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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26
Passengers Arrived.

In the Wescheser, from LiverpoolP Moriarty, New
ell and lady Miss Ellen Weir and 200 in the storage.
In the Ashley from ChaestonNss Bolden, MISS stone
. Miss 4 Smith, Miss G Spencer Messrs Thomas Fears
] Thomas Dantoa, Christie, Power, Tan, =
O Bleme. j Sawyer. Kemble, N Blare. hurd' y
Meare Kelly o Van Halken, u Pete, Il Washtord n
Oakley r Fox Z Peach, HPamer, ClaPp, McCaner'
w. w Walk Palkng Zonra, Cummers, and In The
stecrage.
Passengers Sailed.
In the Garrlck for LirpoolJoseph Tarra lady chill.
den and servant Of New York. Rev George Shepard and
lady, Sratford Conn., William Capel Clayton, Lieut. and En-
.iqn Guards and Mrs VIM Clayton, London;
George Esq lady servant fDoagass Farms,
l. Miss Mary Ann MAXWELL Brook yn; Richard ID Kelly, 3ih
Regt B A. aud Henry Lloyd, s3i Regt A, London; 1
BrumIey Esq Kentucky: Saml Hutchinson Philadelphia;
Patrick WIN Kelly Esq British Consul at Carthagen and n-
f.nt ,nd Miss Kelly London; Mrs Palmer Stannson
INVADE, Esq. Char eston, G, Lowell and Thos Or
gill; New York; ii Dillon, London; VIM Hoson, Sheffield,
Eng Lamb Esq Philadelphia Hon Lewis Linn nli,sou-
ri; VIM Crowder, Liverpoo WIN Kempson, England John
Smith Esq lady, Frederick seoes Miss Lavnia Scoles
Miss Maria Scoles Miss Bride Scoles, Clayton Seoes VIM
Racey Mrs Eliza Racey and James Hagh all Of New York
c w ODrncoll, Savannah. -
In the Louis Philippe, fr HavreNlr Tiffany and LADY, Miss
Tiffany Miss Hoffman and servant, OF Baltimore Mr. Duyerns
Mr. Tayean Of Charlessn MADAME Raye Mr. Gabriel Raye
Mr. Martin, Madame Eugene Fen.on and Mr. Barton, oil
France; Mr. Francis Cutting New York. Sir Felipe vaiier
lady and Children Of Span Mr. John Meslier lady and
son. aud Mr. Mesier Mobile; Capt Latiimer, Ma
w; MIR Robt Prinse OF Charleston, and 10 steersge
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S70665
The weekly reports Of the canal revenue continue 10 SNOW
favorable returns as compared with lay The following
is the Albany report for third week IN june
8E CANAL Tolls. =.
The amount Of tolls collected at the once IN is ,so a
eli for the third week in June, lo5s, - Psoooe o.
Amount received during the same PERIOD OIL 1892 'o
r. SiOs3 o.
y coprrrThis market re with very little dong and
although the stocks small the prices since our last nave
shown tendency The sales have been ABOUT 1oVo
bags at lO5 ia Brazil St. Domingo at lo Lagsr
I25 cts; Cuba ia Ia Al Boston there nave oeeh
tons to the Of 500 bags at Iva ~ LOT
st Domisco and l3 At Philadelphia prices IN the lace
tend downwards sales reach looo oas' a. ia
q IL for Rio, and 10 III for Laguyra
SuGAR-The same angsor 10 prevail IN TINS market
the demand doe. not rise to an extent suncien 10
call out the stocks in the hands ohodes Sales extend to looo
hh s. and 900 boxes IT for Porto Kco st Ver 81
Crox; 81 for 1t 2A for white DO Al Boston
notwithstanding that small business has been done, prices
been maintained and advance oil "a on Brown ma
vana has effected 500 brown Havana were soo
q 9c Ole At Philadelphia the stocks are very 'gnl
first handsthe sales consequently limited ony
to 900 hhds at 81 OF for ST. Crox; st Tor rorts NICE
white Brazilai 81 TO- brown Trinidad at st asi.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

