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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-11-04
o. s. SHp suscUrHANsA,

SHANGHAI, July TO- 1854.
MY DEAR SrR The officers and crews of this ship and
the Vandaa have heard with sincere regret of the sad
accident of the of the Encounter the Attn
These accidents to seamen always distressing, but,
on this OCCASION IL is particularly and deeply amented
by the officers and Of the Susquehanna and Wanda
a As the loss Of the right deprives the unfortu-
nate man Of the principal of supporting his family
and himself the officers and of the Susquehanna
and Vandaa anxious to assist in relieving his dis
ress and is with sincere pleasure that we send him the
enclosed bill Of exchange for two hundred and eighty
three pounds sterling, which beg him accept from
his brother seamen proof Of heartfelt sympathy
Respectfully, your obedent servant
FRAsKs BUCHANAN, Commander.
Capt. G. W. D. o'CALLAaHAs,
Commander II. M. s. Encounter, Shanghai
H. NJ SHIP ENcouSrER,
SHANGHAI, july IL, 1854.
Nh DEAR Sir: Charles Lyme, the seaman who lost his
arm while firing salute In honor of your national day.
and Of the Snsquehanna and Vandaa of his deep
gratitude and thankfuness for their kind and generous
Of his misfortune.
Allow me- sir also to express my feelings this
OCCASION which are that in this token Of sympathy
not merely act Of charity but which evidence OF
sentiment Of good will and kindly feeling between our
respective nationssuch IL has been my good fortune
with the navy and people Of the United States Of America
and cannot refrain from declaring my hope and be-
lief that with those capable Of such beray and con-
sideration il is in this instance my duty acknow-
ledge extended intercourse will but tend to i'm
prove those feelings which exist less to the honor than
the advantage OF the two countries.
have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servant
g. w. d. 0CALLAGHAs, Captain.
Capt. +. BUCHANAN,
Commander U. s. steamer Susquehanna.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-11-04

Isfssskn fsrsovsssss cssssssfoxs IA csnvestion ei
the friends 81 insersN Representative ~ hold ~ sss
bury On CD ths "a efNsssmhsr The etjest 10 con.
ceasrass public ssnssns srsa The lmpert&at works u
the State arst ssd ies ssssr wsrks fsllsv SIMILAR
Ccnvession u % B. hold Ssrlk yrgnis IN The ssh
of Nevsmhsr. Ths.s shs have rcd Lsal Msrnss
admirable letters his wi rsmsmher hos graphical
~ he describes Ssrsk tAs srs.sss Asrhor ashs uaes
Cor fsr,iga and sams.te semmsrcs Ths intsrnsi Inn
pro,smssu nsv In progen vi hrsss inss sssa I'll her
sdvanfssess
NvsL--fhs unifsd states sisep-sfwr O. Mars.
Tmcposrs BsHtKr sommsading arrived n mssslals
karbor On shs 2ssh sfAaxaa. fem caas vhsrs she len
the ualssd ssatss steamer s-rssss and ne ussa
soop rorssnsath vas daily srrssssd
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
LIST OF GIFT S .
PROF. HARRIS WHoLEWoRLD, wor

PROF. HARRIS WHOLE WORLD, worth
an immense fortune to any one,
valued AT 10000 90
PROF. HART'S ELEGANT COCN-
TRY SEAT. with 100 acres of
land in a high state of cultivation,
the buildings on which cost Sl5, 600,
situated OH Long Island Sound. and
commanding a magnificent view Of
80 mics i'll every direction, valued
at $4,000 90
a CASH LOAN FOR 100 YEARS,
without interest or security 10000
The Celebrated MODEL OF THE
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, val
ucd at 5000 90
PROF HARRIS far-famed PANOR-
ANA OF THE HOLY LAND. 10000 90
A MAGNIFICENT CITY RESI-
DENCE in New York. 1900 90
100000 Volumes of PROF. HARRIS
extensive TRAVELS in the Old
and New World, intcrspersed with
remarkable Adventures, Amusing
Anecdotes. and Thrilling Incidents,
elegantly bound, with gilt edges.
including a portrait oithe author. Is, 900 90
TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING LOTS
each containing 10000 square feet,
in beautiful village in the suburbs
Of New \ ork City, each valued at
$500 1880 90
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
TO THE FARMERS OF ST. MARY'S
NOTTINGHAM & JOHNSON have

