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VERMONT MEDICAL d COLLEGE.
WOODSTOCK.

Faculty.
HENRY II. CHILDS, NJ. D.,
Professor qf"s Theory and Practice sS Mdeine
HON. JACOB coLLAMER, A. NJ,
Professor Of lLdicot Jurisprudence.
ALONZO CLARK, NJ. D.,
Miteria Medica and Pharmacy
BENJAMIN r. PALMER, NJ. D.,
Professor Of General Special and Surgical An
e.omy and Physiology.
Professor oftte Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JOSEPH B. CLARKE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Botany.
OsMON L, HUN'TLEY, NJ. D.,
De,nonstrator Of Anatomy
The Annual Course of Lectures at this Institution
will commence on the Second thursday of March
nert, and continue thirteen weeks.
The fee for all the courses is $50. Students who
have attended two full courses of the lectures a, this
or any incorporate school of Medicine, will be re-
red to pay $40 Graduation fee, 81. Doctors of
Medicine are admitted wilhou, fee No Matricula-
tier fee is charged.
Board, in 'udlne room, fuel lights, and washing,
may be obtained good amil es at from 81 80 10 q
% per week.
SUDDEN who arc unacqua ned in the village, can
by calling At DR.. Palmer's Office their arrival, oh.
tain directions respecting bording houses.
In presenting this announcement, the trustees OF
the Vernon, Medical Col ere feel ass red that the
course Of lectures vi fully sns',n ,hr rs n nin
tained The chara ter of the Gentlemen who occupy
the several Proessorshps- the additions which have
been made TO the museum, chemical appartus, and
instruments Of the College-thc creation OF n new
Prof,ssorshp General AMI spocia Pathology the IN
creased facilities which will be afforded for the prose
cutlon ofPrarti al Anatomy-thc completion Of the
new college Edifce, nndits admirable adoption TO the
purpose for which it was desg ncd, warrant the belle
TINT the of instruc ion in lis value and extent
will be equal 10 that of any Institution in the country
For further knowledge ofthe College, Students ar,
referred to DR.. II. II. Chds Pitlsfeld, Mass, DR..
Clark, n. Y. City, or to DR.. b. Palmer Woodstock
VT
By order OF the Board of Trustees,
n. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
Woodstock VT, Jany 10Th, 1912.
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NOTICE..

VINiE Board of Commissioners for the Instruction
Of the Deaf and Dumh and the Blind in the
SAFE of Vermont, will meet al the Vermont Hocl in
Mlllebury, on Wedne day the 9th of Felrnary, 1912
for the purpose Of de ignaing Benehciarle, Of the
State, and for the tran actlon Of any other tlsnc,
within their powers and dnties County Clerks and
the Civil Authorities Of Towns earnestly request
ed to refer TO Title h, Chapter 10Th Of the Revised
Statutes, touching their re,rectvc duties upon thi,
subject Alse Act No. % Of the Legislature Ct This
State, passed al their Ocoler Session, A. ID. 1871
relating Insane Poor
HENRY STOWEIL
CALM !EWEIrr, 0om'r'.
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r. w. Emerson, A. B. Alcott, Maria w.
Chapman and Edward Quincy, advertise them
selves as a committee to call "bible conven-
ton" for he public discussion of the "credibilty
and authority of the Scriptures of the Old and
New 1'estaments," to meet at the Masonic tenn.
pie in Boston, OH the Doth of March next.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable the p obate Court for the district Of
Chtenden, commissioners to receive, examine and
lust the Claims and demands of all persons, against
he estate of Ira Bishop, late of Charlotte, in said
District deceased repre- ented insovent and also all
claims AMI demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
SIX months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do therefore
hereby give notice, that will attend to the business
of appointment ut the dwelling of -ophln Bishop
in Charlotte in said district, on Tuesday the 18th day
of March AM the h day of August next next, OF 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said days
Dated this 9Th day of January, A. d. l942.
DAVID COOK, Com'rs.
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NOT ICE!

