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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

TIE soUTHEnN CAAParAALnsTs = sy ,gI'! p
e ne" .s.s q S.Ps o ss
which may be seen az their Office, No. Bsekman St
free sss Il
ed IL such perfect proportions Tess dssiruc.be
rative experiments proved splits and dresses with
q sesuia color Ssins than The
lighter than the Quincy taking into connection It's .o
We'll "srsSy lie
Having several Thousand tons new auaea ne h
soce and viii for is delivery IT lower prices Than
10 the Sompsny box H. Mechanics
shsng their Ss No. efss%ss S xgsm
VLE.KsWANTEDF FOR THE s0UrH&w WEST
by double entry 20, only II demand The fall
continn ihN year, viii exceed in the gloomy cal
of Responding spectators Of the norh This
e o pioa month Films office for in SosE
e by sa ss
from $500 $idoo annum No student under the Of IS
open for reception OF men only Young or old who will be
accomplished IN The shortest time possible and qualified 70
world;
SaT ING fihs From sfnMzsYAaa .stas
nedy for suppression egulary and all where
oss s her o and regular
Sold by j. H. Hart corner Of Broadway and Chambers st.
g. NJ Guion. f Bowery and Grand ST.; and by r.
Burnett, IS 9Th avenue. aul5lm@
II EMOyAL.-p0CTuK JAcksoN has removed bis
Aledaated Baths from No. 1879 200 Bowery where
he has baths ready for visitors five minutes soce from
o ne
ments and board with good provided for nvsds who
may wish put themselves under the medical of
DR.. jackson and the Msdicates vapor Baths. my12y
I AND . FFICE,-JoHN L. BOGARDUs, Attorney
~ and Councillor at Law Cnton Hall, No. Beekmaa St,
opposite TIE Brick Church door, city of New York. Jnois
Mississippi Arkansas, Military Bounty, General Land Office
Western Agency. slt 0..
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers their heirs
either. stRevoutionary. 2d-Late War. 3d-Canadian
Volunteers 4ihEHgish refugees from the listed States
Canada and Nova Scotia 5Deserters from the British
the heirs In all the above 6tTiles to ands
forfeited for payment of reclaimed 7hleirs under
age entitled to lands sold ch-Those who parted
with their discharges, warrants titles before the patents is
sued can reclaim the 9hLands in the several states
and territories in the United States Casda Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and sold exchanged paid and titles in
ace.
Posmaers throughout the United States other gentle
forwarding any ohe above claims, and acting agents
their several sections country will entitled
on all commissions. Communications post paid
IL Valuable farming land for sale in the of Illinois
800 quarter sections OF l60 EACH parcels from 50 TO 800
acres stuatedDear towns and otherwise Also IN Missouri
Arkansas d26-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01
CyrTJhT.HEY ron CASH AT REDyCEu

NiSkS-TAe subscribers wishing TO reduce their
ssn, nge stock offer sale above tor curest Bank
me ~ the most extensive stocks OF hne and usef Cut
ry imported irtc the Upifed states, consisting Of every
~ use vi Ivory Selfp, Black, Bone, Sag and
,s.. 49, lane Knives and Forks Desserts and Cnrver
~, 1915 o. nolger Elliott Wade and Butcher md other
weu mHowu nsksrs Rodgers wostenhoIm's and Cfeoke
pslleNe md Butchers Knives an S,ee~ 49,
PtSrOLSPocket Belt and Dusf,,rc p.ols very exscn-
sive snd complete assortment all wen worthy The attention. IL
S0uthrrn ssd Wc~ern merchants and etlcrs.
au2i-im* GRAvELEy wRFAKs Aster rgovss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

