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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-15
nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
~ TERESTlNG AND APPLICABLETo THE
AEEIICTED WITH

Diseases Of he Stomach, or Nsrros:
Such as Dyspepsia, either Chronic or Casual, un-
of Sp ,rits. and general Hmaciauon, Consa npt.on
whether of the Lungs or Liver, Liver afIectiuus,
pess, worms OF every variety; Rheumatism; whcth-
or Acute o: Chrome, Together w.th Gout, S~crofGla.
PAIRS IN the head, Rack, Limbs aud side, Typhus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Pntrid Sore throat, Fever
and Ague. Sptsmodic Ptlr,tat.Cn Of the Heart aud
Arteries, Nervous lrr:tabilitv, Nervous Weakness,
Mysteries, Ii, DouloureuN, Cramps, Female OBJ
struetiors. Heartburn, Headache. Cough, the Com
mon or Humid and the DEy or the Whooping.
Asthma, Grave, aud Droosy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered by
Empcrs and sthcrr, as the great Tea ulaior of the
human system, and suth - the deyorcJness uf the
adherrnis TO that erroneous doctrine. that they CON
tent them selves with the simple posscsrion Of this
fallacious opinion. ~itho' I enduring into the pri-
mary sources from whence Life, Health, aud Wig
our emana' q, aud, rice peTsc, pain. sicKnsss, disease
and death. Not 20 with DR. Hunt, whose vSien-
Nv e research aud practical experience So eminent.
w qualify HIM for the procession of which he has
been oae Of the mast useful members. lie con.
tcnds-and 4 moments reflection will convince
any reasoning mind of The correctness of his view,
that the stomach. liver, and the associated organ,
arc the primarf aud great regulators Of health. an,
or lies. oIsans' and ,ha , npIess naS,c,r usr rc.rsn
the root of tn" disease the superficial anodynci
usually prescribed, serve but as foit- To cover Tia
ravages of deep rooted malndics- Under tir-e con
victIons, at tn expense Of years Of chose appllca
ton, the doctor has d scsvcrs.l n medicine who's
searching p1~rrs are irresistible. and IN prescribin
IL "a with a kn ~ dye ofits being "A radical eur
ofthe various diseases already cnumera'cd. even
applied IN the most critical cases, but he docs no
pretend ~ ascTIbe 10
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
n supernatural agcncy, although FROM posi- ~
proofs within the knowledge Of hundreds, he Is rrc
pared to show, that when .vcry other earthly rene
dy has been gwen up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
havenever been known To fail IN ctioctlng two yer
gratifying results, that IF raj. Ing irosI the bed q
sickness and "IseG-e those who h I've teste,i the
efficacy. and thus amply rcwarding DIR. Hunt o.
his long and anxious study 10 attain this Itrie,
ton in the Healing Art.
The exu anrdinary success which has attended IN
use of HUNTS BOrA Nc PILLS, is the be.
criterion VI then sup crior virtues. They nav
been the means of raising II host 81 lahcuIshing y
TENTS f,"nl the bed OF affection as is clearly cyir
ced in the follow ing
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~ Ri NfL.
ISkS VIII DE taken Ly the FIRE g. MARINE
81 INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
az Hs iagst rgi,suu-
trcr contents.
~Sfcamhmfs hcioucs, mills. &c.
Iuuiiufg.
and mrrrUIudIzo Of 40 Minds.
A"+ ''rri 7l irIEor attending fb- frarsruis.
roads. "
tprlho character Of hIo company ~ N Dr,,,,.
,'9' 0"1 hhsraIny '1 nr a'a"a,a, anil Dgs,g,,t n
Lafns-uc beg ls1,of1 r.l.r OBJ f4r nrr,t,r.. ,l,.-
i.'.s anl elsewhere who have hII mo aIus.a.af I'D
..alus lpuu us. "
JOIN TAWCETT. pr,..y,.,
DANIEL LAVE. Secretary JlHu4-. Ia I,u
H'AEu uF UIErcToEs-.Juh Fru.,u p,..,I.,
hf1ay.J1hu G1sb1m. Cl1drs u. Kury. E,barl yy
Harding. S1muol Necl. William Paxton. Jacob $
Shnvcr samuel ~pugt. D,rseiars
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CERTIFICATES
FEVER AND AGuE CURED.

