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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

ION Main street, two pleasant LODGING ROOMS,
furnished, and taken care Of may be obtained Tor
eiugle gentlemen, by inquiring l56 Main street.
ssn,9s dt
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10 LET.

49, A STORE on Main aud Southbridge streets,
;:: Worcester good location for Grocery, or any
Egss other business tits now occupied by b. Spring,
3D., Esq Possession given the FIST of pril 1853.
Apply to L. L. MASON, Esq, 1853 Main street, or TO
febl4 diff w. ADAMS, No. 8 Maple Court.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
REMOVAL.
Real Estate Broker,

THE Subscriber, having taken an Office in Paine's
Block, No 236 Main street, would respectfully ten
der his services as
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RAILROADS.
and Worcester Railroad.

"a S. Egz....z I'd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

~ THE BUILDING in Pleasant street, now
WI used as an Engine House. twill make good
a stand for Store. Apply to
- octls dtf WIN. DICKINSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28

Valuable Water Privilege for Sale.
HE subscribers offer for sale uri the first day OF
100 naIcn next m.As desirable Water Privilege Of
IN complete Order and situated on never Ips stresm
o. water In keene, NJ H., about loo rods ron, he r.
r. depot. a q I'm ~ ~ ~ ~ - =.
Keene, N. H., Feb 1853 wapda"ns.@
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EXPRESSES, &C.
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER g. ny.

Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, aud with E
qualDespatch, S by any otherLine.
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Valuable House for Sale

- THE House now occupied by the subscriber
Ei% with the whole, or part Of the Land adjoining
II Is situated at the head Of State street. and ID
Of the best built and convenient houses in this
city. For terms, and further description, apply to
mayl7 disf o. A. HARRINGTON.
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TO LET.

Aaza-a AFIRsT.RATE Millinery and Dress Making
Eg # Stand in GLOBE Village, (Southbridge.) Terms
EsskN very low. Inquire of the subscribers, at Globe
is.1kaA store. J. NJ. CHENEY & co.
CohIA diff
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House and Barn for Sale.

AAUUDJ UtI1Ds
(zA THE House on Oxford street. next North Of
.lnM the Quaker Church, containing fifteen rooms,
conveniently arranged for or two families.
Also, Barn, Convenient for keeping two horses.
FOR further particulars inquire o. the subscriber,
MT f. Z. FAINTER, on the premises.
L. G. MASON.
Worcester, Feb. 8, le53 d2m
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On and oftef Monday, NoU. lst 1852, through PAS.
ENGhR TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence 73O, and Il 80 a. m ;and s45 pm
Leave Worcester at 7.O5, and II a. m. and 4p. IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03
ere were 1000 gallons lirseed disposed of

