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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23
D0ckWhe0t R1ooR.
4 Enn POUNDS OF DUCKWaEAr
FLOUR ~ sale ~
". !. Z g. l. E0CIxR
SAMUEL BALLARD, Ceses ssasr.

SAMUEL BALLARD, Ceses asfw.
U E5PECTFULLY iofsrxs tAe pubRe
that - still cootioues IL coocA -.
ING business at kis old sAep, . lbv doosu
east fthe NasiOsal Hstel: where - =
prepared . execate ell orders 10 his lie
Of busiaess, ~ the shortest aoeico ao1 -
the most reasesable terms. These We
wish 70 purchase either plain ~ fasAiesablo
carriage win do we'll 70 eall aad exaopoo
biz WORK. AZ - he god weskoeo. q -
the best II materisls ~ laleero Aimsoaf
thst his work - not isfsrier T. any dooe
il tAis csastry. He has SOW % haoA. 60
|elsgast baresche aeA hasssss, ~ sals;
be has also tive o. three casriaGoo q Q
plaisss quality esisAsd. He retsrss ehao1D
q his isiesds for the very liberal patsosago
- hes received doriag The psf twelve
moatAs which has been equal - oov
shsp 10 the place, 4 stsll hopes coetins-
aace.
6 H.. 18th, l03S.
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Ia Ike . u -.

DY John Shoeaaker, living - Wsse-sivss
eewnship, Randolph county. Ind, noe esas.y
black COW. sspposed 20 b. abose ten yeass cd,
marked with q sWaDlow-fosk and s)ape in the a.
desside of the night eas. and svalDow-fosk and
undes-bit in the Iet: appraised 70 ten dolDsss
by Joseph Macy aud John Ball. Certified By
DANIEL WORTH, J. r.
NoveQbee Is. 1885, Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

THE subscriber respectfully in
forms the pubic, that ~ has the disposal Of
Whitney, Patent CALLAR Block In the
following counties in the STATE Of Indiana. ".
Randolph, Henry, Fayette. Rush, Franklin. 4
Union; in OHIO, Butler, Montgossery. Ms'ce''
and DARK He will cell individual, oownshir,
" couuty rights, on % reasonable tesas - any
thing Of the k,nd has ever been sojd in the state
The improvement 10 one Of vast importance T.
Saddless and only needs u be examined to sat
isfy any person Of the great advantages It poe.
sssses over the cd plan Ut blocking.
The blocks nay DO seen at the shops Of
Villas l. Virgins in Richmond, and LswH
W. II. BROWN, Agent.
Januarv IL 1886. &AW
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N o I'll E .

L late Of Wayne county. lndiana. ere
hereby sotifed. that apPlicstios will b
bate court for an order for the sale OF the
real estate Of said dscedsnt for the sup
port Of the widow Of said deceased.
T.. CHALFONr, il. Executor
January 23rd. 1895. 3 Az
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

VNHE subscriber havisg commenced the
. Book binaisg sed Papsa rs1isg. 1t ais
hook store in Richmond, opposite the
bask, 10 prepared t. execute oil kinAs 81
book biodieg and paper ruling il the
ssatess style aud at the shortest notice.
Ola books pebouod-blank books made to
order.
lat month 23rd, 1886. ST.
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JNoetee

is hereby given, that the under
signed has taken out letters Of Adoinisesatsoa
on the Estate Of John Driver deceasetj, late Of
Henry county, Indiana. All persons indebted
to said Estate, arc requested 70 make i0medi'
ate paynent.-and those having claims agasns'
the same, are notified to present then legally
autheoticated Sos settlement. Said Estate y
supposed "a be solvent.
MATHEW McKINNlE, Ada'r.
Januagv is. 1896 At
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
l'0e Cssrs IF Hy~e.-Csp;d pres;disg
Lssp Year
r..: :. Action Of "''''"''y.

