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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05
DUCKLIN's PATENT RAILWAY LOoKING STOVE.

DUCKLIN's PATENT RAILWAY COOKING STOVE.
- As the season is approaching for houekeePers 10 supply
themselves with this useful and necessary article their aten
ton solicited, before purchasing to the Raway Store
being altogether the best in the market for the purposes Of
cooking Hundreds have been sold in this city within the last
IL Months and every instance far known, have given
pe,i,,e' ,at'f.s.".. 90. c...:u c.. g
ships boats and hotels Il exhibiting at the Me-
chsnics' Fair, Castle Garden. L. FIELD,
s6m- AL Water street.
NIMNAsrIC ExCERCIsEs-W FULLER respect
" fully informs his pupils and the public in general tina, his
20S Greene and - Ann Streets have during the
reeeundrgone thorough &c. and arc now
open for the The exercises therein we'll adapted
persons OF all and for preserving health and svger
sng the constitution decidedly superior 70 all Others
Those troubled with dyspepsia rhumatism, would find the
exercises Of the Gymnasium highly beneficial Ajunor class
from 4to o'clock
SOARING md sencrng taught as usual ga Nv
nOCToR MOTIFS NEW PATENT COMPOUND
~ STIPULATED BRICK, composed Of iron and cement,
designed expressly for the nse Of Nos Coal Stoves which,
use for durability utility economy being able
TO keep his own Stove IN Orderly Those desrous Of having
them :S in ssr soy, rs make Early ,rP',MS,s
sl52w- 2aa Water street.
nUBLiC AsSEMBLY.-Mr. sCHAFFER respectfully in.
hi. friends and patrons that his next Public Assem-
bly, will he Monday next, Oct 7th att Apollo Assembly
Tici cts 81, 20 be had .. above mentioned. oA-st'
CONL! COAL. CoAL.!!-Tne heapest and best arti-
Gle IN shape OF Coal for aoat at the
OF Beach street. and selling the very low price Of SO
per delivered free from carriage any part Of the CITY,
Consumers respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves. o4am
IN IN PER TON-Pesch Orchard Coal, broken size,
ID NJ dischargng from schooner Patriot foot Of
Hubert street. River for sale 81 per delivered
Apply to ANDERSON WARD,
Of Laight Washington streets.
In yard Lehgh Lacka~ana Vr mia, sydney, and other
Goals. al The Iowsst rrices. % 81
A NEW DISCOVERY to he following Diseased
IA Chronic Scroula IN all tsstages Secondary Syphus VI
Piles Ftaa Csncer Swelling, and all Mercural Dis
winch he without hnsrance 70 bu.
in the ofthve weeks He DOES not AK any
pay until patient perfectly csred not even for medicines
which he will give gratis he don't make perfect
Every information be had by calling at the Botanical
Medicine Establishment Of L. shpey No ITO Canal street.
the hours Of and 10 A. NJ and and r. NJ where
the Doc will in attendance the above diseases
A. l.. sHIPLEY, Agent
NIB The Oice Hudson street that Of the dis
but Is opposition to it. No. 10 lanai street Is
hia Office o4-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05
UNITED STATES ARMY

UNITED oTATES ARMY.
w ANTED-For the United States Army, few able
w died Men between the ages Of and 81 years. whom
good pay ratons and clothing will be giveen Also few Ia
borers for the ordinance Department. pay from ~ TO SIS per
month"; chatting aud boardFor particular, apply Re.
crutag Rendezvous, ios South street. u Dover.
N8rHs.ar sleL Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

