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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31

deney, we will just mention, will be to shorten
the hrst session ofeach Congress, protrsc,es, as
they now are, 10 an unreasonable length. We
should, at least, like to see the experiment tried
whether curtailing the per diem allowance Of
members, would lessen The desire for spou,ing
and legislating. Iii succeeds, TO Mr.. H mil.
ton and bis colleagues, the majority of the Re-
trenchment Committee, be all the honor Of the
discovery.
We shall see, however, IL the honorable pro-
poser OF the bill receives the support Of his POI
li'icaliriends in the House, who have been Saw-
ling out reform" ever since it bccaem catch
word The people will soon know wha, faith
to pus IN their loud sounding promises.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31
AUCTIONS.
BY GEORLE WHITE,
Variety Auction.

I'M Saturday evening next, the 3ls inst It half
" past six O'Clock, at the Auction store corner Of
King and st. Asaph Streets, will be cold mail cor
lection Of
Neu and Second hand Books.
Among them will be found several choice standard
works. Also, about IS volumes Of voltaire's works
in French, together with variety Of
DRY GOODS,
consisting of cloths, cassinetts, aanne. bedtckng,
domestics vestings, &c. &c.
At private sale.
few ten plate stoves and one door franklin
which to close sales will be sold very low
elegant mantle glass, pier do
China in SETS, mattresses
Stick back and stump chairs
Rush and cane bottom do. handsome assortment
Loaf sugar at sugar house prices, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31

Mr.. Weems, after making himself supreme
ly ridiculous in the House on Wednesday, by
flying into violent rage with Mr.. Duncan, for
opposing one Of his harum scarum resolutions,
thought, no doubt, lha, he could not rest that
night without cooling off with harrangue upon
a constitutional question; and, consequently,
belabourrd the House with a speech Of some
length, on the Cumberland Road Bill. He
commenced by calling upon the reporters "to
mark him, and write his speeches in their
their books" Aye, thought the reporters,
wen write, but who'll read !! !. He next in
formed the House that he had changed his o.
pinions relative 10 the power Of Congress. No
grea, matter, thought the House, taking into
consideration.the worth Of your opinions He
mex, expa,iated upon the importance Of an
oa,h-(we do no, hear that upon this occasion
he quoted the B. blc) read Johnson, and Walk
er, and Webster, to prove the difference be-
tween tax and a toll-and thought it would
be perjury to vote for the erection Of turnpike
gates. After many more sage and grave re-
marks, too tedious 10 mention, he sat down by
declaring, that, befnre the termination of the
debate, he might see cause to alter his views a
second time;-and so ended the chapter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31
S!!HlIllP M!sWS.
schr ilsxali, Shove, hence At Boston, 24ih instant.
- James, Young, cleared At Boston for this port
24ih inst
~ a.ker s. Edison,

HAVE just receiv, by the brig Alexandra, fur.
ID ther suppl of
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
NOTICE.

TYRE Court of Probate for the District ei -A Litchfeld haih limited and allowed six months from this date fur persons having claims against the estate of
 SALLY GUTHRIE,
 late of Warren, in said district, deceased, rec presented insolycnt, to present them to the subscribers, who arc appointed Commission CTS to receive and examine said debts. And notice is hereby given, that said Commission CTS will meet 0b the business ofthcir appoint- ment, at the house of George Starr, Esq. in said Warren, oD the t4th day Of May next, and on the i4th day of August next, Ut me o'clock F. M. of each of said days. Aad all accounts not presented as aforesaid will be debarred recovery.
 s- AdoRirans CGrter, kE
 Joseph A. Tdnner, Comm'rs.
 Geoyge F. Tdiimodge.S
 Warren, Feb. l4. 1899 60
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

management his bees spread and increased. and soon became numerous and power. fnl community; and eventually vicldod the extraordinary and valuable production which has already been stated.
 In regard to wintering bees will ven- ture few remarks. If bee arc kept in a dark cellar through the winter, they will spend but little fthcir stock of provision. us they immediately become dormant and so remain until they arc movedto difrer- ent situation. In this way have frc- quently preserved them throlgA the win. ter, when they would probably have per- ished within n month after they were nna- bleio obtain their living abrosd. they had been left to take care for themselves Amer. Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
NttcbfteI6 zsMQutrer: PusLrsHED EVERY TRuRsDAY MORNING, BY
 HENRY ADAMS.

