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T111; lreasoii that I appeared in public was, that I I

l had often been grievecltoeseee, and hear, how that l

day was improved: by’éon1e ‘drinkin-g and quarrel-

linggand acme p1'ofaniag’”th%eh name of that God who e
% d‘eli3vei*ied us. “ *'W11ich' put “me in min(T‘Qf,.tl1e i(l*el~ihvér"-l‘

ahce of the children of Israel lfrdm the ltyrannicald

‘powers of‘Egypt.: and after theix-_ deliverance, were

lcommandedlto keep that day in remembrance ; (and
speak ofit to their children, as they satin their hous-
es, and as theylwalked byrthe way; and lltolmanifest
their love and obedience to their God that delivered

them. And wllenthey improved their time. in this‘
way, they were a pe‘op.le the;-niost highly favoured of 1 _;

the Lord of any nation on earth; and came off‘ con-
queror over all nations. But when they profaned
the name of the grellt” Gs“od,.~ and his Sabbaths, and
despised his ’wen‘de1*full works, repeated judgments
came upon them froml»lhea\'en.-;v and many of them.

‘fell into the hands of their enemies under tyranni-

cal powers again. % _ % H % ‘

And it is evident, that the same God that deliver-
ed them, delivered Amelricafrom the powers of
Britain. Andlever since. we have been the most
highly favoured of the Lord of any nation on earth.
Butifwe go on profhning the name of the God of
heaven, in disobedience and rebellion, and making

a light of hia:.aranderfnl.wonk, we may depend upon

his sendia’g' 1-'epe_atleL1jud§;men-ts uplen-this land ; and

thereby we shall ezqgose ou:jse1ves— to come under 
tyrannical ‘mower agala. l ’ 7 . l . l

Foam;

Oitflfliwfii

A ' ,  all you yo.11njg'_(Ame%ricans;»-.% " '

Professox-s o¥t11-r.:soi1;—»% % %
I pray=t1'1at% you would now attend :f
To you, 0:11 I men, I call. ‘

‘Come I1e:u* my voice, I will rehearse
What VVOfld€.‘I‘S God hath done, ”
Here in this }1ow'1ing‘.\vi1de;-ness,
Befbztektliaat yotmvere born;
A land of plenty and of peace,_
With joyjmu call your own ;e~-.~
A. ‘land of 1ib'erty¢and qnse,
A kingdom scarce1y%'km>wn. .
But 011 1“ what have yma Aheardthem tell,
1~Iave"not your%fathe%z‘s %toVld« 7 % 
How manyfclxousmcl‘victitfis RH,
In blood their garments roll 5'»-

Oh ! oafizmmind ‘Co1x1mbus,’”voyag-3 9
‘Who first this hmd espiecl; A %
Who but the Lord v~co,uld~be his guide;
Through ragning vrindancl ticlje? .
Perils by11va.n'd,..«p&evi1s‘= by sea, % %
He nften passed thrcmg'h.,
To find this land oflibel-'ty,. %
That now belongs to you. H ' %  __
After this my .ge_.;1;herc.waa%a-;&1in%om j;
of refuge ib'r»m~"flae% )« %

  

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But af"te1' those, a number name ‘
Off‘ from the British land ;

As for their views, ’tv/ere not the‘ same‘,
They were :3. cruel band. , V

V To rob and steal, they were en,gag’§l, “A

Of the poor Indians store ;
And set the Indians in a_ rage,
For to‘ proclaim a war.

3 From” time to time the war increas’d,

The Indians rage and yell ;

V‘ But the poor gaints tl_1ei;- God would praise,

Though lmmlx-eds victims fell.

