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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
-In General Committee of Democratic
-. Isyy.. aIeu lec. 12th. lSiS--

Rssoyed That be to the Democrahc nig
young Men OF the City OF New York 10 assemble Ii the
Wh!e Head Quarters In heir respective Wards (uness
oheiwise directed by their Delegates 10 this Com on
Fday evening" the h mat for The purpose OF olecpg hVe
Delegates from each Ward constitute their General G M
mI.tee for the ensuing year. Bv order.
THO. E. ToMLINsON, Chairman
JOIN D. LYNDON, Secretary. az Dts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

w " B. palmer, the Agent FOR most OF the best News
papers OF all the ces and principal towns throughout ue
country and near receives Advertisements Mt Ills c0a"
try Newspaper -iduersng Agency, IN ls buiding-EH
"a nee &, the CoAr. OyErcg. no
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
How TO pRrsrxvE YOUR HAIR.

Remove from it all scart and dandrul, and uour,h tie
roots to keep 1t from falling The only article for ih.
purpose is Phalons Chemical Hair nyigorator Do
any other Buy 1t of Z. Pha!on Wig Maker and Hair Gu:
ter pa Broadway For sale ulso by the principal Drag aad
C.,,.y S,ora. IN il,. r MON
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

EXPERIMENTS wIrm LAuGHISC CASA splendid Phy,i-
Oscope and Megascope ist received from London "ln
other fresh novelties, are on the Dlll oil we ne
engaged and To- be seen their Highland COstue al az
hours day and evening. Performances a. u NJ hcuoDs
little tue richest variety offered TO the iuLo'lns
.n.L L.. rL.r.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

BURNS, ScALDs, CHlLBLAINs, FRosr, and al eXtefoa
eruplions and sores A perfect andoe, which relieves s
pain wherever located; soohes and quels all smaf!ng u
fifteen minutes The genuine Pain Extractor foL
q Cortland 81 or from I39 Fuonst Brooklyn, is wasb
ed to cure ard leaves c2< -tsoo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

WARE MS NAME ~ LETTERS OF GoLD-Tbe man ns
yr.s and good nI4a who devoted years OF suoy to ioi .
In .n,ton To cure sny en4ptions or csnguf.irnt VI W
Lin and tender chApped a-sh tie Hd!iGl Chshe1
Saap The effect OF this the skin s almost 81
n a received t- highest omlums o: the Aedca! So
-iy of Pens and is warranted never alaS relnroyIS
Pinpe-, FrecArs, Bloch.s, Scur'y Salt hheun az, o
brru MOrph-ys caEpped lender tesh- IL VIII cADs
N. color OF car6, ;e.ow dscoored ssIn 10 hesl-,
c-grnes Il cures 5is 0 Insects n4squitoes et ee.e
Sold Pdcr 81 cents Gaze. Sold mlnc by no"ne.
10 he city or y, viii be cheated by Infamous dish"aeF'
counterfeit Ii you cheated. punish well TIE oHehue
Every label genuine las Z. JONES on tne wfapPS
o T41 a. 1.T 80 aS- u pcrzIrn ~ ,, 49, d.s ae0d
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

WARRANTED To CUKE.-Hay's Eminent and be!m o.
China are errantrd any Of Piles. aI q Coi
nd-sl also at lo9 tGtonst Brooklyn pay d@E-''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

SASDss SARsAPARILLAlt Is computed that The weigH,
the atmosphere upon all surfaces presented TO II Is eqa
Is pounds upon the square inch, but the pressure Ds1s
cquable This fact has been ascealEed by e1pel
iuens .th the baroGeer BY experiments no less sas
factory Il has been ascertaned, with the same certainly,
that Scrolla Cancer, Euptons, and al diseases OF ly
skin are acabie blood Nor has Science conhned
herself to dscoyarng the acshe has also prepared be
remedy. Sandss Sarsapara by s peculiar action upon
lBc Of e purs-s Il fom the pesIiterous matf,
which s1stans tie dease bile weakeus the victim ana
Ia all and Diseases well al IN W.
rey OF ierna! complaints It viii be found the most .sc
speedy and thorough remedy which the sAi oE the P9
mgcopOiis. mas com pounded.
Prepared aud Sold wholesale and retail, by A. b. "
SANDS Wholesale Druggsts, 70 Fulton-st. New ief-
Sold 13 Broadway II East Broadway and by Drps
gss generally shoul tho United 5rates Price 81 P'
bOlles for
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

