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Consulate Of the Republic Of Nec Grenada in
Ne,r York.-Having received Instructions from my
government, hereby give notice, that the Quaran,
tine Regulation has been established Chagres, and
that vessels going hther must have Bill OF Health,
Crew List aud Passenger List certified at this office,
and that all vessels not having such necessary pa
prrs shall be subject TO a Quarantine OF 81 days.
Vessels sailing from other ports in the U. S must
forward such papers 10 be certified by me in order
to prevent detention under the above regulations.
GO. DOMINO UEZ, Consulate,
SOuth street.
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$50 900 bush. 81 900 br


The price of freight from Chicago 10 Buffalo has
opened at l25 cents per bushcl.
The amount of Flour and Pork in the city OF New
York at the close Of last week, was estimated as
follows:
The stock of Southern Flour is large, in conse-
qucnce of the low prices prevailing, in comparison
with the Canal which has in measure been ne.
elected.
Stock of New Orleans on hand, brlS ~ QUO
Amount of Canal, ............ .I2O,OOO
Stock of pork hand in the inspection yard 80, 900
Shipped fpom New Orleans since LIST January,
most of which had arrived ............... gu, 900
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From the Netc York Express.
THE TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY.

The opinion of Judge Cranch of Washington. as
Chief Justice of the United States Circuit and Dis.
rict Court has been published in the Express, in all
its important points, but not fully as not to make
the following judicial conclusion of the opinion Of in
tcrest TO our readers. We have another motive,
however, for giving this summary Of the opinion to
the public. and that is TO correct certain misreprc-
srnta,ions which floating about as TO what
this decision is. We will add. too. that our inform
alton from the Patent Office at Washington is that
Mr.. Morse has ground Of claim TO Patent to the
Electro Chemical Telegraph, for the reason, that he
has not complied with the terms set forth in the fol-
lowing "Proviso."
CERTIFICATE OF THE JUDGES DECISION.
Alexander Balm. Appellant,
SamI F. b. Morse. Appcllcc.)
Upon appeal by Alexander Balm, from the decision
of the Commissioner Of Patents, rejecting his ap.
pcation for patent for certain improvements in
communicating intelligence by Electro Chemical
Telegraphs
!, William Cranch, Chief Justice of the District
Court Of the United States for the District OF Column
bia, certify TO the Honorable the Commissioner Of
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIIGOE.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Liverpool-Br. bark Frederick.
Salt 350S sacks, mats l6 doz, Spence & Reid.
lfessina-Brig Silas Marenn
Birthstone 20 hhds soap 500 bxs, oil 400 bskts,
wine 900 bxs, almonds 1876 bales, lemons 900 bxs,
oranges 1869 do, J Crosby & Son.
Islay-Ship Louis Philippe.
Copper ore 1879, 500 lbs. Lima wood l62,50O do,
cocoa SO 900 do, wool $50 bales, hides 2l5 hats Sc
room silver bag, Birckhead Pearce; cocoa IS 400
lbs, E Brennan; 3O,70o do. NJ M'Colm; 5000 do,
] II Tucker; bark 1872 seroons, copper ore 490, 300
lbs, order
Buenos Awss-Bark Hermitage.
Hides 1851, calf skins 1855. kirkland, Chase
6 Co.
Rio Janeiro--Brig Helen.
Coffee $500 bags, r Whitrdgc s Co.
Rio Grande- Brig Juliet
Hides l2505. HAIR l6 bales, shin bones $500,
Rogers S Co.
G,sayanilla, Up. R Sch Mary Elizabeth
Sugar 10 hhds. Wilmington Eastman; molas.
SEES 80 puns, T r Matthews s. Co.
Mayagtiez, Up. R.)-Brig j. = Cabot
Sugar lSO hhds brs, w Bruno & Sons; mo-
Iasscs 20 hhds, kirkland. Chase & Co.
Cienfuegos-Sch Desdemona
Sugar | 10 hhds 25 brls, w Howell & Son.
St Johns, ". F)-Br. sch. StciT.
Goldfish 1870 tres IS bxs so drums, kirkland, Chas
s Co.
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Transportation on the Baltimore and Ohio Ratl-
ro1d-The Winter Rates ceased with last Satur-
day, and those of Spring, Summer and Autumn are
in operation, the Schedule of which will be found
on the title page of this paper.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page Of this paper will be found the
me of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Stcamboat and Car cgulltions-Departurrs
of Foreign Steamers, Packets. &c.
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| The Summer Mail Arrangement into oPer'
alton the first of this month. See the schedule on
the title page OF this paper
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Valuable Cmgo-By reference to our column Of
Importatons it will be that the ship LOUIS fh'-
irpe, from the Pacific, has very valuable cargo
principally to Brckhcad & Pearce.
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Sugar Coming.-There were 1869 hhds. and Soo
brls Sugar cleared at New Orleans for baltimore on
the 2lst and 23d ult., all except 30s hhds on the
former.
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PASSING EAST.