n WI lNO1A VI q JOftNSON nave
" now in store and for sale PEN
NOCK'S IMPROVED WHEAT Drill
AND SEED SOWER. This machine
is the first successful drill used in this
country. 1t has been simplified and i'm
proved by The original patentee every
year for the last six years, and he now
believes that he has perfected one of the
most useful labor-saving machines for the
Farmer that is now in use.
We are alsoprepared to furnish the
Agriculturalists and dealers in lmple-
ments. The attention of farmers is in
vited to the following articles Of our own
manufacture :-Ploughs, Harrows, Guilt
vators, Wheat Fans, Grain Cradles, Straw
Cutters, Corn shelters, Wheat Threshers,
and Horse Powers. Castingsby the ton.
or single piece for Ploughs and machines.
Also, a variety of articles too numer-
Gus to mention, to all of which they would
respectfully call the attention Of their
old friends and patrons, assuring them
that all articles they manufacture shall
be of good materials and workmanship,
and sold on as reasonable terms as the--
can be had elsewhere.
COTTINGHAM s JOHNSON.
No. 121 Pratt street, corner of
Holingswcrth, Bait, Nd.
August 18th, 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10

give you the following statements ii
publicity. Until recently, for the last
SIX years, have been suffering and
gradually sinking under the effects Of
tina: distressing and alarming disease The
consumption, attended with a Painful
cough and frequent hemorrhase of the
lungs. BY the advice Of friends AMI
physicians, | tried residence Of a few
months farmer South, but not receivin,
any decided benIfit, fresorted to means
which il is natural for a person to max,
Gus of when given over by medical at.
PENDANTS, as hopeless case, that is, the
various advertised medicines. con
tinued TO try one remedy after another
without obtaining any relief. until bv
your Recommendation commenced using
the Cedar Tar. At that time had he.
come so weak that was obliged TO give
up my Office and practice. ! had only
taken one bottle, when / was convinced
that the medicine was doing good: as
continued to take the medicine, con-
tinued to gain in strength, and NV
disease to yield under its influence. I
am now able to perform the labors Of INV
practice, and confidently hope to be soon
fully restored to my former good health.
consider the Cedar Tar the very best.
if not the only remedy for the cure Of
diseases OF the lungs and chest.
Veryrespectfully yours,
WIN. C.CRUP, Dentist.
PERPAED AND REFINED by
MRS. B B. NORRIS, NO. $40 BAL.
TINOE STREET, BAIT.
For sale by WilliamH Garner. Mile
Town Md and ov all respectable druggist
throughout the United States.
July %, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
NEGROES WANTED.

"HE subscriber, agent for J. c. Cook
u & Co., takes pleasure in informing
he citizens Of st Marv's Co. that he is
now in the market and prepared at all
times to give the highest cash market
prices Cor all likely young negroes OF
every description. He will be in Leon
ard town regularly every week, where
oil communications addressed TO him
will be strictly confidential and will be
promptly attended 10. Liberal commits
sions will he paid in all cases for infor-
nation leading to purchase.
r G.. SHEKELL.
Leonard Town Aug. II. lS53-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
Tie Cheap Lumber Yard.

THE UNDERSIGNED, gratefully
L. return thanks TO their many friends
and customers Of St. Mary'> county for
liberal patronage during the past year !;
and would respectfully solicit continu-
ance Of the same, feeling confident that
they can serve them upon the most libe-
raj and accommodating terms, with any
thing they may want in the Lumber line.
s. WILLIS & CO.,
LU NBER ALERS,
Vest Side Of Union Dock, Baltimore.
Feb. 18th, lS5i--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
100000 90
100000 GIFTS
4 VALUABLE GIFT FOR EVERY
TIL X EFT

