hon THE ENQUIMER
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.,,... ......-r FOR THE ENQUIRER

 TO THE BANTAM. .s. All hail, fair outlet to eternal springs, Surpassed by none of all terrestrial things In beauteous lOveliness.

 And thou. though born of earth,

 Could claim etherial birth,

 Enrobed in Natures dress. Thy crystal waters, gurgling, dance along, And tune rich notes, to the aerial song Of morn and evening winds. And meath Pheabean light, E.

 Sparkling with jewels bright,

 Delight our rayished minds Meanderng through the meads, towards the sea, Where Spring has cast her gorgeous drapery, And sylvan nymps preside; u

 The fowerets long thy shore,

 Like fairy elves bend o'er, F.. And smiling, sip thy tide. a,.-' .-.s 4 No Grecian river now, of classic fame, rr ?. Nor Peneus, nor Eurotas, can in nane- ...H In beauty thee outvie. Fl. ...f.. ..I

 Let Bantam then be sung, t.e Bantam by every tongue, a2 r-.-H Bantam resound the sky. sir..,.- s-

 T AHNASSOS"