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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

HLyN S-S7o yrrcIs sup-r Flour, Lending itc-
Nv" s.. X. COLLINS co
uN Sc South Street.
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DOCTOR FAWCETT.

~ y i Wv "A W ~
M of London aud Ednbreh and Of the Medical College of
Philadelphia confines his practice TO select branch OF
"Noeetempta doloee voluptosr
F. is encouraged by the torm attending
mode Of tire atmen the of veneres elects structures
those other bad nptoms which the constitution
and lay Of decay either from NAL
treatment or any other cause 10 suh persons the atp-e
generally defective, and the relish for life almost susued
His mode of tire ment universally admired his medicines
being pleasant to the taste and sa gently asroges
Rbres o. the stomach and gives that tenst what
debility ahores extensive sexual
debility seminal weakness and mpotency, brought BY de-
Ssv. haes AZ ~ Z. symRS%i en-
where the Doctor be consulted ali Of the
day and night Letters ost pad) will receive immediate 1T
tenton. ms In
severely tested in this city during the winter months,
the patentees with renewed condolences to
the public Jhs numerous Of kalso'ne rant sow
existing in New York. renders enums alton OF It's Al
ysntaEes supeuous the moet prominent are the
Ks.omine Colors are M re perm aneut luminous and
occssonng any offensive smell luxurious effect upsn
health, and drying in few hours. kasomine pant AZ
properly applied be washed when so'isd ACCORDING
Orders received and punetusly attended e At the
feb o, ,rn- se4 Broadway. corner ErankI
~ Now we'll known in this city 70! very many era
and cures has formed ~ all case,
eou,nses % be eopsused BY The Of both His
mode of treatment too well Known 10 teqm,s %
hs for 40 year, ~ The hT. III hos
Ter sssss, With success aud dsss.eh vhes, he ad
either Of Mercuy Bassp Persons aetsd with prstrse'
sn TO- q pr ,ns 1, Doclsr .uT, oGers HE psos
Al home unia P. NJ, and charge moderate ms Pm
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber having completed and PIT IN operation hD
newly invented Cotton and Hay Prese offers TO sell dis
Of Presses for any part # he United States nego
as for the sale q the patent rht for section Of the
country east Of the Allegheny nouetans. may be
alton daily between the hours Of sndii A.
at the corner OF Avenue aud sh On this pre-
,ws.y Eve pounds to the cubic foot. ia two nnas
great cost a:d expense at the place Of shpmen The power
Of mes Is for pressing hay the density ofwen
ty pounds to the cubic foot the The
very simple in its contradiction liable get Of repair
and occupies Of about three by on the floor
10 perfectly portable and will be sold thaa ooe fourth
part other Of equal power USE
Wall street. between the hours ofa and o'clock or Of r. w
streets Letters post paid will meet immediate attention.
ms DIM g. GARDINER.
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CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
DIR. J. FRANCIS.
OCIII IST ---------

No. 10 BARCLAY STREET. HI IN.
WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE AeTOk HOuse
HIS preparations haze 7. almost every instance Effected
weakpess Of sight &c and many cases be IL he -
durable, as is iully aftssted By the following -
CERTIFICATES. .Hcfsf
~ certify that Jacob Valentine about n wear ~
age brought my house last fall apparently blind "A:
called to-day aud that he TIE pa,epf 81
DR. Francis whose treatment has been the means und q
JAMES MINOR
Rector Of St. Georges Church, Beekman March
~ wasneary blind for twelve with nsbua GOVERNS
the sight and Perfectly restored by Dr. JFraneis
MARTHA BROWN, TIT forsyth street,
" certify Ia the above being true statement
g. BENEDICT, Pastor Of the stanton st. Church,
was nearly blind for twenty years with Cataract in
each eye Surgical aid resorted TO without any e
fect from The Of Dr. Francis wonderful preparation
for that disease Iny sight s perfectly restored.
HESTER JOHNSON,i ss South st. New York;
We the undersigned have witnessed the astonishing eff
cacy Of Dr. Francis for diseases Of the Eye
hessney commend them TO the CT the public =
DUNcAS. DUNBAR, Pastor of McDOusl street Church,
New York
s!H CONE, Pastor of the First Bar tist Church..
JOHN PEEL Agtnt of the Home Mlssion Society:
JACOB BROUNER Pastor Of the nth Baptist Church.
JOSEPH ANDRADE, Roman Catholic Priest of st.
Numerous certificates can be seen at T. q Office.
b Prepared and sod ONLY BY Dr. FRANCIS, No. 10
@ Artificial Eyes Inserted equal in appearance to the
natural. mt lmd6w
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HOPE GROWS FROM IN
WARD EAITH

