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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-20
A M Err loan TEL
PHH.AnEU.pHIA

THIS new on Chestnut street. opposite the
State HouAe undergraduates Square, themniediate
vicinity of all the sonabs places Of AVID
Il has been built ~ the most thorough by JhnJ
hdgwsy Esq, snd contains upwards OF hundred
Of which p,rlo. with bedrooms adjoining niahle
for families, and narties Of ladies and gentlemen Ut
will b~ furnished hrouxhou without regard expense
opened Tor reception OF the travelling public day
OF March next.
The ppreors atter themselves their long
in the business will enable them conduct the American Ho
ts IN ali It's departments, such will please the
most kstid0us and their fort
aud luxury that be found Hotel in the United
States. ..f. M 4.
B-.Bathng Rooms are attached TO the Hotel where
warm and cold water baths will az all times be in readiness
9. JAMES MAC EfEELLLLAN }Proprieon.
January 18th 1874. Jl5 smrc
EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTIMORk
ERA3TUS COLEMAN has this day taken HENRY r.
JACKSON into parnershie ard io future The home will
The patronage Of the travelling public aud influence Of
friends, is respectfully solicited.
Baltimore. February |, 1874. II I'm &c
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE, HOTEL.
THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House located in In
outsider street, No ST. In the vicinity OF the steamboat landins
and vegetable MARKET having commodous family apartments
arranged in the rcatest order.
baggage &C. who will board vesscls Immediately after tho visi
Of the reveuue oifcsrs. f... h
BYstos to this Island should passport frog
The Spanish Consul at the port Of oovi,e diff
6cuities and inconvenience
s2i smee* WILLIAM FULTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-20

. SkR NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
3R Fast sains packet ship kOCHs Err, 1000 tons
burhrn Capt John Britton. will sail positively above her
regular day.
she has unsurpassed for the comfort Of
bn scOnd cabin and steer,ge Those Wishing To
behs should make early application board foot Of
fire 43 Peck slip. cor South 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-20

A61H FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE LiNE-kegqiar
GA RRiCK, Capt b g. II. Trasf, ofioCe tons. viii
al regular Foreght passage havins &C.
board, at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street ,
e. X. COLLINS co.
Price of passage, Slc0 .t S. South
The packet ship Roscius Capt. J. Collins Of 400
day. v n.4 I..s..t
Passengers may rely the ships Of this line sailing PINE
mall adv fired = ! 1 !
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
WY " TTtFV FNTTTT1N HH'TT1 F1 TTHF' ''7III 0V VI
BRANDRETHS PILLS.

They will not deceive you-hey will you tho
NEW WEDICINE MADE 10 SPECULATE UP.
ON HUMAN Woes: They are made 10 ALLEvi-
who use them the g REATEST BLEsSlNG.
GPfMPURfTY Of the BLOOD causes pain and &C.
casOns disease upon that part Of the body which from
cause may be weakest Thus persons whose blood IS
impure should they have cold The impure blood would
settle upon thor kings and consumption be the trouble -
80 e w BR osISt Trouble le saved 6y using
which cannot be Uverdoue. Only use them in The
mencemtnt Of any d'sedscuse them in full doses, and
you will be up and we'll while those who to
take such simple medicine tedrddcn pfcmaurely
end their days. The BRANDRETH PILLS are ony
beginning to be appreciaed-ey ere found to never de-
cciveIhey the only internal medicine required in this
climate
WHERE is THE MAN OF SENSE, whose m nd
is unpteiudced Who from he infectious smell after death
would say would this body have been bere If life had
pureIacion been prevented? Are men burn be sck7
shall the lower animals live heir full extent ard man only
prematWey perish Let follow naure-let eanso
the booo from impurities, and we shall live the full
extent Of The oil in our lamp Of lie
BE CAREFUL OF PRETENDED universal ptr-
gaiycs, which be used without injury The body
as Brandfeths Pills What lheyl Arc ihoy not
limitations of tie Bapdrcth Pills Recommended in The nd.
refreshments stolen from Dr BrnndtelI? Were they not
originally cit lls, purpoIiing TO be the genuine
Brandreth PIsl Hut IN consequence &c the new labels
the Brandrch Pill boxes they obliged to SINE
Out under other cours equally ia Sc? Observe The makers
aud travelling agents! Ato they men whom DR..
Baudcth cast oil not for good conduct troll, Is not this
applicable 10 tie pretended "lndan" in fact,
To nearly all the advertised Pis uc Tire day? shall the
public trust their nesn the hapds u these unpruepIed
mcu? surely not
The Brardreth Pills give STRENGTH ror weakness
they liked best 10y those who have taken tie most
Of them Dr. Brandreh can give personal reference to
thousands who have been restored ON bed of sickness,
by Their use when every other means had proved unava-
ing lcse continually occut mig in :ls ciiy,
AID in every other part Of he unun. Get Brandfeis
Pills fyou are not perfectly healthy and they will restore
ynulf medicine can d. It-hec0use they expcl ttose
humo's which the cause Ct mpury If he bl, cd and
the same time the body IS strengthened by operation
Ut thIs III 81 excellent dIClnc,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
There IS u zseM.efty for the aUOlSt
OF EKiEtklOl,H =!

