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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

k97@Insurdnce Dicidend.-By advertisement
of the Pennsylvania Insurance Company, it will
be seen that this excellent and prosperous com.
pany has declared on the 17th, dividend of
five per cent. cash, payable to stockholders on
demand, who hold paid up stock, and those not
paid up to be applied to the liquidation of stock
notes.
This shows that the recent heavy steamboat
fire has not had any effect on It's property. We
are pleased to be able to state that the Penn<yl-
vania Insurance Company, the Quaker City
and Commonwealth do. nave paid their recent
losses by the steamboat fire, amounting to Sll,-
600, in fuil.-Pitts6urgA Journal.
Mr.. N. c. Arthur of this city is the agent for
all the above companies, than which none nre
better or more reliable. They have the conf
dence most of those who know them best
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
T,OCA-L MATTERS.

~ Circuit Court.-Tria Of ISnediker.-
I,rob Sncdiker was put upon trial in the Cir
emit Court yesterday, charged with forgery
The trial occupied the entire day, and vas of
more than usual interest The Commonwealth
nroved that on the LIST day of February last
Sne5iker, under the assumed name of George
smith offered to sell Mr.. VIM. S. Goshorn three
corred notes, about fifteen hundred dollars in all,
made payable at Welsburg. The notes and
s,gnotures we're all offered together, and were
I'll written and signed by the same hand. The
doG.nse proved that Snediker is unfortunately
possessed of weak intellect, and kind of mar
omopia on certain subjects. He had fall when
ante Young, and some of the witnesses thought
he had not been in his right mind since. He
was always talking of buying farms and max
inc improvements, without show of reason for
for his projects lie wandered from one place
TO another without any settled purpose He
once talked seriously about buying all the land
about a favorite farm, and thus hem in the
owaer and induce him to sell out cheap. He
also talked abont buying saw mill in Marshal
county and moving it up 10 Short Creek, where
he lived Me$srs. Jacob and Edgington appear
ed for the prisoner, and Major Good for the
Commonwealth Messrs Good and Edgington
spoke, when the time for adjournment approach
ing, the Court adjourned. The case will be
concluded to day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

ey"-A Uigat0,s. Saturday last the stream
of water which supplies the Crescent Iron
Works, became so weak as to cause an investi-
cation of the main pipe leading to that establish
ment. An investigation discovered the tail OF
a dead alligator which had followed the course
of the pipes from the basin until it could go no
farthcr and then stuck fast and died. y pair of
backsrniths tOngs we've applied to tho rotten
monster and it was dragged forth to the length
of two feet, causing sickening sensation in the
respective stomachs of those who had just quaff.
ell at the fountain. 1t was suggested to US that
strainers should be placed on the mouths of
the pipes to keep out everything that could
have tendency to faint the water. Upon en-
quiring of the Superintendent of Water Works,
we find that such necessary precaution was ia
ken some time ago and that all the pipes are
supplied with strainers except one which cannot
lie conveniently got at until the reservoir is
cleanSed again. AlltgatOrs seem to have fond
ness for close quarters. Every time the basin
is cleansed, twenty or thirty of these frightful
reptiles are found wallowing in the mud. We
hope nothing we have said will effect the taste
of the water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

tY%P Pictured Pictures, PicturesA.-Just re-
ceived per express at my store No. Washing
ton Hall, most splendid lot of pictures
Those desiring anything in this line should call
soon, for the sooner the better the choice. Also
such of oval pictures as are left unsold on my
counter, 1 shall sell at reduced price, have
also received an assortment of varieties too nu-
merous to mention. All persons wishing any,
thing in this line, low for cash, will please give
me a call. P. LEcnER,
lw No. Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

w4 Corn Doctor Ttsits.-A day or two ago
corn doctor came along here from somewhere
down East and said he could remove corns from
the feet of people without pain or injury. Quite
number of persons afflicted with the trouble
some bunions awaited themselves of the Doctors
pretended skill and thrust out their pedal ex-
tremities to be cured. The doctor went to
work, performed great many operations upon
as many different subjects and then went away.
Every man he touched is now cripple. We
met one limping along Market Square yesterday.
What was the matter with his feet? He said a
Yankee doctor had operated on his corns. Did
the doctor cure them? Our limping friend
glanced at his feet and with a face contorted
with pain and look expressive of the deepest
hatred, repeated "cure them!" and could say
no more The Yankee doctor cured corns like
the eccentric Thompson used to entertain the
travelling public out in Indiana. His subjects
are ripe for lyuchin6 him for his bungling opcr-
atoms should he ever return.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

