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MORNING. LEADER.
THE ODERLIN RESCUE.


From the Y Evening Post
Simeon Bushnell was convicted at Cleveland
Ohio Of the crime Of aiding John, an alleged slave
10 escape through Ohio 10 Canada, AMI to regain
his freedom
Where is the charter freedom gave
To lands where speeds Ohos flood,
Which guarded from the foot OF slave
Tho soil once wet with patriot bloodi
VAST for this our fathers bled,
And lett their graves as patriot mounds
From Trans Atlantic masters fed,
Here trembling crouch, like whining hounds
Is II crime on freedoms soil
10 aid the man who would be freef
Shall We denounce iardistrant spoil,
OurseipeS huut men TO slavery
He pilgrims 10 Old Engands Tower,
Who freeze before the axe and wheel
Rude relics Low Of brutal power
The dungeon, screw, Judicial steel;
Go TO your own proud prairie home,
Your home of boasted liberty
Aud standing meath the heavens broad dome,
See boodier tools oftyranny.
The souless judge, indictments, law,
Inventions framed with cunning skill
Far deadlier than the links which gnaw
And chale the freeman's tameless will.
The plains that meath free armies shook
Are now the hunting grounds for mem
Unclaimed the flowers, the wind, the brook
There men are forced 10 slaves again.
Oh, men roll back this cursed tide
Assert the manhood God once gave;
Stand on free ground is crown and pride;
Be something more than Slavery's slave
All honor to that hero band
Your thorny crown is rosy bright;
With Hampden, Sydney, now ye stand,
Judicial martyrs TO the right.
New York, April 2s 1859 J.D.s.
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'ruly yours,
L. IIAWLEY

Whereas between public sentiment in the
state of Ohin and the enactments Of Congress-
in relation to slavery, with the determination
of the National Executive TO enforce them,
there exists an antagonism so extreme and ir-
reconcilable as TO render collisions between the
State and National authorities not merely prob
able but inevitable, and whereas, as we are ad d.
vised, such an emergency now exists or is in inn
mediate prospect, aud since it is the part Of wis
dom to be prepared to take position on the part
of right, we, portion of the citizens of Ohio
in public meeting assembled to give ex / rossion
to our own views, and 20 solicit an expression
from our fellow citizens elsewhere, do hereby
resolve:
lst That protection aud allegiance are re.
ciprocate relations, and from the citizen who
accepts and employs the privilege Of the elect
i've franchise, allegianceis is first due to that au.
thority from which he demands and receives
protection in person and property.
I'd. That upon the soil OF Ohio the citizen il
indebted TO the authority of the State for pro-
lection to person and property, and the advan.
tages generally accruing from civil government
Sd. Resolped, Therefore, that by every con
sidoraton which imposes allegiance TO civil
government, is the duty of the individual in any
conflict of Jurisdiction between a State and Fed
eral Government, aud the duty of every person
10 pholu Ine sovereignty OF tne otate IN NntCn
he resides against interference by the Federal
authorities, is clear and indisputabe, and the
more especially when this conflict is the con,
\ sequence Of an attempt of the State TO protect
and secure the individual in the enjoyment o
his natural rights.
4th. RcSolUed, That in our belief our State
Judiciary and Executive may rely with the full
lest confidence upon the ability, and the diapo
stions of our citizens generally, TO sustain the
authorities in any measure which may beeom
necessary TO preserve the honor Of Ohio an,
her sovereignty and repel invasions thereof b,
the National authorities unoonstitutionally
made under the exactions of the slave owninl
interest, such as we witness in tine attempt I,
ignore the sovereignty of Ohio on hor own soil
in the management Of the trial of our fellow cit
zens at Cleveland, for the alleged offence o
rescuing a slave.
5th ResOiBed, That we hereby pledge to the
authorities of our beloved State, "our lives, on
fortunes and our sacred honor if required t
sustain the liberties of the citizens intact, th,
honor of the State unsullied, and her sovereign
ty unimpaired.
9th. ResOiDed That we call upon our fellow
citizens throughout the State, through primarl
meetings like the present. to give expression i
public sentiment, that not only our own oificla
servants, but the nation and world may lear
whether they prefer TO be the submissive slave
Of the despotism which assails us, OF live a
freemen, or die in the attempt to do so.
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CLrtrnanp. Aoril Id. lsbg

