Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06
THY WILL be DONE.


TIN Will. BE DONE.
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sSearcher of hearts from mine erase
All thoughts that should not be,
And in It's deep recesses trace
by gratitude to Tkeet
Eeafer Of Prayefi-oh guide Alright
Each word and deed Of mine; 81
Lies battle teach me how to 6ght
And be the victory Thine.
eiver Of Allllss--for every good
In the RedcemcF canae.
For shelter. raiment. and for food.
1 thank Thee in His name
Father and Son aud Holy Chest!
Thou glorious Three in Onel
Thou knowest best V That / need most,
Andlet Thy viii be done
Energy.
NYo lose your upright energetic rnen-I'ull
them This way aud The other they only bend,
bht never break Trip them down. and in u
trice they are on their feet Bury thcmin
the mud, and il an hour they would be out
and bright They are never yawning away
txisfencesnr walking about the world as if
they had come into il with only half their
soul You cannot keep them do@n--y ou can
not destroy tlem But for these The world
would quite soon degenerate They are the
salt ef Tie earth. ASho but they start any
noble project They build our cities and
rear onr mauuiactorics: they whilen the ocean
With their sails. and blacken the heavens with
the smoke Of their steam vessels and furnace
iitess they draw forth treasures from the mine
they plow.the earth. Blessing on them -
Look 10 them, young men. and take courage;
initiate their example, catch the spirit of their
energy Without life, What are you good for ?
and what Is your life good for if itis passed
lily away We should ever measure life by
life's employment
An IFishnan passing down the street the
o4her dav, discovered aoBe dollar bill lying on.
the pavement II eyed the rratur sufficient
ly TO ssceflain tlaai It was Of the same stamp
ofoae on Rhich Che day previous he had lost
ten cent? by way OF discoRHt .Baazluck to
the likes osyc exclaimed Pat as he passed
en 4here ye may lie; devil finger will l
put on re, for lost ten cents hy brother Of
yours yeseerday
Ken and oaks ncFc made to be twiRed, and
women dsivv were n1adeto inc around them.
Man MAS made 70 lead and women 10 follow.
Though IN equality we're established he
not Be week before all the officers would be
men. and al the soldiers women. Females
afe perfectly wiling 10 60 ahead provided
the men 60 first. Set fire To g steamboat, and
not yard Of dimity viii bulge till corduroy
SETS the example.
THE WeRrD- Believe me, the world is a
mighty pleasant creature, only do not expect
too much from ii Inthe hour Of peace, pros
periiy. and relaxation seek The world; in mod
eFaiien, taste Of itas you would of a strong
cordial but lose not the remembrance that il
turns bitter on the less; drink i not to excess.
or ii will lead 60 folly, ignomihy, or Death
Hope nothing from the world in the hour of
sorrow. Hope little even from friends; try
them not too much--it is painful TO find them
wanting. Trns. only in that world which is
not nor, hut which must come to all, whetA-
er they VIII or not, Look at the great word,
written over the portal Of death Eternity
and end Yeur comfort there.
Let a man have all the world can give him.
he IS still miserable. Il lie has groYelling, un-
lettered andevout mind Let him have his
gardens, MS folds his lawns, for grandeur.
i1lrnty. ornament and qualification while at
the same lime God Is not at all 10 bis thoughts.
And let another have neither field or garden. /.
lei bin only look al nature with an enlighten-
al nasnd mind which can see and adore
lie Greater in his works. can consider them
as demonstrators Of bis power, his wisdom,
his goodness. and truth--fhis man is greater
rs ven as happier in lis poverty than the 9th
er ia his riches the one Is lillle higher tllan
the beast the other but little lower than an
angel Jones Of Maryland.
The Oldest man, probably. who voted at the
recent election. was Phillip Prineely, an Eng
lishman. of Northampton, who is. one hundred
and five Years old.-Te voted the whig ticket
Samuel Follett, one ofthe few remaining sur
yipors Of The battle Of Bunker Hill, resident
Of Worthington. was also one Of the good men
and true who deposited the straight whig tick
q IN the ballot box on the 10th. He is "a
years old. and drove from his home TO the
place Of voting in his cart, with an OK team.
ISpringfeld Republican.
Fanny'S Error.
ahny shuts her smiling eyes
fhen. because she cannot see