ST. LOUIS, May ga private letter, dated
Pacific City, Iowa, states that rcpor; has just
reached that place, stating that party of Pixies
Peak cmigrants attacked and captured two out
ward bound trains near Ohlwan Bluffs. During
the melee, Mr.. Oaks, conductor of trains was
killed aud Mr. Griffith, the newly appointed
Postmaster at Auraria, en- route to take charge
Of his Office hung by the desPcrHhoeS.
The New Mexico mail train of the 2d, reach
ed INDEPENDENCE last night.
The overland mails from Stockton, Of Fehru-
airy and March, arrived at Santa Fee on the LIST
They were driven back while crossing the Colo
RADIO, by the Mohavc Indians
y letter;dated Fort Yuma, May 18th, informs
the Republican that Col. Hoffman had cOncud-
ed treaty with the MChave Indians
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

IxDIAxAPoLIs May 28.-Third Dnv.-The re-
port OF the Board of Foreign Missions was
read Rev. Speer, of Wis. returned mission
airy from China, spoke of the civilization OF the
Chinese, the attainment OF science and progress
of agriculture The remainder of the day was
spent in discussing the report of the committee
in regard to the transfer Of the Western TheO-
logical Seminary. ~ resolution was adopted To
receive the Seminary under the especial patron-
age of the General Assembly. y joint location
was thea discussed. Without concluding ad
iournrd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

WASHINGTON, May 23.-There was an extra
ordinary session of the Cabinet to-day, called
consult on business connected with the State
Department 1t is understood they passed up
on the form of dispatches 10 orr Ministers
abroad, to he communicated to the Courts to
which they are respectively accredited. setting
forth the mutual position Of our government in
view Of the pending European Iostilities.
Mr. Bishop, the recently appointed Commits
sioner Of Patents. arrived here to day and enter
ed upon the duties of his Office.
Secretary CasS and Senior Malta, this morn
ing, had n conference on the subject Of Mexican
affairs.
The Philadelphia Post Office question contin-
ueS to excite much comment and it is now
thought that John Robbins, DR., will succeed
Mr. Wescott.
The President has appointed Col. Stambaugh,
of Penna., Surveyor General of Utah.
There is no doubt that immediate measures
will be taken for the protection Of the govern
ment Contractors trains from the apPrchendcd
attacks Of the furnished Pixies Peak cInigrants
The expenses Tor the Collector of tine revenue
at New York, will, at the commencement Of the
next quarter, be reduced to the extent Of $780,
600 annually.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
! COMMERCIAL.
wHOLESAIE MARKET.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BRoosts-Oomuiou SIX a en-.
BUrTER-In kegs 10.
BUcEKTs-MArletta $2@2,25.
OHEkSE-Western Reserve 1Uc;
CAEDLEs-TaIloW mould Ia dip IS; star %; sperm 90
CoPFEE-Jaya ISc Rio t2ISs1i3.
PLoUR-Superane ~; Extra 81 20.
~HsAT-lI4O to 49,.
RYE-90.r'
CORN- 50.
BAKLRY-61'
0ATs-52355.
PEGrHkRs-4Oa8I5c.s scarce.
FIsH-Shad SI4; HerrInes So; MacLerel No. SIP to l2
PURS-RRccoon 3OG23T6e.
GINsAXG-S5 96O.
HOPs-I,d8S, dull.
LINE-Louisviie 1908, 90.
MOLAssNs-New Orleans 4O Sugar House 45c.
GOLDEN SThUP-6U.
NAHs-34 for iOd.
RAGs-SS25H, dull.
RICE-595X.
SxED5-Plaxseed 125; Glover 81.
SOAP-Castle per ID l5(9l6; common SOC
SUGAEs-Nnw Orleans TH9S hid. SlgSIf In Dbl.
SHUFF-Scotch 20; Rappee 22926.
TEA-GunpOWdcT fO3TU; Imperial 4o@65; Tyson 359TOc;
Pouchlng 2J93Gc; OOlong 559I6c.
ToBAcco-6twists 49, i've roll 2I5RfS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

