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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19


DR.. RoBAoK Sir--I should be indeed
ungratetnl II failed to reply to your letter Of
the ltth ult., inqr:Iiug the effect OF your rene
dies i'll my case. You say you do not wish t.
publish my reply. but simply TO learn for your
own satisfaction what the Scandinavian rene
dies have doue for me. But, my dear sir,
wish you TO make my statements pubic, not
only as a just tribute to your own skill but
or the benefit of others who may be suffering
as | suffered, and might be culed as | have
been cured. For more than six years, as YOU
are aware, endured continuous martyrdonl
from the cimblned elect of chronic dy dyspepsia
liver complaint, constipation, and most de-
Plorabie condition ofthe nervous system. Du-
ring that time, | employed the best physi.
clans III the West, and three times visited N ew
Y ork for the purpose Of consulting the mosl
eminent medical men in that city. All was
useless. 1 despaired of recovering my health,
and almost wished for death. 1t was at this
time your advertisement caught my eyes, and
l determined, as lorn hope, to try your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Fills
Only five months have elapsed since uncolk-
ed the first bottle and took the first pill
Three words will tell the result, AM WELL
yes, i'll better health than | Can recollect hav-
ing enjoyed since my childhood. My recove-
ry, under Providence, | owe to you. | believe
i have paid you about thirty five dollars fol
medicine, ond had every dollar been hun
dred, they would have been cheap.
With deep gratitude, remain ours truly,
MARY ANN COMSTOCk.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19
BlLLIOVS AFFECTI0NS.

Inc quantity ana quality OF the bile are o.
vital importance to health Upon the liver
the gland which secretco this fluid, these Pill
operate specifically, infallibly rectifying it,
Bilious Remittants, and all the varieties OF
disease generated by an unnatural condition oi
the organ.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Unless the bowels perform their functions
properly, the whole body suffers Tens OF
thousands die annually OF Dysentery, Darr-
hoe, Gronlc Constipation, and other diseases ot
these waste pipes of the system. The effect
of the Pills upon ali intestinal disorders,
whether causual or epidemic, is phenomen, II
in medicine. By following the printed dlec
tions, the most alarming cases of bowel com
plant are promptly controlled.
WORD TO FEMALES.
The locality debility aud irregulsrtie,
which are the special annoyanees of the Weak
er sex, and which, when neglected, alwny,
shorten life, are relieved for the time being and
prevented for the time to come, by u course OF
this mild but thorough Alternative.
Hol}oscay's Plis are tie best remedy kncun
IN the world for tie JoHowiag Diseases
Asthma; Bowel Complaints; Coughs; c. ]
Chest Diseases; Costiyeness; Dyspepsia EN-
arrhoea; Dropsy, Debility; Fever aud Ague
Female Complaints Headaches Indigestion
lntluenza; inflammation; Inward weaknes
Liver Complaints; ;Lowness OF Spirits; Piles
Stone and Gravel; Secondary Symptoms
Venereal Affections; " orms of all kinds
0J7CAUrION!--Non are genuine unless
the words" Holloway New York aud London
are discenable as a " Water-marl, in every lea
the book OF directions around each pot or box
he same may be plainly seen by holding rh,
leaf TO the light. A handsome reward Miil BE-
given to any one rendering such information a.
may lead to the detection Of amy par or par
les countertetlng the medicines or vending
'he same knowing them to Be spurious
Nv Sold at the manufactory Of Prof-sso
HOLLOWAY, 50 Maiden Lane, ew York, an.
by an respectable Druggists ard Dealers IN
ledicinr throughout he United States and lh,
civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, 62 l-&
Ahts, and dollar each.
ut is considerable saving by takin
The larger sizes.
N. B,-Directions for the guidance of pa
uents in every disorder are affixed to each hos
Aug. 3,'57.
Sold by Maxw ell & Hoiton, and R. A. Hen
derson.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

1000 BOLrS OF WALL PAPER, AND e
IzOlia large quantity of Window rsss- -
a4 - 80 IS ez stsd
Rxssli -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19
INpIANAPoLIs, Sept, Cd.


| Dr.. G. w. koBACK--Dear Sir: Having
been troubled for several years with ex
treme debility and weakness, so much
that was unable to attend to my ordina'
ry cuisines at times, and having heard o
the wonderful cures that your scandina'
Wan Blood Purifier and Pills we're effec,.
ng l was induced by friend to try them
81 have been usnn the Purifier tor the
last twelve months, and find the medicine
fully equyl to its recommendations. Sc
valuable is its use to me. that can NOT
dispense with the use OF it at my ad-
sanced age of Ilfe--seventy seven years.
81 cheerfully give this Information for
he benefit of those similarly Affected"
Morris Morris.
Mauufactory Sales Rooms, and Ollie
No. 6, East 4th ST., Sd Building from
Maxwell &Holton. Upper Sandusky.
Ira Bristol, Whsrtonsburg.
Daw Stephens O. Co., Carey.
S. M. Worth, Little Sandusky.
John NJ Chesuey, Marseilles.
and by Druggists and Merchants gene
rally.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

