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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

Jumping orer the SunJeams. gentleman who
recently crossed the railroad bridge at Troy in the
train OF cars, informs that drove Of cattle was
crossing at the same time. The bridge is dark ex-
cep'' at intervals whore there small openings to
admit the light, As the day was light one the
sun shoHe through in such a manner as 10 make the
dust opposite the openings appear like solid mass
The cattle seemed to think so, for as they approach
ed the openings, some would draw back, others
stocp and pass under the sunbsams on their knees,
while others more daring would CALAMITY leap over
them Among the eapers one very handsome
white hei'er, which, undismayed by the number Of
these appalling Obstacles leaped over every one in
succession, clearing them by several inches. The
passengers in the train were highly amused a, the
occurrence, and observed that OF the whole drove,
but very few found their mistake before they APP
preached the end Of the biidge.-N. Y. True Sun
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16
A Fight in the Dark.
BY THE AUTHOR OF COLIN cLISK, 'TExIANNA,
ETC. ETC.

BY THE AUTHOR OF COLIN cLINK, 'TExIANNA,
ETC. ETC.
FRANKLY admitting tina, ducls Of every COM
non kind and some Of very uncommon descrp
Ton also, have been written upon until .he very
name, when seen in print, bears very much the
unsivory character Of a literary nuisance, yet
venture TO add another TO the number, since il may
dsscfyinely be considered The GROWING fight.
both for rs singulsriiy and it's baibari,y, OF all
hitherto placed on record Savage and deadly as
is the general character of duelling in the Southern
States Of Amerca-epiJ,mic as is decidedly
stated 10 be in some places, (Oreans, for instancc)
Increasing materially in the heats of summer, and
lcclniug as The weather cools--ond in the face OF
I'll we have heard concerning Kentucky "goug-
.hg' and biting Off cars aud noses, this -FIgh, in
the Dark which took place in Florida, stands
preeminenL alone Germany cannot match il,
and by its side, an English duel is mere chlld's
play That poor humanity should ever become
excited 10 such an act viii appear marvellous
tul il is no less true. Al least II Is no fiction Of
nine-and very savage kind Of i'm Imagination
must any novels, have possessed who could have
purely invented il
TAG p4u,s in this affair were Col -, and {
young man. believe a surgeon whom he chanc
81 accidentally 10 meet one evening at liquo
sore Whether the colonel was Of the "Tegula
army as Webb OF New York designalos him
Hll or any one of those very numerous colonel
America, who never rode IN the field even OLA re
'ea, my informant, dad not state; though from hi
n'1lenl and quarrelsome disposition, ] should a
ta kngl'shmaD naturally conclude he was no sold
Fi The, however, AT least, he was--one Of thos
bH uncommon characters not uulroquenlly TO b
nd at the Soulh-a man who had acquired 70
u'nseli hrs, rate reputation, asn OF cnly dea
h'i ahh either pistol or rife, bu, MISC as beini
'V'ally az faa and formidable in the uses OF N
o0VF'kniie. Whichever he might hgh, vii
vas matter OF Indifference 10 him, as in any on
o. 'Ae three eases his anagonis, generally enjoy
- some three or four ehnncsG 10 the eolonels on
= iosag his life, Hence few carried to roeeiy
- insult from ban, or under almos, any eireuT
N'nees 10 Offer him one. lie become in hi
t1ghto'hoo1 land ns far 81 a man can boeom
,oee m that part OF the worldl an object Al one
iesa'iai' de,eslabie snl aTogaB, IA the extreme
fs@ Hea la, Washed hlm killed of hsod OF hope
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