This celebrated system Of Writing offered IN the no
tice Of the Ladies' the Merchant the young Of business
% a Fs.h;oo a.s Fsr ami X. p,Si;s - zen
New Yotk expressly adapted to all the mercantile pus
poses life aud business the commercial city; for letter.
Bills Of Exchange Invoices Sales orders Notes recspt
Journal Eaty and the Lsdser and
acquired by every from the ages OF 10
~ rwELvr Easy LESSONS. OF ONE HOUR xAcH,
No matter how rLLro,sLE, orroRsFp
crsnrso or eosrisnro, the Pupils wrnins msyss
AeApEMy No us BHoADwv, NV YeaK.
THr LADIES daily n and u o'clock these Hours arc
devoted entirely TO LADIES' and taught nes delicate
Far GssTtrmrs ar. laugh, .ty, Bold IRE. and h.r-
=. Merchants and s,rssser visiting New Yorh,
NB-Mr B. !. to be from A. NJ, 70 or frpms to
40 Further Lessons, above the twelve Il Necessary will BE-
given BY Nr. without, additional errenss. 40 I'm
CTOvEsThe subscribers invite attention to their assort-
y ment q Stoves among which are the foIow'ss viz
RATHBoNE's Union Premium, and Tour Boiler Cooking
Stoves, the latter and excellent article.
RATHBONE's Parlor Stoves, Cor wood, two varieties.
RATHBoNE's new PATTERN ,ix plates, the hssdsome'i in
oLNEYs Patent zig Tag Coal Stoves. These stove. ar. s
entirely construction and combine excelsneiss
given to satisfy that assertion not er,rsvs
article.
OLNEY's Pa,sn. Rsdaiiag Coal Ba.aer pew pattern.
completed OF pleasing architectural FORM and simple
srucon Reeom mesded AZ an economical and agreeable
stove for house asd ohcs .EN IS.
DIR. SPOONS C-a, mali and Omcs Stovcs-one OF the
superior stoves invented for heating r apart
msnts. MN.m = .#Mr.
In addition 10 the above the subscribers offer general
.or,spt Of franklin Bos Nine Plate Rotary and other ovss
and would observe that their arrangements this have
.ss then :. g. sdrs. The s 2. S,, az I'y materially. both
10 call and learn terms before purchasing elsewhere
she,, Iron Tin Plates. sheet zse he. &c. At lowest ar
ket prices ATHBONE OLNEY,
s27 2w' 40 Wxter street
C0AL! C0AL.As cheap a. the cheapest aid good the
~ best Yard s04 Washington street. sprne Prices
Of coal for few days longer Delivered free OF cvtsee
Goat Yard doutly screened.
Peach Orchard, red ash, $50 900
schayIkl, grey ash, $50 100
Lehieh, 500 $50
Liverpool 1000 l3oo
BY the the cargo Sc P.g GUERNSEY \ co. 40 So
BOOKKERPlNG.
80 C, OAR STREET, rrss BROADWAY.
nC G. NARsA, Accountant siorms the public that he
Rooms continue very evening IRON TO fo the purpose
giving instruction the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeep
ing The average. 20 lessons, ch may be taken IN
ssve evenings At the convenience Of the pvp ne
.ost~ ...I. ls.l dooff N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

RELIANCE LINE via. Philadelphia and Pittsburg. by
Iron Bos. without stop transfers from Philadelphia to Fits
49,. q, aoc heavy goods; 81 Toe light from PaSepha to
Pittsburgh w. 'oo =, age"''
s1p.ats ~ eoentss sup
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

MOROCCO CAsEs.-C Coles, manufacturer Of Msrocco
lVl Cases OF every description, Wholesale and retail at
order with oval and ocpon gold settings in superior
style jewelers. show fitted mp with trays at short
notice.
BIC. bsirg the original and most experienced work
ia the above ne In the United States, Aaers himself
that in beauty durability cheapuess, he cannot be
.ed other in the country Between John and Fultos
streets. s302
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

