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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

SWINE MANAcEMGNr-ln mahsPing Hog. II =. imyor.
tant that Pig should be iarOwed II the year
neither exceedingly hot cold. April and September
are the best months for tie 10 pg. For this puIpUa
they should go iho males the last VI oy first June
and December. IL D. good rule let breeding
get very poor o. Ney From the time they 20 10
regularly but only sufficient qulntiues improve them
slowly A. tho time Of pggng appfOlches they should
be- fed more bounuuIly But II they become too fs they
often ovcrliy tcIr pips. aud usually careful will,
them. Many rules have been given for the
Of SOW OF idrrowing, bat only few plain directions viii be-
OF service; LIT Let no other hogs interfere with the
and I'd BE certain she has wafer and pleasant shelter
the lot II she should happen 70 make choice If nm.
sheltered spot for her bed iow pauks board shelter
will protect hes from tne sun and rain.
h"ung Wgs should become iat possible and be-
kept so n they ready to hatcher Ioeeci this matter
the dams should have abundance Of rich Dod such
kitchen slops roots. boiled, corn, &c.
IL sa good practice ~ have small pen with hole.
admit tie pg7, aud low trough iof them u be- fed from
the time they afctwo weeks old.
When tie PIGS from six 10 eight weeks old. II ticy
have learned well. they huud be wcaned At this
season here IS greater difficulty Than any other. Unless
they have close attention. they Will become poor sinh be-
hind the shoulders and scarcely ever recover from Let
them have food regularly five per day aud q should
be fucl as wI si ' ttomuc, and BE- nutritious.
Stops will answer good pupre, for part OF the inc but
the food should vary dly. Milk boiled meal fiops
roo and dry food, ls corn should b. given daily. Hog.
should have water O. a times, and 81 sacd every day, they
will do the better Tor H. Grass and clover always accep.
table 90 swine, and ciins, pumpkins aud peas are very
good and archokes winter, fcyccp when the ground
Hir"zcnI are uu,qualrd particularly tic hog have il
aud 90 litic dry food daily.
Care must be- taken tst hogs do occupy the same b,
too ong; and by a mCa they should be- kept from sleep
ing n stable about manure heaps, in shucs old
Z straw.
Tic chcapori pork BE- that which BE- made ~ pigs dropped
n the spring and slaughtered i've December following ~
tbs process winters feed ' saved; and, by pushing"
The pP W" weigh from one Co tvs hundred pounds at eight
nine months odd For large pork the ycar.ods will do
ioleraby wcI brt tunk bad economy Ia have killing
4 hogs more than twenty months old.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
LITTLE. pROPFIT

Oiirsr Oiieh0oi" u ms LAT letter. has the following
Speaking II rJngacy, reminds oi what have been
informed ln regard - Mr. Profit namely that while wait.
ing Tor - instructions Minister Heaven save the mark .
q Brazil Do spoke freely, and IN the unrceecd man.
ncr 81 o wi-doni Of thr course the few Tyler Wljgs
lsd pursued "Iook a Cunc aud myself" ho - report.
ed q have aid ",c what have done lnr ourseves
sud Where your Lshsst WhIg- 20 This sound. 4, m q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

kENruckY MEAss.-A slip from the "Commonwc alth'
ohee, in Frankfort, (ky contains tabular statement Of
the valuation OF taxable property the several counties OF
the State, with the revenue resulting thorcfrom.
The whole amount this year, estimated AT Sl9G
OJ3 Jefferson county ~ valued at SIS 693 1856 This is
the richest county Letcher county the lowest in the
innate, viz: S92,
The revenue for 1919, is as follows, S295 O93 Sc
Extra AK on watches aud carriages, 1926 so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

him, ,hat he sbsen ifcm DE country. shoald b
half Inclined 70 believe wss hin very languages And yet
wsrc he conscious " betraying any unusual
political pTofigacy. he probably thought manyanlor.
tunaely too manydo that there be nothing wrong in
promoting, by whatever short ii violation OF
criminal law, political advancement When this
sentiment BE- entertained by majority of the peo-
pie Of the Uaed States, ii should. which Cod Tor
bad, their liberties and republican Institutions will not be
worth pgeseIsng; thar wall be they fpe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
LIEETINN IN sMNIm