70 this case It appears in evidence tina,
The detssdants were IN the habit Of mott
eng I" theis respective papers the Gus.
"as Of Lespycar, in which notices il wss
p'ay dissincsIy limited that the de.rodsn,a
s's'd lot sepel the sdv.aces Of the fair,
10 we're also semiaed from ,iu,e u time
- ancient privileges Of the sex On this
"". y these (sspposed) sinister init
"a''ons, the said defenjants wese cnirset
YIN design to mooopo!ise the attention
= 'he ladies' In the exclusion Of oshess
- we've nos favored with such oppossu
''ea The Court, upoa duo dslibes.-
-ss 'ssdsssd the following verdict.
NARRJED-A, Z.ae.v;l,e. Ohio. On
We ~ 'ssa- IL The Rev. Nj. Smallvood.
osss'es ha@'ooud. Esq. editor II The Gin
e'saaa CAsssse. - Miss El,z ,,.s,h B.
"o''etssd. u Zsnesviljs.
= H'a;issa, Ohis. a the 5,h instant.
~ -. IL. eeaepy. Lewis D. C.ap-
- sdiase Il ~ Hsnils,e l,een;
= - - -
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MARRIED.

Al Cnwios1oville. h. On tie l5sh iss:.
Nj. Gsosee Nichols, Of Lafayette +, - Misc
Ffaac,s ANA McuOusA II CnWtosdovillo.
u PsehJs eOunty, Ohio, On The lab
,sss. BY Isaac Stevens Esq. NJ. w'liisa
Dsnfosd q thin bososgh to Miss Sunsaah
Swihssst, " the former place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

p ESPECTFULLY ioSorus III fe,ooAn
- ao1 cust00ess, that be hos ro0ovod
his TAILORING estahlisAaspe @ -
rooao over The stores e Seokoe - ~.
fsse building east Of the Dask, vboso .
will attesd 70 ell whe 10y fasss Aia Win
q call - uooal.
N. .. Outside staisD oexe o ~ -
LEAD @ HE sAop. 4. r.
April llth. l00ek
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

We The undessigaed havlne usod tie
"Black varaish" prepared By Irwin Red
for more than . year, Dc eenflsaaly ~
commend IL - not ia6orsor to any, ana
greatly superior to that cemoooly bsoaRae
IN this coSntSy.
n. LEWIA
CO; wiIiIAssa
W. I. oRAUY.
Oct. al. le35.
A few dozen Water Proof P>sta. e.
sale - above. IL.
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|na. SAMUEL Nixon AND DR. WI. b.
- SnIrm, having entsssd into eo-partssssoip
il the practice Of Medicine, ssspecsfally eGss
their services to the citissos Of Richoood and
the neighbosirg country. They caa - tssod
generally ae the oaIcs q D.. N,xoa q 1t ths's
respective dwelling houses, except when aessss
- professional business.
N. B. Those indebted to either OF
the 6rm previously to this aFrangement are re-
specially requested to call aud settIe seooonts
January II, 1886. nj
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'Pe0ceP, Sero0G Z D9ochDy
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS,
CINCINNATI, ONO.

HAVE now on the way . large sock a
- DRY GOODS. albo Il BOOTS 90
SHOES: they win seoeivs shsosgAost de
ssasoo, CONSTANT additioos which viii aaks
their cock - coooasdiog - any - ~
west. PnseAssess visieing The aasket Win I'D
q - tAeis iatesese en call and ezo0ine tho -.
ssstoeot psevisus 70 nakiae thsss paseAasA
Cincinnati, Jan- !, 1885. LIE
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DlSSOLUTlO.Vc

THE partnenhip heretofore existing
between the proPrseors Of this paper has
expired. Those Indebted t. 10 ON sub
scriptiou or otherwise will see the neces-
si,S of settling up INN ediately. which
nav b. done with either Of u at this Of
Gee or 9TH our agents. before the first Of
Apr;l next, A longer delay will compel u
to resort to othSr means.
JOHN FINLEY,
D.. HOLLOWAY.
January 4th, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

THOSE who 80 snde6esd % The eseoeo - n.
ueha0es WasDse, deceased, 80 Aesoby ooei1ed
that ~ ooees and accoants dee sDid esooeo -
~ 10 the hasls q wilaiao Cos Esq. 81 esllse-
es0o.
DANIEL p. Wl00lND
SAMUEL FLEMING.
Oct ;. JACOB SANDERS
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WILLIAMS 4 w3oo31Ie.