f5 GouTa~f, hoitA' e'cled sop for Lae cufe - d. d.
pies, FrecGes Tgn Ssliowness Emptons and al sh1
6CIests at The Oniy depot 67 W alkers lsL stote
Broadway, - cents cake. Grecsz Hair Dye' -.
L,pad Rouge, for cTIGsOning Lips and CleehS ~, a.,
st5te 10: erIi.o4tng sHPeJ!l1us hlT ".IHou. lJ'
the s.ln- Lily hUe for Instantly scattering frl4ee' ~
bushes from the face. Acoustic drops Tor eurn
&C. The above celebrated preparation: o. ~ SSna,
- be ioul oay bear rnndg Z: OF WaNerA- is' ~
EROh Broadway o,,-..,oss
AGENls.-E- 3. Tuttie Assembly Buidi9gs fihieaelpG -
Jordan Mi1-s Boston; Carleton & Co Lowell; YES 90
en- " L. Gerrsn n Bedford; Ggld, Bangor bnss,
6eI1 Gr-,en !, Co Worcestsr: Myers. n. Haven d4u
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13
iiOnaI Advertisemenls1
PROBE SS1ON Al.
f. w QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and COunseIIOr
ATLAW.
City, Miss

NTNONTINUES to practice regularly in
.NOthe Superior Court OF Chancery, High
Court Of Errors aud Appeals, Circuit Court
Of the United States at Jackson, Superior
Court Of Chancery, and in the Circuit courts
Of Yazoo, Holmes and Carroll counties II
Office in the Insurance building on JelBer-
son Street
Yazoo City. Jan 1st 1910.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13


nfchln earns the vnlgal oath, 81 the pnird
obscenity. kor0ne lesson il the firesde,
he has dozen u the keanel Thus are.
scattered he seeds of falsehood, gambling,
theft and violence Mothers, as you love
your own flesh and blood, make your chils
dren Cling @ che hearthstone Love home
yoursel sink tie roots deep among your
domestic treasures set an Example III this,
as 10 all things which your Offspring may.
follow It's q great error, that childTenmay
be left TO run wild in every SORT Of street
temptation, for several years, ahd bat il
will then be time enough to break Them III.
This hoErid mistake makes half our spend.
lthTlfts, gamblers, thieves and drunkafds.
NO man would raise coli gu an OK on such
q pfinciple no man would suIer the weeds
10 grow ln bis garden for any Length ol
Lime, saying he could eFadiciate them al
any time Look 70 this matter, parents
see, moFe especially. that your Children are
not OUT At night, lettering around some cof
lfee.house, Mothers. make your childreI
iioye home, and by all means encougage
them 70 love you batter than al other hu
imam beings Quincy Herald
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13

WoNDERs or THE IRoN. MANUFAcToRY.-
The amount Of Iron annually produced in
the United States is 100000 tons, all of
which and much more is consumed in this
country. The amount OF nails alone is sup
posed 10 be fftY thousand tons. Forty
thousand casks four millions pounds) are
annually The Boston Company ou
the mill Ne suppose that the nails
viii average one hundred and sixty TO a
pound, the number hero wodrced each
working day would be nearly two millions.
This is supposed TO be but the twenty.fllh
part of the nail manufacture of the United
States. 1t seems incredible that about ffly
millions of nails are made. bought, sold, and
used every day in the United States, YET
such seems to be the fact.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13
81 q q R 1a
sstIs he haur shss brlna. ). home,


Sweets the hour that brings us home,
Nhege all VII spring % meet Us; &s
Where hands ate striYIngas as we come,
To be The hrst % greet rs. wptl
When the world hath spent its frowns al
And care bscn sorely pressing,
IT'S sweet 10 turn from cur rowing path.
And End a fireside blessing
Oh, ioyfnlly dear is the homeward track.
If we are but sure Of welcome back.
What do we Teek on q dreary way,
Though lonely and benighted,
Ifwe know there are lipsto Guide our stay,
And eyes thai viii beam love ighted 2.
What sths worth ofa diamond rag,
lhe glance that flashes pleasars
When Tie words that welcome bask. befFay,
~ feTmu heaftss chief lreasure
Oh. oyinlly dear 8uI homeWard track,
NT II & TNEF NJ El - IT =
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13
THE YAI00 CITY WHIE.
fRIErtb W. Rr0aLtsnEDEvERg FRipAg.