Fly, HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARp.-sPEcIrIc MIX
rou. ss scue' ans sns
ofsl remedies yetdiseovsred for the s
y makes speedy and without
rse aSons g &C. uu
os ns s one : ": =
ss sssn, aS cart" s.s
ty-hrb. low nch and poor msnona ADD single They a..
aew presented with remedy ~ which ley cur sn.evs
disease desc q he Ssiare tatsn
pal so 1p So ws
bottle One soteass aweek. which generally Man,
sale b Silno Gamble 100 Breadwsy corner Of Dey a.
b %;.ym and MP ssa5.
and scvcnthsts.. PhIa elphia. misy
q; HAmlLTON. sursaon of long standing, and pa
.a ~ q 70 q the anS sr Tho hs
house No. 81 Cond street where az cons .sd on
ss;:a
hou DsDosned to Their state and Daiure Attendance al
NH. HOUsT0N,s BALM of GILEAD. Ca
Sy ssss
ss.r6drn ssd ali similar eo%pan IL virtues ssn.si E Toe
enjoyed end md: s SGs
% answer the purpose we'll Pu, up in large sces with
:sr s. md retail y
1IOC1OK FAW CIT, Membgr the Royal ColIsx,
cssss s's sss : ::
ton the tresfrscnt ofthe following 9seaees,
GonSha chaDcres st1csures imitation of the urehra blak
fnous ascons Recent Gases Of veneca cussd n two dsv.
wythouf preventative be had. Perurns ~
have injured themselves By secret Obstructive hss win c
immediate relief Separate Offices, Qo Fulton street ues
0ressw,cn. Ise -1'o.e.. .ec1esy Observed. mys-y
IloCrOK CAkPENTERs PECK SLIP BisprNsXKY.
Ne reck S nst door below Pearl siict, date d..
Docto Capent having had the advantages Of rc mar v
cal educstor and having wed Mis- Diploma rrnccs
Phy sc and ssgey rom the New York society
and nsv'ns nas iwenu thee as neal and succcssm
PRACTICE W thw az devotes he crsona ard undivided ssa
70 the cure Tall diseases incident To a hsmsny, parsu
ANY 70 CERTAIN class Of train Of
uums and plans 81 incidence abound IN the ncws
Diseases reysire 10 Pc treated ssesby the symp0
may prevail and the various tasss and changes sh
henoe fhe eastreecccn must satisfy dscsnns
mnd that no specific Bestm be applicable caes
ne extensive experience Of CaufBtcr In all
netes o. this disease enables him TO offer srecy and thorough
cure and TO adopt class Of arranged
90 20 net to Offend ctaste lead Tn
nnv unknownfo dinasv oaacks OF The dag. mv9~-y
NJ ELL GAL AND SURGICAL CAND.-DR.
IVA FAw CETr late Suvrcos Of the 2sh rig nent of Tie
British confpes his attention 10 The or crTta
cass Of dseasss h extensive nctice IL Europe, India asd
W. vsdeus him adept re e~
val remedies In Graduating fofm Of bst dscsse eaB
from the system Ms treatment vegetable, his shnrg<s oa
rate, and osea private Call at Green.
wich. m -. Fl ..A III y sENs wv<-3
m a.. CARR ENTER. No: : Pech shp, cosuu,ee 70 d.
~ his undivided pcr.onn attention tho Of al de
cate Diseases whether standing m
arsentcr Of the New slate Medical Seeiety
Of ~ regiment " 8. Army and for -
tonc ofhs city Separate ccs for the privacy a PATIENTS
Hommelt,s Newspaper Estab1is y mem1. \
No u Ars STREET. -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01
1 EXIs9N,s HUNTER avs KED,DN0P-Ns,


