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THEODORE THINKERS BOTANY.

THIS POPULAR BOOK, in which The elements Of bota-
ny taught ms style adapted 10 The mere child has
slresdy reached It's fourth eduon ns been received
with favor BY numerous tescher. Of distinction, and It's
success juvenile school book u no longer problem
Price si cents single IS per dozen " The BOOK Is
msilablr. ID. A WOODNOkIht lSo NAsssosL
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NEW CARPET STORE, so oANAL-sT.

NEW CARPET STORE, so OANAL-sT.
SECOND CARPET STORE FROM BROADWAY -
- The subscriber would inform biz friends and others
wishing purchase csrpeing that he 10 now receiving
and opening spendid assortment OF Spring pstierns and
new designs from the approved manufacturers such
Tapestry Brussels Imperisl Threepy, Ingram, Venetian
Csrpetngs, Rugs, Mat,ings, Floor Oil Cloths, he NC
comprising general assortment OF articles In bis ne
Also handsome assortment OF low priced Ingram Car.
petng fmylO 2wise0ds1 y c. LYNES, 50 Canal-sL
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situations. &r. tpanten .
INFORMsTION WANTED

u Al ASrsrt,seus<n' ssnf % rsSiI -
pen pad o. tlry z,H not Be- iaiea oH Of tie ssor.
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General d otires.

SfOhtN
On Saturday morning of Fire Island, BY the pilot boat
Commerce whaleship Neptune bound 10 New London.
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CARPETINGift

1855 CARPETING loo
1On nn0 YARDS OF BRUss Us, three ply and stair
lUU,UUUCapeung.
10000 wards OF OH Cloth and Mating.
10000 Window Shades, Rugs, Msts, Table Covers, and
syery article connected with the trade sale cheap
for cash. VIM. NJ 0hOhTG
ais Int. I55 Chsthsm.s Hrst door above The Theatre.
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Ships Hstchez, snd CAhots bark Ann Harley, snC
brig Wsltron.
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Removals..

hef1l0DaI6.
REMOVAL
CLIREHUGH, Hair Gutter and Wig Maker, has re-
- moved to lls Broadway entrance by the store Of Mr.
ST. john batter, directly opposite the City Hotel.
ClirehuRhs removal anti c pated and has been
occasoned by the agent for the premises the details Of
which will bs published In few days, and will exhibit
piece Of treachery almost without parallel myo wis
ID ENOYAL.-J. C. BOOTHS co. have removed their
III establishment from 1877 Broadway to n COrtland-sL
few door. below the Western Hotel, where they would
be pleased 70 their old and would take this
opportunity OF saying a furnishing the hrs
quality Of garments Tor cash only al such prices az must
meet the views Of the most economical nyo wis
ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney al Law, NC has
"A removed from "a Beekman-sL TO 10 City Hall Place
The collection Of accounts and claims promptly attended
To- ues examined, money loaned and obtained on bond
and mortgage &c Also land for sale In various psrs OF
the Union low as 10 cents per acre myl7 lm-l.tp
NcIIROY, dentist, has removed from Broome-sL
h.o lSS Grand.sI between Crosby and Elm ais (oppo-
site Rev. Dr. McElroy's church, myl2 ous-
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rREGH ARRIYAIS

nF LACE CAPEs, embroidered dresses, French lawn
" embroidered collars and under hard.
kerchss plain and figured nasDs thread end imitation
lscs black Brussels sees wells the newest sye. 10 silk
sOyes ribbons, lie at SCOTT CO.
nyl2 6teodi.s AT BroedW
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prp Goods.


CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM w. BENSON, Draper and TAILOR, l42 Fulton-st
I'D has extensive assortment Of Cloths Cassees and
ye.ngs which will be made up order 10 the mosi fash
ionsble style for cash.
choice and general assortment Of gentlemens fancy
dre.s slso constantly on hand myit isn
CENTLEMEN,S SPRING and Summer Wesr-
uOur stock OF seasonabs goods comprising the latest
and most fashionable styles In tho MARKET offered for In
specOn under the that the same eOdeayofs
which have elected very liberal share OF patronage will
be exeded give satisfaction In the Style and mako Of
garments In particular would commend TO the atton-
lion of those Who nave proved the truth OF assertions
In reference superior cut OF psnaloons Te are
bled to furnish assortment " Cassimeres and Dr-
lngs and to those In want Of Light and airy garment,
several highly approved styles Of Sacks.
From the particular attention directed 10 Army and Ma
Wy work Uniforms furnished In strict conformity TO
regulations and have always hand goods 10 answer
he requirements Of all grades Of the service.
WIN. T. JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Tsilors,
IalaU Isl Broadway, American Hotel.
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Hliscellan

miscellaneous.
Mutual LIFE INSURANCE Company Of New
NIYork-5s Walst-5laemenI Of The condition OF this
Number Of Policies issued the st FEB. l347 ...Szz0
Do do from lsI do to i's May. sll
on T9 - R.c.iU,. 10 The s; Feb si7 s7,s7s II
Received within the last three months 7IO64 "
ero.. amount Receipts to lot May, ls47. .ss45 ~ =
Amount invested and Case 90 hsnd Is. seostI 81 sI
Total Of investment. ard cash on hand lot
MAY, lo47 ..........ss..ss's..'...'co io'"< ~
How invested, VIZ:
In Bond aud mortgages IN The Cites o. New.
,s S,. S 6s .aT Iosned @ 80 $4,000 20
In Ss%dSIs s ~ he cty Of York 5Ss s
IN O0'p ANU 49, - 1854 "a
In Cash on hand ................ 1854 %
In Cast due from Agents............ 2slS -
Total 1922 %
''' NORRIS ROBINSON, President
s.ML HASSAY, Secretary.
Nus York, l4a May, l5f7 myII d
WASHINGTON INsuRANCE COMPANY,
w CINCINNATI,
cssgsTed e. I g1sr VIII 4Ho TsP.sb DOLLARS
sEss FIRE snd Inland Navigation .s. At ne lowest rates
Of premium. Losses prompted adjusted and psa I" u'
nav be made 10 Me..rs Prime, Ward Co
81 waist WIN. GOODMAN, President
a., w 4 cshnh wS Jis Booes. Agent. "a w..l
nlPRR. BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
H-FRASCfs LOUTREL invite attention 10 their
large .ssortn -ol Of Cap Letter and Note Papers small
.,ss Letter Paper Envelopes for Letters, Cards and
Soes Bduol Board. Perforated bosrd, Account BOOKS
Memorsnda Copy. Pass ard Time Books n every sIe
~ .yls. scrap Books Portfolios, Tin Cash and Deed
Rox-. Gold Pens Patent Irkstsnds, Elastic Paper ho
ssrs InSsble Ins Frsnc.s superior croton warranted
10 ret.u It's color and fuidiy Copying and Notsfl-i
Presses '''''- FRANCIS < LoUTREL, saroners,
.,v17 I'm II Ms'den-aoe.
HYDRAULIC PRESS AND STEAM BOILER
NOR saLE-For sac = large hydraulic pr-ss ard
L pump 10 fret rate order. which will be ssd very low
.o anal slesn boiler feet Ong and 20 tncnes IN Ola
meter with safety valves, Try cocks cast iron furnace
,iesi,s. inouirs OF BRETT TOMAS Fshkiil Landing,
Ny or * BEALE, aELZcK DE WITT lie Broad
NOTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS
m PILOTs.-Au vessels having passengers am
"A wing ser Seth day Of April will % required 10
anchor Al Quarzntine for examination -
HENRY VAN HOEyENBERG, Health Ofcer.
Quarantine Ground, April n lss7. 20 mis-
~ " sTFyEN-, Cabinet Furniture Manufacturer,
4. Isl Chrystie skn kinds o. Furniture made 10 order
Of the best materials and al n. shortest notice Work
made ans repaired win p1nciaalliy and dspaten
mylT MWkslm-
TTIsTFR AND POMPTON IRON-Ths Ulster
Tor Works Al sa1geres. n Y. and the Pompton Iron
WORKS a. P0mp,on. y. IN full operanon--
Orders for round square Sat hoop band ard scroll Iron
viii received ana promptly executed application to
myi2 lwis JOSEPH TUCkERAAS, 50 Wesi-st
CLRNDOS PIG IRON-eo tons Extra No Just
Upcslved, for sale BY JOSEPH TUCKERMAN,
ny2 lvn ~"es%sa
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~ Farmers, CIub-Amer ican Institute.-Tues-
day 18th inst al IL O'Clock NJ. subjecI-Dsy husoandry
Admission free 10 all Strangers especially Invited. The
regular meetings Of this Club The hrs and third
Tuesdays Of every month al boon. my7 IT,
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Boarding.