THE .uhsrr hers having formed Copar'nsrship
L aud purchased the stock Of Hare'rdrs' prrgs,
Doct. r. Moody, will continue the business at the
cid stand sign Of the Paddock, corner Of Caurch eno
College streets and viii make such additions 10 neir
stock OF Hardware as will make 1t full and complete
They respec,lullv solicit continuance of the gcner-
GUS patronage extended their predecessor anh IN
tend to merit it by the same attention TO iheF ous'-
ness aud tbs wishes of their customers
HhGAR d ARTHUR.
Huntingdon, Nov. % ls4l.
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NOll ICE,

/. hcrc' given TO the Le>,ees If School and minis
tera Ian S IN the Town Of Burlington, that the If
rents fell e on The fir. day ofIanunry Instant, and
al O Tia the in'ercs, all notes 10 said town, fell
d a. the sane period and | snch debtor, are
hereby reqne-ie 10 make immediate payment.
Al.o-Ai na s'ra e., who have taken COgn Zance
ofcrin al ocnces, during the present pa>i year,
where he ine>, and cost are made raya!l e TO The
7 own Treasury are requested, 10 make returns of all
such SUITS 20 the Treasurer Of he Town. on or tore
he irsl day of March mex, conGining a statement Of
all fine amerced and collected, together with a state
men, ofthc cost. accrued in each sl, and when and
how sal ,e. and cO>, have cen paid disposed Of
Burlington, January 26 h, 1872.
WIN. A. RlSWOLD, Town Tren .er.
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John Doe has been sent to the States Prison in
Massachusetts. He great rascal-always en-
gagged in law suits -PhH North american.
\. His equally ilustrous associate, Roe, is
also in durance vile, for burning Church in
this State. Hard times these, for the legal
profession, when its patron saints are thus
;rudily dealt with.
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There will be an examination OF the Students of
the Burlington High School on Thursday and Friday
of next week The fl nds and patrons of the insti,u
ton are invited TO attend.
CHAS. C. PARKER, Principal.
Burlington Jan. 81, 1872
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CommlsainnCr's Notice.

.
WYE the su' scribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the dis
trict Of Grand Isle, Commissioners 10 receive exam
inc and adjust the claims of all psrs n. ngoins' the
estate of kimbe Kinney, late OF South Hero IN sal
district, deceased represented nsoyent, and also al
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the day of the date hereof beng al
lowed By said Court for that purPo'e wedo therefore
hereby live notice that we will attend TO the business
of our anponment al the dwelling house of Polly
Knny. in said South Hero, in said dis net, on the
frs, Monday Of February next, al ten O'Clock IN The
forenoon.
Dated this goth day of recenher A. D. 1871.
TIMOTHY ID. WHITE, }Com,r,
FRANKLIN ROBINSON,
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

1000 OR MORE pounds good Cotton
lOOO Batting al 3d.. per ID. Calicoes to
correspond, say at about or cts. per yard.
A lot Caps, Comforlers and Muffs at nearly one
half former prices.
Also great variety of Goods at prices too low 10 be
printed.
Tho work of selling off cheap has fairly commenced
and all goods sold to suit purchasers, at
January 1912 HOWARD'S.
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EW STOIS e..