B. M0ETL.Y Esq, of UTICA. N. Y. writes: 81 lav,
used your fctoilt myself and in my family ever since
you Invented it, and believe it the best medicine for its
purpose put out. With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty Ave dollars for bottle than do without It,
take any other remedy"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
For tic Advertiser.

America as r!ation Las been peculiarly blcst,
with that tranquility and happiness which
caractcrizcs all well regulated governments
Previous to the as: few years natona! sereI'-
;ty has been one Of our distinguishing features
among the nations Of the globe; and it was that
unison of determination, togc her with concor-
dance Of sentiment, thai rendered us.invinciblc
70 all nvasions. But for TIC last few years
several questions have been p:itaed. (among
which slavery was the most importantly which
have caused dSscnsions almost bordering OH en-
nifty. nis,,nion Of the States has been long
thought of in tue South, yet itisappiicy' which
may hc termed IL fearful remedy. In disunitinS
the nation there arc many links to be broken
besides tic grand lock chain Of the republic.
Who will claim those Washingtons OF freedom,
whose names arc blended with tho ia wnlng era
of our country? Which of Us will boast oi
those deeds of magnanimity and bravery, which
first allotted us n station among the greatest ma
tions Of the earth? Who will hold that sacred
relic of our independence? Shall the ct'nstlt'l-
ton Of unr freedom he torn to atoms, and its
ljsinintcd fragments he blown by a tornado of
warfare until it shall have settled on Monar-
..hr,l soil And who will claim those nobly
won battles, in whicl, both the North and
South were participants. No longer would the
heart of an American beat high with patriotic
admiration when tue name of Union should be
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

Biyx or NEwp%rEY.-Thc Rising Sun says
"Thc Bank Of Ncwhcrry las suspended. 1t
was compelled, in the midst of the suspensions
occarin., to do this lis deposits were locked
in other suspended Institutions. Yet Tie DaiiN
is sound.
"No.c holders ard depositors need not arprc-
llcnd any loss. unless in t!c;r panic they choose
to sacrifice their securities. The Immediate
liability on bills and dr>osit, i, abDnt five lul-
drcd and fifty thousand dollars This is but
small proportion of the assets of tic bank which
arc unoucstionablc. lis discount line. its bonds,
its exchange, its stock, &c, all Of which arc re-
alizablc, in limited period, arr nearly double
these liabilities
sin addition TO the amplitude of the asset
and the general sounincss of the bank, tic
Stockholders, is case Of failure. are liahc III I;
sum OF twice their amount Of stoci. an,i ;ur
worth every cent of five millions Of dollars
more than this. they arc the bono and sncw o
the country"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

Sourn CAEoLlNa.-The general rc-cl@rtr!
law Of 1852. is well known 10 all our readers
Immediately Interested, and we need only re-
prnl the 4lh section:
That in c;sc Of the failure Of sail bank, each
stockllr!dcr, co-nrtncrship, or body petite,
having Il share or shares i'll such bank at the
time Of such failure, Or who shall have been iIr
terestcd therein 1T %:iy time within twelve
months previous to such failure shall hc liable
anil held buunl indiyiiualy; ); for any Sim not
exceeding twice the amount of his or their >l1arc
q. shares. p CkrrtcSi0n CGnrier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

Polsoyors Wn!sHEr.-Thc Lebanon (Ohio)
Star records hc death ri four men from drink
ing whiskcy with strychainc in it. We suppose
this Only includes the sudden deaths from Grink-
ing wiisIke:, in that place From the quantity
oi slricknnc tia: ia used in the manufacture q!
wliskcy. VT doubt no: that thousands lie in this
coantry annually from the effects OF poison taken
into their ststens Is drinking this nnNinds l.
1uor. 10 such an extent is this deadly poison
used in the manufacture OF whiskey, i is said
iI.a; it kills all the fish in the streams bcow the
,is;leries, N sumo instances the nill-races arc
being literally clloked with item.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

REMOVING TIE SlGX.--It is all inrarlabie
custom in Boston for man of business VIII"
fails. to remove his sign from his door. Many
years ago, ore Moses Poor iaile' in Boston, an"
did not comply with tic usual custom oi re-
moving his name. During tie night the boys
took down his sign, sawed it in two: ard re
nlaccl il. but with the names reversed, so that
il read Poor Moses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

