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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-30
AmUSEM ENT3.

DRcADWAY rHkATRk-E. A. MARSHALL, Pa0rRIK
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WI ';i racer a. y Il s:;ss
S:nis:n.sus w. ysshs s.Sr y. sssn,:, Nesss. as
c, .r S..' .rsnss scu FAMILY Circle ssas Galley
nk e,A-Doors opsn 81 u esmneneese X.
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AN ~ sss Y iS%
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Burton; LIST Itch Dress circle and P.rqassteSO
III March tbs performance to oommsnSe with sss Ss.N
noThIAN M NJ Hs g. r H ME- H
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NM 81 n's Mrs.
Si S F. K1Sa Ss
Niesnsss; NAY Fly. Great g. Serpent =.
50 cents Urper bt1.s, IS cor tE PIT, .hllips
% lion Of atraotisn-spsead pe0rn.n svsEy .sneo.
s,iy ss ssss.s,sd Sass:,
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celebrated Lee Emily The Great Pau .nS ka cS. 1sSss
copsed ". Sss VI: Si.: s.sops Nam
fortune tsllor AdpiiOa % sonss children under 10 years
M oNsIEUR ADRIrN. rHE REAL AND INooHPARABLI
evening M No. u
ssi ss cent? 'pDs Door.
att Observation-Disclosures to commence ats
TOWNSEND AND OeRs MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF
Hi % Sst 1iS f pan
S sSnc%. walker @ pSss psS
centx eSiden hsi pos Tickets sdmitiuss ssneman and
and those who cannot make IL convenient to attend
V~RE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, go BROADWAY, BE-
and Prince and tn, only one II @
ali Glasses Chinese paintings apartments IN
houses stores md ysss; model: q p..Oa. temple: and
s Dss s nps in ,sn 81 music
CAsTLE GARDEN-THE ABOVE wgLI-KNOwN SUN
mer resort now b epsssd for Evening dur
Sss he premises. ss 's
2ish this month The owner may have the
IL f
EoUND. -FOUR DOLLARS WHILE LEAVING raE CARS
requested to ideny respect and receive the amount
with interest Address. Found Lower Post Once n
y. city
DANCING.
MR. PARKER WISHES TO ANNOUNCE TaAT HIS |
AVA Exhibition Ball will post voly take place this evening" FRI
day SUth March. Tammany Hail. when will BIO introduced
greater variety of dances than Me- p brought for
ward at any previous exhibition.
CLOTHIN9.
MADAME }: lIN!EIs. AGENT. NO. 459 BROADWAY,
" sn,anee NO .i6 Grand up stairs will open Paris
Darts hILlINERY.- MRS UNDERWOOD RESPECT
fully informs her friends the public general
will her Spring Fashois Monday next April ID with
full, and fashionable Of Spri
tie latest Partisan style No. ITO Hudson street, Frank
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ISOk SAILOR TO LET, ON MODERATE TERMs-A
first class three story attic nou fashionable brown
'front.' Madison between th and 3st seets
Madison sauare Ths bcas cplete with every convenience
has the Croton hot ed hroushou nxtrea TO- The
front paror n A deep, with
centre with 70. room 6 feet Tho second story Ia, fog!
fitted up conservatory The third stery and the
fh Eve with panes to each Hoor Tho house
surpassed for elegance and workmanship any Of M north
The adjoining lot together with in The
WIN. G. CONNER, Is Ann street, corner Of Nassau.
The premises can seen BY calling adjoining house.
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The Enchantress 1T II bat justice to OBJ
eerve that the magnificent Mr. Sssun
above plrndid made b, awaher Of No. l64
aihcr street. expressly fer Mr. Mr. wsssr
and executes ali orders with the and
ptpess
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California FiIearns.-JOseP pin u Hart, "A
Maiden lane importers manufacturers dealers In
wish 70 call the attention OF companies and
forns 70 sup nor article s.pr.say adapted to that trade
Known Halle Caropes loads breeoh DO ared ~
n three minutes light in weight and warranted balls
~ ysrds They BY the Army and Navy highly
valued BY them This 10 rife II
need only 70 10 seen to insnre its adj ption.
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The report Of the Board Of Public Works Of the
State concludes by saying that "the Board looks with
subtraction the rssut Of last years business Is
exhibited In the steady increase of tonnage in leading
articles transported and In tho amount of revenue
when contracted with estimated receipts" The 70.
turns show aggregate collection Of tolls ON the O..
nails Of $50 So for the year just closed against
$sO5 Ole So for ls47, being falling of Of $l913e IT,
The last annual report Of the Macon and Western
Railroad Company makes very favorable statement
Of its affairs
Macon AND WESTERN RAILROAD, GEORGIA.
Gross earnings from Jan to Nov &c. 1s48 Sl4 1872 81
Expenditures for running road. ..... So Eat 50
Net revenue, IL months 1s48. ......... $7788 So
The capital Of this company is $6l6oos and the cost
Of constructing the road sc up to the 3Oth Of No
vember last, was $o2so91 showing indebtedness Of
Sill 9a2 So The capital divided into Is 600 shares
large majority of which owned in the city Of New
York Regular dividends paid par value Of the
stock and tho affairs Of the road appear to be
managed The earnings the since the last annual
report issued have been comparatively large show
ing handsome increase From Dec. l, ls4s to March
s4665 Is for the corresponding period tho previous
being equal increase Ave per cent
Should this increase be sustained a. 1t undoubtedly
will be- the net earnings Of the company for the pre-
sen fiscal year will be at least 100000, equal to 13
per cent the capital stock. The connection which
will soon te made between this the East Tennessee
read will give this oompa ny great accession Of bust
1t is Of the cheapest roads in the country
and DO worked ct much less than fifty per cent Of
its gross earnings.
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ga Good Hat Is the GLOVER or Comma
s"-G1NlNs spring stole the distinctive 10 ish of gentle
mans drss tie jety elegance psrft Hnh and ghness
OF lis for dollar HoesAin bats ond the
b, perboe 2l4 Bros way, opposite 81 PAuls,
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SPECIAL MOTTO En-.