" The New YOrk"Cash Hardware Store.
THE Suh>cril er having de ernnel to carry on
l. the HARDWARE BUSINESS in all lis branches
in Burlington, Vi. has opened and now o ler- for sale
an entirely new and we'll elected assortment of goods
in The above line.
His ohec, this winter icing more TO learn the de-
mand> Of the market, in order to lie able 10 supply
the ,ame in the Spr ing, and he intends doing a
strictly cash business, he socits share Of pat lc
patronage, confident thai his prices will lie found to
suit all who may favor him with call.
Burlington, Vt. Dec. "a, 1871. WIN. J. HUNT.
Srong'> Building, College street, near the Square.
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y . I I Z L.
THE. Subs rbers having formed a copartnershiY
l. under tho firm of HATCH, ODELL & Co..
woul! inform their friends and the public generally,
that hey have recSed good assor'lnen of FAMILY
GROCERIES,, which they offering for sale
al reduced prices, at the corner Of Main and WatU
Stress.
so,-F.orr, Pork, Salmon, Goldfish, Mackers.
Iron, Matt, G ass, Brown Sheetings and Shirtings
Boots and Shoes, and Liquors of al kinds.
J. HATCH,
w. J. ODELL,
CROSS q. HYDE,
burlington, Dec. 9Th, lSil.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
LII who are ndeb ed 10 the undersigned whose
n notes and accounts have become dive are hereby
notified, that immediate payment must he made 10
save cost, To those whose demand, nre becoming
due, we would say that prompt payment, according
20 contract is expeci'd d.
The term of copar,nership Of the subscribers eX
pi,es hv limitation on the ist OF Arrl nex',--it will
thereture b.. insisted UPON that al! contracts be
closed. SlRUNOS q GO.
Burlington, Dec. 80 l94l.
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Of which is intervale and the remainder hard wood
and pine plain land with Two good dwelling houses
three large barns Two small barns, and Horse barn.
with the necessary out buildings, all in good repair
The farm i. situated on the bank Of river Lamoi. at
the head of navigation, is in gooi state Of repair and
cultivation with suitable proportion Of meadow, pas
ture and arabic land-and presenting objects of in
terest and inducements to an intelligent purchaser not
10 be equalled in this quarter Of the State.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
themselves soon-and secure great bargain. Terms
made easy for he purchaser.
ELIJAH HERRICK 1.I;.;.
SAMUEL. BOARDMAN. I Au'""S'ra'''''
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PENMANSHIP.
7, ID, & l. A X X .

Teacher Of French's System Of Penmanship,
NTOUlD announce 10 The Ladies and Gentlemen
w of Burlington thai he has School open for
Instruction at srongs Building on the So are where
he would &c happy 10 receive those who would favor
HIM with call. good hand writing warranted in
twelve lessons of two hours each or no paw.
TuIrros, including Stationery, sl25
Burliagton, Jan. 26, 1872
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MI q Y y i q Al.

By The Rer. Jtr. OCaHaehan Mr.. John C.roard
TO Mis- Mary Ro- ct, bon If ihls town Mr.. Hal erl
Lawrenre 10 Miss Sophia Ladean, 10Th Of his town ;;
Mr.. Jn,'in Roncncr 10 Miss Lrcie Grinnon, roh Of
E.sex; Mr.. J ,hn Clery 20 Ms Jane O'Connur, OH
Of Tins town Mr.. 1lmohy Murphy 10 Miss Johana
Cushman, oh OF More'own; Mr.. John Fyn 10 Miss
Sarah Mel an, both Of Moreown Mr.. Jthn Bur- e
70 Mrs Catherine Mearhar, both of Berlin and
Mr, Theoph!lus Gals TO Miss Sophia Bo.lcr Of Willis
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srA Young Mems Temperance Society was for
med at Hinesburgh the evening of the 10Th inst.
with one hundred and fifty members Gen. H. II.
Smith President, w. j. Douglass Secretary.
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LOST

I OST, between the Court House Sms,s and tho
LRoman Catholic church, three pairs of Ladie' =
moccas The finder viii be lberally rewnTdod
by leaving the same al this Office.
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Groceries, sc.
= L. HERRICK has just received from N. York,
>. Is Chests superior II. S. Tea,
s do do Us. do
5 do do o. II. do
Is Boxes Bonn's Tobacco,
5 do Roan's do
Is Kegs Plug do
10 Barrels Fine Cut do
s ags Java Coffee,
10 do Lagura do
20 Jars Maccaboy Snuff.
Also 10 Bales Brown Sheonngs.
The above Goods purchased al low prices and
will be sold at small advance.
White Lead.
K TONS Wctherelp' Dry White Lead,
- do No and Extra do 10 in packages from 100
to 500 pounds.
2 Tons Extra Ground in Oil, in Kegs of % and so
pounds for sale at Manufacturers prices and
freight, by Nov. 90. FOLLETT q. BRADLEY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-28

