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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
IMPORTANT
B1V1 U NV 4 III
To owners of Horses or Cattle

DILLOW'S Celebrated Heave Cue and Uni>
versal Condition Medicine. is universally ad.
mitted to be a sure specific in the following
diseases in HORSES and CATTLE: In Horses
Heavcs, Coughs. Colds, Glanders. Horse. Dis
temper, Hide.bound, Worms, Bolts, Scurvy
and Scah: In Cattle, Bolts, Staggers, Loss Of
Cno, Hora-dis'emper, Black Tongue, Colds.
Coughs, &c. Oh trial these powders will be
found TO be the best renovating medicine ex-
tanl for all herbiverous animals, as they ope-
rate directly lin smaller dOses) upon the secre.
tive glands and humoTs Of the blood: and " hen
horses and cattle are dull and stupid. and the
hair presents rough and staring appearance,
or while they are changing theiI coat-ai snch
| times a few doses will be found Indispensable
necessary to bring them into proper condition.
Qcs-Give the Article trial, and it will recon.
mend itself.
Dillow's Green Ointment,
For Founder, Scratches, Mango or Scab,
| Diseases Of the Feet, Saddle and Harness Calls,
Sweled Legs aud Grease, and lar all cases
where healing Ointment is needed.
To the Farmer. Dairyman. Wool Grower and
Groom this Ointment is an indispensable arii-
cle-in proof Of which numerous ertifcates Of
its efficancy could be given hut il il not ne
cessary, as il will stand entirely on ito own
merits. ...a..
o. For certificates and particulars, see cir.
culars left with agents 90
FORD & GRANT. Sole Proprietors. Alba
ny,N Y. Price IS cents per package. 81
WHoLEsALE AGENTS -B.A FahnastAck B.
Co 40 John ct. New York. and Ruel L. Cutler,
81 Chatham II. Boston. .......
AoENvs -Liichfeld, J. G. Beckwith, Jr.
Canaan, G Humphrey. Falls Village, Belden 4
Miner, West Cornwall. Pratt b Foster, Corn.
wall, F w Pierce, Kent, J W IRqersoll, South
Kent, Fariton & Segar. Gaylerd's Bridge, John
Gaylord. New Milford, F Boardman, New P, IS.
ton, D Tomlinson and Morehouse & Granniss,
Bantam Falls.P Parkhurst. Goshen, A Miles h
Son, Norfolk, Mills & ca, Colebrook, F. Car
ringion, Winsted, s w Coe. East Village (Jvin-
stedl Clark Gilbert 4 Co.. E. Colebrook. Union
Chair Co.. Hitchcockville. z Alvord, Pleasant
Valley, 8 Williams. New Hartford. Alvord &
Brothers, New Hartford Centre. jain F Her.
derson, Bakersville, A Baker. Torringford. ".
Smith, Wolccttville, w NJ HungerEOTd, Mile
t0n. WelOh g. KiibOurn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
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M UTUAL
Life Insurance Company

Of BALTIMORE.
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 25 Doane
~ Street, Boston. GEORGIA. M. CHALwILL,
General Agent for New England.
Sub. Agency of Woodbury., Conn. William
;othren, Esq, Agent.
Garwood H. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
physician
Local Board Of ISustees for .Ve,O England
Branch.
DANIEL DESHON, PRESIDENT.
= F. Adams, Col. VIM. SchOuler.
Rev'd s. X. Lothrop, Col N. A. Thompson
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom,
John Schouler, William w. Warren
Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses
Of this Branch from its present business, are
now invested in New England. under the su-
pervision OF the Local Board of Trustees, by
whom the securities are holden, and the same
will be done from month to month hereafter.
Per order: GEO. M. CHALWILL,
3 General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18

nWM. L. GRAHAM, ESQ.,, Of Salisbu-
~ Is. authorized to receive payment for
newsnapers and advertisements, on ac-
commits due this office.
e. d. WADHAMs, Esq, do, Wolcottville.
Lyman Smith, Esq, do, Bidgewater.
T. +. BR1NsMADE, Esq, do. Washington.
LEWIS SMITH, ESQ.,, do, Harwinton.
LEVI 8. KNAPP, Esq, New Milford.
G.. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston.
Hon. LucIus CLARK, Winsted.
JOSEPH w. Cone, West Cornwall.
Maj. P. w. MILLs. Kent.
Hon. SIDNEY ENSIGN, South Canaan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
Geese Feathers