10 Dr. num-;
Dear SIr-BelioviSSit a duty I owe you as n sue
cesslul ! TaciitIoner, a. well as those who my Ice
rImIlarly afflicted, | take pleasure IN Acknowledge
valuable Medicine,
HrNT"S BOTANIC FILLS.
after much suffering FROM Fever aud Ague, dur
ing the spring aud fall. for the last four wears. and
the I'ecuniary injuries attendant on the indisposi-
non "i On. On whose eAer;ons a large family was
uepehiant Tor support, aud hayin. withou; success
'est,u me sAl,l OF many medical advisers :. ~ Sn
expense could not well afford. In the fall of 1898
HhuihS me prrnIonltu'y symptoms ef the disease
approaching, ] Was induced by a friend who had
t,icd your fnedIcine, to purchase package Of your
poIahtc rus ana now have tho happiness To in
similarly sihIcted-thar they count,raci the dis
ease, nor have j been troubled with IL since. mud
my confidence continues TO uphold me Ia the he
llef that your botanic Pills are the N at safe, the
cheapest, most cfhc1ciIus. End radical cure Tor
mat distressing disease the Fever aud Ague All
can for the present off r ysn for the blc sslng you
nave brrh instrumental "a conicTrlng on me. Is my
assurance Of unccasins gratitude aud esteem.
p NJ. MAJOR MIX
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An erfrdordinGryeHse Of meumdt ism, acconDa
MED Hih Didrrh5ea aud Nervous debility

An rfrdordiuGryeGs Of Rheumdt ism, acconpa.
MED rih DiarrhaeG aud Nervous debility
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed to cold.
was attack ed with a most painful Rheumatic com.
plant ofthe head, and neck, which continued with
distressing Violence for several msnths. The prin-
opal symptoms were-a swelling and eXcTuciating
pain IN a the jUints, and an entire loss Of th,,I
use: both the pain aud the fever generally suffered
an Increase IN the evening, The pains were increns-
ed on the slightest motion, and were more severe
IN the night time. a constant dIarThaca, which
produced It's general cons, overwhelmingly low.
ness OF splrIis, and general wasting Of the be- ly.
He was indeed 50 extremely III that his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hou,s
Of has recovery and ~ Vas generally beleXedLy
his relatives and friends that all the medicines ar
treatment IN this world could not HIM any T,Iief
But seeing an adveriisemcnt on Hunts Botan,c
Pills, he was directed by m Almighty Prnyinrncc
TO use them, he dad 80, and after o fortnight tl,v
produceda favorable change, and hcis now a heal.
thy and stroL.g man. JOS. HART.
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Lirer Complaint, rih much Dernnge