Lock OF HAIR. Few things in this weary
world are so delightful as keep-sakes. Nor do they
ever, to my heart at least, nor to my eye lose their
tender, their powerful charms How slight, how
small, how tiny a memorial saves beloved one
from oblivion; worn Oh the finger, or close TO the
heart, especially if,hey be dead No thought is so
insupportabe that of entire, total blank forget
fulness, when the creature that once laughed and
sung, and wept with close 10 our SIDE in our
arms is if her smiles, her voice, her tears, her
kisses, had never been. She and they all swallow
ed up in the dark noihingness Of the dust.
OF all keeps axes, memorials, recs-most dear
ly, most devo,edly, do love little lork Of hair
and oh when the head 1t beautlied has long moul-
dered in the dust, how spiritual seems the ndyine
gossiness Of the sole remaining All else gone Il
nothing and except that soft, smooth, burnlsh
ed and glorious fragment of the appareling that
once hung in clouds and sunshine over angels
brow.
Aye, lock OF hair is far better than any picture
it is part Of the beloved object herself; it belongs
10 the tresses that oi,en long ago, may have beer
dishevelcd, like a shower Of sunbeams, over you
beating breast But now solemn thoughts saddei
the beauty once so bright, So refulgeni; The onSe
YOU gaze on il, tn, more and more il seems to say
almost upbraldingly 'weepst thou no more for me
and, indeed, tear, true 10 the impershabe aifec
tnns in which all nature seemed to rejoice. bear
witness, that the object TO which we yeaIn6d is n
more forgotten, now that she has been dead for $
mary lorfg weary days months years, than she va
/ forgotten, during hour Of absence, that cam
liLe passing cloud between US and the sunshine
our living in her loving smiles.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16
VOL. A9.--NCunER "a.

So"'Aera r'ers Of ihe Targ. We observe with
pressure The warm cnoumiums which the Riebmond
"h'g ptnnoonccs upon the Tatn Witnes. tho m.
heNed extract III hot merely rs a party nev,ra.
PCT that The Wing speaks thus l, would b. i'm
possible for that paper TO employ thu. language hsb
hnaiiy we're there not pcrvadinq end growing
public sentiment Ia Virginia favorable 10 these
views
IT seems to us ,ha, the ptes.u, TAIN il one AZ,
mos henedci,l character. 1t is neither too orcs,
nor loo little !, neither gives manufacture. that
hot bed, hasy growth, they are apt to receive rom
a high protective Tariff, nor leave them To pins
away IN neglect ], sIrikcs an exact medium. IL
gives The manufactures OF tho country fa,r NAV and
that Is all they want,
! we believe the very persons who passed the Ia.
/ ~ 5iL J,d not dream how sudden was 10 be N.
effects. We have evidences enough here. IN ,he
improved state OF business but tina, is nothing com.
pared TO the reports we hear from other ausrer..-
/ Scarcely paper but contains an account Of soma
enterprise Of industry undertaken since the passage
of the law.
VIII the next Congress have the folly 10 touch
ihis bcnehceni law We shalt see
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16
Bgv tie Herald,

| a, EJitor--I noticed in the Herald Of Nov. LIST
,l,i.e Of considerable length, purporiing an H.
anton Of the equation OF time. The phenome.
"a. ef sg,arsat, as well as true tune, has been IA
,,,r known for centuries. and of late, the true
rsiion for every day Of the year has been dis
MI, noted whereby every sctool.boy that can
III The almanac may have all needful information
ne snbect necessary. He may there see that
,s.,, tho last days OF October, when the suns
y,Iaw approaches the meridian, il will then be but
ocock and ~ minutes by true time piece
rs error which occasions the diversity in time
st,ing apprehend, is The inaccuracy by which a
,5t meridian is asceuained, or as il is termed, "a
On mark find in mos, houses, they have their
aa marks made by magnetic needles; but by
erya,ion, are found TO have been made with very
lie accuracy. Il may be known, perhaps 10 most
sople that there is variation in the magnetic
ssd c from a true meridian, or north and south
,Jfse and ibis variation not only varies at differ
IL places, but also at the same place al different
sfods Of time. For instance, the variation al
l,land in the year 1883, was found TO he Z de-
'ses minutes west But ia 1910 only degrees
|,ss,--the variation is something like minutes 10
T.onds annually.' Merdans are usually found
r. observations made from the pole star. But in
s process. i. is apprehended great errors have
cen committed. For the polo star revoves
vaaI common centre, OF course i, can be due
arh bu, twice in 81 hours 1t is necessary there
N, tina, its greatest elonga,ion be calculated by
&. l,'i'ude NJ Observation from ycar IN wear, as
sefe is an annual variation in the same latitude
F5' Instance, in latitude ~ degrees, so seconds,
| 'shlch is nearly the latitude of Ruiand) in the
wear 1897, the eongaiion of tho pole star was de-
rr.e. minutes, 9 seconds Blu, in January 1913,
bgl degrees, 2 minutes, | second. In latitude 43
ssrtes at the same periods the elongaon was 9
degFees s minutes, seconds, and in 1910, but 9
degrees, minutes, so seconds. Observations
should be made when the pole star is at lis greatest
songa,ion and il is os the first Importance TO sur
5syors, that true meridians are formed in ever
cal attention. Formerly rule was prescribed 70
Obtaining approximate meridian. This was TO taxi
he direction Of the pole star when in the same yer
neal line Of the star Alioih This rule was correc
4 century ago. but since that the interval between
The time when these Two stars are vertical, an
when the pole star is in the meridian has beef
sadually increasing, on account OF the greater an
rgl increase of the rieh, ascension Of the pole star
han Of the Alioih. Those who may take III
foUbe 10 make calculations will find directions
the 9th and 9TH cases Of oblique spherical Trigo
nomI,ry as given in Simson's Euclid.
PIus6eld, Nov. 1913. f. c.
This rule find from 10 years observation, nc
PERFECTLY correct, some years more than others, b'
vac degree in about 80 years, IS not Tar from co
rect.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