DLEASE res d Rev Mr. Fullertons certificate and then
L try them:-"Mr Jones' SRA desire TO benefit 9th
induces send this testimonial in Ta"or Of your
DRoPs HUMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with scroiulous humOr which assumed the
threatening appearance such sorethrUs swelling OF the
neck sides large hard lunches the neck and
in the amps accompanied with much ind pa
To such extent did the disease oduce apl
deormy of the felures my lungs became irrai,d,
intellectual faculties benumbed, with the ire Of The
ofsmeling. consulted several skiful physicians,
but al pronounced my disease ncurable. have taken
bottle your dIcne and enced using The second,
aud all appearance have effected perfect cure, and
longer bear the of tbs appalling disease. For
strength ofiungs body and mind have returned and
the swellings and punches have disappeared THIS is
simple statement ofFacs, which you al liberty 10
as you choose. N.H.FULLERToN.
Pembroke, n. II, July 90, ls4l."
iUjSA fresh supply Of this valuable medicine Just
ceivcd ami inr sale al tAe Bookstore Cf L WALTON
4 SONS. Mnntpelicr VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
A CERTAIN CURE

For Humors, Scroiua, Files, Erysiprlas Salt Rbeum,
Scald Head, and all diseases aisng from mpulty ii
the Blood.
DOCr. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
IL medicine composed entirely of vegetable substances
and of so active character eradicate speedily and
permanently all those troublesome and
which arise from bad If the blood is highly recon-
mended by al who have used it, and will positively in nine
cases GU of len effect permanent he pfoprctos
receive letters every week speaking praise of the
atcle and naratng of raofdn.y cures, which
are too volunnous to publish.
KEFEREN CES-Miss Sophia Bouchette of st A bans
aged about 90 Of scad head which she had had from
irancy-was obliged to cap constantly and was
without any hair Of consequence She need taking
the Mxule in Feb 1912 and by April tho disc sc dis ap.
pe2ed Her hair is grown out full and she longer
is obliged 10 wear a cap
Mr. Elbridge Bingham of 81 Adams, for the cure of
burning snarlng humor with which he had been afflicted
for Yeas
Solomon Johnson of Durham for the cure Of an ulcer
aud scroiulous affection.
ErasLus Stanton, Fl w Rice and John Baker Of Stan.
bridge for the of piles.
Hugh Murphy, also Of st Adams, cured of bad
case OF piles in July last in five days after he commenced
taking the mixture.
0J1The above article will be found at most druggist
stores throughout the siate-sod who esac by CURTIS
& SMITH, ST Albans. VI. Also by l. p. WALTON
AND SONS, agents Of the propnelos, al Montpelier, W.
Also by GOss Hulchins, Waterbury; T. B Green Rich>
81 Johnsbury; o. FRENCH Baue N. g. Hale, Chelsea;
+ b. Ncyns and ca. Royal,onj J. Ross j.. Woodstock
Peck aud Spear, BnrlLglon N V. HoLey and Co. Viii
iston.
lJ'Also by CLARK g. COLLINS and S. p. RED
Held, Monpe VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
BLANK CHANCEKY BILLS,
On ino paper price ! els, NJ Z. 2 Walton & Sons Oct
WONDER F(JII

A n astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated LinimcH
n for the Piles, rheumatism &c. has been used in
thousands oeases and failure to give complete
cure can be found large supply fromthe
Manufacture fihe GENUINE answer the many and in
creasing calls For sale only attic Montpelier Bookstore
BY f. p WALTON A, SONS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
PILLS. HOW TO AVOID THEM.