DOARD.-A gentleman and bis wife, or Two single
ID gentlemen. can be handsomely accommodated with
board snd rooms Ia small quiet private family, where
there will be other boaders Rooms the second
four Location, lower part of NoOsterst For particu-
lars address T. A. box ll40 PostOfice, which will re-
e-ive attention. myi4 Sits.
DOARD NEAR BKOADWAy.--A gentleman
ID aud biz wife three single gentlemen, can
be accommodated with board in a private family at 81
Wskerst. within few steps Of Broadway. References
exchanged. mylS 5lis-
BOARD IN BROOkLTN.-Two or three gentle
- be furnished with pleasant rooms breakfast
and and dinner Sundays,at 81 Nassau-st Terms
moderate Persons Of retiring habits will and this
agreeable home lnyl7 sri ROBERT CRAWFORD.
DOARD.-Handsome, large well.furnshed rooms and
ID permanent board. with small private family and sole
Of psor frequired. Apply al so McDougsLst Az ms
DOOMs TO LET-A large, pleasant, and desirable
II roem directly the drug store corner OF Broad
way and Chambers ST. 10 let furnished or unfurnished
" in board Rde,ired. myl5 Sds'
rJNO LET WITH BOARD, IL private family, a.
unrnshed parlor and bedroom, with pantry IN the ID
story Of 44s Broome-st. myl7 IL
FEW YOUNG MEN can obtain pleasant rooms
"A with board by early application ALTO ChamberssI
my7 isH
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The Twenty-eighth Anniversary of Il
LIZ The Twenty..evenIh AnnIyer.sry OF this

New YORK female Missionary Society Of the NJ Z Church
will be held on Tuesday evening, May ls In The Forsyth
a. Church commence 81 halfpas seven O'Clock Bishop
MoRsIS will preside. The Annual Report will be read
anv addresses delivered by Rev ID. D. LoKE, Missionary
40 south America Rev. W B. How, ale Missionary 70
.fr,cs s,d NV DR. PIrMAN ryl7 It.
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eos OO0 TO LOAN bond and mortgage on
O,UOO productive rea eitAe IN this city or Brook
lyn in sums OF $1,000 and upward.
JOHN r. CoNREY, 20 Joneis Building.
mvi5 5u.- so Wall-st
CT O0n TO LOAN mortgage, 10 separate
Oh ,OUOeums hy J. B. MONIES, Wslst
mvl7st Corner Of Newest
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General d otires.