And af't<~;.r this a number mo:-e;~
Pro1°ess’cl this liberty;

* But pray examine their error,

And you may plainly see,

l '1' hey wh'1r,st, :mclhang’d, and banisl1’d suxneg

’l‘ha“t I. do now believe
Are game to lllfifll‘ eternal home,
111 Christ forever live, ' l
And some ‘they made to pay a fine, l
'l‘h6:ix' charges to clef’:-ay, l
I320/auzse they could not with thenujoim
And say as they did saf,l’3‘f- 1
But Oh «! what liberty is this! l
I-Ierelin this‘ gospel day, 1
when forty rzh’-.ll'xngs, more or less,
Poor sz1inltsvlco1npelI’d to pay !-

Compr-.-ll to pay, or to prison go,
101* pa).:;.a certain sum

To ministers who did not knew
’I”hélg'olspel’s tmnxnpet souncl. . “

And for these culmes, and many more, I‘
God’s judgmenta they calm‘; downy V l

Ffmall arms and; cannon thejx diid :*oa1',
'1‘he~. earth in tremvbling sound.
After Icame on the stage,
The Frcench war did commence,
And in that War K was 0n_L§;ag’d,
To stand in our defE2nce.<
As For the stlfféringa we Went thtcugh,
1‘vfy_io:1g.\;ue nnr pen can’t ‘tell,
mu we obtain’d the victory,
'1‘hozxg!1 thousmuls victims Fail.

'2-“kFte1' this war this land had peace
But for a little space ;

£.mc‘1 then came on Urcai: B:-itairfs "orce,
"Fwgms worse than aflcthce rest.

Ta see their numerous shgpscof War,

-“Come thtmdering all zarmxnci,

Anni th'z'eat’ning vengeance’ Frotn afar,
On our defc1'1ce~1ess towns.

To see the cruel tyrants ragre,
And hear their cannon 1-oar,

And British powers were all engag’c!",
‘To ttlke away our store.

Our ha:-’i‘2ours b1ock’d, our towns in flames .;
011 2 what an awfui sight !

To see the poor Amcz'icans,;’g
In £1-oubfie take them flight !

And then pursu’d by Bwitissh troops,
All :u'm’d and tum’:-’d Wail;

Oh I could we have a glimpse of hope
When thousands victims fcli !

Females, and males, and children too,
Fell in their barbarous hands;

And hired another savage crew,
To take our frontier lauds.‘

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And left this land of‘ our abode

To enjoy our liberty.

Let us the name of God adore,
For love that so abounds ;

For since the cannon cease to roar.
The gos‘“pe1 trumpet sounds. ‘

From land tonland, from seato sea,
His glorious work has spread, ’

-To bring pocn sinners for to see

By sin, that they are dead.

And then to hear the joyful sound
Of‘ frge and sov’reign grace,
alsam’ to heal for every wound,
And follow Jesus Christ.

Oh ! this is Hbez-.ty we need,
To follow the dear Sav Ur !

‘Who has from sin and bondage freed
Every ‘i1‘L1_6 believer. 1.

After the -enemy was gone,
And left this land in peace,

E’ve tr-avcH’d on from town to town,
‘And preachfd from place to place.

Dear Christian friends, hear. me reI‘zears«:
The wonders of the Lord,

Here in this howling wilderness,
And be his name ador’d.

’Twas seventeen hundred eighty-“two
1 left my native place, -'
The Eastern country for to go,
To preach God’s_sov’reign grace.

Two hundredgrniles I came, or morg,
With 9. large family : d"

"May 1 the name of God adorn
For his suppligs for me.

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lo the first }'<2:o: I often pals»s’d
"l‘l1c'>Lxgl; rough and rug-god roadgl;-"v

lI'ex'e in ‘this lmwling wilderness,
'I‘he place of my abode.

And as I pa:=::~:’d from town to towel, 
And islands of the sea,

No clmrch or minister did find,
In fellowship with me‘.

But 1 be-lEev’d there was a G-only
And be was on his Way, .

To bring down sinners by his xvorcl,
Tlaulgovspol tmobey. o

Wloxile I was rmusingf on the w'ay,,
How sw eat my minutes roll’d,,

11 found a man clear as noon day, ‘
Which rejoic’c1 my very soul.

To see llltn stancl on I’isg*a1*’s top,
Ancl vievv the promis’d land,

And hold in holding God’s truths up;

Clear in the gospel plan; 

I never S:-iw this man before,
On *Pisgar’s top he stood:

ll-lea made. the gospel tmmpet sound,
To warm them in the wood.

