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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

Il IS aid that Mr. B'nt,l. S'na,,r RON LIS
SPUR, Is LYING Ncry Ill al Washington.
ItSf4u ~ arnQl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

| SHEEP HUSBANDRY.-T Boston Cultivator
says that, according TO the best ca cularion. there
are 3iOO0O00 sheep in The Union. This is an in
crease Of about 5000 900 within The three last
years These are worth az n fair caIculatiou SO,
100000. AbOn one ffh Of al these are found IN
the single State Of New York. These sheep Of
Ilrree sheep to Tie ncrc. would require . 900 600
acres Cor iheir keep worth SO psr acre making the
amount Of 1892 100000 invested in lands
'rhe uggregaie anount invested in sheep husbond-
~ in the 4. S. is--
in Sheep S68 600 .O00
in Land - 100000
5000 900 900
The animal crop or wool RI esiimathd al 90 600
OOO lhs. nsd worth nearly $4,000 900
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

T. DECEMBER &c, IssI.

NJ Ask NOTHING MoRe-WE WILL AC-
err SorKiEG LESS THAN RkPRhSENTA-
80, ~ pEoPpRTloS II oCR PoPULfTioN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

The sk,lei1A Of an Italian was recently disu-
tered ia Rode Island, whIcb InoLsared seven feet
IA length. Il WAS Supposed THAI the body had bccu
hurried ~" centuries ago The teeth were perfect
Iy sound
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

From he assertions made m the Saualor's speech
las, Tuesday. II may be inl.rrsd HAT our Boston
contemporary j. pretty well informed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

TIE MECHANIC. The lu!IOwng hsasfliul
article IS taken from The Carpenter Of Rcucn," a
poPu'ar play;
The mechanic, sir is one OF Gods no5emsn-
Wbli have mechanic. not danei Have they not
oPrned The secret chambers Of tho mighty deep,
and extracted its treasures and made the raging
JillDw their highway: on which they ride as a tame
siced' Are not the elements Of fire and water
chained To the crank and at the mechanics bidding
compelled To turn ~ Have AIT mechanics opened
The bowels of the earth. and made It's products
trbuie;io their wants The fsrked lighHing is his
pIaying; and they ride triumphant or the wings OF
the mighty winds. TO the wise they the nJpd
gucs Of knowledge; anil kings ani queens dec
Grated with their handy work. lie WIN made tho
universe was great mechanic!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

ENrEC TED FIGtrr.-Thc iinanci, r. of The
Sentinel gi sknnIug iron Jlm-s VI lisriiori la
Ihc last True Issue; aud We are in daily exutcia.
riun "f lsu. Pistols TOR NJ AMI cuif.c Tor the
same IL how ihs word.-IirksJ trg WAC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16
s6soOoO00
32OOOOOO
e2nnhnnnn0

Tho onnunl crop % wool n esiimatbd a, 90 600.
600 lbs. asd worth nearly s3OOg0OOO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

LiNClNNAl J.. Dec. 10.
fLDJR- Since Saturday noon. $50 hills have
arrived nearly n j 81 which have e9n ~ Of sj.37.
WillSkEY l6S hblsGrrycd. No sscs; Isle
ohrfcd-held "a lJir
LARD-22i kcgs arrived. sales ofseyeral small
bots o. the extent o. 400 Kegs nj - Co S. rs inqualty
Also arrived by eanBal 265 bbs Pork, and bis
OIL
IOGS.-Since Saturday mornng, 'a'cs have
been made 10 ihe extent Of 4 20 5000 head. chirnv
a. 81 10 2 IS per bundled From 10 1000 head
auivcd yesterday, and many arc expected TO
arrive Co day
TIE RIVER was ilbog yesterday. bot is again
al a stand There were feet inches water IN tho
canal NJ Iyuisyiilo on Saturday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

