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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

Public OpinIOn.-There is much in public
opinion akin to the Popes nfalliblity. 1t is
declared by thou sands TO exist; is, however,
discovered and scorned by none. 1t is fre
quently appealed to, fofcibly quoted, uniyer-
sally adored; but five ask where is the ora
Gle of this great power, the sybil leaves bear
ing its imprtmdtur, no body can say The
scaipel ofihe anatomist has failed to dissect
and to display il; the analysis of the meta
physician has not disclosed it, the process of
art have not condensed 1t. 1t reigns; il de-
termines modes and measures it makes the
countenlnce of hundreds turn pale, and the
pockets Of thousands gravtate with gold. 1t
has yet been ireqently so corrupt that the in
PRODUCTION OF grain Of truth has thrown il
into fermentation; aud occasionally so lost to
the just, the pure, and the holy, that it has
made the righteous a matyr, and the murder
monarch. Public opinion reaches St Ste
phen's, and gives plastic influence to acts
Of palIameat, and a tone to honorable mem
bers speeches. MaeasiHe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w the probate court for tho district Of Rutland,
commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of persons against the estate Of
SlLAS PROCTOR, jr.
late Of Mouniholly in said district deceased rep
resented insolvent, aud also all claims and de
mands exhibited in offset thereto, aud six mouths
from the eighth day of September last being a /.
lowed by said court for that purpose we do there-
fore hereby give notice that we will attend 10 the
business Of our said appointment, a, widow Fanny
r octor's in said Hountholly on the sixth days Of
February and March next. from one o clock until
o'clock 7. on each of said days
FRANCIS SINCLAlR) Com
"a DAVID BENT ( missio ners
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

EARTHgUAKE N PrRU.-rhc following is an
Interesting extract from paper lately read be
fore scieatihc society 10 London by DR.. Ham
ilton, on the subject OF earthquakes ia Peru
"Whcu the atmosphere become clear the
Andes as seen from Tacana, presented a
novel spectacle, those mountains, IN many
parts appeared with neW surface, large por-
tons had been thrown OF and slid down iujo
values or tayiues hollow, leaving some Of the
more elevate peaks dcnudei Of what had been
their more prominent lin Is, also large masses
Of snow had been l-,alrAcd rom some OF The
higher pinarles, Nlialn the last few years an
important suhlctraurau change seems 10 have
happened below that portion OF the cartu's sur
face which we have tccn considering. From
time immcmoril, every shock of earthquake
was preceded there hy a srh'crrancan noise,
bot since tie great earthquake of slh October
1881, Tins warning has seldom II ever been
heard, formerly people had lime To run from
the houses 90 some open place, between the
commencement of the noise and the shock. 49,
THIS subieUaueau noise was not unlike lhat Of
thunder, as o B, hcsd when rolling amnug
the valleys Of tie AntCs far fellow where tie
traveller has 90 Traverse fHs~e sublime heights.
From what has been stated. | think tlat We
NAV conclu!c HAT rcIc Is aNast cavity be-
meath ihe '-f.arc 90 That portion Of lle earth
which We have been considering. which pavl-
" caluia, The chief se,Hf, ai those ,uu,ul-
SONS also, ~ NIe mamg.i OF oouyu SION. Tie
eafth's saiface is strongly charged itu posi-
tive e.cC'u,ity.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

THE \. f.. BouSDARY.-The last Freder-
ick'on Sentinel states, that the presence of the
detachment of the 2jih regiment in the Mad
awasla settlement is connected with the I'M
lustihable proceedings and coarse threats of
the individual in charge Of the armed posse If
the Stale of Maine, stationed at the mouth of
Fish River. 1t Is rumoured that these troops
are shortly to be replaced by an armed civil
posse, similar TO that maintained by Maine,
and that block-house Is to be constructed on
the Madawaska settlement, Tor their accom-
mediation n Boston Atlas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