brother Taylor.
CAUTIcN.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TBE
~ due bills to the amount $0in Of SOS ,sch-sb.
tanned by John wilson Ard Char a. shipped
and steward Of bark Using san. obtaining
for S 80 each deserted from said
March 80, ls4g. ZACH SEAVER Agent
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EAKA AND COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALK-THE SUB
screr Offers for sale bis valuable Estate Long
Island Sound about and half mile from the Village Flush
Ing the White ttooe Road or more agreeable to purhasr
will divide 1t into three Estates tho property being situated
reEder this practicable giving each from 50 100
land and every convenience to houses and eubudDg
wi the property Are in the highest order with
every description Of fruits that could be collected
having tho summer residence and had the
Of the for the last twenty Eve years without regard
The digta New York about 10 miles
bos and stage. make almost hourly TO the c which
der the location particularly To Of business Asst
presumed will Purchsss without viewing the property
they referred Mr. a. G. Weeks the premises
to the sui scxiber. O. ROWLAND
No 81 South street. (9d stogyl, Now York.
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DANClNG.

MR. PARKER WISHES TO ANNOUNCE TaAT HIS
N1 Exhibition Ball will pontycy take place this evening" FRI
day SUth March, Tammany Hail. will BIO introduced
greater variety Of dances than Me- p has brought
ward ut any previous exhibition.
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LOT ~ peror picturesr should fail
visit the oolIecop-ths LARGEST
y In expr, ssion.
CaaforRia Boots for the Gold Region, tho
aheapest and NEST durable be
Gov founss Fulton and Nassau
4rcaf boots 81 o. usually s. fn calf, So
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LNOR sALE-A CANADIAN HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD
For beauty road horse DO exceed; 20
bis mile Of three minutes perfectly kind and gentle
apply "A Frankfort street. G. DEvELIN.
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VIRGINIA LANDS J OR SALE-I OFFER FOR SALE NY
Mulberry Island estate. situated mmeda. ely upon Rap
pahsnnok river tabout eight miles THpp
tanning l7b about $50 fronting river
poses aud good shore might bs established it. The
residence valuable chiefly for its Der v locust
the annual tai Of which about $780, It hiss recently
valued by Commissioner who have reded In its
vicinity AL their lives at S077 Being wait OF funds
At $sWO half cash. the other in twelve nontr The
Mary Washington from Baltimore Fredericksbur
weekly by THIS and would land those
aiming it upon it. Tsppahanpook Address, post paid
A. N. BERNARD Freder aburo.
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CLOTHING.


