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4 IST OF LETT ERS remaining 10 the Post Of
b IA flee, at Millbufy, Oct. /, 1857.

4 IST OF LETTERS remaining ia the Posi- or
Il fee at Milbury Oct. 1, 1857.
Andrews, Nancy Morse, Joseph
Allen, mrs Horace MeIntire David
austin, James Morgan Jerge
Allen, James Martins. Edward
burk, Thomas Morse, Mary Eliza
Buzzell mrs Helen Moran Mary Ann
Bull, miss Amanda Nolan James
Brady Joseph UNeiI Arthar
Bennett, miss Georgeana o'Neil, Charles
Baner, Alex O'KeIi VIM
Burtitt miss Nancy Pearce, Richard
BoundOr, miss Betsey Pearce @
Bshdran' CHARLES Post, Charles
Buchan, James Parrot Peter
patty, HasVey Rice, L
Case. 7 q Rice Geo IT
SSressy, Chandler Sullivan, Dennis
Cate Joseph Smith, Beni
Canning, Charles Sweeny. Issc
Cannay, Julia Scotland Robert
GSohey, Annie Smith, John
Conney, Margaretha Smith, VIM
Chesley, mrs Lucinda A Smith, OE
Campbell, mrs Mary StockwelI AE
Duscoe, mrs Sargent, mrs Addie
Dean, mrs Mum Shepherd Vim
Damirey, Bridget Snow Joseph
Ellis, Clark StockweIl knorst,s
Faupanks, Stockwel, mrs Aaron
FIynne, Cornelius Stevens Lucy
Fin, Patrick Worsley Pardon
Fairbanks, Sarah A Williams Robert
Fennon, Maria White, s B
Fillmore, Julia Woodward mrs Adm
Goodell, Mary Westmau, James
Gately John Wells, Frank
GlVens, VIM Williams, mrs Melvina
Gardner, Silvia FRENCH LIST.
Hathaway h Eames Dupnes Trarcois Xavier
Hal, Asa Bezare, Charles
Aannway, Peter Felix st George
HUI Alfred VIM Brodeur
Howard Alfred Endise Depot
Howard Calvin Marin senare
Hill, Emile L Augustine DesauteI
boyle, Margaret Xavier Rousseau
JoIyn, Charles Warner
Keoney, mrs Margaret Oliver Putuoe
Seating Annie Marguerite PotVir
Kimbleton, K H Louis Leblars
Lapum, mrs Mary Louis Metyjer
LeYegue, Samose, Dargesr
hougan, Nlcfael Damas Sarwageau
Melet, Joseph
PERSONS calling Tor these tiers please say advertised
SIMON DUDLEY, P. NJ.
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DRAPER & CLARK,

81 and 90 Front street receiving from different -four
ng Mills, the following brands of Flour which they viii
at the lowest cash price quarry Mills Samuel P.
cyl Louis Chaplin j. @. Stone, E. H. Beach, Hartand
Nils, Delphi Mills, Farmers Mills and many other brands
with half barrels of various qualities ALSO Corn Rye
and Meal, Beans, Butter, sc. Also, Lime, Cement Cal
cua Plaster, Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover Seed
ence from No. Chestnut street, and his office from No
Elm street, to No. Chestnut street. near the head Of
Pearl street. Office hours from TO and to Q p.
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TO LET

THNO LETA front room in the second floor Of Pipsrs
4 Block. Apply to WA. PIPER.
s24 du
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N e w DIR Y GOOD S!
BY CAR LoA DIS;
WELL WORTH YOUR ATTENTION. LAnIEsi