1EE news from India is gloomy, very. The
English have been obliged TO crcnmscrlae their
lines more and more. Ilave'ock had retired 4
second time from Lucknow. And at last adviccs,
with :. force Of but nine hundred men, was cX,
po.ed TO attack from four points, and no hope
Of relief for IL fortnight The junction which
We predicted Between the Gwaliors and the Dudes
was effected, and with even more disastrous re,
suits than We anticipated. for the communication
between Calcutta and Lucknow can no longer
be considered open. except to an army:
The mutnicS are spreading. and confidence IN
the LOYALTY OF the Bombay native troops d!mIn
ishcd daily while Calcutta is thought 10 be in
serious danger OF an outbreak.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

TuEBRAyrsr Man At WArERLoo.-Abe4ne.t
similar to the jackson Gold Snuff Box WIS
once made in England by gentleman, who let
a sword, to be given to the "bravest man at
Waterloo" 1t was referred TO the Duke of
Wellington to decide to whom tic sword should
he given. The Duke would not say who was
the hyure$t where az were brnrc, but said that
the men who.wcre the most severely tried on
that memorable day were those who defended
the position of the claIcau Horsoumo,t and
that inquiry should he made regarding tsio<e
who fou. .Ilt ut that point This was do!c, ard
the award was finally made to IL British sergeant,
who, at Il critical moment, VIXEN the French Il; d
unexl lcrtrdIy forced open the gate Of the cl;-
lcau and were about to enter. rushed forward,
AMI. by t!c cxertion of great personal strength
and determination, succeeded alone in shutting
tie gate in TIE face Of tie French troops, aliu
holding ii till lis comrades came to bis assis-
tancc.-!,ctc York Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
Notice

-c ho-obv uivcn that Mrs EMILY CARROLL,
w;fo of EDWARD G. CARROLL residing IL liam
iurr but late of Grani'eve kdsee'a pIStr'r, ,r"n
attends to become sole trader m ore l,"lm1 tf"'
this date.
Tamburn. Oct 9th 1851 At ~ oD
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

The money panic at tie North does not <cen'
to be su!,;i,lis in t!.c least. In Boston there
doc, rot appear to be much excitement, but at
tic saliu time money matters arc rel're>c"te'
as les favorable. Bank stocks continued IL
a:. wi,h moro sellers than buyers.
\ letter received in Boston 10y the Niagara
from Liverpool, dated the 18th ult., "report'
money matters as generally growing tighter
throughout England, while tic demand was OF
the Increase At Manchester the late buoyan
cy had yielded to 4 depression, and on lot'
goods and yarns a decline had been Sutmlt;e'
to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

One of the victims of the Sepoy murders iii
India was Mrs. Farquharson, the vile OF Colo
mel Farqullarson, late of tho Ith iislccrs, Il
beautiful but eccentric woman. onc account
SAYS she was burnt alive alter the most fright
Gul atrocities were committed On her person
but the Dublin Evening Post says private let
ter has been received in that city, stating that
after suffering II series Of indcScribabic barbarl-
ties, she was placed alive between two boards
and cut through with Il saw
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

TERRIBLE DEATH OF An AMERICAN LADY At
Moyr BlANc.-A correspondent ot the Man,
chester Englandl Guardian gives an account OF
the ascent OF Mont Blanc hya large party, among
whom there were several Americans, one OF whom,
a voun;: lady named Tralawny, slipped! over an
ice prccipice and fell hundreds of feet into lis
sure. where she must have been dashed to pieces.
Living or dead, however, no assistance could be
rendered her, and there her remains must lie
mill the last trump shall sound.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
Notice,

~rnTICE is hereby aiHca that Application viii
hn made =, The next SESSION u! the l.rSiS'a
,nrc to vest one hail Of ,he eschaied estate o. o.
harlcs .Hsa, MeGreycr, late of 1sshsid ns';c'' II"
Hn't. ' T.r,,,ss Of The Edget;c! Male Academy.
s,.,t so "'''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
2Mll(istrllancolts 2ll( {8caoing
THE POWER OF MGyOSyLLiBLES.