CnASor Ut Is well known that the ee-
rneuis Of which our bodies are composed
change once M abou, ten years, aud that.
physically speaking. we are not the same per
sons which ~c were ten years ago. The
change which often takes place IN the feelings,
tastes, opinions and objects Of the MUD, is no,
less than that which occurs 10 the body Bar
on llaller. when Young. was fond Of poetic
composition, and when his house was on fire
he rushed through the flames 10 rescue his
rhymes regardless Of other property. A few
y-afs aher ne burnt the same compositions he
had hasartei his life % preserve.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
- 81 D.alh 49, Voc N. ~

Caves II Deah among Women The high
esi mortality among English women by con
Sumption, may 10 ascuued PANTY 10 tie md Dor
life which they lead, and partly To the com
pTes,l'n.p the crpansl-n ofthe chest,
hv costume. IN 9th ways they are deprived
0' free talgh's Of vital air and The altered
J.1,.I deposits i.5-r-ulals matter with a fatal.
ulaatuul felicity. Ta.uy- one thousand Eng
Hs.i wome1 aie in ure wear 0f l.Is iucurable
mslady MI not Tbs impre sslye fat induce
persons u rank and aAlence 10 set their coun-
rv.wgme1 nfti o. t-s article n dress, anS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

( NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on
~ the s0,h Dec. last 1.-Two Cows; one, dark red
with one black ball on the horns, the other. a
light red with some white on her back and with
wooden balls on her horns, supposed TO have
come from some drove. The owner 10 notified TO
prove property, pay charges and take them away
4. MOULTHkOP
Rutland, Jan. lI,h, la4I.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

lead them to abandon practice which dishg-
utes the body sir4nglos tie chcsi. produces
nervous ~ her disorders, and has an uuqnes
uonsble tendency TO implani m inoufable hec-
uc malsdy IN the frame Girls have no more
need Of artificial bOnes and bandagcs than
boys Eagiita paperl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

FRus MoSTEvIDo.-We have letters from
Mnnleyldo Of the 9Th Of October two or three
days later than our present advices The
writer bad just left Buenos Ayres which city
he represented as being in the greatest state
Of alarm from the frequent assas,iaalions that
were Occurring nightly, and the fear tina, the
populace would throw of all restraints Of gov
erumeui and general massacre Of the French
and lnltauans might take place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
STATE OrVERNONr1Un
STATE OF VERMONT , (TnE Hon. In

STATE OF VERMONT ! Tue Hon the
District Of Fairhnven, IS L Probate court
for The District Of Farrhaveni ITO all persons TO
whom these presents shall come, Greeting
Whereas Joshua u Cobb, of Psvett, IN said
district. guardian of Horace Reed, u,inor heir Of
Ezra Reed, late Of Pswe, aforesaid, deceased has
represented to this court that his ward - srised IN
Tee of abou, thirty acres Of land lying IN the north
east part OF said Pnwlrl on the west side of The
highway leading from Powlrt 20 Rutland, and
bounded on the south be David Blakely aud on
the North eastand West by Stephen Reeds land,
and that the sale thereof would Ice conducive "a
the interest Of said ward here tore he prsys said
court TO grant him licence to sell the ratne II 10
therefore hereby ordered that said application
stand for hearing before 50 i'd court at a session
thereof to holden al the probate Office in Cas-
Teton the fir I " ednesdsy IN February next si
II o'clock, A. NJ. and that notice II -reof he Wv
en- by publishing this order in the Rutland N r
al a newspaper printed nj Rntlsnd, three weeks
successfully previous TO that time.
Given under my hand at Castleton, this Sth
day Of January, ISil.
"a ALMON WARNER, Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
Strayrd or Stolen.