o. This immense Collection ofINDiAN PORTRAITS
Views OF Indian VagesIndian DancesBall Pays-Bufalo
Hunt.-Regious Cermonies-Indian
Weapons Pipes-Scaps, &c. &c. spread upon the
walls Of the large Saloon the syyessnt Institutes
will remain and can be visited, but for very short time.
Open from o'clock A. NJ until 10 at night
Admission as cents Season tickets rs cents. ielllm.
City saloon.
Or THE INF ERNAL REGIONS 80 well known by
reputation throughout the Unon and which has been
cess operation for the last years located the
City Saloon ormery Hannngtons Dioramas) and door
Evening at haIfpast O'Clock, precisely.
1t may adj to TO the interest Of . Exhibition, by stating
that all the Skeletons therein contained those Of
executed in Ohio within the last twenty years for their erm
nal offences.
Prc,iou. to which may be seen the following NIGHT LU.
soNs, produced by the New Philosophical Apparatus lately
from London. called the NOCTURNAL POLYMORPHOUS
FANTAscOPE:-
l-H,requin dnsected i4-Ghost of CALVIN Edsou
2-The Monster lS-kemble In Romeo
s-Forrcst as Metamora l6-Nspoleon
4-The Bengal Lion 1T-Cherubim
5-Grimadi l8-Skull Can
6-Death Frolic l9-The three dancing cats
7-Gsbri,l Rave Punoh 20-Mr.. siddoss as Lady NJ.
s-The Haunted Quack 2a-swini.h sport
e-Bsrbsrossa 23-The smouded skeleton
9-Masbsth and the witches 2i1he drummer Of Pompeii
1.-THE Miser and the Devil 25-wilam 4th
l2-FzlstsH 26--Washing,on
i3-The Devil in his element 27--Nine Chinese walters
% ~ B-The Night Illusions will be varied every eve.
ming
Admission 30 cents. Door. open o'clock. eissw'
0y- FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE MECHANICS
INSTITUTEThe Board Of Managers give notice that the
Fifth Annual Fair Of the Mechanics Institute will be held
Castle Garden from the 81 TO the l4h OF September next In.
elusive.
The Garden will be opened for the reception of article.
Exhibition competition Monday and Tuesday the I'd
81 Of September.
Steam Engine Of than horse power will be in
operation the first day Of Exhibition with proper shang
ior the propcling Of machinery.
Persons wishing information in reference the Fair are
requested to call al the of the Instituted the City
Hail.
Asfrequen enquire. made the Of the Institute
concerning machines exhibited former Fairs Il requested
that whenever practicable contributors will prepare
de to he deposited in the Of the Institute for reference
BY order Of the Board Of Managers
UZZIAH wENMAN, Chairman.
Q Editors friendly to the the manuac
Features Of our country respectfully requested copy the
above je2i.lm'
1--WE NOTES OF the Bank 81 Western New York. al
observation-disclosures Bank OF Orleans. at Gaines-Uned
states Bank, ~ Buffalo redeemed Agency Of the
Bank OF Western New York. NOD Wall street per
discount. jcle I'm
GODA WATER. SODA wATER !-Superior Soda Wa.
- ter with variety OF choice Syrsps, al the very low price
OF cents glass 20 kcs Cor be bad al QUACk
lNBUSHS Drug storc 10 Carmine street. North side)
: cor from Bedford street
= Let those now drink who never drank before,
And those who always drank drink the more'
je2i-iws
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DOARDNG.-Two or three gentlemen can be accommodate
ed with board without lodging by applying at 1873 Rcade
At y ia16.
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generally very Ss. arrival o ,S he Liverpool till
holders are s vsry little will be done Many those deeply
involved .asuas that she will S., however
SS arrival Flour is also quet-prices for lew Gays
past have undergone change Of Importance,
In the auction way the following Sales oil Real Estate oy
james Blocker & Co, we're the primo Pa' ''an'N.om
story brick nous" -, ' iso pv 400 $4,000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26
CATLIN'S INDIAN GALLFRY