By CAR LoA DS;
WE'LL WORTH YOUR ATTENTION, LADIES,
We have to say to the Ladies of this city, that our
Store contains host of New Goods, which have been
received during the past week from New York. which, for
novelty choice Styles handsome goods large selections
&C., will equal any collection to be found 10 Dry Goods
House in the State, Boston excepted)
We have had SO good facilities for purchasing as
at the present time and have never seen more elegant
goods than the present Fall styles and we would beg
leave to friends, that present stock will
convince them by its attractveness that we are Head
Quarters for fashionable and handsome Goods. Ladies
WILL find Haa sa l'a 7 ~
1850 pieces Dress Silks styles entirely different from
last season.
50 pieces Printed Thbes, in Crimson, Green. and Drab
Grounds. " tsg-fz.0 77- !
Paris Printed An Wool De LANES, in styles known as
oheneills shawls shawls with Plush Borders and
brown grounds, with style centres
Cheneille scarfs, large and small Sizes
Twiled French Prints. t
French Frnts in Robes A Guile.
New styles Ladies' Fall Capes
Beautiful styles real Irish Poplins, plain and plaids,
English Poplins, very handsome; iaIF
Elegant Silk aud Wool Valencas, and any quantity
desirable goods for FAN and Winter wear, which will
be shown to our friends who giveus call. l.fsgrr
Ladies, please bear in mind that bryant Co. are in
town, at No. Mechanics Hall, when you want Dry
Goods that Will give satisfaction in style quality and
so % d12tawst No. 4Meohsnics ma Han
A u g A r
We have, this week opened from New York, splendid
stock of Ladies' scas 10 choice styles and elegant col
ors, consisting Of Cashmere, Cheneile, SIX scars with
Velvet Borders style and very richj sdk scsrs with
plush borders; Wooden cheneille, and many other
1920 - - 'Y dEo. P. BRYANT CO.,
sep9 d12t&wStis No. Mechanics Hall.
CLEAR THE ACKl!!
GREAT SALE OF AUCTION GOODS!
GREAT BARGAINS.
Just opened, the largest and best selected stock Of
BoNEETs,
RIBBONS, Gsu
FLOWERS,
FEATHERs,
RICHES,
And every thing else in the Millinery line
PRINCES, Anl
BALLOONS,
TELYET RIBBoNS
BUTToES,
sa BRAIDS,
For Dress and Mantilla Trimmings.
EMBROIDERIEs. afN
Cambria and Muslin Collars.
Cambria and Muslin Sleeves. A
" Cambria and Muslin Guns. a
Cambria and Muslin Sets.
French Wrought Wells.
ohantilly Whrodghl Wells.
scaris, Handkerchles, SC.
Hosiery and Gloves, 4
~ Cambria Hdgiugs and Insertings.
sHNTaYr Porte MunnAies, Bags, &c.
And Thousand other Fancy Articles, usually found In
French Fancy Stores. gsR
Ladies', DO you want to save from rs % SO per cen
then give early call guarantee you sieh bar
gains - you never bought before. l % tisN
4. $50 y. IL. ERs,gU
2lO Main street. "a store South Of lincoln HOdss.
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NEW YORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

EENHE YER INVIGORATOR-
PREPARED BY DR.. SANDFORD,
Is great Scientific Medical Discovery and is daiywo
ing almost too great believe 1t if by
magic, the first dose gfUtng benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required to any kind Of
Liner complaint, from the worst Jaundce Dyspepsia
TO common headache, all Of which the result Of
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ArnoId's GIObuIes and Vital FIuid.-FOr
sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. @. HILL, Druggist and Apothecary,
my4 dtf Mechanics Hall Block.
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EYURNITURE AND CRoCKERY
WAREHOUSE.
CARPETS, HOUSE FURNISHING
g o O D s,
And Paper Hangings,
oan Mar, utrnntn ru.......-