,rERMS.--To village and single Mail Subscribers Sa per year, pa able befort the expiration of six months.
 To companies of any numAer over six, 4l 50 per ycar,payabe above Companies less than six, 75 rer year, payableas above. P25 cts willbe deducted from each nf these prices when payment is made in advance These prices arc exclusive of Mail Stage charge t0r transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearagcs are paid except at the tscretioNof the publisher.
 Notice Ofa wish to discontinue, must he given be. fore tue expiration ofthe year. ,
 ADVERTISlNG.-.-One squaFc, three insertions, @l, md tho proportion fur two or more squares Halfa square 75 cts. ContMuancn over three weeks, 20 pee ceHt per rweek. %lA tt'F AdmiMietratorsN and Executors Notices, .se SlOO Commissoners' SIPS
 lJs sAHcommanicatons must be post paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
G(D(lDS
At Court ef Probate for the District ot'
 Sharon, holden Gt Salisbury, in said dts.

At q Court Cf Probate for tke District Of
 Sharon, koidcn at Salisbary, in said dts.
 trict, on tke 5th ef Marck, 4. D. 1929.
 I'reseMt, Samuel Cknrck, Esg. Judge. .TTPON the petition of Abbey LoWrW nf " sharon. in snid district, showing "a this Court that she isg1ardian to Isebecca Lowry, "f said sharon, minor that said min6r Is the owner as tenant In common with Frcder- ick N. Lowry and Charlotte Chapin, "f n piece Of land, containing about seven acres, situnte 0n the Town street iH said, Sharon. md near the dwelling house of Ilon.J ohnC Smith, which is under the incnmbrance 0f,alife cs- tate of the said petitioner; praying for 'iherty Co sell the same, as per petition on file, dated February ga, 1920. .,., .' ..6.s".. ,, {,
 Inerupon, ordered, that the further consd. cration of said petition be adjourned until the first Tucsday of June next. then to be heard at the Probate Office ln Salisbury, at Q o'clock m the forenoon, and that said guardian give public notice thereof by publishing this order in newspaper published in Litchleld. three weeks successivcly, at least six weeks before the said first Tuesday Ol June.
 A true copy of record. Attest,
 80 SAMUEL CHURCH., Judre.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
Ana McCourf, LitehJfeld couat.. ss.
 Cs. Superior Court, Febys,ora

AWW MCCOWts z AstcHVei0 c0Nmtu, ss.
 cs. Superior Court, Febn.or, -Andrc,r MeCoars. term, 4. D. lsao TTPON the petition cf Ann MeComi, ske,v- C jug Q fhis Court. that ske sras lcscfsliy married to one Andrep McCogrt, On the 20M day of Apsil. AID. iGsl |; and that on or about tke first day of January, 4. D. 1928. the soid Andrew Court icil fully deserted her, srithost cassp, and hGs evey since contiaHed kis 9)oresaid dessytion, and has not furnished the said Ann soith omy sapport, or pe!tcrmed any cf fthe duties offhs w0rriage eonfr0cf; and prayiHg that ske fhe s0id Ann McCourt mag be divorced from the said AAHss,D McComt.
 Ordered, That tke atoFssaid psiiiiOR be cOn- tinted Co the Hert term of fais Court, to- be kOld- ca at Lfeckfeld, ssitkia and for the county cf Litckfeld, 0n sRe third Tssesdag cf August, 4. D. l6a9, nt sckich time and place she said An- drs,c McCOurs, ifke see casse, may appear, and be Renrd. By tke Court.
 FREDERICK WOLCOIT.
 FtbrMQry e6 esgS7 Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
Clay's Hck Osmtmcmt.