ENHE subscribers have made arrange
men;s to keep constant supply Of .
first rate article Of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selecied and packed with great
care by ourselves, in packages Of from
20 to SO lbs; and will furnish at all times
any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quail
ity they. will warrant as good as the best,
Al as low prices as can be purchased OF
equal quality in the State.
s. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18

MY wits BETSEY having Left my bed and
Nl board without just cease or pTovication
tMia b 70 forbid ell persons hasboring ~ trust-
Ing her on my account, ~ shsll pay no debts
IRA SHERWOOD.
0syiOFds BsiNvA sspG lSsh lsIA. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18

A FRESH lot Of 6ne welt and turns BUS
"A KINS, Of superior qualitYr
For sale low BY MEAFOY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18

II. Martin 4 Co. Proprie,ors, successors to
w. A. Steele Co. Prh e so cents
D. !, Martin and A. Hall travelling Agents
f,r New England States and Nsw York.
81 have been for several years troubled with
a tickling cough, which commenced the mo-
ment lay down at night. and robbed me 81
many hours Of sleep. Hearing Of the great
number of cures wrought by Dr.. Stones Ok.
ford Drops. sent over TO OxIord and pHrcha.
sed pint bottle of them. They have never
failed 10 cure me when attacked, and are go
soothing to the throat, that their effect upon
nv cough il immediate; would not he with
out them for any consideration. ] hare also
heard Of many other cases where they have Gu
red the most obstinate cough.
PETER HALL, Wallingford, Ct.
The following certificate Is from one Of the
first Merchants in the city Of New York.
"Having been afflicted at various times with
a most obstinate Diarrhoea. which all the re-
mediee employed seemed powerless to check,
have experienced immediate relief BY the
use Of the "oxiord Drops" My complaint was
arrested, and at the same time my system re-
stored 10 beautiful and regular state BY this
invaluable medicine. Ann All FIsHER,
q Broad ST., New York
p S.-This medicine 10 positive prevent
i've and the snrsst clEs yet discovered for the
Cholera Price STA.
AGENTS-Drugs store, Lttchheld, Ri Cur
lie, Watsrtownt PHI SkidmOre. Bethlem; WIN
II @medley, South Farms.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
FOR
BANTAM LAKE.

N VMN1DO0 VIII I0ttVV tLIS II
IN lage for Bantam Lake, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
10 o clock, A. M, at 2 and at o'clock
P. NJ, land at such other hours as may be
desired, remaining at the Lake two hours.
Fare both ways, rs cents.
The subscriber has rented rooms of F.
A. Marsh, Esq, for the accommodation
of visitors without extra charge.
~ Persons leaving their names at
the Enquirer Office, or at the Variets
Store, will be called for at their residence
if desired. RUFUS SMITH.
Litchfeld, July 8, 1849.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
Whv will you Suffer