4 VALUABLE GIFT FOR EVERY
TICKET.
Each 81 Ticket entities the holder TO One
Years subscription TO the Illustrated Family
Literary and Commercial Journal. call.d THE
WHOLE WORLD, and 10 Four Admissions to
the Exhibition of the Whole World. and also
to oneof the SOC, 900 Gifts. thus ensuring every
person investing in this stupendous enterprise
the full worth OF his or her money, and rare
chance TO realize a fortune besides Ticket
buyers will also receive engraved on their tick
ct, when purchased, an elegant portrait OF
Professor Hart, and correct and elaborate
drawing of his Country Seat, one of the Gifts,
TO which Grand and Free Excursion will be
given.
When the 100000 tickets are soil. the
property will be placed at the disposal ofa com
mittce appointed by the ticket holders of anv
place wherein the greatest number have been
sold, to be distributed as shall be perfectly fair
and satisfactory to all concerned; and iudging
from the increasing rapidity with whi,h the
ickets are being purchased by all classes of
people, IN every part of the country, it is rea-
sonable TO conclude that the enterprise will
soon terminate in the happiest STYLE
twill not be necessary for ticket holders TO be
present at the distribution of the Gifts. anless
they wish to, as they will be duly notifedof the
time and manner of the partition of the prop
erty. and all may safely rely ON the honora-
bic ful6lment of the undertaking, and the per-
fectly fair and satisfactory disposition of the
bove named Gifts. When the Gifts are awar-
ded. holders of tickets shall also be promptly
notified as TO what Gifts they viii receive
Any information relative to the Gifts NAV be
obtained through the office of the Worlds
Hall, where also may be had any responsible
reference desired.
An orders BY mail must be addresscdJpo post
paid, money enclosed, to J. Woodman Hart,
Worlds Han, SIT and $40, Broadway, New
York, and the tickets, with copy of the pa
per, viii BE- promptly forwarded TO any part Of
world
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
zoos DOLLARS REWARD.

"Y negro man, VIM. Greenfield,
W. aged upwards of fifty years, has
been a runaway upwards If six weeks;
and having now some reason to think he
is harborcd, employed, and otherwise
dealt with, l will give the above reward
for the conviction of the person or per-
sons who may be guilty of such offences
in the premises as are guarded against
by our Acts Of Assembly, and Ten DOL
lars for his delivery in the county Jail.
He is slender, quite grey, shows marks
Of the Scrofula, or Kings Evil, about his
body neck and wrists, is very black, and
IL much addicted 20 hard drink.
IT. C.. S, KEY,
yuae 22d, Is5i-tt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
n OF &c F.

TREELAND, HALL s. CO, attheir
~ store, on Light Street Wharf, I'd
door from Pratt street, offer for sale a
choice assortment Of Groceries. Teas,
Wines and Liquors, selected with care,
and will be sold as low as goods
Of the same quality can be purchased in
the city.
Particular attentio will always Re
given to the sale of Grain. Tobacco, and
produce generally.
Feb. 10Th. 1854-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
PA TUX NE RlT Err,
VIA
FAIR HAV EN-.
, o n
THE STEAMER PLaVTER

R~A win leave the Mary
Ia land State Wharf on
49, "Wednesday, arch 9,
at 6 o'clock, a. m, and every succeed
ing "Wednesday. for the Patuxent River,
via Fair Haven, proceeding as EOr up as
Hills Wharf. stopping at all the usual
landings going and returning.
Returning, will leave Hills Wharf
every Friday at O'clock. a. m. for
Benedict: leaving Benedict for Baltimore
every Saturday at 6 o'clock, a. III.
Il A deduction Of 10 per cent. will be
made for all bills for down freight, VIII, n
amounting to one dollar and upwards. if
paid at the time OF shipment and delive.
~; and 5 per cent. if settled on or before
the last trip Of the season, and if the bills
are not settled at the close Of the season,
interest will be charged.
Owing to the advance in price f all
articles Of consumption, and the increase
OF wages, we are compelled TO make the
following charges:
Freight from all places, OH Tobacco, 81
per hogshead. -
rrergrn Tn All GRAIN, 81 cents. Pxcept
from above Hills Wharf, v hi h will
be s cents per bu~hcl.
son L. WEEMS.
Baltimore, Feb. %, 1884.
n. B. Due notice will be given when
the Patuxent will resume her route.
March 9th, lSj4--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10

IF any orders are received after the tickets
have all been sold. the money will be promptly
returned, post paid. 10 the person sending II.
Correspondents will please write distinctly
their name and re.ilemre, county and State, To
prevent errors.
II IS advisable fer those DESTROYS Of securing
a years subscription TO the unique Pictorial
Journal called
1.-THE WHOLE WORLD"
10 remit the money immediately, III order 10
commence with the beginning of the first vol
ume.
J. WOODMAN HART,
Proprietor and Editor.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
PROFESSOR J. WooDNIAN HART

