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INGRANINGH OF TlIF SFAIH OF TIKI PATENT OFFiCK Of
GEEAT BHtTAtN, KcOLE DE PllARMACfs PliARhACfEN DE
PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLIDE OP MEDfCIsR, VIENNA,
afxrd upon each wrapper and around each o.
TMILsLmANs no ., 2, AND3.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-24
HOTELS. &c.
TUNsTALL HOUSE.
s1Mm 0 s s's' x.RfffhsRs. 'aa'..

q OmoIbas 20 and hon the Rail Road Dspof 10
~ this uouas. passengers who "a
wish 70 leave by any OF tbs routes Of travel VX
ssi9-iy. - -...t.t .tN rs. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
Price Two cents.
-Anttions.

- VALUABLE REAT. ES1C1TE. -
H,,,;l AUCTION, IN BARRE, N4SS-Wii,A = y AZ
s4at public auction, at the yelling House att oO
cupled by charles Rice, nov deceased on WFDNFs1 ~
the 18th day of May next at O'Clock p NJ ali that a.
uaoe real estate, situated in Barre well known az th
Charles Rice estate. 1 as tns
The Homestead contains Jos acres Of excellent land
suitably divided into moving pastnrng and tiiaee land
50 acres wood land. There is large quantity Of Frie
Trees in bearing condition. The farm is weil vaerel
and mostly enclosed with stone wall The buildings com
sist OF two story Dwelling Hcnse SO by 36 feet an L
part Y by So; large Barn so BY 80 feet with cellar
under the whoe smaller barn 80 by 80 eet carriage
house, store house, sc.
The buildings surrounded by Shade Trees of yaroua
kinds The farm is under good state Of cultivation IA
locate in the Rise Village miles north of the centre
OF the town, on good road convenient to church mills
schools carriage shop &c. and one Of the most desr
able farms in his vicinity
AT the same time and place, will be sold pasture OF
~ aces with fine orchard the same enclosed with
ture 'e -e Pe'
Inc estate is free from all incumbrance and will be
sod together or in lots to suit Purchasers par of the
purchase money viii be required on the delivery of he
deed, the balance in annual payments secured bv mort
gage upon the place. Possession given apy day after the
sale The farm may be and further Information Oh
tanned by calling upoa the subscriber. or A. n Wood
"aro, b'ggage Master, d. X W. K Boston, Mass
HENRY 8. MINER,
For the Heirs Of chas Rice, late of Barre, deceased
Barre Aprii 10, 1896 dtmy2S
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them in all cases. Also, among the large assortment Of
Wood and Coal Stoves which he keeps constantly hand
NORTH Star, BeSt Baker, Grdnlte State. Pa1i0T Cook
Something new, Crystal Palace, Eagle and Equator
StOUsS.
Tin, Copper Iron Ware, and Tin Roofing done to order
and warranted not to leak blow Of,
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Street Lanterns, &c always
on hand, at 10 southbtidge street j. W JORDAN
81 tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

DAIY PAPzR.-Fiye dollars per year; $3.50 for six
opies two cents each 3Aen maid strictly in Gd0ance,
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proporonae
eduction IL paid quarterly or half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and SO cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, I75 cts. years single copies cents each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
w. w. PRATT. AucsIoneer,

w. w. PRATT, Auctfouecr.
oihcs No. 1 FLAGG's BUILDISG, Opposite the Bay State
House, Worcester Mass
VIII attend to Sales Of Real Estate and all kinds NJ Per-
sana Property any part of the County, at short notice
Par ocular attention pals to the sale Of Fruit and Or
namental Trees, and Green House Plants
From his long experience Auctoneer he hopes TO
give satisfaction to all who muy want his services
mChl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

The following kinds Of this fence mos. muse; and
the prices annexed are the BETAIL CASH PRICES;
No l, 81 feet high nch mesh, lateral wiz of N 10
E wire, body of No IA wire, $500 per rod.
No 2 81 feet high, inch mesh ineFa wires of No 10
wire, body of No. IA wire, $i,75
No 3, q feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. 10
wire, body of No. IA wire, 81 SO.
No A. % feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. 10
re. body of No. II wire, Sl,S75.
No 8, feet high, inch mesh lateral wires Of No IL
body Of Ne 10 wire, Sl,75
No g. 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body Of No. II wire, 81 ,25.
No T. 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire, body O No. IL wire, 81,
No g. Extra, ~ feet high inch mesh. lateral wires of
No. wire body of No IL WIRE S1,5G,
Nos 2,S and are most used for gardens, ceme-
teries 1eses and other places where beauty is the gu
ity most desired. No and T. and No Extra are best
adabted for farms railroads. highway and for other pr.
po'es whero strength and efficiency the most neces
sary qualities.
J. E. BUTTS, Jn., & CO.,
1ccessors to the L. w. Fence Company
No. 3S Water Street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
Notifes.
LARKIN SMITH,
EST ATE HER
Office 236 Main Street.