XIOUNG ORATOR, or New York Glass Book and
i Emerson's Outlines OF Geography and History
The attention # Teachers is particularly requested
to he above books. For sale by c. GOODRICH.
Nov. Is.
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LOOKING GLASSES.

A LARGE an well selected assortment consist.
n ing of Gilt, Mahogany and Gill, Mohogany, and
Fancy framed Looking Glasses, for sa!e at greatly
reduced prices at the Hardware Store, Corner OF
Church and Col eye S g., by HAGAR g. ARTHUR.
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Racks Patent Cooking Stoves.

TNHElei stove for The savng OF la'or and fuel,
| which has ever tccn G cred for ale in this sac
he fire eng directly under the rollers, 80 as 10 Ia.e
he iir and ,harpe>, heat, aaj then passing aro"nd
he oven in iue, a. give he oven reg lar hca;
al NC eq al 10 rick oven; and Icing larger ihau
in any other COO ing stove Now N ne For sale by
Nov. 10, lSil. ;. NJ. foFE.
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BOnnets Bonnets!!
A BEAUTIFUL. assortment OF Florence and ,ilk
n Bonne,s much below the prices Of last summer
Also, great variety of Cinema Ribbons. BY
Dec. 10. SD. SBOTT.
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Fresh Teas.
IN CHESTS Hyson skin Tea.
w 20 Do Old Hyson do.
25 Do Twankay do.
100 Caddy boxes Hyson do
IS Do do Young Hyson do
100 Half chests Young Hyson Tea, Of different
qualities, Of the last importation and offered at Auc-
ton prices by FOLLErT g. BRADLEY
Old Dock Burlington.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
There will be an adjourned meeting Of the
Burlington Total Abstinence Society this eve.
ming, % JAN, at the Court House, at six O'clock.
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PAINTS &c.
10000 LBS. wetherells Dry White Lead,
100 Kegs do do gfound in oil,
e00C do Lewis do DO
30 Dbl. Spanish White
20 do Veneniiinn Red
rs do Fiench Yellow,
20 do Spirits Turpeniine,
3Casss Crome Yellow
Croms Green, brunswick do
Saxony do. Red Lead,
VerhWs. by
scrh De-. lssi. JdJ II PECK d. Co
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WANTED. in exchange for Goods, Bennington
w Money at so cents on the dollar.
Ian Z GEO. PETERSON
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GROCERIES.
~ HHDS ST. Croix and Porto RICO Sugars,
~ Is Boxes Lump do
80 Hhds. Moassss,
GO Barrels DO
so Chests Young Tyson Tea
60 do Hyson Skin do
Is do Hyson Do
30 Catres do d
300 Mats Cassia,
2 Barrels Cloves,
do Nrtmcgs
20 Tirrces Saeraius,
40 Kegs Pure Ginger,
100 Boxes Bar Soap,
50 do Pipes,
20 Bags Pepper
% do Pimento
40 do Rio Coffee,
Is do Java do by J. & J. II. PECK & Co
so Dec 1871.
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rOARsE SALT.-T ks Island aud 81. ubss
~ Salt. Also fine barrel Salt for sale by
Dee lsiI, s. NJ POPE.
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Champaign Transportation Company.
VVNIIE Soca holders of the Chanplain Transporta-
j ton Company are hereby notified, that the an
nya meeting, for The election of Directors If said
Company for the ensuing year, will be holden at the
Hotel of John Howard, in Burlington, on the first
Thursday Of January next, at one o'clo X, p. NJ.
ny order, &c. p. DOOLlTTLE, Cisrk,
Champ Trans. Co.
Burlington 4th Dec, 1871.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE Subscribers will positively
sell on or before the 10Th. day
Of FEBRUARY next, q farm in Mil
ton-belonging to the estate Of
the late FIJI Barnum Esq. con-
sis,ing of about FIVE hundred and
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FIJI II -,