Treasury Notes.-The amount Of Treasury notes
outstanding the ID instant, it is officially stated,
was ,022. $50 81
Lind Vurunts The Washington News quotes
Land " arrauts, regulars at i los; others at i 100
Breadstuf&.-Ih he Buffalo Commercial puts down
the stock OF Wheat and Flour at the several points
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BALTIMORE EXPORTS.

The following is the value Of Exports from the
port of Baltimore to foreign ports for the month Of
March, lS49
Dome produce.
49,: nIorohord;sc free .......... 800
J,,6 ditto dutiablc 1898
Total .........-. .......... So2o,o9o
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Letter Sheet prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
10 correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w. of Baltimore and lioili-
day streets, (up stairS,) to-day by o'clock, at o.
cts single, or cts. each, for . or more copies.
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Stock hand lth INST. ~ 1lO hhuS
WOOL-Thcrc havc been moderate sales of com
mon to half blood including tub and fleece washed,
at 2Iu30 cts. per h., the latter cash for 5000 lbs
FREIGHrS There is none offering for Euro
pcan ports and vessels for England and Ireland
iins up with Flour at Is Cd. per bril-, and Grain at
sd. per Dushc for Liverpool, and Id. for port IN
Ireland. Other rates unchanged.
WESTERN TRANSPORTAllON.-I trans
portaton on the Baltimore aud Snsqurhanna Railroad
and Pcnnsyvan Canal TO Pittsburgh, is now in sue
ccs,luI operation and the following are the rates OF
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE M ARkE 7
lANn INclpENrs CONNECTED rHEREwIrH)


lrg-The British steamer NIAGARA was telegraph
ed yesterday morning as having arrived at HALIFAX
the night previous, with two week later new from
Liverpool but at the time OF our gong 10 press last
evening we had heard nothing further from her.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS There continues a
good demand for most descriptions and prices are
steady.
remain nomnay 22a23 cts. per ID, cash.
BREAD-CoutHues in fair request. aud prices I'M
changed.
CANDLES. There is better supply Of good
Sperm, but the prices remain al 3iG3o cts per ID,
the latter for New Bedford. Adamaatinc steady at
81 and Mould 'IaIlow / 5al3 cts.
COFFEE.-Thc market has bsen very quiet, no
transactions in Rio having com to our knowledge
worthy of notice An invoice OF 600 bags Lagnayra
was sold towards the cost Of last week at cts per
b., mos. The arrivals this week from foreign
ports have been 25iIO bags.
COTTON.-Thc market has been more active,
purchasers having been enabled to operate al slight
decline on late previous rates. The transactions
comprise 63 bales Georgia, mid. fair to far at L
cts: III do. Charleston, good mid, J; Oh do lar,
s.: 347 do. Florida, mid. fair, jas; ~ do. stained
mid, Il; Al do N. Orleans good mid, Il; Ia do.
Mobile and Upland, mid tar, 4 cts per lb.-totaI,
TOO bales. all mos.
DRUGS AND DYES.-There have been further
sales of some 5000 lbs Ginseng at ~ cts per 3D.
cash.
FEATHERS.-Wit a moderate stock only, OF
good TO prime, prices remain steady at 3'a@' cts
The more subordinate qualities can be had at 32d"3.
FISH-Thc first new Shad and ltrrrngs u tins
seasons catch, have been received by Messrs. j.
Corner Sons, FROM North Carolina, and are selling,
the former at S.75a 80 for No. J. trimmed and the
latter at 75a S > per brit. MackrrH, except No l.
(which are now only in second hands and Md at
SlO,1 have declined but in brisk demand, No
9 selling at SO and No. 3, Sil2s per Drl. Dry
Goldfish are without change
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thc Flour market has
been inactive since last report with further de-
cline in price. The daily sales OF Howard street
have averaged about 500 brs., comprising for the
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LATEST DATES-FRom
LIVERPOOL, Mar. 10. IIAVRE, Mar. I.
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BEEF CA TTLE-Thc offerings at the drove
yards last Monday numbered o7o head 425 of which
were taken by city butchers and the residue OF 2oO
driven Eastwardly. The prices paid ranged from
TO 81, gross equivalent 10 ia $7.15 per lUo lbs,
net. Live Hogs continue in fair demand, aud prices
about steady at 5.75a SO.
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WILLIAM SPEAR.
No. 40 COMMERCIAL ROW.