paeassniness. safety, expedition, ease and cer- .nssn,sey superior to any other cure to that Price 2 cents per box.
 Ciays NIom0ck Bstters. They will e found, in an caae. or,h. Sa,v;., a.. scsiplon, 70 gise FeIssf: nansea, vomna. em, .sn. cosiiyeness, weakness as the hFeast min n she ssr. ach toss of appetite, and aI other syp.os of ind; DOS te Dc surpassed by any thing. ' Price 25 cents box.
 Pc0rI Tooth POseder. This celebrated Powder needs no Feeommeuaas;on evesy genlleman and lady shOud he in the constant use Of h ftheg wish Co preserve ahelr teeth tOm de. cay. aad have iham appear Of wllse. nesa. Price a5 eenas q box.
 HPsold by w. ss S. Bael and ,. EloddaEd.
 D. CLAY. November en. 1923 Iyccw23
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

0FA LAD, I4tO 10 years of age. will be taken at this office as an Apprentice to the Printing Business. Feb. 1e
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
COUGHS, ASTHM-AS,
 AND CONSYTNIE9sT

THE public are respectfully iniornpd that AN. DERSON'S COUGH DROPS and ELECTORAL. POWDERS have from m extensive use for 9 years past proved themselves to be onc ofthe most valuable colds and other affections ofthe hreas, and lungs lea ding to eonsamptions. ThousNNds have experienced ihe happy effects of this he0tiag BdlSaM and many come of which win accompany each hottle thut will
 satsy every unreiudcad mind that the most cxsraOG dinary and unexpected cures have been performed hy che asc ofths medicine in cnRes of long stnndng, in feet, and where the nlCsl ekul plysicans hnd giSen ihcm up as hopeless IL is Rot pretended that they are an iniaille cure in all cascs bu of McA aFc ty relievcd by them. Scarcely ease colds, ,ain ia tue side, difficulty of breathing, want ofslcep arising from debility, or even seated cnnsnptipns,
 may be relieved by timely nse ot ,his healing but bout 60 doses which proves them to be cheap med. srtnA sntlasiarimp their vrsnha. tft.sM &3t9H
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

or The subscribers having concluded to rplnqnish business in Goshen. and expecting to lrave town within fnw mouths, request all those sing unsettled hnsiness with them, (and especially in the ndjarcnt townsl tn call as soon as convenient and close the snme.
 They, offer for sale until tic first day of April next GOODS
 ofeycry kind at about cost and charges. i Also, various other kinds of property, in. clnding n very elegant and valuable span of young buy Horses, ayalnable blecding Mare, working Oxen, Cows, and young stock
 They Will also sell the one half Of their ve. " valuable improved shoFt.hOrnea Dnrhan. BnIl WARWICK, (sshose stock is offered as hts best recommendation t aimwa N ttasfs
 .gs E. w. TOWNIsR G. CO.
 Goshen, Jan. o8, ls20 gsr s8wSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
rochester, March 1T, 1928.
Be,o0re Of Imposition.

This valuable medicine is coun,eriei,cd. pnvcbn. arrs must hc particular, and nsk for ANDERS SONS COUCH DROPS prepared by JAMES MEII.EN, md as0 zee that the bottles are samped h the glass J. Aleien, inslead ofI. Miller. For sale by w. x s. nUELL, Lhrh6eld, and also sold by druggias gcner. ally. 0nr27
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
Pioneer. Line.
Daily Line from Litch-
 "A field to Hartford.

T EAvES LitchGrld every morning (Sun. -kA days cxceptrd,l at Q o'clock, and ar. rises h Hartford at 4 o'clock Leaves Hart. ford every mcrning, Sundays excepted) at Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday. eia North field, Plymouth. Bristol. and Pennington, to .Hartf0rd returns from Hartford on the same route the next days. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from Litchield via Harwin. ton, Burlington, TarmingtOn, to Hartford- Returns from Hartford on the same route the following days. ',''t 't('
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
NEW CERTIFICATES.