|tFeF Complaint, riNi muri UerdneeneHl OF Ia
LirtT System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts was anl c:cl with q biIIious
and nervous Ise1se ~ an alarming degree, lie n.
attended win all the distressing symptoms which
aiicct q TcisAcd couiIton, VIZ; a sick head ache
loss uf appetite, gpddiucss in The head, pain an IN.
stomach alter eating, unusual tTemors, shifting
spa pains IN every part of the body. ,-pIi
chIiis, sa!low COMPLEXION, costivness, and a con
slant dull pam IN the right side, which often indu.
ced the most : 'eadiul debility; indeed he thought
ne was afflicted with every internal complaint the
hsinan body IsIiLbL to. lie was general, maki"e
lrIal Of various remedies, all of which were equally
Ruthless until he had recourse 10 Hunts B,tanic
PILLS, from tho superior virtues Of which medicine
hls h-alIh u perfectly re-establIshtd, aud IS now
able Ia pursue las employment free from pam or
disease. JOSHUA ROBERTS,
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NIRE ~ MARINE INSURANCE
There are two situations only Iu which .Hd-
Wduals can b. placed, where they can adequBfrIys. AL
pfcciate tho value u insurance. These are. wbI.
star ding upon the TuiusOi their cwn pr0pcrtg. either
Tocelytng from ar insurance Office the full amount
which they have lost; or sta1ding0a the same aDof
surrounded perhaps by a dcs0latcd family. Iameot.
ing that stupidity and folly which failed te sroviic
against such n contingency
B.ATKfNsON Arcntofthc TVsrp
ANGE Co. or HARTFORDCON N Wintaks ,i,t, =,
Dgciing heuees, Wave houses, stores. Mills. raeto,ies
Se. togotleg with their contents srch No Fr,pif,,,
hsrehendise Machinery andevery hefdiscripti Of ip
surahis Pep Tty. Also, or Steam, Keel. and Ff,f
Boats ard heir C'rgocs 10 and irons any Port ontks
WeEarn W ars.
Bromceon haiH Street ,seafy oPyostcths q s.Hste -.
JaauafV 1.tgII. q
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WIN. JOHN SON.
RFcrL.AR

VIII. ktSG, IS Water 81. Wheeling
j. '. ROBtNsoS, Portsmouth, o.
J. MOERGsOS, Columbus o.
or whom ais1 may be Obtained,
pr. Goodies Celebrated Female pills,
ybe Baron Won Huthcler Herb Pills,
Do. Evans Fever and Ague pills,
Dr' Hunts Botanic Pills,
~. Evans Soothing Syrup, for Teethinr.
The shove Invaluable Medicines are cold whole
sile and Retail az 100 Ch1th1m ST., New York; 3
fouth seventh street, Philadelphia; - Market a.,
Louisville, kcntuckw 30 Cornhill, Boston. AGassa-
ahusetts: and Of IRE following AGENTS. " liam ia.
zinE' Wheeling, Va, l. V. Robinson Portsmouth,,
ShV mar
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Dysp,Psid. or Indigestion, EJTeciuaHy erred.
Mr. VIM Tucker. aving lately be n restored 10
a SOUND state OF health, through the efficacy Of pr.
Hunts B"ian c Pills, thinks II m Indispensable du ~
To state certain facts relative TO The disease undo 7
which ne hsd So long suffered, The sympi ,ms
wcre-a painful obstruction. with u constant rrirc
tinn 81 food, headache, palpiraiion OF the heart.
lowRess OF SPIN $, a troublesome dry cough, dizzi
ing, almost constant pIln IN the SIDE, loIus, and
shoulders, accompanied weth much languor and
usual degree ofnatulcnce, brought on shch a sta. e
II extTemc weaknosi. asto prevent hin from at
tending L. his huSInes. and his health appeared lost
beyond recovery. His friends a.d relatives became
alarmed 81 the melancholy JrosJ rrt, aid strongl,
recommended Hunts Botanic Piils-Ihey were All.
MINI tered, AID IN a few day, produced a,toaish-
ing relief. and finally Tsaliz,d j perfect r. storation
Ia sound health VIM. TUCKER.
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SlIOE FINDINGS

SiiOE FINDINGS.
VIE subscriber has just received from 1,lti
more a general assortment Of shoe finding,
Ihread,lasis, &c, &c, To which ha would invite the
attention Of shoe makers SAML. MCLALLEN.
mar - lS7 Main, corner of M,Ji.cp e,
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FEM4LE REGULATING PowARS..
.uTe assIstsnL a WONDERFUL HBl"IL
w MISfAkE.-Call asd buv and III
for using 81 the Botanic DRUG and MI c9'
III MaTk S.. -
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The article as prepared hy NJ. Dumas, was made
IN the laboratory " ilhcut reference To cost. alsuluteI,
Iure -..ct s-Ir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-15