ii
covered veneresI dense which known when
eyse ss e. e S% o
by every acquainted with il, to be the certain safe
The poison from the system few days matter how old
So 'd e. rs ae n
the patient To be obtained at Mo- Division Every
Lesson North sixth g. Phsdephs where i : so Ne"
Yerh onice No Division 81 doors from Chatham. y per
bottle; which IL warranted to cure. ans I'm
DILEs-PJLE2.-Dk-H ALE's Pie Uinsmsni " ! pos
tive cure for the Piles in three asys time Sold BY r.
$ 9Th avenue; =. NJ Guon Of Bowsfy and Grand
a NGINA PECTORTs.-DOCTOR SEARS has paid
rence n The treatment II III and most has been sue
Ing entire e Is saS N ara uop
san sensation At the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS commony .. me
particularly the len side and TeTsn q the heart extending
often te he shoulder blades especially The Is and oen AZ
e with Of suocation, and generally e1perence
s.s o. breath and semss he wrs r.
ss. .s w'f Deor sr. mSsS %
Ssss z .f z
Numerous csrscstes may be and references
u dee d.y ~ neS, " fe.r su.nss IS 81 avenue rss
nsSS sc - Or i. s:Ssss, &C. s. .
esches bite ns!..,y . h" parents need not Gear r.s.ls
s.ss y OLE ss.n, rSs,s.I
BY & sf B e
TORY 1s oper.son instantaneous, removing the hair with
er than using The DspscSy The roots
he hair srr usually DESTROYED so - 70 require further
rehsndsd as 4 may be used on inprs skis without any
The advertiser prepared 70 warrant every bos~ s.!d ~
him ocrse seeus!y and 70 be perfectly snoceu In iis
'' ~ '' 1859 9. n sId T,' " II src.aw.y.
ss9s-Sm corner ocnvtisndta
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

That shcels nay tortured gums alapg,
Az thro' my ears ges many twang,
W.T. gnawing vengeance:
Tearing my nerves wi bitter pang,
Like rskng engines--Buns.
In. BNAMAHss AMTI-ODONTALGICL IL
- QUEUR, having been long established and generally
approved and recommended by al that have dhundreds
VI wom have saved the erhorbant charges Of dents and
have been able TO mscatc their food and enjoy the Injuries
of perfect set o teeth It'll purely vegetable liquid and
IN NO case can possibly ajure the other teeth For sale
wholesale anil retail by Mcss Sands Of Fulton and
William streets Miner and Gamble, corner Of Dey and Broad-
wsyi D Hart 80 broadway and retail by Forbes s6s
HOW'LL yf Canal and Hudson; r. n Auin, a Car
mine ard Bprners New YORK Chemical Hail. IS Sixth
Avenue Price 80 cents per phsl lel-9m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01
Bsnnsts's Kew.vapsr Ess.biishmsns.

McRrIra HKRALDlssned every merninr except sunday.
Price, cents copy Country furnished atths
for specific period remittance IN advances
No paper sent out nnless rxid IN advance ....
EvEnIrs HERALD-rssued every afternoon 1t e'clcck.
Price, copy. Country subscribers a
the same rate Cash, W advance. LA .a tisg q. a#aa
WEKxLy HgnMp-Issued every saturday morning mn
O'Clock. Price, ~ per copy Furnished country
subscribers u o3 per annum. In advance ft# ssHT
WEExLy HERAip OF FAsHroH--Issued every "wednesday
morning O'Clock Price o. cents per copy Furnished
N country ssbsevbevs NJ - per snru pnysbe IN advsrce
IN papers = DE
usual rates-aways payable ~ advance. - Al4t.t
requested 70 address theid ettrrn
rses 0svcu Be~new p~cpriecr snd Al etseri on Susss
n be pcs paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

m a.. CARPENTENs No. Peck shp, cowtiuues to d.
~ undivided pcrronn attention Of all deb.
private disease Whistler resen, oflo9g s,sniisa
late Surgeon Of ~ regiment H. g. Army and Tor
tonev ofths city Separate cces for the privacy a ratentss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01

= lepaiea or ne cure o. sonosoa and and ansiogou
Of the articles for the u the above dis
that be ioand Its ell price. and virtue,
which the IGbc d, that 10000, bottles have
been sold ~ sis city and Boston warrant n
wholesale ana retail. II Y. NJ Guen'e, Of sowcry
Grant street. at ssces s b,ttle, with fldections-
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01