old prices There 900 gallons linssed disposed of
at yeste, days quotations
PHovRoss -Po still CHI aper. The sales rsaeha
TAO bss old Western, at BIB sl3 25 for mess; $40 10
$40 s7H for prince Dbl. rhs movements ia lard
comprised only 100 bbls at 9lse los. per ID. sset
was in yeer demand The days transactions included
AGO bills ordinary kinds al former quotations. with liO0
bbls. best quality (Jo dams brani repsched GhisAso
mess at S4 60 for GOOD S15 80 for extra and SIS 80 Tor
double per Dbl About $50 bbls. State beef hams
real zsd SIS 80. Butter and shee,s uoalterei.
Rcssale Of 100 tierces prme.wers effected, at % 81
per leo 10.
SEEDS some 500 bushels American rough fax ch tagged
hands, At 81 60 Per bushel.
SUGARS The private transactions amounted TO 900
hhds Cuba, at 1870 bZc for ordinary to very prime,
and AGO boxes Havana in boud for export on terms not
sseertared Sales ee by ;tioa a. fo'lose;sz
hhof New Orleans sold at 47sc 51Sc, cash, when was
considered very good SALE indicating mrc hrmncss In
the market for that kind OF sugar consign neat OF
crop New Orleans has arrived but not put
upon the market
TOBACCO "A parcel of A bales Amhaema taken at
lec per lb.
wHsKEY Sales reported Of $50 bbls. prison, al
2sc 2shc; 100 Jersey At p ac, cash, and - nhes
drudge, at 2Sc., time, &c per gallon.
WooIFour tensive auction sales this week called
together large number OF foreign wool purchasers At
the saes there but little animation, and toe prices
realized far below the expectations of holders On
the LIST nearly all the lots offered Sold bat those ad
vertsed fer the I'd TO . great extent wthdra
The following is full report Of the sales yesterday
80 bales washed Mestizs, &c. l7c So washed Bie
Ayres. lac. 49,; 43 do. unwashed Mestza and
Creoia, 91sc = l11ac 26 do. washed Creolia. 1876 .
15ic.; ~ do. washed African, 22c 271sc; Is do.
washed, 1910 Ice and ID do fine unwashed Texas
fleece, Csc. 261sc., all on six months credit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03
ZINC BOARD, DECEMBER 2
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, Dec 20 P. N.
Aur.-Ony 80 bbls pearls and poss found buyers, at
s. 6ei1 Per 100 lbs.
BREArerrrs Flour in steady request and firm 10
price The days sales reached 1900 bss incu. ing
ordinary choice State At SO STA ST. chiefly at So SIX
So e3k; mixed to fancy Western at SO SIX 81 064
and other grades at propotionate figures Nothing new
changed hands at previous quotations Rye -four
and corn meal were nanmats. Wheat re.
msined in good demand The operations comprised
Genefee white II u for good Michigan do and prime
Canadian do the latter in bond 81 65 for fsr Ohio co.
and 81 so 81 SO for Weste red. Some 900 bushels
rye brought 81 The weeks sales Of barley consisted of
10 7c0 bushels two and four rowed at Slc SIG per
buhel State and Wsstern oats lsss After
days BURNERS embraced 46 bushels at 7sc 7oc for
unsound, Tee SOC for Western mixed and soc 81 No.
for fat ami round yell,w Per bushei
CrToS The Bros ers' Association made the following
Official report for December 2-For export 800 bales
home 4oa bales speculation, "a baes;total l2l7
bales. Market ttesdy.
CoFrrn was held above buyers limits, At l11sc a12Hc
for Rio, and lsc a i3hc. for Java, per IL.
faIrgss Prime live gsese were s;arce and held i:
AGE. ttc. per lb.
FRneurs Rates were firm for European ports and
about eco 40 coo Blu heels gr r4zr for lie
npoolat 2hd 1sd., mostly at the later dsurs cO)
rosin at IS. ed. To London 1000 bashsis e. ia wers
eng ged in ships bsgsatled and sbout3 oo1 "a 600
aour At is Cd, with 400 co to Gil up AZ 81, and 500
bushels cloyerseed, In shippers bags, st Ia To Ant
werp, eco bib. -four were engaged A. s. To Htvre
about 600 acto bills. aoui we're engaged at eTc a
was loaded for Dunk,rk France, with -four at 81 II
California. rates varied from 55c a e0c by clippers
FRrT.-Tbere loo boxes wet dried and div
bunch Isisins sold, At 81 10 sud 50 20 80 Is
HAY-About7 1000 bales we're recently mr.
chased at DOC for alignment, and 75c asTsc for home
ute, PER leo lba.
IAliR-Fas'ern we're In good request, at 81 s7xas2
chiefly ss 81 os%, per tbou.aDd.
hANAl sronrs Ne have heard of no ssi,s 81 rosin or
crnce turientns There we're go bo!s of rpisits
Jsn'ins resoited sold stgI' zach per gallon.
OnA-Whsls, sperm an ss'vs, sontinue1 yer, qaet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

The amount of duties paid at the Custom House. Phila
delPhia for the month of Noyem oer xal 046 0 and
for the year up to December l, 81, TO- against
%, 6i0, Tss 25 for the same period last year.
The Committee Of Finance o. the ogdsns5ur Railroad
yesterday closed sale of $3.50 of the corporations
second bonds at par and interest," from LIST of October
last being the balance of the Nv and half millions
limited the second mortgage The purchases made
by the Northern, Concord and Lswen roads, and the
payments made in equal monthly nstalracnts.
In confederation of this sale at par the Os1eoburg and
Central roads have promised their Through business to
the upper line Of roads, until the Concord ard Csremsn
road shall be built AMI open for public travel.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal win be closed the
LIST Of January for the purpose Of putting 1t in thorough
repair for the spring trade. lie canal is still ia 6ne
DER but there great lack of hands to the boats
The railroad could carry increased amount Of coal but
for the want of motive power The total amount sent
from the coal region this year is 495, 1872 tons.
The annexed official statement of the tolls collect
ID all the New York State canals in each Of the follow
kul yeRrs viz -
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


