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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-17
sonlng the atmosphere with conta3;c4 and
death.
THE GARLAND
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY II, 1873.


new PAPERs We have received three numbers
u "ThE TALlsvAS," published at Worcester.
Hlass It contains eight octave pages and issued
weekly, at s. per annum in adyance-by Dorr &
Rowland
We have also received two numbers Of e'Tnl
CLARION, o. Ladies Repository Of Literature" PUB
.shei by Gilman Merrill at Bangor, Maine. 1t
consists of four quar;o pages, weekly, at 81 per
annnm in advance
Both Of these papers are handsomely printed,
end arc edited with ability. We wish the editors,
as We do all their coaborers in the literary field,
honor and emoument
Our readers will observe that we have copied into
this number three articles from this B. curLoRs'
JOURNAL" Yes, fair readers, from journal con
Quoted by bachelors 1t will be seen, by peru,al,
that this crusty portion Of creation are not beyond
the hope Of reformation for, they now seem will.
'2g to give some reasons for their unsocal mode Of
stte Hitherto, they were proyokinely silent on
nat point aud all the wchery and art of the ten
der sex could not draw ayoval from them.
The Journal IS conducted BY squad Of seli.a.
1'e', and Will probably be kept up with spirit for
,:rne' but We arc disposed to JON in opinion with
ne Editor Of "TnE TALrsnAS," who thinks "t
must soon be as harmless as cannon without am
mun1t'on, or camp equipage without an army
2eser'on Will, We doubt NOT, steal away its ranks
and their arch enemy, Cupid, will soon march into
is dismantled works, with flying colors."
he BACHELORS journal, No. l, is before u.s.
printed on beautiful sheet, and filed with valua.
pie suoJect matter 1t is stated in the lealljnr ari
c'e Of the Journal that the best talents of The lite.
fafv Emporium are pledged for its pages, as wen
as some OF the best energies of New. England The
poetry OF the first number is good, and the prose
much better The bret article headed Old Maids
IS extracted from longer one in the Journal. and
w" serve to evidence, that even Bachelors will
sometimes get among the women. Altogether we
are unusually pleased with the appearance of this
"1sce'isny' and most cordially extend towards its
editors the courtesies Of brotherhood
Ihe following observations on cCtnr are we'll
put together, and will serve as Az apology for the
sr'te and unnterestins matter ha, may OCCASIONALLY
creep INTO our pages ,4lbum
ne necessity of engaging number in the
management OF Mcdonald periodical. which $50
DC principally original in its composition. IS AIDA.
rent at the fIrst glancc However great NAV be the
talents OF any editor and however tacile his reali.
nese ~ me communication OF his ideas, still! the We
Elrat acc'Ient 10 the world will deroeate from the
character OF the work which he presldes. and
" must become unequal in its merit No man IS
Ss"tps q 'de"' III his happiness Of conveying ideas,
any 'e" are always IN that train of thought winch
reg l''lha'ey belongs TO Inn, A head. ach, wound-
60 hnBer' or raging tooth, sends thought out Of
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Mrs. Leigh's system ofcotrcctins a STAN
merng u'terance. has been introduced into
several Kingdoms III Europe, with the most
distinguished success. The government Of
the Netherlands has purchased the secret.
Lar Qnestion.-N hethcr a wife. BIZ burn
ing her husbands house. be guilty Of feio
ny, is question reserved for the decision
OF the Twelve Judges in EngIand-a uo
man aged p, having lately been captal,
convicted Of that offence
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-09
manufacturers &. Wool Carders

PH NdE subscriber, grateful for the patronage
q he has hitherto been favored with, in the
business of manufacturing Machine Cards and
Machinery tor Picking and Carding Wool, has
made provision for furnishing said Machinerv
of any description together with or without the
Clothing, and will deliver and put the same in
complete operation. Also, Cotton and Wool
Machine Cards, warranted to be equal in every
respect to any article of the kind manufactured
IN New England, and afforded on as favorable
terms For conditions, &c inquiries may be
made Of SAMUEL DAMAN and MICAH
HOLBROOK, Superintendants at the Factory,
or of the subscriber.
WANrED,-A FORGER and one or two
IRON FINISHERS. Also, an experienced
CARD MAKER, to work in tho Card Shop.
One who has from one to two thousand dollars
TO putin the latter business us Partner would
be preferred. ARTEMAS DRYDEN, JR.
Holden March 2G. 13
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POETRY.
THE WOUNDED EAGLE.
BY MRS. HEMANs