fRlNrEp afuhLiSukp ANhtA ftlItAAs
on As 9TgV9Ns
(CIpY PRINTER3
On efersop slreef neal door g he etless q
.lieSsrs.yJKil ilsiRson 8 .htes and 4. ~.
Quackcn5Oss.
TERMS The WHia win he fifnished to sub
soribers q SO 90 por anaafn il adyahees pr So
a. tEhe end uf the year
AovrRrtsEMENns will be inserted at the rate ol
81 OOpcr square for the hefrstinsertonand so 0cents
Tor each week theteaftor--ten. lines or less, con
stituting square The nansber 0 { insertions re
qnired, must be marked on the maTgino of The man
nscript, or they VIII be inserted till forbid, ann
rhargod accordingly
All Advertisements from distances must ps
accompanied with tho CASH or they Will not
4enouncine candidates FOR ofIicc wfll be
for county Offices, SlOfqr state Oihcea--ill Au-
Political, Cotton Circulars oZ any. articles q
Individual interest, will be charged as adNefllse
nonts and must be paid for IN advance
For Advertising Citations from the frohote
C1urt 70 persons interested to come forward and
show cause why an oTdpr OF sale should not oe
granted, 2 doara, 70 Be paid tor IN ADYAEcE
For advertising Orders granted by the frohate
Court for the sale Of property, Is dollars 70 ioe
paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Chancery Notices 70 non-resl-
dents, Is dollars each, to be paid tor IN AnyANcE
Foradvertising Petitions for Dover, from ~ 70
10 dollars, "a be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice of Letters Of Adminls-
,ratioa, dollars, to be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice OF annuaior hnal set
uemhnt BY Administrators, dollars, TO be paid
for in ADVANCE, ~
For adyertising Notice Of InsOlvent Estates
for months, s27, TO be paid for IN. ADVANCE.
Trasteos' Sales, aud all other adyertisemeN's
not specified must be paid or in ADVANCE.
All advertsements.oisa personal nature will DO
chaigod double price, and payment required N
ADvkNCE.
yearly Advertisings
Fol forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
$50 Noc6ntract taken rless than one year
and payablesralf yearly in advance.
Theprvilege of annual advertisersls Limited 70
their ownimmediate businessi and all advertise E.
monts Cort The benefit Of other persons, sentin by
them must be paid for by the square.
Professional Advertisements.
For l0lines or less, not alterable, months, So
:. 10 % do do do 20
g 10 do do do - do. 30
rney- Asthonbove rates are the same as those
established la Natchez, Vicksburg. Jackson,
l,reui C,nlf and e,sewhere ins this State. no de-
duction will be made from them IN any case
"1rIt 1H%2t.L JOB WORK MUST BEPAID FOR
ON DELIVERY ~ $3.50
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13

cersof the new court, until Congress shall
have an opportunity q supplyins their 0flis-
sionsto provide for the transfer ofthe causes.
and has thus kept the affair disemb bar1assed
sfthe clashing Jurisdictions ofthe etefal tri-
bunals, and leaves the Superior Conrts ofthe
Territory in possession ofthe same powers
which they have exercised heretofcfe, etc.
We learn, furthermore. that the district
attorney for East Florida addressed letter
70 the Solicitor of the Treasury asking in
structions upon the subjsea which, passing
through the usual forms, has dawn ferth
concurring opinions from the Attorney Gen
eral an Solicitor, which hav received the
approoation Of the President-that the.ap~
pointmenss should NOT, and indeed esano.,
at this Time be made.
Since then ~ have understood that the
Solicitor has transmitted his instrucliens %
the United States Attorney, ihsWliich be has
July discussed the questions involved; and
/ the cor illusions he came 10 will readily
understood, when we add thatf q nited
EStates Atterney was instructed to pgeceed
lin the causes for the present, as if tli for
THE admission of FLORIDA oihe Union had
mot passed fZashagton UIion
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13

FouNrlfN on Mothers, If y0u
would lgain IS oul children 8 Be useful
|Insulb al society seep mem rom IunnA
ING ab0a reefs. the greet school
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13
An oId NIaisIs TherIllollleter.


