAMUEL RANDALL
August l2. Clerk.
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New Establishment.

|vHNHE subscribers having taken the
n store two doors south of that &C.
capied BY J. T. Croade, would infolrs
the public, that they intend keeping
constantly ON hand, Confectionaries,
Preserves, Cake and Cordials, of ak
kinds, and the best.
Fresh Fruits, lin their season. and
The choicest of the kind, will always
be furnished, when they can be pro-
cured. "A
Families can be supplied with Cake
at short notice.
ALSO,
Ice Creams Soda Water ; Ale |:
Lemon Surup.
LIKEWISE,
Cologne Water; Phosphorus bnt-
ties ; Pocket Books Il Wallets ;!!rws-
harps ; Toys and Toy Books. toartl,-
er with good assortment Of FaACF
GOODS.
Just received, fresh lot of WA
TERMELONS.
Additions will be made, to the es-
tablishment weekly.
ALVkN C. BURT g. CO.
August S.
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@ttrf(ntt.,
WILL be sold II PUBLICK
AUCTION, Oh MOJNDAY,
the 1Ith day Of September

VS. ~" ooy " 0eptcmUet
next, at 9 o'clock, p! sM.
o. order ofths Supreme Judicial Court
ell the right,title, and interest, Of which
ALLEN CoLs, late Of Warren, decess.
ed, died seized, in and to a certain
Work shop, standing on the west side
OF Water street. next south of Capt.
Samuel Barton's dwelling house, io.
gether with a lot Of land adjoininy said
shop. .3LSO, an undivided eighth
part OF the Real Estate of which Allen
Cole, Sen. died seized. consisting of a
lot Of land with dwelling house there.
on, sitnate on the east side of Main
street, few rods north Of C-le's, Ho-
tel. in said Warren. LfHEWLSE.
one sixteeath part Of PEW No. as, on
the North side ofthe Broad or Centre
Aisle in the Baptist Meeting House.
Conditions of Sale.--6O days, with
notes payable at Bank. with approved
endorscrs. Other particulars will be
made known at the eale.
Sale to commence al the above said
shop on WStsr Street,
SAMUEL COLE, Admir-,
Aug. 12. 4w.
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A Il Court Of Probate holden with.
n 10 a1lfor the town Of Warren, or
the 7tb dayof August, A. D. 1885,.
Allen Hoar, Executor upon the estate
Of PHILLIP DROWN,
deceased, has presented his first nc.
count Of Administ tration on said estate
for Observation-Disclosures orderrd
That the consideration thereof be re.
tered to the first Monday Of Septembe,
next, at 2 O'Clock. r. M. and III at prev
ious notice be given (by publishing thi,
order three several times in the North
ern Starr TO all person. interested t.
appear at that time and be heard. A
true copy, witness.
S. RANDALL. P. Cerk.
August l2.
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Court of Probate, Warren, August 7th, 1896
VN7HEREAS application has been
w made to said Court for the ap-
pointmcnt of an Administrators on the
estate Of
JOHN COWING,
late Of Warren, in the county Of Bristol,
deceased: Ordered, that the consid-
Grafton thereoE be referred to the first
Monday in Sept. next, at 2 o'clock, in
the afternoon, and that all persons in
terested, be notified (by publishing this
order 8 several times In the Northern
STAR to attend a Court Of Probate
then 10 be holden at the Town Clerks
Office in said Warren. when and where
all persons interested, may appear at
that time and be heard.
By Order,
S. RANDALL, Clerk,
August 12.
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iI3le0,

h this town, on Sunday morning last, Mary
Jane, infant daughter Of Mr.. Ezra o. Child
aged months and II days.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care
The lovely bud to hsav'n couveyd,
And bid It blossom there"
In Bristol, On the 81 inst, an infant chilS Of
Mr. Josiah Wardwell.
In harrington, on tho 4th inst. Mn. Mary
Allen, aged n, relict Of Capt. PaalAu, o
Providence.
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August ls.

"A TIA Court of Probate holden with
IN in and for the town Of Warren,
on the 7th Of August, A. ID. 1926. Hex.
ekiah Bosworth, and Bethany yinni-
cum, Administrators on the estate ol
JOHN VINNICUM,
presented thier first account Of ad.
miMstration on the Estate of said de.
ceased, for ailowahce-Whereupon ar.
dered, That the consideration of SAID
account he referred to Monday, the 4tll
day of Sept. next, at,.2 O'Clock, PM
and that previous notice be given 10y
publishing this order three several
times in the Northern Starr to all per-
sons Interested, to appear at thai
time and be heard. A true copy
Witness. s. RANDALL, Clerk:
Aug. l2. ~
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Executors Notice.