~ meeting 81 portion Vi the IT Smyt coun.
" at the Court iousc Tuesday the Dist day Novem.
ber 1873 II being Court day for ihe purpose taking
consideration the pTopieV II forming Clay Club Moi.
los w Davis having int bnsy, tho Ia a very handsome
and appropriate style planned Tie object d the meeting
collod Maj III. b. Thompson thc Chair when W Jones
wos appointed Secretary.
Whereupon Ms Jos. W. DaSi.. Dr.. ~ Rincannon, 10.
seph 7. Bonham, james W. Sheiiey, Thompson Atkins,
VIM. W. Hanson, and Robert a. Davis were appointed
by the Chair to draft and report The next December
Court, Constitution and Byraws tor the government Of
die Club
Alter the business Of e meeting closed vas moved
by MAJ. j. W. DAVIS, and seconded that j. W &. Watson,
t.q, 81 Abingdon, bo requested address the meeting
which was unanimously carried
Mr. Watson responded the call made upon him. in an
aide and eloquent speech Of hours length dwelling par
iuafy upon the oil absorbing question the currency
AltJ' III Walton was uneA pccedy called upon, lie han.
died the currency subject IN iefy manner closing
his remarks hy making thrilling appeal ~ the Wings
oi "myih 10 rally their strength with the further.
ance al tie glorious IN which they IN common with
her l;etr'n throughout the Union engagcd-urging
upon tfm ncyff 200 li"r until the great Wing champion ol
the West was eiryad the Pre- dency Of tie United States
10 was Rs0ised Tint these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary end publlcdin the Mountain
Wing, S'utliWc.bm Nirguian, and Richmond Wing.
n. y. THOMPSON, Chainan.
". J,grs E,rfry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

III You are not with trouble tall,
Pray come tonight, and see Ole Bull
lie -, indeed, a VsOndfous middle,
The great Napoleon Of the fiddle
How sirnsge tins genius Of the Moth,
Can ira" such dulcet music forth
A. never yet have nrrials heard,
From fair Egeria's humming bird
Alternate joyous, rnpturous, wild,
The maniac shrek, the lisp Of child
We iancy Satan - before ~,
ia form, a most accomplished Taurus,
IL may ampse an hour ut random
AittI your after dinner tandem 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
Giying Gilmcr n majority of 81.

""'''''F- ''''7'' - ''''I''I'' " TT
We now learn, that Gilmcrs majority H. only
81, instead Of iOl, in Madison But how this
fact has been ascerlaincd, aud why It was not as.
ccriaincd before, VIC arc not exactly prepared Ia
say. We only hear, that the error has been de.
tcctcd within fsw days.
In "a short time, we shall have more light upon
the subject, either confirming or contradcling the
report.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
Constitution aud Bge. Lalrs.