PROFESSOR J. WOODMAN HART
would respectfully inform the citizens Of New
York and the world at large, that, for he pur-
p,se Of securing for the Mammoth Illustrated
Journal called
"TIIE WHOLE WORLD"
the largest circulation OF any literary OF bust
ness paper extant, and for the purpose pf en-
aiding all TO see his wonderful llstratiolo f the
Entire World, the first and only thing bf the
kind ever produced. now on exhibition at the
Worlds Hall, Nos. 377 and $40 Broadway
thereby popularizing American Art: and also
of giving world wide celebrity TO his renowned
Book of Travels, Adventures, anAsknec-
dotes," which should be read BY the million.
he will distribute among the purchasers of his
One Dollar Tickets. 300,0O0 Magnificent and
Valuable Gifts, amounting to the sum total OF
100000.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
COPARTNERsHIP DISSOLVED.

"HE Copartne-ship heretofore exist
- ing between George w. Richard
on and w. F. Combs, under the name
ef Richardson s Combs, is this day dis
s0Iveu ny mutual vvrrsrIIt. The business
will be continued by VIM. F. Combs s.
Co., who earnestly solicit the custom of
the late firm. George w. Richardson is
authorised TO settle up the old business.
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON,
VIM. +. COMBS.
February 10th, 1854.
Feb. 10th, 1S5i-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
HOpEin's.4Hf0tsie Lin inie
AN EXTERNAL REMEDY.

AN EXTERNAL REMEDY.
Stands unrivalled fnr The cure of Gou:.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia in all nS forms,
Lnmbago. Sciaiica, Face ache, Tooth.
ache, Head ache, Sore ihroa;. Chillblains,
Fro~ibi'e, Corns, SPrsins, Bruises, &c.
Prepared only by
s. b. HOPKINS & Co,
Easion, Md.
To those who are the unfortunate vic.
Tins Of pain, an article IL now presented
which. for lis success in the various az.
fec ions in which il has been applied. is
without precedent in The history OF local
MEDICAL agents. The public is earnestly
called upon to est The truth Of our asser.
lions by application Of the Liniment. II
will he found full v and entirely TO meet
their wants, and prove in all cases an in
valuable assnager of pain. The proprie-
tors beg leave TO refer all interested TO
the certificates appended also to the
certificates accompany each horile,
from The most respectable, intelligent and
reliable sources.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10

10000 vols. MRS. PARTlNGTON'S
CARPET BAG OFFUN at SOC. 10000 90
10000 pieces Of the most Fashionable
MUSIC. at . cts. $3.50 90
$4,000 elegant STEEL ENGRAV-
lNGS, at 25 cts. 900 90
$4,000 Finely engraved POCKET
MAPS OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. l4,i27 -
81 ,Oeo PORTE-MONNIES, at25c. .772 25
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10

AGExrs.-PerSons desiring 10 become A
gents for the sale of ticketS by forwarding
Cpost-paid) One Dollar, shall be sent a gift
ticket and prospectus. with the paper con-
tanning all necessary information.
June Is, 1854.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
JOHN ANY,
No. 3 HoLLINSwoRTH AND GRANT SITS.
Near Pratt Street Wharf,)

:
Baltimore.
"AS constantly on hand full stock,
- of Lime wood burnt). Bricks,
Hair, Cement, Calcined Plaster, Corn,
Oats. Corn Meal, Chop Rye, Mill Feed.
ect., all of which he will sell at the low
est market rates. Orders for any Of the
above articles will be attended to with
promptness, and satisfaction be guaran-
eed.
April 18th, 1S54-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10

NEW YORK REFERENCES
L. E. Bulkley, ESQ. 80 Wall street.
F. J. Visscher and Co., Real Estate Lockers,
$40 Broadway.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10

WHITE OAK TIMBER.
A Large number of White Oak trees
"A suitable for slip timber SC.
Apply % subscriber at Charlotte Hal
p. O. st. Mary's county, Md.
WV !. CARTWRIGHT.
March S0th ls5i-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
WORLDS HILL,