\.
Each agent who sells the Genuine Brandrc Pills has
IA CERTIFICATE OF AGENCY, winch has been
engraved at vast expense. 1t represents the mauufac
tory Sing Sing The banks of he Hudson river aud is
signed by Dr Brandrctn and his seal stamped upon the
paper.
No SECURITY.
Above al! observe the labels upon the boxes Each box
of the Genuiae p lis has now HREE LABELS upop
II The top and boucm labels containing upwards or Five
Thousand letters "A red INK; The W, rds BENJAMIN
BRANDRE HIS PILLS. beng printed two huE-
dred times upon The two labes
No. 3 SECURITY.
There are also uTon each label signatures Of Dr..
Brand, eth -one Is. Brandreih and also one Benjamin
Bandcih. Each boz the eiore be genuine mus have
six signatures Of DR.. Bandreih upon If the box does
not answer this drscr;pt the Pills Brandcrhs
Pills, but vile counterfeit Uf hrm the old labelled
boxes have been collected.
No 4 SECURITY.
Besides The above Signs Of Commences fac miles of
he b andreih Pill labels upon The certificate Of agen-
cy he, ente compare your box with the Labels the
certificate OF Agencs:-fit agrees, the Pills Iue-if
does tot, they are false.
have expended much time, and at least $1,000 in per-
feeling these checks In the sale e Counterfeit Pills. and
IN hope they will the genuine BRANDRETH
PILLS all who Them remain the pub. soryt
Il. BRANDREIH, NJ. D.
24l Broadway, N. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
tHAvE YOU AN AFFECTION OF THE
HEARTH

A RE your energies suddenly prosrated2 Does cos-
ing on one SIDE oi your head Have you pain IN your
glide and at the pit Of your stomach through 10 the back
Do you feel unequal your duly av6catons7 Arc you
depressed by anxious fears feeling as grea' cnam
ny going to oveiwhem YOU? Is your appetite ba d
into The stomach? Are they of clay-ikc color lfal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
BKANDKE II FILL AItt SULD A
DR.. BRANDRETH'S PRINCIPAL Of


FlCE, PAL Broadway, N. Y.
At his n. ENGLAND OFFICE. 10 Hanover ST. BOS-
TON, (only place III Boston for the genune)
And by more than 40U0 agents The New England
States alone, whose certificates Of agency should be
med before purchase is made.
iCjDsee articles I, p 8 and 4, on Further Security.
REGULAR AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF BRANDRETH,s
Pills IN WASHINGTON, ORANGE AND ORLEANS
MONTPELIER, E. P. WALTON and SONS.
Montpelier North, Charles Sbley
Albany, William Hayden
Bano, Dodge and Keith.
Barton, Edwards aud Mansfield.
Bloomington, Thomas e. Stewart
Brainiree Eust A. u. Lamson and Co.
BiookGeld, A. Cleaveand und Co.
Chelsea, Nathan G. Hale.
Crafsbury, William E. Paddock.
Coventry Falls, E. Clcaveland.
Derby Line Cobb Rollins md Co,
Clover simons, Conant and Co.
Middo:eS, Farmers 'i and Mechanics' Co.
Moretown, Joseph Sawyer.
Marshheld, j. l.. Carpenter.
Newport, rhineas Page.
No,thGeld, George b. Pierce and Co
Mortified, Bayiies and White.
Planfqld, A. I. Bancroft.
RoNhuy, +. ~ Spaudng
Randolph, PhIlunGeI Perrin
Randolph Randolph H Ws.i $ $. 3 B. P Msaa'
strufofd, Royal Iiatc1.
Stafford, Harris and Russ.
Thetord, Josiah - rnes.
Thetord, NJ. l. Walker
Theuord, Asa Poor.
T TSP;SSa% O. o. T II. W a sS'y'
Troy North, L. NJ. Parkhunt
Troy South, jacob Bates and Co.
Westfeld, Arad Hitchcock
Washington, B. f. Dickinson.
Wells River, Ira White.
Waisfeld, h. and J. NJ. Richardson.
Warren, William Cardell.
Warren, Cushman and Flint
Waterbury, Hulchins Co.'S and Co 6S-as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
TMPORTANT TO ALL !!

