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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
STREET DEPARTMENT.

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 1,
- HALL OF RECORDS-PubIc notice Is hereby siv-
en that the following petitions have been presented ntne
Foald Of Assistant Aliermcn t. RAISE TIE GRADE Of
2ith at the intersection of 2d1y to ponI w ieet
west II gd-av. 90 the middle OF 2da md RAISE TIE
GRADE OF ydav the side between lji 1nd 2ith-
Il 10 ALTER THE LINE Of n. Marks = ace, on
south and aorh side bet.een st az and Avenue AsO
the following resolution To PAVE Z}i-st from IN 10
shav All persons interested having objections ihefetp.
are requested present them writing 10 the undor-
s,4d ~ ms Office on before ihe lst day o Octopef
next ls22l JOHN + DODGE. Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
CORPORATION NOTICE.--Pubhc

y notice IS hereby g. the owner owners occu-
pant occupants o all houses and lots improved or unm-
proved lands affected thereby that the following assess
meus have been completed b the Assessors and osed
m The Office Of the Bureau of Assessments Tor eNannaon
by all persons interested, VIZ For FILLING 81 NhEN
LOTS between snih and i3d SITS and lOh ana 'havs.
The embraced by such Assessment include all the
several Houses and Lots OF Ground vacant Lots peces
and parcels of Land situated the above two blocks
bounded Nv 10th and thayS and % and 43dstS All per
sons whose interests affected hy the above named
assessments and who opposed 60 the same o either of
them requested 20 present theu o6econs IN wuus -
the undersigned their office No Ha of Reronis " III
n thirty days from the date 0 tins notice OHoe, Bureau Of
Assessments, Street Depar,ment. Sept u 1871.
4 L
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

FIRE AT KALAMAzoo, MIcHIsAN-Ihe
blast furnace Of Woodbury. Potter was burned do"l
on the 18Th inst. Loss. $1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
ISAAC MM SMITH.
NOTICE.-Public no

\ uce Is hereby to the owner or owners occu-
ant occupants Of an Houses and Lots improved or un
prOy ed lands thereby THAI the folio ,ent>
have been compeedby the Assessors and are lodged N
the Office OF the Bureau OF Assessments Tor eNAmnton
ty all persons interested. w For REGU LAIlNG and
GRADING EIGHTY -SENENrHSr between Sd and
jthay. The limits embraced by such assessment include
all several houses ard lots Of ground. vacant lots,
pcces and parcels situated both sides oi 8Ith
30 and 9Th All persons whose interests are
Affected by the above named assessments and who are Op-
usd 10 the same or either of them, requested 10 pre-
sent their objections IN writing To the undersigned AT Their
Office No Hall of Records. within thuty days tom the
date If this notceOce Bureau of Assess nenis Street
Department. Sept %, 1871. - .
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
s2i i1t ISAAC WM SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Notices Of Y. %. Paimer's Agency.

r, trae.. # ADVERT sing IN, erieciiy unhefsN'os
g. e,rt ts.fe generally Dir Pelmefs gfeh experience
.tr,.e aeen,y ena1le hln - give veg IMPORTANT sns
i. vrrf0s these matters u az VINO may is'1
srl lg lnter. Jew. ne subject az presented ~ nms
- Nh wofil, the s.nous attention % al pers'ns CO
I-,,I i, act..o b. ..,ness - y j. Bgifg irIbg1
painfrs eitsrprse accompanied A. Il - WHO DIS IA
,,s .Ief-. rear-s.gltcdH.-s ndomtADie ensfxl, 1ia
,.rn1 ra-ae,erance. deserves The reward "nleh We
ba,, f1T 1f,sd Lo would eventually Ioceiyo -P~ts-
erIDd4Q fs5hc LedGsT. ,, -. -. -. -
. a. psi..cr u We belcyc entitled % ,he credit ef
-,.rang AID establishing UPON general sfaLs N tne
crt thls nev and g0rtant pGlHc consenienee, sa1
"a ,;if M that is 4lyanageS viii be duly unfsrst0od
and aDrecaied and the enterprise by which they are al
f,0.e,l f,i,lg ge,s ars1ed ~ BsiisEloTe Sun. -
January 10. avs"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
JOHN FOWLER, IR,)
DAVID SEAM AN, Commissioners.
GEORGE BOYD,
Nav York. SePtemher 10. 1871. sl9tN2y