J. L. HOOD, having leased for a term of years the
large and commodious store now occupied by him, in
PAINE'S BLOCK, near the corner Of Main and Pleas
ant street, and fitted it up in connection with the old
stand for the purpose enargng his stock and the bet
ter accommodation his customers, takes s method
to inform the public that they will find al his establish
ment large and complete assortment of
NEW FURNLTU RE,
Together with Carpets, Beds Mattresses, Clocks Win.
dow Shades, and Fixtures, and Housekeeping Goods
every dparrintiop hIan
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l.. b. NICHOLS. M. D..
H0MEOPATHIO PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN 81. OFFICE HoURs
PROM ITO 3, AND TO O'CLOCK P. M
Worcester, Oct. 20, 1853
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CRnker Rash and Scarlet Fever.-Espec
tally during the prevalence OF this malignant and fatal
diseased public should again be informed that GREN
VILLE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
fectua remedy for eankeT canker rash and scarlet fever
caker and thrush in the mouth throat dstemper what
is malignant puted throat, dysentery, and all sum
complaints; and now has been in twenty three
years. As family medicine it is unrivalled, being com
posed Of harmless materials
TIE genuine has the fac aime of the inventor, A. S.
GRANVILLE, on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow Mr. A. GRANVILLE in Wor
Cester, and is for sale at John J.. Brown Sons 425
Washington street, and Charles Carney, 1888 Washing
ton street, Boston, Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, ard druggists generally.
Also, GRENPILLE'S LINIMENT, to accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat as an outward ap
poaon. Its good for any kind of inflammation. For
burns, light severe it will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful cure It would
be well for every family to Keep it, being also good for
bruises chblains chapped hands lips and noses
piles, &c, &c diff slS
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W. E. THAYER'S WARE ROOMS,
Fawcetts Block, opposite City Hail. Worcester.
aul8 DIFF
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DR.. THOMAS H.GAGE
Has taken Office i'll Worcester No Pearl street, in
@. Fosters Block. jyo d8mt
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ii. +. Bishop, graduate Of the Baltimore College
OF Dental Surgery, having bad extensive practice
this city for the last ten twelve yssrs has now re.
moved bis office to his house. No. IA Pearl street. where
bis professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method Of treating chill
dren teeth, securing to them by timely skill and over.
sight. fine set Of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
which has induced many parents tn place their children
under his chargeand he hopes all parents will see the
Importance Of early placing every child in the care Of
some skful and faithful Dentist their future
comfort.
10 TOOTH POWDER AND WASH &c, for sale.
Office open all hours Of the day and evening-I4 Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
ieo .stf
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BOard.--Desirabe rooms, with board, can be OBJ
tained by applying at 80 Main st, au20 diff
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~ EMOVAL.--The office Of the areeu street Coal
y y Yard Is removed 10 No. Mechanics AIall, up
STAIRS where orders will be received Orders also 70
ceived at Yard. or with JAMES u. PiKRoE afsa ~
aus dia0m W. AIFRED HACKER, Agent ]
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CHAPLIN & DADMUNs
ATTORNEYS 6 COUNSELL0RS at LAW
Nos.4 h Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
HENRY CHAPLIN, APPLETON DADMUN.
ap1 diff
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Es s. MASON
Can probably sell Piano FOrles cheaper than any
dealer agent in the State. Gark's BlocB Worcester
ie30
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Bsftter! Bntter.-Eor sale, nice lot Of fresh
new Butter, in tubs. DRAPER l. CLARK. +
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stoves, stoves.

~
great variety, both and second hand, which will
be sold very cheap.
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STUDY OF LANGUAGES.-In order to give
- all chanceto learn the classical and most necessary
European languages the least possible espense the
undersigned will formhe following classes to recte times
week, in the day or during the evening"
One in French or Latin, or both.
One IN Italian, German, or Spanish,
Graduating the tuition in proportion to the number at
tending viz: from .foe dollars dOwnward for term
Of IL weeks
Those wishing to avail themselves Of this, will please
register their names at once the teachers RoomNo
Briney Hail as the classes will commence soon as
sufficient number are registered Office hours from ito
and to p. M, also, from to II M on Wednesday
and Saturday The subscriber would be glad to see at
any time, his friends and all those wishing for further in
formation on the subject Please call without delay. By
referring to the rs scholars now under his charge and to
hundreds acquainted with his teaching in former years.
the undersigned feels assured that all may satisfy them
selves that their patronage vii meet with the very high
est satltfaction Private lessons attended 10 usual
s23 diff FRANCIS @. MISNER.
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GtR EA t A R RIV
u
BRYANT 6 co.'s,
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Al ILLBURK BANks--Notice is hereby given,
lVE that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
this Institution will be held the first MONDAY in DC
tober next at O'Clock p at their Banking Rooms for
the choice OF Directors for action, desirable under the
19Sh Chapter Of the Acts of 1885, and for the transsc.
ton any other business that ay properly come before
them. D. ATWOOD, Cashier
s19 dtm
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o. FARM FOR SALE In MILLBURY.-
s;;: Said Farm is situated the county road from
& West Millbury to Worcester, miles from the City
Hail. and contains about 80 acres consisting of tilage,
moving, pasture woodland and oreharding. The soil
is good and in high state Of cultivation and about
10 tons Of hay The above will be sold for $780, Terms
easy. For further PARTICULARS inquire Of
Miburg, Sept. 10, 1851. II w. CHAMBERLAIN.
sep1l decd &w3w%
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MAIkRIED.
DIED.