No. 40 COMMERCIAL KVW
LOMBARD STREET,
HAS ron SALE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
COPPER from "a 10 - or
- YELLOW SHEATHING METAL, do.
BRAZIERS' COPPER,
COPPER NAILS.
COPPER BOLT RODS,
COMPOSITION NAILS and SPIKES,
BLOCK TIN,
SPELTERS,
TIN PLATE, &c., &c., Sc.
Gt-Olj Copper purchased. june IT.
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HOLDEN & CO.,

HOLDEN & CO.,
BISCUIT AND RACKER AKERS,
Corneio Lomba I'd and Cav streets,
oppositcthe Custom House,
n n L TIM o r e.
AllhevareticsorSHIP BISCUIT and CRACK
ERS: constantly on and and for ale wholesale and
retail. Inne str
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NJ Al. III vi d Es o.:

SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1919.
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EXCHANGE.-Sterlmg has further declined and
very dull witha. SuIjoincd the rates for Foreign
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COASTWISE.

COASTWISE.
Portland-Sch. Don Nicolas.
Rum 900 brls, mackercl ITO do, potatoes 80 DE-
order.
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PATENT HAMMERED SHIP AND
BOAT SPIKES,
NuAnE RY THE ALBANY IRON AND
lVA NAIL WORKS, TROY, N. Y. Of superior
quality. Also, RAIL ROAD SPIKES OF all de-
scrption.. and BOILER RIVETS. large supply
constantly on and FOR sale manufacturers prices,
by F.. PRATT & BROTHER.
lie 10 81 & 90 South Charles street
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NEW CONSTITUTION,

We shall issue, during the summer, q
Pamphlet, weekly, l6 pages, in form for
binding, under the title of "The New
Constitution" commencing about the first
of May next, and 10 continue six months,
making work of 400 pages, with IL
lie page and endex at the close, for re-
ference, for ONE DOLLAR single
copy.
For foe dollars seven copies, and for
ten dollars fifteen copies. Thus ten
dollars will purchase 5000 pages Of
close reading matter
The work will favor what its name
purports, "New Constitution" yet ID
will admit able and we'll written articles
on all sides Of every question, that those
who read i. may see what is said by all
parties. 1t is by this means alone that
The people can arrive at sound and just
conclusion. We therefore invite alt
writer's who desire to treat the subject
\ fairly, as correspondents Of The New
| Constitution.
The design of our work is; LIST, TO en-.
force the necessity Of a frequent recur.
Irence to first principles-2d, 10 show tho
Importance of the fundamental law cor
Responding with the growth Of our state
and The "progress" Of liberal sentiment
I'D, the security Of natural rights by
a charter made and adopted by the peo-
| pie themselves--the experience Of tho
past developing and directing the neces.
| sites Of the future.
| A total reform in our Judiciary system
and the practice of our Courts. y
| The election Of all officers by the
people! T
| No increase Of the state debt, except
by vote Of the people themselves.
| A system. Of common schools and Of
education, worthy the age and the
tate.
| No legislation, but what the people can
reform OF annul, when found injurious.
| These are few Of principles, has
l,ily thrown together, which shall receive
the attention Of "The New Constitu-
tion.n 4
i Long have we looked forward to the
time when we could perform our duty in
a contest Of the kindnow before US, az
we enter the lists full Of courage
full Of hope. ae q 9
j There is progressing, reforming, ii.
dical spirit spreading over the cisHszed
world, and let Ohio not be the last to
partake Of the regenerating spirit.
i or All Post Masters are authorized
10 receive subscription, and act as agents
generally. Money always in advance.
| Or Friends ofThe New Constitution
every where are also requested TO act 40
Agents and Correspondents. *
/ 6T Subscriptions should be early
forwarded, that we may have sono data
by which we can calculate the proper
number Of the work 10 begin with. iea
8. MEDARY. q
Columbus, o., March ls49. i'i
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III AVlNG purchased the right to
L. make and vend Aldrich g. Fools
Patent
q WASHING MACHINES
for the counties Of Allen, Putnam, snt
Van Vert, respectfully informs the Pub
lie that they keep constantly on hand
a supply Of this useful article Of furnit
ure, whereby in
Washing Clothes. &C.,
one person can do as much as four, in
The same time, and with no greater ex-
penditure Of labor than would be requi-
red by the ordinary method for one
person.
ANY person, whether man or woman,
can easily use the Machines, and farm.
ers will find them a great saving Of time
and labor in their families, and, in full,
the proprietor thinks they can be fairly
recommended as simple, cheap, and very
useful. As they are newly introduced
to this section, Messrs. P. g. N. hopes
that persons visiting Kallda will call
and examine these machines for them
selves.
Rights for townships in either the
above counties, will be sold TO those
who may desire them.
Kalida, Sept. IL, lS4S. 92eb.
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DIR. l.. FISHERS
VEGETABLE AGUE OR TONIC AND
ANTl-BlLIOUS PILLS,
Are for sale in Kalida, Putnam Co., O.,
by
G. H. RICE.
G. H. RICE.