To one whose attention has not been drawn
especially 10 the subject, it will be surprising to
call to mind low many of the most sublime
and comprehensive passages in the English lam
g,agc consist wholly or chiefly of monosyllabies
OF the sixty-six words comprising the ior't'>
PRAYER, forty eight are Of one syllable. OF the
seventeen words composing the Golden Rule
fifteen arc Of one syllable. The most imprcs-
sivc idea Of Inc creative power of jehovah is
expressed entirely in monosyllahles: And
God said, Let there be light, and there was
light Ono OF the most encouraging promises
Of Scripture is expressed i'll fifteen words, all
but one Of which are monosyllables: " love
thcm that love me, and those that seek inc
early shall find me-"
Among human compositions several remarka-
blc instances of the same character occur. vi
twcntr-six words in tie following verse, all but
two are monosyllables:
"My God ). who makes the sun TO know
His proper hour to rise,
And to give light to all below,
Dnth send him round tic skies"
Few sentences in poetry or prose, whatever
their length, contain So much doctrliml itsturc-
tiop, afford SO much precious consolation, or in
spirc so much exultng hope, as the following,
! IN which all the words but one are ronoSyila-
bles:
Jesus. my God l know his name,
His name is all my trust;
Nor will lc put my soul to sl!amc,
Nur let my hope bc lost"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
Notice

IT'S hereby given that CATHERINE H. GhF r,iaI hS H.
field 'a District Hs residing lam1s in hu SI% ps o
,ric. nita intends to BECOME soc trader w''h "''
month from this date. II npEEvE
Witness BEyJAMrS BAIEn :. 80
Uaml,urr. Oct 18th lSoI III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

SAD Excls&Enixc.-Tbc Charlottesville Al.
rocate says of the tunnel through the Blue
Ridge:
1T now turns out by actual experiment that
the Blue Ridge Tunnel is too small to ADMIT tho
passage of single car, much less a full train!
And it is variousy estimated by knowing ones
tha, it will take from at least three to probably
eighteen months before the defect can be rene
died." .r-.sI.@
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
Notice.

I'll Persons indebted to the Estate OF 'a'.'} .I
"A S. shadraek, decd, are earnestly rsg"eS !"a S.
to make immediate payment, ana @ '" r"nlnr them in
manas s,n SS a.,ssted. H. BURNETT, Ad'ors
properly a''e' T. M. FISHER.
Mar ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

TIE Merchants Of Augusta receive all Eank
notes which were current previous to their sus-
pension, at par value, in payment OF dues AMI
ior merchandise; and we would advise our rca,
,lers in the country against any sacrifice ol sucl
notes, which the prevailing monetary panic: or
the representations of interested parties might
induce them to ncur.-CAronicle u Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

When ali the wl.ise people of the United,
States reduce their expenses nnc shilling day
it makes difference Of eighteen millions of toI-
lars week, and Of over fifty millions every
month
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

C,rr1oy.-We would caution all who bny
Pain Killer to be careful and call for Perry
Davis, Negotiable Pain Killer, and to take none
not put up in square bottles, with Perry Davis
4 sons due bill paited on one side Of the side OF
the bottle. All otkcrs arc spurious.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

lIlaiI Price FOR NEGRo!s.-Thc Memphis
Bulletin of tic ith inst, records the following
{. At sale of the property Of Win. Holman
deceased, Of ovvr'on county; on the 2ist . ni,,-
sand eight hundred and scvcnty-sevcn dollars
averaging 81 ,O13 0S Is each. Five OF them
were under seven years Of age"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
CORN SHELTERS,
Golf Sharpen;ug Straw Cutters !

rspENN, Agent, has Just received and offers .;
r.. ior sal. supply Of the most apProvea1, a., art
o,a ns CORN SllEL LERS. Also, large s!ock S,
-. ',S ,hos,. celebrated Scli-Sharpcnlng TX
JTTTEES. The tarmrrs VIII p'case s'''u ID
their orders. r "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28
For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser.
AUTUMN.
The sunlight sheds
4 CHI ering ray
While Autumn spreads
\ sure decay;
As if to mock the o'crhanging gloom
Which hovcrs round sweet natures tomb.
t No more the bowers
Look fair as May,
For carth's sweet flowers
Nov haste away
The birds lave ceased their summer song
And winter comch, fastening on.
Yet stay awhile
Ye lowrets gay,
And still bcgue
Sad winters day;
Still let thy beauty deck the grove,
Still breathe of happiness and love.
Speak to my heart,
Dear ilowers, and say
Why all thatss bright
Must fade away?
Alas. the leaves tilat TOuEu ulc ic
Whisper that all, like thcm must die.
NIINNA.
For the Advertiser
THOUGHTS
SUGGESTED ny SEEING, Upon A BEAUTIFUL DoQrET
At TIE LATE FAIR, THE INSCRIPTION
"AN their iorc'y companions
Are taGcd md gCnc."
''Fadcd and gonc," rs the dream of The summer
That shonc al around MS in beauty and light,
Like the glorious rapture Of young loves first
aawnlns ss.. : . :; :,
Ocr nia1r 4 pure heart that recks not OF blight.
:. Faded and gone like the burning VOWS spoken
In c,rtll's roSr.wGcatlI'd bowers, hy tEe moons
silver ray,
As;thcir soft dreamy fragrance stole ocr the rapt
senses:
But that love like the roses, soon faded away!
Faded and conc like the heart whose fond throl
LiHg
Was love. lcatiesslovc, Tor her carth.darnS al,
Like the soft loving g'cam Of the dorc-cycs that
ol;stcrcd
l,,..a r,,t ,,o, ,,,,,,cd hv s,crn Dc,tb,s
gloomy. nal,
When summer first woke from It's long, weary
''O ,,.,,,...
1.,.a ,o,,. ;,c,,t .o ,r;o,,. am, .o o,r
,, ,,;r,, ,,roi;,r r,r,, tbcir wild
h''"''olS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