Laeoue. Col. Brooks the Tyler Collecior 81
this port and the main pillar Of tie Tylet party in
Michigan, is in the habit Of addressing letters the
Pos,.mas,ers throughout the State, commanding
them to subscribe for Nr. John .. Jone, Madiso-
man, under the pains AMI penalties Of dismissal
and the hot displeasure OF Capt Tyler and John u.
Jones Aforesaid He recently sent eopy OF th9
Madisoniln, TO postmaster IN the INTERIOR con
lainiug a slip with the following note
Dear sr-Are youa subscriber to Tie Midisohi-
an II not, you must be.
Your friend, j. bhooN9.
The Postmaster wrote the following answer on
the hack fthe Co.'s note. AMI returned II 10 him
.Dea, SRI am no, a subscriber 10 lie MAIDS j.
'''"' '''' yon, fcend. E.PC.'
The document, has doubtless ere Ibis. reached
Washington. The result will soon lie knosn.-
Defrgft DAILY Adrerhser
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

Caught At at !aH. An attempt made last
night TO enter and rob the house Of Mrs. Thorp, in
Broadway, in which one Of The gentlemen received
much more than was agreeable 10 his personal com
fort. Mr.. Aaron Rodgers, who lodged in the house,
having been pu, on his guard by what he supposed
u have been attempts TO commit burglary hereto
fore, took the precauon to arm himself with one Of
Coils six -bauelled pistols we'll loaded. This
morning about two O'clock hearing an unusual
noise, he wen, out upon the back piazza whore he
saw one nj the gentry perched upon the shouidefs
Of he other, busily engaged in saving through the
shutters Of the hail Ted room. lie Immediately re-
turned 10 the house, and repairing TO tbs room In
question, owai'ed his opportunity. The thief, haS-
ing succeeded IN making aperture through both
the shutters and the window, about TO leap into
the room, when, he brought his person into fall
view, Mr. r. discharged at him the contents Of fire
Of the barrels. The second discharge was follow
el by an Oh" and the rascal dropped. The fellow
however, with the assistance Of us comrsde Cue
cceled ia getting on Prom the large quandty Of
blood st i.e pa c where he was shot, and 'hs nu-
meroo, traces for long distance from the house,
it i, evident hat he Ieceved a sevefc wound. IL
win probably leal 10 his detection. few more
Of such prescriptions would have mos, wholesome
effect tiffany Fleming JS4rnai
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

iHr LAST CASE Of absent mindcdness is thu. piy-
en- by the Rochester Democrat, As party of ladies'
and gentlemen were waiting a, the depot in Canaan.
daigua' Tor train Of cars, they observed per,.ei
looking fellow, who had been asleep on one Of the
se''ees IN the sitting room, &C, up and proceed tow.
a'us the door, with Large spit box In his hand
which he had taken up from the floor, thinking II
was his hat When al the door he made several
unsuccessful attempts to fit it 10 his head bu, find
ing that II did not suit his Uranium, he examined il
more closely. discovered his mistake, threw down
the spt-bot with burst of Indignation. and sneak
ed out, Ia the great amusemen, Of the spectators
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

4 man named Waiter skllman was found dead
near Rock Mills, Somerset co. ~ Y. on Monday
The 23d ul, On the satne morning, and MOI hr
from the same place a man named Van Der RiPa
was found lying On the ground n dying state,
he cxo,fei soou afer i removal TO house
E,th have lch rsp ctlble inmalies, These men
we're the m3st tllaLie slr d intrmpersnee, and
doubtless Staggered away from the grog shop
where ,bey had chained heir liquor and persisted
IN the storm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