I" SoS43S360 q W8004N0N
- ESPECTFULLY Inform 10 puhl;c,
- that they have % haad . lhsge assssensne
% SAODLES HARNESS aARDWARE,
aed T9EES-aM of WhicA eAev wm oolD -
reasonable eorws
~. J. LS1Tlg - fuB AVAILABLE
AooUr TWEse rsnGs WILL D. way AccsPPAsse.
kich0ead, Dec. "a, 1886. loW
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

THE subscriber offers for sale the
property at The SeasA East corner q 1laia
asd Freot serests, formerly ovneA ~
Joe. r. P100oeP. eaqsire o. The prooisos.
CALEB SHREEVE.
12th no., 18th, 1885.
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JO0eo. vVO06aR0 e CO.
Wholesale, Domest,e waseboose. No 81
Msrket sfreef Raleimn0re

0OoCOS VVOO00U0 - ~
Domess,c wasehosss. No 81
Market street, Daltimore.
HAVE always on Aasd - sxssssivs
AAasd very gesersl assortment 81 Do
nssTIc CoTToH AND wooLLEN Coos which
they will cell on pieassog terms. They
weuld isvite the attention Of Western
MsrcAasss who pusshase goods in the Eas-
tern @askess, T. give then call. asd sx-
anime their stock.
jas 23-36w
The Palladium, RicAosnd, Al Demo-
er,t. lndianapojis. will publish 0w and
send aects t. The Madisos Basnsr once
for collection.
PETERSBURG LOTTERY Class, No. 4.
Draws Saturday lssh Feb. 1888. Grand
prize Of 25,OOO-lO, OOO-4, OO0-2, 900
SO Of 1900 10 $4,000. Ticksts $40, halves
s, quarter 50.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
Glass No. Z. Draws Menday, 22sd Feb
1886. IS prizes Of $1,000. Capitals 20 OO(
600. 1000, aud Is Of 1000 10 $1,000
Tickets s.. halves 2 50; quarter Is.
PETERSBURG LOTTERY Cl.ss No. 5
1, Draw Saturday, 9th Feb. 1885.
GRAND SCHEME, 100 pr,sss . 1000.
Grand Prise Of $4,000, 5000, 1900
5000, 100 each 1000 10 10000. Ticket
$40, halves 5. qusrters 2 50. We Prssen
above = sysopsis Of schemes for Febsua
lYy in which great iodueem snts Offer Il
!the advonturer. Address your orders Il
II CLARKE Il COOK,
wheeling, Va
January y. 1886. S@
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LIST or LETTERS

II EXAMINING in the post Office II
- Keightstewn, Henry county, Indians
On the 3lst day Of December. 1855, il Dot
taken out Withia three 0ooths will b oool
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

hosisootal quarter slaro and p1aia waseAes
gUaeJ chains and keys. watch c6aias, nd ssaIa
aed teys. bsess pins htsA ayle. tiger nagA
gid Iockess, 0oaie boxsat aeess1ios. kasDo0
cans, wosssshola's sopssias ese1ssy. sscA -
p" snd dsk ksives, sasoss, &c Hesesag
caps, vioIio seviDgs pscAse boe1n, seisss, eI1vo5
asd plated tails and - sposos, eva psioasd
peoei!A, alvsss seeel, ed paaAsd aseoneasst -
s.k Ill sghA. Oad gid and i,vss saho = a.
ehaaga.
n. ,. C)oe1D - waechD efesssy 6ssusip.
80 (e1cept wsed0 ejsean) easels0y sspaie-
I'D. sd wanaaes6 e. - ysas. Maaksmaaie4l
ed o~syegiss.sss ssVo3s sPs.easas
pau0ba @h 49, go Ouqk posecpauayua
II - dAsgoso pa4loo. :
uDA11tlW 1D09pk
4isAaaaA, NJ. 2040 lo-ly
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Watches, JeWeDry and
FINE CUTLERY.