MRS II. l.. KELL0GGi drew up paper. set
ting forth your loss on Sunday morning, and my
cousin Mr. Frank Parsons presented il TO few
friends They have contributed the enclosed sum,
(S74,) which trust may be Of some slight use In
your nilliction.
10 our friends, Messrs Starkweather, WoOlson,
Hnssay, Stone, Chamberlain Scott, Hanna, Gar
rets0n, Witt, Perkins, Handy. Mygatt, as well as
others, we are particularly indebted,
enclose order on Chamberlain, Crawford Co.,
for barrel Of -four due you there, and for bedstehd
on Mr. Geo, Mygatt
You need feel DO delieaCy 10 accepting the en-.
closed amount. The misfortune which has over
taken you Is one 70 which We are OIL liable and he
who seems most independent OF his fellows 10 day,
may tO.BlOrrOlg be compelledto 10 call upon them Tor
assistance.
There Is stln small balance due you, which
when collected ! will forward.
IhaVe the honor TO be, Madame,
Your ob't servt r. O. PARSONS.
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EDIToR LEADER: Since the disastrous FIRE on
Sunday morning last, our neighbOrs, friends and
citizens generally have extended to uE 90 much
kindness and assistance, that we are at loss how
TO express our gratitude. Clothing, bedding, FUR
niture, provisions and money have been furnished
from every quarter Many OF the donors are NM
known to US even by name, so that we know Of no
other way 10 tender our thanks to oil but by asking
you to insert the annexed correspondence. We
hope each OF our kind beneiactors will consider It
personally addressed 10 themselves.
HENRY l.. KELLOGG.
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M. 8 GRANaER SrREEr,

Saturday morning, April 3Ulh, I65y. }
Acknowledge, for Mrs. Kellogg, the receipt o
your note Of yesterday, with the generous anI
handsome present accompanying II Myself anC
children join with Mrs X 10 returning our thank
at the earliest possible moment
The misfortune thai has recently beiallen ns, a.
YOU 50 handsomely express yourself, is truly liab'
70 all, but who could expect such noble generosity
as we have received through your instrumental
ityl
Parsons and the gentlemen associated with you
our heartfelt thanks.
am respectfully, your ob't sev,t,
HENRY l.. KELLOGG.
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No. 8 GRANqER sTREET,
Saturday morning, April 3OIh, ls

Saturday morning, April 3Oth, 1853 J
MRs. g. O. DoAN, Perry Street Mrs. kellogg
requests me TO tender you our sincere thanks ioi
your kindness, aud through you 10 our neighbors
for their ready assistance 10 cur late calamity.
II will be impossible for Mrs immediately TO
express her gratitude 10 person. TO each and every
one who have been so kind TO us, but wishes thai
this general expression may be acceptabe TO each
Respectfully, yonr ob't sery'l,
HENRY L. KELLOGG.
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N u snLOMnNsON.

PRAoT1oAI. AND ScIENrIFIc OpTIcAN,
Gems the LARGEST assortment Of the most approved knu
PECTACLES. Alhis glasses, whether for near OF iai
ighted are ground under his nluspectio by macmne
of anew construction whit the greatest care so asto
suit the eyes all cases, curing Weakness D'SsesS o
aaammatiOnof the Eyes, and tmpartlng srenS'n 'i 'one
reading or fine sewing
EV- n. II. Solomonson would here inform she paoho
thathe never employs any in the sale Of his lenses
r57- Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES d.
CROscoPEs, COBIPASSEs, SC, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
lr7-omoe3s superorsreet pnderthe Amercan Hotel
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" The warm bright days Of summer are al
hand the mud and snow have given place to dry
aud dusty walks, and heavy boots have been laid
aside by both ladies and gentlemen. Now thin
boots and light CATERS viii be in constant demand,
and those who would supply themselves with such
articles as will be light aud yet strong, such as
will be easy to the feet and well made win do well
to call upon Mcclure at No. l26 Ontario street
aud select from his large and superior stock.
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Voice on Conrerencc.