NIRGINIA-IN CuANCERN-At rules held in the
Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Count ol law
AMI Chancery for Marshall coonty on the lst day Of
Narrh 1911.
Samuel Thompson. COnpt
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ALIEN. T.. LAIDLEY. CTsrl
DAN. rEcK. Counsel for comp's. mar m

nAS; rEcK. Counsel for compIs. msr ~
NIRGiN1A-iN mA>crEY-Ai rules held H. NJ.
CLERKS thicc oithe Cir'uit Slp.ripr Cot,rt of L.,
and Chnnccy Tor Ihc county Of Ohio. iu the month
"i March 1871,
Robert Nlonif. Complainant.
Buuldin Biddle aud others. Defendants.
The defendants Story 4 Pars. nr tI,r cnv of Lon
lsNillr. not havinp entered their appearance and CIV.
en- security according 10 the act of asscInhly anal lie
rules ct this Court, aud it appearing hy s,t;SE,r,,.
proof. that they ATE not inhabitants ofthis Comm,,.
wealth. On motion Of tie Complainant by coups.
II Is ordered that the SAID defendants de- annear bc,,
IN The hrst day Of The next Sprrg term OF Ilii. Cour.
aud answer the ,oid compliments bill. and thai , o..
ny oi Tins orlcr bc iorhwith inserted in some new.
paper printed in the city of Wheeling for t,, ,aor..L,
succcssINely, and posted al the font door of Inc ,,,-
house Of Ohio county.
A copy icsir,
ALEX. r. LAIDLEY. CI,rE
'AsrfR' '' 'o'"rt mar
NlRGINIA--iN cnASCEKy--At rules t.d ia d.
Clerk office Of The Circuit Superinr Couu orI.v
and Clrlnccy for The county ofOhio in the n, -,.
of March 1871.
George 'i0T'on' Complainant
Surrey CuIhbcri and Charles En.clL. Defend.
The defendant, Cuihber, np having entered d..
p'arsnce and gwen security according 10 the orf
assembly and the rules Of ihs ruurt. maj n
by satisfactory proof. that he j. Eul an inl,al,it,n,
his Commonwealth ON motion Of the eo,,,t,i,-
by Counsel. % il ordered that the said defend,.t
appear here ~ the first day Of The ncEt SHRINE
Of Tbs court. aud snswc the said cumpl, mani.
aud that = cory Of this Urdcr be forthwith ios,,,,
srme newspaper printed IN the City Of Wheeling
two mr''tl'' sncre'siyciy and posted at the font a.
OfIhc COuu house Of Ohio county.
Acopy icsie.
wiLsoy mrC
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BEWARE Of COUNTERFEITs.

INV NINF VI NOINI I'M IT -
81 CauiiSn.-Be particular IN purchasing ia sec
BAat the label Of this med, Inc contains a notice rf
u eatry according to Act O. Coagress. And be
lIewise particular IN obtaining them al 100 Chat
hlm ST., New York or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
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STEVENSON. NEALE %. @arkcrshur9'
nR. WM. EVANS SOOTHING 81