An old Maids Thermometer.
Age.
Is Anxious for coming out, and the at.
tentions Of the other sex.
16 Begins to haye some idea Of the ten
der passion.
e Talks of love in cottage, and disin.
telested affection.
I9 Fancies herself in love with some.
Lar some man who has aatteFed her.
10 Is little more difficult, 10 ccnse
lquence Of being nptlced.
20 Commences being fashionable.
q Still more confidence in her own ats
fractions, and expects brilliant establish
Iment.
% Refuses an offer, because he is not
man Of fashion.
% FIirts with every young man she
meets.
"a Wonders sheis not married.
% Rather more circumspect Ia her con-
duct.
26 Begins 70 think a large fortune not
quite so indispensable.
"a Prefers the company Of rational men
Ito flirting.
% Wishes @ be married in quiet way.
with comfortable income.
20 Almost despairs Of entering the mar.
lfied state.
I 80 Rather fearful Of being called an sOld
Maid
81 An additional love 81 dress.
80 Processes 10 dislike balls, finding 1
dificua to get good parlners
s 33 Wonders how men can cave The 50,
ciety OF eslsible women to--i with clits
4 81 AffectI good humor ia her converse
{ tion with men.
35 Jealous Of the praises Of women.
36 QuaTrels with her friend Whois latch
j niarried
: 81 Thinks HERSELF 81 GIFTED II society.
! IS Likes q talk of her acqualnlances Nhl
!. arc married unfortunate
20 I'll nature increases.
I 40 Very meddling and oiiicieus,
Al Il rich, as defnier resort makes loV
B Is young man without fortune.
Not succeeding, rails against man
It kind
s IS PaEtiality for cards, and scandal con
!. Severe galnsfl lie man lnels oi the ags
E ssrone predilectIon FOR Methods
il Paison.
0f 46 EnFgs al bis disertlon.
AZ Becomes desponeings and axes snul
4s Turns all her sensi5ilitg g cats a.
dogs
40 Adopts dependent relation toatteT
" lOpon her feline and canine nuEsery.
es so Becomes d TED with the Worl
d and vents her 81 llaIaor on her uhfortuna
b relations
y
s. FouNTkN an IeE Mothers il Il
s would lrain p oul children 6 Be assi
81 sTnenb II society keep mem rom ion
~ ing ah1a eeis tfe great sche
m of iugenl asFe I
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13

CLIMATE. E.-AggiculturaIists and others
whose pursuits are liable to be affected by
the influence of climate, are not as qeneallv
aware as they ought TO be, that vegetation
is as powerfully affected by difference of ell
ovation as by difference of iafitude-Norh
or South. On this point il is observed By
Johnson in paper on the Agriculture OF
different countries: ssKegetation in ascend
ing above the level Of the sea nndergoes
lmodi6cations analogous 10 those which a.
tend its progress from the line TO eithe palc,
with this distinction, that in the last case,
the phenomina succeed by almost impercep:
I tible gradations, while they crowd upon and
follow each other in rapid succession on tbs
ascent of mountains. The height of 1850
or 5000 yards, in the hottest parts of the
globe, produces changes as distinct as 2OC0
leagues or mere, which lie between the eaua.
tor and the polar regions. The three class
es these rapid changes all re appear within
this space, viz: Diminution of heat, dryness
Of the air, protracted duration of light The
higher we ascend the shallower TIE upper
stratum of air becomes; thence taes excess
i've cold at great heights. The weight Of
the atmosphere, which, at the level Of the
sea, supports column Of mercury equal 10
% inches. dimiaishes as we ascend, So ihat
at considerable elevations il will only sup
port column Of considerably less height
"a power which gradually dilninishes as we
ascend. a consequence OF this fact is that
the vaporization Of Guids takesplace on high
mountains at q very low degree Of beat
Notwithstanding this, however, the decrease
sf tempeatnFe is 50 great that the ambient
air IS very slightly impregnated with moist
lure
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13