'Ff J Nmes Meen, Hutis0n, IN. Y.
 iM tl.e spring of i8i4 Mr Eeaser liarrie, man iM in5igeN csrcums.ances, aAd who had laborcd fur me occasionally for more than ayear, Siocniiy seized with m affection Uf the lungs, accompanied by atighl dry cough, frequently unable to raise any thing Tor nearly hafnn hour, and then most commonly blood. lts cough was sn severe and incessant that he heeane mAnh ehaciatad, his eyes glSssy, and hs strength left him to that degree tha he was wholly Nn. ahls to labor conpassionatiNg his siNntioM friend ofmine and myself procured fer him one bottle of An dereoas Cough Drops, hy taking which, about three weeka ttn my astonshmsen.l he wns 50 far restored us to De ableio perfarm his usual M labor; \. ..Y
 GAiUS sTEBBlNS.
 lleohert Kiaaey,af Rochester, Monroe, co. N. v. dohsvrhy certify that ler long time was so reda' eel by nM Aention af the lungs attended with pain n the breast dllruIsy fhrealtlrg, &e. tkat my tie wac deApAred cf and given Ms siMcnrAhle hy cctn. ct Uf Eve physiNIans hu, by shs nslVice of Dpr G. Hitchcock, of Rochester, WIS induced to mMke trial of your Aadersun's Cough Drops and by using one hnsi,c wus rcsiored lo perfect heah would ihcre. tore rocummend Aii those afflicted whN similar com. rlnims n make Wse cfihe same remedy, as nm per.
 ROBERT KIDNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
From the Connecticut Herald, Nop 10.

CoUNrERFyIrERs TAKEN "A gang Of the
counrerfe, ing sen'ry, consisting of az old man,
his son, aud wayfaring msn, w'o .pprars to
have j"ined he parry Incidentally, paid visit
to our city OIL Friday AID Saturday last, and
were quite successful in pu'nng off upon some
Of our most respectable oi 'z-ns a considerable
amour, Of spurious bills, for various arncles of
m-rehanuize, including fsod, raiment, and me-
die inc, Of all who h, from heir >quad appear
ance, they seemed greatly in need. They had
with Them a bear and porcupine for show. or
as sort Of apology fo- their intrusive visits
Having compile ed their operations, about noon
on Saturday they decamped, liking tn road o
North Haven, soon after which, Mr.. William
Dwight, who had sold them abou, $50 wortl,
Of clothing, OH examination discovered that The
bills were spurious, and Instituted measures
for their apprehension. Our vigIant sheriff.,
Messrs Parker ard Ives, were ms antly IN pur
suit, and having traced their route through va.
rious winnings and sinuosi.ies, al length over
;ook them a, Evart's tavern On the road from
Northfnrd TO North Bradford, aud committed
them I" Jail for safe keeping the same evening
Yesterday morning they underwent an exams
marion before Nj. Justice Bos,wick, and we're
fully commiIed !or trial. Their names are
Selah Roo, a man abou, 60 wears old. and his
son Elisha Root, abou' IL, wno says they are
from Soh'o"n, Essr1 county, N. Y and Jamrs
Houd, Of East Hartford, who joined the con
Germ al that place There was found 10 thrir
posi- ssiun aoou, BIC IN good money. and Sl465
in counterfeit bills Of The following drnomin..
tons viz: $500 dnilars in dollar bills Of he
Eagle Bank, B.,'on; $50 in dollar bills of
CaiskiIl Bank; 40 dollars 81, Eagle Bank, Pro.
violence; 1902, 2's. New York S,a,e Bank, Al
han,; 81, as. Bank of Kent. r l.; 80 ones.
Cumberland Bank do; 234 2's, Me, hanms aud
Farmers Bank, Albany; ~, 2's, Boston Bank;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