mr.
G. H. RICE.
They are warranted, for the cost of
100 per box, see bills accompanying the
pills Each box contains 43 Pills; Messrs.
R. W. Shawhan and Jesse Shriver,
merchants of fiffin, after Is years expe-
rience in the sale Of medicine, testify
that they are the most popular and en-
nently successful medicine they have
ever sold,- mo than core Of
citizens, Of the first responsibility certify
that they are the best medicine, after the
experience Of the last season, they have
any knowledge Of. They are per
feclly harmless, both for males and fe-
males and children, under any circum.
stances. The proprietor offers 1000 dol
lars reward 10 any one who shall detec,
any metallic substance in their prepare
tion. Judge H'tinger Of Tifin, says
in his certificate, one box Of Fishers
Ague Pills cured three Of his family
The Rev. A. w. levitt, testi6es, q,
read medicine in the proprietor's Office.
and assures all whom it may concern,
that the pills are entirely vegetable, an
that no poisons are part Of their com.
position, and that they are deseryedly
popular beyond every other medicine o.
The kind, in his opinion. The nev. j
M. Morrow, and Rev. Mr.. Humphrey
and others, express in their certificates
lentire confidence in their curative pro.
per,ies. Try them, all who have The A.
que and Fever, and you will realize all
The benefits from their use, that is prom,
lsed by the above Recommendation.
DR.. L. FISHERS VEGETABLE
/ BILIOUS OR ANII-DYSPEPTIC
iPURGATIVE PILLS are a family
rnedicine for 25 cents a box, which
1 will contrast in good qualities with any
other pill Of the kind muse. The tes
Iiimony in their favor that they are
active in their operation, without occa
sioning debility. They should be il
the family Of every body that lives il
bilious districts, where Ague, bilious
remittent, and other fesers prevail. -
These pills together with DR.. L. Fish
er's Ague Pills, are in most cases, al
the medicine needed to break up Agut
land Bilious fevers.
II Purchasers have the privilege Of using
. Of box, and il the pills do not give
Isatisfac,ion, the balance may be re-
turned, when their money shall be re
funded. 'if
u Pills for sale at the well known estab
lishment Of G. H. RICE.
! Kalida, Jan. 10, ls49. 409ac
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Gilboa, Putnan Coa1nty,
Five Hundred Dollars Reward for tn,
Murderer of Hamilton.

Messrs. Hiram and Elum Day have
offered the above reward for the delivery
Of GEORGE BUSlCK, the murderer
of Samuel Hamilton, to the proper au-
tboriiies in this county. Busick is de-
scribed IS about five feet nine inches
high, rather stout built, broad shoulders,
and grey eyes. low forehead, dark brown
b ir, and usually wears it parted overthe
centre Of bis head, stands erect, steps
quick, and is about % years Of age
He had on, when last seen, dark colored
psniabens, q blue jane coat, and a pail
uf sioga shoes.
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stephen Cary,a Estate..

NOTICE is hereby given, that The
ysubscriber has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the Estate
efSiephen Cary, late Of Putnam County,
deceased. ]. s. SPENCER.
July "a, 1649. 34dw
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Notice.

vTyHE undersigned has been duly ap-
= pointed, and given bond, as Admin
isirator Of the Estate Of Ludowick Hull,
late Of Putnam County, Ohio, deceased.
JAMES WOODDELL.
July "a, ls49. s4dw
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REMOY4L.