NEw OuLEANs, May l.-Tehauntepcc advices
Of the l4th, received by the Coatzacolca, state
that the passengers by the steamship Oregon,
which makes the connection between Nentosa
md Acapulco, reports that Gen'l Walker and
500 men were on hoard tine Vanderbilt steam
ship Orizaba, which had arrived at Acapulco
from San Francisco. Their intention un-
known. 1t was supposed they were bound for
Southern Mexico.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

1rrestcd for Coneeazing Gooas-Deputy
Sheriff Seybold on Saturday arrested Timothy
Dugan and Chas. Walters, at Benwood, against
whom an indictment was found for concealing
stolen goods. They were brought to tie city
and confined in Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

r. Caught 1gaia-wm. Griffith, who broke
from the chain gang some days ago and went
fishing up Wheeling creek, rearrested last
night and re-shackIed. Having INDUCED in the
piscatorial amusement for the mind until he sup
posed his misdeeds were forgotten, he returned
to the city and repaired to the Temple OF
Thespis to enjoy change of scene. He was
nabbed in the very blossom of his delight at
the door of the theatre and conveyed to an
ignominious dungeon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

~ Theatre.-"Love's Sacrifice" is rarely put
upon the stage and represented throughout in a
better and more artistic manner than last eve
ming saw 1t at the AthenRum- Miss Logan
portrayed Margaret Elmore just as every well
Judging person knows the character ought to be
represented.
The whole star company did so well that we
cOuil not discriminate and 90 justice. Tonight
will lie devoted 10 Shakespeare. Romeo and
Juliet will he played, with Miss Logan as Juliet
and Mr.. Keeb!e as Romeo.
We are pleased to see that "Our American
Cousin" which has had such an immense run
East, is il preparation. 1t will draw crowd,
cd house
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

~ Lecture To-Njghs-Rev. R. V. Dodge
wiilecture this evening at the Second Presb
terrain Church on "The Literary Reputation of
our Country" The lecturer is capable of treat
ing the subject to the instruction and pleasure
of his audience, and fine literary treat may be
looked for.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

Fgn Ne are authorized to state that the re-
ports which have been in circulation the
the streets to the effect that Judge Fry intended
to resign his position the Opposition ticket,
are altogether erroneous.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

5-&ad DeaM.-On Friday last a German by
the un'ne of Henry Boiling, far gone with that
fatal disease consumption, arrived in this city
en- route for Europe, where he was going with
The hopes of restoring his wasted constitution.
ipon arriving here it was soon discovered that
the fatigues of travel had been too much for
him. lie was taken to the hospital, where he
began to sink rapidly and died the next day
He was buried here in vault, whence the re-
mains will be removed to Indiana as soon as the
friends rye
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
Tr,,atae,s Sale

DY virtue Of q deed from william GeoTEe - the
ID undersigned, dated 9t OF August, lbs. AMI dulY
Clerk % Ohio County Court, BOX
No g. Olio 2t4 shali the 18th day OF Jure I>Y,
the r-sdsEre OF the sad Will an ttOrEr. Ia the cry -
elng, expose SAL uhiie auction thc ighst
bidder two mahogany ide faSlts one mahogany SEA- ~
mahogany chairs Ii-no, looking class tgo -
chairs mantle Lamps. tuS clocks twe barr aus
psFoT clTPr tuinr tsblr neEs coElI.su chars,
beistead> beds and bedding Tor ZANE, Is ssinE
stand, Was staLd, ltunEe wardrobe. "i- I'll
cloth eioth iu han, ehaiteT esTptr
cooking stow, bot def lot e
k-iv,s aud fvrLs ot II Spoons one lCi u kl o'T
site, Tarlor fender, and pair Of veEiiizn E dow
r,vIs-s, J,ys ALFRED CALDWELL Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

W1LMlxGToN, Del May 23.--In the meeting
of the General Assembly to-day, Rev. Il. J.
Church extension committee. This is the third
year of its active existence. The receipts
20 per cent in advance of last year. Its field
of operation is daily widening TO greater pow
crS and increased contributions are required
Reports OF correspondence with foreign evan.
gelical churches of France were read. Rev f.
p. Parkius, from the Association Of Mas>achu-
sets, made an address and in an excellent
spirit, which was received with applause
An overture from the churches Of Kentucky,
desiring tn resume their connection with this
body, was referred. Rev. Justine Perkins,
missionary from Persia, addressed the body by
invitation, occupying an hour. Large audiences
are in attendance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