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
n Suir,caeoft County of N,wNorA, Notice hereby
gwen 10 an uoT>ous having claims against ELIJAH
FISHER late of the City of NewYo. deceased, % pre-
sent The same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber At
her re,dence No 40 20thst the City of New York
on OF before the first dav Of March neKtDaied New
York. the 9TH dag Cf August. 1891
areo Iawq.mTh. JOICE FISHER, Administra.rV
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
l hsyins claims against the Estate q STEPHEN
sol TER late o. the town 0i NortA1ed, hAcAn.old
Cufv deceased 10 ufseut the SAME. with the vouchers
thereof 10 c,Acr the undersigned. q ihtI rescN
residences N sad County. OF before the lh dly ~
January next aut al persons indebted % sad Esftt- are
requested 70 make Immediate payment as aDofe-D4'ed'
Staten Island. July Fh, liJl
a y DECKER Evecr+,-s
ivf0iswGmThs SAMUEL. sQUIERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
N.B. Palmcr's Hints for Rusiness Men.

The door TO wealth respcciabAts Influence and homer.
4 thrown WIde open - all
Io who noelects advertising not only rohs himself Of hs
far advantages but best0ws the spOs on is WISER nyals
He who adstfes IudcOualy and extensively can atord
o ms customers 10 better advantage than he who does
not because he ado The ,1rfecl tans 20 sne"
number ard 10 himself anuch larger amount 0i Dus
nrss Tie whO does the largest business can do IL the
smallest Percentage Il prOht
An Old business subst nnih ts customers drop oa
b. death removal bat he who would build W business
now must be " lac the ne and improve The advantages
II offers
communicate By toeeaph to clos ones eyes 10
the light. and nI-i upon living IN ref"tual darkness. An
individual may do ths AZ his own cost, btt community
class, vii never act 80 uIwlsely.
The man refuses 70 advertise ms business IN ehsct,
coniosses inca acy and dceat and retreats ~ The fe"
Dcmnaton and c.,cunspec,on should be sIerclsed in
the selection Of places and choice male ~ the papers
best adapted 10 the pun nits Il adyeflscf-
l. dL 10 speak of the cost Of adgcnsns a. an mpsd-
meuias well might object u tAo csJ oi sheiterins his
Goods protecting them om thieves OF dealing them Out"
customers ...
ued 10 tie wants Oi the public, sure :" -
l It al ndsputlble fac'. thas there no m
stance o. vel susta ned adherence D eD0tn isj system
OF advert sing ever falling Of succc,s .,
nrs m the country viii concen ate IA the hands Of ono
tenth o % present number of j'obcs N pro'f'a !" We
amount of transactions
The mans BY Which this aad t,rstsnf ehanq, 70
he effected various, bur chei among them u 1ioers
ucaot - two or three papers nor even IN All those of
te c, where the business done, bat 10 the most widely
circulated mails ~ ts nhoie regoH wh,aee eNs"" De
N0,hng has yet been done the wsy of Advernng com
far,G 20 What can aud inevitably val if
Jre merchant Who hss reasonable amount of capital,
and . bus.ness IL god shaps far better siiFd - AL
sero be NJ II so go year than ang iess s'n
Those who take hold Il h mighty engine a an early dy'
sr ,c % lt y,rrnt and fcsloH, sIl ~ aks rasi Jor-
frsr. whr those s.O neeiCct u viii see Their lponsss
..- gt-qgard rerish h nust be seled. Ike Time. ~
tic 9fe0ck, n . l leave the nesiecInl and 1'u''s "1
81 ,eht llhllt - -. ,x.l.
Er,ste adiettsng s morally certain 70 wol' fsso's
. r trade o. d1Fg thousand, NJ he roy s'i's '' ~
D. ala cafcntrne bus.aess IA ne hah1s % iS~ , ~,~
.-.s t.. r.,olt.in and Lcfpt Un'e WIN ln' inc I'D
sffrn of r. ~ credit. aud one -ih d tho's hDg sn
rr~.d il fr il empty suffice ~ 40 tns N5D,s, f" WIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
\ RnaUTIFUL AND TOUCHING INCIDENT.