A FEW Bales te>t Panied Buffalo Roles, Men.
Atesi She land seal Caps, Nuria Fur do Boy's do
Men's and Boys hair zeal do. Fur Collar,, &c. for
sale cheap for cs.h,by p DOOLI TIT r.
Nov. 4. 1871.
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Tobacco

Tobacco
az KEGS Ftmonds,
81 ~ Boxes Ervine's,
IL do Bones
10 Koss CardwoiP.,
10 Boxes RDwe'e.
lay by FoLLElJ paAp"H'
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

ROUCIIETI E'S course Of public Instruction
- !. continued a, The Court House every Monda y
aud Thursday evenings, al 7 o'clock, precisely.
Admission Tickets for the course TO lie had at Mr..
Braman's Bookstore. sl,75. " January.
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Conditions.

The map shall he well mounted vanished and col
ored and furnished subscribersat $500 a copy ras
soon the work can be done after subscribers are
obtained TO defray the expenses.
Rnrlnntnn Innnnru 10 1910
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Alpaca Cloths.

Alpaca Cloths.
A SPLENDID Article, (sik warp, Alpaca cloths;
~ Alpaca Lktre; llue lack NJ. De LANES, and
Cashmeret,e Cloths. just received at prices cores
ponding with the times, by f. NJ. WRIGHT Il CO.
Nov. IL.
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HOW AN DIS

IN NrtpaThS TOT 4 real 1uhhY, July TINE IN showing
oil the workman hip Of fair hands and beautiful fin
arranged as TO make a most splendid appearance,
and 10 inspection Of which all are most checrmlly
invited; for a inher very great accommodation,
there will | e allowed TO lie taken away for a contin
ucl examination, any Of the choice ar les they may
wish ly only leaving mere ,rling paper or coined
deposic, to keep up the full ass orincn' oicrro.es
at HOWARD'S
Early Thursday Morning, 9Th Jan. AZ.
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ERESH FIGS AND LEMONS Just received from
L Boston, and for sale by GEO. PETERSON.
Jan. 25, 1912.
HERDS GRASS SEED, for sale by
IL HlCkOK & CATLlN,
Jan. &c. Yves, Side Cour, House Square.
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Moulding sand,

Moulding sand.
MOO BARRELS of superior quality selectsd nv
Monlder, At for heavy and fine work
Nov ~. For sale by FOLLETT g. BRADLEY
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). F.. NJ. WRIGHT d. co.


A NY one wishing 10 buy carpet cheap, if they
IA viii only take The trouble TO call on +. NJ. Wright
& Co. College street, they can lie accommodate az
10 price AMI quality, no mistake. Dec. 49,
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MAP OF BURLINGTON.

r. GOODRICH proposes topubllsh. by subscrip.
" ton lithogrnphic plan or map of the town Of
Burlington according to the original Survey.
The size will be "a. by 80 inches besides the bor-
der.
1t will contain the lines numbers &c. Of every lot
in town from actual survey-A seperate plan Of the
village with all the roads in and leading from the
town.-A vignet'c view Of the village with IL map Of
the River from Huhbels fal s tolts mouth plan OF
Winooski Village &c &c.
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Lively, Lively, Lively,

SNU", SNOW, SNUW.
WILD, furious and bowling is the raging storm
w outside, while all Is buily and quietly Icing
fixed and fixing within the Old Cheap Cash Grand
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NOTICE.

