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RICH SPRING GOODS.

RICH SPRING GOODS.
w. A. q J. &. McCLEL AND
NToULD call the attention Of their friends, and buyers in
w general, to the
Largest aud Most Elegant stock of
SPRING GOODS
Ever offered by them. This stock has been selected with
unusual care and prices which will enable them to Offer
very great Inducements to buyers, particularly to CASH
O0'''" METROPOLITAN STOKE,
Nos. 81 and So College Street
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped Poi De Sol;
Super Black Gro De Rhnss, very cheap;
Mourning silksi
Eegant FlOuncvd Barsges
super Pi'n Baregs. OolOrs md black very cheap;
ChAlies,
Elegant French Organdies;
Printed JAconets neat styles;
Ginghams. Printed IAnens, Chnts, Prints, 4e. &C.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin BsogAielle;
Lame;
Wool DAmaskS;
Union
Muslin Curtains, with ST the Trimmings
complete for putting up Cartains made 10 naieh
STAPLE G0OB>.
Our stock Of staple Coos very layse and complete
Cotton Sheetlngs, Plaid Domesties, coitsadss, linens
Drills Tweeds, paeas, BombsEines, Drno De k'e' Oons'
Cassimers NestinFs, 6e. &e, al yeyy cheap, AZ -
McCLElLANDs METROPOLITAN sfOkk,
apr6 Nos 81 and 50 College rect
For RENT OR LEASE
I HkvEa lot in south Nashville, IS feet ncnt and
ming hack 100 feet, vel enclosed with stone irnce,
which is well suited ior Lumbor Yard, that viii rept 0r
lesss ior term q yeSFs Any Wishing Yet for that
purpose could not select better locHfion In the city
n. A. BALLowE, GenT Agent
nariA No. ~ DeAGerick street
JOHN WATT CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
NO. Carondelct Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
eYANoKS made Cons zraents o Cotsou "A the Ahove
n House By JOHN d. JAMES co.
febx2-d8mu6t
L'XTtA FAMILY FLOUR
II leo eSla LafAVolts Mills fear. direct on Che Mia
ann 3 "A LOOMS 90.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
- THE undersigned has Just receiv- -
ed good supply Of 9
~ II FRENCH, ENGLISH NfE 81
z$&9 DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, E4EA
LfE q Consisting in part Of the follow & u
49, ing, to witt 3
25 pounds English and French Calomel;
25 DO best blue Mass;
25 do Bermuda Arrow Root;
20 do White Jamaica Ginger;
500 do White and Red CASTLE Soap:
% do best Turkey Gum Opium;
10 do " Powdd
II do Chloroforn, (some in In bOttles)
10 do Surgeons Lint;
So do Gum Arabic, lump and pOwdsred)
III do best Composition Magnesia;
100 do Chewing Balsam;
5 do Syrup Iodide Iron;
IS do Powdered Ipecac;
10 do JRlap;
so do Cinnamon Bark (powdered and unpowd'd1
IS do Blistering Ointment;
do best Turkey Rhubarb Root;
20 do IOdide Potash;
IS do Aqua Amonia; 70 pounds Spirit Nitrs;
90 ounces Iodide Tin 1-oz. bottles
~ do Soluble Citrate Iron;
IS do suphate Morphine;
4s do pure Nitrate snver, lin crystal, and ,ticks)
80 do Benzsic Acid;
80 large and small Wedgwood Mortars;
rs do do do Funnels
IL do Fresh Salad Oil, Cn pint and quart bo,tes;)
% yard Adhesive Plaster, (part in one yard cans3
dozen Spatulss (assorted sizes)
y do Strengthening Pasters;
l2 do Barrys Tricopherous;
20 packages P per Pin Boxes:
90 do turned wood PHI Boxes;
F6 dozen Yeast Powders;
SO do Soda and Sedlitz Powders;
IL do Taylor's CrystaliEed Wash Balls;
Sc do Glass and Metallic Syrnges;
do Cupping Glasses, assorted kinds;)
25 do Capsules,
l2 do British Lnstre (very hne;)
pounds Glycorine;
25 do Washed Sulphuric Ether;
10 do Citric Acid; 10 lbs ChIerate Potash.
10i do best prepared Chalk,
90 do Medicinal Extracts. (assorted Iinds)
Together with large number Of artirles in the same line
too numerous 70 mention. Besides largest and
ed assortment Of Phillip Scheeln Hanes and Co.'s Select
Powders ever brought TO this city, and Of which every
tcng Physician in the State ought TO have supply: all O
Hhc viii be sold at the lowest market price for cash.
punctual men only. A. STRETCH
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
corner OF Union and College sts,
Jan22 NASHVILLE Tennessee
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CATLIN,S HISTORY
OF TIE INDIAN TRIBEs OF NORTH AMERTc