economical of the whole country but above all the
elevation OF national character from the degradation
which has been sunk by the openly corrupt dishonest and
denorazng practices, which have for the last years,
characterized the administration Of the general government
loudly demands change in the principles and policy which
have controlled its councils and clearly seeing that the
evils have been forced bear long have been inflicted
by those wo in the abused OF democracy seek
advance their selfish views, the expense
tcrests and the honour OF the country
Resolved therefore Thst in the opinion OF this meeting
the has arrived when all who have any regard for pub
lie private morals for national individual character
for the preservation OF republican institutions (which
be overhrown, unless the public moral
vd should exert themselves with tie zeal OF patriots de-
feat the election Of either OF the soyled democratc
candidates., VINO have sanctioned principles and practices
alike subyersve o the interests and character Of the Rcpub
lie
ReSoEred That the ingenious and elevated character of
Henry Clay. and the signal ability which he
has long displayed, epte him tie confidence mani.
Tested by those OF his fellow citizens who would confer
him the rst Office in the gift OF the people, and that will
cooperate with them and every honorable effort
his election the Presidency the best and
of advancing the interests and restoring the honor Of
the country.
ResoIoea That for this purpose and in order secure
concert Of ocncn do hereby ourselves IN polii
cal Association be styled the Clay Club of Roanoke
Resoired That the following shall be Constitution for
the government uf the Club:
Article 1. The officers OF the Club shall be a President
six Vice Presidents Secretary and e lee chosen
by the members OF tie Assertion.
Arr. >. The constitution aud laws mot conflicting with
the above artice adopted Tor the government Of the Tip
pecanoe Club Of this county hereby adopted the
regulation Of ts associations subject such alterations as
the Cnb think proper TO make ITS respective
ings.
Resoired, That every Wing in the County and those
who may operate with tem, be d,red member 81
the Club aud Of tho Committee ct Vigilance.
Rss0ired, That Zen. Edward Watts, be unanimously
recommended President OF TIA, Club Arnisioad Nese
Treasurer, and VIM. Waus Secretary, aud that the
President be authorized 10 bpp'n the Wee Presidents.
Ia compliance with the above resolution, Dr. Griffin, Col
PeytOn, Col Chapman, Capt. Nmlten, A T.. DilsIj snd
Cob. h,ir were appointed Vice Presdent-.
Upon HiOuon, Il directed lhat thsse proceedings
'hould he sgned by ihe Chairman and Secretary, and
united Tor publication 10 the Richmond Wing and Lynch.
burg NTguiln. EDWARD Watts. Chairman.
w. WArrs' S.,,,t,rts-.
W.. Pics,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
.Snnihreslcrn Hirninin-

Those two excellent paPers-the Abingdon
Virginian and the Wytheville Whig--are labor
ing manfuly in this region of Virginia. They
we'll deserve and we trust command success ia the
great struggle at hand.
The last WytheyilIe Who rem,rks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
S3O5.22O,O6

On watches, Carriages, aud barouches, Harlan county
pays only 80 cents. IL depends probably
clocks Tor time, and the ladies' ride ehepal-N y Er.
press.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

We indebted 10 Mr. ions q. Esf, Governor 81
ior tpule Of Hogan Thomp-On's Ink II is bcauti
lIl nficL.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
f"om the New Nork nibuns.
COMING To THE WDEI

The Troy Wing OF Monday makes the following grsti-
fyilg announcement:
A SftiHP isSOcistioH We etatied In learn that
an Association, composed OF the Wig
tors IA the State, will be formed early spring, the
purpose OF addressing the People every county previ.
tO the Presidential Eec1On They will take field
soon may be deemed eXpedent riier the
made by the National Con aud Keep until the
day OF the election. II their determination cary on
the IN New loTk in the that Gov. Jones
and his gallant allies carried last Tennes
see; and they Will be happy their opponents face
face, and discuss with them the great questions OF public
policy which bc decided by the Presidential
Election
This IS great step ia the ghI direction. We want in
addition Association of Wings who may be- speak.
srs and Yet sbe and willing aid. either by ga
tons exertOns, the universal circulation ut Printed Facts
With the advantage have Of opponents the Ia
h question, II will he disGTsccul II do be them
M ihs State and all adjoining by heavy maoniics Give
opponents side OF the Tariff question: and they
would not let get hundred OF the men who
live by their own labor. We only need place the
md Arguments distinctly before the People and must
triumph. Who will aid IN this work Speaking will be
IN order neN summer, but Reading will be effective
this winter Every day called Ia give documents
Tor distribution, let them half for that purpose
do We mean 10 carry 10 carry the State Tor Henry
Claw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
nIASR

In Cumberland county Va "Wednesday evening III, st Nov
by Rev H'ml T. Graham. u H. Row WIN v WILSON nf Meek
lshug To As GRACE A. Judge Daniel WILSON of
Cuu,LsfllnI. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
IT2e, Cannass of,Ai.