The subscriber res.
psetkally ioessas ~ fisU's
ssd ths pseaie ehae - ~
ioOe VoeeiveA d - owugo-
0ene a The aboVo Do0o1
oS6clo1I which be 0GisS II
0bo % reosDoo6So terms. -
Ais sesck eoeaises isr .
to1DoWo: Silver nnenDle leveR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

Wan. Kirkpatrick Silsesa D. yeral
Daniel Sherry Daniel F. Heimer
Temple Stewart Bethuel Coffin
Elias Henley Reuben Hamlin
John Barrett William Mssun
Anna Roberts william Barrett
Samuel Pricha,d william ColCa
Fleming Priddy isaac Barrett
A. Niharger John Davis
Mr.. Boris David Osburn
Rachel Goble Elias Miller
Joseph J. Balinger David MeHepson
Benjamin Downs. jobs Den n
JOSHUA HOLLAND, p. NJ.
January 4th, 1856.
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PETERSBURG LOTTERY Clas,, No. 4

Draws Saturday 18Th Feb. 1888. Gsand
prize Of 25,OOO-lO, OOO-4 .OO0-2,O 900
SO Of 1900 10 1000. Ticksts $40, halvs'
B, quarter 50.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,

Glass No. 9. Draws Monday, 22nd Feb.
1885. IS prizes Of $1,000. Capitals q, 600
1000. 1900. and Is Of 1000 10 5000.
Tickets s., halves 2 50: quarter Is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14
CO y : u VI = TIONi
DIR. RELIES ASTuMATIC PILLS.

1Gft AVE, from their extraordinary success in giving
~ instant rciief aud ga curing Coils Coughs 18th
mas, difficulty II BSe1Hmg, fhoring, Tighfness Of DE
Chest Pam ~ The SID, splitting Of BLOND, Chiiat1 and
Sh,rri"gs haf prteede Frrers and Lung Compian gt,.
orally! become of The most popular medicines know
and sought after from every part o the country on
account OF the astonishing success which has attended
their administration in the above complaints frequently
curing the most obstinate and giving the mos, un
expected relief after every other remedy had failed aud
persons had given themselves up in despair cure
They have been known 10 persons supposed 10 he
far gone IN consumption, md exhibiting nil the appear
auce Of approaching dissolution.
And such have been the sanitary effects Of these Pill
even IN hopeless cases, far TO mitigate the suffer
ings of the patient evidently to proons life for dny
expected TO enjoy
The operation Of the pills is wonderful in casing r.,
piraion, quoting the cough, aud procuring comfortable
rest.
Common colds frequently reno ved in few hou,
UJAlthongh, Gays person speaking Of these PiIi.)
my wife has tried various medicine. Of the first celebrity
Tor an asthmatic difficulty, Tor affection of the luncO
whch at times was exceedingly distressing connng her
TO her house for days and weeks together she finds moth
ing gires her he reicf which Reies Estimate P,s do
easing her RESPIRATION queting her cough and giving
ner comfortable rest And this the testimony of hum
d'eis or thousands The relief which AIRED DeoDe n,
wei as Others, experience from the use Of these pills i,
truly astonishing, and renders them invaluable To many
anu are IN idcl 10 some, essential auxiliary their
comfort aud almost 10 their existence.
fhysican informs tho proprietor, that n gentleman
IN the country observed to him. he had 10 believe
the use Of these pills had been The means of his life
Price whole boxes, 80 pills half DO IL pill SO c,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