OF TIE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA.
WITH Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of the Pro
w epsl Chieh Embellished With l2O PoEInArIs ron
the Indian Gallery Washington, In volumes complete.
Recently received and fJr sale low By mo- 3. WEST.
ALso-Just to hand, - MATES CELSzzATkD GpTTAAs
Isi9 INV
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E'OR SALE OK RENT-Ihavsa desira- ..nsN
BILE house on Lower Market street for sale OF E.H
rent, the house containing four the main ilt
building. with cellar, dining ROOM kitchen and All pcresss
~ out buildings. Any wishing comfortable Residence
and one convenient TO the business part Of the et should
make immediate spplcaiio ion 20 -
r. A. BALLowE, Gen1 Agt
Jan5-u No n Dssdsr,sts $50
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P.rrs OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper propretors generally, ana especially oi this
ty under the psages and regulations Pevais
.ued unon 70 labor without remunera-
ton than other class Of community The gratuitous
pubcaton Of charity and religious ana COM
oatons tributes respect, obituaries, &C &C.. which
only he Inserted heavy cost to the proprietor i'm
poses 1on them burden onorou that they teel called
-, ~ defence 10 check the abuse by making such
nhations charge to extent at least upon the par
ieo more Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
oino the example Of the press in other Cities impeled by
sense of its intrinsic propriety, and imperative duty TO
Themselves The subscribers have therefore, united togeh
or In mutual agreement the 10 lowing specified terms
or the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
For each square Ct II lines or less OF BREWER or ~ lines or
Foreacb sdditional insertion per sauare....... SO
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5000 REuARn-

II ANAWAY nom Nashville the negro woman MINERVA; ;
OF dnrk cope color very feshy in habit; having
quite prominent eye; walks awkWardly some feet or
inches in height. she has been employed In Nashville As
seamtress several years. and may urknS about town
preparatory TO making her escape 10 free STATE having re
Gently been detected In attempt get oG II taken on,
o. the state will give tsO hundred dollars for her Appr-
henson and one hundred dollars taken in the State and
lodged in the Nashville Jail.
janf2-tf THOs NJ PgTWAY
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UnBRELLAa

Iusr reeslxsd aFEs sssorsment q nne sk Ubrsas s
u al sises and colors. CLIFTON ABBOTT.
arts No Is Cedar street.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, MONDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER & sCHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLEroEs BUILDISG 346 and 34s Broadway.
Late No. so NaSssu-Street.
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LARD WANTED.