The following resolutions were passed unan-
imously, and with enthusiasm, by the Confer
ence ofNor.h Eastern Ohio, at their session in
Bloomfield on the Goth and 9th inst BE as-
sured that those who passed them, and the
Churches and people whom they represent, are
ready to render more efficient aid when called
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11 oI IoI CLEVELAND. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1859

power in maintaining inyiolate the sovereignty
Of The State Of Ohio.
ResolDed 8. That a copy Of these resolutions
be signed by the Moderator and Scribe and sent
10 Prof II, e. Peck, and TO the Leader and
Herald Of Cleveland for publication
LESTER TAYLOR Moderator
AMOS DRESSER, Scribe. a
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CHILD DRowSED.-on Saturday evening, lit
tie girl of Mr. Samuel Hutchins, residing on Perry
street, was playing in neghbor yard when She
fell into cistern and was drowned. She was about
three years of age. This is the second death Of
children in this way within week, Great care
should be taken 10 keep eisteros and tanks covered.
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PUBLIC VOICE oFTHE PEOPLE.

Meeting of the People OF Alliance.
ALLIANCE, o., April 2s, 1889
EDToR OF THE LeADER,-At large and en-
thusiastic meeting Of the citizens of Alliance
and vicinity, convened at the Town Hall, the
following preamble and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted, aud as Secretary of the meet
ing, was authorized to forward a copy to you
for publication in the Leader
Truly yours,
E. HAWLEY.
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KNIoKERBooKER.--The Knickerbocker for May
Is the best numb yet issued of that most excel
lent Magazine. A new tory "The Romance Of a
Poor Young Man " ia commenced, which promises
to be aa extremely interesting one, aud tho first
of a series Of valuable articles on the Authorizations
of Food should be read by all. Ua
Hawks & Brother have it for sale
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New Books.
CTERRO8OOPIO VIEWS

STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
NIAGARA FALLS.
sTEREosCOPIO VIEWS, White Mountains
sTEREos00PIC VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins
.sTEREosCoP1C VIEWS, Scenes in Paris
sTEREosCoPIo VIEWS, American Scenery,
.sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, American Cities
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, European Cities
sTEREosOoPGC VIEWS, Grecian Ruins.
sTEREosCoPGC VIEWS, English Landscapes
sTEREosoOPIC VIEWS, statuary.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers,
srEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Palaces. a
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches,
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Many New Subjects.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, On Glass,
Just received new supply, muny OF them now aubec
! not before seen IN Cleveland.
| alr25 ! r. conn " co,
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spetiaI NOtiees.
MATRIMONIA1.
rs op THE UNiTBp STATES

ro ypp Aptrs oP THE UNITED STATES:
II has been my good TO restore to health many
thousands Of ms country y-Nomen
NV success has excited the malice Of the euvious and
aiou but thulr prosecutions have served ouy to extend
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway rum the fair sufferers whom
thaye relieved solong am ted IN aieotiohaie and
hank fol rsmemhraucs By those who have experienced my
skiu can afford to uspse the efforts Of mischei-makers
nd sanderer
NV friends nave repeatedly urged me TO place my neu
cine for producing menstruainu within The Foaeh o. 'e
ods The United siates but On iudispostou to enter
aed 20 occupiedby dnacks with their perhoious
and fear that uaprncped cnunereters might palm upon
s publo their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
ANflE DE FEMME" IN the United States
Weld 20 the entreucs OF patients and friends
rd orer TO the suffering Females Of America amedicne
brh has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World. =
In regard to the ef1cacyo the AMlE DE FE NME''
osd onlv saw that is in liquid form aud is oxact such
- have used in nv rance for many years Hnd
that il has mover failed to secure satisfactory result
uAmie de Fsmme aud mons'ruaion stand in the re
ati5u of cause and effect alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual ow where never has existed andto
rasore il where u has been from any cause suppressed,
Iorderto guard against imposition the wrapper OF Wreo
mons on each bottle Of the Ame de Femme viii hear my
ttep signature and both the bottle and enclosing beH
uillbe sealed with my private seal
Price. $500 package I'M d n RtCoRD
pans, January 1851
For sale. wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No "a superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Propriotors prices
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Att'ps g. GOurtsflIOts.
Bonr0i1lu.