Cw- The ricer was about at stand ycster-
day The Courier came up on time with Il
good trip. Clerk Battelle reports the AltamOnt
hard aground at Burlington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

w-A strOIogy.-We call attention to the
advertisement of Madame La Rose, who is now
stopping at the Metcalf House to reveal the
future of the curious.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
ID. HAYES & Co,

Light Carriage md Harness Builders.
7 0CATIoN In the AthenRum Building, corner Market
and John streets, opposite the Custom House. Wheel
ing Va Always on hand Carriages OF superior workman
shin warranted to give satisfaction. Also built
order of the latest styles and improved patterns
the lowest market rates InglS-y
SSUGARS.- On hand 100 hhds n. D. Sugar.
> Just received, so barrels Crushed,
so do Pulverssd
so do GrauuIated.
myls For sale by LIST, MORRISON 1 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
RROADWAE

CORNER FRANKLIN sTEEIT. NV YORK.
Offers Inducements to MiEcHASIs and TOURISTS visiting
New York. unsurpassed by hotel ~ The Metropolis
Tie foID suonr the which T"ses-rs
q WIiea will he Appreciate d ~ all traysltTs-
LIST. location. convenient to Places Cf business
well a places OF ar-ussIi--rt-
20 SER. g,olSly clean uel furnished, ard well NeHti!a
tel s!reIinE apartments
Sd. Lar-- and zuJerBIy furnished sitting viii
ISrrir-nt Ladies iaToT eoHaIsuiiu- extensive
OF BroadWay.
4-E Being conducted he European plan visitors
i've In The best style, with the Erratest economy
9Th IL i connected with
TAYLOR-s CELERRATED SALOONS,
where thei= eais, tIsy they
viii he FURNISHED thr3T
9Th The served in tI= Saloons and Hotel IS aekuoVl
edged by epres to he vastly sETeTor i=t 0isHy otie
iIorel In the city.
Wit all these the Of living Tie ISTEH-
is much below that Of other fret elias Hotel.
f.hli-E-rrt-tw A. FPI-tsIAN. rrorri.'.r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
TRUST SAID

T1Y virtue OF = deed o. trust H.rrv Hess tie
II Cni, r,isued, dated S'h n.y. isi % 1siy re''.'d
the Ci-rt'< 0frs Of the County touTt 81 pi"
In I-i -. "a - ISi ssH tsr l"er -
thu Court House a.. city 81 ULtcr, the ss;
ApetoI the hsst baeT, aIl Of the foil-NiI Pirev-
aTcels uf land GlO county. h. NIcriir
* about ies last of the city Of Nhrrs one OF
sail containing three and half acres l. t same
less and IN Other Containing acres sni about
three ro1ds; being the aH tracts conveyed 10 said
Henry Hes rs Frederick Fuituar.
TLHNs SaLEA suiei=acy OF ale purchase money To
pay Ss Wr thereof sih Jelly, lssI and TIC
Pais ready aud az q resi-
ue Upar lie following credit, NfoT thy next $ss2 "A
rntl the day ApTil, lSf' s. for she hslAn~r uIt
the 1s ia of April, i>6l. ne title TO b. retained until
the purc!Ias- money shall be paid IN I'LL.
aptS-td ALFREIi CAL DWELL Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
The N. z. Paper Warehouse
ON THE DELARUE PLAN.

ID CLE AND FiNISH OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE
II PapeTs, in establishment stock from the best
Nils in the county, by AZ -nure new TroSsSs using rat
eued aclnery, exclusively Bill He Il Paprr-
four heads the sheet Patrnt Headed
and comH5a Bill Cap and Blank Iiaok Papers. style and
quality Oi Jh- ruling unsurpassed, ~ small advance In
price from plain paper Nsare preYarsd 20 htS to order
for Dealers and St-sCneIS, goods their wrappers
stamped Ciryics fUTnisg4) without c aTcr. VIII
change stock Sf ruled papers with manufa cuTETs,
for Flat Papers. TO taeir aivantagr-
CARSON \ HARD. RAOlSsIlc Paper PedtSrs, No. ~
hickman street, New YoFE. at1S-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

QUEBEC, May 23.-Thc steamer North Amer
lean, from Liverpool on May Ith arrived here
this morning. Her udvices have been an'iei-
patcd.
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