ARD-50O bbls ard wanted inEasdiately for which n
IL highest market price In Cash viii Be paid.
mar2s-dn J. DOYLE CO.
No. - souih Front Hsshvina Tern
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"BOOkS THAT ARE BO0KS,n
AND WORTH READING.
GREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
" FLoOD FIELD.
UNcLE SANS FARM FESCE.
MoRSIS0 sraRs OF NEw WORLD.
FFfY YEARS IN BUTH HExnsPHERxs
NoxAMrUa NATIcK.
LIvEs oF THE QuEESs OF FSoLASD.
THg PILGRIMS or WALsIxGHAM.
HrLLs, LAKEs FoREsT STREAMS
THE MoSEY MAKER.
SUBSTANCES sHADows.
TES NIGHTs IN A BAR ROOM.
TABLEs Carries.
FERx LEAyEs. Second Series.
MeSoREs ovEA TIE WArkk-
TESNEsSEAz ABRokn.
BERTHA AND LILY.
THE HERNIT's DuL
HoxKY NooS and other ComicalitIes
Miss LksiIS's BEHAVIOR BooE.
THIs, TRkr AND The 0EHKa.
For sale by CHARLNS W. suIrA
mar2
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THE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
THE
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee
Will ePen at ODD Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY OF NAsBVILLE.
On the First Monday Of October, 1855.

MANUFACTURER Mechanics, Artists and an oth.rs
WI invited 10 eontoaie specimens os their skin and
zb0r. Competent judges u b. appointed 10 exnmins Al
Articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS 10 tsase entitled
" them under the rules.
Al articles sent for exhbion VII - stored withohs
pense 10 the owner and should be the care of
H. Gordon Co. Commission Merchants, Markst street
The object Of the faF s 10 develop and enesarags ks
Manufacturing and Mechanical Interests q The state IL
management Il IN the hands q eommittes q Feabts and
and energetic nen and is h placed beJ doah
and invitation Is aly and confidently exsendsa
D. al Who may he disposed 10 Parepate IN s advantages
No CHAAaz wi BE- made % s1hbit0rs siter F lie Priv
leEe % exhibiting or for sdmlss ca % the Fasr.
The Opsnng of she AgFcutaral Pair and The
ing Of hs legislature EntaDcous with the sPsnnE q ne
Mechanics kxhloion, H afa unasaAi res % he cer4-
son.
CIscrL4ns eoutNlnng ta dztas ~ The Pian 90 ne
hibon snd all other nfarnasian desired, vn b. promPH
foi uArded by addressing either % shs unearsieneG
~ M. ReS0aAN. Pssst
" K. wlEEs csr sss,y arss
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CTHAW CUTTERS FOR FIVE DOL .
~ LAhS-A substantial article. Just received and fos
sale by d. ID. DICKEY,
f~hS Ma A ror... str..t Nashvff-
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sCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.,
IMPORTERS DEALERS IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, &C., &c.
ITO william Street, New York,
INVITE the attention Of the trade to their large and va
red stock Drugs. Paints, Oils Perfumery, &C., &c.
In addition their regular importaons Of Staple Drugs
tey are also receiving direct from the sources Of produc
on and manufacture, supplies Of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Bronzes Corks Morars Sponges, French and
English Perfumery bins Extracts and many other articles
usually embraced in Druggists stocks which they also
enabled to offer on the most advantageous terms.
Orders, either in person by mall will receive prompt
attention je23-1y
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STEAMBOATS,.
sEMI-wEEKLY NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AMI
PADUCAH PACKET

T'HE neat light draughs Packet, Gn -
Aida, W. J. HARMON, Master, x%CSsEssffsssA5
VIII hereafter run as regular semi
weekly Packet between the above pcrt leaving Nashville
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and
Paducah on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock, p NJ,
stopping at all the intermediate landings.
For freight or passage having good accommodations
ply on board o to A. HAMILTON, Agent.
mar29-6e1S
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WANTED.