BY MRS. HEMANs.
Eagle this is not thy sphere
Warrior bird, what seek'st thou here ?
Wherefore by the fountains brink
Doth thy royal pinion sink
wherefore on the violet's bed
Lay'st thou thus thy dropping head?
Thou that hold'st the blast in seorn,
Thou that wear'st the wings of morn!
Eagle! wilt thou not arise /:
Look upon thine own bright skies!
LIT thy glance the fiery sun
There his pride of place hath won,
And the mountain lark is there,
And sweet sound hath fill'd the air.
Hast thou left that realm on high ?
Oh 1t can be but to die
Eagle, Eagle thou hast how'd
from time empire DER the cloud
Ihou that had'st ETHEREAL birth;
Thou hast stoop'd too near the earth,
Anddhe hunters shaft hath found thee.
And the tolls of death hath bound thee
Wherefore did'st thou leave thy place.
Creature of kingly race
Vert thou weary of thy throne
Was the sky's dominion lone?
Chill and lone it well might be,
Yet that mighty wing was free
Now the chain is DER it cast.
From thy heart the blood flows fast.
Wo for gifted souls and high!
Is not such their destiny /?
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NJ MEDICINES.
D. FL. MIRICK

- II EEPS constantly on hand, a
Ss4AsasD HA general assortment of Drugs
E 81 and Medicines, of superior quality,
which will be disposed of on as rea-
CD s,nable terms as can be obtained at
any other place. Physicians will
be supplied with Medicines as low as they can
purchase the same quantities in Boston, with u
reasonable advance for transportation. AS no
articles of commerce are more frequently adul-
terated, and often so ingeniously as to require
the most accurate knowledge of the genuine ar
ticle, and the incest discrimination to detect
the fraud, the subscriber will use the utmost
caution to keep none but good articles. Family
Medicines, of all kinds, are put up with care,
and Of the best materials. Among the articles
now on hand, are
Sulphate Quinine-Iodne,
Croton Wedgewoods Mortars,
Gum Elastic Catheters,
do. do. Bougies,
Lancets-Trusses, &c. &c.
Brookfeld, West Parish,) March 5. If
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T.s & w. KEITH,

-WpRcEsTER,-
u A tc,7 rods saith Of the Court House, 81
EEA AVE enlargf their assortment of Silver
e q and Steel SP ECTACLES, and offer
to their friends and the public the best variety
Of the above named article that can be found in
this County.
They will manufacture Gold and Silver SpEo.
TAcLE FRAMES to any pattern desired, and fit
Glasses to suit the eyes of the most difficult
Glasses set IN francs, where they have been
broken out, a. short notice !; and o-.~l-~..seNi,
when they donct SUIT tnose who wear them.
o. They ako offer for sale, great variety of
WATCHES, jEWELRY, MILITARY and
FANCY GOODS; SILVER, PLATED and
BRITANNIA WARE.
T'WArcrEs and JEwELRY repaired in TIE
best manner. 9w March 49,
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL II. COTTON s. co.
OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MEETING HOUSE.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
% Price to single subscribers, who receive
their papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars
per ann. to those who receive them by stage,
two dollars and twenty-five cents. Twenty-Five
cents will be deducted when the payment is
made in advance.
II Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion
u The publishers of this paper win hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any ad-
vertisement beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
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ELIXIR PECTORALEl

For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, asthma, CatGrgh,
and all affections Of the Lungs.
FESHlS most valuable Medicine, The discov-
q cry ofwhich originated from long experience
in the study ofMedicine, is entitled TO confidence
from the circumstance, that it was used in the
practice of regular, well bred Physician a num-
Der of years; aud was offered to the public, after
much, solicitation, and from the benevolent wish to
alleviate some Of the suherings inhcrentin our ma
ture. Unlike most Medicines ofthe day, there is
no quackery about it, as the testimony of Physi-
clans, who know it. will prove.
The .foLto,eing Interesting eGtract of letter
from the Req. Il. L. BaScom, DiH Be of SER
rice to those aoho ,oiSh to .fad The most ra!a-
able Medicine for lung complaints
ToDr. WATrs--In gratitude TO you, and bencv-
olence towards numerous class of the public, who
like myself have been, or now are, afflicted with
Consumptiye complaints, would address to you
the following statement of facts. l was early sub
iect to Cough, which at times occasioned the rails.
ing of much blood. In May last, was attacked
with hoarSeReSS, most distressing cough, severe
bain in The side Gnd6reast, which obliged me TO
SUSPEND my public labors received some reliet
from medcal advice, but the difficulties still eontin
ued. In July last (from the recommendation of
friend procured bottle of the Ekrir Pecto-
rale," and had not taken more than 100 drops be-
fore felt essentially relieved | have now used
between 2 and so bottles, and find myself tully
recovered: as yet feel no ymptom of the return
of my former complaint and can now say, zchas
IcOuld scarcely SGy before for thirty gears, 4 AM
WELL. With sincere gratitude,
EZEKIEL l.. BASCOM.
.Ashby, Mass. Oct. 81, 1927.
or For sale Wholesale and retail, by J Robin
son, Worcester--J r Hall, Jr. and A. r Love,
Bostou-.amos .Ab6ob Andover-. Charles Whiting,
Sterling Charles ParkmGn, Westboro'- Elisha
Ed.eards, Springfeld-and in all the principal
towns x cities throughout the u s. eoiy Jan2
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Dissolution Of Copartaership.

YHVHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
D. tween the subscribers under the firm of
JEWETT d WOODS, is this day by consent
dissolved. All persons who are indebted to said
firm by note or account arc requested to call
Immediately and settle the same with SAMUEL
WOODS, who is authorised to receive payment
and discharge all debts due to said firm.
IVERS JEWETT.
SAMUEL WOODS.
Fitchburg, March 81, 1928.
~ The subscriber would inform the public
that he has taken the Store in Fitchburg, of the
late firm of Jewctt g. Woods, and shall contin-
to offer for sale, at reasonable prices, great
variety of English Vest India and Domestic
Goods. April q IVERS JEWETT.
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FIRE!i FIREtt

TENl1E SPRINGFIELD FIRE Insurance Com
u rAEY, with Capital of 100000 dollars,
paid IN and well invested, continue to effect
ASSURANCES on all kinds of propertu
against loss by fire, not exceeding $4,000 on
any one risk, on terms as favorable as can be
afforded. Apply at the Office of ISAAC DA-
Wis, attorney at Laao, in WORCESTER, who is
authorized to fill policies.
NOV. Z. 3wseo1y
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NOTICE.

TENHE copartnership heretofore existing un.
q der the firm of JOHNSON & HASKELL,
is this day by mutual consent dissolved. Ali
persons having accounts. with the late firm, are
requested to settle the same with APoLLus JouN-
SON, who will continue lin business at the Old
Stand, in Dana, or with IRA HASKELL, at
Greenwich village.
APOLLUS JOHNSON.
IRA HASKELL.
Dana, April / 1923. l4*
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Grass Seed, Lsmabey, &c.
BENJA. BUTMAN & co

BENJA. BUTMAN & co.
& kFFER for sale, on the most favorable
W TERMS o'AD'0
I25 bushels Herds Grass Seed.
l5oJ los Northern Clover do
. lilds prime New Orleans and ST. Croix
SugarA
2o00 IDS Philadelphia Lump do
on o0is. 3 +. Genesee and Alexandria Flour.
~ ~ cheSts superior Souchong Tea.
~ bags Old Java Coffee
d 100 ~. Shaved Shingles, first quality.
goo E Sawed do. do.
2oO 8 feet Enclosing Boards.
- d ! in. Clear do
~ II d in. do. Plank
- q D in. common Co.
lO Eastern Boards aud Planl.
10 " Clapboards.
3 g. Maple Joist.
" Pine do.
1O('' Z" Oak do.
so " Laths.
100 casks Smithfield Lime.
90 Nails and Spikes, assorted, &c &c.
% Orders for NEW ENGLAND CROWN
GLASS, Of all sizes, executed on short notice,
at Factory prices.
Worcester, March 5. 9w1O
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March 4, 1873.
TO the Heirs Of EDaNEzER DUNsNoRE, late of
Lunenburg, IN said County, deceased, and to all
others concerned an the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in June next, al one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the account Of the Adj
mnstrator of said deceased's Estate should not
be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
sl3# NATRL. PAINE, r. Prob
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Worcester, SIS Probate Ofice, March 4, 1928
To tie TiOIot0 and Heirs of JONATHAN GATES, late
Of Westminster, a., said County, deceased, and to
all Others concerned ia The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
ID seetitl at the Court of Probate to BE- holden
at Tempieton, in sad County, on the esd day of
May next, at ten OF the clock, before noon, to
show cause why the account of the A,lininislra-
ton Of said Estate should not be allowed and YOU
viii be heard thereon
is NATH'L. PAINE. r. Prob.
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HARD WIRE.
LORING s. KUPFER.

