Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

TIE y,yaye OF BE hU b,ll biauiu.l, iIus,ncd
"a a srncs Of piiriIss by C1l,. a ulon,cI arjis, OF
NeN f,.k OEs Of hr jpIsaIl.o.JhE CT, n.iishe,
tse J,sy'ag puoI II ih.us
inH f.-. p 'I-e ogihaser,>. VI. CJic ralrcssniS
'' X .s-"' l. i'wia- sup Thy All slicatly lfuin
's.e-h "a .isar arb OF Il VIDE AMI gi1Jmy ca.
Nssr, "a" IAN s' rcyc,sss of watch arr a. Iisr IND ,fk.
ness Ia = boa. Gpcilully comp ,s.d Of ths N ,nrs.
"lii iui-rp9S'I wing, ash arms, aud OF whlm. one.
eN'-n' s' 20 rel'ss. forms The pah.v. Is s.aicl the
in.1Hi suy7-.r SIrrOup led with loses. auI smiling NJ
i'' h'"'y u'nts an bright m IrunI sunshine which
meet his eYas Behind hrn. and unseen b. him. stand,
hHo Gu7tii1n Alsel, with Outspreal arms. apn-ariu-
tcnlcdy 10 shield aim from harm. as he sm,rro, fr,o
'hes i-iicruS ciycrl into The opon stream.
In The soc'nl picture, the angel. still unseen b. the
foyager. haslc;t thc bat. an standing ON rhe shore. i.
oeh'sntnily ~wlichIng A., charge, VIII now. IN the full
bloom OF early minhoJd, has taken himself The helm
an lelrefsly desccnds the csrrrnt. The stream h,s
become 4 broad and ~Unje,tic river. howinr throurb /,
gorgeous iiniscapc, with mlny o2enilg vista. o e,yL
van beauty II seems To- lead ~ 4 landing place In the
distance from whence, \ path. f,inily traced over the
niao mis- may conduct the VOyagor to a glorious vi
son. which rises a!arOlr m the sky eel sslial ,;ru,.
mre' with domas AMI pinnacles. and long col!onn,le,
aIPcarlngtn excal all earthly limitations in mar,i6.
c'hce- Upon this he earnestly fxes his eyes. knoyv.
ias not That the River changes it's course , Ionr O,y
ma SIDE OF th II illnsoTy lualns-place. anl leafs. a,
= : H'y ini''hncty sec IA tho right background. 10 d
gloomy gorge among frpwning n runt ms.
AM a-~'. the thinl picture displays tae vovarsr IN
nc ni!'t Of this dismal eaviulmsn;. lie IA. Or ,wr
10 iHlt manhood. and shows IN his cprntcn,nre IA.
Heop traces OF care and sorrow. Tho sir,an. n, I'm
gtfI'"ing through pa'tnrai anls,apaS alOraoi viii
a' We inHurianco Of oriental vegetation, with bri,hl
Visions o! celestial arshI:eciaro appearing beyond
fushss iuriously among broken racks. All n, cin,or-
'oi trunks ofleahcss tree. Over n, lowed by h,rre,
AMI receptions mpnn'ains. it plpasos toward fish.
iul raVihr, where is fall is made manifest bv cloud,
olniist aai y,pnlr which lris9 frpu tho "A seen gnlnh
darkenins Tho luri1 sky. and dimly revealing s2sc,rll
forms Of crimes ani passions. The voyagcr stan.
! upright, win claspe1 hands, IN HI, b,1i as il darts
along the :lpijs: anl in a mJmsnt will reach t.,c aw
fol cataract
The fourth picture shows the mouth of the River o
Lie where its waters TRANQUILITY unite with the Dceai
% Eternity. which spreads olL Him .tably, in The dis
lance. The Noynger. = h1ary healed man, is sratol
calmly m his shattered bark. while his Canadian An
gel now iiraI beheld BY him, is sslu,in; him ani poinr
ing 10 the habitlIion OF celestial glory. Tle rssplen
dent rays OF that sl3ry have broken .hrIsh the clouds
md along the vista. thus o,enei; he baholis the brigli
iorml Of b'essej Spirits who seem 10 welcome him 1
their abode.