THE VILLAGE wArcHMAN's so.,s.
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THE VILLAGE WArCHMAN's s0:sG.


From the German.
IIark It's ten O'Clock attend
To the counsels of friend
First, kneel in PRAYER, and then 10 rest
With conscience clear and tranquil breast
Sleep sound!-aboye yon starlight blue
There is an eye will wake for YOU
IT'S eleyen!--now attend
To the counsel of frend:-A-
To him who is o'cr his work delaying,
To him who still at cards is playing,
say, leave ofIl-to bed repair,
And sleep beneath your Fathers care.
Twelve O'clock has ck,-attend
To the counsel of a frend:-
o. iftherc be wretch still waking,
With heart and brow through sorrow aching,
May heaven one hour of sleep bcstow.
To lull the heart and cool the brow
One o'clock has struck!-atterd
To the counsel of fricnd:-
o, if deceived by Satan's guile,
There's one abroad on purpose vile
do not think that such can be-
Go home.-thy Judge in heaven must sec,
'Tis three o'ciock,--attend
TO the counsel of friend
Lol heaven is streak'd with lines of gray
Let him who hopes peaceful day;
Breathe forth his prayer of gratitude,
For mind refreshed and strength renewed,