[From the same.] THE MOONLIGHT INVITATION.
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From the saIne. THE MOONLIGHT INVITATION. The bird is in her nest,

 And the stars are in the sky,

 And the sleeping fields are blest By the moons soft eye. 0 come, dearest Mary, with blessing to me. How tranquil all above,

 How tranquil is the earth,

 Like a child in heavens love

 Graded sweetly from it's birth. o come, dearest Mary, with blessing to me. How stlly sounds the sea, Oftoil and labors OCT,

 And the wave so mad and free Now calmly seeks the shore. U come, dearest Mary, with blessing to me. How soft the quiet light

 Ger the green of earth is spread, And the stream thereon runs bright,

 Like to silver thread. . come, dearest Mary, with blessing to me. There is no waking eye,

 There is no listening ear,

 All creatures sleeping lie,

 All is ours far and near. O come, dearest Mary, with blessing to me Oh, come Mary, come with me,

 There are spells that far expand,

 That we might wanderers be,

 In this our fairy land. o come, dearest Mary, with blessing to me

 IFrom the Boston Pearl.J THE SOUL. Imprisoned in my house clay, A persecuted debtor, scarcely wish to get away,

 Lest should fare no better. No friendly hand can pluck me hence, Nor Act of Legislature, Till I'm trusteed by Providence, ' And pay the debt of Nature.