Among the fugitive poems IN he volume
published, in 1897, by ballard, there IS one IT
peculiar interest,", founded or facts which oc-
CURED at the village Of Eyam, near The High
Peak Of Derbyshire, at The time OF the great
plague in London i666) Miss Anna Seward
who was born in this village, and OF which her
father was the Rector, has recorded many pr
ticul,rs OF thai period, CLEANED from traai l. u
and the documents L,longing 10 the church,
which are calculated powerfully TO exercise 'he
feelings. The will &c was one ot the last 'lsli-
ed by the dreadful disease. Inc Rector was
in the vigor OF youth, with beau iiui and pi-
Gus wife and 'wo children OF three and iour
years old When the fac, was known that the
mortal contaeion had been introduced by some
clothes sent from London the lady snppllcaed
her husband TO remove from the scene; hat he
considered il his du!y TO remain with his Heck
and was iunexlbIe in his refusal He brsough'
her 10 depart with her children; bur she ~ae
equally determined not TO fotsake him ! he
children, in consequence, were sent away, and
the parents remained. To avoid the danger OF
asse Mbling in The church, romantic dell was
selected as The place Of worship, where the in-
habirants collected on Sunday, and prayers
were regularly read twice during that day by
thu Rector, from assure in The rocks above.
The church yard soon became gluited with the
victims Of The plague, and an adjacent nil be-
came the place Of burial, where six mead stones
anu one solitary tomb, marking the grave OF a
whole family, are to be seen at this day. The
rock, too, still preserves its designation, and is
pointed oul 10 thu curious traveller The lady
sic kened and died in her husbands arms, IN her
27:h year Her husband survived. His e'trr
| his children the bereavement, Is one OF
the most aft citing compositions 10 the Lam
guage. BY his influence with The authorities
and with his parishioners, the Latter were in
ducpd 10 remain within their local limits, and
the rest Of the county OF Derby was saved from
the pes,iience. Mo- a single inhabiisnt passed
the boundaries and this Gordon Sanitaire, esla-
blished by sense Of principle, WAS more ef
fectual than legion Of soldiers would have
been. Provisions were left a, appointed spots
upon the nrighborirg heigh's by those without
The ideal pale. Those within went for them,
while hey lived, and died with sustaining
conhd' nee of having dune their duty, which
entities them to be enrolled high on the list Of
the Army Of Martyrs. II is a very remarkable
Circumstance that nearly a century afterwards,
in the summer Of 1857, five laboring men VINO
were digging among the plague graves, on the
Hill we have mentioned, discovered lime in q
decomposed state; and, though they instantly
buried i, and retired from the spot, hey were
all attacked wi h putrid fever, and hree Of them
died. The disease spread, and proved mortal
10 seventy persons
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

A news Spelling Book has been published
in Baltimore. OF which writer gives the fol
loving specimen in that par, Of it devoted 10
The definition of words similar iD sound:
SNARE, she horse"
"Mayor. Of fOsun."
"H.rt, deer"
Heart, in The stomach"
or which he writer ,ar'ly observes, that
thost VINO could get up hing Of this
kind, in this age, have their brains, where ihe
~ her says the heart is-ratier, he might say,
arc deficient Of brains altogether.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
NEW MIXING ROLLER APP iRATUS.
III, A., Ed;tors of the National LnteLHsencer

To the Editors Of the National hteMgencer.
As you are in the habit, Messrs. Editors, oi
noticing Improvements in The arts, you will
probaoiy be willing to insert this notice Of an
invention recently put into operation In this ci>
", an one in which you may have personal
interest, as il apertains 10 your own calling.
Our fellow CITIZEN, Mr.. w. J Stone, has re.
Gently obtained pa,eu, for an apparatus to
be attached TO the common printing pr, IS such
as Ramage. or Rust, or Smith presses in gem
ersl use.
I have just seen this improved apparatus at
work, and am fully convinced thai 1t will hgh,
lis way into favor, least with the master prin-
ters BY the travrrsing motion Of the bed, and
form, all he motion is given which is requir-
ed 10 supply and distribute IN. ink upon the
roller, and cause il 10 ink the form, all which
takes place while the sheet is removed and an
other placed upon the tympan.
The whole operation appe ared to be perfect,
although the apparatus was roughly made, and
less perfectly proportional aud adjusted than
i, will become from the suggestions of this ex-
pertinent.
I, is believed thar the form can be worked
with scarcely any difference either in the labor,
or the rapidi,y with which the impression, may
De taken, whilst the attendance Of a man or
boy, in the process Of working is altogether,
saved I. P.
November l4,h.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
For Rent,