Yesterday (Sabbllh monine0 nj the ringing :" -,
bells in this city, the congregation OF the Rev MI
F.ccwl Baptist me! around The wasef sa,h,r was quc
ees ws showing quite ice had bee" cut SS.
ss s;kss svsIy s'' bu; GTs's s"D
Idans Gar ,h Shirt Of God 10 rest all present NJ
The. The pas s his Escs s and into the waer an"
immersed him Next followed young loy, ~ ,1 i ,,rt
and fash ,ncre ccinc beautiful dove lowering over 'ls con-
@rcua,iop urd actually lit down on INC ice, anl @
IN, little distance nn the administrator ana III:
alou hp s,,rc moment the minister rcniii kcd,
and The spirit rested him in the shape Of dove" II
was one Of the most beautiful and touching ihc.ehtS VIC
se- r;rn,ssG in The administration Of religious i!te In
derd il seemed TO call up tie minds OF Christians inc lc
when the adorable Rcdcemcr cane w. out o. JORDAN "n"
God set seal 10 this sacred rite lanratsler y. h'
Mirror
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore American.


The weather continues extremely cold and i; il holds on
duy or two lnrger the will reap Abundant crop
Tie Musical Fund Hall about hall filled last evening
on Tho occasion OF the Jenny Lind Concert. She was,
however in fine voice and very warmly received. She gives
her second ana last concert Friday evening
T. S. District Altos ncy Ashmcad .t1ve notice this morning
tina, he would moi pros in the remainder Of The
Chrstiann treason cases The authorities Of Lancaster CO.
have demanded that the prisoners hc detained until teir oi-
GERS reach city take them into custody and lodge
them In Lancaster Jail They 10 be tried Tor riot and
murder.
The Kussu,h benefit at the Museum the other night,
welded $500 5 The o about three hundred Of our
most distinguished and weathies citizens printed
the bill as general COMMITTEES. Their patriotism is Ger
tainiy be admired kcssut has signicd his intention TO
the Committee Invitation from This city 10 visit Piia-
dephia on "Wednesday next The Grand Banquet viii come
Eri1
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RACK NOSES.

resolution has been Introduced 10 the Kentucky Lesa-
ure which provides shat the Keeper OF the rsncnaTy
shall procure suitable chemical dye, such rs viii STAN the
cucc or outer sr:icc Of the skin perfectly black 50 That IL
CANNOT he washed off, or in any way be removed until time
shall wear it away and furnish new chcle or sur
face and that with this dye he shall have the nose OF each
male convict painted thoroughly black and renew me appi
cation ms often as may DC necessary keep So until with
in one month of the expiration Of his sentence, when 1t
shall be discontinued for the purpose of permitting nature 10
restore the feature original hue preparatory 10 the 81
cond advent Of lis owner into the woi" Pike, OF Tic
Kentucky Eue is in iavoro the resolution with an amend
ment that The sheriff Of each county be required 10 eaten
every dehquent newspaper subscriber in his baiwch ana
blnck his nose and keep i, blacked until be pays up.
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WHAT Is A YEAR,

What is year, It's but wave
On lile's dark rolling stream,
Which is so quickly gone that We
Account il bur a dream.
IT'S but single earnest ilrob
OfTime's old iron heart,
Which tireless now and strong Us when
ltfrst with lifs did start.
What is 4 year? IT'S but aturn
OfTime's old braZen wheel,
Or but page upon tic book
Which death must shortly seal.
IT'S but step upon the road
Which We must travel DER
A few more steps ard we shall walk
Life's weary road no more.
What is a year! 'ris but breath
From Times old nostri!s blown,
As rushing onward DER the EARTH
We hear his weary moan.
IT'S like the bubble on lie wave,
Or dew upon the lawn,
As transient as the mi$ts of morn
Beneath the summer sun.
VIVA, is year? lis but q type
OF life's oft changing scene;
Youths happy morn comes gaily on
With hills and valleys green.
Next, Summers prime succeeds the Spring,
Then Autumn, with tear,
Then comes old Winter-dea:h, and ull
Must find then level here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
EELOyI FOUNDRY FOR s.iAs..