r wish the public, and my friends in parti-
II culaE, TO notice the fact that | have re-
moved my goods fiom the building of T..
Coulter, to my own house opposite to the
store Of G. H. Rice where shall continue as
usual to offer the best bargains for ready
pay OF any other establishment in N. w,
Ohio. Don't mistake the place, but remem-
Der that il is at GUTHRIE'S where you can
always get great bargains and save much
money in the purchase of veur necessaries.
as he trusts no one consequently looses no
debts to be made up by large proftson goods
sold to those who pay. but requires each one
to pay for what he gets. REMEMBER
THAT, s. GUTHRIE.
Kalida, March %, l849.
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w WANTED

AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT:
FIVE THOUSAND Bushels OF Wheat
TWO THOUSAND Bushels of Corn
FIVE HUNDRED Bushels of Faxseed
TWO HUNDRED Bush, Timoihyseed.
TWO HUNDRED Bush. Of Cloverseed
FIFTY TONS of good Butter.
Rags, Tallow, Hides and Skins, Gin
seng, Beeswax, Feathers, &C., &c.
s. GUTHRIE.
Kalida, January S.lS49. 406
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WESTERN HOTEL

BY VIM. MCCLURE.
w MCCLURE has purchased and
~ Fitted up the stand formerly occu-
pied BY W. L. Hipkins, in
GilbOa, Putnam County,
Where be will be ready 10 entertain
the travelling community, and all who
call upon him, in as good style as can be
done IN this section ofcountry. His ia
Bile will be supplied with. the best ;ha,
The country affords and he will do all in
his power TO make his house pleas
ant and agreeable resort to the trav
elling community.
His Stabling aud other accommodation
are ample and will give satisfaction. z
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AAJ1oEC9ctoS@
NEWS MAPPED HATS.
Warn&1sosdasR1

i,n great variety. Knives and forks, pock-
Jet knives, butcher knives, plane bits,
nail and shoe hammers, shoe brushes,
shoe blacking, razors and straps, doo'
handles, and locks, butts and screws. ten
and table spoons, brass and tin candle
sticks, brass snuffers, looking glasses,
hand saws, shaving knives, iron squares.
o6ee mills, aueurs, gimblets, sieves,
wood buckets, mouse-traps, &c. Mems
thick and kip BOOTS, mems shoes
and slips, ladies' thick shoes, morocco
shoes and slippers, masters and misses
shoes, and childrens' shoes, all in great
variety and very low.
Tin Ware, Queensware, &c,
lank books, school books, states, writing
paper, g. c., nails, glass and putty.
This entire stock is offered at prices
that cannot fail to suit.
Every person who has taken the
trouble TO examine this stock OF goods
readily award to Guthrie the credit Of
selling the
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Y OF THE
RECEIPTs AND ExPENRTrUREs
PUTNAM COUNTY. OHIO. ",
For the year ending, June 4, A. D. ls49

EXHIBIT Of Amounts received, amounts
Paid ont, and balances remaifaing In
the Treasury.
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WASHING MACHINES.

g. PARKER q N. p. GUFFY,
IH AvlNG purchased the right to
AAmake and vend Aldrich g. Foot's
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DOWLAND'S STEEL BLADED
AGSHOVELS, = 81 90 each, at
e' GUTHRIE'S.
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CHEAPEST GOODS

ever offered in these parts. And as he
has done and IL doing SO, he will con-
,inue tosell the best goods for the price
of any other establishment. This is no
fiction, NO IDLE BOAST, NO HUMBUG!!
but sober honest truth, as all will see by
giving him call.
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THE SPRING DOWN IN THE DELL,

THE SPRING DOWN IN THE DELL.
Though years have sided, like dream,
Since stood BY thy side,
Yet still, thou liule ripping stream,
I've lnoaght OF thee with pride,
And bless thee, as bless thee now
Oh | remember well,
How thou dds, cool my fevered brow,
Dear Spring, down in The dell!
On many golden sumner nour
laid me down 10 rest,
Where every wind would throw shower
OF blossoms on Thy breast
The spangled flowers grew around
Oh | remember we'll,
The messy rocks, the velyeI ground.
The Spring, down in the dell
Thy waters sparSled in my cup,
And flashed along the rim,
And when raised II gladly up.
And broke It's dimpIed brim,
Far sweeter than the Sdmian wine
Oil remember welli-
Was that bright crystal wave of ,hine,
Dear Spring, down iD The ceil
And, mirrored in thy mimic glass,
I've watched the altiess grace
OF many dark eyed village lass,
As she did kiss Thy face.
And | have envied thee Thy lot
Oh! remember we'll!
Thou = lit not, causl not be forgot,
Sweet Spring, dowa il The DELL