Walking on Rail Roads.--lt ought to be
understood that it is always dangerous to
walk, or to ride on horseback, on rail roads,
especially during storm. The Newark
Daily Advertiser gives the following &C.
count of fatal accident which occurred
near that place.
Michael Singwright, an Irishman, at
tempted on Saturday afternoon to walk to
New York on the rail road, in the midst Of
the violent snow storm, and was, overtaker
a few rods beyond the Passiac bridge by
the q O'Clock cars from Newark-both 90
ing the same way. The violence of the
storm was such that the driver did not see
him, until knocked down by the leading
horse, and then the train could not be stop
ped until the first Of the three cars had pass
ed over his legs.
His legs from the knees to the ankles
were literally torn and broken TO pieces
The left arm was also broken. He was in
stantly wrapped up in blankets and taker
to the Rail Road Depot at the foot OF Mar
ket street, where medical aid was soon il
attendance but every effort TO save hin
failed, and he died in about three hours.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01

~ USIC STORE.--MUSICA IN
N SHIPMENTS of every kind, and In
great variety, kept constantly on hand and for
sale at the Detroit Bookstore, (old stand OF ..
Wells, deseased) where those wishing to pur-
chase are invited to call and examine tor them
selves The following articles can be found
among the stock now on hand:
Two very superior German Violincelles,
Kent Buples, Post Horns, Hunters Pocket do,
Flutes with from one to eight keys,
Pitch pixies, Tuning forks, Violin mutes,
C,po D,A stros. Guitars with single and doub-
l. bottoms, small Bugles, Pandean Pipes,
Rugle crooks and shanks, Violin bridges,
PEGS and bows, Piano and Guitar strings,
F;f,s common and extra, Flageolets and Clar.
sonets. Violins. an extensive assortment, among
which are to be found one Of the celebrated
snmp of Breton ono of Clandots famed in.
struments. and one containing the stamp OF
Thomson. Admirers of the Violin are invited To
onll and examine these celebrated instruments.
Just received as above large assortment OF r.
INO MUSIC, well assorted;
Piano instructors, Preceptors for tho flute, hfe
&c. Admired airs for the flute, violin, kent
bugle and Aageolet,
Also' I,Accordeon, Mouth Harmonious,
Portable music desks, Bass and snare drums
&c. &c. -.
A. soon as navigation opens, every addition
,vhich the market requires will be received, and
the assortment kept full. Pianofortes will be con
SANITY kept on hand, together with all the neu
music as soon as it is published. Music Associa
fions will be furnished with every thing in this
Dne on the most reasonable terms.
l.. L. MORSE.
Detroit, June 90, 1886. lyl
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01

A Horse in Boots.--Solomon said "there
was nothing new under the sun" but Solo.
mon never saw horse in boots A gentle
man driving from Baskahegan few days
since with horse found the crust Of the
snow so hard as to lacerate his legs--Thc
moment he observed it he dismounted and
led his horse back TO blacksmith's shop,
where he obtained two pair ofold boot legs
had his horses shoes taken of, the boot legs
drawn on, the lower extremitics Of which he
doubled under his horses feet, and had the
shoes reset. Thus accoutred,he proceeded
on his Journey, to the infinite delight Of tho
old horse, who prickod up his ears, and
pranced off in his Suwarrows like a two
year old colt.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01
WARE HOUSED

doors belOD the mansion rouse, Maih
street. WIN. GALLIGAN respectfully informs
4I;e uublic that he continues his business at the
above stand, where he manufactures and keeps
constantly on hand every description OF CABINEr
WoRK, comprising Sofas, Couches, Sldeooards'
Secretaries, Bureaus, Book Cases, Wardrooes,
Pier, Centre, Card d Toilet Tables, Scroll
lotion Tea do. Ladies' Work do. and Stands,
Music Stools, &c. On hand full assortment
Of White and Egyptian Marble Tops, for Centre
sas Pier Tables, Bureau Tops and Wash Stands.
likewise. every description of BEDSTEADS,
and all other articles in the Cabinet line.
He has in his employment first rate workmon,
and his materials are as good as can 90 procured
in the country or in New-York, and he hatters
himself that no shop in tho western part OF the
state can turn out finer and more substantial
work, with greater promptitudc.
He also keeps constantly on hand, Mahogany
Cur] Maple and Painted Grecian CHAlkS; hko
wise, Scroll, Crown, and Roll Top Fancy do, 10
rether with common Windsor, and most otnel
Kinds, all Of which will be sold tioenfy .fre pei
cent cheaper than can be purchased in this market
Cooks Patent Mahogany Knobs, Mahogany
asavds and yeneers and varnish, for sale at the
most reasonable prices. His friends are particu
iarly invited to give him call, and patronage
s' Rnfss}o' June 90. 1886. 1yl
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01
NUMBER 35.
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.