w III + n i IL.
nsly seated upon her such NAT milan.
~ M ,d in the
happy say it the means Of restoring her to perfect
"' WIN. yANDEwATEH,
To Msssrs J. PrAsx & Son IS biSi.on st. ~-
Nrw ROCHELLE. Feb. nth. ls.a.
Me:s,s PsA'. Sos GG.ntismso-My son had bsep
that 'sS .V we're bssOsins a with
moral enemy Of he human rsc-ths Consamptonbut upon
aiaons II consider The worthy have no objee
"'A Your Pc. GALLAUDEr.
rs;I %a.Its wassnsr aud Sh;H II !Ss siy 10
f Tease e { Son, :" DiS'siss street. ' ' " :
M.G I E;SSains Ne sis,: 5 ss:s:. Ma:
Mes:rsJ Gums Co. NO 10 Ezchahss Place. New o..
=; RsssI,.sn, No. ito Saisi%or. st. Baltimore Md
CREAM---CREAM---CREAM
W! =: s!;';i TS'::'y ' T:s..s
Es sss.. taa h. sss.. GS :Ss%n KNOWN
ss ss .sn K! g1 Tsg sSs. beard
"a a. DC ,Se .Ss;si is NJ;
WilIin ere'v climate teepI
Makes ii a pleasing task Ia shave,
And will both time ard trouble
Prepared and sold C. H. RING Fulton street; Bias
sett, sH Broadway, and $50 Broadway. m2l I'm.
TO CARPENTERS. BUILDERS, &c
JUST PUBLIsHED,-The Modern Builders Guide CON
tanning eighty seven eopr plates with fsl s5plans,ens
hands Of every builder in the country 1t contains an secu
red realise Hand and Stair Raining branch which ha.
heretofore been but imperectly notice in oiher works M
tabeaton has been attended With great hand
WILLIAM d. SMITH,
Archi teet portra tandC avd
$50 Broadway, third story.
yeweIers. &c. mil lm+
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physican, sui conti1
m treat with astonishing vi diseases peeulR
b females. So go.
cause proaucsd Be removed By Madame c. very she
time.
Madame Cs medical establishment having undergone tnof
OCH repairs and alterations for the better scconoea =
her I'd To receive ladies
the point Of confinement those who wish 10 treated
obstruction of their monthly period. ..rf
Madame c. be consulted at her residence, No - Lsp
pard times with the strcest regard
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UNPARALELLEH CHEAPNESs:
n BASEMENT, ios BeeLman street near Pearl. Gentle
men who are now or formerly have been paying extra
vagsn price; for their T a:ssd s.t ,hs need do
tronse him hand A. Fashionable style and ercsent
materaIs, at the folio wing moderate prices - -"
Sup West Of Eng Wooidysd black, blue, dress
Pns double mipsd do black plaid and fancy esss So to
s. so.
Coats made and trimmed in superior Tanner from ~ to
$3.50; Vests, $3.50 to 80; Pants, 81 so to
OARS, SWEEPS AND sCULLs.-Notice il hereby Civ
in West street North River side AID do all my busines
my old Oar Establishment Water street and a. save ali
the Of store will sell Oars Sweeps and scu
to the Oar Establishment 4o2 Water .reet Eve DOOR above
Cstharpe market. JOHN A. PEARSALL.
TO MILL1NERs. AND NET
prices spleudd OF French Millinery Goods con
ssrg OF the peweat end most fashi nabIe styles Straw
Bonnsts Ar fcia Flo Sers. Ribbons silks Tsrlatanes &c
elsewhere. m22 xeod+
tory ard Bar ,Rsom No Rowery, corner Of Division
move 70 The country. Apply on the prsEises.
ENCHIRIDION MEDlCTM-The undersigned, regular
~ practitioner Of medicine in the City Of New York.
Der Of the Medical Institutions Of the State and County bav
during the last eight accomplished great number
owenderfs and urisng eures in every variety Of long
s.peEsnee Of Dr. Solomon Heinz dat The pub
is1q Of street and Broaiway and asr
that in Reed stree I, Broadway.
Ns ute est quod agmus vana est gloria no,rs, Natura
ms ~: SOLOMON HErNE MD
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NOTICE TO KUPTUKED PEKSONS. -
DR: &C HULL, No 1vEsEY STREET. AsrOR
lures may rely upon best instrumental aid the wosd
aords app his Office Vsey street New York,
agents the chief Of the
United states Pssiens must he careful f. examine the back
Dr. Hull writing None other genuine to bere
lied good Children under twelve univeEsally
cured without than Of the Trus6
The radio cure ha. been under the progressive psastis,
Truss Once, and brought to state Of unrralled per-
lection. mis- In
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CHINA, GLASS AND EAnTHEN WARE-A hist q
prices Of China, Glass, sold BY r. SIMPSON,
House Broadway who keeps the best articles and sell
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DENTISTRY.