" kUP, FOX CHILDREN THING
dangerous Case Of Commissions aud Painful DENT.
lon, Cured by DR. VIM. Evans Soothing Syrup
To THE AGEST OF DR. EVANS SooTHING SYRUP.
Pear Sir-Thc great benefit afforded 10 my suffer.
NJ infant. by your Soothing Syrup. IN a CTse Of pro-
Tacted and painful d%entItlon, must convince every
ceiling parent how essential an early application OF
baeh an inv aluabie medicine Is 10 relieve infant
misery and torture. MY infant while teetng, expert
With conyulsions, and NV wife and family supposed
Aat death would soon release the babe from anguish
all va procured a bottle Of your Syrup; which a.
BOON as applied 10 the gums, a wonderful change
was prOogcei, and after q few applications, the
ohiid displayed obvious relief, and by CnutiDUingIn
% USE, am glad to inform you, that the child has
completely recovered, and no recurrence Of that
awful complaint has since ocCuTrct; the teeth are
saanatng daily, and the child enjoys perfect health.
I give you my cheerful PERMISSION 10 make this nc.
Enowledgsment public. and will glIdly give any in
WIN. JOHNSON.
A gentleman who hasmade Tial Of DR.. w. Ev-
ms Soothing syrup IN his familv,t n case Ofa teeth
~ child) wishes Us 90 state that nc found u entirely
Shsetaal in relieving pain IN the gums, a1d prevent
ns the consequences which sometimes follow. We
ehesriully comply with his reqieS Sun.
,ESWe believe il is generally r~.knowle5ged b
pose vino have tried il, that Dr.. Evans syrup for
Bnildren Cutnng Teeth, advertised 81 another col
tfin, isa highly useful article for the purposes for
Ngleh II u intended. Highly respectable indiyid.
sals, a: any rate, who have made use Of il, do not
AeHtate 20 give ITS virtues the sanction Of their
IA nes.-Boston Traveller.
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IN i"teTs'Gng case Of Lo,ses. efSpirns, rim a

IN tHtereshiHg case Of LolcReSs ofSpfrifs, uiH a
rt,tcIn SpIsm0dic Affection.
Mr.. FRANCIS Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility, together with n tram
OF symptoms generally termed nervous affections
lnd winch perhaps, u would re impossible fr the
zen OF the most learned physicians to describe. IN
MS case the spasns m the stOD sch were 80 ire
IIenl ara excruciatng as nearly to deprive him
~ reason pains ~ the Hnbs, cXtending oven 10
he fingers and toes, fat ulcnce, sickness al tL,
'tomach, and a general agitation Of the who.e
'ysieni, l~RsOnurh tha:a common incident render
20 me mind iIinld and apprehensive. In order to
nfInoNe these distressing symptoms. and restore
ne constitution 20 us former energy a large puT.
Ton q medical skill had bcen exhausted without
an' advantage; change Of ar. and other remedies
we're also unayaIIng, and the sInd and body ar.
cared To I've devoted 10 n ruthless disease. In this
hopeless and languld situation, Mr. Cnldwe was
recommended g. make trial Of Hunts BOisnic PILL,
INC ELECTS Of which were visible n a few DAYS,
ina by a continuance Of the medicine according
0dirocuOns, his trength,bccamc completely restor.
"a, ald ? sound state 81 health most han iIy &C.
.abfishcd. FRANCIS CALDWELL.
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CIIAN"EKY-At Tul : held iu H.
Clerks uAirc Of The Circuit Sap, r,cr G. urI or I,y
nnd Char'r"ry for tho county Of Ohio, in the month
al March lSiI.
Henry Nouls. William 10 Smith and J,nc, II
Taylor. who were partners ia Lusif e.. mailer ia.
firm. namr and style Of Young. Smith & 90. Com.
rlaiaanis
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HASCERY-At rules held in the
Clerks Office OF The CIrcIiI Superinr Court of Law
and Ci'ancery for tho county OF OHIO. IN the moaIh
0iNlrrh 1911.
Samuel LJwihcr, Councilman,
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CaVfior Be particular in purchasing 10 e.,
INST the label u THE Medicine cOntsins a notice 90
ne entry according 20 at OF Congress. And -
Ikewlsc particular IN Obtaipiuz them 81 100 Cha
ham 81, New orb. CT from The
REGULAR AGENTS.
WI. ". KING Whacl1nE, Va.
ViRClNIA-iS cHAScEHY-At rules held m ia,
Clerks oHi-c of thu Circuit Superur Couu u Law
and Chnnoev for the county Of Ohio. IN The month
# March 1S4l.
Otho w Hciskcll md Ffancis CCam pbclI Cemp',s
against
ki~ Sarah Beck, and Joseph MllcrG Thomas sill.
Ter. Defendants
Tho defendant Sarah Beck. not having entered hcr
appearance. and given security according H. tbe ,ct
ofassembly snd the rules u This court. nnI d ,pp.,,.
ing by satisia Glory proof that she Is not IN inhabitapi
of Ibis commonwealth. on motion of the comploinan,.
by counsel u v ordered That the s1ii defendant a,
appear here on the first day ortho ncrt term Of ris
cOurt. and answer The compliments biIt. and thar n
coy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN ~.ao pevs
paper printed IN the city Of Wheeling Tor Two months
soceessiyelv and posted NJ the front door offho Court
house Of Ohio counfy. a copy fe.te.
ALEX I IAIDLEY. clerk.
CANrsELE fof Comps. mar 90
The Polynesian., 1841-02-20