The signs already apparent Indicate an intense
popular interest in the approaching Presidential
election. II will b. seen by the annexed para
graph, that the Wings of New York are about 10
enter upon the contest in manner and with n
spirit. worthy of all praise. Their example, we
trust. will he initiated by the Wings OF every
State. A well-organizcd system Of stump speak
ing, connected with general diffusion Of cheap
papers, will carry light into every corner Of the
land. Aud snch faith have we in the goodness of
our cause, that with The aid of light, We have not
doubt OF carrying the great body ofthe people
with MS. full and fair discussion before the ju-
~ OF the country, anda verdict in favour OF Wing
men aud Wing measures, must be the ne,itabie
result.
The Orators--old and young-in this State,
should begin TO Turkish up their armour; and the
Wing Committees in every county should forth
with begin TO circulate cheap papers and other do.
cumcnts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

HNHE Proprietor feels grateful for the patronage
u h. continues from and pub
lac AMI begS eave TO inform them o hts
please all who make the Exchange Hotel price
boad reduced To 81 IS day; and
county, aud others who
only, without sIiTa charge Tor lights Ge, lie
prepared TO Few gentlemen with ur families
genilemsn tn boari the
w. the members Of The Legislature. inr the be- be-
leave Also ae his viii he lees than
considering comforts and afforded
GrLimen from the the Hotel
informed the best wall be taken them Mi James
den, whosr stable the Hotel
NssIy BnlueT fo meals only G-niemrn- OInan
Ladies' Ordinary. seas FREDERICK BOYDEN
M I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

The Ponnyivinan must have poorer opinion Of "thc
virtue and Intelligence Of the pcopc'thc pbraso Of
the umos-tlon We have, " supposcs they BE- dupcd
caiocd by lively songs and hearty hunas The truth w.
bc leaders Of The Ponn-yvsnar- party are asonishcd and
angorcd At seeing the people break away from the dull
caucus dicauon and suIlen party dl which, previous 10
Cen. llar.on's election kept them completely under
subsection; and not participating in the JOY Of this deliver.
ancc from bondage cannot relish thc animation and hfc
which arc exhibited in politics, since the old dynasty went
down. They sigh Tor the restoration II the Bourdons when
the Hymns o Liberty shall be- scnccd by the stern voice
Oi party For Ourselves, repeat that are not sorry
the People taking the business ofPfodent making in
their own ands and they laugh, sing aud shout doing
their work, 1t b. their concern aud "no cen mske
thtn sirsid."-Alsr. Gassns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

Ih' Petersburg Republican does not seem to
like the proceedings of the Democrats in Bruins.
wick. II SAYS:


The Brunswick proceedings received too late for
insertion n odlys paper IN the buttons passed. there
oxfst just such spirit Of perfect sub-otycucy Mr. Van
Buren,, a wa' o. br expected from their distinguished
yer Adopted on the Of the meeting Of Congress- they
will form additional claim 10 the high services already
rendered to W. Van Buren, and should command from tho
gratitude Of h friends least petty an appointment o.
that II Speaker 0l the House Of Representatives.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
OHt dIu III NJ IyCItIIOtI OOuiI,
THE WINGS OF SMYTH

Have moved also in the good work At their Court on
Tuesday last they had meeting preparatory the crma.
ton OF Clay Club for that County which will be effected
doubt not their next Court Go on good fellows; il
noble cause aud worthy OF your best efforts. Lethese
Nv" counties unite their energies with those Of the sdoin
ing comnues OF ts REGION aud determine submit such
sacrifices shall be found necessary spread correc, ia
formation before the people, and the end secured for the
people getting tired OF LoeotoeTdcy as SURE as gun
Az IvurrIoN.-A well known diIletlnte Of our city,
thus invited friend. Saturday, meet Ole Bull OF
his house IN We think the puns will beusy
the author IT he poetry should not
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
CIGARS.
II IN tof 1Trnon:
BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS-yrpv Cur,r.