MYTH RHEUMATI> M, GOVT. NEU
wv RALGIA, l.UMBAGo, BRU1sEs, Spratn
Sc. When DR.. JACKSON'S MESMERlC
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT is a shure cure, as
is fully provided by the hundreds of cerlIh-
Gates that have BEEN received from those who
used il within the last few weeks, all OF which
may be seen by calling at the Proprietor's Of
Ace, and q portion "f them are published IN
pamphlets, whah may be had gratis Of the
agents.
The proprietors challenge the werld to pro.
| luce its equal for the cure OF all diseases for
| which il is recommended, Pead the follow
ing certificates:
Little Falls. New York, July tn, lS4s.
| Messrs. Steele & observation-disclosures. Web
ster e. Graves of I,hica, would like You to
forward case of Jackson's Rheumatic L'ni'
ment. Immediately by Express. as there are
several customers waiting to purchase.
| Mr. Agent for one Of our WOODEN
Factories, has had the rheumatism for sever
al years told him OF the many cures your
I.iniment had performed and gave him the las!
bottle had in my trunk. He tried It, and
experienced an immediate sense Of relief lr
about an hour the pain again returned, and was
Sgain relieved by applying the Linlment
same away the next morning, but there arr
several other persons at lthica. afflicted in thu
came wa, who are waiting to try 1t, and WHIT
I have no doubt will experience similar re
lief. BY attending promptly to the above You
will much oblidge, Your Obdt ervt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
BRIDGEPORT AND New York,

Leave Bridgeport at 30 A M 100 p M and
4.3OpM Leave New York at IT'S A M A M
and Bpm. The s O'Clock A M Train FROM
New York connects with the Housatonlc thro'
train, and the o'clock M Train FROM New
York connects with the New Milford Train.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
TO RENT, OR FOR SALE.

TO RENT, OR FOR SALE.
THE TAVERN STAND situa
~ ated in Terryville, Litch6eld Coun.
Hsts ~ owned bv Gaius F. Warner, Of
lilSlE New Haven, is for sale, The
dl7@ House, Barn and sheds in good re-
pair, and will be sold low.
Also-A FARM OF FORTY ACRES with
House Barn, and Out Buildings; situated on
what is called Town Hill, and about one mile
southerly from said Tavern Stand:
Said Farm consists Of Meadow, Pasture,
Wood and Plough Land, and will be sold at q
bargain.
Terms of payment for both, or either Of said
places made easy.
OdrFor particulars, reference may be had to
the Subscriber at Terryville, Agent for the sale
or renting OF the same.
JOHN c. LEWIS.
Dec. Al. tf3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
OLD
Jacob
The 0Pigina.
OF THE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARTLLA.

TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.
Old Dr.. Townsend is now about 70 years IF age
and has long been known as the AUTHOR and DIS
COVERER Of the G GENUINE ORIGINAL "TOWN-
SEND sARsAPARiLLA." Being pool, he was com
has been kept out of market and the sales circun
scribed those only who had proved its worth, and
known its value. 1t had reached the ears OF many
nevertheless, as those persons who had been healed
Of s0te diseases. and saved from death, proclaimed
It's excellence and wonderful
HEALING POWER.
Knowing, many years ago, that he had by his
skill science and experience devised an article which
would be of incalculAbie advantage to mankind
when the means would be furnished 70 bring 1t into
universal notice, when its inestiinable virtues would
be known and appreciated. Ths time mas come, tno
means are supplied, this
Grand and uMequa1led Preparation
10 manufactured on the largest scale, ana Is called
for throughout the length and breadth of the ltnd es-
pecially it is found incapable Of degeneration OF
deterioration. $40
Unlike Young g. P. Townsend's, 1t improves with
age and never changes but for the BETTER because IL
is prepared scientific priHeipies by scientific MAJ"
The highest knowledge Of Chemistry and the latest
discoveries of the art have all been Drought INTO
reQuisition in the manufacture Of the Old Drs SaH'
saDarilla. The SaTsapaEa root, it is well known ~
medical contains many medicinal properties ana
properties which are inert or useless and DINERS
which If retained In preparing II for use, produce
fermentation and acid, which Is injurious to the
system. Some Of the properties Of SnrsapaFiia are
volotc that they entirely evaporate ana are 1851
sntife process, known only 10 those experienced In
Its manufacture. Moreover these Uolatae principles,
which fly off in vapor, or as an exhal"t,on' nnGeI
heat the very essential med'c"l PToperes Vi anu
which civ" ~ ~ Ill ito Na't'e
Any person can boil stew the root till they get
q dark cOlOred liquid, which 10 more from the colo
ring matter in the root than from any thing else
they then strain this insipd vapd liquid,
sweeten with sour molasses and then call it's
sAPA2ILLA EXTRACT or SYRUP" But such is
not the article known as the
GENUINE OLD DR.. JACOB TOWN.
SENDS SARSARPARILLA.
This is SO prepared, that all the inert properties
the Sarsaparilla root first removed every thing
capable OF becoming acid Of fermentation, Is ex-
tracted and rejected then every particle Of medical
virtue is secured in pure and concentrated form !;
and thus 1t is rendered incapable Of losing any Of
Its valuable and healing properties Prepared In this
way, It is made the most powerful agent in the
Cure of immllMerable diseases.
Hence the reason why we hear concentrations on
every side in Its favor by men, women and children
We find 1t doing wonders in the cure Of CONSUJNP-
tom DYSPEPShA. and LIVER COMPL.AiJrT
and In RHEUyMaTIS.M, SCROFUL..4, PILES,
COSTIVEJNESS, all CU7.4JNEOUS ERUP-
TYONS. PI.NPLES, BLOTCHES.and all affections
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18