CATLlNS INDIAN GALLERY.
Gs- This immense Collection ofINDiAN PORTRAITS
Views Of Indian Vages-Indian Danccs-BalI PaysBualo
HunisRegous Ceremonies-Indian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Weapons Ppes-Scalps, &C. &c., spread upon
walls OF the large Saloon the Institute where
will remain and can be visited, but for very short
Open from o'clock A. NJ until 10 at night.
Admission as cents Season tickets rs cents. iell.Im.
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III.
jsae.at'
IL KNOWLEDGE and FARMERS SERIES. always on
hand and for sale by WILLIAM JACKSON, Io2 Broadway
Animal Physiology, sewed.
Assell's Friendly Societies, cloth.
Botsny cloth
Bradleys Practical Geometry, cloth
Electricity Gssanism Magnetism and Electro Magnetism,
Geometry, cloth. (by DR.. Roget, cloth.
History of Greece, cloth.
History Of spain and Portugal cloth.
History Of the Church. by the Rev. O. waddiaston cloth
History of France, cloth.
Lives Of Eminent Persons cloth.
Mathematics, vol L. CLOTH
Mathematics, vol z, CLOTH
McCuloch on Commerce, scwed.
Natural Philosophy, vol cloth.
Natural Philosophy, vol 2, cloth.
Natural Philosophy, vol ., cloth.
Wauls AIgcbraieal cloth.
FARMERS SERIES
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British Cattle, cloth or sheep, lettcred
The sheep, with the Mountain Shepherds Manual cloth or
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HUNTERS RED DROP-Diderent from all other rene.
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LOVE YOUR NEIGHBoR AS YOU


ID ANK NOTES Of almost every description exchanged at
~ par at small discounts at the Citizens and srangers
Exchange Office No 20 Wall street. where all kinds Of gold
aud silver bought and sold reasonable But the
most important every thing else how the customers Of said
Office may avoid losing by unerc and doubtful bank notes,
gold and sver and also be invested in large
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safe, and nteret paid quarterly and principal at days
notice, if required
All information in money matters given gratis Bills Of Ex-
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

wv 90 WILLIAM-STREET.
This article entirely and its properties surprising
good II kind of pearl white and very light II said ~
ladies' Of great taste be the beast shape that has
been for many years.
English Dunabe Leghorn, and Tuscan Hats, Of the finest
qualities always kept hsnd-a and elegant assortment
Of rich Luesng Ribbons selling at this Establishment, at I'M
common reduced prices
The subscriber r. BENNETT, bcgs the favor Of call
from his customers jlS-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