MADAME }. lINIELs. AGENT, NO. 459 BROADWAY,
WI entrance No. lie Grand street, stairs will
Spring billh cry on Thursday ha'ch 10Th.
DARIS hILlINRRY. UNDERWOOD RESPECT.
fully nforms her friends and the public in general that
will her Spring Fashions Monday next April 3D. with
full and fashionable assortment Of Spg Summer Hats
Of tie latest rarsan STYLE No. ITO Hudson street, Frank
lin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-30

NR RAIRH, AUTHOR OF TIE "PRACTICAL HRIvAfU
~ Trcatce" &o So Grsenwioh ssreet-ofes hours 70 4
~ anday exoeBseA Those who apply In tn carly
attendant their cure however thoss hA have sus
arcd certain oass Of psopo who proyoSy apPreo ~
his scrviocs In siotrRe, FROM its frst rcynA ID more
advanced and Distressing stas iron uncommon advants9se
radical which, DO hss ground tos suAx. ssa b oSas
nos other IN Aspavioa
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M EOHANICS BALL, n, BROADWAY, BErw EsN

Mss. FRANCES KExBLE BuTLERs LAST READlNG-
Ivl Mrs butler will Saturday evening March
play Of HAMLET ut the Suyvesant Institute half past
occk Toke's b had Of Mr. Polmapn Janor OF
Insttute s the Aston House. the Irving the Union
Hotel at NJ ranciS and Mr. Bookstores ST.
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FOU N ID.

LNOOND-A PARCEL LEFT AT MY STORE, BETWEEN
the I'D and 24th of this month The may
@ne by proving ipropsrty and paying expense to THOMAS
WOOD Satoner and Lthorsph III John street, Pearl
street.. N.Y.
HOUND FOUR DOLLARS, WHILE LEAVING THE CARS
at Paterson In the Of lS45 The oer Tor agsnt Il
requested to identity in and the
with interest Address. Pound Lowor Post Once N
y. city.
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RARNUMs An.MoAN nysEUM-oRAND coxsINA-

M ONSlEUR ADRIkN. TIE REAL AND INCOhPARABL1
1 French Magician win continue his sxraordin. Soirees
evening this week. the Minerva Rooms No. % Broad
way where he will give grand Magical and Egyptian Enter
tainment Admission 80 children % Doors open
at Z o'elock-Performance TO commence ats
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TRAVELLERS WILL FIND AN INVALUABLE sscU
ty Dr. Raphs Practical Private Treatise The recipes
plainly siven a tbs iustantsDeoua treat
ment intended 70 equally available in place 9th
ed Ion 2 np Price 81 Nay HAD Of the author -
Y CD etraet. by mai FREQ
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ISoR CALIFORHIA.-THE CALIFORNIA MUTUAL RENE
az and Stock Afsoc aen vl oe Wednesday snd
FRIDAY eveuneA half past at liz Broadway Shars In the
A, sooistion oan be had. On application IS sboxe to
CALVIN LAThR0P, President
Cu,p T. seoratAyy.
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TOWNSEND AND OHR's MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF
ton at the New Largo Hail. fitted xpresy for these Paint
ine No. 500 Broadway, Of Walker Doors
att Panorama will moving o'clock. Tickets
cent children hall price Tickets admt gentleman and
sdies ST. There will DO Afternoon Exhibition every Sa
tur5ay ats O'clock the families
tchoe and those who make convenient attend
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CASTLE 0ARDEN.-THE ABOVE wELI-KNOWN SUN
~ he epgared for Evening
Ing the ensuing For further partcur apply
at the Oce the premises BY letter Of paid directed
The preprietors. FRENCH h EEISER
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mIsCELLANEOUS.

lanes LOCKARD LEFT HIS RESIDENCE, AT ToNP-
- kinsvie Staten Island the 18th and Now
York since which time he has not been heard Of He
age with light hair; is about feet inches high
when black stock and SAITH
Any left IS Whitehall street. thankfully
recti yed BIZ his deconsoIate wife.
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AUCTION ..