tlfr'l orr ni ''t!t!.
, comfy l!alrcy. ci II the SAFE Cont House ~ 'r w
81 Erna o.: Friday. The :!t LAY 81 June, l-' rendered "a
s p Wool Ridge Az. others, against Archer sta IS "!n'
or ,r said cc:cc. T:S Lay. the !riii dty ." Doc. 'Jci -
if rn; on thu next day thereafter a. X O'clock GA TIE
arena sell pu!.c .ucn. !c iI'iciL biisT Az 't 'trt q"
;aI .ut;n in Ctrs cchl n:"n-n: 70 tie eSi" o.
" ,r IN, ark hundred asst n:@" '','
win n the Iiou.c Foundry tom. aud TURNING hi commonly
the roi iuun!f VIII; iufLcdA;cs "'eI' IIi'3
T. -: - .,, q,
Civ al ErnnaG. Immediately rcHis q" HE t"t' Mines
ctnH IEiS EuGn!If has inr =
.,rr .: YEAR, used ;or manufacturing G" ir TIE
DEPARTMENTS; arl u'i Is post o. csG'tcfc
sGtiiN 81 W" ""-t
f,I IN m in this country and ma II. c:aioS"! III 'H- i" o
:inI, ri tg. adIinn The E"riIS I'"! iil
near mis- ur,ucrtyis cruguliy - the ciiT 81 '!fi' ~"
mann, ain r.. gll Virginia. al the James ' AM ~
Canal and The several Railroad near H. oder "nhd ''
n. and oc- gl.,Iuic, by iu;t!'n IN NHlih a"
ir deserved rnpu !:r Cannon" h'hHT'"Hd az
h.a very. Justified calm. the attention "i '"cfe
rnuu.i the this valuable property y A'"' ' "'
sia ne woods, anr!in5 supply o. g""i Hs "t gu I
Sary PROPOSES " .,.,. >, ,,.,r N .,,,.- r,s,
s Of sal e. credit iva and t'e. .ctIs III flEi Ni''"'
interest ir"H tie aT q" S!" We f
ac 10 1--WE bonds pi.o. security "r ~" l!u"n'S "i i"r
nen.s tie Iie u hc property si |" "r
as security said bonds @h al! incca. WHICH il
arrrrr ti.-:. .ri, shll: bc iu.y Iri!. -.
Mr. .s YaInc Show Inc prorcri? ID any person w'ains
q, hy ~. the vii riG'hcfi'" 'd MA:
nc a"'''''S'' - ''' " IL HANCOCK. rrm'r.
DISAPPOINTMENT The above sale postponed uas; Ia" 81 ia:
~ I,'l'r
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From The New York Courier

SUPPRESSED PORTION OF KOSSCTE1'S SPEECH.
The following paragraph in the manuscript OF d. Kos
suths address at the Press Banquet but for reason
unknown US delivered, was it allowed BY its
author 10 find into the report OF more Than one OF
our cotemporarcs 1t followed the paragraph abiding 10
"a systematic compound of the most foul calunines,
which huG appeared q considerable Time ago, in certain
New York papers."
But ore curious incident may perhaps be permitted 10
state, which must DC entirely new TO you.
al kntaha, prisoner When several weeks before
the alluded 10 article appeared in print here got by The
kindness brave friends from VIENNA win CONSTANT
nvpe, (nnrk wel gen!iemcn-rom fiennaJ mannscilri
with ia,:raiion that il copy OF the article WHICH
would appear in American newspaper the copy Ia
ken for nv by honest IMAM, in tine very bureaus OF
the Austrian Ministry have shown the manuscript 10 my
associates several of whom being here remember and
testify The curious fact; andy Indeed, some weeks later!
the very article appeared in American newspaper and II
that compound Of misrepresentation and catumnr TO
which Abiding Now it is not mine 10 Investigate this
strange affinity between independent American journal
and the secret cabinet OF Asa il may be quite an inno-
cent accident. only mention II as contribution 10 he
cabinet Of curiostcs Of the world Let il be- il is not
worth while TO dwell upon IL"
Here s grave cha-ge-a charge too grave TO be over
looked The Courier and Enquirer is of the New York
papers, and therefore, may bc the referred TO- We have
a RICH. TO demand and do demand, Of NJ kossu.h i
the Courier and Enquirer was or was not the object OF his
reference.
All the coffee grown in the West Indies has sprung FROM
two plants taken hthcr BY French Ho,anis it" The b.
tanic garden Paris On the voyage TIE supply OF wafer
became nearly eyhauscl but anxious the French
man to preserve The plants tina. liz deprived himself n his
allowance order the coffee plants. Formerly ce-
fee could only be got al great expense from Mocha IN ra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