Nert 10 ne ioUe ef GO,oers is ne lone Of birds
Teach your children IN mercy 10 spare The nests Of
the harmless little birds, and If You have heart 10
be- thankful, u will rise IN union with the little
srngsier's caro-, 60 ihink your lOt Is east IN such a
pleasant vale Uf flowers and singing birds. These
are sumo Of the many lhags provided oiighen the
tpil ~ labOr and 10 u only viiiuted t,se. acquired
irJfn false system of education, that prevents rs
from deriving great deal 81 happiness from such
small accOmpaumenis Of the journey Of life.
So5cr Second ThomlL-The day before yesior.
dny The following circumstance occurred on bparg
one oi the bJlts the Catharine ferry. m1h who
O. 90 The habit Of erOss ng the ferry daily. went
suni ou bosra ne boat There something odd
aud unusual in his manner. which attracted Tie at.
teufop Of The covswain and some " ihc passengers
iie went up 10 person on hoard and offered his
sIIne money, Observing that % al be had about
him. aud that be had 10 farther use br that. lie
then went 10 the side u the boat and deliberately
jumped overheard The boat was immediately siOp-
ped. small boat was put OF run a vessel IN the
uvcr, % alter sJme searrh che matt was found
perhed upoa the wheel % he steamboat. hn cold
dock having produced rovuisfon of feelings -Br00E
Ncgs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-16

~ ~ SUGAR.-l0 hhds Prime New q,
leans Sugar received anJ f,r s7Ie nv
dec =" KING & CRTAfRACREP
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~ % II II o. Ne a..

G57Wc would give notice to our customers, that
we have received load ST. UBES SALT
since the date of our last advertisement, but cant
say to them t hat will sell it for 81 l-2 cts per
bnshel, for we think they will be ienriul we should
shave them on something Use to make up tho loss.
We will propose three sums to customers TO
figure upon. Not knowing the Rulc they will CT
pher best in, we will let them select their own.
LIST. IF Good Molasses is WORTH 40 cents per gal
lon, how low should it be sold by the pound?
Cd. If the best of Y. Hyson Tea is worth 90 cts
per pound and there are almost many. qualities
of Tea as ofCalico, what would be the price of the
cheapest quality?
Sd, If Boston Iron Company Nails are worth
So 81 l2 cents per cwt, and Prime Nails worth
Sc rs cents by the Cask OF 100 lbs what would be
the price Of poorer quality?
ONE CENT Premium for the Answer for one or
each of the above named sums will be rewarded to
the person who will find
JOHN BACON, Agent.
for the G. V. F. a. Nj. Nj. Co.
ST. Johnsbury Centre Village.
March ~, 1871. s 19Ow3
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j H. w lid "A " u lid {, ..
or
HEBREW PLASTER,

HEDhE fLAso Eli.
TIME pecuartes OF this Chemical Compound
animal fibre or nerves, ligaments rnd muscles, it's
virtues being carried by them to the immediate
seat Of diseuse or pam and weakness.
However good any internal remedy may be, this
as an external application, will prove powerful
auxiliary, in removing the disease and facilitating
the in of local inflammation, Scrofulous
affections, Kings Evil, Gout, infamatory, and
Chronic Rheumatism, and in all places where seat
ed pain exists. ...
weakness, such as weakness and pain in the storn-
ach, weak limbs, lameness, affnc tons of the
female weakness, Ne. No female subject to pain
or weakness in the back side, should be without
ii. Married ladies in delicate situations, find great
relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
No putting or great spread 81 certificates is nten
ded. Those who wish to satisfy themse Ives of the
efficacy Of this plaster obtain sufficient guam
tity to spread or for so cts; not half sutfi
cient TO pay for the insertion OF single certificate
into any OF our most common prints a single lime
This trting price per box is placed upon il in or
der that 1t may be within tho means OF every afflic
ted person of the community, that all; whether
rich or poor may obtain the treasure of health
Which results from it,
Price per box, so cts. Directions accompanying
each box.
T.. w. Capron 81 Co, Rochester, N. Y, agent
for Vt. and N. H., to whom all orders should be ad
dressed post paid,
For Sale by Kiitredge and Colby, ST Johnsbury,
A. Mcmillan, Danvlle, Farmers aud Mechanics
Store, Passumsic, N. M. Looms, McIndoes Fails,
Kitredge, Nj drill IL Skinner, Barnet, Hiram Ira
cy Wells River; Nj. X. Parks & Co. Waterford
Lance, Warner az Co. and w. s. Smith, Cabot
L. Carlton, Jr Both; Hodgeman Ss Allen, Little
ton; d o GarnseY ~ Co. Lisbon; and all the
principal towns in Vermont and N ii. l50eowly
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TaaE LHON OF TVaE DAY,
No tURE 10 PAY.
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH.