pOARDING. = The House No. "a
B Public Square, and iy the Stone Churehoue Of the
peasantes locations Ia the cityhas been thoroughly
paired is for Boerers Families Wishing 10
Furnish their be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bsd-romus and Single Roarde
ard Day rders will fnd good accommodations on ren-
sounble terms Ladies not excluded Hatatences glyen
end received. anIlkI0 ~ WI t.UH-i :. ~
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Opsters.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. S. "a ~
~ MALTHY13 Oate Holt Maitby'sl NSKkssE/
CELEBRATED OYSlERS will bo .N4,y
n II Gel V D. ID DAILY
From MS eslahsnmenl u haltmore-pn up IN cans and
DRAMATICALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
sTERs, CLANS spcod Oysters and sarlinos kept con.
\ tantly on hand
Balimo.e, New York and Princess Bay Shell oysteu
will be received daily by EXPRESS.
~ CRACKERS for sale, by the barrel
NJ ORANGES, LEMONS, and CIGARS, by the box
W. w. GAINES, Agent,
nc2 No. - Superior streot, Cleveland. q.
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ilisttliaurpus.
1uauranrf agents
THE GERHAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or CLEvELAtb, onIo

oroanifsd JaaHa - lse ggesr ~ 0fAsraias ata Siaf.
Capital stock g00O sharea ~ 420 ench,
~ gICERs "a. W SCHMIDT, President nr W
MEYER Vice pfeaidcnt, lhOQn MUELEn, Secretary.
DlkElfORrsa-C. w. fchuidt, j. Mayur "a Keller
q. ". silbefg
THE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY Insurs.
aHaln lq,s Q oamneo ~ r1i ur ycnr aud cee build
mg9t go'ae Marsr meIchandieo ric Payment of losses
oertained and proved Not than 900 viii Be insur.
d 81 any one risk.
Ofc Nc a. Atvpter b oek tuD tsirsl Superior street
ON. RICE, Agen., lapl5R2 1yl JOHN WAGNER. Pres.
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Glotbiug
EYES AND NOSE.

- Ed AMI NODE,
.. D.. #EH --- ..| .... "a
Yankee from tbs woods Of Mnino
Was here nt the "Angierh
And though no lioa from eb!oad
CARD hewas, that's eoar.
one night while Sitting with crowd,
Why any man should eioT Wish
ASonsteHsmanto DO .rH... .#.
70 / had FATHER in tho woods
oWotk hard ~ ehoapiug l5ss
la OF tab9 2 MeseTu farm on shares s..H
And I've by raising hogs
For wish to see and smell
gould nut feel 40 prize
chhnco To fOto Washington
Ana lose my nose md evesn e4
S91l or sse I1is Se4se 4Ss e az, Td 'gOuriolS green
Whoever went 20 Washington
Aud made loss like tiati"
"SS,6l,, Shs % said the yaplee "capt roadi
That thai eontoundsd speakGr there
Wui taket the AYES IND EoEslp
The crowd owaed up and paid the drinks;
.. The Hankce made it pain,
Thhshr in putting rQaor down,
lfl N99la AelP iPe laws Of Maine. 5...
Hs 9rslk sna said there's one thing mere
III say 70 one and alt,
x WI isR9c5Ss 5S' 6SioS n ~ n HsGT.'" ffsR
"How can that bei" exclaimed the crowd.
Make that appear, then buy suit
"Woll," said the Yunkee. ~ went thsre
suit Of clothes 10 buy.
Soon es / stepped us le the door
The garments TOOK NY EYEl
"Iasked the price OF oAe nne suit
And found the smRll ...#
fitted ont IRON head 10 foot
Goat, pantHoSns and ali.
''Ihe salesman said, fnTgat ua not, faIa.
When you ngain want cl thos
Filled with delight, nu, h0l naidI
And thus he GOT my NosRp
Onco m0ro the Haukae took a drink
Then passed his hat HFOnhd
And with tho tunds tp hav a tui.
Ills RAT and hopes wefy usoWNEpl
"Now, thea he shid. aIn drink tosst.
Here's 70 lSAAC6' clntiOs,
Whose style VII always take the FfF .t
A. eveY body KNoWnl"
ISAAC-A. I9AAOSy
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Clegoland, Ohio.
" Look out for the Giants
sngsrs Sowing Machines for sale At I,aacs' Uuon HI
ANtAN .
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6aromarE.

CARPENTERS TO0LS-The larg-
~ est and best variety in the citY-fnT salohy
ao51 ~ X RAYNOLDs, No Sunerior S.
H0USE TRIMMINGS, of every des.
1LcIiption, variety style and prce-forsale By
apsQ u. x RAYNOLDS, No. 6suHanorsi 81
IRON AND STEEL.-Af i out a ship
~ lold,-fuT sale by II X. HAYNOLDs
Guin No suneri 81
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6otGls.
DUMAS .