HNHE STATUE OF VlCTORIA-ByJ J. Varck Stout
Il exhibiting at the Stuy Institute $50 Broad.
way from 10 A. nj. to 10 T. NJ Admittsnce IS cents
After short conversation with this artist left him
der the impression that his mind completely mhued
saturated with classical images feelings and ASSOCIATION and
that he has the feeling for his art that be supposed
have belonged to Roman SCULPTOR Of the time Of Augustus
The Expositor.l
The statue of Stout approaches the character Of d
nifty assuming the so form OF beautiful than
the chef duvre which has enchanted the world for
1000 years Frierald]
n. B. The Statue will shsry be removed from this city
mx3I Inn
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= E. n FOR PEEKsKiLL, vE .si,L, sSssG
S.tf&st1 POINT, GRASSY POINT SING SING
TARRYTOWN, DODDS FERRY,HAs-
TlNGs AND YONKERs.-The new and sPleadia steamboat
Capt d. Haywood, will leave New York. from
the foot Of Chambers morning. Fridays
O'Clock and returning leave feekskili same day at ocssk
Landing at the Old State Prison wharf, foot OF Amos
street, each way
NB-All Goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills Specie, or
any other kind OF property hpped or put on board TINS
boat must be at the risk ofth Of such Goods rgh
Baggage, sc. fot jeS6'y
= r~O~ ~ GRAND EXCURSION TO ROCK
Sx5zssySs1n1 LAND LAKE AND GRASSY POINT
= - The new and elegant steamboat UTICA,
Captain NJ H. Trusde will make excursion up the North
River to Rockad Lake and Grassy Point ON Friday June
will leave the foot Of Delaney street at 81 O'clock foot
OF Chambers at the Old State Prison Dock at
quarter past O'Clock in the morning
Rsturnng-wl leave Grassy Point at o'clock, saughter
or Roekand Lake landing, at o'clock, NJ and arrive at
New York at half past O'clock in the evening.
This grand excursion will afford four hours at the Lake for
Ahin and perusns the mountains and the adacents at Grassy
FONT Refreshments provided board Fare for the trip %
cents. rrNg FNrW je26-3t
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WANTED lMMEDATELY.-The subscriber, gentle
w of the FIRST responsibility DESTROYS OF obtaining
situation Clerk mercantile shipping house. any
other situation, where confidential person required He
writes good hand good accountant and book keeper,
speaks and writes the and German aud would
do the writing Of professional man. by the folio. The
most respectable references given. Address X r. y Park
Post Office. ie2o 2t'
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= b. GRAND ExcUR sSC The; new and :
- Truesdell, will make an excursion around
Staten Island Sunday June 30h Will leave the Old State
Prison Deck O'Clock Of Canal street at quar-
ter and the foot of Liberty at half past o'clock
NJ stepping hour Perth Amboy the return passage
provided board Fare for the trip 80 cents
je26-4t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

VJAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE.-The
propreto Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
that is open for the Various improvements have been
made in addition fountain Of water, which they cannot but
anticipate will be worthy Of their patronage, and Of strangers
who visit the city.
The Equestrian Exchange in full operation The sales
Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week Gentlemen Pur
chase perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages Harness, Saddles Brides &c entered
gratis limited number Of stalls provided for
Al livery ROCKENBURG & BANCKER,
je73m- Proprietors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

nR. J. J. LLOYD WHNTrEMOHE respectfully informs
- bis friends and the pubic that he has removed 10 No. 10
Park Place. where he will be ready attend the call those
who honor him with their confidence Having studied three
years in the Hospitals Of Paris and year the Lyingn
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naerle
he he is competent treat scientifically disease that
under his observation mYll.is9m.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
WHITE, EMERSON & Go.
Publishers.
TE1ms OF Trrrs FAT IN.

~ T. sahsrriets 10 so, village 81 % M" s"''rioe''
q 500 a. 81 20 90 advance. 800 -, an
a',tatc iadVtgs s..scfbcrs ~Ho 'afe ln'f aPs al
Il n Oaics TIE same.
Sesefirrs hom rapcfs are tcHi in p'eAas't ' 's'
.ihr ssu~ >, -.
.,ts..h.s. On dc souirfr and South'fly Post Route
a, horn o. pefs delivered 10 oaftcr Il Their door
Il 90 To thnsc living 81 either 90 packages ~
rel, 81 - dircaual ol g 90 eii 70 made 10 esrh
s-ef who pays 20 advance No one - auiho'fcd 10
~ &c htaertni bsfgain the route hut the pphiish"f
I uai,ss Wig ifcnds on . willing 90 comply ~ith
Fthss t,ros nd psf pJopp'. She pubef vii he obliged
withdrew has from TIDE pute and tley VIII have
% 20 u4ihost tho news Go tie Office for &C.
~ Every r.fson who 'frs we paper and neeecis 70
pay yearly vii Be- charged 5ct 30 addition TO the a''''
No piTor discontinued until al aucataros ar p'h,
Nhoui tic pgblshcf IL convinced that they never wt 10
pad. =,
az To Adrcitanr customers, tuch as Merchants Nc
thsnics 81 the Publisher would fuagr.' a they have an
additional iu nrement 60 tIvof lm with isr custom tom
every part 81 tie County his circulation DO" Ne) large
and reuctal throughout the CuuutY,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
TIE FRESHET AT ALBANY.
Trom Me .7Lbanu Dailq .qtgus q .uonlan.