Nos. SIT AND 379 BROADWAY. n. York.
Prot: J. Woodman Hart, Prop'r and Manager.
+. II. E. Brown, Treasurer.
G. l.. Morton, Corresponding-See'y.
CA. Hanklns, Descriptive Lecturer.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
CERTIFICATES.
Sr. fNEGoEs MANOR,


ST. Marv's CO, Md. April Is. 1852
NJ. s. B. H"Pkins-l)ear Sir have
suffered severely with Gom for several
years. One of vour good friends pro-
cured me a boifle &c your Eminent [
used II, and found more relief than from
any application ] ever made. can say
that you have been nv good Samaritan.
May our good Lord reward you.
Very truly yours, &C.,
THOS. LILLY.
Easton, Jan. 18th, 1850.
| hereby certify that after trial Of the
medicine manufactured by Mr.. S. B.
Hopkins, for Rheumatism, having pur.
chased bottle Of HIM and tried il, con.
slider it the be>, remedy lave ever seen
for that comDlaint
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
JAS. PARROT,
Clerk al Talbot Co.

Mr.. S. r. Hopkin>-Dear Sir:-I
made use Of the Linmrnr obtained from
YOU, and its effects were beyond nv ex-
pectaiions. For years | have been a
marIvr to The headache-a large proper
lion Of my time being passed in excruci-
aiing pain. The FIRST application Of your
remedy. greatly 10 my surprise and graft.
fcaIion. relieved me Immediately. NV
wife also has tried it and with the same
success. Should it operate in other cases
as it has in mine, no doubt it will be one
ofthe most PoPulor medicines ever ofe red
! TO he public. Yours. &c.
Stephen G.. Harrington.
Ea>tnn, Nd. Jan. 10Th, 1850.
Dear Sir: Some time during last wear
| was so severely afflicted with Lunhago,
as to be for nearly two days unable 10
turn in my bed. TO relieve which had
recourse TO The usual remedies, but found
no relief until happily was induced to
try your inesrimabIe linimeni, which i'm.
mediaielv relieved me after two applica-
! tons. Yours, &c.
Thos. Beaston.
Easton, Md. March 18Th, 1850.
Mr.. S. b. Ilopkins-Dear Sir: I feel
great satisfaction, in certifying to the
good effect your Liniment has produced
to the several cases -four IN num5er) that
have come under my supervision NV
wife who has suffered most acutelv for
years past from that appalling, and in her
case hitherto incurabe disease, Neural
gia has found decided relief from the
simple application of the Liniment, to the
part effected. Til: application was made
upon the approach of an attack and no
dlscoloration or other unpleasant effects
are left on the skin. Yours truly.
Jas \. Goldsborough.
Woodstock, near Faston.
From the Rev. I. l. Mclean.
Hopkins Liniment has been quite re-
medal in a case of Face Ache in my
family. T.. Mclean.
Easton.
College Green, Cecil Co., Md.
Mr.. Hopkins-DeM Sir-Mv mother,
an elderly lady, sprained her knee Joint
badly, which caused her the most excru-
eating pain-the joint was also much
swollen. The only remedy at hand was
the bottle of liniment you presented me
with, was Immediately applied and en-
tirely relieved the pain and had great
efec IN reducing the swelling.
Wte have no doubt of the good effect CT
your liniment in this case, and if YOU see
proper to make this statement public,
aute0n do with pleasure.
With much respect,
Your obdt. Servt., Fletcher White.
Tobacco Stick, Dorchester CO., Md,
Dear Sir-his is to certify that nv
wife suffered severely for long time
with violent pain in her left jaw, so in
tense that she was unable to chew upon
it for FIVE or SIX weeks. I procured a
bottle Of your liniment and before she
ad used one half she was entirely cured.
Reuben all.
Pnce SO cents per bottle. Humric-
hous & Boyd, Wholesale 4 gent, No. 20
Commerce street, Sd door from Pratt
Bait, from whom dealers can be supplied
at the proprietors' lowest prices.
Agents for Saint Mary's county. Loker,
Abel s Co., Leonard Town, C. Wathen,
Oakville.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
STABLER'S ANODYNE CHRRY
EYDrFsTnn