DREPARE FOR " iNTER. -Undershiris and drawers, 81
domestic make, manufactured Of Cue saropy WOOL at Ca
h~e I'm the part Of this state An article Of the right
shape IL the body Also, bucthin Jk, woollen merino
asd cotton shirts and drawers hosiery nc &C. to be had at the
genemens so6tns store No Wall street, neat Broadway
ol.im.
vATAkM sTOHEs-A . arransein.nent Tor Waruins
wv Stores with lofts, being very generally
saopted sup rior 10 ything IN use
merchants adopted hi. plan have found that their
Northern Eastern well Southern customers, Know
how appreciate comforts Afforded them whes mshs
their pur ehSe. sTRATTON SEYMOUR,
Successors TO ". Mott Co,
s,At, 24a Waisrst,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

C0AL! COAL.As cheap a. the cheapest AID good the
~ best Yard s04 Washington street, Spring Prices
Of coal for few days longer Delivered free Of ertsg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10
ELECTION MATTERS.

Rutland County. This county for the most part
has done pretty well. Pawlet, Dandy, Mountholly
Castleton Ira, Pittsiord Pttseld, Benson, and Rut
land, have nobly sustained themselves and donewel
ontl state ticket Nouniholy however excelled them
all. This town forth in the majesty of her
strength in solid phalanx, not having been in
numbered with the questions of temperance nor anti
Temperance, with political abolitionism and cx
hbitcd their love of country and for the good old
Wing cause. Out of POI votes, 200 were thrown
for the Wing ticket and propably bu, very few free
men found an excuse to stay away from the polls
Dandy, also, has at last thrown fher Van Buren,
shackes, and come TO the rescue of her country
from the most wretched scenes of profflgacy and
misrule We thank the Society of Friends for
coming forth at last to the help of our cause. We
hope they will have reason TO regret IT and will
continue in the good work
Some few other towns also did not tarnish our
cause by letting the Van Buren, Democrats trample
upon them.
Others however disgraced themselves by sleeping
while the phiistincs upon them and robbed them
Of their strength, Wallingford and Brandon the
most cupable this wise. The latter pariicu-
lary, possessing the giant strength OF Samson has
slumbered and slept while she has been all "shayen
and shorn'' by the few weak Deahs, and subject
herself 10 be sneered at by the passers by. We
guess, however, she win wake up and recover her
strength by another year and be royenged OF these
irksome Phstines.
This county has, however, a whole, nobly sus-
tanned her standing, both on the State and Senate
rial Tickets. and her representation viii stand Is
siaunch Wings TO Van Buren, Last year it
stood 81 to T. The real political strength, howey
er, has not diminish ed a vote We have elected
our three Wing Senators by thousand majority,
and our State Ticket will have still greater ma
jority.
The election in this town, we are aware, created
considerable excitement here, aud also throughout
the county, from the local questions dragged into It,
and from unhappy division as TO our representa-
tive, and the loco focos expected 70 profit much by
it, They may have done so at this election, and
obtained 80 or 80 votes in way tia, reflects hnlo
credit upon them, nor upon those who suffered
themselves to be iampercd oui OF their biuhngh ior
f a mess Of pouage.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10

Discovery Of Indian Corn.--Prcyously 20 the set
temcn, Of the puritans IN New England. ihoy form.
81 parties for the purpose OF exploring the country
Capt Niles Standish who may be called the hero
OF New England, commanded ono OF them consist
ing Of sixteen mon. IN their progress they met with
several hocks, supposed by them 10 be burial
places for the Indians but they advanced, find.
ing many more, they closely examined Thorn, and
discovered thai they contained Indian cora. Being
buried in the car It excited their curiosity, and by
Of the party II was thought . valuable acquis-
iiiion while others who u IN state did not
relish it, and thought worth little nothing. They
secured, however, some for seed IN the ensuing
spring Squanio, friendly Indian, instructed them
in the culture Of IL, and it was probably the means
of saving them Afterwards from famine
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10
ouR TOWN ELECTION.