ONE HUNDRED Tsousand lbs Bacon;
" 100 bols. Lard, for which l vii pay the highest
uares price In cash groceries. Also, Fealhers Wool
Beeswax Talow Gaseng, aud Rage Ae., In exchange of
oosrles. tje6l CHURCH ANDERSON.
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CNUFF-iop dozen SEQ eh aud MaeobOy snur, In bot
- Ties and Kegs, ioE sale by
spTIT wEsSEL THOMPSON.
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSON, =. P., dealer In Lace and csancy Fancy
n Goods, &C. &C., Union street, NO o. Oe'" ds~91
md Cher Y Streets Nashville, Tenn
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(,EGaRs-Is0,0 extra Principe Cigars, received pc
~ express this day by HhcSsL THOMPSON.
frhlb
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ELOURI FOURL! 900 barrels Of sxtra on hand
Those who want extra art ce get any time
and at iar rates by callngN
mv26 n. T. YEATMAN1S.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE ASD
GENERAL AGENCY,
CHAT NOOG A.,
EoR the collection Of douDtfC or other claims buying
selling, renting lands lots, procuring situations &C.
Prompt attention and uudoubted references when required
febZ2-tf ALEXANDER n PARHAM
DRESS GOODS.
CUPER plain black Gro De Rhne all widths;
~ do do do do = France;
do Plaid and Striped Blk Gro De France;
do Plain Rep. silks, la all coils
dc DO do do in light colors, evening"
Plaid and Striped Silks, in great variety;
Rich Printed and Plaid Nous de LANES;
Tartan Plaids in all coors;
Plaa @eriaos ami Cashaleres, in all coiors;
80 and ca Pain De LANES, in all colors;
BombazineS, Apsecas, Cha'les, French ChntK
Ginghams, Prints, &c., &C
sep2s R. c. McNAIRY 4 CO.
WEhsve now in store by late arrivals
w 80 hhds N. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbs. Molasses, do;
loo do Deans Extra whlskey;
lI5 boSes-halves and quarters-Star Candles;
90 do Palm Soap;
100 do TalOw Candles;
20 do Western Reserve Cheese;
so bbls Glover Seed
4S boxes Peter N. Bears Tobacco, No. 4;
20 do Preston's do do;
u do G. Bnyd's do do;
10 do Bosz Goodwin's do do:
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regaa Cigars, all grades;
Which we will sell low for Cash.
ian5 S II. LOOMS co.
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HlS old established paper has large and an incresser
4 circulation in lower East Tennessee, Georgia and
North Alabama and is offered the Business Men Of Nash
Vile as of the best ADVERTISING MEDIUMS Terms
moderate. lfeb22-f1 f. A PARUAN
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g>OR RENT-Fsr the balance u tais year. that l.rr.
and eamnodoas frame house. situated oa Vine street
nsxt door 70 Cesar. Apply 10
r. A. BALIOwE Gen AGENT
eprif SO. u DszaeFick street
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TO WEAYERs ANp sPINNERs

7 HULIEhIt uLUVEDt &C.
TUsr received largesock Of White. Brown ans Fancy
I CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT,
I ..oa Ma. Is Cedar ntrnet.
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ENT7RA FAMILY FLOUR
Il 100 eslA LafAVOlts Mills FIear direct froE Che Mia
ami 80 3. A. Lo0his q 90.
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been uniformly pursued for NOR than hal
century, with the best results, sLeulj nov
Dc departed from-if you believe that the
Constitution itself is based upon error, shsA
stay where YOU are: you are in your proper
sphere; and the Democratic party win be
better without you. All we ask is that on
show your zeal colors. II you are Demo.
Gratis we want to know tive want YOU 10
take your position as such. If on he 9th.
er hand, you have turned FeleraEs.s We
want to know that. and then We can know
how 70 tre 1t you It's duty you owe to
your country, to yourselves. and 10 poster
ity to take position. and TAKE TT NOW.
The Democratic artillery is already vigo.
rously playing upon tbs citslel Of Federal
Whlsgery. The works Of the enemy mist
and will be carried. and if you do not wish
to be injured in the assault. you must get
out OF The range Of the sho.--you must no1
be found in the garrison, or you will cer.
iainly be treated as enemies --[Dem. Cou-
rier.
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Breadst.nHa