nt
matter. she SPOKE orculy and with IN,
confidence %; innocence. maintaining 4,
the last. however. that "Sr;ri,s. were ,hcv
rood or evil. bad appeared TO her :" bnt
lcuyjur lhat she had ever by prcccn; NV
spell or charm, invoked the aid of s,,,c,-
natural powers. otherwise than by ,Lc
Drawers of the church offered !, christian
purity of purposc 70 the mos, IJolv V;,u;,
and Ter everlasting Son. II was nt Icuo,h
proposed that the question should Lc ON.
forced by the means of ,or,urc I'm, Inv
Cnnchon himself ,Ec proposi,iou was ovcr-
rulcd-no, in mcrcy. howcycr-not in
c',ari,y towards weak and sut,cr;ur wn.
man tbut in the dccpcsi refinement of
cr!cIiy. Confident. as he then was ,h,t
she would be condemned 70 fire fierce or
doal OF the i,go, and the stake. hc sn,rcd
bcr fine rack les, hy cyhons,;ny .bcr NOW
crs Of endurance i, MIGHT diminish tho
duration OF her mortal oron;cs rt,.rly
however. was tina, corr,!nt i,,doc and f,I.e
shcuhrrd disappointcd when tbc dcc;s;vc
verdict was pronounccd--.. pcrnctual
chai.ls-t!c bread of sorrow and the wa
,crs Of misery r'--Thc courts ccclcs;,st;.
bad no weapon to affect her life. and for
the present the sccuIor arm had Dismissed
her bc,ond the reach of ifs tvr,nn;c v;o.
rncc. The sentence was hoard NV ,he
meek prisoner in ire silence of dcsn.,;r
size was rc,unudcd ,o her l;v;nr ,n,,b
she PASSED .Iro,,yh the oloomv ,rchw,y
the bolts uroancd heavily behind hc,-shc
docu,cd that all was over. that She sbouId
perish thcrc-ihcre. in that dark obvss
unchccrcd bv the fresh air or ,hc fair j,v,
ligh., unpiticd bv her relentless focmcn
uns,,ccorcd bv her tn;tLIcss fr;onds and
shc felt that dcath--auv death so T. ,yo,o
| but Spccdy-had been prcfcrobIc to the
cndurancc of that protractcd ,or,urc
which life had now become To- her who
! lately fought and fcas,cd ot fine r;rht hand
OF princes.
Not all the sut'crin~s howcvcr or tho
wrctchcd Girl: not all the mcn,,I ,yon;.s
and corporeaI pains. that she must hc,r
! in silence. could su;iscv tLc Ec,,s or E,r-
land or the policy OF EnuL,ud's Rcucnt
|, was rot in revenge. much less in haired
that iLc wise Erd.o,d urrcd il ma, ,I,n.
,.,,,rt ,|.i iI,,,,
The Polynesian., 1841-02-20