WYNN, THORN DENTIST soIcits the attention of those
w who Artificial Teeth aud those who may require
them to his method cf supplying the Maxary family Wig
Of the acid the Gold Plate In ali admit Of it. he
inserts teethrom mplete without usng par
tce OF metal Of any description =, 81
81 Chamber street. ms Inn
TTKATE AND POUDRETTE-The Lodi Manufae turin
Company or barrels Of Poudrette for and
daily preparing both Urate and Poudee. II the weaths
spring. This company have connection with any other
the Poddrere they offer than
better than what has been made New York and
they have the evidence Of armers and practical chemists
it. This company alone make Ure They have dis
dreue although much more expensive. They do not
make Of "a Raw P.e Turf Meadow Mud" nor OF
nor moulding saud from the foundrie the
sshes from hard AL articles Of COMPOUND any other
have determined 10 make acs which the fsrmers and
gardeners have Reasonable Eropd 10 complain Of and
they hope 10 establish and its character
TERMs-Cash delivery for Pudette 20 ceuts bushs
person wanting few barrels May have the delivered
board vessel New York At - barrel each barrel
tanning bushels struck free OF cartags "a ba
will four bushels heaped pretended by
One of the great benefits using these the
nomy with which they be applied boy will do more
10 one day than with team carting cut in
three days. Farmers and gardeners who have tried these
tina. bshe Of Poudret to Of ban
These manures may be had Of Mr. Jacosus the Hacken
sack Bridge, New Jersey; Of Messrs Stiiwe Dey Ne
No 4s Liberty street New York Letters By mail post paid
addressed The Lodi Co. bog 900 Post OF
wishing manures at given time, may give order!
advance and the company will reherve them. nolmds
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13
Vt. Lit. s. Sci. Institution.

ME second quarter, in the First Term of the
i Academic year of this Institution, will COM
mence on .Monday, FEB 28th. The FenaIt
Department connected with this Seminary, will
open on WeJ'lesddy Maryh 9Th. und.,r the super.
intendence Of Mss LOUISA E.B aIGGS,
of Boston, PreceptreSs Tins Lady is The
daughter of Professor A. Bi iggs-now of Middle
boro' Mass. Haviag enjoyed The best advantag-
es that our countrl Affords III both The solid and
| ornamental branches of Female Education, we
cherish the most confident expectation, that
young Ladies and Misses under her instruction
will have superior facilities for perfecti e the ac-
cOnpishnae'ts which, when possessed, pre-emi-
nently adorn the Female Character - 49,. ~.
Special attention will be givfn 20 music and
French-aiso to class preparing to teach summer
schools. Punctualiiy at the opening of each De-
Partment very desirable. .-.- ...-.
Competent ASSISTANTS employed always when
necessary. ~ T."
TUITION. 49,
Common English Branches, $500
Higher, do do 4O5
The Ancient Classics, 40
French-includlng English branches, 5 %
Extra for Drawing. or Painting. 100
Incidental expenses, not exceeding ,25
Music-Piano Fore, (mcining use of instru-
ment,) @@= -s 90
cIal attention may be expected by Young
gentlemen in a cousse of preparation for cosge.2
c. &. BISBEE, Principal.
Brandon, March 7ih, 1912. IT.. .
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13