transformation Of she material plsced into hs hands;
me 10, or i,,,e has not been added since The AZ
anghty spoke from chaos this mundane fabric. per-
feet then all iis parts forming wonderous whole
90 il has rcmsincd. and ihroueb the ebsngcs Of SIX
,hoassod years, and the decomposition over aud ov-
ct sgsln Of the flowers and herbs and fruits and
ANIMALS ths, lived aud elowed and died upon It's
surface, the rolling away Of the tdesand the burst,
ng Of volcanoes. the evaporation Of au,d. aud melt
Ing Of Clouds II has continued the same in quantity
and the un,iring efforts Of man, though repeated
and continued through ever, hour since It's creation
have muta,.d tie surface comparatively bot little
deeper than his own gave shll! be; but the con-
cluslcn 81 The whole matter Is the worm shall feed
upon mans morality; and then turn iiself 10 the
duet from whence man was taken.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14
nj A My J. N. MAFFIrT,

Man is perishabe, and like himself are oil his
works; eternity is not his gift; and the operations
OF his arm, though they may be beautiful while
they last, like the sumner cloud must melt away
lie steps upon the stage of action, the proud lord
OF all created nature he erecs the pillars of brnss
and marble statues. that continue for ayes, and
seem to bid defiance to the raysges ofthe DESTROYER:
he resrs up the towering monument 10 perpetuate
his greatesess, aud tells the tempest and storm TO
beat II down If they be able; he sinks amid his glo
ry and his sons and successors with fearful ewes
view the wasting away all his works. In The
foil tide Of his zeal he builds church and dedc,,es
II TO the living God; now says he with the armies
OF heaven upon my side my labor shall last for
ever and as though he had entered the dwelling
place OF Deity, aud by his good works bribed MIN
To sustain him. he exultlngly cries out 10 the de-
slfoyer. Thus far shalt thou come but no farther.
here at the temples base shall Shy proud waves be
stayed But ume triumphant time he comes
eiiher 10 The still small voice, or ike an avalanche
rom the eternal hills. and the proud efIor, together
with the pface that planted II, are buried in the
one uneeremonious ruin. But more than ,hese
ne mas erected the temple Of fame, and upon its
nea'en'"afd arch he has inscribed the burning let
Iefs OF immorainy he has blown up the enduring
nAme OF his own fenowu aud AFTER ages have been
ihaned by lis hight; he has climbed the slippery
steep Of literature and from her vide spread arena
mas looked abroad unto all the world he has count
go ana named The starr; scanned the orbits Of
thousand planets, and marked the revolutions Of
The great centre Of the solar system. likes blazing
beacon whose fame is gathering from the four
quarters OF The earth; ht deeds are .ed out to the
gaze OF the universe and the admiration Of celestial
lnIellieenee; but TO expire amidst the halo OF his
hard earned glory IS the eonsamston OF his highest
hopes and the end Of his foasesi expectations; he
cannot rescue from run one single performs nee, or
enng back the fsin,est breath of life; ard oil hs
Gays have been spec, in forming and ioning a.
new the wonderful Creator, and the best operation
he see' seeonPli'Sea S.s no,hir: more .a.n the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14
CONDITIONS

The Mirror published every Saturday, at the Of
Nassau and Ann street II elegantly printed in the
super-r0ya quario form, beautiful paper with BREWER
mnon, and nonepare type 1t embellished every
three months with SPLENDID royal Quao engraving
and every week with popular piece Of music arranged for
the piano forte harp guitar &c For each volume qu
itey engraved vignete title Panted by Weir and
graved by Durant and copous index furnished The
terms FIVE DOLLARS per annum, payable, in all
cases. in advance 1t is forwarded by the earliest mails to
subscribers residing out of the city of NewYork Commun
cations post paid be addressed the editors No
subscription receive for less period than year.
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DU NJ FRIES
@Y3aWATNR