YANKEE Tr,ck 4 calculate can't drive a
trade with you to-day, said yankee pcdlar a, the
door OF a merchant
you calculate about right then, for you cannot
was the reply.
wal, you needn't get hufTy abou, it now here's
dozen genuine razor straps, worth all oftwo dol
lars and hslf-you may have EN- for two dollars
i tell you don't want any of your trash sd be
off,
wal. now, declare | bet you five dollars if
you make me an offer for them STOPS, we'll have a
trade yet
Done said the merchant, placing FIVE dollars in
tie hands Of bystarder. The yankee deposited 4
like sum-when the merchant offered him picay
unc for the s,rops.
They are yourn,' said the pedlct, as he quietly
pockeled the wager amid the shsu,s Of laughing
crowd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

N,w Communicates Of the Kingston b1nk
n E,rrsten. were passed in This CITY yesterday
norring-signed WIN itomef Cashier y J. sm'ih
p,cst ,igte,ie. an Indian CARING, sslnnisnen al a
tam 81 Rsilrosd cars dawn by ioeoUlDuNe on
- ~. h,,A . woman leaning on a monument on
- -, train al cars moving 81, al lie bO'p'm
eog watching an iron chest. Ensrss,ng esage.
COZ tTfoy Wig, Fhesy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

CENEEAL Casa meeting Of friends ~
Genrral Cass was 10 Be held at Isnesyhle on 70"
3gh ult ein order 70 lake into consideration ~
propnay Of presenting him 20 ihe propis Of we u
n,eI STATE. a. the proper candidate for the Pres.
L., 4, tbis pycrff.E csI,fs in the psltieat
sf,ii, of,be Democra' party ofIbe unios'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16
THE HER AL ID.
Ysblishod every Thursday Morning.

,,,.lv. on r0uis. al tie saJscritcrs door Ais |
I'D "a paclagsS, or taken al the office, 81 so |
y asa Si'9o |
Y ,,sfsf ersSiI; Is otnfs added u mol then pad !
,..r,r,i BY me Fiiege carrier, $2.oo.
ss,--for ,rervbody Encourage Ieur ewn."
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

@HNeAsN MAaNANANNs
shselss So 81. uahsd state. wsr. once Gar.
p.shsd ~l,h sns most ,slssbls breed Of sheep
- lhs woflI.
Thssailr fiiss Of he pssssn, sensury should
B. sssfmsmofatls 10 slss seimssioa 81 ~ ia,sl-
hgsat Ansnsaus and lavsrs 81 oar souairy ss
being lhs period Of sha hrzs iu,rotue,isn late
las ua.ssd siaiss afihs msrino breed 81 sheep.
ttYoud al 4usst.an the met valuabls kind hat
ever srisisd IA he known world. To that d..
Naeu.sbsa and faiiioiie ssisuan snJ sgrieuliur.
10. Ne lsis Chsassllsr LivlnFslou. 81 the State
81 Nee Nsth. has been ususIly and dsssvsaly
s@ardsd ne credit 81 being ne frst 20 introduces
ths msrlnoss iuto this souatry. b, fhia high
mssa - praise aad ssrens sIsin On ths lasiing
rsmsusbfanes and gratitude Of he eoaasry was
iasiiy shsrsd vith hlai ~ The late Cot David
Hanptfsy. of Counscueas, thea minlsssr 20
epsin. uto. aimosi simultaneously With NJ Liv.
larsioa's ffit .uPosislisn. iatrodaesd. mucH
greater numb.s ~ shis iassiuable breed Of sui.
nais. is1sst. single pafs-bfsd msriao ram
n, been brpuehs y ths DATED State. from
Frsnes. 10 lulg tbs prsvlous year. tie0D hy
tas. spirited saa satsrprIs'as Fssaehmaa. n
paf.si a. Nsmr~-s This ran waseslisd Doa
Fsdfo. ga 80 - grsss sHssllsaes. Bat The
hss iaiisdas - ofpufs.htsd asriaors, q boil
ssnss. aas .s .pnnz 81 ie02. ~ Chaneellol
living Is, sho. being her ~ Paris =. mini.
fsf lron ihs uaiitt States % FSaass. seut hem,
81 ihai tine tss pairs of sns mstnoss. the Be-
- tesld otiain. Thsss BE- ssnt out 10 The ear
efsns 81 BE suf lsrvsui,. iuisadsng 90 use hu
eva refdl ihsi iAsy ssosi5 bs followed B,
alasis. .aisnuon va nee (acsordinr {.
~ impfss,oa) ,seomplsshsd before 1907. i
~hish ysst ls osuinsd e. sjd.uonal vsrJ
choice nsraoss l,oasths eslsbfsgsd loyal breed
t~r SIX 81 Rsabosillst.
Itts tlrngaishsd hsriuo aosk VS. iousde,
.ia ~ yfai isa5 - ssarslai selection. unds
salhoniy q il,s spsni.h kias. 81 Superior shssv
hs.a e. tssl "a suess travelling aosks 81 sp.in
Itis selected asss sansi,ssd 81 s57 sheep. Gram
aus s~sa rhlsh ~srs oisssh uasomn,on bssu
~ So sxtslissss ss - Be he sdmifsuon Of o.
~ msny Sc "a shepherds through whos
aasks ,A.g pslssa ~ shsirio Journey 70 tsanss =
Wat, viih ~ ,'leinsl supsnonw By ssls'
ice, anl fhs sais snd xii ~sh ~hish the
~sfs flsssqaiaty bssdin Fsanss. lhs Ranbos
lst rasti.sfs. aftas TINE u Mr. Lisinsaoa
,rsa,au.a tom iaas nssk. : wsts sssssasc q
r. M.sfa la anv rtti ntdnoss ia a
aat s. asasfaa sas a.I esIsat aaa su4ia
.ffssts. nsNs.n stuiaF iis q 10 sssy %
lssasnss.. -sus5 ha.''. ''ns''us' s''i'a -
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