The Most Highly Approved Medicine now
i'm General usc for Coughs, Colds, and all
Diseases of the Lungs.
YENHE VEGETABLE PULMON-
AIRY BAESAM is believed To be
deseryediy the most popular Medicine ev-
er known in America, for coughs, colds,
asthma or phthisic, consumption, whoop-
ing cough, and Pulmonary affections of
every kind. -.
The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam has
been very extensively used for about If.
teen years and its reputation has been
constantly increasing. So universally pop
utar has this article become that it may
| now be considered as standard article in
! large part ofthe United States aud Brit
sh Provinces. Many families keep it
constantly BY them, considering 1.-THE mos,
safe as well as certain remedy for the
! above complaints. The Proprrlors have
received, aud are receiving numerous re-
commentators from many of our bes
Physicians, who make use of it In ti1eiI
! practice. The names of a few individuals
who have given their testimony 10 favor
of this article are here subjoined, and. fol
a more full account see the envelope 10 the
bottle.
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THE LION OF THE DAY.
TIE Old Dutch or German Vegetable
Pills. ~ rs

gUyO the citizens of the United States
n and the Canadas is respectfully sub
mitled this Directory to the means for re.
gaining that which has been partially,
and in some instances, totally lost. -
What blessing should be priced above
that of health, aud who knows better how
10 prize the blessing. than those who have
been deprived of it2 1t is all old adage,
fand one that contains wise injuncton,)
Tin time of peace, prepare for war
We should in time OF Health. prepare for
the attacks of that s,eallhy lurking foe,
Disease. 1t would be wisdom to observe
his movements. 10 scan we'll the form in
which he approaches. and then to meet
| him with those means which are calcG'at-
ed to effect i his overthrow Those
means are now before this enlightened
and intelligent community. They are ac-
cessible to the poor as we'll as the rich,
and | trust that those who regard The
Constitution of man as one of the finest
specimens of Divine workmanship, and
the Laws by which that Systemis govern.
ed and directed, as originating in no other
far obey the injnnctioas of the latter as to
provide the best safeg uard for the former.
II is with the most fatlering recommen-
dations, subscribed by most eminent Medi-
cal Gentlemen, not only in this Country
but also in Europe that offer this va!ua-
Bile Medicine TO this American People.
Time and full opportunity for. a fair
and impartial TRIAL have placed the Lion
of the Day beyond the brand of Imposi-
ZION, Humbug, Quackery, &C. - -
This Pill is composed of extracts, from
| nine parts of the vegetable kingdom, (be-
ing entirely free from any drug of dele
terious nature, and adapted particularly
to the cleansing of the Stomach, Blood,
and the various secretions of thu Human
System, Bilious Fevers, and ChoIic, Fee
yer aud Aeue, Jaundice, Scarlet Rash,
DiSp psia, Heartburn. Costiveness, Asth-
ma, and Live; Complaint have been cured,
by using these Pills according to the direc-
tons accompanying each box. ...~
| tits not intended that this Medicine is a
cure for al Diseases to which the human
system is liable. $3.50.
! Many efforts have been made to com
pound a Medicine which would cure all
Diseases, but have failed. Those Diseas-
es enumerated above. are within The pow
er ofthese Pills aud sure cure or relief
! is warranted 49,
Price 81 IL cents. ~>---- ..-
For sale in Brandon by Jackson &
Ketcham. Warren & Bliss; w PouItneY,
]. Leffingwel, Joel Beeman; E. Poul,ney,
w. P. Noyes, S. D. Cushman; Ira. Fran
els l.. Wing; W. Rutland. Hitchcock, H.
Morgan, F. Slason; Clarendon Springs,
Hitchcock & Morgan; Tinmouth, NOAH
! W. Sawyer; Watingford, N. Round &
Co.. David H. Meacham & Co.; Claren-
don, H. & w. Hodges; Rutland, H. T.
White & Co; E. Clarendon, Calvin Cross
( man, Calvin Spencer; Shrewsbury, Levi
Finney; MounthoIly, D. Il. Huntoon !;
Sherburne, Chas Anthony & Markham;
/ Pntsford, S. D. Townsh-nd & Co., Strong
& Buck; Benson. c. r. Walker & Co.;
Orwell, A. L. Catlin. 5O:Iy
And for sale at all the principal towns
| in the State. -1+s ..-.
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IS c + L I A NY.
From the Emancipator.
Mr.. Wsss's District in Vrgiaia.
SOCIETY AS 1T Is IN VIRGINIA.