He soon became :1 ranger hole},
The gospel to dlfipllly -

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‘Tine truths: of Goal did not witlllaold, ~

But labouficl night and day.

Full sixteen years he travell’d on
In this wide: xvilclerzueoss ; l

‘Many sons and dau rhter-s xvere born, 

Tlzrougln rich an sov’reig'n grace. %

And then his body was infirm,
Wlxioh-oausedwhim to cease!
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.  ‘But still holds up the gosfml plan

gflut when we saw that .g3l‘3CC\adO!‘I1'V(:l.5

* Of free: and sov_’reign grace.

And aftér many sons were born,
l b Throughriclx and sdfreign g'racE, 3
“God rais’d amumber Well adorn’d,~
For to supply his place.
How far and wide the gospel sounds,
Here in this eastern land ; b
‘-To sinners -lg-‘race doth much. abound,

b"'Whic11‘comesfrom God’s right hand; L
l % ‘W hen we began churcheslétoform,

 -Our numbers were but small ;
V "0"! that was all inl--all!‘ ‘ l
"‘%‘.-Twas‘ tribulation mlre or less,

“We daily passefl ftfhroughr‘; l l ~
‘Bu1t~.4whenAw%e were sorely *oppress’d3. l
l We mu1tip1y’d and grew; M W
hen .we~=s’aw this-‘great salvatigfi,

M vI=Our churches number three,‘

I'We fox-m’d an association
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V And We did well agree.‘

M ‘?I?'his~ duty then it was’ peg-form’d, 

% In the yeanéighteen hundred ram-A:

V ; When eighty-sixl%co.mmenc’d, ‘ -

-Lctluvs adore the mighty  l J . bl  J

J]-‘or our additions since.“ »

. -Our churche-3% forty-nine ;

Two'thousandl»4:b;-cthren if not mole   l

:In«11nionvwcl‘lcomb~in‘.'d, ‘A T ,, l %

M % ”.A1*ld bask our Jiumber vats * 90 gre§t,=

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Ancllone of them is L'incoln call’d,
"l‘he other Bowdolnham ; l

Glory to the ct-ernal All,
We are become two bands.

Now glory to the dying Lamb,
lWh0 died and bled for me 

Letall the brethren say amen»,
And sing the jubilee,”

Come brethren look upon my head;
What do you see me have P l

You see me drawing near the dead,

A The tokens of the grave. V

W hen I depart, I leave you here,
I leave oh with the Lord ; , ‘
0h 1 ma you all lxcmxeforth, appear;
To be ot'lone accorcl.. W .
And if I never see you more
 Whilc‘: we on 9'.-1l"tll remain,
Oh ! may we meet on Canaarfs shore,
And never part again): l l % %
Where. we mayjoin to sing Godfls praistm.
And all his wonlclerss tell, ~ l l
An-rl triumph in his holiness, l
550 brethren now f'ax;c@}vell,

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E. I~‘xsnnn.-.—Ta Me tznle q/‘the B6521’?!/r&t,er, 

EllOLI) my friencls how (leeply we,  l ‘

Have felt divine clispleasm-e,

  Om; land before has swam knolwn, H A_

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‘ Our commerce has beenrall destro'y"d,

«Our merchants were in trouble,
Day a1"t.er. day they sought for peace,
2‘ ~Bu=t found‘ their sorrows double.

The lab’:-ing helpless poor were fiwd,
V17 ith sorrow and vexation,

Some had no food and. some no clothes,
And some no habita.ticn.

 The tradesmen were in deep distress,

'No bread fell on their floors,
And few eoulq get one single cent
Ofcredxt at Line stores.

Before the War, ‘poor people !iv’d,
They then had store offishea,

“But after that the scene was chang’_d,

And they haul empty dishes.

Because the men were chiefly gone,
‘Where drums and cannon rattie
‘And women griexfd for fear that may
Soulcl lose their friends in bzmie.

I*'~"oW if we ask what was the cause,

E Di‘ these our gweat distresses,

‘We soon shall find it was our sins,
Which made such woes oppress us.

‘How can we hope for pleasant times,

Vflhiie we go on trr.nsgx‘essing ?
If We don’t rshortly mend our Wzzys,
‘We can“; expect a, blessmg. .