Vnl'e zoo VAN street.
Is row prepared to offer at GREAT BARGAINS a good
variety new Houses in the city, in nost any erection
or instance from the City Hail. that may be desired and
for CREDIT that cannot fail to suit
he VIII sell a few VERY low for cash. or he will give
credit on some Of them from fifteen to twenty years If
desired: Also, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY, and
FARMS IN THE COUNTRY, as usual.
The pubic are respectfully invited to call and examine
and we WILDE happy 70 wait upon them and show our
assortment da mch21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
Urn GOODS.

GREAT ARgEvAL.-l33 PIECES OF RICH
= FANCY SILKS, from New York Auctions. all of
which viii be sold less than they be bught elsewhere
"a thc clty,ey MARTIN STOWE.
ap2 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

EpLACK SELKS.-MY STOCK or BLACK
9 SILKS is now very large, and comprises most of the
grades which have for many years been manufactures for
the house 4 A I Stewart Co, New York and which
hYe had such unparalleled success in point of service
apZ dim MARTIN STOWE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
1Ua11ts.

NNANTED.-Two smart, active Young Men, as
out door Clerks, and Travellers. Persons Of good
business abilities and habits who wish permanent EN-
pioymen may obtain desirable situations, by applying
I'm person. to ]. Q. AVER co Lowell, Mass
apps diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

GNHELDR EMS & MISSES DEIATNES,
u very desirable assortment Of PRINTED GOODS,
In small figures, open and for very cheap
Vt GEO. p. BRYANT'S.
mch6 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
THE WORCESTER spy.


Printed and Published By JoHS Mnros EARLE, &
fHosAs DREW a; No. 212 aiB Street Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

I'D EAL ESTATE RROK ER.-The under
signed has taken ofce at No. SO, Main street,
where he will be happy to meet any persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing building lots, farms, those having Real
Estate which they wish to exchange for other property
Any person. DESTROYS of pu chasing, exchanging Real
Estate, will find it for their own interest to call on me- az
my Office between the hours Of % O'Clock A. NJ and 81
O'Clock z. II.
N B.-Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
to build. BENJAMIN WADsWORTH
Worcester, July 3. 1855 div
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II6nGG & {


THE BLACKE
STONE not AIR port
able RANGE,
This is one Of the most
convenient Ranges ever
offered to the public, as
it will burn either wood
or ccal, has 9 larger oven
cap be an&ne d SO as to
heat either one or two
rocms. ard can do more
work with less fuel, than
ans other range in the
market. The subscriber
is prepared to furnish
the above Ranges with
water, back and hot air
q .-e........ .H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

RINR NCH BRILLEAN TS
Fer One Shilling per Yard.
1000 yards of beautiful French Printed Brilliants
hne goods worth rs cents selling at BRYANT's FOR the
above low price.
ap10 dl2s 1874 Main Street.
INV BROE DERIES.-A new stock Of EN-
IA BROID ERIE6 just received. Muslin Collars,
Lace and Crochet Collars, Muslin an Cambria Under
Sleeves Collars and Sleeves to match, Muslin aud Cam
Lnr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

MA EFT NURSE.-A Wet Nurse NAV And a good
" situation by inquiring at the Spy Office. diff
Ne ANTED;-A competent Bookkeeper, young
w man. Address A, Post Office, giving age expe.
fence and salary expected. Best of reference required
apis diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

Ep EAL ESTATE BBUKER.-OFFICE
IA Corner of Myrtle and southbrlilgest
For sale, ant payments liberal, fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES situated inal parts Of the city,
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for cash
or for good credit. [Money will be advanced in part
build il desred) -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
Books, 81.
lRvING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON

NRYING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
DUlKtNCKS OYCL0PEDIA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE,
coLToN's PRIVATE coRREsPoNDENoEo OF HENRY
CLAY
by an arrangement recently perfected with +. Parker,
of Boston, the New England Agent for the ABOVE popular
publications. John Keith Go, have the satisfaction
announcing to the citizens Worcester and vicinity that
they are now authorized receive and fill out subscrp
tons for either all oil these work Persons wishing
10 examine Informed that copies of the books await
their Inspection at the Bookstore Of the subscribers
The subscription terms follows, Cash on delivery
being distinction strictly observed.
Irving's Life of Washington, 8 vols, $500 per VOL
fThe LIST and End already issued the 3rd shortly forth
comipg.)
Cycopedia Of American Literature, volumes, 100
tAlready issued)
ooltoa's Private Correspondence of Henry Clay s25C
tA-ready issue1,)
JOHN KEITH & CO.,-2S9 Main-st
worcester, ganuray IS. 1856. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
THE
WORCESTER NURSERY