ltRkRKRo's DANCING ACADEAY, NO u WEE
Fourteenth stveet.-Nsdan6 Duhrenl Terrero and 81
gsrt frreo rcspsey inform their patrons and tho put
sas their academy is and pupils MAY ostes
!asss. wsdaesaays sssurdsys weneays and Thursass.
81 p. NJ Eentlsm6ns evening otass, TuoedAys III
;Ays ~ r. Nj Saturday sv-niss - TX r. NJ ola
~ ErS9stins Priysss tssoas and csssss In aniiss
.i~ sfsend. cd nsaai ocversi aas.s
aA s1rilles vi, Ne :. iv..Irsa au-ias shc
GRAND APOLLINEA, NO 6BpND sTREtT-PRO.
VI bsa the honor IN npprise his
AZ the solicitation o. HIS pupils he will
third grand toirCe at ks spep did dan ing eny on
Tnprrday evening, December 1853 Tickets 81 each can
he had at the above academy by making prompt arp iosion
the tickets being limited In sumper N. BPrcf SAracco
syes lessons every day a. uBuI.
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Total each year s32 s57 ssi 567 $50 $50 s92
Foreign manufactures in very slack requjt owing
late OF the The stosks of merchants
kinds are nevertheless quite moderate, and
such not eager dispose of them at any concession
in price, The by trade buying small lots Of de-
sabe articles to keep up assortment bat in other
nes sulress is the naturally discriminating feature at
present The prospects for the future quite
aging and all parties inclined 70 conduct their bu
sir ystemati slly not TO them The orders
sent out for spring supplies are, ~ far as can be
tanned just now, large but discriminating, and this
account disposed to look forward to healthier
trade during the rsxt quarter Nothing tends strong
y to damage the interests OF operations reckless inn
ports these be avoided henoeforward every one con-
cernsd the traffic. whose movements in other respects
controlled by prudence cannot fail to acquire and re-
tain secure position in the commercial world.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount to the
dit of the Treasurer of the United States in the different
depostares the government Monday, the 2sth of
November, 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03
SECOND BOARD.
Iln0n On A. Rk I RRRa o. 100 sha Cum
Mines and Mining

FRIDAY, Dec rs P. NJ
better tone ruled at the board to day North Carolina
sold freely az cash. Gardiner In good demand ct
1as, buyer 80. We understand that four machines,
worth $4,000 each, have been ordered. For Milton
TX offered; but holders advanced to As the
advances accounts from Lake Superior win be moro
scanty and speculation will increase We shall probably
have lively market for the Southern mines a. well =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03
nIATRIMONY.

NTCTlCE.-ANy ONE OR ALL OF THE BRAUT
~ ysyng ladies dressed IN blue c,oans, brown u
dane and pol lin dresses trimmed with fur, velvet
tho fe.rss, riding In the omnihussss will ID
something to their s.v.ntsEe and contribute to the
ent Of the advertiser by standing the corner 81 nj
WY and Canal street, from 10 70 IL o'clock on Nd
morning. or by addressing, oonhdsntiaIiy, n. Bros
pcst Office. N Bile advertiser will marry any ono
Of them satisfactory arrangements can be made.
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7-~7~-~--s-@7-9
AGENCY.

a UsfEsLIA--ACFkW CO. Cnsnis~ioH MA
N eh.oM us " tc-tsr.1 Hrlhe nras. P5rt Pap, Aus
ali~aephis blazing kca"s, fsis'r ore sunss Whit
ses.gv rsw Wy f'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY, Dec. asp. NJ
We have nothing to report relative to the stock
exchange to-day The transacticrs more limited
than usual and the Akst is sustained almost entirely
upon the wants of the bears Bat for the purchases OF
the shorts fsnces would not remain long where they
At the first board to day Eris bonds, second
mortgage, advanced cent; New York Central bonds
Delaware and Hu .son Railroad, a Nicaragua Transit
" Erie Railroad Hudson River Railroad ~ New haven
Railroad, n; Reading Railroad Il. Cumbe land Coal DO
elined per MT Parker Vein, ~ There was consider
abb activity in railroad bonds but prices remain IN
changed Operators In Wall street are anxousy looking
scr the by the Europa At sea thirteen days,
with four days later Intelligence The prospect is deci
dedy more favorable sellers than buyers holders,
- every arrival from Europe is likely to bring gloomy ac
counts regarding financial affairs
The receipts of Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day amounted TO slo9 275 39 paid, $s3 42S
s0-leaviDg q balance Of 81, s4,o74 IS.
The receipts OF the Hudson River Railroad for the
month OF November, were .$lZoo2o Oh
ssns month, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss,osS So
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The value of merchandise specie &c, imported into
this port ing the month of November 1853
to ST. of which SO 232 oo7 dutbls msrchan
disc 1884 2S in free goods and 1854 342 in specie The
imports the month last ted to S. 049
geo. Increase in the month this year s67o57S. The
value Of merchandise, specie, &C., exported from this
port during the month of No, ember 1853 amounted
81 1888 672 of which, 81 93 in domestic msrchan
disc S4S oSs in foreign free goods $3.50 s7 foreign du
table goods and s55775 in specie and bullion. The
exports in the moRth last year amounted to 81 90S
100. Increase in Nov 1862 1872 recspitulAton
of the aggregates for the month in each past two
years presents the annexed comparison -
IMPORTS AND ExpoRrs-PoKr NEW YORK.
Noue1aber 1851. 1858. 1853
Imports. SIS 049, e9e 50 720b77 Inc l,S7e57s
Exports 1905, IL 1861 Inc. ,22b, 4s2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03
BOARDING AND LODGING.
MUSICAL.