V'ROM th. ,obsenbe, the ls,, Of O,tobsr Isso.|
Il dafs by horse con. Syesrs old smsii' e.
White stnp' ia be iFes, long s~itsh tai. end r.
~hiis i,eti When Uaftllng tsffed he tail enc -
~as a natural ifotisf sud good jumper. Sad :
NA' 'hfed N Domersion. 90 thi, Stats sn6 b>~I
Cy tte sahvcrter VI Sir Noah " hnnsy Of II Al -
4" LDe'd ~iil give Boitcs ~b'r. ssld colt ess
ieg.d. sAa.l he reasonably rt~stssd
rc RUEL PARKER.
tiN 'i'fsn1pn, W J.h. Z, lSsl. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
ANi,S.
Br,N,,l,s.
New Parlor ST
Carriage 81,
4 NEM ENTiHLIt

4 NEW ESTiBLE1
U>ilE subscriber would inrosn n
l. Ru,lsnd snd ,,o,nliy that htf7
building in .becLaa,esr,i. % 81
halls mile north of the Court =
ed a shop for the purpose cf
Carriage and Sleigh masking
various branches lie fs,lsrs
experience IN the ali ,c busiu(
ploymenI Of irst rate wotkmsN
satisfaction " all who inay fsvo
patronage e
Carnage. aud Sleigh. ksp(<
hand, manufactured Of tho test y
srn,erl and workman Ike msau(
Wagons, Cast Iron Ars, maze.
her and well itorrd, consisnly 81
be sold on reasonable terms
n. II. All Kinds OF repairing 4
ness aud d spaich, and wsrranse
no charges will be made.
JOHN
-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

WE,hs subscribers, being appointed by III,
w lion the Probate Court for the d,str, az
Fairhayen, commissioners to receive. Examine
and adjust all claims and demand, Of ali pet.ons
against the estate of
NATHAN wilcox
late OF fawlet IN said district, deceased, repre-
exhibited in offset thereto; and siY uon,hs ,,a,,
the 2Gly day Of Dec. $40 being allowed bv 3 i'd
court tor that purpose, do h-reinre hereby ;ve
notice that We will attend 10 the business Of on,
said appointment, AT Henry Grisworl's Inn m
rswltt On the second Tuesdays Of February aud
March l-il. from 10 o'clock A. N unI,, A ~,
clock =. M. on each Of said DAYS y
SHUA ID COBB
HORACE WILCOX (C.:..,.-
JONATHAN RANDaLLS
81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

iSS WHITCOMB will open a school for Young
'A Ladies and Misses in the front room on The uppe
W Moor OF me hrick School house in this village on
attend to all such as choose 10 p1tronize her
HE french Language, Dtawing. aud the various
branches OF English studies will be taseht
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

ell drop money into ha, with any man IN
tho room. The one who holds out lnnges,
shail take the whole and treat the company
OH DO It," SAID que, old fsrmsr. The
cocknev dropped Ia quarer--ihe farmer fol-
lowed suit with q brng-town'copPer.
500 on. said Cockney
II won't" said the farmer. stake 1t all and
irca, the company IN Y. Planet.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

Great Eclipse of The Moon-There will be
a total and magnificent Eclipse of the Moon
IN the evening of the 5th of Februay next,
commencing at O'Clock minutes, and should
the atmosphere be clear, it will present as sub
lime spectacle as we seldom witness. The
eclipse will commence at o'clock. minutes
in the evening, 2 hours and minutes after
the moon rises, it will be visible to all parts
OF the United States, the Canadas, the greater
part OF Mexico, the whole OF South America,
all parts Of the Atlantic Ocean, the whole OF
Europe, and as far east as the meridian OF
Bombay in Hindos,an, at which place the
moon will go down partially eclipsed. The
moon will set totally eclipsed at Arabia, Con
stantinople, Egypt, the countries adjacent e.
tho caspian Sea- and Moscow in Russia
The moon will rise totally eclipsed at Astoria,
at the mouth Of the Columbia River. in Oregon
Territory, and will be visible 10 all parts OF the
earth, where the moon is above the horizon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

4 dashy clerk from Pear street, y Y was
spending aH evening 90 a country iyeru. some
ume cast aa.ut lm iof some aUflsemclr-
Feeling secure in the iica ,ht hc bad the
most money of 5ny Pors51 present be made
mo following r7c.-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

{ .AME into the enclosure of the subscriber on
~ the 18th day Of August black, lined-back
beifer, one year old, with white on its belly The
owner Is requested to prove property, paw charges
and take her away. PHINEHAS r OSGOOD
Rutland, Jan. 10 ga
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
STATE or VERMONT }TRE y ,,-.@.