(oUUTHBEIDGE 6IKEETJ
Is well stocked with choice variety of FRUIT and OR
Pears, Plums Cherries Peaches Apricots Nectarines,
Ounces, English Goose berries, Choice Strawber-
res Dutch Currants, Antwerp and other Raspberries,
Grape Vines SC, all in fine order for transplanting
The collection OF STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREES
is large and includes all the best varieties much cu
tivated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

WANTED.--A good Carr iage Painter, immedi-
w ateiy, or one that would like to finish out the
trade. ~ =
Appyto RICE & RICHMOND, No. Mechanic Street,
Worcester. api7 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
Or HOUSEHOLDS, in this etyo the reasonable TERMS
Persons ia the country who are wishing TO purchase
Real Estate in this city, will find for their interest to
call at my office. is DIFF Al. EATON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

THE NEW CITY STORE,
E4S Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS,
Balsam Firs, Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens,
Scotch Larch European Mountain Ash, Horse Chestuus,
Weeping Willows Linden and Tulip Trees, Honeysuckles,
and varieties sui able for this attude and esteemed
for their beauty.
Arbor Vitae, Buckthorn, Prlyet, &c, for hedges.
fine collection of Roses, Peonles, Dahlas, Border
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

EMP OR ANT MOTTO 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
VE1RY DIR. CLoucH's COLOMBIAN

These "ls getting wonderful sale, for a thing
market rthe reason they disease certauly,--
Dyspepsia LIVER Con plain Headache costiyeness, Piles,
Nervousness, and especially
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

NOTICE TO WATUHMAKERs.-
templating change in business, ready to of
Ter for sale stock in trade together with lease store
which of the best locations the city To any one
wishing to commence with paying business already
with - - -
Terms easy, end possession given Immediately
S. ?. CHAMPNEY,
feOl3d 267 sain-st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30

<Fs.4 NEW HOUSE, WITH AN ACRE OF
HiIi,I LAND THE new house on Hemans street Fair
AAsAmount, Of mile north of the ,urt House, is
for sale. 1t contains seven finished rooms besides large
basement Mushroom large attic aud ample closets II Is
finished throughout in good STYLE and furnished with
marble chimney pieces and shelves Il may be had with
from twenty to forty thousand feet of land attached 1t
commands of the most extensive aud delightful views
in Worcester, and will be sold very low price If not
previously disposed of it will be sod at auction about the
18th Of May next D. S. MESSENGER
April 25, 1856. is2g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-30
Real estate.

EINARM FOR SABE-The subscriber offers for
sale the very valuable farm. welI-known ss the Thax
t FARM suated in The noTtherlv part Of Worcester,
miles from the City Hall It contans I22 acres of choice
lan, IN good state of cultivation, well situated, and
with beautiful southern exposure The buildings
ample for FIRST class farm and in good condition, the
Barn being but years old The farm is well stocked with
the choicest varieties fruit adapted for the market and
nome use The terms of payment may be made easy TO
me purchaser, with satisfactory security Inquire Of the
subscriber. FRANCIS NJ NRR RyFETn
Worcester, JAN Z, 1856. W dsawtf
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whole weight Of tho campaigns all bat des.
perate, or gloriously terminating q just war.
fare by his resources and just courage--pre.
siding over the jarripg elements of his DO.
iiticai council, alike aesft TO the storms Of ex.
tremes--or directing the formation of new
government for great people, the first time
so vast an experiment had been tried by
man, or finally retiring from the supreme
power to whicislis virtue had raised him
over the nation he had erected, and whose
destines he hatl guided-retifing with the
veneratlon OF all parties, Of all nations, Of
all mankind, in order that the rights of man
might be conserved, and that his example
nigh, never be applied to by vulgar ty-
rants. El{iss - = itGgsE ,sB 80
This is the consnmate glory Of Washing.
ton; n triumphant warrior, where the mos,
sanguine had atfight to dcspair;a success.
ful ruler in the difficulties of a course Who'll.
iy untried but a warrior where, the sword
only left Its sheath, where the first law OF
nature commanded il to be drawn and 4
ruler, who having tasted of supreme power
gently and unostenfatiously desired that the
cup might pass from him, nor would he suf
ter moretto wet his lips than the most sol.
emn and sacred duty to his country and M.
Godreqaired. To his latest breath did thi,
great patriot maintain the noble characte,
on ~ uuPruius tirv Irssr0u--v -,yvuev,4ur.xs--
statesman, tho friend Of Justice Dying, he
bequeathed to his heirs the esword which lbe
had worn inthe waro of liberty, and charged
them 'neverto take it from the scabbard Lu,
IN selfdefence, or in defence of their country
and herafreedom;' and commanding tina,
when il should be thus drawn, they should
never sheathe it, nor ever give IL up, but
prefer falling with it in their hands, TO the
reiinquishment thrcof the majesty
and simple eloquence Of which are not sur.
passed IN the oratory of Athens and Rome
1t will be the duty Of the historian and .he
sage, in NIL ages, to let no occasion pass o,
commemorating hissillustrious man; and
until time shall DO no more, will test d
The progress which our race has made in
wisdom and in virtue, be derived from the
yeneration paid to the immortal name Of
Washington sra aIs 80
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'NO.4S
y ~ ,,,xsfiss, J .fs..slli "a --Sse,5- SF
Giving and Rscsioing Ptes-