&
slaTe have we ia the destinies d our eoun-l
tb ~ Ihe same share that tie 81 has III
tie rivuiet and ripulet ID ibe sea Should
eery. little slIeamlef larsy at the fountain
bad, where would be the Eiyer tllat diss
.pinses The fertility he ocean, bearing
commerce. and wealth upon its never ends
ing tide. Woman possesses an agency
Which lie ancient republics never discover.
lel The young lountains.of the mind are
gwen ID charge to her. She can linge
them with sweetness soI bitterness, ere they
have chosen the channels were 80 flow, or
lIeaG1sd 10 murnur their story to the time
worn pebble Greece, that disciple and
RQshippef of wisdom, neglected g appfeS
lciale the value of the feeblers sex or 70 bes
llieie ihat they who had the moulding ol
lthS whole mass Of mind n is frst folna-
tin, might help to infuse q principle Of pef-
lmhnenca into national existence Rome ID
! her wolfnnrsed greatness, IN her feTer de.
lniDcfacy, in the corruption Of her imperial
Iplrple, despised tie moral strength thai
lisy hidden under physical weakness. Blu
lo6r country has conceded every thing, Tic
4 blessings Of education. lhe equality o.
Ecdmpanionship, the luxury Of beneVolence
tie condolences Of culturer's Office 4
liliose young buds Or being, 10 whom i
her wealth and her hope What does sh,
require of our sex in nIeturn for these cour
tesies2 Has she not Alright 20 expect tha
I'VE give our hands 70 every cause Of peaci
! and truth that We nurse the plants Of TEN
lperance and purity--lhat we frown o
eFery inroad Of disorder aud yicelhat W
labor in all places where our lot may b
cast, as gentle teacher Of Wisdom an
charity, and that we hold ourselves, ID dc
Emestic privacy, the guardians of those priu
lciples which the sage defends in the halls {
Legislation, and the priests Of Jehovah upo
The walls Of Zion.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13
General Intelligence,

Tie Newark n. y Advertiser mentions
case Of very extraordinary conduct on the
part Of our American Consul at the Isle Of
France. W a. Mckenzie, of Nawark,
went on whaling voyage in.the ship Thule,
of Nantucket, but being sick was left at the
Fegee Islands, ID January, 1874. Growing
worse. Re started home in the HecIQ, which
stopped at the Isle Of France, where he ap.
lplied tothe American Consul for medicine;
it was Tsgfilsed On the ground that he was
not a,hand Oh board the Heclai He pro.
ceeded to ST. delenas where, notwithstand.
ing all possible kindness on the part of the
American Consul, he died on the 22d Of
january last.
This treatment on the part Of our Consul
seems most unfeeling and uniusttifable.-
How much the personal character Of the in
lcumhent Of the Office al that station may
lhaVe contributed to it, ne are not aware, as
I've do not know even his name; but we can.
mot believe but that he would have been
fdlly s8stalnetl by eiIF nBGaeni, IA eE-
ftsndi1e e this dying American, on disA
tant and ndfriendless shore. any aid he might
lneed. We are aware Of the defects which
Iexist in our American consulate system, and
lof The precise instructions by which our
Consuls abroad are frequently fetteled in
the discharge Of their duties. And while
We canQot believe that, in such case as
THAT mentioned abe "a, violation Of the let
ter Of instructions, in behalf Of suffering
Icountryman, would have been accountee
wrong, we donot doubt that radical re-
form il the mode Of filing and discharginl
the consular Office is demanded by the bes
interests andsthe honor of the country.
A wide discretion should be allowed /
Jour Consuls abroad, il all matters, in rela
ton to the relief and protection Of America
citizens; and in order to make such discre
tion safe, none but men of character an
sound iudgment should be appointed to Fl
! the Office.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13

FRANcE AND THE UMTED STArEs.-The
French Minister Of Marine has Introduced
g bill into the Chamber Of Deputies, for the
purpose ol settling upon diFeet communi.
cation between France and the II. States. It
|contemplates such communication be tween
France, Rio Janeiro, Martinique, Gaude-
loape, Havana, and New York. by means Of
steamers or sailing vessels, with secondary
fines 10 connect with the principal lines,and
to run 70 La Plate, Ia Gugance, and in the
Gulf Of Mexico. There IS prospect. We
learn, that this project will conc to some
thing, sooner or later.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13