n T. VT Y INf "
District of Rutlsnd, 90 - hTrsl thar o.,
a SPECIAL probate couu held at Rntlsnd Whhir
an ,et sad district On VI. n'nth dsv Of July n.
- ir4I Present wa Han judge
Siephen Royce snd Thomss } otmsbse ad-
minisitators upon the estate Of Rod ncy G Royce,
late %. Rutland IN said di.lnet dcoesscd. ProPo'
ING TO render an account Of their sdutnisItst'pn
ofthe estate 81 the sad deceased,
II i. ordered that sad sccount he referred tot
.rtn,nalion add siioWaner 10 the hft Monday
being III. fret dAy Of February neat snd that a
COPY OF this order b. published three weeks sue
oes.iseiy 10 the Rutland Herald previously ~
sad Monday. tn I all ooooc tned msy appear aud
object thereto " the. ~ cause true copy Of
Re-, ord HENRY NALL, RrEi.,rt "a
STATE ofVERMoNr(Yt}E &, RENE nbst-
Distno, OF Rutland - - ed that al sp''
cial probate court held a, Rutland within and ct
said district on the nh day II Janu,ty A. ID ISL,
Present wm Hall. 1udg,
Ssdsc Frisbc, admin istratot upon the estate o
Janes Fr,sbte, late Of Tnmouih Ia sad district
deceased, proposing to render sn account OF hi'
administration upon said estate;
II Is ordered that said account br referred fo
examination aud allowance TO the first Monds'
being the Isl day OF fcbr iafy neat, snd tina
copy Of this order be published ~ the Roilsn'
Herald tire. weeks successiyely previous TO ssl'
/ Monday, that all persons may appear and ohjec
/ thereto II they cause true copy Of record
"A HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

ASH aud the highest p, ice pail e., ,1 t,,,l. -,
Phtsford Dec 90, 1870 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
Notice.

ih hundred pieces Of assorted culors md pattern,
- plPei hangngs for sale by The .ub.cr her nt ,hc
Manufacturers whole sale prices Mrrchan,, wish
nb :" .ep'e"sh 'hc'f STOCK are lnvned to call and
select or send in their orders -Four month. cred,,
will be given il desrcd AIANsOA aItEN
Fairhsven Jan. 5 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
Cash for Shipping furs.

I'hE suh.crLef vii ply ne bigse-, price fss 81
Sable. Mink Fshef, Rear. aud TigpssssS q
nh'n' And would also inform sp0nsp-n that ~
ne up top Easlr Guupowdsr for Ne shessisr
A"l 10 ihose y hoss account, doe sill ssy y
and settle. Goods Al cost tor cash ~
JoHN srposGl
ROLAND. Dec. a. 1870 EO-57 49, [
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
DIED.

In ,his village, Jan. 4th, Sarah Francis,
only child of John and Desire Wade, aged
one year and eleven months.
in Dandy, on the 7th inst, Mr.. Benjamin
Cross, aged GO years.
Printers in New York are requested &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
Castieton Semi airy
BRIGHTON MARKET

Monday, Jan. 4, 1871.
At Market 900 Beef Cattle, GO Stores, 1900
Seep and SO Swine.
PaicEs.-Beef CatAe.--Last weeks prices
were fully sustained. We quote first quality,
1915 500. Second quality, $5 IS a rs.
Third quality, 81 25 a IS 90.
Sheep.-Dull. Lots 81 so, 81 IS, 81 90.
Wethers SO 25, SO SO and 81 90.
Spine.--0ne lot at about 4c. At retail, S
and @.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

4 new trial for the election Of a member OF
Congress in the Oxford District, Me. is to take
place on the 18th inst. The votes given at the
last trial as follows
Liiileiield, " b. 1919
Long, Wing 3si7
Scattering 63l
Lluletield lacked so votes of the number
necessary To elect him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

Good Mr.. Pos,-we agree with you. II
the dear creatures would lei the bed wrench
aloae, before going 90 church, they would prob
ably be s5le 20 staEd out the PRAYER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

