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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
Aegal Notirfs.

MERCY ATHERTON'S ESTATE.
lVI The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the district OF Washington.
commissioners 10 receive examine, and all elaine
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Mercy
Aherton late Of Middesox, IN said district deceased,
presented insoven aud the Of six months from the
llth day Of June 1861 being allowed by said the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
peeiye claims before Give notice. that will attend
to the dudes OF appointment the dwelling house Of
Moses Holden, in Midddesex in said district, the
last Friday Of July and November next, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, each Of said days.
ALPHEUS BASS, lc,
JAS. IL. HOLDEN, Non ~
M0sEs HOLDEN, Admir-.
Mfddioa.x I,ne Q0th A N 1870 ny no
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nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST or LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Mortified,
Vermont, July /, 1862:
Ayeril, James LAyigne Chas
Allyn, Alhar Leblanc, Jean Bap,iste
Briggs, Horace Martin, Bruno
Briggs. Theresa Menard Francois
Butterheld, James Morgan, Ava
Baichcldcr. l. Mrs Markham, Edwin
Bisscll, A Marsh. Almira
Barnes T. MoriArity, Morris
Bishop, X Mrs Nowns, Charles
Brady Elsie Nichols u W Mrs.
Bailey, Salume l. Nowcn, Mary
Cogswell. A VI OBycn WIN
Crosby. Peavey, Amanda
Cram, Paige, b
Coffon, J II Renlot Albert
Cofrn. Lizzie Rich, Anna
Davis. Amanda X Ross, Amos w
Downer, Rhoda Rich. Eli
Edison, Ira II Spaulding, Lucien
Editor Franklin Messenger Savage, Anna
Evans, BID Sanders, Augusta
Fletcher, Saml J. Simard. Joseph
Foster, Loren Smith, Alexander
Fay, Kate Spclman. Thos-3
Gault, Smith, Baxter
Graham, Robert Smith, Dwight
James, NathI Slovcn, Mary
JAuquis, Jeremis 1horndike, Mary
King, Michael Wise, Felix
Persons calling for the above, will please
say they are advertised.
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster.
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Deaths.

Al yorktown Va, zebna Biokiord, Of Paul aud
Melissa Bickford Of Greensboro, aged Is years.
At Liberty Hall Hospital Va, June ath Of Typhoid
fever. Jonathan II Boyden, Of Co. @. Sixth Regiment
VI Vols, son Of L. W, + Boydsn Of puNbary, sssd
81 years,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
CTEpHEN b. HOLDRNlS ESTATE

STEPHEN b. HOLDENS ESTATE
~ The subscribers, having been appointed BY thu
honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
claims and demands % all persons against the estate Of
Stephen D. Holden, late ofNorthfed, in said district, de-
represented insoyent and the term Of six months
from the IN day of June, 1869, being allowed by said
the creditors ofsaid deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before u.s. Give notice. that
will attend O the duties " appointment the late
dwelling house Of Mrs Wealthy x. Holden in North
field in said district the % Saturday Of July and De-
eenhcr next at O'clock IN the afternoon, on each
of said days,
StLAS LEWIS In,
LOREN G. FULLER, SNo" vs.
WN GoID, Adn'r.
Nnrthhed. June 1871 1862 O607
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
THE STATE CONVENTION.

To-day "Wednesday few Of the old lead
ers Of the Democratic party are to meet in
Convention at Bellows Falls to attempt to
revive that party in the State, and putin NOM
nation ticket for State officers. on the
avowed platform Of opposition to the Repub-
lican party, and especially opposition to the
principles Of the administration Of President
Lincoln. We have no fear that such con-
vention will be very numerously attended, or
that any ticket which they may put in nomi-
nation will receive any considerable amount
Of support by the people Of the State. In
deed, by the terms Of the call. large part OF
those who formerly acted with the Democrat
ic party are excluded from the Convention,
and that they will endorse at the polls the ac-
ton Of those who have in 40 exclusive a man
ner invited only the wire-workers and former
managers Of the party, we do not believe.
The Convention will prove failure, in that
it will no, adopt platform which will meet
a response from the people Of the State, or
even from the majority Of the Democratic
party; and then again, on such platform
as must be adopted to be consistent with the
call, it will be impossible to find men to ac-
ccpt the nomination who will command the
confidence Of even the Democrats themselves.
There is, however, to be a Convention to
which all the loyal men Of the State may safe
ly consider themselves invited whether Re
publcans or Democrats, and one in which
the people can give direction as to the future
position Of the State in the affairs of the ma
ton, and one in which the masses will have
the right to put in nomination just such a
ticket as they may desire to support at the
polls in the coming election. Every man in
the State-Republican or Democrat-who Is
" in favor of sustaining the Constitution and
the Union, and of supporting the National
Administration in the present crisis of the
country" is invited to attend. Come up to
the Convention, then, people of Vermont,
and make it grand rally for the Constitu-
ton and the Union and Honest Old Abe"
We approve most heartily Of the reminder of
our neghbor Of the Freeman, when he says
great distinguishing u the present National
Administration that the only State Convention which
they will have opportunity Of attending this year,
will be held At Montpelier the OH Of July. Il is called
as Mass Convention and we hope TO see NermontcTs
Who love Freedom better than Slavery make 1t gather
ngeH Diasse Of the reemcn n the State u may be
necesayy that te hoHst people, the masses, should turn
out prcrent the Contention being controlled by
oc" seekers and ToVicai aspiras, 'cho care n,hing
for platforms ercepf sich iciA help Them into office
Let the people together and in convention utter
the voice OF vermont announcing in precise language
the principles 20 which they hold, and the political policy
they adopt The politicians oiH Of course, be- oa, but
rant 10 his year those oh0 usually stay az home
The honest yeoDaHry Of the State
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MosEs HOLDEN, Admir-.
Middosex. juno Both, A. ID. 1862 070o
w HEREAs, the Legislature of the State