Nc Atlaser Street. betirsen an and 5h CINCINNATI ONO
This old and we'll established Hotel has bsen recently
re-tted superior style and is unsurpassed BY any
Hotel ofits class in America
The from his experience IN ms cly al
ifnrnia and elsewhere confident that his advantages
over others tim entire suceess and ns he rs
fayoraby known this community antcipaes tu share
Of public patronage. ALEX. SHOm
apr10Ilg prrnTietnr.
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Remuunls.
REMOVAI

EDWARDS g. IDDINGS have re-
~ removed from Nos 40 aud AZ River street. 10 Nos.
llb Water and ss Union Lane where their By snes
will hereafter be. aprI2d3 $50
DEMOVAL.-A r. REDDING
Merchant Tailor hos removed his tailoring establish
ment No 35 Prospect 81 10 nauders Flock, where ne
will happy to see his old friends fo " erepItu 9s
stvle. lnlIs:9U . =
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GOb0ffo au0 GiQafs.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
. Wholesale and Retail dealer in TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS in Hswitls Sesm Power Block West St,
near Canal Basin, Cleveland. Oh1n. oc6dlY NV
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Roots an0 9hots.
BOOTS & SHOES.

II LORD & co. HAVEN
II . removed to No 2i8 Superior st., I'M
next next door oooT 70 Jewe.ps soek'igre, where
and nc public generally Their stock Of Boz sboss l
extensive, and comprises u asf0tmtnt Of Gentleuen
Ladies' an Children's They will ereit themseveT
mantain the reputation they havo earned m yea mast
for the elegance and durability Il their wnrk.
aplqw6ni253 II LORD Co
NE w STY LIE
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For sale. wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FlSKh
No % Superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Propriotor's prices
au1Od&wly6
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PRETTY sTANZAs.

Leaf by leaf the roses fall,
Drop by drop the spring run dry;
One by one, beyond recall
Summer beauties fade and die,
But the roses bloom again,
And the spring viii gush anew.
IN the pleasant April rain,
And the summer sun and dew.
So, in hours Of decpes; gloom,
When the springs Of glsduess i,il
And the roses in their bloom,
Droop like maideus wan and pale.
We shall find some hope that lies
Like a silent gem apart,
Hidden far from careless eyes
In the garden Of the heart.
Some sweet hope 10 glaIness wed,
That will spring afresh and new,
When griefs winter shall have fed.
Giving place to rain and dew
Some sweet hope that breathes Of spring
Through the weary, weary time,
Budding for It's blossomiug,
10 the spirits glorious CLINE.
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Sr. LoUIs.-The statistics Of the in
crease Of St. Louis affords another illus
tration of the rapidity of growth com
mon to our American cities. In 1880,
the population was only 6,664; in 1910
it was 1868 in 1850, 10000, and the
present number of inhabitants is estima-
ted at 100000. In 1912, the total valu-
alton Of the city was Sl2,lOI ,0I8, while
in 1859 it was s92,340,870. During
the last year 245O building were erect
ed at a cost of more than S7,O00,000.-
Of this number, Z were churches;
school houses 5 banks 3 hotels; 8 pub
lie buildings a manufactures 374
shops aud stores, and POPS dwelling
houses.
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ofJ0re Olg Ndter.'
Cone % the place Of prayer
Pareats and children, roms snd kaeel before
Your God, and with united hearts adore
hi'n whose alone your life and being are.
Come to the place Of prayer.
fe band Of loving hearts. y come ana raise.
with one consent, the grateful song ofpraise.
To HIM who blessed you with lot so fair
Come IN tho morning hour.
Who, who hath raised you from the dreams Of
night2
Whose hand hath poured arosul thee cheering
light,
Come and adore ihAt kind and heavenly power
Come At the close Of day
IRE wesried nature sinks IN gentle rest
Come snd u: al your sins be here confessed.
Come and for his protecting mercy pray.
Has sorrows whitening blight
Your dearest hopes IN desolatiou laid
And the once cheerful home in gloom arraved?
Yet pray, for he can turn the gloom to light
Has sickness entered Isl
Your peaceful mansion then let prayer ascend
On wings Of faith, to that alrg gracious Friend,
Who came to heal tbs bitter ptlu sol sin.
Cone 10 tie place prayer
AZ morn, at night--in gladness, CT IN grief
Surround the throne Of grace; there seek relief,
Or pay your fee and grateful homage there
So in the world aJoye,
Parents and Children both may meet at last
When this your weary pilgrimage is past,
To ningls in their joyful notes Of love