Resuh Of me ballots for R,prsfeHiafme.
FIRST balloi.--For Hodges W. l9i-suong, do.
IIi-Wheeler, v. Is. ss--soaiiering, "a.
Second balloi--For Hodges 2l0-sitong lio--
Wheeler 57-Scauenng, :. Votes Cor Governor.
For Jeuison 30O--Smilie, I26. For Wing Senators
Obadiah Noble, 299 wm &. Kf,Tedge, 2s3-Rob-
en- Pierpoint 265 For V. b. Senaiors-clarle,
ns-Dayenpori. I32-Buoklin l37.
Inc 4iioir i.4a,l.... = r.er c.'c' ~ '''e 'oS b.
was aaG, whereas we have do0bsiess more than
500 legal voters And probably ihe trie state Of
parties Is about tour Wings 20 oneV b. The votes
on the state and senatorial Tickei does no' coIne
50 nigh the state Of tho PsTles those foT repre-
sentative
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10
For the Herald
LOCO FOCO TRlCKERY AND POLITICAL
MnRAIIrX

Mt Edior-Mr Calhoun once said OF this party,
''ihat Corruption was the only cohesive bond that
bound it together and it would seem by their prac-
nee, that every species of low, uickery, might
msiiably be resoried 10, to strengthen and perpct
uate IT,
Ono of the moanes of these petty arts pracised 10y
this party in the late election, thai OF clrcula
ting through the towns in the County, and perhaps
through the State, printed tickets headed with the
names oftho Wing candidates for Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Treasurer and one Senator, and
substituting for the other Senators, the Of
individuals not on the regular Wing ticket,
BY thus pursuing this black-leg course of thrust
ing these mongrcl tic kcs, in the hrra and hustle OF
election upon those Wings who might not suspect
them Of taking this undermined way of making po-
litical capital they hoped, the Senate is elected
by peurality, divert enough votes from the regu-
lar Wha candidates 10 secure the election of some
of the Loco Foco Senators.
| fthe party have gained any thing by acting upon
this principle of real genuine loco ioco political mo-
raiy they are welcome TO it but ifthcre is the least
particle of political honesty remaining among the
! people of Vermont this kind of political knacerg
will be repudiaied with utter loathing and rcbuked
| at the ballot box in 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10

1horo were several local questions which AFFECT
cd the vote materially, beside lit,lc trade and d'ci
criHe no, very crcaiiabic 10 those immediately CON
cctncd How far ,hc trauducn, iickcis ciiecid The
result, NC are unable al prcscn, say J, doubtless
effected the Senatorial ticket considerable
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10

The County Court sits IN this town to-day. Hon
Chiel Justice w,ii,aas presiding Daman, for the
murder Of his wife, is To be tricl IN the course OF
the term
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10
STATE or VERMONT, }TnE iioH; pfoesis e p,

bi.'re, Of Ra,l,aa, -. iot the d'irel Of Rot,
aud To sl pefsans concerned N the estate OF Elliott
Strong, late 0f Rutland IN said district, deceased,
BRFfTfsG.
Whereas. The adninisfsior Of the estate Aforesaid
has applied 10 this iof license to'sell the real
ssd deceasrd for the aymrnl u tie dcbis
Of the said decreased
Thrrefor- YOU hereby notified 10 aPpraf beiofe
said eguri oa the fret Monday 81 Ociebsr neat. sud
sow cause II any tiefs BE- why said license should not
be grated. GiFen 10 Ff0oste Couu ihisi - day
a sootetats-, 4 ID IzfJ 80
A. T. BROWN, lodge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10
STATE or VERMONT.