The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser oil
February 2, says: The steam boat Cham
pion, Capt. Murray, brings the following
intelligence, derived from passengers on
board the cutter Jefferson, at Pensacola,
three days from Tampa Bay. The ntell-
gence is, that the celebrated Indian, called
Jumper, and the negro Abraham, have been
captured and that Oseola himself barely
made his escape, with only five followers, in
the direction OF the south. General Jcsup
was making every effort for the capture of
the bold and persevering chief.
The sloop of war Concord, with Commo-
dore Dallas on board, was expected at Pen.
sacola in about q week. The Vandalia
had taken the place of the Concord at Tam.
pa.
General BRAVO at Metamoras. The New
Orleans Echo of February LIST, says by an
arrival yesterday evening, we learn that
General Bravo had arrived in Matamoras
on the Sih ultimo, in advance of the troops
under his command. When The vessel sail
ed, which was the odd, several detachm ents
of troops had come in, and others to the
number of 1900 are expected. Quantities
ofmilitary stores had also been brought in,
among which were seen portable batteaux
for crossing rivers, &c.
In fact, the material preparations for
invasion seem far more complete than be.
fore, but still the great material of all is
said to be wanting, as complaints were not
suppressed Of no pay having been for some
time received. Thus the note of prepara-
ton for the invasion of Texas is more than
sounded.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01
The New Senate.-The senate of the
United States after the fourth of March next,
will stand as follows:

The New Senate.-The senate of tho
United States after the fourth of March next
will stand as follows:
REPUBLICAN.
Mainc-Ruggles and Dana.
New Hampshire-Hubbard and Pierce
Conneticut-Nies and Smith.
New Jersey-Mr. Wall.
Experimentation and Buchanan
Virginia-Rives and Parker.
North Carolinia-Brown and Strange.
Georgia-King and Cuthbert.
Alabama-King and Mckinley.
Observation-Disclosures and Mouton.
Mississippi-Mr. Walker.
Tennessoe-Mr. Grundy.
Ohio-Morris and Allen.
Indiana-Mr. Upton.
Illinois-Robinson and Young.
Missouri-Benton and Linn.
ADMINISTRATION and Sewer.
Michigan-Norvel and Lyon-34.
OPPOSITION.
New Jersey-Mr. Southard.
Delaware-Bayard and Clayton.
Maryland--Kent and Spence.
South Carolina-Calhoun and Preston.
Vermont-Prentiss and Swift.
Rhode Island Robbins and Knight.
Observation-Disclosures and Davis.
Mississippi-Mr. Black.
Tennessee-Mr. White.
Kentucky-Clay and Crittcnden.
Indiana.-Mr. Smith -1S.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01

The Last of the old BrocadeS. our
obituary calander we record, says the Bos-
ton Transcript, the death of Mrs. Eleanor
Jefferson, formerly widow Draft, at the ad.
vanccd age of nearly one hundred years and
six months. This venerable lady was the
last of her sex who wore the costume of the
days of the painter Copley, and might often
be seen on Sundays, in pleasant weather, in
the vicinity of Congress street, tripping
along to church with an active step, bright
eye, and placid .vlsage-dresscd in brocade
silk of the fashion of her youth, with the
high heeled and pointed shoe of the DANES
of our grandmothers' times.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01