GA Plain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Compound
syrup " Ia ~ Woo Napths-1hs mel che he HI.
venaou OF 4 VIII gsve the subjects n Pulmonary
Bronchial and Pecoral Diseases he most rid eramina
or Fss been before - public four years Du-
ring his nod has pr0fnsd some Of the remark.
able record Of Pulmonary COnsum pton-sscur-i
he recommendation aud use = physicians IN their practice
and be waiuesi approval Il thousands % pers0us IN orr
nary and colds coughs, 10 hoarseness ,pinz o.
blood, &c.
some instances and sworn 20 - tue BY persons Who
any tine will give verbal vertcar0n of their contents
But. beware Of imisiious, and purchase IhOmpsou's
CCmpolDf Syrup ofTsr from no1s but sdveriised sgeu
Of Hose shove the suspicion of dealing In eounleria
Il Il frequently used and highly rec0mu ended b. ,ome
Of he respectable physicians IN New-YofI sHd Phil
Adelphz-
Prepared only BY AUGNEYk DICKSON, n z cor Of
Fth and spruce as. PhilAdelphi@ Sold wholesale and
retail by WYATT KETCHUA, general AEeuu. lii
FULTON 81 ana Al rs Broadway az 5m's
r. Citizens, Bank.-Booss Of subscription to he
capital stock u this Institution will be opened Monday,
l7ih May the Pacific Hotel t2 Grernvichst and
viii remain open every until the n-cessary Of
capital shall have been Subscribed Committee viii -
In attendance from 10 to y A. n and 20 " each
day ard vii give al cessary ni0fmAson 10 relation 10
DIRECTORS
james ~ H0yt HYsn Wsgelen John J. Pheips,
Jscob HO1pocE George Dayton, Edward Ellsworth,
VIM Howe Jr. JOnsthsn sturges, Milford Martin,
Thos. c. Doremus, Levi Apgsr, Wn- = TisdAle.
myl0 l2us
re- No Charge until the Hair IL Restored
BEALS'S hair RESTORATlNEis spplied on the above
terms AZ the Office Ice Nasssu-sL y. B.-For those Who
apply II themselves 1t 10 for sale myll Smis
II April Reporf.-IBL Mutual BEsETIr LIFE
Insurance COMPANY, tOnce II walsh issued during
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- FOR SALE OK To LkAsK--A vslasbs
house and nine Of land situated In The village
OF Nowtowa, Long Island, about four milss mon
WILLIAMSBURG. The house 10 new and bsiit BY days
work, two stories containing ssht rooms, also good
house surrounded By beautiful orchard Of the choicest
fruit Apply To ROsf MACK The premises or 70
myl1 Nv WIN. BZLcHER, al Pssr.st Nsw.Yorl.
- WATER POWER ana Rooms 10 lsl-Any re-
CURED power, with large and extensive rooms, SOFT
- able for either Cotton or Woolen business viii
large dyeng and finishing houses attached egby ocssd
on good Wser Power wlhia three hours ~ the city
by steamboat or railrosd For economy and permanent
situation, the opportunity offered 10 desirable FOR per
myI1 ST. rHEo p BRETT. 100 M.idsa.l.o.
- To LET.-A 60 all family, having more room tben
~ lhey wish 10 occupy would lot The upper part OF
- neat two story house, 10 smsll family Any psrsoa
doing business down town would hnd tbe location eonvs
nisni and the nsighborhood agreeable. None but such g
can give the best Of reference need apply Inquire
whIe-sl NY. myH lws
- TO LET-fhs lower part Of The hoass iiS Chen-
bersst consisting Of psrIors, . basement, to9e.hsv
- with Q room he attic Seer. The rooms viii b
lei together sepsrAsly may be moot q pedisnt In
qure 81 J. WHIrEHoRNE, Artist. on The premises
myl7 81
- HOUSE, TO LET.--Oos Of tho mos, delightful
hJuses tho Brooklyn Heighs, with noe view ~
- the Bay he 20 let for the Summer OF fov
the year Inquire at rs colsmbisst myis iwts-
- TO LRT-Ths second door Of the house No y
Rosost Inquire o. ne house
mvl7 s..
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~ Hyer,s pills, Depot No. 40 Fulton-st. q
6oor-No family having proper regard 10 heslih snoaio
% -, S ,,..I ~ nan nys ns
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MEoHANIOSl HAIL

CASTLE GARDEN 10 now open during the day
" sforing those DESTROYS Of visiting these premises an
excellent opportunity. The room IL the largest In the
United States. designed by o. Pollard The Painting IL
" Al Fresco,n by CsppelL The Cosmorsmc Vows have
been rearrsnged and can be all timea The outer
Promensdes command fine view OF The Hsbor snd Mar
rows. with the djscent scenery.
AdmIusnce 2! cents.
On Sunday evening Concert Of Sacred Music will be
given by bod worths Justly c.ebrs ed Cornet Band al
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WHAr cnSsrlrrrrs 4 cHrRcHl