OR GERMAN VEGE1HBLE PILLS.
TTIGHLY recommended by Uocts VaIehls
IAMott NJ. d. of N. Y. and others There Nv
the orders! Any one tina, does not find relief 'rH
these pills the price is refunded back, this ln
positice orders of the Proprietor to agents and Oh
ers.
In offering these pills 10 the public, appeal 4
their intelligence. fthcse pills are not what they
are recommended, yoG are in duty bound out
respect to yourself and community TO reject me.
and publish them to the world as an 'n'p"s'"",
humbug and quackory. Tho public may be assure 1
they arc purely vegetable, they are compose" u
nine ingredients part of the medicine a2 wv
found in Asia and in the vallies OF Germany W
con venience these extracts are made into Pl's aN
will be found a sure cure or relief for all blNOg
complaints, yellow and billions fevcrs, lever aH
ague. auudice, scarlet rash, bilious cho'lc, u''f9
sia, &c sc. .
1t is not intended that this medicine IS u s'
for all diseases to which the human system Is N
BILE. Ten thousand useless efforts have been @'
to draw from the region of unknown fancy, Sn
every disease. Good medicine is not to found \
the fire whirlwind
Health and happiness hang upon chance "'H7
--tinie is the herald of truth.
AGENTS.
Baker Judevine 81 Holton, Lam ilviile adj
NJ. r. Cheever, Hardwick; Aiken and Vince
Walden; Warner and Co. Cabot; Isaac CuaIq|
Cabot; e. Eaton, Danviile; Ki,tredgo and COPY
St. Johnsbury; s. Humphrey, st. JohnshnN, =
r. Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morrl and Raa m.gj
St. Johnsbury East; II. r. Fairbanks Wa nIl0o
Bradbury .-and Wallace, Barnet; Isaac way w
Peacham; Chandler and Brown, Peacham,; p !, I'
A. e. Denison, Sutton; Charles G.. Newell p ~"
J. Al. Hoyt u Co., Lyndon t62-tsgGn;.
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IEH.ANNET. FACTORY 81 SE"
An ESTATE
r. o R. S a H. u I!
AZ sTEVEN S VLL,qGE, (6AR%Ei)' ''1A'i''
DoNi.1 C0UNTY,W

ya1ur BARNET MANuFACr,uIjh i s,'.,;o 1om W.
NE pm NV nfrrr for sale, nj Pnbhc SUCTION on
Wednesday me ~" ~
their we'll Known ,,u,Opv
=, ,he alovo village, on the Turnpike
Sui from Concord, NJ u to CANADA Line conss'
i h"" ar FRAMED BUILDING, SiG stories high rom
, ,hs basement sirty eight feet Tong and Jyfytour
Tet ,o;Jo, Said Factory is bullion very excellent
WATER PRIVILEG
i located in good lcool gro,oing countrn, and pos
sesses facilities for The manufacturing OF fLANNELS
nnooualled by any other Establishment OF the k'nh
III wv H''''e THE MACHINERY
Consists oc two complete sets Of Cnrding Nachines,
Picker, Grindiag Frame and Tanning haMc,
POWER LOOMS, with Reeds, harnesses, ana
ShuttIes and sufficient number oI JACKS ana
Looms to Accommodate either t'0o OF e"'ee so's VI
Condensers. M. -, -
Adjoining the Factory, ale taco WmgS, Sixly or
seventy feet long, and two stories hign IN lne
one Is a large Finishing Room, with Scrtao PRESS
C;o and B1yshisg Machine, and Dye House,
with two DYE KetHts-the other is well adapted
for STORE Rooms, or could DO used as Dry-house'
"A l. O.
IN few wards from the facory), n two story Framed
Building 80 feet long. and DO feet wide-'he base
ment used for a Wood House, and the upper Story
for Storage
will also nj the same time and place, 'er for sale
all the remaining part of
REAL ESTATE,
in end near the same Village, consisting Of a
STORE, Two stories high, so feet by 30, with
Wood Shed adjoining. In The second story, are
several Rooms fitted up for Office, or other purpos
! es. Said Store stands in the most central part oil
the Village.
| A ISO-
A DWELLING HOUSE, 36 by % feet, with
large commodous Out Buildings; Barn, well clap
boarded, and GOOD GARDEN
| "A l. y O.
Three other substantially framed DveIlingH ouses
between sixty AMI evenly acres of
LA MD,
mart Wood Land, and part under improvement
The above valuable property, will be sold TO-
sether, or separate, and may he viewed, and fur
ther particulars Obtained by applying ON the prem
Uses, or to ALEXANDER HARVEY, ESQ
Peachant, Perm0nt
aIorch ~ 1871 I90tf
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CANCERS, SCROFUL.A and OTHER
HUJMORS.
DR. REUBEN WV, MUF,L.