So 10, .uerchants' Rosc, BosroN,
EXTENDING to make different arrange
IL ment in their business, offer for sale, at re-
duced prices, for cash or short approved credit,
their whole stock IF
Birmingham & Sheffield Hard Ware Goods,
large proportion of which were received by
the late arrivals frpm Liverpool
Also
400 casks Cut Nails,
90 do. English Wrought Nails,
100 doz StetSOF s Hoes,
81 DO. Englih do, riveted eyes,
90 do. PGteI do, fast eyed, new ar
so do. FaracU's Scythes, ticle,
20 do. prime English do.
% New Englai ID, Boston, South Boston, and
Bristol Crown Bltimcre, Keene, Chelmsford
Eagle, and var9ty of low priced WLNDOF
GLASS, of all size, ct the lowest prices.
Boston, March Z. en-
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Worcester, IS, Probate Office, March %, 1928.
10 tfe WIDOW and Heirs of SETH WYMAN, Esq late
Of Shrewsbury IN said County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING
%OU are hereby cited to appear IF you
IA see fit J at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County ,on the first Tuesday
in May next, at ten of the clock, before noon,
to show cause why icence should not be granted to
sell and convey SO much of the Real Estate Of said
deceased as will raise the sum of SS ACC for the
payment Of debts and charges; and you will be
heard thereon.
SIS NATH'L PAINE. J. Prob
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Fitchbwg Boot and Shoe Store.

FENHE subscribers have formed Copartner-
II ship in business by the name of
LUTHER TOLMAN & CO.,
and will manufacture, and keep constantly for
sale, at their Store in Fitchburg ViIIagc. a GOOD
assortment of BOOTS 81 SHOES, for Ladies,
Genttemen'S, and Chldren'S ,oear.
% The above articles will be sold as cheap
as they can be had in this county WARRANTED,
both StOck and aoork
LUTHER TOLMAN.
CHARLES NJ. TOLMAN.
Fitchburg, March 10, 1893, 10
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NOTICE.

TEVHE subscribers have formed connexion
q in business, under the firm of
E. w. & s. H. SHERRY.
and, having purchased the Store and Taee,n
Stand of Mr. George Fay, would solicit share
of public patronage. They intend keeping a
good assortment of such Goods as are usually
found in any Store in the country, at low prices,
for cash or approved credit. q
EBENEZER w. SKERRY.
SAMUEL Ii. SKERRY
Oakham, March IS, 1928 #13
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Worcester and BrookfeM
IRON FOUNDRY.

7ENHE Worcester and BrooLfeld Iron Fous.-
& dry is constantly in blast, making Iron of
the best quality, All orders for MACHINE
CASTINGS will receive immediate attention
and be executed at short notice.
ALso,-for sale,
FRANKLIN, BOX, and PLATE STOVES;
CAULDRONS, and an assortment of HOL-
LOW WARE.
~ Orders for Castings may be left with
RICE g. MILLER, in Worcester, or directed
to the Foundry, in Brookfeld.
Brookfeld, Oct. II. tf42
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March S, 1928.
10 The Heirs of SARAH SIBLEY late of Northboro',
in said County, deceased and to all others coasa7pS
ii, the EStase Of said deceased, tiREEr1NG.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see ft) at theEourt of Probate to be hoidt
at Worcester, in said County on the first Tuesday
in May next, at one of the clock, afternoon to
show cause why the accounts Of the Admlnistra.
ton of said Estate should not be allowed and you
will be heard thereon.
rs NATHL PAINE, T. Prob
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1000 lbs. Philadelphia Leather,
20G0 do. Baltimore do,
5000 do. Slaughter do,
Together with a general assortment of LIN
ING and BINDING SKINS, MOROCCO and
KID SKINS, HASTINGS, RIBBONS, GAL
LOOMS, ORNAMENTS, CLASPS, Silk aud
Cotton BOOT CORD, Black SEWING SILK,
Cotton and Linen BOOT WEBBING, RUS
STA SHEETINGS, &c. &c, all of which will
be sold cheap for cash or approved paper Per-
sons in want of Boots or Shoes by the pair or
package, will find it to their interest to call
u Orders for any of the above articles will
be promptly attended to-
Boston, March 10. 3m1l
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WHOLE No. 2S7I.