save 10 linn who has ahandonrN ms irdil
servant Cor her own tranSgrcs>iou.'
fla she conicSscs -
Mark well the wo.Is--S'ir Scribe
Jud.mcnt--Lord ptcsidcn,--A jud dg- |
meat :"
No need for farther question: -
She has ayowcd it."
Such were the disjoincd clamors ,ha;
burst at once in ticndsh cXuItaiion from
the lips OF that holy seeming conclavc
but ere the willy Bishop could express his
sentiments, the maiden again took up the
word.
Il have confcsScA-Grcnt Sirs-, have
confessed tranSgrcsSion-And make not
yc The samc---at prime. at n'a'ln, and AZ
ycspcr-thc sane aynwal Riddle me
thea the difference, yc holy ncn, between
She daily prnjtcNcc yc prolcr for the dai
~ Sins which even Nc confess, and THIS
t0c t'cc confession Of a Nyj5onrr--a help
less, iricnd!C@s, pcrsccut"d prisoner. Tell
me, lord Bishop, what ann I, ti'aI si,oGII
snj}cr Judgment to the u,tcrmosi for tie
same ayowal that thou mahcst daily, if
thou dost obey the bidding Of Him whose
cross thou hast upitjcd! But yc did ask
me if ! hope for lbcrty-lf | would cN-
change TIE rrison-h0usC-thc hall Of con-
d"mna'oN. and thc bread of tears, for the
free air. ti!c blessed sunshine, and the
hunhlcst icasAn,'s fare Go ask the
wild herds Of the forest, will they prefer
| the yoke and the goad, the ha'cr and The
STALL 20 The green woods and liberal pas
turcs in which their Maker set them -
Go ask the c0@lc, will he endure the jcss-
cs and the hood OF the trained gosshawk,
will he choose the perch and new before
the boundlcss azure, will he list to the
whistle, or regard the lure Of the iuIconcr
when the thunder is rolling beneath him,
when the lightning, which he alone can
gaze upon undlzzlcd, is flushing round
the acre his creator made him to uhubi.
II these shall answer yca--thcn will do
your bidding. and swear to keep my prs
on, though til" chains should b. stricken
from my limbs and the door of deliver
died 10 con&'ruc nae on the one hand. and
the i!ronc OF your monarch were tender
cd Oh the other. Then will swcay--
,lr fricst-and not I'LL then -
such WAS tlc tone, and sich thc tenor
O.! all her speeches, ever submissive 10
HE forms, to the ordinances, and to thc
Spnlt oi religion; ever protesting her
faith III holy writ: her whole and sole re-
lance on t,lo V,r%in and lien blessed Son (:
The Polynesian., 1841-02-20

81 i!,u' TO- 10 irs?'.. Ie there be cn?"'a; |
81 - ', ,or,,,, w ,t h bn,c,,L
# StAKsrnARE.
8Ihgcc months had clapsod-sincc IN
III flower OF youth ana beauty, N the
% II oi conquest, and III the accomplish
f nt % AL her own, oi ali hcr country $
q piratons, the Maid OF Arc had ialIen,
Uforrh the cnvIous treason o! the Count /
u FMyy.-ic who had shat the gates,
i ID raised the bridges of Compcl%nc a
e1inst hcr-lnto the hands OF JOAN dc
Uymy-L Observation-Disclosures he, false GEN
tkman and rccroant knight, had SOLD the
kroiNc of "ranco-soll her, despite the
Mayors, despite thc tears and the re-
pcacllcS OF his high-mlndcd iaIy-Sold
for base and soriid lucrc to her M
= bring Ioclncn. Three months had c.
r. ,srd of wcarlsomc contincncnt-not IN
N XEnardcd chamber hot with the bless-
light OF heaven streaming, albeit
fough CRATES OF iron. into hcr prison.
komcnts :-not with the miserable sem
rs bnce of freedom, that might be ianclcd
H exist in the permission to pace the nar-
~ floor Not with the wontod dun
or-iarc OF the worst malcIactor hot
Wth the consolatlons of religion, voIch-
Ned even to the dying murderer; not
eycn with the Wrcichcd boon OF solitude !.
Np-in Il dungeon many !oot beneath
thc surface OF the frozen earth, wit. nouSht