\ Young lady who, during a shor, prayer in
church, IS usually obliged to sit down before
It's half oyef, cannot be fit for wife Let
the single men look out, and take warning
.kr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
ADDISON BUCK, p.

nk OkE into Tie enclosure Of the subsef1
- in the month Of Jsly las, 90. lirys s,ss 4
red year Old heller, " m White It's billy asl q
Tie owner u requested to prove property pay -
Is and t,kc her away LYMAN X Pfag
Dluby. Dec - 1910 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

wings a LocOs--LOOk AT Ihios
fINllE subsriiie' would inform. tis eustnsssseS
friend, that he viii shoe horse. after th,e
ipf 81 - and oxen for 81 yose .od wo&1
them Ia ~ shod 10 good ~orkmanlks mansekt
~ Kinds ~ counif, pfodoc. istsn n paymsSe I
Blsrsstui hing MASON Gu,Jl[k nySl
West Huiland. Dee 10 1870 s0--1sI
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
National Foundry.

The subject of National Foundry is a theme Of
frequent discussion among mary Of the papers Of
this stac-cach one claiming the superior advaIiia
& s Of their respective places. The Whole matter
w H. however, resolve itself into simple prnprsi-
ton, anj ,hat s. "whcrc cannon be made OF the
be quality ard at the least expense to government,
taking into cons dcration the advantages ot security
from invasion" The answer is as simple as it is
conclusive, which il. where good iron can be man
ulactwcd the cheapes'. Now, we relieve no one
will pretend to d.putc the well established fact that
anthracite iron can be Manufactured in tie coal and
iron region much cheaper than ly tlfa Old 'roccs
in anv other rlacc The superiority oi anthracite
iron over that of charcoal Is nlsn unqnrs;oubc, as
it posse ses greater degree Of nacy and thcsior,
and is therefore a much slfrr and better matcih
for carnon. Now we arc in the midst Of rrrbal y
The very hest coal and iron csion in tits country
ami if Harrisburg, as has e n sai,d has the al
we are i'll more 81, being GAy mile fuh,r i.on
tic scablarl, with all the adyana c7 Of iraspora-
ton f,c.Ii'ies III any other place on ih" Su que
hinnl now possesses. In co .siderl;ion # tacs,
advantages, We say tha. crng-c~s cannot, can,is.
euty wi Justice to the county and 10 itself locate
the cout. mpl,trd National F"unGry my where else
lhan in thi, n,ichhyrhood II any of our lends al
distance carl show by facts and f-1rcs advantages
superior TO our own, we vii yild our claims with
out further ceremony,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

Mctbod Qf Making Hc Remedy:-Fn a bottle
threc-quarers full with brandy, after which add
much salt as will fill the bottle for corking shlke
together for ten minutes let the salt settle TO the bot
tom, and he particularly careful to it when clear
the clearer the better. Many persons have ma le
a great mistake in shaking it up before 1t is Us d.
The fcacy is no, near so great, AMI 10 open sores
the application is much more painful from the paH-
cle of salt VIII ch arc not dissolve inthc brindy, bat
the sl and Tie brandy should remain together, and
when oil the brandy is used cil, may he added
TO the salt, and shook for ten minutes as before =
Though it is ready for use in twenty minutes after
it is pu, together, ii is good At any time afer, anil
it is perfect nclcine, as it has the quality of b.
ing gr,oty cilicacous for either internal OF external
application.
In conclusion, I beg T. say to all. that tbs adj
dress was made for no other purpose than to do
go d. shcull wish it not 10 do injury 10 any
man, any class Of men, hut ns it is calculated 10
he of great h,nciit to the mass Of nilnkiat, horc
ilat i will be considered in that light.
~ .irccrIy their servant,
WILLIAM LEE.
The rrcral Of respectable firm in til, con
tr.do IN Liverpool, who had for many years su.lt,cj
from an obstinate asthma, on reru.i .ing the above
at clc in lhr Lirerpoi Naadud, was induced t,
try tic prcplr tipn. He mixed the hrauy aid
81 in the way drsc.ilcd oblvc, and every morni Z
Immediately after rising from hi. b,d he put twJ
tb',spuonsiul in a wine glass, adding lite warm
water, and dtanl it of. tie .oon bcgan to cypc j.
encc g'e,t r,lief fom it, and at thc m men, this is
sv~<'tcn, (Marrh l. lS40,) he is almost fr'e from
the distressing conpl,int unlcr which he bal pre-.
viousIy lahorcd. This gentleman speaks in very
high terms Of the virtues Of Brandy and salt, lnd
wishes them to he university knoNn.
IN. 3. The dose should consist cf equal gum
titles Of TIC preparation aud hat wacr nnl VIE
arpie externally an cmhrocatina for rhenmr,
t.sm sprlins &C., i, should b. used uad.if.I1
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
ron THE tuFuICAS.
INNnRTlIITl nr TIE SnrL.