M HEREAS, the Legislature of the State
w ofVermont in the year 1859, assessed tar Of
dollars each LOT Of land aud the same proportion
zach part Of lot Of land In the town OF Lowell in
ne county ~ OIL in said State Glands sequestered
public. pious and charitable uses excepted for the
purpose Of making public market road from Lowell
-Four Corners the line Of the Of Irasburgh These
70 the pTopreors aud landowners Of the
Of Lowell who have paid their proportion Of such
in labor otherwise &c the committee appointed
peTnend the expenditure Of the same the subscF
bor that much Of their lands will be sold public
due Al the dwelling house OF Silas Works, in the
Of Lowell, In n county Of Orleans the 4th Monday
In August, ID. 1862, at O'Clock In the afternoon.
will be requisite TO discharge their respective taxes
with costs.
Dated at Lowell this 3D. day Of June, A. ID. 1862
O5O7' A. }. DODGR, Collector.
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n OTlCE.-To all whom il may concern.
~ This Is TO certify that l have this day given my
sun George &, Chase HE time during his minority. and
shall claim no more Of bio earnings or pay any debts Of
his contracting ffom this date.
AMOS c. CHASE.
Waterbury, June 23i, 1862
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ID III r. u NJ A II l 9 s 8.
DIR. LELAND's
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND
PERMANENTLY CURES
RHEUMATISM IN ALL ITS VARIOUS
FORMS,

pleurodyne, &c, Stiffness Of Joints and Cramps,
Gout, Neuralgia and all Nervous Affections,
kryspelas, Salt Rheum and scrofulas Eruptionf
OF the hody-Neutraiizes the Impurities u THE
BLOOD and Fluids Of the whole system, and D
= equa1es their circulation and efectually coun.l
= teracts Mercural and other poisonous influences n
n 1t is a conveniently arranged BELT. contain :,
ing medichted Compound 10 be worn around J
q the body. about the waist, EQUALLY AFFECT -
~ ING ALL PARTS, wherever the disease may be.
- IL can be without injury 10 the most deli :.
cate person. and no change in the proper tbtsl ~
., Of living is required. II entirely removes the =.
- disease from the system, without the use Of pow y
- eIful medicines, which weaken the constitution ,
and give temporary relief only BY supplying the =
= system, and deadening its vitality BY this treat .
ment, the medicinal properties contained in the Q
4 BAND, being Of highly aromatic and volatile j..
nature and capable Of being readily absorbed z
= through the pores Of the skin come into direct -
= contact with the BLOOD and general circulA b,
- ton, without first having 10 pass through the
stomach, which would tend not only TO deuact =
q rom their curative powers but To impair the in
= ternal organs and derAnge the digestion also -
~ thus avoiding the injurious effects, so often the =
- result Of internal remedies and ehectng per =
- feet cure by purifying aud oquaSing the oircula
- ton Of the vital fluids and restoring the parts ar -
fected 70 a healthy condton-this BAND Is also "
- a most powerful " Tl-MkRCURlAL A =.
. GENT CalUmel being the primary cause Of a
= large part Of the Stiffness, Neuralgia Pains and "
49,. hheumatcs, so prcyaeut-aud will entirely re- e.
= cye the system from It's perncious effects. -
Moderate cases cured In few days, and -
q we are constantly receiving uudoubted tesumo-
nials-to which we invite Inspection at our o.
hce--of their efficacy in aggravated cases Of long
PRICE Two DOLLARS. Nav be had Of pruggis,s
OF will be sent by mail upon receipt n SPA or by ex
press everywhere, with all necessary instruct ms from
the principal office Of q SMITH q Co,
Sole Proprieors,
49l Bro ,dway. near Broome st., New York.
~ Illustrated treatise with certified Testimonials
seat free u Adapted to Soldiers. 0i56
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Marriagcs.