Something Nem.-A paper, called the Ra-
dii, has been started at Canaioharie, Montgo.
merry county, the Editor and Proprietor of
which is Deaf and Dumb. The extracts
from it contained in the Albany papers are
very we'll written. The Evening Journal
commenting upon the first number, says
"We shall not attemptto describe the emo.
tons which this incident excited. Such a
triumph of philanthropy and education, over
the severest infections of Providence, fills
the heart with gladness and gratitude. Here
we see one Of class who, berett Of two
senses, were, but few years since, aban-
doned to hopeless ignorance and neglect,
now raised to an intellectual equality with
their more favored brethren! Blessed
thrice blessed, be the lot and the memory
of the man who sought out the means of in
struction for the DEAF and Dumb. "-Buf-
| falo Commercial Advertiser.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01
From the Detroit Evening Spectat
THE TOMATO.
BY JOHN COOK BENNETT.

BILIOUS DrsEAsEs.-While connected
with Franklin College, some years after
had left my Alma Mater the Ohio Universe
ty, found that the tomato was extensively
used by some Of my co.etaneous compeers
in the treatment of all bilious and other at
fections requiring the administration of calo-
mel and that it exerted on the various func-
tons of the animal economy, all those
healthful and salutary Influences usually at
tributed to calomel, that sweet oblivious an.
tidote to the grand hydra of human plea
sures. 1t leaves, however, none Of those
baneful effects which sometimes follow the
exhibition Of that article, upon the system ;
and is, therefore, to be preferred, unless the
case is of such an urgent character as to
require an active and vigorous treatment
from that accession of the paroxisms, to
the final issue or subsistence of the malady;
and even then it is an invaluable auxiliary.
On my visit to the Scotch and French Royal
Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons, and
the Hospitals connected with them, | found
that the tomato was extensively recommend
ed as collateral remedial agent, and as ex
tensively used by the sick inmates bu
more especially, and much more extensive
ly, by convalescent persons and valetudi
narians. BY this class Of individuals, | be
lieve it has been used in all countries where
the vegetable is cultivated, from the earlies
ages of antiquity down to the present time
at all events by all possessed of sufficien
temerity to brave the menaces Of popular
scientific empiricism--for although we have
an indefeasiblc right to employ such medl
cinaI agents as are found by experience t
consummate the object of administration
there are those to be found who will or,
innovation, Innovation and relative 10 tn,
administrator anathema maranatha.'-
The Indians make use of it in raw state
The dose of the essence is one dram, pr
no mata'--tho other preparations, and tn
raw fruit, can be regulated accordingly, a
to the quantity: and occasional variation
will of course, be necessary, owing to TN
special exigonces of the case--and occa
sional idiosyncrasy ofconstitution may rcn
der the article wholly inadmlssabe. IhI
however. must be very rare, as have neve
seen or heard Of solitary instance OF tn
kind.
NJ The Tomato should DO used as food, in i
season, instead Of the cucumber.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-01
THE FLOWERS OF SPRING.

THE FLOW ERS OF SKIING.
Sick Friend. BY Mrs. sigourn
FRIEND! around whose couch of pain,
Fond Hope lingereth not in vain,
Thou, whom strong and sanity prayer
Still imploreth Heaven to spare,
Thou hast watch'd our wild retreats,
Thou hast priced our simple sweets,
Long our voiceless lore hast known,
Listen to our WHISPERED tone,
Come back to us.
Love, with warmth that ever CLOVIS,
Speaketh through our lips of rose,
Friendship, to our dewy signs
Trusts her boarded memories,
Gratitude, with Penury pale,
Hasting to our native vale,
Babe us fervpnt, for their sake,
Plead, and no denial take,
Come back to us.
Tardy Spring hath held us long,
From thy bowers of light and song,
Now on vine, and shrub, and tree,
See we bloom TO welcome thee,
For thy tasteful eye we pine,
Wilt thou teach us where to Irvine
Nesting birds with tenderest lay,
Swell their chorus, as we say
Come back to us.
Take our message to thy breast,
Let us on thy pillow rest,
From blest cline, and seraph song,
We will not detain thee long,
For Earth's most protracted day
Like our blossom fleets away,
Friend to us, and Natures smile,
Only for little while
Come back to us.