stsd. Sharon, Goshen, Norfolk, Lltchhelu'
Woodbury., Danbury, Bethel, Pittsfeld, SC. &c;
0o-No Agent of this Company is authorize I,
to take charge Of Specie, Bank Mites or valu-
able paper or to receive them for 'ransp0F'a
ton on any conditions. ..
G. A. KIRTL 1ND, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April ls49 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18

There is another class Of diseases which BRANTs
PURIFYING EXTRACT 'P FAT irad;1sts'
This class Of diseases when they become constitutional
are usually called MsrcNvia because sumo physciani
believe euch cannot be cured without the of mer
cr,ry We win mot neme the disease, because from tAis
description it win be r"Ae-HtcOd. t&
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
Chronic rheumatism.

Capt Esra Knapp, 81 Willow street, Brooklyn. N. Y
had Rherutism tor 30 years. he used Brans Medieia.
which effected Numerous other cases of recsn
and long standing have been effectually cured.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
scRoFULA g. ERUPTioNs
FEvER.sORE CURED.

The Rev. Richard Duanisg. Pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church, Adams Basin, Monroe Co, N. Y, wrote
follows: have just received letter from Mr..
Channcy Cumming relative to the cure Of his
You may depend what it states for he is Christian
and an elder in the church Some years since he
had to have of his legs cut off, to his life, in
sfeeted and about to be smputsted Recommended
BraRrs Medicine-READ THE RESULT. He says, II
haze used only THREE BOTTLES of BRAN7sS NEDI
that Medicine, and can now say that with the blessing
of God it has Effected Of my Leg." See Pamph.
lets for full particulars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18

This PURIFIER 10 f5hOHy prepared nom Ve&et1V'ss
and the O6snafe and long standing diseases
of the blood without pUking pgIag, seEsni"g or ae
khtGting. cleanses StrcngthenS tsViSOTGtes, makes
new, healthy NOOd and gives nsws " and new |:ts 70
the whole system.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Have been cured the past and present years. Of dseas
Of the blood, by tbs PMifeT-and such cures were
made too, by the use Of
-Four Times Less Quantity, and at
-Four Times Less Cost,
than such diseases be Cared by SaysaporiHs sRy
other remedy that has been yet offered to the public
We wish it possible to publish to the world Of
one view, the
MANY THOUSANDS
that are NOW LIVING and enjoying COOP HEALTR whe
acknowledge themselves indebted to the purifying and
healing efficacy of Bra"ts Indian Purifier. This PuHI
FIER cures
THE WORST scROFULAs,
and all impure diseases of the blood viz Scald Head,
Salt Rheu, Rhsuu0tsu, ErGptOns, Pimpss the Face,
Piles Biles, Ulcers, COstveness, MeTcUyial Dsease
Liver Complaint, Pains the Back, Side, and La r.
Rush of Blood to the Head etc. etc.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
1t il question of small importance for the alict
cd TO decide which, Of all the sarsaparilas and other
Ia no
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Doet. Nathan Hubbard. of Stamford, Conn, one o.
the Oldest and most respectable physicians was afflicted
with Liver Compliant many years. and was perfectly
cured, by using Bronts Purifying Extract. We could
name hundreds of other cases. also cured.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-31
History Of the Horse.