In Mordsyille June 25. Mr.. Jared b Tabor and MISC
Lucy W. George, both " NJ.
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Gov. STANLEY AND Mr.. CoLYER.-Since
the closing Of the negro schools in North
Carolina, great indignation has been express
ed against Gov Stanl,y. We hesitated to
express any condemnation OF his acts, on the
unofficial authority at first given to the pub
This has been constantly pouring in, and re-
lieving Gov. Stanley of any just cause for
censure, until we now have the testimony of
MIR. Colyor himself, in a letter addressed TO
the principal papers in New York and Bos-
ton, as follows:
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EXAMINATION OF MONTPELIER UN-
ION SCHOOL AND WASHINGTON
COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The annual Examination Of Montpelier
Union School commenced in
ROOM NUMBER oNE


Union School commenced in
ROOM NUMBER oNE,
on Monday, the 23d inst. Miss ELIZABETH
+. SWEET is teacher in this department. She
has taught three years. commencing with the
new system and has given perfect satislac-
ton. She is well qualified to teach in high
er departments, but is peculiarly adapted to
teach and govern children. Reading, SPELL
ing, Oral Lessons in Arithmetic, and First
Lessons in Primary Arithmetic, are taught in
this room. The children have exercises on
the black board, and have learned several
pieces Of music which they chanted with an
mation and success. The average attend
ance in this room the past quarter was SO.
Thirty have passed to Room Number Two
during the year
This department is an impos.snt branch as
a feeder to the whole school and the graded
system will not be fully developed until the
pupils commencing in this room have found
their way TO the highest department in the
building.
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In accordance with the request Of his Exceency Gov.
Stanley wish it published that misunderstood his
EXceltncy uat hc intended to put in force the
laws NJ North Carolina and that until he receives
pcit instructions from the Government at Washington,
ID c. he will not interfere with my schools for colored
children fugitive slaves 10 their Ao-
cordngy make THIS statement with the sincorest pleas
ure aud gratitude TO good Providence.
VINCENT COLYER, Supt Of the Poor.
Thus ends the unjustifabe abuse Of Gov.
Stanley by class OF men who we're eager to
catch upon the first reports Of Colyer and
Helper, and we trust it will be a sufficient
lesson hereafter against placing too great con-
fdence in er parte evidence against military
or civil officers.
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Sold by s. p. Red6ed. and l.. F. Pierce Co., MOST
pelier also by J W. Roby Co. Burlington.
MnN21.hNwlY
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The Boxes are neatly put up, and
hcdicated Sugar Pill-, with full dit
panying them, price 70 cents. Vial
o., contain 10, 30 ~, or ~ Walls, thi
below.
The symptoms u Disease and Met
en- IN MANUAL accompanying the
furnished FREE on Application,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
4 HOUSES TrIOR SALE,


N
Second street .tkEET-Store and dWeluhs below
brick dwa'' an excellent business stand. Three story
IN iing house between Tenth aud Eleventh strests
. NING sTREET--A modern built brick dwelling
stweeR Eleventh aud Twelfth streets, three stories main
and back budings baths in hrst rate order generally
good dwelling house South East corner oil seventh and
King streets. - ,,, l., ,,,- -
above Fifth street, p feet front 80 feet deep.
IN TATNALL sTREEr-Four new three story Nfl'H
dweliings Abovs Eleventh street.
IN WEST sTREEr-Four new three story brick dwel'
iugs above Eleventh street.
in ELEVENTH sTREET-Three new three story brick
dwellings between Tatnall aud West streets.
IN SEVENTH sTREET-A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine stIeei'
Two three story brick dwellings, with two story back
buildings.
IN sECoND srREET-A three story brick dwollin9
9etween French and waluut Streets might De made q
good business stand.
IN BRANDYw1NE NlILAGE-Two story brick dwell
ing Brandywne Nilase, would hr exchanged for pro-
psfesi-iq town.
BfILDfNt3~lQTS- dssfable property st the corner
of Third and French streets, suituble either Tor building
los or i sits for a manufacturing establishment
For terms and particulars apply % CO..,
ny1O III Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
UNDERWRITERS.
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL

No. II Dock 81, PHILADELPHIA,
(Late col. Il, b. JoNEs)
plIls Hotel, kept the European Plan is convenient
for Travellers Citizens, aud tue Public generally he
lug In the immediate neighhorhood OF the Exchange
joining the Post once, and within few minutes walk
q the Delaware Wharves, the landings for Steamboats,
from all parts.
Meals can be had at all hours from o'clock in the
morning to y o'clock at night, for i2ls and up.
wards Lodging Rooms can be procured at all times for
81 cents per night The Chambers are clean ven.
tllated and all newly furnished. The Eating Depart.
ent VIII ~, be- provided With the best ~
AID ehSiee esars, The Proprietor h0t tae u
personal attention Win ae 'sf ~ p
lie will be able to please.
s-.t ! 0TTkNElHK
(Late of Baltimore, Nd, and Madison Hogee piaas.,
iy-7-ly. PROPRfET0k'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
NOTICE.
No. 2OOl West Sixth Street,

nn sapserber would respectfully inform his friends
anu the public generally that be has RFAinvEn Ia
FLOUR aud FEED STORE to ~ Us
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more of Dr. Hurdle Dental Rene
dies, which we cannot fill. None are mailable
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope on receipt Of price Us centsJ and
one stamp. But to accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four,
with compartments-eachb box containing bot
tie Of DR.. Hurds Mouth Wash, and Tooth Ache
Drops, box of Tooth Po,oder, the Neuralgia
PIlster, and valuable little Treatise on Teeth
and their Diseases, Me best means Of preserrihg
them, and lie proper treatment Of CiildreH's Teeth,
worth Of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with young children,
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for S5 sent
| by express as directed. As the Express charges
are not much, if any, more on dozen than on
one, it is far cheaper to order six or u dozen
packages at one time A large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed Of to neigh
| bors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappness, and dis
! fcurement, expense, loss Of time and money
would be saved to the country ii every family
to day had one of these packages, which, in it
/ self, is a complete set Of Dental Remedies. Ad-
dress Wm. b. Hurd & Co. Tribune Buildings,
New York, and write name and address plainly
]
w. B. II. s Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn
to G. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor of tht
American Manufacturers Gazette TO JOY, Coz
4 Co., Publishers Agents, New York; to p T.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when be
sees il aud who has already ordered a second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies intc
every County. Men or women who want t
make money quickly, can do better with thes,
articles than anything in market. They art
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit o
agents. Boxes Of st les, containing do7er
of the one dallar pselases above specified, viii
\ circulars viii le sea-, D lg1rirt q lfurl Seliafs
2 liionf hale pr IA pelseh Wishing 70 tes
bd- ~ No with tie fita ~ ha
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL
FARM & DWELLING FOR sALE.

oAChksi RoAcHRsli--Lyons Magnstie POvdsr
=" ueAih TO these pests. For sale at 0RIMsHAWa -
No. N0a MArkat. ahnNa strant
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
FIFTY Acres of Land for Sale,

clTuATR near oentrsvile in Chistiana Hundred New
S castle County Delaware, adjoining Centre Meeting
lands Of Robert AeCaulley, Charles Began and others
the land we'll situated Of good quality and 10 gool
favorable tsrms Apply to e. c. FAIvKE, at the mill
WILLIAM MeCAULLEY
jan3. 698 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
Garden and Agrioultural Seeds

TNTE would call the attention Of Gardeners And others
wv To large selected Of fresh Seeds, consisting
Of Garden, flour aud Agricultural Seeds cultivated by
shaasirhrltad SEEDS mon. - 'sndr.th Son. Those Ia
Vsnt u F,ei and raal.4 fni Them q
- cAs SbbFR a son, +
mnfl 6il ssEst aireeis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
MEDICAL.

Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
segt.lO3m. -
TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use Bringhurstis Agua Dose,
Use osgoods India Cholagogus,
Use pasehals Agus Mixture, sc.
For weak or Infiamed Eyes.
uae Briughursts Eye Water,
Use Poor Richards Bye Water
Use Becker's Eye Balsam'
For Coughs.
Use Briughursts Cough Syrup
Use JaYne's ENpsctoraui
For Dyspepsia.
Use Bringhursts Dyspeptic pills,
Use Peruvian syrup, or Prot. Sol. Protox. Iron
Use Comp syrup OF phosphates,
Comp syrupof llypophosphitss,
Hcoaani's dcmau Btters
For worms.
Use Bringhursts Worm syrup,
Use Fahpesioek's yermifuge, &c.
For Hernia or Rupture.
Go to E. Bringhnrst Co. aud be 6tted with Truss.
For FlatuIence.
Use ilringhursts Ginger Lozeuges
For Children TeethIng.
Uss Mrs. wlnsow's Soothing syrup,
For a CathartIc or Purge.
Use Dnghursts Purgave Syrup. Ia substitute for Cas-
tor oh)
Use BTinghursts Purgatve Pills, lsugar coated)
Citrate Of MAgnesia,
Use Seiditz Powders, &c.
For Purifying the Blood.
Use Bringhurst Alternative Syrup,
Ayers Sarsapsrilla,
Bulls Sarsaparilla,
Peruvian syrup, Se.
For Constipation.
Use RringhuTst's PurgatSe Syrup,
nowers Medeated Figs,
or Of those superior Elastic syruges sold by Bring
hurst y Co.
For Diet.
Use Sage, Tapoca Broua, Pure Chocolate. Gelatin or
Junket made with Bringiursts Liquid Rennet.
For Illuminating Purposes.
Use the genuine Kerosene oil with QUE OF those superior
lowpriced Lamps. sold by
EDW. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARAACEUTIsTs,
Corner Of MARKET and Sirh Sts., Wilmington
svpis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
THE LIVING HOME
AND
Peoples Boarding House

MO REDUCTION OF PRICES for The sinpls r..so. a, =,
~ We Ueyer put them up hut have been doing
thus far for one hall the usual charges fr th sana
enhio ouApnsi and have been enabled tu do Ao from liza
act that We have less expenses to pay out or Ur Lnnss
We are depending mainly the snii Tor our
anu however much there Ia OF WAR sud etruetIon ma
land sun brings forth an abundance for man and bessf
being thus sluntedi wu shall continue Ia tl hnarJa,a
whether invalidA or we'll At very low urlces psrso,s
wishing to be quiet can have apartments In the afn,t
u1's Vii oolsgs nouse my former residence where they
wh ne toted and at the time have tle nrivii@a n
ihe Dlt9s And take part in the several ausensnt ibe
-s sngn, uo"is' =. A BROWN,
eV" Near Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
FLOUR, FEED, &c.

To those in want Of Good Seeds, O. CHANDLER 4 SON
No. GIL Market IT., is the place to buy them. sb2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-03

- Coffee for soldiers is highly approv-
G. by NJ Earrey, in Il report which ho
was e3lIel upon to make by the Council
Of Health Of the Department Of the Seine.
He states that upon the recommendation
OF hi father, (the celebrated Barron Lar
rey, Napo,con's Surgeon-in-Chicf.) it was
cmpagei freely in Algeria, with the best
effects upon the soldiers health, as sub
-ttutc for brandy. 1t has also seemed
toact IN some measure rs a prophylactic
70 intermittent fever. One of the most
iucontcstihIe effects of coffee is in neutra-
lziue the debiitating influence Of heat,
fox which, indeed, the Orientals regard
It as 4 specific; thirst is thus appeasod,
and the pernicious consequences of drink
ing cold water daring pcrspiraton avoided
NJ. Larrcy is disposed to attribute in
some degree to the regular employment
Of coffee, the absence of epidemic disease
dnria. the Italian camprisn of 1889. Du-
ring the long marches the soldiers spirits
are quite us well raised by coffee as by
brandy, while the effect is much more en-
during
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Z D { t I Y
He Leads His Own.


81 will lead them in paths that they have not
known. .'-Isa. xiii. ld.
How few, who. from their youthful day,
Look on to what their life may be,
Painting the visions Of the way
In colnfs. soft. and bright, and trec
How few, who to such paths have brought
The hopes and dreams OF carly thought
For God through ways they have not known.
VIII lead his own.
The eager hearts, the souls OF hre,
Who pant to toll ier God and man,
And view with eyes of keen desire
The upland way Of toll and pam;
Almost with seafH they think OF rcat.
OF holy calm, of tranquil br'us'-
But God, through ways they have not known,
VIII lead his own.
A lowlier task ON them is hid
With low, to make the labor light:
And there their beauty they must ,hod
On quiet hemes, aHd lest 20 sight.
Changed are their visions high and fair,
Yet calm and still they labor there;
For God, through WAYS thy have not known,
Viii lead Iii, own.
The gentle heart that thinks with pain
1t scarce can lowhest tasks fulHll;
And If it dared ITS lite to SCAN,
Would ask but pathway low and s:slli
Often such lo~ly heart is brought
To act with power beyond i, thought:
For God, through ways they haye not known,
W1IleaH HIS own.
Md they the bright Who lauE te prove,
In Joyous path. ia elaudle,, lot,
How fresh from earth theif slstet9l Ike
Can spring without sf8fH or -aat.