When midnight emhrowns the earth with hc-
dar'; shaics. and tn, so0 ih Ia c f the siyery
moan, with tic git,cng li,ht Of i-'aut wo IA,
she beams Of heaute over 'hc crrlh, like radiance
from tho hclvcnly lini--as man c1nirmp'at,s this
mlgnjiiccn, scene, his Imagination, freed from i's
cnmptniun Of corruption. so1's above suhun1ry
thiugs IN Ichu!ls surs and systems rcvolvi .
through il finite space--fcnson then seeks f,r the
frs, g'cat cnuse Of all these oories. With thc
quickness Of thought The mind bcho's the {, estal
city; The plorifcd thrcng Of tn redeemed, ray Cd
IN garments of.duziins s>kitn with vrrsthS of elo
ry md palms Of victory; hears tire sweet mellow
hrclhngs Of the golden harps, and s,cs the throne
Of the AImigh y surrounded with ieht ina cc silc.
Bone down with its own hr2ht conceptions, n
mind silks - self, While ron -ciousnczs f hi.
own ms g jiic1acc comes Ike a dark cloud Over
tie sprit of proul man. Humhlcl NY tn, Sc mag
this expanded universe. 1t is then th.t though
oy.rt' to the man e grief, IEo hears tc I5ul
s"I.,rs ma ic softly stealing DER B hl hens
plains, while ever and anon the soft voice Of th,
',7' ' We
10 MAJ -s'''c's through We 's'P Shades OF tie
-a'' il q "''Aarin'"'' ana heAF' the voice OF Hcl
'N''.y' ''' words "' 'l''Eh "g'ny Not my wI'
""' 'AInc tie DONE l''''' -S'indS at he lot oi
Carary, ard hears he words OF papdon fr N @ dy,
ing Saviour. It is 'hoa uan 'e,l- his dignity, anl
'' Ia / al 'h' P'Ep' Tie "aS"'H.'Hcc oi c.''''n
= nouSn' 'i''F'u WIN 'h' ''l'e OF one immortal
'o",' ~" wac" ''' "'''''' eye Is '"'H'i inward
''' con" F'''s we 'A9 .''S'e c'h'rN'h''s 81 the
"''''!' i'a'''-'"e LA" 'u' ''aU' II" c''"'' VII On
'o"'''''s '''' precious gem ',' SOUL nc i''S 'n
MS . nos '"o '"" oi ina" existence As ohIy al
"'"S pace i man was oe uned Tor no higher
- .'''' Why t'' u" .mP'1nt Not pf'hc pie l" hr
nature which iH"uccs hIm ioicver to aspire to some
'''"s "'s"u WY does lie dro'P anl l.ngush
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
CONGRESN.

The most important subject before this body i
The Land Bill There has been some sharp shoot
ing between MIR, Webster aud Mr. Calhoun. Mr.
Calhoun Is in favor Of ceding the ubc lands t,
the states in "h ch they lay, they paying certain
per cent Sc Mr. We,s'er is in favor Of dl,trbut ns
the proceed. to the dill, r,n states; by which means
fenn,yvano, q, would receive about $500 600 annu-
ally, which reIi. sc her fem taxation.