Great Ercshei, and ,rtcasice loss qf proprfy-
breaking up ofHt ioc.-- yesterday morning vas sig
nalized by an almost unprecedented rise Of the wa
ter in the river, and the breaking up Of the icc-
The warm rain during the doy on Saturday, had
broken up the Mohawk and hro&ng It's accumu.
lated water into the Hudson, that river swollen al.
80 by the fall Of water 1t came down, thick aud in
large masses, sweeping every thing before ii, and
doing crcat damage along the Pier, the Whancs
The Basin and indeed all the lower aud business
part Of the city.
The loss and damage so far as known exclusive
Of the injury to merchsndIze, Tic ware houses on
the docks and pier. in Quay, Dcon, Market, and
the streets crossing them. must have been very
eXtcnslye--the basement aud FIRST and even sec
ond floors Of many buildings, particularly on the
Pier and Quay street aud the cellars Throughout
the lower part of the city, being dcluGcd with wa
ter and so suddenly TO prevent the removal Of
but small part oftior contents. Much If the
lumber on the docks-and there were immense
quantities OF II was swept down stream. with
some Of the riter craft moored outside. Among
the latter were sleeps, cue, If not both OF them
known to have part other crew on board.
Many frame buildings more particularly exposed
to the fury Of the clrreHt and the floating ice,
we're started from her foundations, aud partly cur
ned away.
Bot the greatest disaster, the particulars 0:
which have come TO us, Is the injury Of the steam
boat Norh .imorira. well known Us one Of the lar
gest, most cummodious and elegant Of our river
boats. She was moored Immediately below the
pier ind crushed by the heavy masses ofIce, filed
snd was then swep, down the rlyer with wait fate
is not known This boat, renewed and admirably
fltod up during ihc las, season, cost the propne'
tors 500 600.
/ We loarn, t'so that both the steam ferry boats
O, the lower ferry, were much injured, aa6 ihs! one
lf not bo;h went cuNn sltean with the rest.
The water was scarcely ever higher 10 ibis city
Han on tbs occasion. Tie Eagle Tavern, Co!um-
bian, Font Orange Hotel &c. 81. were literally iu
sula'cJ and were ouly approached with b9sis.-
The waller came up State street TO the new TX
olsurc up Maidcn Lane nearly to the front ot
StsuNtN Hell OF Market street, and up south Mar
kcl street within Il - rods Of tLe irou, Of the A.
gus Office AL these streets oud the intermediate
streets TO the river. exhibited last night on extend
Cd suriscc u ice. the weather having become sud
deuy cold again.
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syrgg@GG2A AT "a

Co,ropoaG.rccJMe Chicago Domoerat
A SIOUX Girl. BURNT BY THE PAWNEES.