Arabia is generally claimed as the ORR
ginal native locality ofthe horse, and the
animal of that country has been regarder
as a model of perfection of the species.
Strabo, who wrote more than | 800 years
ago, asserts, that the horse did not then
flourish in Arabia, and it is asserted by
those who have examined the subject that
he did not attain to any considerable de-
gree Of superiority there till several CEN
turies after the above period. II is GER
tain that, since the time of Mahomet, great
attention has been paid there to the breed
ing ofthe horse, and TO the cultivation Of
the qualities Of docility, heetness and end
urance. But, whatever may be said of the
Arabian stock, il is no better than that of
the best English and American. When
the two races have actually come in con.
tact on fete, the English has succeeded
over the Arabian. A treatise on this sub
ject says, that in 1925, two English horses
ran against two of the nee,est Cossacks
which could be found, and in continued
race of AZ miles the English beat. Many
mixtures Of the two races have been very
celebrated and perhaps from combination
of the blood of both, the highest excellence
has been attained. England has been
celebrated for her fine horses. 1t is mat
of record that when Julius Caesar first in
yaded Britain he took many of the horses
found there to Rome, where they immed-
lately become great layorites, although he
had previously plundered every region of
some Of their best breeds. But, there is
reason to suppose, that the stock was after
wards greatly improved by mixture of
the Arabian, introduced from Spain, and the
Norman and Saxon blood. 1t is asserted
by iudiciOus authorities, that in England,
the horse attained his highest point of ex-
celence near the middle of the last century
since which time they contend there has
been no improvement, though much ineq'
uality exists. 1t is believed, that no horse
surpass our best ieETmie bloods and none
equal our fastest trotters and for draught
for road service, and for the saddle, good
judges assert, that the horses, particularly
Of the Middle and Eastern States, are fully
equal in excellence to the same number of
those OF any other country.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-31
PROCLAMATION.

WTHEREAS, the Hon. Joseph B ANTHONY
w President Of the Courts OF Oyer and Term,
liner and General Jail Delivery, Court of Quartz.
Sessions OF the Peace, and Court of Common Plea
and Orphans Court, in the Eight Judicial Dis.
trict, cCmposed OF the counties Northumberland.
Columbia and Lycoming and the Hon. SAMUEL
0AKEs and STEPHEN BALDY, EsQs., Associate
Judges in Columbia county, have issued their pre.
cept, bearing date the 23d day of Jan, in the
year -four Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty weight and to me directed for holding Court
OF oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace Common
Pleas and Orphans Court in Bloomsbury in the
county of Columbia, on the third MONDAY (being
the 10th day Of APRIL next, and to con.
tlnue two weeks:
NOTICE Is THEREFORE HEREBY OWEN, to the
coroner the Justices OF the Peace, and constable OF
the said county Of columbia, that they be then and
there in their proper persons at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF said day, with their records, nquisi-
tons, aud other remembrances, to do those things
which to their Offices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance, to prose-
ecute against the prisoners that are or may be in
the Jail OF said county olcolumbia, are to be then
and there to prosecute against them as shall be
just Jurors are requested to be punctual intheir
attendance, agreeably to their notices.
Dated at Bloomsbury, the 10th day Of Feb. .,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred andlorty. eight, and in the 72d year of the
lndependencey Of the United States Of America,
BENJAMIN HAYMAN, Sheriff
pLoonsnura, s"n"s,' Feb Oit,'is 10, is4o.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-31
GROCERIES AND CLOTHING