We have carefully examined our exchang.
es from all parts OF the country during the
last week, aud find cheering anticipAsious
OF the comi' & crop almost universal. The
exceptions are rare, and generally in sections
otcountry where the product Of grain Is nev-
er large, and where the effect u thu recent
dry weather has caused apprehensions
which 1t is more than probsble will not Be
realized. The 6ne shower here on wednes.
night or Thursday morning. we hope, was
extensively enjoyed by the country ia this
vicinity at least, and an occasional effort
Of the same sort will soon dispel the appss.
tensions OF the most sensitive.
With the prospect Of an average harvest
at least, and reasonable Of sonethiag more;
with the assurance that much more ground
has been cultivated for grain this year than
last; and with good reason 10 believe that
there is really an abundance Of gr ain IN the
country we cannot doubt that relief is ss
hand from the fan,;ne prices which now rule
the market. Current estimates in New
York of the stock of houl on hand rise 10
Il million and a half Of barels. Tbis il
esteemed considerably over the denalnl
that will exist between the present date and
the FIST products of the ensuing harvest.
The Importance of truthful statements
upon this subject must be apparent to all
who are willing to receive them. Specnls-
ton or personal interests from any csuso, in
tie high price Of breadstutfs. is not 10 be
regarded for moment. The great mass
of the people have deeper interest in the
matter-wllile with many it is almost vi.
tai question, for with the price Of four al.
most every necessary of life Is increased or
reduced in its nominal value. Il Is with
pleasure, therefore, that we announce the
cheering prospect for the ensuing harvest.
and express the hope that facts upon this
subject will continue 10 be freely given 10
the public by those who have 4 fair oppar.
tunity to collect them.
connection with the above we are pleas.
ed to add the testimony of gentleman who
has just returned from tour Throughout
considerable portion Of the middle and
western States. He says. that from his
own ohser 'atiou and the Information deri.
we'd from Others. the expectations with rs.
gard to the ensuing crop were founded in
the most promising aspect ofcultivaied Iands
everywhere ard that the spring had opened
the most fsttering prospect Of effective work
and the growth Of everything that was al.
ready in the ground. In many counties u
the western States nearly one-half more
land viii be productive this season than III
any previous YEAR. Baltimore Sun.
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CADIz, OHIO WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 80, 1855

Jessie scarcely heard the closing words
of the sentence Overcome by SO dreadful
termination Of her elOpement. she sank in
to the arms of her father--for il was he who
had driven her to the minister's.
Before the vile companion Of his unLri-
died hours, Levering stood for few MON
ents, covered with shame and confusion.
Now go, young man. said Mr. Carl on,
sternly, as he supported he form of his
child; go with this frail, unhappy creature,
whom you have reduced from virtue to a
level with yourself. Go, consort with her
as your equal; but dream not again of an
alliance with the pure being have saved
from your unhallowed grasp. She can new
er be yours. If before you could deceive
her into the belief that you were an angel of
light, the power Of deception is now gone,
foryou stand before her in all your native
corruption and deformity. Go sir
Counfounded by a announcement so
painful and humiliAting, Levering. as soon
as he could collect his bewildered senses.
sprung from the room AS he gained the
open air, the driver who had been SO sud.
denly deprived of his carriage came up
Levering hurridly entered the vehicle; ex-
claiming-'Drive me homeP
The man needed not asecond invitation to
mount his box. Quick as thought he had
the reins in his hands, and the horses were
soon springing before bin at gallop: =,
The reader doubtless understands all this
without further explanation; and Levering
had but few inquiries to make ere he COM
pretended the whole affair TO more than his
entire satisfaction. AS for Jessie, she, too,
understood enough to make her heart sink
in her bosom and tremble, whenever she
thought Of the narrow escape she has made
from an alliance that could only have pro-
yluced wretchedness, ifit would not have
borne her down to the grave, in few short
years with broken heart.
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From 1ho New Lisbon Aurora --tFrseseil, /,
Union! ConcessionH Compromised!