The laws at present seem asieep,
And vices are not punis;h’d,

"The viciousrdojust what they please,

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Their bm-b’rousF deedswill be clespised
By every Christian nation.

At Baltimore, a deadly blow;

The sons of mischief‘ txiiarxecl-—-%r«~i

The sons o‘fiFx{ee<1orn metitheir foe?“
And victory juzfiiiy cilaimedsi _ ‘

“Many were killed zmd.wound.ed ;“ 
Th¢i1' chief mmtnaiider bit the dusti
And all their schemes confqunded;

Amidst their ranks our itiiuntliers btlrsiy

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Vvhen aided by kind Hemzen P i i - V
'I‘hhei1-ii leader and four thousand Slew,“ _
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I{epell’d their vile intrusioni,

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fI‘heir grand defeat at New-Orleans
Tire bloody scene completed.

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Our scatter’d foes who» had survi'v’d‘;

« The war, were home tiommandeda

What has our infant country g‘£Xii'i’d§y
By fighting‘ that old nation . i
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Our seamen are 1'eIeasc:cl,

Our nmxdnex-:5 trade where they Ialeasrry,
Impressmc-nts too Imam: cc*::.usc:d-

Nor in ourselves we can confide,

Abroad we are ruwpectecl, %

‘We;’ve checkfd. the rage of British pride;
‘heir 11.‘.-Lughtiness corrected.

First to the God of‘b01'1n<11%ess; power,

He thanks zmdadomticm,

Next l\’ia<1i5nn:,;.1he wond’1'ous flower
And jewel of ouxvnation.

Next Cong‘1'esss does mar thanks demand,
To them our thanks we tender;

Our heroes next by sea and 1amI,,

To them our t.h2u1ks We 1'€:nde1'.

Let us bejust, in unicm live,
Then who xvill dare invade usj.
Many s}mu‘i<!, our ‘(Jed wE11%g‘-ivt‘:
His any-.-!;.~:: ch:-.u'g'e to aid us.

F.1‘~T".0.

‘Q4

 ‘eff’ mm: with it, and take it every mofiming‘ foe

nine, and it is aeure antidote; or take me same
quantity in'c“meeqtmrt of spiritsm-take a glass
at a time nine mornings.

Cmejbr % me R7u2w1na£z'she %
Take one g*iI1ofneat’s% -Poet oxii, and ma gills: of

!Jrandy—-—simmer these tog‘eU1er, stirring‘ it tili
ihey mi:2:—-«then take it OE‘ the fire, put in one

beet’s‘7g'aIleandeone glass‘ of spi1'*its%of turpem—e--

t~?;ne--wbathe with it once or twice in a% day,‘ and
take inwardly bx-a11dye_m“ade strong with mus»

' tard seed, sag: half a, glass or more as they can

bear. ~

~ Jfiecipefar inward’ %I€'1m-zaur W Rfzezmzatizsmz.

% .Garget berriees and roots, sliced fine, put ifl
. ‘J. . A ‘ \

sgzfxtwts, has eften efFecte_dV :3 wonderful cure.

. , . M ‘ %
'R.fze‘uma£z'ck° 0z'm.‘n’ze2i2t'. 
Take a pint of beef’s gall, and hnlfn pint of
sweet oil, one ounce of oamphor gum. hglf an
mince of spirits tmpentinew-pttt them togetheté

'«:

iv. a bott1e——sefcit in. :1 warm oven-—--shake them’

tog*:.‘,*=*cI1er-='~oi:1t the part affecfed.

faztneiibé’;  v.’ '
we ]F‘o1'% the _'ja:t111dice,‘white a.=:Y1 b:zrY:,of'1"tT1e
ufmmhe side roots, Ifidian roots and yellow mots,
aihde dxfy hem anc1"poun-r.1t'f':e%m ‘no .21 pmvcler, and
take three table sp ""onf‘u1s'of'eac11 skirt, and pm:
them into a. half 3. pint of molasses, then take‘:

e one spoonfulet a‘ time three morninga, “and miss?

maeee-mavnings, ‘untilgrcm xuke it mne timem