4 FRESH arrival of superior goods, has just
IA been received by the subscriber, which he
oilers cheap to the citizens OF Boomsburg and the
public His stock consists in part OF Clothing-a-
mong winch are, coats, pants, vests, shirts, scars,
stocks, boSoms collars, suspenders, shaving soap
rasors, straps, looking glasse. thread, spool.co
ton, lead.percls books, watch guards, fine
grr-rngS, breast-pins, watch chains; fine cavendish
tobacco; Spanish and hali-spanish cigars; smoking
tobacco; matches backing; cloves; cinnamon /;
lemons; orauges rasins; herring; figs; sugar crack.
ers english wanuts; almonds flbers; creamnuts,
lemon syrup by the bottle, etc; all of which will
be sold very low for cash. Call andeXamine.
CLOTHING OF THE LATEST STYLE ANDFINIsH.
Cloth dress and frock coats cloth cloaks, over
coats, business coats, short sacks pants and vests
Of dark and light colors, of every pattern andstyle.
This assortment Of clothing has been got up with
great deal Of care expressly forcounry sales and
is eQualto any clothing that you can get made.
s. by MOSES MAY.
Bloomsbury, May 13. Ts4s-fm.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-31
Evergreen Trees for Ornaments.

Those of our readers who intend orna-
menting their grounds with beautiful pro-
ducions Of our native forest. will do we'll
TO bear in mind the fact, that evergreens
should be transplanted in the spring de-
ciduous varieties in the fall. The fir rare
ly succeeds when set at the latter season.
1t is beautiful tree, and with proper man.
agementin removing and transplantng, it
is rarely known to fail. In the spring, as
soon as the frost begins to relax, or after it
is wholly out, but while the nights are sufIi-
clently cold to harden the surface of the
soil, cut around the trunk with an axe, or
other suitable mstrument,severing the later
al roots at the distance of eighteen inches
or two feet from the body,-then with as
much care as possible, raise the tree from
its bed, with all the dirt that will adhere
to the roots, and place it in cart or o,bor
vehicle, to be conveyed TO the place whore
1t is to be set. The hole for its reception
should be sufficiently spacious to receive !,
without doubling up or otherwise cramp.
ing the roots, and be "flIed in" with soi
as nearly approrimating that wherein i
grew, as practicable. No heaping up, O
'mounding' about the trunk, should be al
lowed, 1t is better to concave than a con
rex surface. No fermentable manur,
should be applied. Old compost is thc
ssit Etimulant.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-31
The Law Of Health.

In the regimen that prize fighters submit them.
selves to, we may see the secret of acquiring the
greatest strength and power of endurance.
1t is to be strictly temperate in all things to
avoid all debltating stimuiants, such as alchol.
ic drinks tea and coffee, tobacco &C., to rise early
take abundance of exercise in the open air, bath
often and observe the most rigid system Of clean.
illness aud abstain from all lceniousl practices -
those noted for pedestrian feats submit themselves
to the same kind Of regimen. If it may be done
from such gnoble motives. how much easier
should it be to practice the same system Tor the
greatest Of all blessings health.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-31
Agricultural.
The Farmers Song.

love the farmers quiet life
HIs peaceful home, devoid OF strife,
With sweet cOntentment blessed
love the virtues Of his heart,
Which love, and peace, and joy impart,
Around his tranquil rest
love the blooming hills and dales,
Their healthCul winds aud odorous gales,
Untainted with disease -
love the tales aud legions old
BY while.hared sres at twilight told,
Mid scenes OF Shadowy ease,
love the labor and the toll
Which clothe with beauty FREEnoM's soil,
Where tyrant never lrod
And where each task from turmoil free,
Great God is sanctlfed 6y thee,
And consecrates the sod.
love the scenes Of social mirth
Which cheer his quiet evening hearth
With joy, unmixed, replele; -
Where frindship's smile, and loves sly lear,
Are seen thro' hopes transparent tear,
And true friends only meet
love whater the seasons bring
The how'rs that blush--the birds that sing
Ewes low Eoian breeze
The springs soft smiles, the summers charm
The autumn's fruils--the winters storms,
All charm in their degrees.