A Juprcrous correspondent "a ,s5v. ey;.
den,Iy0 of the New York HoSis yomyngi
saws tia; ;I;s matter of ladies giving and rs'
ceiyinp presents. is n snl;eet mon which
many Of the sex have never. iestowed 4
thought. upon which MANY more are IN er.
ror, and which few, perhaps, view in lust
the right light and the writer proceeJs 10
saw what follows: -. =, -,
Think it is a safe rule of every younp
lady to adopt---neyer to Law herself uudcr
pecuniary obligations to unmarried men. NOT
connected with her by ties of blood. or f,mi.
ly. for any gift whatever, except the very fit.
Ting. appropriate and .embleniatic one Of 4
boquet Of flowers. Whatever may be tlie
relations of the parties TO each otb.r at tbs
lime OF giving and receiving the present.
circumstances may'subsequently occur which
will make it extremely a~kard and unpleas.
ant to tile lady 10 remain under obhgaiions,
and equally impossible 70, her to cancel .tlie
obligation in any way. Indeed, / tbinkse
lady of native refinement, deicacy and prop
er sei-respeet will always be unwilling to
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( Eiiftaiions Of Watfiso aUc-
->'s"s~-' men .'~vssRsiS


TnE recent occurrences in Boston form
the text for sensible sermon BY the Hart.
fo,d eourant. Tho improper "Girta,ions"
ofthe two married women with young MEN
has blasted their characters forever, csi,$ctl
the death Of an amiable but weak young
man., and imprisoned the husbands Oh n
charge Of murder. SAYS the Courant ::
"rlie innocent Irritation of married wo
men Is one Of The abominations Of mbdern
society. Even a desire for proiniscuous ad
,miration il wrong in the wife. The love Of
one, and his approval, should he all that SHE
should desire. Let her be ever so beautiful,
i Is disgusting. an appalling sight, to see
her decorating that beauty for the public
gaze-to see her seeking the Intention Of all
the senseless f"ps around her, and rejoicing
in the admiration, Of other eyes than those
of her husband. Her beatty should lie for
him alone, not for the gaze Of the fools that
fiutter around her. There is always aiiibng
the sedate and the wise sensation Of dis
gust when a married lady attempts to en-
snare and entrap young men by profuse
display OF her charms or On unlicensed ou.-
lay Of her smiles. Such charms and such
smiles are ioailisomc To the Indifferent be.
holder--'tlie trail Of the serpent is over them
ali.'s--s-.s aEg46 s,sst asy si}az.s - ss-,slF
!. Such. wives should know. il they do not
know il already, that their influence over
the virtue and the prudence Of young men
IS rs deletcrious as if they were the most
abandoned Of women. They lead them To
believe there is no purity in the sex--that
married virtue Is but an outside .show--and
delicacy and propriety are but masks for ont.
side dresses. The effect Of their character Is
that nsilent corruption. snapIing the foui.
dation Of honor, and probity andtrsth. Let
them reverse their charms and the fascina
tisn Of their laiterng attention for the l,u.-
band 10 whom they beloiig. and ifther must
DE admired, let Il be MS faithful wives as
selfdenying niotl,crs, rs the educators Of a
grnerafioh Of young isnmortals.ps sl..
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True Haroisnl