IT'S now at his residence in Groton Vermont.
H. where any one afflicted with Cancerous Tumors
and Humors of any description receive his at
tenton.
Without adding long catalogue of certificates
to this advertisement, reference is made to some
few individuals who will give such information as
may be requested by those disposed to make inqu
ry, viz:
Charles Davis, Esq. DanvilIe, VT. who had a
son afflicted with a Cancer and cured by Doctor
Hill. Also, Mr. Esabrooks, of Danville, who was
afflicted with Cancer over the eye, and cured by
Doctor Hill. Also, reference is had to
Oliver Going, Waterford, Vermont,
Mark French, do do
Thomas Wason, Esq. Newbury, do
Nathan Blake, ESQ. Corinth, do
John Arlington, Esq. St. Johnsbury, do
Hazen Low, Ryegate, do
Lemnel Southword, West Fairley, do
Nj Kent, Waterford, do
Mr. Baker, Go do
Mr. Hastings, Bath, N. ii. ~
great many individuals might be named in
different sections OF Vermont and New Hampshire
that have received cures from Doctor Hill, but
their names not being distinctly recoIlected, it
might lead to mistakes, it is therefore omitted.
Jan. 1S41. lS0tf
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A " G I'll O "!

XN7ILI. DO sold ut Public Auction, on oo'a'u ny
w tho ID day of April al ~ . Goes - '
at rhnyers Inn at Parks village barnet .-
Prime Horse,
2 Cows and Calf
Two Horse Wagon,
| Gig Wagon, u
I lIamo Harness,
2 Saddles,
900 lbs Sugar, ,, S,ovo
Cooking Stoves and Paflor stove
] Watch,
$40 worth ofJewelry,
Ip Bushels Good Wheat, ,o,.. and
fret ratr), @
/ Double Gigg,
2 single Sleigh9,
| Silver Plated Harness,
/ Gun and Equipments,
9 Grain Fans,
Single Harness, l-Et
Team Harnesses,
4Patcnt CheesePresses,
] Plough, oano ,vor,b ri
600 yards Sheetings-, a.! Also-apout $aVo "o''" u
Piece Goods and Hard ware. ,oo..s
March 90, lS4l. loo"~
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Vac raI and cligiOu 8
ExCELLENCY OF THE LOVE OF CHRIST