Is confidently recommended 10 invalids m
unsurpassed hv any known preparation. for the
cure oi Coughs. oarsenrs>. and other forms Of
Common Colds; Bronchitis. Asthma, CTour.
Consumption in an early Stage. and for The Re.
iiei OF the Patient even in adv ancad Stages g
that Fatal Disease
1T combines. in a scientific manner, remedies
oil long esteemed value. with others Of more
recent discovery, anal beside It's sooIhinx and
tonic qualities. acts through the skin gently
and with great efficacy, for the cure of this cIass
nI 1issnsaa ll-s--r--
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10
Very respectfully,
Sarah Mullen, 80 French street.
CONSUMPTION CURED

RICHMOND, April a, 1907
.M. p. Horton Keech. .fgent far Cedar
Tar.-Dar Sir: 1t is with a sense to
gratitude, and desire that others, suffer
ing from disease, may be induced 10 try
the Cedar Tar. that ! am infuen psoof
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-08-10

To FTaH StTsff. BaRtJa0Ye.
For sale in ST. Mary's county by Riehardsom
K Combs and Loker Abel 6 Co., Leossr1
Town; Wm. n. Garner 4 Co., Miles Town
and Geo. n. Morgan. and John A. Rurroaets'
Chaptieo-snd BY merchanss generally thrgsess.
cut Maryland and Virginia
Pebrsary 8, 1859
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-24

sleeps only Il is no, the sleep Of death
Break open the coflin--savc IT, Help.
help, God--Oh Rod. Air--air--ai air.
She fell into the arms Vi the ierriGcd
by-standers. and her husband madv
rush towards her with a knife in his
hand. ] had ius' time to pa, oui my
loot in his way and be Cell hradlong in.
TO the grave.
II is most impossible 10 give anything
like an idea oi tbs general scrne u
confusion that now cnsucd. rl,e pro.
pie seemed 10 be panie.strieken aud h,
was not until | raised my voice TO q
high pitch thar 81, hearing.
The child is saved, said Mir.
Spragg come torth.'
Mr. Spasg with the child ia his
arms, made has appearance from the
church. lie was rs white rs sheet,
from fear. bot The moment Mrs. Bggs
saw his little companion she stretched
forth her arms, and an expression a
great JOY came across her iacr. She
tried 10 speak. bat nature was over
come--sho fell u corpse upon the mound
of earth by thc side OF the grave
Bisg was transported for life; aud
had the happiness Of restoring the
child TO its mother who was found
by advertisements, for Biggs would not
tell her address As for Mr.. Spragg. |
think the whole affair had very benc-
fetal effect upon ham, for now md then
that afterwards encountered him. be
was not above half as ridiculous as b.
used TO be.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-24
l)oeirp.
An ANGEL Tur WAY.

ifi' Ne do~us sfi path b. srrssS.
low and iiFi.i ihy rosuint sf,st.
fiuH % h'ushinf u'sf iiy bead.
tasr sfs ar rrflut.rf 'nsaih TO- fecs.
hifih snd so 10 ius.iug hsnas,
Nsrs ths on, Willing pf.y
lsi - iHsisHt iaass there stsnas
- angel 10 The Wy.
Red ne bsavsuiy ssFuing. know
Fsfesi dar - the feet may rylp
fFuits, thss uls The .uh.st GLOW
fafn y asis' ca The iip.
ihHaFh tbe iaJs 10 uild sn8 fre..
hn'irh tbs rsth. he plcasan stss
Ltcn mnftsl syo ran zee
- angel iu The way,
Wit fhau drawn in sofidlY Measure
Nif f'sst hare tiis hi-.. If aia
ieHEih ~ dsis nnd stur. ~ ires.arr.
NIsds4a, fior,, I-lssf and Ktid
idf, aud limb, sbsli sickness waste.
Nsnt shall grind lhes DAY BY DAY,
SUI 10 win thee, God bath placed
An angel in The way.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-24
NEUNAL MORN.


Winter wecps hreugh snowy lids
smiling In tho eyes ui Spuug;
While the strcamiels' cpstAl harps
Melting nslodie. do sinr.
Gentle Is the new bafn Spnng,
Playful ia the lap of March
Again the "i'ow of prumist" seen,
spanning heavens golden arch.
Spring viii weave ~ early wreath,
Through the showering Apfil day
Aud the beiles- New Engiandi- faif.
Weave their festive crown. Of MAY.
Welcome Spring with songr of mir,h
Gtsutude should swell your praise
With feviTing spring awake!
hing your vcrnai melodies
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-24

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