lHE following interesting anecdote we
clip from an exchange PAPER. Tile sdinct
would make capital painting. Tile more
than Roman tirniness of the boy. wlio, Win
teafs III lis eyes, refused lis enragcI father
the meals oi his degradation. lie had re-
ceiyed Ills orders, had promised to obey, and
although III iriiinenent peril of his life. he
would not yield, and 10y his decision and
Il. iiIness saved his father. What noble dar.
ing, and io W I,chly WIS the oulll rewarded!
IA wealthy, intelligent man, who did not
drink IN s~iety, nor habitualy ri. home. !.
liada aroo,n in his ,nansion in which. as Of.
ten as Three 0r four times year, lie would
gorge himself with liquor. When lie found
his craving for rum coming on, he would
lock himself up IN that room until '.the scale"
was flushed. The appearance Of this ,oori
at the close of one oi, these sprees WAS dis
gustingiy filthy. Afriend who knew his hab-
ITS demonstrated, with him, but was told that
reform WAS impossible, SO iiresiaibIe Was
nis craving for inm at certain tiihes. His
friend begged him 10 Try. His two sons, ff
Teen and seventeen years of age, earnestly
pressed the appeal. At last the man CON.
sented TO try. and drawing from his pocketa
key, said 10 his older son: Here is the kew
TO The closet ;you will take it and proia,se
me ON no condition, aud for no violence
which may iireaten You, to give il nm
wh,n,i demand III" The bow, knowing
how ittriUus his father was on these occa,
sions, declined the trust. The father then
asked the younger son, boy Of UNCOMMON
nerve, the saiie question, aid he prorf1p,ly
replied Il will" For few weeks thins
wei's on smoothly, but cue day tie failier
came hoiiie at AN unusual lioit. His man.
ner betOkened ,liai lis appetite was gnawine
and craving. lie called his younger SON
and demanded the key to the liquor-closet.
but was refused firmly. Tie refusal mad;
dened him, and setting SOME weapon sprang
al hio soii. For a moment lie stood over
him With g'arng eyes, aid insane will, rage,
bu: tie young hero never qutiled. Fixing
hi' fiini but fearful eyes upon Ills father, he
ssid "Fa,iier, lp,o,nistd you that | would
not give You the key no matter what VIC.
icncs you nigh; threaten, and now you may
kill me, but never will give you liiat kew ~
instantly tile weapon dropped from the
mans hand, and as he himself expressed it,
The appetite fot LIQUOR seemed to abandon
me before tie noble tirnihess Of my SOM
He was rscisinicd and never fell. Lis cure
Was radical aud thorough. Aud there is
many a man witt' a strohg an appetite fov
run, ma tl,is man, but WI o is NOT SO fottuDa;e
rs 10 have the Msine Iaw so summarcly .ni,l
.n,nly administered at the right tiae,..-s
Gouid this outside help only have Les,r Z.
hand, many thousands Of drunkards. ono
apparently reformed, would nos bStllingS.i-
LonoTed gr."ss. $40 sacr giss
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ca sz 81 --l ~ 4sssss i1,7r
"LetSdotards grieve for chiidhood's days,
Aud os!yy :hc.e look back fgTYa
Whose wasted wealth or shattered healtl
tts Betrays shameless track.
cauno, join in mourning time ANA
oe Forever passed away; sS5Ess}
For while look on Natures book, ~
e I'm thankful for to-day.
The trees are still as fresh and green
As ever branches were;
~ And. still in primal vigor seen.
..E They wave their arms in air. .s,.s
The rivers sing the selfsame song
- That they have sung Cor aye; Etrsl&
Whose burden, as tliey glide along,
Is, @God Il here today '''-7,','':'
&rR E N4T
sThere's not bird upon the bougi, ~,
{, a.. Or leaf upon the tree, u J
But In the summer twilight now waA5z
-, AS sweetly sings to me.
The bleakest wind shat winter blows
''' Can chase disease away,
And shower blessings in the SHOWS
That hide the earth to-day.
And every where thousand gifts 1
Invite us to rejoice
To grieve no moro the days Of yorc,
But raise thankful voice;
That tell US, though the world were fair
years removed for aye, TSsg
Tie earth and sky and sea and air
As lovely are TO day. ,e,s,.
Then tell me notthat ehildhood'a days
Alshs are fraught with joy; "a
That nanhood's f%ney capaot, raise
The stsuctafAs of ths boy. "a
The childiah tnind is lost ia dreams
s& OF pictures fas away;
Bufnan beholda majestic themes,
- Thsswondsr Of to-day. ,s.s3,
10 70 vhoss eyes uptrsidiug rise, 8. -
Prouounciug 6sts unjust
81 Who walk the earth with cherished hope
&ss low trailing In the dustt ! s
Discard false, unmanly thrall,
Nor one 20 weak sway -
3. Bot hope in Him who gaze you all,
- Asd thank Him. for to-day.