THE PAUpEtS DEATH BED.
Tread solt!y-how The head
In rcvc:crt silence bow
No passing bel! doth toll
Yet an immortal soul
Is passing now.
Stranger however great,
Win holy reverence bow;
There's one in that poor she'd
One by that paltry bed
Greater than thou.
Beneath that bcggar's roof,
Lo! death dolh keep his state;
Enter-no crowds attend
En,er-no guards defend,
This palace gate.
That pavement, damp and cold,
No smiling courtiers tread;
One silent woman stands,
Lifting, with meagre hands,
* dying head.
No minglin voices sound
AN infant wall alone;
A sob suppfess,,d-again
Thut short, deep gasp, and then
The parting groan.
Oh change-Oh! wondrous change
Burst arc the prison bars
This moment, there, so low,
So a.ohized, and now
Beyond the stars
Oh change ndous change
There lies the sy.lllrSS clod
The Sun eternal breaks
The new immortal wakes
Wakes with his God.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

HEAVY DAMAGES FOR LlBEL.--Daniel Il. Hunt a
steamboat captain: hs recovered S2 500 damages for libel
al ST. Louis from Joan Simonds 1t appears the defendant
had charged the paia with Overlooking his boat; and as
chairman Of the Board OF Underwriters bad pnbshcda no
tice in tho ST. Lons and New Orleans papers, stating tina
the insurance Offices wonld insure goods shipped IN any
boat commanded by the pllintii The consequence was
thai be could nrOcMrc [rciGht.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

SINKING OF \ TENNESSEE MOCNTAlN.--lt Is
stated that few days ago portion of Wadcns Ridge sunk,
with noise resembling dtep-toned thunder leaving huge
gap in the timber that inges The side OF the r5gc extend
ing about miles in parallel direction "ilh the top ne
unn in the dense timber appeared about sixty hun
drcd feet ia Width ans the sru:c in the earth reached To nm
unknown DEPTH 10 which OF the largest size We're torn
I'M and enormous rocks which had probably laid concealed
for agce were rent from their primitive holdings and laid
bare The foundation which tho mountain rests i sup
Ito hnv.. rivn
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GOD GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.
BYMEs. II. J. ". LEWIS,


Softly the wild bird sinks
Into his downy nest when twilight falls,
And not one care his truthful spirit links
To the wild world without iis fragile walls;
Untaught BY those who wake 10 watch and weep,
He knows God giyeth his beloved sleep.
The rangers of the hills
Unnumhcred herds that rove the verdant plain,
The gliding serpent, charming while he Kills,
The bee that homewari bears It's luscious grain
These resi- when DER them evening shadows creep;
They know God givrih his beloved sleep.
The very flowers are bowed
When cooie. airs caress them, and the dew
Hangs on their tinted petals, and crowd
Of Offering stars lock out from fields OF blue;
Then, while the songs OF angels DER them sweep,
They rest-God givc;h his beloved sleep.
To all most holy night
To the green leaves the mountain SPRINGS the flowers,
Thou contest with toy silent wing OF might,
And blessing greet thee Tor Thy tranquil hours;
While man, u'e,ougn" with grief forgets 10 weep,
Knowing God eiveth hist beloved sleep.
And they all sleep in peace;
Passion is hushed-t'e toll The strife are Ger,
The struggling spirit hath obtained release
And plumed lis wings though but in dreams, to soar.
Oh blessed Night That bears through shadows deep
The charm tina siveth Gods beloved sleep!
Aud when the mellow light
From eyes we love grows tip and fades away
When the low, grassy mound conceals from sight
One who had made the brightness OF Lies day;
When foods OF grict the spirits chambers sweep,
On, think-God gve;h his beloved sleep!
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SCHOOLS IND CNLLEGES,
E'I.GGI'tvooD AcApEM1, King i oUE5::