lMPOkGA Nj 10 ALL
'HHE Constitution, the tvs vitae ofo wonderful bod
L les requires alternative tcgenoratng influence
to cretie and retain heal by existence Air, light
other elements Brought to this requsnon, and
for time prove sufficient for the requirements Of tho
tenn. But when from lmprudcnce, and violation Of The
laws Of animal economy morbid humors arise, acrd and
vau or juices collected the system requires as
ance from some other source, ii SINKS in disease,
cay and death How wonderful and saluaiy this Pc
Rod, are The effects Of an appropriate alternative med
taken in season? Thousands have been saved from
death, and millions from sulierngs indcscrbable and
gain restored to health by the Il rely use of
PHILIPS TOMATO PILLS,
which rifcac.ous and potent in cleansing the
ach and bowels, purifying the blood and renOvang the
gandn6r system by altering he secetions Of The liver and
other glands, and carrying off the morbid juices and hu
nnrs:-that at he South they have acquired The name Of
Fever bane" because they invariably prevent break
up bilious fenen yellow, intermittent and lung ie.
vers.
Five years extensive use have proven them the best and
only aud safe remedy for all the numerous chronic
Diseases where the system requires something that will
operate on The blood liver and various systems of vessels
giving them healthy acon, at The same time expcl the
morbid and poisonous juices and humors which il separ
aies from them.
In this class of Diseases aie rheumatism, Dyspepsia
Dropsy, Liver Compa Bilious stomach scrofua gray.
ell worms, tumors aud crupiions OF the skin Of various
kinds, permanent weakness about the lons and limbs
kings evil constitutional hereditary ecbleness Of the
whole or part Of the system dc.
Thousands of cIses of the above diseases have been
Cured by the TOMATO PILLS and thousands of
deaths would have been prevented had these lis been
used, instead OF some Irresponsible bane'u quack p-a
remedy with which The country is londtd. There is
mystery or chaatanism about this universal remedy
They are prepared "f valuable vegetable remedies that
known b. both safe and cffecla and used very
extensively by ply scans their private practice because
as hundreds have SAID the pleasant eeciua and safe
medicine we have used.
The above Pills o sale by agents in al the country
towns. Agen;s cautioned not TO buy Of Pedlars.
. One word to the wise is sufficient ~
G PHELPS, D., Proprietor Hartford, CT, with
out whose signature none genuine.
For sale by 5. r. REDFIELD and CLARK & COLLINS
Muntpelie Goss u tulchins, Waterbury o. French
Bare, X. VI. Hammet East Montpelier A. T. Ban.
croft Painiied, $50 m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
BOBBINS, BOBBINS!!


VINIE subscriber takes this method public that
he has invented machinery by which he supply acto
with Bobblns cheaper than before made
country His factory situated in Pcacham, Caledonia Co. VT
where he intends keeping hand supply of Bobn timber
and will make order, short notice all kinds wanted He
would respectfully to his old customers, and all
in manufacturing wooen goods that he fas to the deter
mnaon put his mark down sink SWIM transporta-
ton is cheap in these days, his work does suit, it
back, and the money shall be refunded.
lie will sell for his factory Bobbins for filing
song, 5000. inches, $3.50 Warp Ia inches, $500
"a inches, $3.50
CURTIS f. NORRIS.
N. b. Orders from distance by mail, otherwise, prompt
~ attended, Letters of enquiry respecting TERMS ba
post paid. For putting boxes marking and sending
II to 20 cents thousand will bo charged. Fifty for oil
ing
Peacham September 10, 1874. rs Gun
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
mPRICE REDUCED. 20
IT'S TOO LATE; HIS DEATH
KNELL HAS RUNG.'