EXCELLENCY OF THE LOVE OF CHRIST.
What theme can be- so deeply interesting TO a
lost world las the love of Ckrst?-That love which
is everlasting, which gowed in the councils OF eter
nifty and which wonderfully exhibited in
his life, sueerings and death. To have clear dis
covery and settled conviction of this love-'to
know the love Of Christ which passe;h knowledge,
must be a source of the greatest enjoyment.
That we may know much this love is certain,
and this knowledge will increase degree, we
maintain constant love to God in our sou Is. And
while it is the duty Of Christians to aim more C lear
1y to understand and more fully to possess The won
derfu love of Christ yet how great, is the breadth
and length and depth, and height OF that love?
How appropriate the language of Bishop Hall;
20 blessed Jesus, that thou hast loved US sure
ly know but hGao emh thou lrast loved us is past
the comprehension of angels. Those glorious spir
its, they desired 10 look into the deep mystery Of
our Redemption, so they wonder TO behold the d.
vine love whereby il is wrought; but they
more reach to the bottom of it than they affect
to be infinite; for, surely less than an endless
time serve to fathom bottomless depth. Such,
%, Saviour, is the abyss Of thy love miserable
man. Alas! what do poor wretched dust of
tine earth 90 about to it, by the spans and
inches of our shallow thoughts?
This love is free. as it is great. There is no
equality or proportion between Him who loves and
those who are loved. In the language ofthe same
writer, 'for 10, thou who art the eternal and abso.
fute being, God blessed forever, lowest me, that
had no being at all; thou lowest me both when |
was not and could never have been but by thee. 1t
was from thy love that l had any being, much
more, that when thou hadst given me being, thou
.shoulds follow me with succeeding mercies. Who
but thou, who art Infinite in goodness would love
that which is note D God, was there ever love so
free, SO gracious, as this of thine? Who be ca
pable to love us. but men, angels? Men love US
because they something in u.s. which they think
amiabe; angels love u.s. because thou doest SO; hut
why dost thou, o blessed Lord, love u.s. but be.
cause thou wouldstq There can be no cause of thy
will which is the cause Of all things. Even SO,
Lord, since fh love did rise only from thee, let
ahe praise and glory of it rest only in thee. Such
Is the love of Ch,st to man, and yet for such love
how ungratefu; yea, how is it despsed and reject
ed!-Bdptist Register.
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lyA % He h 9 A HI, .

THNHE subscribers have received an additional
Il supply of SALT, and are now sellig best of
Sc, Ubes Salt for cash at 81 | 9 cents per bushel.
They will sell as many pounds Of Moasses for 40
cents as can be bought at any other store in this
vicinity. There are almost many qualities of
Tea as Of calico. Young Hyson Tea they will sell
as cheap, same quality,as be bought for in this
region. PRIME NAILS by The Keg Of 100 pounds
at Sc, rs cents.
We have on hand good assortment Of GOODS,
all of which will be sold on reasonable terms.
SHEDD ~ JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury, March 3, 1871. 1873
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The subscriber would tender his grateful ac-
know Judgements to the Public for the liberal pat
ronage extended to The above hrm--wouId also,
give notice that he will keep constantly on hand
COOKING, PARLOR and SHOP STOVES,
of The mos approved patcrns--Also, English Iron
STOVE-PIPE, TIN and HOLLOW WARE,
which he will be happy to sell to his former Gus
toners aud the public generally, on the most rea-
sonnbIe terms. DANIEL L.. JACKSON.
p,eeu,Ds;c March II lS4l l90w3
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H. O n. o ale.

A GOOD WHEELWRIGHT SHOP, well situa
EA-ted for misunderstanding three stories, second
story finished for dweIlng-lower part for ashop,
which contains circular saw an upright saw bor
carry them. Any wishing to purchase can have
the above reasonable terms; enquire of the sub.
scriber. JOSEPH WHEELOCK
Coventry Fails, Oct. 20, 1910. 170tf
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Writing Emk--Ns Hsue and Blacl

w and Superior Blue Writing t f. ,n
In small and large bottles-aso Currier q na ~,
black writing fluid, may be obtained at the Uat
MAN offioebythe single bottleor in large quaSw% e
The blue ink is of the manufacture OIL a. %s
Cnrrier d Hall, and superior to any ever n''''
sold in the United States. 40
Oct. &c, 1910.
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Paddock 81 H0aght0n,

= Wv they have sold out their stock ~ " The
Lyndon, and wish to close the conce ,hs nay d
would further say, that they must have .u ,bs i.
their demands, that have become due oy ~ al G
April, or they will be left in the hands u
son for collection. IsssS
Lund0n, .MarCk 9, 1S4l
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N O IT I c, F. .