D J. 80 y r. End Is 81 stated Probate
Cour, hea Of Raliand @ilin aud iof aid district
ne first Nonaay beiug hs 20 Gay OF sept 'oef, a 10
Ir3J
Merritt Cisrh adnlnislfsiaf of fae estate u MARTIN
Smna. late 81 MdcieloHn 20 s4is distfei, decess1a
proposing reader O has aaniiuifii ston
n - OrdsreG Tat said areoant b. eKamlned "a court
On he ffsi Mondsy II Oeher neat and that the Psb-
eaiion u copy 81 lhs osd-f lhfss ~frS fa~es-siff
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10
STATE OLE VERMONT

District Of Rutland, S. 50 at stated Probate
Court held at Rutland, within and for said distrc,
the first Monday, being the % day OF Sept, a. ID.
1899.
certain instrument in writing, under seal, purport-
ing TO be the last will and tesla meni of Oliver Harring
ton Of Dandy in the county Of Rutland and state aiore
said deceased being presented TO said court by Andrew
Huntingdon the executor therein named for probate nnd
allowance
II is ordered, that notice be given by the publication
Of copy Of this order three weeks successfully in the
Rutland Herald printed AT Rutland, soon may be,
TO all persons concerned to appear the first Monday
OF October next If they cause aud contest the
bate of said will
A true copy Of record, $40
a. l. BROWN Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10
STATE Of vERNONT. ,

D.,,ir, Of RotisSd :. ID a stated Probate
Court held At Rutland within ADD CO ssd d,~,c,,
The fret Monday, being The - day OF septic nbsf A. ID
is.D
certain IN iromsai in Writing. under seal, ratPsr'
,nH 30 be the las vii and tesla cnt ~ joel frsrr cf
Midale,oNn w the cnuh,v II Rnt = and state sfarc.
snd deersscd beag presented to said coeu by Rsbse
Ffsncis the sseeas therein named for probate and
allowance
II Is Ordered that sad will no referred Tor yfabse
the hfst Monday e ociohsf and thai prAitrs.
hon of copy II this order three seeks saoe~ssvely IN
the Rata Herald priatrd Rutland soan may
he she'll be sufficient notice ~ cane~tn, 10 sppesr
they cause, AM contest ihe probate and allowance
Of said will true copy Of Rrca,d. $50
A. l., BROWN, Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District Of Rutland com
mssIoners, 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands ofs persons against the estate OF
HENRY MESSER,
late Of Pslord 10 said district deceased represented IN
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited ia off,
set thereto, and months from the I'D Of Aug inst.
being allowed by said court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that will attend to the
business OF our appointment at the dwelling house Of
the said deceased the last two days Of December and
January next from 10 o'cck A. n until q o'clock T..
VI on each II said days.
HENRY SiNoNDS, l,o,,,ni.,.,.
T. + BOGUE,
Dated at PittsfoTd, Aug 81, 1882 $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10

p. s. Since writing the above j, has been ascer-
tanned that this contemplate fraud originated at
Montpelier, and packages of this specimen of Loco
Foco honesty were sen, out over the State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10

STATE or VERMONT, lV'HE Hon. Probate court
District OF Rutland IS J l. for the county o! Hut
land
10 the heirs at Law and all concerned In the estate Of
Joseph Newell, late Of Ddnby in sa dst'ie deceased
GHFTTtsc.
made application the court for license 10 sell The real
Of the said deceased for the payment Of the debts
iound doe against said estate. =
Tberelorr yon ure IA rcby notified to appear before
said court the Grst Monday October next, and give
bonds for the payncnt Of said debts o. show cause why
said license should not be- granted. Given Ia Pfo-
haze Court his 81 day d September, ID lr.'D
$50 a l. BROWN, Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10

ME The subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w II b 4 court Tor the ii ifict Of Y thav.p com
tnssioners tecoito essain~, aai adj All ella NJ.
aud demands Of all pessas. " inst the estate Il
LUCRErIA MINOR
late II CAST TIM IN sad ,iric in II emit
and also all claims and tenands exhibited IN Offset
thereto, and six h. from the 9Th day Il Apgut
ls.E, betag I"~ed BY ,aiI nri for taa purp
do e,eiore hereby gte nolio. that vii tend to
the bus ness Of our said appointment Of iiowes Of
fc,, ia G. stetan, the first Tuesesys 81 December
and Jstuars next, from to folr o'clock I. N.
each { sad d,s
ERAsTus HlGLEy. c..,l.
JAMES ADAMS, ~'"'n'' 0he'''
Casile,oB, Aug 81, 1889. s6--2s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10
=
MARRIED..