1HE package Of MIR. Phelps TOMATO PILLS Tor
TOO LATE, answered tho doctor with grief; his death
knell has Iung Alter moment he adOed had ile Pills
arrived in time have no doubt from what havcscon OF
their effects in Qunsy aud Sore oals that neighp1r
wnu1 have been saved Mis- Bnn who was taken quite
dangerously relieved by them hours and was
well in thee DAYS. Thus we how dangerous pro-
crdstnaon and of what vital importance Is an appiopr
ate remedy, timely administered WAsHISGroN died OF
similar affection and probably because medication was
delayed only few hons People should always keep a
box of these Pills in their houses be ready Of
sudden illness, and because they equally eicacou in
lung fever bilious fever collie cramp in the stomach,
gravel and worms, which all dangerous complaints
and it may be said they remedy for Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Indigestion and rheumatism sweled limbs.
heart burn efuptons Of the skin and in all where
Blood and Glands require purifying. In fact the Tomato
Pills should be in every house and used freely asa
FAMILY MEDICINE,
for which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old of ali constitutions The above is
fancy sketch, but true.
Tho Tomato Pills are for sale by Agents in all The
towns the Slate; but beware ofimposons for several
base attempts have been made 10 initiate these Pills. The
genuine are sgued by &c. r. Phelps M. D." Never buy
OF PEDLARS; and ask the merchant il he bought Of
PedIars Avoid him who, for few more cents profit will
dsappoin tho hopes of the sick and trihe with their
health. The genuine Pills be obtained Of The
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT, No. 226, Main street
Hartford.
For sale at CLARK & COLLINS, and s. P.REp.
FIELDS, Montpolieri sAML BRITAIN, Barre.
January 1874. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
n. III. DOWNS VEG ETABLE BAL


TINE most valuable medicine known fr cmng
j. Coughs, Gods, CONSUMPTION, Wh1oWng Cough,
Asthma Bronchitis, Group Influenza, and all disease, Of
the Lungs and where it's known has Obtained des,ry-
rdg pular repulauon by promoting exrecloaiion ny
which means The irritation Of the lungs is lmne-
diaey stopped giving united with lhe Basam-
c properties of the MEDICINE opportunity TO effect
cure be aested by thousands oindivIduals in ~
England and n. York aud the skepcal have only
one bottle to prove the truth OF the statement
Pamphlets containing shurt history Of the diseases
respectable certificates Of with full directions ac-
COMPANY each boue, be had Of tho agents, srats
AGENTS can be supplied by application TO CURTIS
and SMITH, ST. Adams, Vermont
aud S p. REDFIELD; also by A. +. BANCROFT,
PAINTED ALDER and r.. CANT, Stowe GoSS
X HUTCHlNS, Waterbury. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08

THk ES hING hACht N ES.
THE Subscribers wish 10 inform the Farmers and Me-
| chanics of Vermont that they have the genera gen.
cv FIR Misunderstanding } A. TAPLIN'S PATENT Or
4 RTE HORSE POWER and would be happy Ia eve.
cnte ali orders for machines IN the shortest notice.
The superiority Of these machines over all Others hth-
cro in use has been thoroughly ana satisfactorily esed
wherever they have been introduced and rrqnre My
be known order 10 receive the most ungua lied nd de-
cdcd preference. H. n. TAPlIN,
VIM, HOWES.
Montpelier, Nov, 10, 1913. SAT-
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Also other improved CAMPHTNE LAMPS, SOLAR LAMPS,
GIRANDOLES, HALL LAMPS and LANTERNS, and dealers
in ASTRAL and SOLAR SHADES, CHIMNEYs and LAMP
GLASSES of all kinds LAMP WICK, PURE SPERM OIL,
CHEMICAL OIL, CAMPHINE and BURNING FLUID; ali
of which offered at Wholesale and Retail tho
6m:62t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-28
LATE FROM AFRICA.