FILE ETtFooD ICADEMN, KING QUEEN.
liz. the
cg!..ar.cE IN ne " .uiT. 'nIi!I.,
|!y inc wl: the School has
series -" :r.5i, Sufficient, and .s best Testimonial
~" ui ITS appreciation by the pubic.
Iac ccuf=: study a" hctt. vi" embrace The anci ana
#i ah'ag i.i'rHd;!c. the Physical SClcI together
"a. E"t!Jjs branches >ntId uash l.
ht i ttIhri, III! accomplished and cmInCuty Lualir.
'tr 10" lie - tTee years s been re engaged An additional!
ig "i c requisite quantities. dn. viii dc
u, al lie rs.
o! all
cHi gn:: utr ever: n-tcS lights VII. ne ssh
!.c- j.!i i%..
.'as '.soa. mheF information respecting the School
orrs II Its'f'hrr. WHITE
Post ;rii... trrt"oni Academy. Dec i2-r!
i.UEDjA$tiLLk1 MALE ACADEMY.
! III: vi il!s INSTITUTION he jh
4 January AMI continue umu tie 10Th January lSS
'Ic:i u r.is III lie summer. Tbs ScJn cG
'isr c"u": Va The "co remarkably healthy and easy
tt' !cm" w.: ia mile u the Virginia Cru!ra. tlI
' oi vii 10 thorough Ind ii';!caIcr!bramg
~ w a.hcies Ash Classical e.Ica.iEn THIS >cl!D-
fit!!ii" e ,t;at: youn: Tor LOlcyc aai ~
ltc '' course Ui nsIi. college
t,!c S.rup..
"f The scholastic year OF iDnons ard boa RI.
-: i4'i, washing anu servant attendance siaJ o.
Higher En-. lsh Mai a.
Latin aud Greet. "a
10
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late traveller in speaking of Egypt says Her products
consist of wheat flies and soTceyed children So much
her In remaTkng her he observes that
her Imports made up Of undcrdone Engshmen IN pur
suit Of the her exports consist of the
Engishmen done brown and fleeing from bsggars and bugs
Moe country thatI
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From the Louisville Journal

From the Louisville JouTnal1
Is m exquisite lay from of the bright young birds
AXE the columns of the Louisville Journal musca
mmer grove:
THE INQUIRY.
Spirit tell NE. who art Thou,
With Thy calm angelic brow
Sweetly shining on my soul,
With moonbtam-ke control,
Till It leaps like waves by night
Meath the mellow chastened light.
Spirit, wheresocer | stray,
Thou art with me on my way,
And the darkest hour grows bright,
Gloried by thine nnselight;
Tell me whence Thy magic power
Thus to cheer ie's dearest hour
When above some page bend,
BY the hand of genius penned
Then brow all Heayen-made,
Bids the poets beauties fade,
And thine ange!-tace read,
Till my soul from clay seems freed.
When wander forth alone,
Thy pure wing is DER thrown,
And thou pc.atyst 10 the sky,
Telling me It's like tnine eye
And the glory Of thy smile
Gladdens all the earth The while.
When bow mo in my prayer,
Spirit, thou art softly there,
And thy voice falls sweet and low
AS zephyr in Its ;low
While thine prisons arise
Music brea,hings TO the skies.
Spirit, thou art passing fair
With thy starry eyes md hair,
Glorious as the morning BEAM
Loveit rs maidens dream,
With thy glory bcaming brow,
Tell on tell inc who ART thou?
Spirit, list mine limos. prayer,
Beautiful thou ~; and fair;
Let thine ange-lovelincss
All my future being bless;
Yet obi tell me whence thou art
Child Of Heaven, or of the hearth M. J. S.