G-rThs iss,ss Of The beach Tree A.. often
used 81 substitute Tor issihsrs IN bed. f.
vslyn says, thai being gathered about the fall.
and soms~h ai before shsy are much lrOss-bitts .,
shsy form the bestan sasiesf mattresses "a the
world. instead Of straw becasss, besides shsir
tenderness and loose lying together. they con-
hnas sweet ioE seven Or eight ysars. long be-
lore .whish time straw becomes musiy SOD
bare.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

HAaTa.

sTn mkarN.
Tiny, pretty. merry thing,
llis's Yoanx fgss-bnd blossominFs
Tired, 4aeiha f-sii he day,
NlnnliaF in he iocund play--
Eoamiff lhs green scotland Ger.
IT, add osw gems 70 ny neh stores
49, .sill. aswsfs ~ fafest hue.
Fof pne ehese loss i pate and tfuss
tH, psfsuaner, The bfesns ms strr'ds
lhs lealY haaie - chsusd bird.
tshi4a ihea assl sought Nth heart If zies.
Tie fnsAi n vain lfqm youtsf Tree.
NPea ihy nleihsf's hssting breast.
Tufi 10y. Ths time draws near.
Nasa ihe1 uiii lsass fhst molhsr dear.
aaen foNffa 4tIl bluon - mere 81 ihse.
Aua birds saaf out swssi miuaffslsy--
Wien 20 bat clear. aneloadsd brow.
- tmlIsa " - shall piay - Sow
Aaen lnal tIas sfe 81 sioqasni.
- hafaiux tsals wiu rise fell ssuti--
thea tiIas euffoding eafes sail steep.
jas heau .awofme od--faaaion swvsp.
Lac Stree Nind ne saul's hns strings,
Az 80 80 nopar lmaginingsi
Ihsn vile tAen lon9 arsln % fssi.
Ngan iaat mothsf's hseflug btsssi
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

0rAta meeting Of ihe pew holden. IN 81
PAutS CHURCH, Of thls place. on .w,n-.s
SEPT. oia. go, % waH unanimously rssalve.
nat ths Pe~a IN sala Ghhreh BE- fros = M p~r
cons she uish g oesrPy ihem.
CHAs BApCock.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30
+. j. GALLEY.