BY the arrival here of Lieut. Ferris, an object
of the u. S. Squadron upon the African Coast, in
formation has been received that three of the YES
sells composing il, have had some warm work up.
on the Coast in the way of furnishing the natives,
concerned in the murder Of the captain and crew
oflhe schooner Mary Carver about two years a.
go.
On the 4th of December last, the three vessels
met at Monrovia, and after taking the Governor
Monrovia on board proceeded down the Coast to
about 90 or so miles below Cape Palmas and on
the 18th landed force of about 500 officers and
men. A council house was erected on the beach,
for their usc, 20 which ON the 18th the African
King and His Interpreter came, attended by his
people all fully armed TO hold palarer The
'talk" was very unsatisfactory, and finally the
King, his Interpreter, and the people, turntd and
ran, but had not proceeded far before a volcy
from the American force killed the King bis in
erpreter and others. The natives fed to Jungle,
from whence they continued for above an hour 10
fire upon the Americans, who returned voley for
volley, burned their towns sroyod their canoes
and then returned to their ships
On the following day the force landed few
miles further down, burned five more tow ms, des.
troyed considerable number OF canoes, &c In
one oflhesc towns the Register ofthe Mary Car.
yer was found also private letter belonging to
the captain Of that vessel and other papers which
had clearly belonged to it. The boats again re.
turned to the ships, and few miles further down
treaty OF peace was concluded with another tribe
of Africans
The Saratoga arrived at Madeira on the goth
from Monrovia and Just before she left the latter
place, the Rey Mr. Sawyer, one Of the misslona.
ries stationed about so miles below Monroyia
died.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-28
From the CINCINNATI Chronicle.

Here is something written the top Of the tenth
wave, OF whole tide OF though, and mournful expe-
hence, excellent to our finding:
THE WORLD FOR SALE.
The world for sale hang on, the sign.
Call every traveller here TO me;
Who'll buy this brave estate Of mine,
And set my weary spirit free
lis going YES, mean to fling
The bauble from my soul away;
I'll sell IL, whaisoe er 1t bring -
The world at auction here today!
l, is a glorious hing to see
Bn: all II has cheated me sore
IL is not what il seems to be
For sale lit shall be mre no more
Come, turn it DER and view i, well;
would not have your purchase dear.
IT'S going !-going-I must sell
Who bids who'll buy the splendid tear
Here's weal,hin eli,,ering heaps of gold
Who bids But let me tell you fair,
A baser lot was never sold
Who'll buy the heavy heaps Of care.
And here spread out in broad domain
goodly landscape all may trace;
Hall, cottage, tree, field hill and plain;
Who'll buy himself burial place,
Here's Love, the dreamy potent spell
That beauty filings around the heart;
know its power, alas too well;
'Tls going Love and must part,
Must part What can I more with Love!
All overs the enchanter's reign.
Who'll buy the pumeless, dying dove
A breath Of bliss-a storm Of pain!
And Friendship-rarest gem of earth
Who Ger hath found the jewell his :.
Ffail, tickle, false and little worth
Who bids for Friendship il is?'
IT'S going !-going-hear the call;
Once, twice and thrice Ills very low
Twas once my hope, my stay, my all,
But now the broken staff must 90!
Fame hold the brilliant meteor high;
How dazzling every gilded name
Ye millions now's the time 10 buy.
How much for Fame how much for Famet
Hear how it thunders Would you stand
On high Olympus far renowned,
Now purchase, and a world command
And be with a worlds curses crowned.
Sweet star Of Hope! with ray to slime
Ia every sad foreboding breast,
Save this Responding one of mine,
Who bids for mans last friend and best
All were not mine bankrupt life;
This treasure should my soul sustain
But hope and are now at strife,
Nor ever may unite again.
Ambition, fashion, show and pride,
part from all forever now
Grief, in an overwhelming tide,
Has taught my naughty heart TO bow,
BY death stern sheriff, all bereft,
weep, yet humbly kiss the rod
The best OF all still have left
My Faith, my Bible and my God. II.