A SIOUX Girl BURNT BY THE PAWNEES.
Council Bluffs. Oct. 10 1893.
The Siou. and Pawnecs. only lGo miles from
here, are IN constaot hostility This var has con
,inueJ f,r abou, 900 years the Indians here
saw THE Pawnees in war expedition INTO the
S,oux country last FEBRUARY, took prisoner a sioux
pirl only Ia years olo, whom they Kept about Two
months until corn planting aod h'lencd hcra they
would hog. Tucy thea determined to make
sacti6ce of her. This they kept to 'bemsoFe5.--
Two dave before the sacrifice, Il council OF eighty
of the warriors aud head c.cn of OBJ" ration met TO
sec whether they would accept ,ue oucfs o' TWO
traders Of the American Fur Company, Who oieT-
cd them valuable presents # they would release
her TO them, 90 that they might let her Fe'uth
home. Bot All would not DO. \ majority Of the
council was for a sacrifice, ofcoufse those M '"''r
Of her release could do nothing. At tue brcob-
ing up ofthc council the prisoner "as oroughl ont
tud accompanied by the whole council, was leo
from house 10 house vhcn they Gayc her small
bliloi oe wood and a lilte paint which she handed
10 the warrior next her and be passed y on to the
next. until every uigwom had contributed some
wood and paint. Ou Tie 22l e April she vas led
OF, TO be sacrificed, bot no, uuiil she came upon
tho ground did she conjecture her iaie' ih'S mao
chosen the place bet Rocn two trees which gre"
within ti,e feet cf each ether. They then mace
her ascend tie three bars ted ecross from tree TO
tree. her feet resting ou the bars below, where a
Glow ere knJIed beneath wood jos, reach her feet
Two warriors then mounted The bars, aud there
standing one on each SIDE Of her, bold fire under
her 6rmpl's uniil che vac sinos, dead. Then al o
given s,guai they Oh fhoi arrows ioo her body "a
thick that Lsftly rin could Be placed between
them. The arrows were immediately taken from
her losh, and t was OIL cut OFT from her bones %
Ticces uoi larger than half d.l.ar and pu, 10 bas
tcls All ,hs aas done before ste vss quHc
dead. Their the principal ciaet look piece ot ih'
aesb and squeezed 1t UH,I Drop q blood iolI rp
On ,he oora that was Jls planted. 0nd THE wal
done 90 al lhey bad "a The ground.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
F,a~ ds EaiesL, n c R,s,aG.
HENRY CLAY.

We laie greet pleasure "a stating ibet e free
AID uuieseVct Interchange al sentiment With the
mea4bers ofihe Les.s'aiaic .1siiGes us iu tsuug
ths, there is Dot Wig go 'hut bod, Who does not
Nsrmly espoDso iho osusc 81 Mi Cay for tAe Pre-.
.deney. 10 preference to coy other candidate. Il
is not party attachment aiauo HAT nis friouds iee
to' han. DO, "a attachment HAT sFfIugs from The
bee, feelings - the LesiI. the strongest sna most
snihunIsie that can role there. And ably is thisi
beesUse his fiagiebes u character his museum
ing and frsnt dsporiDeui. ihs ardeur tif We may
bs .li0see tie sHPfsssi0a) q his pslnollsm. the
psHiy II hs principles, ,ne Ia ull.tenng eeUIsge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
RD:zEMEa
item re Jansa5y hEioLoLocler.
APSALM OF DEATH.

ifln Ee JaHuaEg hFtcAGO"ohtr'
APSALM OF DEATH
"Denr. besutcous Death the Jewel Of the just,
Shining no where but N the dark,
What mysteries do he beyond thy dust,
Could ae outlook that MARA
uENRY vAucHAS.
The Reaper and the Flowers.
There isa Reaper hose name is Death
And with his sickle keen,
lie Teaps the bearded gram az a breath,
And the flowers that grow between.
Shall have nsurht that is fair, saith lie
Have noughi but the bearded gram
Though the breath Of these flowers Is sweet TO me
will give them all back again.
lie razed al the flowers with fearful eyes,
lie kissed their dropping leaves
Il was for the Lord Of Paradise
lie bound them in his sheaves
'My Lord has need Of these n0werets gay,
The Reaper said, and smiled
Dear tokens of the Garth are they,
Where he was once a child.
'They shall all bloom in fields Of light,
Truusplan,ed by my care,
Md saints upon their garments white
These sacred blossoms wear.
And the mother gave IN tears md pain,
The flowers she most did love,
But ehe knew she should find them all Hsan
In the fields flight above.
O, not in cruelty, not IN wrath,
The Reaper came that day
Twas an angel visited the green Garth,
and took the flowers away.