An action was brought The other day in
New York CITY by a Mr.. Wills against the
HaIlsm Raildoad Companx, 10 recover da-
magas for an injury il consequence Of the
car in which he was PASSENGER having beer
tlrown off bank, The axIetree previously
breaking. Judge Oakley charged thar il
was not only necessary that The CompanY
should show the car have been seong and
sound, but that the men engaged were AZ
thersyatioOs posts. and didall i was pos
sible after The axlelFee broke. prevent the
car being thrown over the bank. The les
Itimeny was, that the brakes were of no ser
vice after The accident happened. Tie jury
returned a verdictof thousand dollars in
favor OF The plaintiff. The lesson is one
which should not be lost upon our railroad
companies.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-06-13

HoRElGN CApIPAL IS coming into this
country Ia immense sums, principallyl for
lngeslnent.ip Teal estate, which pays better
interest thar State stocks, ard double the
interest o5lainable in En- and or France.
large row Of buildings 81 eadwaF IS said
g have been constructed by Tie fiscal agent
Of the royal family of one of the European
nonarchies; and we are told, that tie same
agent has orders 70 expend three millions Of
dollars in tho construction Of stores and
ldWelling>houses in this city, on account of
lhe same family. Whole blocks bf small
buildings ii the lowe part of the city are
10 Be removed to make room for laige and
Substantial brick edifces. Workhen are
lnoW removing the entire block d small
houses On the west side Of William street,
between Fulton and John, to make Dom for
-four 0r six tory brick buildings. Ia view
Iof these facts, the Legislature of be State
lhas deemed It advisable to permit lliens 70
hold and convey real estate. N. Z. SIN.
TnE F1oR1DA CASA NOVEL AND INTER-
EsT1NG sTIoN.--It seems that ilR act oil
conefess 81 he 81 81 March, ls45, almitting
Florida ana Iowa into the UnienIdid nel
contain ans rovision for the transfa Of the
causes pen ing il the Superior Cousts ofthl
rerritor4 Is the new District Colrt Of ths
lUnited states created BY that act Ii was
ssfiooslv sBrfshsnded that, fthe Distric
Conr Should IS Organized 9 putin tpeFatior
ore congr sheuld have proViah for tht
oniasion. L nld arrest these Gauss wher.
lfheg re ard put them out Of cout, 70 thI
prsat preio ofthe Interests Of flB Unites
States. oVernment interestsin litiga
tion Is Elolid ne said te be immenle
y Under aI ircumstances, theerssiden
9 very iudieiousl declined 70 appoil the ofi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22
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start the bulb Of the Beautiful flower. HI f
And feed the bloom Of the wild wood bower,
rear the blade Of the tender herb.
And the trunk ofthe stalwaft oak curb
] force the sap cf the moontain pine.
And curlthe tendrils Of the vine:
rohe the torrent and clothe the plain. aT
With the ripest Of fruit and the richest Of Grain.
The eheskof the peasant 6ush with health. u
And yield the sturdy yeoman wealth;
!. give the Spirit 81 Commerce wings.
And prop the tottering throne IF kings. 2s1
The gorgeous palace and humble cot Fsx4f
Owe every atom 70 me they've GOT @
And the prince = his banquet, and hind At bis
Alike must depend on III. far. afford.
Man may boast of bis creature might s5f,
Histalents Ia peace, and his proves in fight;
And lord II over beast and bird, sR
BY the charm Of his touch, and the spell Of his
word; A salEs ati- ns
But am the sole and mighty source
hence flows the tide Of his boosted force
Whatever his right, and whatever he be,
His pomp and dominion must come from ne.
am the girer Of that's good,
And have been SINCE the world hath stood;
Where's there wealth on ocean, or beauty on land,
But sprung from the warmth ofmy fostering hand?
Or where the object, fair and free,
That claims being, butts traced 10 ne?
Cherish, then cherish, ye sons or toll,
The wonderful might ofthe fruitful soil! ls's