ASASSutOA 4NOtASCs
VHNHE subscribers hereby give ne
Il. tice that they have taken upon
themselves the trust Of Executors tu
the last Will and Testament of
BENJAMIN M. BOSWORTH,
late of Bristol, Merchant, decea>e !
by causing said Will b be provea.s II
giving bonds as the law direer - ~
They therefore call upon all pc sons
who are Indebted to said est ,te to
make payment. and all WI have
claims against said estate y, pressn !
them for settlement to
JACOB BABBITT,
SARAH BOSWORTpi, Esee'rs.
Bristol. July g. 1896. samsa
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49, So$sVy " uUupe 0uU kUxUt0U
many, Of the best houses. The floss
Fof property Is computed - some l1t-
tcrs, at bali asmiii6n az dollars. - !;
The country in tho netghboorhood
has likewise suffered scverIy. and
tits supposed that the shock has CT.
tended along tho Northern range Sf
the Andes. and that Venezuela has
also suffered"
A letter from Vera Cruz, states
that the pay and emolamenss Of Com
Porter, as commander in cl,ief of the
Mexican Navy, are equal IN "a, 200
dollars per annum.
Ealcgies. Mcssrs. ID. +. Robert
son, II Go. and Norton Il Russell. of
Hartford, CT. have issued Proposals
Tor publishing in volume of 500 or
$50 pages octave, a selection of the
4sul'gies, pronouncedir the several
state, ip honour Of ADAMS and JKF-
fERsoN. The work wien complet-
ed will be very valuable and cannot
but possess great merit. An edition
vi 500 copies will be printed at 81,
rs in boards, Sc bdunti.-Prov.Io
Tho Editor of the Democratic
Press, with frankness Crcditablc to
him. gives his opinion that the !4d.
,ninistration ought like every all
,nistration which yhas proceeded it,
and like every one that will follow if
Ito strengthen itself, by turning its
enimies out of "flice. and putting its
friends in Office: always taking care
that the friends it puts into office,
shall be at least as honest. and az
capable, as the enemies it turns out.
- .aieI, GaS.
The Rev. Mr.. Wayland has accep-
ted the appointment Of a proiessorsbip
in Union College. in N. Y. and has
asked dismission from his society in
Boston.
A SHARK was taken at New York,
on Saturday, at Fulton slip. which
measured about eight feet,and had four
porgiss, one black f+h, some corn
husks, and other articles in its raven
ing NAV.
Mobile papers ofthe lltA ult. state
that after succession Of many days
of unusually hot weather. the yellow
fever had made its appearance in rha,
city. There were two decided cases
un the 10th.
The report ofihe. blockade at 81.
Domingo is tont,Hdicted by an ar
ri, al at philadelphia. from Jcremte,
and by another at Earfolk, from
Port All Prince. All rem aincd quiet
at that Island. though II was feared
that some disturbance would take
place in consequence Of the (Iatc tax
III ten dallsrs per head, laid by the
government to pay the instalments
due to France by the late CONNER
cial arrangements. The measure
was not popularity, T, Com. Ado.
Accounts from Madrid, are TO June
18th, but without interest.
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6PNOTICE.

A Ii persons who are indebted to
IA JONATHAN LUTHER, or to
DANIEL X. LUTHER. are re.
quested to make payment by C.asl
or Note, previous to the last Of Au
gust next; as all dcu. ands that are
not settled before that tiino. viii
be left in tho ha.,ds Of an .atornes
for collection.
DANIEL X. LUTHER.
July 90.
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EXtra C1cap Goods !!
Just came. to hand and are moJC open
ed for sale,
NNE Bale Russia Sheetlng by piece
W or ward.
l bale ditto Ravens Duck, do. do.
700 yds S-4 checks. ~
200 yds A ditto.
Ladies white ribbed silk Hose, good
quality, at rs cents pair.
Super Black Nankin Levantines.
White Jackonet and Swiss Muslln
Cravats.
Flag Silk Handkerchiefs.
Ladies white HUrscskin Gloves.
100 pair Ladies Black Silk Gloves,
at Is cents per pair.
400 blue and white and colored Ma
dras Bdkfs. very large size aud
excellent Fabrick at Io l.2 cts
piece.
Apply to
N. NJ. & j. R. WHEATON.
July l.
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IN Bristol, on Tuesday evening last, by the
TT. Rev.. Bishop Griswold, Mr.. William Fl
West, to Miss Lydia waldron, daughter o.
Of Capt, Leonard Waldron, eli Of Bristol
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Assignee Notice.