THE CO. ARTNE S ii FP
ERE'rOFORE existing between the snbscr,'
4 Il bers, under the firm of JACKSON, a. ~
is his day by mutual consent dissolved
All PERSONS indebted to said firm, are iespect'9,'
~ requested to make u (PrompD Payment to -
l.. JACKSON, who is authorized 10 adjust all de-
mands due to, and from said firm.
DANIEL l.. JACKSON,
WIN. HAYWARD,
EDWARD WOODBURY..
p.ss,.a,a,sic W aIar1h II. 1871.
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AB ! / en- DIS I'D q OFS NHhdu SW NJ
OF first quality, and latest style, Kept consiaLt
W " on hand or made 10 order, on reasonable
's''"'' JAS. II, RAMSAY.
All persons wishing for either Of the above
articles arc respectfully invited TO call and sec fol-
themselves. /,
10. 81, ~ ,,S.xy 6. Ihu.h,,r,,
Vermont. i""J
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St JonhsLury, Shedd 81 Jeweit.
g Morrill, 81 Rankin
Samuel Humphrey.
Albany, Howard 4 Hovey.
Burke, Luc:us Denison ~ Co
Barnet, Bachop d Johnson.
l.. ~ A. Dutton.
Mit,redge, nj. tS Skinner.
Barton, Hemingway,& Robinson.
Brownington. Thomas G. Stewart.
Cabot, Israel Cnlung.
Charleston, Robinson IL Cole.
Coventry, E. Cleveland.
Craftsbury, Geo. IL Cook.
Canaan, Luther Shute 81 Co.
Concord, J. q. Darling.
Derby, N. Colby IL Son.
Danville, "A. Mcmillan.
Gu,ldhall, Gould ~ Nelson.
Groton William WhitehilI
Glover, VIM. b. Palmer.
Greensboro L., +. Waterman 81 Co.
Hardwick, Strong 81 Delano.
90 Baker ~ Judevine.
A. 81 Nj. r. Cheever.
Irasburg, p. barrow & Co.
Lunenburgh, q. w. Gates.
Lyndon, Chamberlain d Brickett.
:" Il e. A. Bemis.
Newport, lf Brainerd Stebbng.
N. Danvllo, Farmers d Mechanics Co.
Peacham, Chandler s. Brown.
Ryegate, G. & I. Cowles.
Sutton s. 81 l. Blake.
Troy, Ii. Paddock.
Walden, Edwards & Dutton.
Waterford, NJ. *. Parks Il Co.
!" II. r. Fairbanks.
Wheelock, w. u s. Bradley.
BENJAMIN Bal ANDRETH, M. d.
PAL Broadway, N. Y.
Sole proprietor of Brandreth's Vegetable Universa
A.Illo. toO-ly
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IN THE SKIES

HON. L ii
BY ARcuAEAs, IN RLAcKwooD'
When up TO nightly skies we g'ze'
Where stars pursue their endless why's
We think we see from enri's low o'oo'
Tho wide and shining home oil Hoh'
But could we Use 10 moon or SUM-
Or path where planets daily run,
Sill heaven would spread above US 'ar'
And earth remote would seem star
IT'S vain TO dream those tracks of space,
With all their worlds approach MS 'ae''
One elory fills each wheeling ball
Ono love has shaped and moved the'' "'
s,,bis earth with all its dust ana 'ea'S'
Ia his no less Than yonder spheres
And ,ain drops weak, and grams o' s"""'
AMI slammed by his Immediate hand.
Tbe rock, the wave, the lirlc flower,
All ted by strenms of living power,
That spring from ono Almighty will.
tyhate'er his thoughts conceived, lu'h''
And is this all that man can claim
Is this our longngs final aim,
To be like all things round no more
Than pebbles cast on Times gray shore
Can man. no more than beast aspire
10 know h,s beings awfu! sire
And born and lost natures breast,
No blessing seek but there TO rest
Not This our doom, thou God benign
Whose rays on all unclouded shine
'Thy breath sustains yon fiery dome,
But man is most Thy favored home
We view those halls of painted air,
And owns thy presence makes them far
But dearer still to thee o Lord,
Is he whose thought to thine accord.
SOLIT UDE.
Call We it solitude to dwell apart
From the worlds busy crowd 1t is not soj
The fairy realm, the kingdom OF the heart,
Is ,hronged with loveier shapes than those ina
glow
With youth and beauty in the festive hall.
Whene' er from Pleasures gilded courts roam
10 some secluded spot-at Fancy's call,
A host of fairy beings round me come,
Bringing sweet memories of youths golden prime
OF Hopes FIRST promise, and Loves earlie
dream,
And all the flowers of lies fair summer time,
Till my lone thoughts with brighter beauty bean
And my rapt spirit hoIds-though none are near
A mystic converse and communion dear.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-30
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