(Ldfe iron London and Pdris.)
FAsHToNABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER.
N J. G.. having permanently locstrd Limself
m IN Evansville. Intends carrying on ths a.
bosv business 20 al iis branches. and he trusts
having bad much experience % the principle
houses IN Isondou sud Paris. give general -aiis-
iscuon. A share ufpubiic patronage i respect
Tally solicited. shop 0n Main street. opposite
the Bank.
y. D. Ladies riding habits snd al garments
cut and good fis warranted. Terms 10 suii
the times
Sept. TIT 1919.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE SALE, No. a,
AND ruE LAST FoR FALL. 1919,
- -. - .-w.w - .....a. -

ANp Iuk LAST fok FALL. lo4S.
by w. g. c. FELI.OwES g. co.
an Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and
~ Thursday. the 4ih. 5th. 9Th. and Tab. Of
December. we will offer Tor sale 81 auction, with
put reserve
5000 pieces blue and fancy Prints, fresh and
fashionable:
$50 do blaze. black, cadet. and Oxford mix
ed Safinets;
!. LES do blue. black. cadet. and Oxford mix.
ed Jeans. assorted:
1856 do PLAIN. doeskin. nbbed. and diagonal
Cassimcres assorted.
100 do FlushinEs. end Pilot Cloths, colors
and qualities assorted;
95 do plain an figured Beaver Cloths. coll
ors and qualities as-orted;
2e5 do Americsn, English. aud German
Cloihs. assorted;
440 do red, white. yellow. green, and spot.
ted Flannsls, assorted;
90 bales Ticks, assorted;
cases Checks. assorted:
225 do brown COtions and DEillIngs. assori
ed;
Is do bieaehed do do, DO;
$50 pieces Merinors, assorted;
us DO Bu@tree. dot
Together with Linseys, Kersey's. Psddines
Sailducks, Buckams, Weddings, black and col
ored Cambncs. IRISH Linens. Hollands. Jsconets
Csmbrics. Hosiery. Gloves, Buttons, Threads
Shawls aud Fancy Handkerchisls. cotton an
siik Pocket HaHdkcrchleis, B0mbaziues. Vest
inga Suspe nders. cotton and linen Diapers. q G.
com risinR the largest and most desirable stocl
ever offered 81 AucrIoE ~ the Western eeuntry
Also, Hats. Caps..a Shoes, assorted.
W. & {. FELLOW rs & CO
Auctioneefs. Main Street.
Louisville. Kentucky
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

Tee t,sailfal pss.ss.,h EVER .,s.. VA.
' n.'.'' 'aa Be- -osAsn,~sa. ,A.,. s.susy 4.
t@e ~hsa ~ lieht 81 Heaven was asns.
49,. I'm he n.w-born sar,h.
$3.50 2 linf stars ioTsihsr suag.
49, iAs tels 81 Odd their chorus fung'
tn bssuiy ha1iis blfih.
iAs ssasu.. l.svsry where
..mld ne cEaaa o. ne az.
ffhsfs ns'. and her warks .....,
tai dos' q bsausy snow.
tns sifsss IA ffon the aplsnd. wld.
mufmufnF thru ne cell.
- 81 blash lpoa iia slds,
t fifef go q - spafahHf tide.
ths bif'A Of bssuy isll.
tasfs.. tsssis rla,iou. 70 behold.
80. le ihe sunssf hnoa OF even
49,. '-fn sky, snd hiii.ieps old,
Alng thsrsfgs Of Heaven.
Ihsfs's ttt.fr "a ths raln.nit
~ ne tvy-wautlsd towsr--
- weon Aaas up it, mossclad val.
49, esf d laf1wa - ailvery palI.
a midnighi's ailsnt hour.
Ahsfsa beaaif shea the rising d.y
- M mes ihe ran 81 flsavcn-
Nhtn ~ go Ger tbs sauh rssamsa L. sway.
AS ehaats a glenn ~ airht away.
Aat ihn mists are npaarLs driven.
he tfanuI1l wiIl ere fsmsIn -
truu TIE aiadsenla sal 49,
ehsff or aourH VI foil and PEN.
AAi waa aUthlef wsfla shall ssia.
49, tara oar tsafa - uirth.
n masss ih's ssrih our happy home
Wallis 'usidsi ~ scsueswe stray
u Htil a'ef % Wiih ~ whsfa ws fuam.
70 suahiea afa and banish glnom.
Iil fafih shall Pass awaY.
f-ytttpiiis. w., Oct i0t7.
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DISSOLUTION.

pwqnE PARTNERSHIP heresofor. .r;.,
ing between WnLiAN CALpurLI & Jo.
sara Nn9ELER IT,, - this day Dissolved ~ ~.
iual consent All persons indebted. viii oleas,
call and settle up Eilher Of the late arm ar,
authorired 20 settle urreuuts.
WILLIAM CALDWELL.
JOSEPH WHEELER, ia
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