ANN A>OtANCj
ME subscriber having been ap-
n. pointed by the Honorable Court
oi Commissioners, for tho relief Of
i"solysnt Debtors, Assignee to the
estate Of
ALLEN WALDRON,
OF Bristol. hereby notifies the credi-
tors Of said Waidron, that six months
is allowed for presenting all de-
mands against said Insolvents estate,
within which time the same are to
be presented, or they will DO preclu-
dcd according to law.
j. X. RICHMOND. assignee.
Bristol, July 25, TJ2914w.
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MEMORAN DA.

MEMORANDA.
Arr ut Newport, 4th, brig Jacob, Eddy, oi
this port, from Trinidad, bound To Boston.
Al Matsnzas, July goth, brig New-Colum.
bia, Munro, for this pori, unc.
of the Stuart, June 10Th, ship Newport
Burroughs, OF Newport, from Csmpeachy, for
Antwerp. At
Left at Point Petve, Gaud. i7th ul. brig
Ann, Celia, Carpenser. Of Providence, Tor ST.
7homss, next day.
Arr at Providence, 9th, brig Janus, Paine
from Honduras.
9Th, arr sioop Gold Huntrnss, Gurrie, Aom
Savannah, via New-York.
Left at st. Perres, Mavt. July 10 schr.
Hsrrioh slocun, for Bristol, IN 4w5 5hys
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!. FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

1no facket snip StophamIa, arr
rived 1t New York, Sd, from Ha-
vre, brought Paris dates froin the
'elst to tho 2sd Of juno inclusive.
AZ the former il was reported; ON
faith OF q private correspondence
that arrangements werc negotiating
by the French Minister. between
Spain and Hayti, for a recognition
df the Independence Of the Spanish
part 0f Hayti.
{ The Turkish Commissioners who
were to proceed to the fortress of
Russia. had not left Constantinoplc
May 22d ;---and the sincerity Of the
Turks IN recent negotiations was
questieued,
The Paris dateNf June 23d gives
an account Of the Grccian expedition
by Col. Fabvicr in Eubca, received
through report to thc PhiIhcIlemic
committee in Paris from Napoli de
Rou,ania May 1. Tie Col. with a
force Of 1000 men, cavalry. artillery,
&c. marched to attack 'Carababa,
but finding that not Advisable, assul.
ted Carysto, having made a descent
on Stocca in Eubca, in front of
Marrathon. "A commanding posit-
SON was obtained and bombard-
mcnt Of the town commenced with
success at first, but the Turks having
prepared a heavy battery fired upon
that of the Greeks which WAS soon
disabled. Tie Greeks were oblig.
cd to retreat, in doing which they
were attacked and 10 men were. xii.
led among them, a number Of Phil
hellenic officers, aud the brave Capt.
Barandier--4O men were wounded.
Lambusi. ut an hour and half
march from Carysto, was the place
TO which the Greeks retrcated.
The Turks after some days march
ed to attack the Greek garrison at
Jarco, the Greeks defended them.
selves we'll, but II men were killed
and standard bearer taken prison.
cr. The Turks encampcd near, and
erected battery, which was not op-
posed to for want of Artillery. Col.
Fabvier's Situation becoming very
critical he dispatched couriers for
aid which was afforded nim with
great promptness. 1000 troops from
Syria aud vessels Of war, &c. With
provisions were sent. The Turkish
vessels then Acd aad took rcfugc un-
der the guns Of Carysts.
Col. Fabvier then held a counsel
Of war, ON which it was determined
IN retreat. The cavalry and artil-
lery were ordered to Marathon and
Athens ) the irreguiass were stations.
ed in the villages Of Attica. and the
regular infautry embarked witt, Col,
Fabvier for tie Island Of Andres.
The retreat was made 0nder the
cannon of the Turks without loss Of
nen or bsggascs The loss Of the
Greeks in this affair does not ex-
coed so men killed and wounded
while that Of tie Turks could not
havo Seen less than l70, judging
krom dc dead bodies found oh the
different fields Of battle.
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WIN. ,. 8 e. o. CHILD

|WM. ,. 8 e. o. CHILD
Corner Of .Mdis + Hay.Markx street.
--oEFER FOR sALE-1 -
E6h TWENTY barrels Canal
ksS6 Flour. Corn and Rye.
Corn and Rye meal.
= Beef and Pork. ''
coarse and fine Salt.
Sugars. Coffee. Teas f
kum Gin. Brandy.
WINES-Lisbon, Malaga, & Current.
Grass Mats. Stone Ware.
100 ns. punching twine.
A large assortment of CROCEERJr
and GLASS WARE.
ALSO,
400 cwt. Rolled Sole Leather. of good
Quality. which will be sold in large
or small quantities, as best suits the
purchaser
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.arttls 4,rteItiYemre.
PORr.OF WARREN,

ARRIVED SINCE oUR LAST.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Provi dence.
Sloop Sarah, lngrahaul, from ditto.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mathewson. from
ditto.
'sloop Hannah Nancy, Turner, from
Newport.
Below, ship Trumbell, from Providence.
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ALLEN WALDRON.