The whiS papers. among others. are now
cogitating All seriously pIsahiag work for
the great 'rePublikins convention which Is
70 come of on the 18Th Of July next. Tho
passwords now seem to be Union, to tsat
tho '!ocoiocos;' Concession TO beat lie To-
cufncos;' Compromise 10 beat The 'locofo.
cos;' in short anything TO beat those terri.
bic 'ocofacos' II you are temperate man
conceds The Maine law question, eomprosn.
ise The plcdge--unite TO beat lf you ara
an anti slavery man compromise your. az.
lachment to the cause OF the slave this
once, lSt this once thag's all; let the cause
Of the oppie ssed millions Ne compromised.
only conceIe, unite, stick together; thea
we can beat. Here is the way ia
which the hast palladium, oae NJ
that rSpubhSins' orsaas h this Souasy.
talks
s"l'o avoid this calamity (diyi,ion1 ali
COOL men should labor. .snslsis avoid Ii lh4re
must be conciliaiion, cor cesson, and ais.
Y gard Of personal preferences. The oassl,
ders and the insiders mus, come togelnVr.
an ! unite 10 the support Of 4 ticket that W.it
be generally acceptable aud comp0sed *
men Of uadoobied integrity and ability
And thus the iacag eai.org gosa hrouQh
q column EiShan. annnnciasinr sinsle
peciie principle, with one exception. aad
that is~ high tailt. h0eaHap. hs afgAsg.
that i based on the declaration ofinaepsn.
iencel aud hescurses the slacoIocoa ga
sord Il seen slisFe In favor af tenE grange.
no allasion % American slayerys nut IL
may be said. such men cannot govern lha
ioings Of that convention: sApposa shsg
slon't. they WILDE nearer lciae so than 81.
si.slhsery men; md 4 psalioia u ticket viii ba
adoP'sd wlsish lhes c'sIl saFPeFs. from piels
sni apFearaness. WeIl lbal i nsl 18eIs 4
cotaprelaise a lie wligA haze Been aAlius
for these diIepn yesifs. ard csu c0nsisls..i
anli siayefy men acesde seit3
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C5out 4petrp,
NO CoNcEALMENT.

Thinkest thou to be concealed, thou little stream
That thrOughthe lowly vale dOst wend thy way
Loving beneath the darkest arch to glide
Ofwoven branches, blent with hillock grayl
The mist doth track thee, and reveal thy course
Unto the dawn, and bright line Of green
Tinting thy marge. and the white aoeks that haste
Atsvmmsr noon to taste thy crystal sheen,
Make plain thy wanderings to the eye ofdsy-
And then thy smiling answer to the moon,
, Whose beams 30 freely on thy bosom sleep,
Unfold thy secret, cen o-night's dull noon
Hsw could'st thou hope, in such world as this,
70 shroud thy gentle path ofbeauty and of blissl
Tmnk'st thou 10 be concealed, thou little seed,
That in the bosom Of the earth art cast,
And there, like cradlsd infant, sIsep'st awhile,
Unmosed by lramping storm, or thunder. .bIrstf
Thou bidst thy time; for herald Spring shall come,
And wake thee, all unwilling as thou art,
Unhood thine eyes. unfold thy chasing sheath;
And stir the languid pulses Of thy heart;
The living rains shall woo thee, and the dews
Weep Ger thy bed, and erethou art aware,
Forth steals the tender leaf, the wiry STEM
The trembling bud, the flower that scents the air
And soon, to all thy rpened fruitage tells
The evliOr the good that in thy nature dwells.
Thiukst thou to be concealed, thou little thought,
That in the curtained chamber of the soul
Dost wrap thyself SO close, and dream to DO
A secret worki Look TO the hues that roll
Ger the changed brow--the moving lip uphold,
Linking thee unto sPeech-the ,e1t that run
Uponthe errands, nnds!Rsadeeds that stump
Thy lineage plain beloEsEhe monday sun;
Look to the pen that writeslthy history down
In those tremendous books that never uncose
Until the Day Of Doom and blush to see
How vain they fruit in darkness to repose,
Where oil things tend to Judgement So beware,
Oh, erring human heart! what thoughts thou lodG.
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