Mr.. Wise's District IN Virginia.
The Hon. Henry A. Wise. the leader
in the House Of Representatives Of the
John Tyler-AdminisIIalIon party, in d
speech some weeks since against, printing
an extra Number otone Of the Gems US doe
uments, declared that he wanted no public
documents, to send into his district. He
would not thank gentlemen to send ihem,
il they would take the trouble to frank
them for him. They were not required
there. In another speech on pruning,
March 8, he said he gloried ia the
fact that in his district there was not a
newspaper published, Of any party or any
kind /; the people did mol want such a
thing, and they would not haven't if they
could. Although The ancient capital Of
Virginia was ia. his district, and the seat
OF renowned university which has pro.
dused more great men than any other col.
iege- IN this country, no man had beer
able TO establish newspaper there. He
gloried in IL, that they had none OF these
engines ofvillage strife, to set neighbors
at variance, and Gil neigbborhoods with
confusion. Let US look iittle,at the STA.
tislcs Of this district, and see what the
developments Of a Congressional District
In Old Virginia, comprising seven coun.
tries, university, and the SIZE Of the old
est settlement and ancient capital of the
State.
1. The number Of votes given at the
Presidential election in 1910, when par
ties brought out all their strength, was
29l6. Mr.. Wise was elected ia 1889 by
receiving e9s votes. How many he re-.
ceived in. l54I, have not now the means
of stating. 80.
2. The total population of the district
in 1880 was 81. 400. In 1910, it was So.
953. being diminution of 4,567,. or 8 Der
cent in 10 years.
3. The population is made up of %.
l27 white persons. $500 free persons oil
color, and %, $50 slaves-a ratio of ATS
per cent whites, los per cent eolored, and
AZ per cent slaves.
Inere are In The district 1897
white persons over 20 years Of age. Of
whom 5.445 or 287 per cent are Return.
ed as unable to read or write.
3. Take one hall Of those who
able TO read. l722, deduc, Is per cen, sor
paupers and minors between 20 aud 81
and you have 1869 whitemen upward. q
81 years old. unable TO read, which IS
more than half the number Of voters in the
distric..
8 There are 10 the district 81 pos; off.
ces. yielding S2.e23 per annum, or Sl04
apiece. OF this, the sum Of 1928 is re-
ceived at Williamsburg. the seat of the
college. very small town ITSELF furnish
ing bu, ninety voters, Deducting this,
there remains Tor the district proper but
$1,000. which averages S72 each. The
whole postage averages 33 cents to each
Of the 1862 white persons who can read.
Dsducting the 5000 for the college, and
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IT NFERMENTED WINE. D.