movements, avoid them without difficulty,
b,y turning off at right angles, and leaving
the animal to move forward under it's i'm
pulse in that direction. They are chiefly
formidable to pigs, calves, and domestic an
lmals OF that size. The skin of the alliga-
tor is valuable for the tanner.
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CopGrtnerShip Notice.
THvHE subscribers have formed connexion
II in business under the firm of
REED, BROTHERS g. CO.,
and will continue the Commission Business for
the sale OF .4nerican Goods, Wool, and Cotton,
at the Store formerly occupied by the late firm
Of Lyman Tiffany & Co, 3, Liberty square.
HEZEKIAH HOWE.
SETH REED.
LYMAN REED.
LUCIUS REED.
Or r. B. & Co. have leave to refer to
Hon. Israel Thorndke,
Lyman Tiffany, Esq
Messrs. A & A, Lawrence & Co., 60st0"
Whitwell, Bond 81 Co,
Beni6S Chas Dye. 81 Co., p.on,s.,..
" Jenkins 81 Mann, (lFO0S@e"cs
." Samuel Slater, Esq, Pa,otucket
Spodord, Tieston & Co., ",
Z" B. Tiffany & Co., '"eO f0F"'
j. d M. Brown & NJ. d. Lewis. Philod.
Tiffany, Wyman & Co., Baltimore.
J. Leland d Brothers, Charleston.
Boston, March Is, 1923. I2w13
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PRAcTIcAL DIVINITY. While a parson
was standing at his door, smoking pipe in
"A country village, he was accosted by poor
laboring man. The parson told him he
made it rule not to encourage idleness,
but if the man could go into his garden and
root up the weeds he would pay him for il.
" That's all / want" said the poor man.
"Well, then, come along with me and I'll
show you what's to be DONE" When they
were in the garden the reverend gentleman
agreed to give the man shilling for his
trouble; but utter the job was done, he
thought sixpence enough for the time. he
had worked. The poor man being half
starved, and finding the other would give no
more, agreed to take it provided the parson
would teach him the Lords Prayer, which
he consented to do, and began, "Our Faith
er,"-" What" said the laborer, the father
Of BOTH +" Yes, yes" said the parson, come,
repeat after me-" Our Father" -" what"
said the laborer, again, yo'tr father and
mine too pr" 10 be sure" said the parson.
swell, then" returned the laborer, "you
must be COMPOUNDED rogue to cheat your
brother Of skpence. ~ English paper
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Drunaaro'a :mirror.
aELF-sACaIFICED VICTIM.

"Hsnd ne the bowl. ye jovisl band"
lie ss'd--'Avlli Eouse my mirth,"
But conscience seixd bis trembling hand,
And dssh'd the cup to the earth.
lie look'd sround he blush'd. he lauVh'd,
lie supp'j the sparkling wave;
In 1t he read-'Who drinks this drauvht,
Shall Dig murdereF's gravel
He sarted up, Ike one who slept,
And iremh.ed Tor his life;
Ne gard around; his children wspt,
he saw his wee ping'wife.
In his deep dream be had not felt
Their agonies and fears;
But how he saw them, as they kneIt,
40 plead with pray ers aud tears.
But the foul hend her hateful 9peu
Threw Ger rs wi.ael'd mnd;
He saw IN every hope bell;
he was to reason blind.
lie grasp'h the howl to seek relief,
No more his conscience said,
His bosom friend was sunk in grief,
His children begged for bread.
His peace, his fortune. and his fame.
From h IN we're dnou'd 10 bart
His orphans we're the heirs of shame,
HE wife, broken heart.
Through hsunts Of horror and of strife.
lie psss'd down LIES DARK tide
cnrs'd hts 5eggas d babes. and wife.
lie curs'd his God and diedi
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.Fariusl's GalciI1gr.
HUsBANDMHN's SONG


"Aidst yellow crops Of waving grain,
NY GOD. ! raise the humble straln---
lhese spicy gales, how soft they blow,
Ito" sweet the GurJu'ring waters flow
Sonder tiue skips, how bright they shine-
How rich tier tnts--nnd how dtl ,aei
Earth groans beneatil her pouderous load.
The bounty OF gracious GOD
Whist unbelieF my heat be,ray'd,
When htbeld the tender bi ,del
My ihrohbing bosom heav'd Wth fear,
Lest ought Should faint ,he golden air.
Bot mercy Kept lhe precious gram,
Nor sufferd man 10 toll in vain
BAde The soft gales breath gently forth.
And curb'd the fury Of the North.
Wake every soul--with rapture sing
J he praises 81 houn'e ous King
For -! The God OF Nature pours
In Earth's SOFT lap his golden sAowers,.--
see Were The loaded bopghy sppesr,
See fshco ;. vine trRnsrlsrted here
And Ct"aan's tfutts luxuriant grow,
White streams Of milk and honey fow.
Jesus! the sn}ng scene sround,
Owns not a spo of oArren grou1d--
DO shall my soul, il thou he here,
Fruits OF the foe / favor hear.
Sow the blest seeds of grace divine,
Ana thou der sun, arise and shine
E'Pen me crop, new strength impart.
And reap harvest in my heart.