WE tho snbscri er>, Of Burlington, Chiilenden
w County and state IF Vermont, do hereby give
notice to the public generally, that we have very
large assortment OF Beaver and Pilot Clohs, every
Nyle Broad Cloths ca >>imcre> and sanelt>; Figured
and Plain Silks, Alpaca cloths, French and EngIl.h
Merinos, every style; ShaVl> and Hankerchlef',
NJ. De Laine>, &c. which we o!er a, very reduced
prices for cash.
Dee 25 f. NJ WRIGHT d. co.
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Horse Hay.
NOR SALE.-A quantity of first rate upland horse
IL hay, for cash ON de:sry, Inquire at the Post
office.
Burlington Dec s. 1874
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White China Tea and Coffee Sets.
EARRAR WAIT have Iusf received an assor;-
L ment Of White China Co 'ee sets, C,i.ard Cn,s
Breatfas, and Tea Plates, Pitchers, Bowl aud B IL
Ter ,anis for sale cheap a, the New Croceery Store.
Dec. TO-
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NOTICE..

THIS may certify that I have given my son Jaco
L Morrill, MS time daring his minority, and shall
therefore claim none Of hts earnings nor pay any
de!.ts Of his contracting after TIN, da.c.
ISAAC MORRILL,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11
POETRY.
"srcu Yvr RsN.i~, r>susG
From the .f-e,o York -Mtrror.)
TO A MUSICAL BON.
BY FASNr kEMnLE BUTLER.

Poor little spr,.r. III that dark, narrow cell,
cpa'J by the law Of mans rcslS!ess might;
wih ,Iy sweet, Liquid tones, by some Strong sP'''
Con,nelcd To minister 10 las dctghi.
,vh.nre-yLa, arr thou? AIT thou tairy wieh',
|,urh, sl.e;,nr in some iily's sn' W bell,
War. tbnl Iidst rrep, Ia ro'S N The m"nnli"h,
And drink The starry dew al ois rs ih,s iel: .
Say dost thou ihnn sometimes wheh mon arr s"s'"s'
az Inv wild haant upon the mo iniaiIl prov,
wherc ihon arr woni Ia list the heath bells ringing,
And sal, upon the sausri'S aiii''ei glow
when thou ara weary ot thy Oh tnc shehe,
Saw dos; thou think Of the Clear, Ieo5iy s''.an,
uon whose messy hriaS Thy fellows play,
p,urinr in circles bv the moons s"t bedni'
Hiding in blossoms from the sun heicr e'ea'"'
Wh,is. thor. in darkness, stnc'st thy ii'c away.
Aud cln,,t thou Zee! when the Sprinctmc returns
rllina The earth with fragrance and with elce;
Vbru IN the wide creation ,othlng inohihs'
or all that lives save ,ha; which Il moi Tree.
M IL thnu caust ard wt could hcarth. Pra't',
Jjo,y would thy little voice, be-erchins, cry
Err onr shntt draught of The fresh morning AIR.
rorou. shn,t glimpse OF Tie clear. azure SKY
r.rchanee ;hoa sinc'si ia hopes tho sni!t oe Hee
Swer,lv an, patiently Thy task IN hi'ihe;
While thy sad thoughts are WANDERING " ''h "'c pe''
n, every bud with honey dew distlllin9.
nm, hn,,. j. vain: for even cOuld'si thou wins
INV homrwa,d .eht back 10 the greenwood eay'
.rhon'I-t b. a .iiuni'd and firsaken lhng,
,lluurst the companions at Thy napier u"s'
IN, fairy elves like many ether creatures,
Rear i,,e,inr memories, thai come and co
Nor can they oil recall familiar features,
nv ahs.nc. touched or clou'ed Ger WIN wo,
Then res; content with sorrow Tor tirte "e
MANY who must that lesson learn Mithinre'
And still thy wild notes warbie rhref'"iy'
I'll, when try tiny vnce brgins TO in',
FIR Thy lost bliss sing but one parting wan,
poor li,llp snr,.. ard then sleep silently