WHAT IDN-4liLlt- a mi NM
WBAI constitutes 4 Charchl
MOI ROUsn bssilic o. Gothic pile,
With fretted roof tai sprs and lorgSrs-n aisle
These only mock toy search
zntsssio scp1lchres when al q said -
seek Dol the living Church among the dead
What Is 6 Church indeed
Not t1P.ei hierarchy, orthro8e1 priest
Inc stolen trsppInZs Of lie hOuIish beast,
Altar or vel sung creed,
hites magical n save . sEucsiiy,
Nor aught iast lulls the sss. OF lures the sys
= band Of faithful men.
Net FOX Gods worship ia an upper nom.
Orcanopied b. MdniFhts starry dome.
On hillside. or lone glen.
To hear the counsels o. bis Holy Word.
Pledged 70 each other and their common Lord
These few IS they may be.
Compose Church such as in pristine age.
Defsd the tyrants zeal the biscts rage
For where b1t two or three
Whatever place In Faiths communion meet
There, VITA Christs presence. IL Church com
pletE
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els own pgrpcses- And 70 make h.s szsz.s tie more
gsrias Be connects this supposed evrat win S~ecen
borgs admission Of the intense stacy which = bad
res and Degrees the ssaest aud deepest truth Of Ma
TIRE Al the eSis- HeelaStcEa 4 more malignant
than sny description c0avey Is eaTus with waite
sriiAney beside which lesser kasreds ooscurs
4 norsl stAbisnas nons,roCs hat The eye Of
The hster "a twisted quite back from simplicity, truth
and nature and directed Inward only upon thst seitvt
from which al illussvo and fantastic shapes forever
issue
Such 10 tire manner Ia which this learned Theological
Professor sustsns the charge Of osesaNia which he
has grsvey preferred against the great Swedish ssgs
And what have here nosiee5 Gearing in asn Ke
chsptcr may oe taken far scec men o. the truth
ard fairness Of the whae book Yet this 10 the book 10
eziizk;ea the community IN respect 10 SweoenborSisn
ism 80 that people may better know aOw 70 regard
and treat Il . r-.s.
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PRAcrIcIL PaRKS0Lo6Y.-Mr. Enos Stevens,
nsihema phresoogst has exhibited 10 rs an IN.
struunent for accurately measuring the phrenoloseA
Developments OF the head, which he calls aeephsor,
etsr Ills very ingenious invention and 10 capable OF
giving the exact shape OF the head Of any person to
nsthemanca certsipy whsssver may be s use n ne
.ciepce 10 which Nj stevens nov applies Il nis GER
.iny very valuable invention and must Dc OF srcaser-
Wee 10 the sculptor and pointer Boston lrans-
AcorprSr on IRE IcE.-The mail stage from
whitehall white crossing the river al Troy yesterday
afternoon broks through the Ice bot ioTs1nsey w'te
out injury 70 man OF horse The mails. Which we're Oh
De rack were al fshed up from the bottom o. me rVer
and broush, to this city. The stage hsd oct been re-
covered The accident was caused oy tns driver oolns
ont of tbs beaten track and got in me ryer near TIE
shore where ice had been sstaered Inc regular useA
!. sol,a Albany Argus, Thursday.
Coz J. c. HAYs-We hnderstand tlat Sc- .
c Hays. late OF the FIRST Regirneot OF Ie~ss Rangers
who 50 distinguished himself AZ ,ae baltic OF Monterey
and before 10 ths fropiser OF Texas reached a'
.ngton ihls Afternoon BY the Southern boat
Washington Union, March IL.
r. tohn Mewillsms has been co.yiesea o.
msnsssshses st bsrvis. La. and senseseed to tSsas
yesrs imprisonnzsnt
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For The Daily Tribune.
swedenborg-Still farther Discoveries in Sci
ence antIcipafed BY him.