MRS GARDENERS Balsarn Of Liverwort and HoaFhound
vi for Coughs Colds Splitting Of Blood Hopping nigh
Ac received hy REED 4 KRAFT.
for sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
HAmpIon's Tncture and SanfOTds Liver InVigorator,
sale by REED KRAFT.
Drs Eoa,s and Todd's Pills,
for sale by REED { KRAFT.
Swair 5 Pauacsa and Carriers Spanish Mixture,
for sale by REED KRAFT.
Brentllnger's and Ayers SaTSaparillR,
sale by REED & KRAFT.
Fresh SeldltZ and Soda Powders prepared and
for sale by REED KRAFT.
for sale by REED ( KRAFT.
Oils Paints, Va nishes, Brushes &C.. &c, &c,
for sale ny REED KRAFT.
Prescriptions fran pure jtsdiei,. 1T az hours
myI by ksEsI:1l a x IR.AIHE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

New YowK, May 23-The Bank statement
for the past week, shows the following result:
increase of specie, $9ls,0OO; decrease Of loans,
$97U, 900; decrease of circulation SI3s, OCO; de-
crease of nett deposit $l42,OUO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

PITTSBURGH, May 23.-River 4 feet by pier
mark and stationary. Weather clear aud cool.
ST. Louis, May 23.-River fallen G inches in
the last "a hours, still receeing. ali the upper
streams reported on u decline. Weather clear
md Marm.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-15

your duty. l have no favors to ask oi
the State of Virginia
This indomitable spirit was mani
tested to the very last. In his final
interview with Cook. he accused him
sternly Of falsehood in representing
that he. Cook. had been misled by
him. He shook hands with all the
prisoners. and handed each Of them
twenty five cents, remsrking that the
money was Of no further use to him
When parting from his wife, he
asked the jailor as though it were the
most casual and indifferent question.
'At what hour am to be executed?"
And on being told ii o'clock. he turn.
ed to his wife and said, Every well: il
| think Of any thing else TO say, | will
write it down and leave it for you"
On the scaffold he refused to make
the usual signal to the Sheriff to let
the drop fall, and resolutely declined
the services of any clergyman. No
one attended him but the Sheriff and
his assistants. He has left two wills
-one disposing of some landed prop
erty. and the other relating to the dis
position Of his pixies and Sharpe's ri
files.
Of the final interview between him
self and wife. it is too soon to speak.
l learn that she is sleepless and nerv-
Gus. but sternly represses external
manifestations Of her feelings.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-15
THE VIRGINIA sCAFFOLD.
From the lndepsnden,.i

lEfom snS iuoSPSuoeub-
REAR on high the scsfIold- altar all the
world vii, turn to see
How a man has dared to suffer that his
brothers may be free.
Rear il on some hillside looking north and
south and east and west.
Where the wind from every quarter fresh
may blow upon his breast,
And the sun look down unshaded from the
chill December sky.
Glad to shine upon the hero who for Free
dom dared to die.
All the world will turn to see him from
:he pines Of wave-washed Maine
To the golden rivers rolling over Califor.
Mas plain.
And from clear Superior's waters where the
Wild swan loves to sail
To the Gulf lands, summer bosomed, fan
ned by oceans softest gale.-
Every heart will beat the faster in its sor-
row or its scorn.
For the man nor courts nor prisons can an
nov another morn
Aad from distant climes and nations men
shall westward gaze and say,
"He who periled all for Freedom on the
scaffold dies to-day"
Never offering was richer, nor did temple
fairer rise
For the gods serenely smiling from the blue
Olympian skies;
Porphyry or granite column did not statelier
cleaye the air
Than the posts Of wonder gallows with the
cross-beam waiting there;
And the victim. wreathed and crowned, not
for Dian nor for Jove,
But for Liberty and Manhood, comes, the
sacrifice of Love.
They may hang him on the gibbet; they
may raise the victor's cry
When they see him darkly swinging like a
speck against the sky -
An. the dying OF nero tnat the right may
win its way
Is but sowing seed for harvest in a warm
and mellow May.
Now his story shall be whispered by the fire.
lights evening glow,
And in fields of rice and cotton when the
hot noon passes SLOW,
Till his name shall he watch-word from
Missouri to the sea,
And his planting find its reaping in the
birthday of the Free.
Christ, the crucifcd. attend him weak and
erriDg though he be,
In his measure he has striven, suffering
Lord to love like Thee,
Thou the vine-thy friends the branches
is he not a branch of Thine,
Though some drcgs from earthly vintage
have dcfled the heavenly wine
Nov his tendrils lie unclasped. bruised and
prostrate on the sod
Take him to thine upper garden where tn,
husbandman il God
Drax