Tnr less q man knows the more easily lie
t;cklr,!. 4 thrcad-'arc joke, uttcrcs: by
.ccoa,l rate clown, will kcrpa bench OF block
hca,ls in laughter for Il week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

We arc authorized to state that the South
Carolina Railroad Company will receive, in pay
ment for freight AMI passage money. the llcte'
Of all the banks of this State. and also Of the
Georgia Railroad Bank. And also that the
Georgia Railroad Company will receive. for sim
liar payments, the notes OF the Southwestern
it:Ilruad Bank Of this city.
The Bank Of the State, in addition TO the
notes Of all the city banks, receives on deposit
and in payment Of dues, the notes of the IAik
of Hamburg, and Of the Exchange Bank OF Co,
ll,nbia.- Charleston MrrcHrH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

A lady walking few days since on one Of tho
wiarvcs of New FORK. asked : sailor whom she
met. WIN skip WAS called = She The son Of
NEPTUNE replied. ii WAS because the rigging
cost more thar the hull:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

a IIoUsr-ErL1.-In Philadelphia there is a
widow lady who has Twenty-Five children, all
living at home and none of them married.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-28

pronounced! That name which once stirred emo
tions of the highest fervour, would now be re
echoed by the monotonous expressions of an un
happy people. These are questions which ar
more easily propounded than answered. Bu
fearful as the result of a disorganization may be
private warfare is more to be avoided. And il
my humble opinion the last dread result is fas
closing around us. Unless the South rouse thai
spirit Of independence, which has long been al
undSputed heritage, the North will secretly ad
vance until she may have sufficient advantage
to pounce down upon her unsuspecting brother
Then if no others initiate our example let th(
little Palmetto State, like brilliant star, takt
lone position amid the armament of State-rights
MARCUS.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF JOHNNY CR0CKER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE oS THE lOT'I OF JULY
LAST, BY Ills OWN DEAR MOTHER, IN REMEMBRANCE
OF HER DARLING BABE.
Oh Jcl,ny, sweet Jolny, my tears fast are flowing
While love tony babe in my sadhcart is glowing
Thy ashes lie cold, but thy memory burrs bright
My Jollny, my darling, sweet angel of light
Thou hast left my lone spirit in sadness and gloom
Thou vast snatchcd from my bosom and laid III
the tomb;
Thy blithe merry laugh TO my fond heart so dear
How miss that sweet voice that once fell on
my ear.
Shall sec thee no more, my sweet one, nor hear
Thy voice till We meet in world free from
care?
Oh that sweet little hand heu didSt give INC to kiss
Oh, the light Of thy blue eyes how sadly l miss
Those bright eyes in darkness are closed, and
forever;
Thy sweet gladstone voice shall listen to never
There arc other bright eyes and other glad voices
But none like my Jollliy's my spirit mj"ices.
O, there's charm in those sweet scenes
Where childhoori's days are passed.
They're bound by loves most tender bands
That with my life must last.
Jolny, though many miles may lie
between thy dust aud mo,
Never can sweet affection die
That knts my heart to thee.
How happy arc tic lambs, my love,
How safe and calm they rest;
And you've Shepherd there above
or all Kind shepherds hest.
And thy fond mother soon will meet :.
az. dsiIIef 1aFlmg baIcabovc';
She then will know how calm Thy rest
Ant thou how strong hc9 love.
Till l!rn Iii try 10 lie resigned
To heavens high hclest,
Knowing wha!e'cr the Lord orlains
For us, must be ,llc best.
Farewell sweet darling hal,c, farcwcl!-
lis hard TO give thee up
Bat from Fathers hard It comes,
Ani r:ilSt drink the cup.