ITO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or OIL PAINfIN0S
y by old masters till tho 10th Of April Open from III TO
6o'clock. Admttance free.
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INOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIrORNIA.-THE SPLENDID
first GLARS New York built ship AN6ELIQUE Capt Wind
will have Immediate desstch above This ship has Gle
the poop cobin ard in the spacious saloon between decks with
single throughout and supplied with ators
port Fehts insure ventilation In the atitsdea
Mrs Farnham with her association Of Ladsa has taken
which this excellent opportunity for ia
mills make the with advantages and comforts not
found other vessel The well Known sailing qualities Of
the ship will passengers safe speedy
passage freight apply board At pier No 10 East River foot
Of wall street, or to T. RICHARDSON co, 81 south at
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Tu>HE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, go BROADWAY, BE
sprng and Prince and tho only In this
country Of number Of life size OF Chinese
Of all oss:es several hundred Chinese paintings apartments
houses; md vesse models Of pAsodas temples and
bridges specimens Of Chinese manufactures their agricultural
and mechanical implements instrument Of music So
10 Open nom nine An till n. daily AdmttaAoe, -
mt Children under ~ half price. -
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CALIFuRNIA BAN FRANCISCO. COMPANIES AND
~ Associations can be nodntsd In the superior
CLYDE Kompttn master IN favorable particulars
fppy TO SCHOYER Co, 81 Wall street.
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wi March 3d. tbs performances to with GtEkN
MOUNTAIN BUY-Jededah Homebved. Mr. @. L. Hill; Mr..
Mr. Niciinsen sque,mi Mrs Hcnry Ellen Miss
N,ckipsou To Do followed by CUT AND CONE A0AIN-ke-
sIn ssoTs me- @ q. Bill Major Tucker Mr. Nskusos; 70.
Tucker Mis- Philips TO ude with the KING OF TIE
PFACOCKa-Trce Jessamy Mr. LeverG Fairy Faithful Mas
Nckineep; Nav Fly, Great SeA Serpent
Ipdles t7-Curain will ~ ~ Dress oircle,
81 cent Urrer boxes rs cet |; Pit Ahuliug
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

mtted could MI sheet of paper with the details 80
qiars but can now only furnish this briaf oht partic-
dyspepsia has necT returned; the Rheumatism s My
is ifss me- out not severely and is easily arrested ana
anu my bronchial affection is entirely cured S1cb
wonderful and happy results Of the experiment Is the
nave recommended the BELT and FLtID to MANY Who'll
Deen likewise suffering from Neuralgia affections nave
tried them, with happy results Relieve In every nave
am dear SIR, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDS
Dr. Christie's Galvanie Necklace
Is used for all complaints affecting the r,.. ~ 14..s
as Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Throat Nerros such
Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralv;a IN ~ III sex
zng Roaring in the Ears Deafness wichis genera uz
vous and that distressing complaint called Tic Dolor1T
DIR. Christic's GaIvanIc Bracelets
Are found of vast service in Commissions Fits s
modlc Complaints and general Nervous Affections of tho H.
and upper extremes Also in Palsy and Paralysis and an
diseases caused by deficiency of power Nervous Enerr
In the limbs or other organs Of the body. 81
BE- Many hundred Certificates from all parts of tho Mr.
try OF the most extraordinary character be given if M
qured. It.
RNo trouble or inconvenience attends the use Of H.
CHRISTIES GALvANIC ARTICLES and they may be worn b
the most feeble and delicate with perfect ease and safety y
many cases the sensation attending their use highly nn
ana Agreeable They can be sent any part Of the contry
PRICES:
Inc Inc SaIVanic Belt, Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanie Bracelets, One Dollar each
The Magnetic Fluid One Dollar
The articles accompanied by full and plain directions
Pamphlets with full particulars may be had of the ath
zed Agent. 'f
Hg,PARTICUIAR CAUTIoS.-Beware of counterfeits ana
worthless limitations. d. C. MORFHEAD NJ n ~D"
General Agent for the United States 1872 Broadway,
N.Y., New York.
September IA, Isi9 j-eoTIa sO
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HAMs.-The. Southern Cultirofor notices some hams
exhibited at the Georgia state fair which were one
two, three and four years old. The writer says
The owner refused to divulge his secret but as
we have fortunately become possessed of it. we here
give it. Procure some good clean hickory ashes,
have them perfectly dry draw your meat from the
pickle dry day; sprinkle the ashes over the meat
nretty thick being careful not to knock off more salt
than what must fall off then hang up your meat as
high as possible smoke it with cool smoke, made by
hickory wood be sure to take it down before the
skpper-fy makes his appearance, being generally IN
this climate, first of March pack 1t away on dry
dav in casks: 1st layer of hams In perfectly dry
hickory ashes; 3D. of corn cobs, &C. cover
your cask snug and tight; and you may rest easy
about your hams" ls
PRoTEeT1oN OF CRops-In many parts of the coun-
try the grainfeds of the farmer suffer serious dam
age from the depredations 0fwild birds and animals
The common wild pigeon often does great injury by
pulling UP spring grain, especially Indian corn,
where their roosts breeding places are established
They 90 in hocks and destroy a field OF many acres
in few minutes Various means have been adOp-
ted to keep off the birds, such as placing images and
other objects in the field with but little advantage
It has been suggested that hawks might be trained
in such way as to prevent pigeons from lighting
fields In the days of falconry, several species
of hawks were trained for the pursuit of game. We
have one or more species in this country which natu
raIly prev ON pigeons to considerable extent The
pigeon hawk (Falco Columbar1us,) is an object of
perfect terror to the pigeon. Whether 1t could be
trained to the purpose suggested doubtful
but from the great dread manifested towards it by
the pigeon, it might be sufficient to conhne the hawk
in some conspicuous situation in the field.
| HINTS FOR THE Sales.--future orchards-trim
hardy grapes-cut gratis, they may be very easily
and safely preserved in large box of damp moss, or
buried wholly in earth; protected from contact with
| it by enclosing in box open below. Young trees
which have not been banked round the stem, should
have the snow trodden round them to guard against
mice. Caterpillars eggs may be now cut from the
young shoots in orchards Marking-labels may be
made stakes for stAening newly transpanted trees,
and boxes set with glass; for covering early vegeta-
bles. Trees sent long distances late in autumn are
sometimes received frozen, in which the packing
should be Immediately removed and the roots before
thawing buried in the earth. tree frozen out of
ground will escape injury ifthawed beneath The SOIL
but if thrawed while exposed to the air, it will perish
CONSUMPTION OF T1MBER.-Sinclar, in his Code of
Agriculture states that "A gun ship requires 5000
loads of wood the produce of SO of heavily tim
| bered land
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Agricultural.
ArrlenIfnraI song.