A Il 3 r / N l. e Y FL A i l. ,
On Tuesday Evening, Oct. 6, 1851. +
Admission 25 cents secured seats so cents to be OBJ
tanned at the Hall on the day Of the Lecture.
Doors open at I, lecture to commence at o'clock.
81
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SAWS Of every de
scription for sale as
cheap, il not cheaper
IA thsn can be purchased
MI elsewhere.
SM Also, all kinds of
lM Saw repairing, viz: Cir
|lB cular, Mill, Cross Cut,
Y Hand, Panel, &c. Tooth
WA ed, Tor Grumm e d, }
" Strengthened, Set and
Y Filed. Kinks, Twists,
Broken Backs, &C., tax.
en- out, and warranted
as good as new.
rent sizes or forms can have
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80 FOR SALE.-Two Houses situatsd on Vine
ii street, will be sold reasonable termg being
A sirous ofdisposing of the property, having bust
in another part Of the country 10 any want
of real estate the present offers favorable opportunity
For particulars, enquire of P 0. R0URKE, Ward st.
Worcester, Sept. Il, 1857. diff
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Oh. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY 6 COUNSELLOR AT Law
No. 8, Brnley Hall,
mh31 diff Worcester, Mass.
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A d 5 Q A r r 8
We have, this week opened from New York, splendid
stock Of Ladies' scar 10 choice styles and elegant coll
ors, consisting Of Cashmere oheneie, SIX scar with
Velvet Borders style and very rchj S1k Scar with
plush borders; Wooden Cheneile, and many other rare
dEo. p BRYANT & CO.,
sep9 d12t&w3tis No. A Mechanics' Hall.
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MEXICAN corn,
LAND WARRANTS. Nc.,
Bought and Sold at Boydens Exchange ONCE No Lin.
coin Hnusr Block. All -
sDeh LBS OIL OF LsMO N-Jast s1ceived
s2s l-a lAdu
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TNOR TUNEs.-M7DAME DoBsoN, rooms rear Of
~ 81 Thomas street. tells fortunes with wonderful ac-
curacy. persons present. past and future history win
be unfoded by her for the following Unconstitutional
SOC, lIdiss 26c dSm Qjyz9
NOTICE TO FARM ERs.-The highest cash
price will be paid for cider apples delivered Ia good
order, THE Leland Cider Mill near Westboro Centre,
alter the 7th day Of September next For further par
ticulars inquire Of MOSES ONTHANK, or q. GLEASON,
Westboro or Of GREEN PRATr, No. Ia Front street.
au20 dtf
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NOTICES..
WESTERN RAILROAD,
lpECT no A no

LIEl35--75al71-I ~ 40 4 n y K ATLFAUAU De
sSssY SPECIAL TRAINS
NATIONAL HORSE EXHIBITION, at Springfield,
September So and October 1. 2 and 3.
Extra Trains will leave Worcester for Springfield on
Wednesday, Sept. 3d. Thursday, Oct l. and Friday Oct
., az 10 a. m the arrival Of the Train from Bos
ton, ana arrive in Springfield at 80 a. a.
Returning, leave Springfield at 80 p. N. for Worces
ter and Boston, arriving in Worcester at 100 D. M and
Boston at 80 p. N. HENRY GRAY SupIt.
Springfield, Sept. 25, 1857. DIST $40
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-04

your face th at never saw there before,
and cut on your temple besides; what
have you been doing!"
Mr.. Porter related. with good deal OF
spirit and enjoyment. his, involuntary ap-
pearance in Mrs. Denman's room5 and lls
consequences.
"I shall never forget how Mrs. Dem
man looked" he continued, Gas she
sprang towards me with the uplifted Po-
ker, shrieking all the. while. ! confess |
saw no way Of escape but to run, and !
was trying to collect my wits so far as to
see where the door was, when il opened,
and Miss Murray looked in. assure
you l thought her then the most beauli-
full being l had ever seen. She perceived
in moment the cause of the Disturbance
and was able at last 10 escape flom that
fury Of a. woman and give the alarm. !
shall always consider Miss Murray as my
perserver, for Mrs. Denman was prepar-
ed to 90 to any lengths to save her valu-
able property" And Mr.. Porter laughed
as he recalled the scene.
"What do you Think" he resumed,
+" that pink liquid was that she wasted on
my brown face. II was the brightest and
prettiest color | have ever seen, and | had
great difficulty in getting it off. have
been thinking that perhaps Mrs. Denman
will not have as brilliant a complexion to-
morrow as usual"
"The fright probably will make her a
little pale" said Mr.. Fosgate gravely,
but with twinkle Of his eye that showed
his full appreciation Of Mr.. Porter's sus-
picion. 81 am glad to see your infatua-
ton is at an end"
ut is over completely" said Mr. Por-
ter. "There was too much fierce earn
estness in Mrs. Denman's attack for me
soon to forget it. have been on the
point of proposing to her several times,
for, l confess, / admired her more than
any woman that | have as yet known |;
but l have fortunately been prevented
from taking so decided step by little
distrust, feeling that she was not exact.
ly the person 10 suit my parents or friends
at home. | am afraid, however, few
weeks more would have settled the matter
beyond recall, but for this most fortunate
fire."
off you consider Miss Murray as your
preserver, it will be your manifest desti'
, NY to marry her, presume. That is
the way novel-writers generally manage
affairs, l believe" said Mr.. Fosgate.
ais it?" was the reply. "Do you
know whether Miss Murray reads nov
els p
|, "Suppose you ask her yourself!'
Perhaps | will, when ! know her .
little-better."
But several months passed away, and
, it was not till the heat of summer was
about to drive the citizens 10 seek some
: cooler place than Philadelphia ia which
to bear it, that Mr.. Porter ventured TO tell
3 Gertrude Murray that it depended on her
10 say whether he should return to the
: city the following autumn or not. That
y her answer was encouraging. might be
inferred from September's bringing him
D to his old place. He did not find his way
back to the city again for several winters,
D as he went home the next summer with a
!; physicians diploma, and bride.
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9n 9nrnsiittg Stotg
From Godey's Lady's Book
THE FIRE.
fay PAULINE FORSYTH.