In Granville n. Y by Rev. VIM. Brown, Edwin
Carlos Woodward TO Miss. Charlotte Barney both of
Castleton, VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10

" AZ the Rsiliad Herald. printed At Railsad,s
miy be-. shai bc sniesepi nece 10 AL eeecsfped w.
pear " they .ee csusr. and ohject thereto.
Nos copy Of Resort, $50
A L nROWN. lparr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-10
RECApIruLArioS
AGGREGATE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

inferred from the above that tensions mai is JOO
90 towns 10 be heard from.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Pcrso'ia using the Life Medicines, are advised IL
take TIE fiiis al night. IN sufficient quantities 10
operate two or three times on the bowels In Tho
course Of the neytGay. Also, take tabjsspoon(nl
Of the Bfiiefs half an hour belnre each meal For
tnose q delicate ~ enieeblcd Constitution. hall
the quantity may be Sufficient.
For further particulars Of the above Nc.
dicine see hotfat's Good Samaritan, a CO.
py Of which accompanies the med,cine. A
copy NAV also BE- had On application a, the
Printing Office 10 Charlotte, where tho Me.
diciue ~ for sale.
Prepared and sold by William y. MoTat.
3G7 broadway, New York. A liberal de.
dneiion made to those who purchase TO cell
agalo. Letters, post paid, will receive i'm.
mediate attention.
T. J. flOLTON, agent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25
TaTsl I'LL!

YnxHE immense aud increasing poPu'af'ty OF
these Pills, 10 another proof OF ihs mali.
b,l,ty Of the old sd.ge. thai truth - Po~siiu'
and will prevail" Other pills are only punto'
eu, DR.. Peters are purchased and praised ana re-
commanded until the demand ior them has DO
cone slaOst universal
Or. Peters would impress this fact 1?oH ue
puolie. that his pills not quaek medic ,''''
bat scientific compound Of simrles, when mas
hsen the result of many years intense sPPiest'n
10 profession in which he Was regularly bred
and h,oee n IA IAas'tAr nh ihe frg nlat iseul
tv as with the people at large.
Que OF The many Peeuiss virtues Of ihc Nsa"-
table Pills is, that While very powerful 10 theH
effect, they are particularly uiilt and gentle IN
their action. Unlike the generality 81 medicines
their .pvliealon 10 ns,er attended With bSasea VI
gfiping.
Peters Vegetable Pals arc nov regarded BY
L csc who have had an opportunity 70 dseies
upon their merits, a. al ines'imaelc PubiiC
BLESSING.
Without an exception IN age az country, 20
medicine bAD spsead ~iih such Tap'dily end gpyn
such universal satsfaciion-
Prepared BY Joseph Priesily Peters, W ID, No.
Iag Liberty street, Ns~ Yosk. E4eh eSx contains
40 Pllls. Priee so cents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25
UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE

~ hisuoF nERgR.
Beneath our itei and DER no, e.,
l. equal warning given; !.
Beneath US lie ihe countless as.a
Above Ne Is tho heaven.
Death rides on every passing b,..,.
Tie turks IN every flower.
Each season has It's ON n disa.s.
Its peril every hour.
Our eyes have seen the roe, HyL,
of yooih's son cheeks dtea,
Ard tate descend ia sudden n,sA,
On manhOod's middle DAY.
our yes lave seen the steps Of are
Hai1 fcebly ,ou ards he ,oab
And Jet shall earth our heafl, sn.
And dream Of days 70 come ss''
Torn, moral, turn. Thy d.nss, -
Where'er thy Zoo, Gao tread
The earth ring hollow from A-Io.
And warns thee of her dead,
Turn, Chiiaiisn. turn Thy soul anal,
To tralhs disinsly given fp9
The bones this, underneath ,h.,E.
Shall live ior he'll os heaven