The following sent the officers of the Norfolk Coun
ass Agricultural Society, at their meeting IN October
last by TKlsTRAM BURGESS, Esq, of Rhode Island:
With the Pioneer Axe what a conquest is made;
What field from the forest is won!
What regions, reduced from the wilderness shade,
Are now warmed in the beams of the SUM-
From the rock where fathers in exile first landed,
Their clearing, from river to river, has spread;
And mountains and palms. by their arc commanded
Till now on the beach of Pacific they tread
What farm for q nation to cultivate now
And gather the wonderful harvest it yields:
IT'S an Empire, reduced to the Sickle and Plow,
An empire of gardens, and orchards, and fields.
The Pew and the Sickle shall shine bright in glory
When the Sword and the Sceptre shall crumbe in rust
And the farmer shall lve both in song and In story
When warriors and kings forgotten in dust.
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NOTICE.-An per-
IN sons indebted to

NTOTICE.-All per-
IN sons indebted to
the late firm of PRICE
& FULTON, are re-
quested to make pay
ment to the subscriber
without delay. The
money may be remit
ted agreeably to the
terms Of the "Journal, "
or paid to its agents.
Subscribers may remit
the full amount of the
yearly subscription, and
if the amount RENTED
exceeds the sum due
the old firm, the over
plus win be duly credit
ed on the books of the
new firm Of FULTON s.
PRICE.
All persons having
claims against the late
firm of PRICE s. Full
TON, will present them
to the subscriber for
settlement.
A. L. PRICE,
Surviving partner of
the late firm Of PK1cE
g. FwToN.
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The sleeping ChIld.

BY LEIGH HUNT.
A brook went dancing on its way,
From bank to valley leaping;
And by its sunny margin lay
a lovely infant sleeping
The murmur of the purling stream
Broke not the spell which bound him,
Like music breathing in his dream
lullaby around him.
Ii is lovely sight to view,
Within this world of sorrow,
One spot which still retains the hue
That earth from Heaven may borrow;
And such was this--a scene so fair, @
Arrayed in summer brightness,
And one poor being resting there
One soul of radiant Whiteness.
What happy dreams fair child, given
To cast their sunshine Ger thee?
What cord unites that soul to heaven,
Where visions glide before thee?
For wandering smiles of cloudless mirth
Der thy glad features beamng,
Say, not a Thought form of earth
Alloys thine hour of dreaming
Mayhap afar on unseen wings,
Thy sinlesS spirit soaring,
Now hears the burst from golden springs,
Where angels are adoring. aE
And with the pure heliacal throng,
Around their Maker praising,
The joyous heart may join the song
Ten thousand tongues are raising
Sheep, lovely babe for times cold touch
Shall make these visions wither;
Youth and the dreams which charm SO much,
Shall fade and fly together,
Then, sleep-whie sleep is pure and mild,
Ere earthly ties grow stronger,
When thou shalt be no more a child,
And dream of Heaven no longer.