HENRY CLAY PORTER had grown up
in the backwoods Of North Carolina. He
was tall and slender, like the pines Of
his fa.herland, under whose shade his life
had been spent. At the age Of twenty
one he had never been twenty miles from
his own home.. He was quite content,
however, with his lot; he thought he
lived in the finest State of the Union.-
Is there any one from Maine to Califor-
MIA who does not share the same delusion?
And his fathers place was in the very
best section of the state--for it was near
the Virginia line.
Thus happily situated, he had grown
from youth to manhood without desire
for change. But what he asked not for
himself the fates were about to bestow
upon him. A rich relative, an ardent
admirer of the great statesman after whom
the young Carolinian was named, dice
and left oil his fortune to the possessol
Of that honored cognomen.
With the income Of two hundred
thousand at his disposal, Henry Clay Por
Ter began to show symptoms Of restless
ness. There was stirring within him
newly enkindled desire to act for himself
but. never having as yet taken the rein
in his own hand, he knew no other way
in this emergency, than to apply to hi
father for advice. For as he would hav
told the reader, +" he was raised in tn
pine woods" and therefore, did not knoy
how soon the youth Of our cities an
towns feel themselves capable Of ACTIN
upon their own judgment
The elder Mr.. Porter counselled hi
son to get married, and settle himself 9
his plantation, which was a very larg
one, and would give him ample occup'
ton. =.
\" There is q frstrate overseer on n
ntation,' said Henry, he can mai
age It as well as / could myself, and :
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From the Christian Chronicle.
PASSING AW AY.
BY JOSIE E. t..

The beauteous garb of living green
Has left the forest trees,
And dreary, midst the naked limbs,
Sounds every passing breeze;
The hollow winds. in solemn tones,
Seem evermore to say,
With warning voice, to mortals here,
$50 ye must pass away"
Hye! all f! the cherished old, the loved
Of many glowing heart,
With all the joys of ripened years,
Must from this earth home part,
The old must pass away, oh yes
Full well we know the truth,
For many miss the safeguards thrown
By age around their youth.
The stalwart form of middle life,
The joyous womanhood,
Alike are lain within the grave
When SO it seemeth good;
And he who gathers in the shock,
Of fully ripened grains,
Plucks blooming fruit from human life
To grace his holy reign.
Oft, too, is passing by engraved
On youths bri ght open brow,
And we will lose the budding flower,
Ere scarce its worth we know;
Aye many loved ones pass away;
We feel the earnest truth,
But then they find in purer bliss,
An everlasting youth.
The laughing babe, from parent knee,
viii close its beaming eye,
And scarcely ere it learns to love
Will lay it down to die;
The tender bud, so choicely priced,
And cared for here below,
Will be trsnsplanted to the fields
Where flowers immortal grow.
The Winter time, the Summer flower
The Autumn fruit will fade,
And cen by these the Spring-time but
Will many time be laid;
But joining in the upper world
The chorus all will swell,
And every voice, with holyjoy,
The Saviour's love shall tell.
That saviour cares for all of these
With unmeasured love,
And every kind may win the home
OF happiness above;
So with the hope Of sins forgiven,
Be youth or age our day,
When death shall come, it will be Joy,
In Christ to pass away.