ence anticipated by him.
In the number Of Sillimans journal for January
ls47, pp. 1888, under the heading Of Researches
on the Blood we have an account of some inter
esting experiments performed by the distinguished
French philosopher NJ Dumas, and by which the
vitality OF the blood gobues is demonstrated Aitei
some account of his experiments and their results the
Report Gays In attempting to overcome this dinouliy
~ Dumas discovered the remarkable property Of the
blood gobules that long they were IN contact viii
the air or aersed watein short as long az they were
IN the areral condon-the saline solution containing
them passed coOIess through the filter and LETT then
upon Il the contrary. as soon a. the gooules have
assumed the violet lint OF venou blood the liquid passes
cOored" Toward the close OF the Report the follow
ing conclusion is drawn from the experiments OF Du
ma. spd considered fully demonstrated by them
This tAs lObues Of the blood 20 possess rdliiy a:
they can resist tue solvent Of sulphale OF soda a.
long as siy c ooHHuSs but yield 10 this scnon readily
when they have fallen into ssPhyxa rom pilVahon o.
air"
Now il il to be Observed that the doctrine rcsPeenns
the vitality of the blood which Dumas has now demon
strated expermentally has not been the generay 10
cciyed one among men Of science though some have
regarded il highly probable theory But 10 one O
Swedsnborss Philosophical Tracts which has recently
been published and the TRANSLATION OF which has JUS
reached this country. md short treatise on ne
Red Blood IN which the author distinctly asserts u a.
the blood is q living substance. The following u me
beading Of one chapter on this subject
The sObUe OF the red blood contains within II tns
pures blood and the animal spirit and the latter the Pu
rest essence OF the body that to say the Soul where
by the red blood Is sp,rifuc-s asi aEtrdfsd hEoT
And the beading Of another chapter is There Is I
common and obscure ne IN the red blood"
The same distinguished chemist On. DunAs), "a
course OF Lectures delivered few years ago in tns
College Of France and since published under The ute Of
Chemical Philosophy. distinctly ascri5 70 Sweden
bors the orisn OF the modern science Of Caaosraay
He says. |, is then 10 him Swedenb0rsl We are IA
de6 Cd Tor the fret idea of making cubes tstrsedes
pyramids and the different en- sishne forms oy grocP
ne The spheres and II IL an idea which has since been
renewed BY several distinguished men. Wollsston II
particular. =
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TN NEw CoxLr-The Comet OF March Is
f.s: approaching is periheon /, secn as; eve
ring. near the star Signs Andromeds; me tram Is
hardly percepnbe 10 the naked eye although Il
six millions Of miles in length and a increasing a. ne
rate Of hall million oi ilss day. The Ap2e>f-nse
Of Inc Comet wien seen through a telescope Of SUI
cent light is very interesting IRON it, RAPID increase n
sse ana brightness and frequent changes OF form The
distance from The Earth "a now about eighty nions OF
miles twill pass is pesihelion the 3oth mat ct
which time its distance from the sun vii be cas- than
twentieth part Of The Esrths mean distance and VII
then be royiag a; the rate Of eeveE millions Of niles
daily Il viii remain South CT the eciple only TWO
davs ana in passing its nodes via Be ne The Inc on-
iry m. F.rt5 nd t5s sun w CRANCH BOND.
fBos:oa Courier.
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n
J. Hunters seem % have been particularly the d
e Of tie LADY Fairies isneles.
GAILY through the mountain glen
The hunters horn did ring,
As the milk-~hite doe
Escaped his bow.
Down by the Haunted Spring:
In vain his silver bonn he wound
Twas Echo answered back
For neither groom nor bsying hound
Were on the hunters track
In vain he sought tie milk-white doe
That made him stray and 'scsped dis bow
For. save himself 10 living thing
Was BY the silent Haunted Spring
The purple heath bells blooming far.
Their fragrance round did fling.
As the hunter lay
A, close OF day,
Down by the Haunted Spring
A lady fair in robe Of white,
To greet the hunter came;
She kissed cup with jewels bright
And pledged him BY bis name.
G. Oh lady fair" the hunter cried,
Be thou my love. my blooming brids,
A bnde that well might grace king
Fair lady Of the Haunted Spring"
In the fountain clear she stoo2d
And forth she drew mig
And that bold knight
His faith did plight,
Down by the Haunted Spring
But since the day bis chase did stray.
The hunter ne er was seen
And legends tell, he now doth dwell
Within the hills SO green
But still the milk white doe appears.
And wakes the peasants evening fears
While distant bugles family ing
Around the lonely Haunted Spring