E>OR sore or t!aamed Eyss-nothing known giy~
- such in'mdidfe and comfortable relief. On recent
sore eyes tr effect Is most sanitary. Where the
'hnt has been Of standing. aud in exceeding
y bad cases, the most unexpected and desirable relief
has been found in the of this EYE WATER after ev.
cry other remedy had failed Persons who have used IT,
pronounce 1t without hesitation The best preparation for
these complaints they have met with.
Price, 25 cents bottle.
uTNone are genuine unless signed r. KIDDER, on
TIE wrapper (soe proprietor aud TO DR. Coz.
wAY) by whom they for sale. at his Counting Room
NO W. Court srt Boston, and by his special appoint
ment, by DANIELS BELL, Rutland LEVI LEWIS
Wells ADAMS WARNER Co., Ludlow,
NO q Feb %. e5wiy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

srouas IA, aaemgM ihioue." arc sct above the
rrasp n eur limited faculties forever uoeksng "
wiih t,esr unspproschsble giofy' And hnai'y'
Why 10 1t that brighter forms q human beauty are
pr.seu,ed TO our usW. and thea taxed FRO" "s'
leaving the thousand streams oi o0r affections 10
aow bsck ia alpine iorrsnts upon oar hearts we
sre born Tot higher destiny ihsn that OF esnn'
ther. !. Q reau, ~hcfo the 'sineo~ never iaaes !
who're Tie stars Will be spread out before, W
hte Island. that sluuber on tie ocean;and shere
ID. hasutifal beincs which here pace before usike
sbsdo-s, viii s;sy IN out presence iOreSer'- bHi-
srfy.
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a|I I'd! HALL
BOARDING HOUSE.
Clarendon Springs.
Clarendon Springs.

VNflE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L. and the public that his House situated with
in few rods of the springs is completely finished,
in gontee and handsome manner, for the accom-
odation of visitors, aordng facilities for using the
waters, not obtained at any ther house in the vi
cinity. His Table will be furnished with the
choicest delicac;es of the season. and his Bar with
the best Wines Parties of Pleasure will be accom-
modated on the most liberal terms; Congress Wa
ter fresh from the fountain head will be constantly
kept on hand. Good Stablng for horses, and pas
turage at the shortest distance and every attention
will be paid to the wants and wishes of those who
may favor him with a call.
The medical virtues of the waters. as attested by
their successful application in almost every variety
Of disease, are not surpassed by any mineral springs
IN this country.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has hitherto
received, and determined TO spare no exertions
which may contribute to the comfort and welfare of
his guests, the subscriber tenders his warmest ac-
acknowledgements for pas; favors, and respectfully So
llcls their continuance.
DAVID HODGMAN, Jr.
Clarendon, Nav 25 1896. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-14

lIoPE. Hope. wha, . source of human happl'
ness rests IN the pleasures OF hope. Man cherish
es It TO HE very tomb. Take from him hope, and
be life itself would be a burthen! How wisely has
our Heavenly Father blended in our cup OF misery,
soft whispers of our future exemption from Its ~
fuence. Without hope, how wretchcd, how mis-
cradle our existence; what powerful effect II has
when laboring under pain aud bodily disorder II
RAISES the spirits II increases the action and power
Of the heart and nervous system moderaies the
pulse, the breathing TO be full and ireer and
quickens all the secretions. II is therefore proper
and advisable, in all disorders To produce hope in
the mind ii you wish to have any chance to effect
cure. IL there n being who lives without this
balm Of consolation this hope of heavenly BIRTH
which tells of happier days in bright anticipation
If such are the advantages of hope as to The things
of this field of thoins and bars, this veil Of tears,
| what may expect from that emotion when it
embraces the certainly Of enjoying felicity with
God in eternity.
| When in ordinary health, and engaged in the
pursuits of life, hope attended with many favorable
| effects Of fortunate event without possessing the
physical disadvantages The anticipation Of happi-
ness does not effect us excessively the actual
enjoyment yet it has frequently produced more
benefit by its influence on health, than fortune re-
allied
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