DLEAK HOUSE BALLADS, NO. I-"BEGINNIN0 tn
ID World, rs cents. Words by Fits Jamos O,8rien mua
by Thomas Baker. And with parting SOB be began 1
wordRot this World oh this-the world that sets
words and melody. Published by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

WHoLEsALE FISH sToRE-ExTRA LARGE
msckcrel, for retail II &; half barrels Of sxtrai
family use Aeo quarter barrels, sishths and kits. Sn
herripgs piehlsd beings extra large cod hsh, -, rc
tween W asbingtsn and West streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

DARTNER WANTED-WITH CASH CAPITAL
L $780, in an established cash business TO person|
the above amount this opportunity Reference
and required Address J. F. B Herald once for two
stating where interview may be had.
THE Oh DERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORAl|
copartncrship for the pun pose of conducting the ge
hat and cap manufacturing bu.iness under the stSls
firm Of LEE PoRCHER. w liam Lee ISL Grsei|
street William A. Porcher, 146 Water street.
New York, Decers Der ], 1863.
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Excess ofimports. So, l4l, 500 -
Do. exports. 81, 4l3, 095 S., 554, 904

This presents very extraordinary result. 1t will be
that the exports in Nov 1853 exceed in value the
imports nearly two and half million of dollars.
After the OF the board the folio wing sales
Of stocks made at auction At the Merchants Ex
change, by Simeon Draper -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

nEPOT OF ROGUE OF PERICORD, 59f BROApy
~ New Yorf.-Just received by tho Arabs the first
Of truled preserves pates de foieagvas Co. TO- On tn
December exi ibiticn of articles and rioh Paris
boxes for Christmas and New Year presents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

TINTED STATES PASSPORTS FOR ALL PART
unsettled .tate Of Europe) issued By b. NONES nj
Public and Commifsoner for every State In the Unor
% Broadway N. B.-Naturalized citizens must prd
their certificates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

MUSICAL REPOSITORY. SIX AND QUART
Nl cen weskly-No. this day published utsining
valse dAmour performed BY julisn's baud and compo
vsse;" &C min, tlro the Rye" snd 'F-isady is =!
DERMONTGoMkkY,l II Spruce street, .na sold at oil
hoo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

CILBERTs BOUDOIR PIANOS, WITH ZION RRANE
yJ most admirably adapted for small rooms The on|
agent Gbsrs iron frame boudoirs al Sthels belt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY-FOR SALE, VERY
low good substantial two story basement and attic
Gsns house but In the best manner and WILL filed in with
MAX And finished with sliding DOORS marble mantes
sses the location Of the best in the city Also eight
nxss story brick houses Division Also the
oy brick store the Of Fourth 6oush
.sssts ans suAuen for drug store fancy STORE bakery
DOYLE, No. Fifth street, near Division avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

BOARD wANTED-FOR A YOUNG LADY, WHERE
ID the of fine piano. also teaching agreeable
will be made to both parties would Be eon
found agreeable and eompanonabe Please call at 80 West
Twelfth street between Sixth and Seventh Res
rem case ypd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO MAKE Z
"a acquaintance OF Spanish lady for the purpose Of
proven ent in the Spanish langusge for which model
will be paid 1t will not require thorous
educated per, it is the accent which 10 required PHI
address O., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE
Lzprcss-Ihrsng w..hoat detentioa.- Copesn h u ,
tho only fgtAorizd agents IA New Yo.k Pa.sons ia,
Pares kin Grsat southern Exore will Tor ward rack
ages snd soeds 81 every erscIipton this day De s. At
o'clock, hy United STATES Mail steamer ana
p,efs trsrs charge OF fsitfu messenger to all the pra
Opal the above states sppers beading g,oda no
this ne rely On their arriving in all t,,ns
C0NCkIIS AC),
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