k4A Ths, eIsgan' Two Story Brick
IL House, with kitchen, wash and ba'h aouse
stable aud carriag house, al eesan' gar
3npAG den and well of excellen, water, pump
in the centre of the square, cis'ern Of wash water.
and every conveniency- Id fewshd exceeded
BY of its size in town 1t Is present occupied
BY Mr.. James Cloud. Possession given on or bef're
the first Of September next Apply to
aug l7-eUtf rob- BROCKETr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19

las ones, New London Bank; and sDe 20 dol
lar bill, Bank Of Maryland The bill, IF The
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Albany, The N.
York State Bank, do and the New London
bills, might deceive ordinary persons, nor &C
eus'omed to rigid s,ru'iny; the remainder are
not we'll executed. and the paper very coarse.
The old man stated, in the course OF this trade,
tina, he had used the same money "n his route
from Canada line 10 this place, and no one had
objected to it, and there is probably consi
derable amour, in circulation Our public OF,
ficers deserve grea, credi. for 'hrir aIaeriy and
perseverance in securing the offenders. and
bringing them to justice The 'r'al will take
place a, the Supreme Court in January.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
Notice.

4 LEGIONARY COURT OF INQUIRY for the LIST
"A Regiment, I'd Brigade, will be aeld at the Old
Council Chamber an Nuturddy the 21a instant, at %
O'Clock, A ". BY order, this Court may, for good
Cause shewu, remit fines and exempt from military du-
V. q. BRENT,
nov lO-eot21Nov Adjutant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-19
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1929.

Among The Poets Of our country, we think
Mp. WILL. stands deserved'y nigh, and our
regard foi him is considerably heightened when
we consider The uncessing, and often malicious
criticisms with which he has been assaulted
We think il high praise to say that his poetry
is more generally read than that Of any other
we have. Itis generally light, airy, and dag
iing-ssljom or never grand or subli.'.e. lie
who takes up a volume Of Willis Poems will,
however, be convinced that he has struck into
a golden mine-no, very deep, but rich and
productive. His imagery is often extremely
beautiful and pleasing, ond his language chaste
and appropriate.
But we did not take up our pen 10 write a
critique on Willis poetry we intended merely
20 Introduce 10 our readers few Of his verses
which have appeared in a late Souvenir-not,
by any means, as specimen, bu: which have
pleased US very much.
There's something in a noble boy,
A brave, free-hesrted, careless one,
With his unchecked, unbidden JOY,
His dread Of books and love of fun.
And in his clear and ready smile,
Unshaded bya thought of guile,
And unrepress'd by sadness
Which brings me to my childhood back,
As ifl trod its very track.
And felt its very gadness.
And yet it is not in his play,
When every trace Of thought is lost,
And not when you would Gail him CAV.
That his bFisas:: presence thrills me most
tins shout may ring upon the HILL
Ais voice be echoed in the hall;
His merry laugh like music tru,
And in sadness hear it al
For like the wrinkles my brow,
Iscarceiy notice such things now
But when. amid the earnest game,
lie stoops, as it he music heard,
And needless Of his shouted name
As of the carol OF q bird,
Stands gazing on the empty air,
As If some dream were passing there
IT'S then that on his face look
Ills beautiful but thoughtful face
And, like long forgotten book,
ITS sweet, familiar meanings trace
Remembering - Thousand things
Which psss'd me ON those golden wings
Which Time has fctter'd now
1hlngs that came o'er me with athrili,
And left me silent, sad and still,
And threw upon my brow
A holier anu gentler cast,
That too innocent to last.
lis strange how thought upon child
win, like presence, sometimes press,
And when his pulse is beating wild,
And life itself is IN excess
When foot and hand. and ear and eye.
Are all with srdor sraining high
How in his heart will spring
A feeling whose mysterious thrali
lsstrnnger, sweeter far than all;
And on its silent wing,
How with the clouds he'll float away,
As wandering and IS lost a. they!