Commissioners Notice.
VNTE the subscribers having been
w appointed by the Court OF
Probate vi the town Of Bristol, Com.
inissioners to receive and allow the
claims against the estate of tue late
SYBEL PEARCE,
represented insolvent--hcreby give
notice that six months from this
date, have been allowed to the cred
itors, 10 exhibit their claims, aud
that we will receive and attend to
said claims at the Town Clerks Or
fee in said Bristol.
VIM. PEARCE, cd.
WM. REYNOLDS, ! Comr's.
lCHABOD DAVIS,
All PERSONS Indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment To
JARVIS b. PEARCE, 6d.n'r.
Bristol, June S, 1896. J24
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B1H%S AND SHOTS
Kept constantly for sale as above, and
made tfhe shortest notice.
y. b. They take this opportunity
Of calling upon all those who. have
accounts with them, unsettled, of one
year and upwards, to call and settle /,
either by Note or Cash.
August s..
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Accounts from Madrid, are to June
18th, but without interest.
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GREECE.

a.
Tho Swiss papers contain a yery
eloquent letter from the Viscouni
Chdteau6riAsd on the fall of Misso.
lonkhi and u(e Fate Of Greece.
III every part Of France tho live
hest enthusiasm exists in favor Of the
Greek cause. H
!. Trieste dates Of the ist juno states
that a convoy of twelve transpgrts
from Alexandria, loaded with pro-
visions Cor Ibraliim Paci,n, had fal-
len into the hands Of Miaulis, and
have boon by him appropriated 70
to tho garrison at Napoli. This
statement is confirmed by letters
from Corfu.) On the 10th Of May.
Ibrahim was cruising in tho waters
Of Ipsara. The Hydrotns were
preparing for a vigorous resistance.
Two thousand Greeks, who had
taken refuge at Salons. are In such
gacat distress that tho other Greeks
have (wIo thought themselves IN
great miscry,J made q suoscriPho"
for them.
The Austrian Observer asserts
that Ibrahim Pachs was ut the head
ola feet Of so sail. aud directing his
course against Hydra.
The excavation Of the TUNNEL,
tpjcr tho Thames, at, or near Lon.
don, is going ON, and belief strength
ems AS to the ultimate success OF the
project. Indeed, says late London
pewspcr, the arrangements have been
adopted with such perfect security,
and the arches have bcen proceeded
h so FAR under the bed Of the river,
t,at Mr.. Brunnell, the projector.who
Ia daily ON the works, has NO boubi
whalever, Of its successful compile
ton.
"There has been a severe shock
q an earthquake At B0gotap which
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@0pR AAMNn

Aug. 12.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-03-22

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March i3, 1926
TO The WidO'O and Heirs Of DANIEL AN
DREws, late Of Boylston, in said Cou,atv.
deceased, and 10 all Others concerned in he
Estate Of said deceased, GREETIEa.
YOU are hereby cited to appear Gf
you see fly at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in April next, at ten of the clock be
fore noon, to show cause why the instrument
which purports to be the last viii and Tesla.
ment of said deceased, should not be approved.
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order Of the Hon. Jndee
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1oetrp.

From The Trenton Emporium.
Should man be proud ?-go ask the great,
The great 10 wealth, in power, or name
You will not find, with all their state,
The true in heart, or pure in fame.
The world, with its infectious breath,
Hath scatter'd wide the faint Of sin
Like marble DER the place of death,
Though fair without, all's vile within.
Should man be proud ask poverty
Degraded oft below the brute.
Will not bis burning tears reply
In language eloquent, though mute
Its ceaseless tale Of bitter wrong,
Its deep abasemcnt-e'en in dust,
Will answer loud, and answer long,
And answer true-as true it must.
Should man be prou1.-go ask the grave,
The cold, the lone, down trodden tomb,
Where sleeps the monarch and the slave,
In kindred dust and kindred gloom
Go TO the place where thousands sleep
In still oblivion's midnight shroud.
And DER the wreck of being weep,
And ask it there-Should man be proud!