MUSIC AND FRENCH.-A FRENCH LADY, v
Nl speaks English well. and has the highest resomme
tons of the piano and French wishes to
pupils at her residence for S2 per quarter two lessons
week. Address j. o. H., Herald office.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-01
NO. XXXIII.

councillor take them. sWhen!r son day al er
tomorrow. We putting up a house 10 receive
YOU. and il be ready before then; nos will the
prince be down until to-mnrrow." X was now that
W understood that hey expected to receive the letter
OF the President and the Comn,edores letter of cre-
dence, INSTEAD OF the copies Of which the in
ention tn send st resevng the last the hopes Of
forcing an interview at Jcddo. This explained
TO them--when the change that them was
plain--they persisted that they had understood that
ihe letters were TO be received not the copies-the
tear oil the permission 10 rip himself up, (he Hari
kasi) was evident in his ace--and yet the Conno-
dofe persisted ~ this point, and We sent hm off 10
SIZE notice TO higher powers thar such the face.
1n the afternoon he again came, and the Lon,no-
dore at st agreed 10 deliver the originals and land
at the place fixed upon.
Thu lay Jul, ls.--Ea,ly in tie morning we drop
ped ou ST. a'ners down and "a possible. The
bay Is very nea,iy circular with two small fo;s Ga
each ront al the entrance We Went Oft ia Cur
boats, (,n aii,) officers landsuen and marines, 423
strong, armed to the teeth each carrying with
hin the lives Of five japanese Ii was IA beautiful
s9ht as we pulled in Ne we're ia sight Of a ham
drcd armed japanese boats, with banners 1ying,
averaging twenty-five men each; then tie shores
ahead were stretched lines of painted clbths, wiii
various mottoes, for iil mile IN lem tharned men
and cavalry and artillery in front, and human figures
thich IN the rear. tn Advanced our boats, and our
i,'fe band landed; drew up IN fne and formed, in
all, $50 men, leaving 50 ~ the boats.
The Commodore and men then landing sc formed
ccse Inc, and, to the tune Of ''iad Columbia"
w''h the American iag proudly waving over us, we
marched up 10 the Couuc House. There We halted
o,r httle band drew up, aud thus, with twenty feet
between us, face face, stood The sons Of America
and the troops of Japan We went uto the Council
House, where sat the Commissioner, with his cosd-
Jmtor, Prince of lwain Proudly walked in, ard
bowed III our way which was required Nv the Com
missioner rising aud bow my. Ne .ere lien scared
Thus We delivered or credentials, and after few
words. We Withdrew, formed line and 70 the
tunes Of ''la Coiunbia,'' and Yankee Doodle -
retired to ouT boats. We were accompanied off bv
Iezimon and ether mandarins, and got under way up
the bay. We went within eight miles Of Jcdd,, car
rying pieny Of water bu, could see nolhing OF tho
city.
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God Knows it All.

In the dim recess OF thy spirits chamber,
Is there some hidden grief thou n,ayst not tell,
Let not tbs heart iorsake thee; bnt remember
HIS p'tyias eye who and knows il well,
God knaws j, ALI
And art thou tossed on pillows OF temptation,
And woulist do good, Int egil oft prevails!
y think, amid lhe waves Of ttibuIafion,
When earthly hopes, when earthly refuge fails
God knows it all,
And dost thou sin? thy deed Of shame conceang
In some dark spot no human eve can seel
Then walk in pride without one sigh revealing
The deep remorse that shoatl distu,et thee!
GOd knows it all!
Art ,hon oppressed, and poor, and heavy hearted,
The heavens above thee in thick clocds a,rayed
And well nigh crushed.no earthly strength impaired
No earthly voice to say, BE not aiaid!"
God knows IL ail
Ar, thou a niourner' are thy lear drops flowing
For too earl, lost to earth and thee!
The depth of grief no human spirit knowing,
Which moaning in secret, like ,h" moaning sea
God knows 1t ALL
Dost thou look back upon life Of shining,
Forward, and tiemble for thy .rt,We lot.
There's O!c who sees The end from the beginning,
Thy tear vi pclItcnce is not forgot,
God knows ii all!
Then go to God Pour out Your hearts before Hun,
There is no sriei ,our Father cannot feel;
And let your sa,eul songs Of praise adore Him
To save, forgive, and every wound to heal,
God knows it ALL