NAVE rrc n very hrre gcnthmon's superior
- water Prof. and Dfcra. ~ he following IN
vte the attention n Members N Legislature. GeuueHnsns
Water ffoof Roots Miles a SONS make who De- e
be akers IN w a. stnieF Cenemens water Proof Boots ~
90 T. o. anil dsrs PER pair rood style, out ~
rood leather Genemcn's Water Proof Shoes Miles make Gen
ienen Water Proof SHOES NJ $50 and dollars Gentemcns tlh
Skin Soes ~ gules GtneInens Cafskn Over Shoes Gentle
mcns India Huber Over shoe qualities, very hand
ssif snd iferof Gentefnens Slippers suitable fnr
prrtiuy e ea and for
SAINT, rffrNEY. Main stfeef.
10 Ifuh auf Gar A. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
FRANKLIN HOTEL.

INIIE subscribers having reiitted this Estnb.
n shnen well known Radey's) prepared
date 10 or ~ Member Of the Ig1tu with board
Die dRinPr ns iohe Will ~ all times BE- furnished
ie market affords Terms moderate other establishment
m ths city. de- 2-d1t JAS. q. BLAkEY A. 60.
NJ LEEDYS celebrated Itch letter Ointment has cured
- iholnl and has proved telf failing
oaisne diaReeabs affection the Itch and which even con
efed hy many diraecf ohrr affections skin
Ieier Engwoun, &C. u equally cealf perfectly
not unp aan io the SMELL and may be- employed without
diseovey--fot saio BY de - GAYNOR, WOOD l. 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

9 NoliCE.-'Ihc Dry Goods CAPS, BaD,s.
&e., To bs slid at aneion by catalogue on Monday a,.,
nng December ith are being arranged, and will h.
errs lor me erfriOs Of Deaisrs, Saturday, otuinT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

w Auettsn Nesicc-TfIis DAY al ~ o'el<A rx.s,sl,
~s.hsf ls's asa the pssni.e. win 10 hsas O
'ep v~nes A-i occupied ~ H. H. ciiz
thseaitsf, Naftoos aftcs- fusn,ssr.
an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

Two GENrLEMEN-Genieinen invited a new
aippy ofscarg Poctei Hf. Hoser and hall Hose hni
Espendcfs Gsvrs SHIRTS AMI Drawers Cps Gas
and Veangs kcIu scevs and fof cheap
dq n u JENEINs'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

PRrrIsH LUsTRE AND BLACK LEAD for. polishing $40,
- and Crates small papers very convenient Tor sale AZ
"Red Mortar" below the Market, by
de IOIIN 4 or ANypoRn D,,....,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
N r. w
NEW
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
HOlS
t-EA FOR RENT-Thc nollsc ON Mnin sIrccl.

~ now occupied by Mr. A. g. Steyen, and formerly 10y Wyatt
WHITE Tho Store well calculated extensive Grocery
other husnes much having large Lumber
HOUSE connected with a. running back 81 Alley The dwelling
part suitable for the accommodation Of gcntcc family viii
be- put complete OteT fof good permanent tenant Possession
gwen 1T November NEXT perhaps y
with The present occupant fdrard.-Aprly
IJ--faf BEERS PDINDENTER.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10
D. S. MURRAY, PRINTER.