I IA NE En- WEN ED WINE. - D.
u PoMERoY, Jr. No AZ Water stree.,
oilers for sale superior article of Unfer-
| mented Juice of the Grape. 1t is in the
form OLA Syrup, and so concentrated as
to avoid fermentation. l. retains nuch, if
not all of the favor of the Grape; and is
decidedly better than any article which
has heretofore been offered. Directions
tor dliu'ng it, accompany each kouIe.
For the convenience of those churcnes and
individuals who may wish TO order t by
letter, and enclose the money, it will be
put up in different size bottles, and packed
m case which ray be had at S., $40 and
$50 each; and can be safely transported
to any part Of the country. All such
orders, postpaid, will be promptly attend
ed to- --.~.-z-'s e-.0--
New York, July 2lst. 1s4f. -
The following testimonials have been
kindly furnished by the Rev. MIR. Marsh,
and Edward @. DeIavan, Esq.
s. have paid some attention to the Tn.
termented Juice of the Grape, which Mr..
Pomeroy offers to the churches for com
munion wine. It certainly is beautiful
and DELICIOUS article, and evidently free
from that rlaGdening quality which, in
terraented wines, is so destructive to
souls and bodies Of men. Ifit can be gen
orally introduced into the churches, soIhat
the people of God shall no longer in this
holy ordnance contribute to the suppor
OF alcoholic manufactures, a great and i'm
portant advance will be made in the cause
Of temperance; an advance now loudly
called for the reform of more than 10000
drnnkards, many ofWhom we hope to See
at the table Of Christ. and none of whom
can with safety take into their lips the in
oxicating principle. JoHS MARSH,
Sec. Ameriean Temp. Union.
New York, July 2lst, l84l. = !
.Bailston ceatre, Juky 29tA, 1871. I
= most cheerfully add nv testimony to
that Of Mr. Marsh. The sample of the
!. Fruit of the Vine" free from the poison
ofaleohol which you have been so kind as
% send me. is not only beautiful but deli
cious. And | liray God that the Christian
# our land and all other lands may with
me u,ited voice demand the ..Fruit of the
Vine" free from fermentation. in place OF
he alcoholic and drugged poisons which
have 50 loag held their station on the
Fable ofthe Lord. EDw. G. DELAvAN
49-tf.
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soUR COUNTRY, ITS DANGERS AND
DESTINY.
BIT W. H. BURLEIeH.

Bur see amid the crimes that call aloud
For vengsnce, one prominently proud,
Peerless in guilt, and stained with darker hue
Than common wickedness yet ever knew
Concentrating in itseIf all vileness. all
Offalss or foul that can the soul appal;
Perfection OF impiety-t last
And crowning work Of Lucifer, outcast
Upon the earth-the spawn Of deepest hell
A monster-birrh without apaiallel-
Lifts in cur midst his horrid aspect, red
With innocent blood which his own hands have
shed,
And claims, with scowling eve and haughtiest tone,
Tribute from ali and fealty 10 his throne
His throne, on crushed and bleeding hearts upbuilt
BY blood cemented and sustained by guilt.
TO him the statesman, with obsequious bow,
Gives up his manhood and performs his VOW
Before his footstoo crouches in the dust,
And begs for leave TO pander to his lust,
Obeys with vassal-sou his high behest,
And does his dirtest work with keenest zest!
To him, the priest, clerical poltroon,
Who fears thar men will leave their sins too SOON
Who weaves apologies forevi deeds,
And gauges pieiy by length Of creeds-
VINO pays up-"otsnip W uio bOiu VI Atou'onp
The while his heart is unto Mammon given
Makes low obeisance, AMI with rapturous grin,
Opens his church to let the demon in
And at his bidding with wonderous knack,
Lies aud basphemes, and swears that white is black
Perverts the bible and the cross maligus,
Aid all-Heaven help us.-with the best designs
Greeis him before the sacranental board,
Fellow dis, iple Of the common Lord,
And bids him take, with hands that reek with gore
The embiems Of His death who our lransg ressions
borei
Well may the land in which such deeds wro't
Shudder with fear-God's vengeance sleepeth not
Well may the nation, stained with crimes SO deep,
Grow pale with terror,-and repentant, weep!
HAPPY the Lord may turn aside his wrath,
Nor dash his lightnings redly in our path,
Nor bid his vengeful thunder Ger US break,
But spare the guilty for the righteous sake!
May we not hope our land, grown timely wise,
Will put away her foul impietiesi
No longer rob the poor, no more Cypress
The helpless, but awake to righteousness
Live out her glorious principles, and show
gazing world how radiant is their glow;
How vast their power for good. as back they bring
His primal dignity to man. and fling
A halo DER the nations, in whose light
Earth shall rejoice, and own the reign of RIoHr!