he referred to the structure of their sys-
tenn, identity of features, SC, and brought
forward this fugitive as a living ilustra-
ton. After he had finished his remarks.
the fugitive begged the privilege of re.
plying, which was readily granted. He
then proceeded to state, that by the
same argument which the gentleman had
adduced to prove him to be species Of
the wild man, he would prove linn to be
a species Of the goat? and to do this no
needed only to refer them to his whiskcrs.
and those of the goat (Unhapply it
happened for the great theologian, that
he had very long and heavy whiskers.)
The argument, together with the stimuli
taneous and unrestrained laugh, was
quite conclusive on the affirmative side.
He went on further to remark, that if
the negative side Of the question was
true, viz. 4" That the negroes had.no
SOULS" it followed that either a part of
the white race would lose their souls, or
the blacks would have souls by ANAL a.
nation; let them place the mulatto on
which side they pleased, there was no
honor accruing to the champion of white
population, if the negative was cstab ish4
ed Morning Star.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10
]. HOLCOMB, EDITOR & PUBLISHER.

hears you plead his cause at the anti slavery
meeting, and he loves you. He listens
while you are impor'uning in bis behalf a,
the family altar, and be is delighted with
you. He follows you to the closet, stands
al the door and overhears you praying for
him before Him who "seelh in secret" and
he is perfectly enraptnred with you. He
now feels confident that he has one friend
on earth, who will never be,ray him. He
watches you as you 90 up to the ballot,box /;
and will you stab hin, to the heart by vo-
ting for his oppressor, or what, in effect, is
the same thing, for one of the prosavery
parties
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10
From the Portland TTlDune
THE PENETENT BOY.


"Clear out, you niger I'VE don't choose
10 have you in our play;'
So SAID Christian fathers son,
And turned with sCorn away.
The little black boy, as the tears
Came dropping from his eyes,
Said kindly 10 the naughty lad,
Ills not 30 in the skies.
There, in the songs of heavenly love,
The souls Of all unite
And God does pe'er the question ask,
II they were black or white.
Although you cast contempt on me,
Nor lie, Inc join your play,
Tonight will remember you.
And for your welfare pray"
These kind, soft words, like arrows sure,
Were fu slened in lis heart
And in the naughty white boys eyes
The tears began 10 start.
He asked forgiveness OF the black,
And then he wept aloud:
so play with you never will
lu future be TOO proud"
Together, hand in hand, they went
TO some spquestered spot;
First one, and then the other prayed,
And heavenly wisdom sought.
Aud now, whene'er they meet, they spnek
In kindness and in love-
And hope when God shall cali them hence,
To rest in peace above.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10
From the White Mountain Torrent.
SIGN THE PLEDGE.

AN APPEAL TO THE iNTEMPERATE.
TUNE-AmericG
Ye who in bondage pine
Slaves to the ''mocker Winen-
RUNS madd'ning bowl!
Sport OF the liquid fame,
Burning in words of shame,
The Drunkard's loathsome name
Deep in the soul!
Pause now: on ruins brink!
Dash down-hefore you sink
The fatal cup!
Fell adders wreath the bowl,
And poisonous serpents roll,
Colllng around the soul,
That drinks il up.
Pledge EVER TO ABSTAIN!
Pledge NOW, if peace you'd gazing
And ruin shun I
Bruise the old serpent's head
Strike the fell monster dead
The yawning gulf once fed,
Is victory won.
Speak but the plighted word
Your name at once record
Upon the roll
The roll that tells to fame
The WAsHiNGToNlAN name,
Circling, in living fame,
Earth's noblest scroll.
Speak-and the deed is done
Speak -and the victory's won
A victory sure;
A "rule the spirit Ger"
Than his in glory more
To whom earth's richest store
Is, else, secure.
Speak--and the pledge is sivenf
The pledge that tells, to Heaven
A lost one found;
AT the relenting word,
Joy will on earth be heard,
And heavens high arches stirr'd
With glad resound. OK.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10

An amiable old lady, on reading rec:
concentration in newspaper that "Sat
Soda" should be used in washing paint,
and hat by following this advice the work
could be done better and more speedily.
remarked that her daughter Julia could
do more at washing paint in one hour
than Sal Soda could in three, notwith-
standing the printer pulled up her smart
ness so much