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mi. ]. s. respectfully assures those whom
il may concern, that he is suiing and dssirOts to
receive pupils attending exclusively 10 The stu
dies Of The English Department, and that all
such will receive their full share Of bis time
and aticHsion.
Ace. IL. fS43-tf
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gnynIs Institution Is situated in that delight
lul part Of Maryland, termed MARI land
Tract two miles from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, md Is now open for Che reception Of
pupils.
Ii IA quiet. pleasant and healthy site, offer
5hE every indncemeni 70 parents and guardians
nho wish 70 place their charge in valuahleses-
.ablishment. Ths Principal Is Winning guar
dian, and devoted Christian. The Teachers are
lexperieueed, and worthy &c theirtrnst, and the
aScipliue of the Institution hased on moral, So
ZEAL, ind reiigioa principles. The Aesdem'c
/ 51sk contains Two sessions, one beginning Sep
'ietiber illh. and sndiag February 22ds The
oibky cemmsneins February 25d, aud ending
Jnif 9th.
Fbr Board. Tai,iop. ana ~ peesssary sxPea.
tes per sesSion, = - ~ ~
French. lain md Draw ing .sAsA 10 90
Needle Work, y. e1
AIDES Mrs. r. sJstuson, feiefss,lis. Fseds-
lint esuaiy. MspianI
RRrE4fHpEs.
III Rev VI WhHiiaghaHt, Baltimore tssl
j fstsrksn. Ffeacriekl6wn; Rev. o Baskiss.
'tlsf5lknd Ffaei Rev A. Shiraz. Bsrrstil's,
W; kes4 ~. Afmstroag. wheeiingl Va Re-.
~. ntll Noffeik,svAs Mr. James Chisholm,
ifedEesfilie. Va.
Sepfemhefal le4d.
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IA % AR ID


MRS, 3. JOHNSON. PRINCIPAL.
Ms. Ann =. cnIsnoLm. 4 Miss r. NJ Moses
Associate TsaehsTs
uns L. N. HArEn, Music Teacher, sc.
tlIss L. HnpEsnASp, TEACHER in .Nssdle irork.
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The Boston Daily AdsertlseI contains
4 statement 81 The quantity ofSfain which
fell 10 thatadiiy during The month Of An.
gus, las. Ut appears itst i rained 10 ~
So hours, and in that time seven inches
and seventy Observation-Disclosures q water
fell on a level.
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Paper Hanging q Upholstery,

Executed in tbe very best manner. Paper
ranrings Of any variety Of patterns furnished,
and put uplat the shortest notice.
.Miiitory Flags, BanHerS, &c.
.Nasoaic and Odd Felgosts' aprons,
Painted on Liner, Silk. Satin, Or skins, in the
most splendid sisie aud Al low prices
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.
on Pin OF SheetICon executed 20 order, at me
shortest notice.
HILL PRINTING !.
Il. frescOe. plain or grained Psnusl work. with
relief marble columns
Made 10 order, and finished with polish equal
10 The genuine
f7LAllorde from distance, 20 eitner osencs
Of business, will be lhankfnlID received and
nuncsually attended 10
's.'~''> JOHN NJ. sEELY.
July 81, 1913: am.
R,e,Eas.s = Messrs. weht < Markell, DR..
Thomas Hammered, and Alex. Z. Bo,eler, Esq.,
Shepherdstown; Hon Isaac 4, Douglass, or
c. @. Stewart. ESQ, Charleston ns Va
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LErrEK FROM PRESIDENT DURRIx
TO n1sHOP WAUGH. ,

I we find The Following INTERESTING Ielier from
Mft Durbia in the New York Christian Adso-
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NO So

= ms discussion Il Irish aiIa,rs Lard P,o,.
nAn as'aded 10 the repeal mee,,nss hea I, ~.
sssnnYi snd % the part taken b. hsr, Is ,...s
IN q she President foliowips 4 = :. g
ffom dis speech * IS Il - exifacs
pat ! have seen il stated fhat perxon
named Tyler, said 10 be rslatio, s. = *, X
/ resident has taken part in this as;ta,;a ~
re one y answefable ior the foolsg;s s,sA'
excessive fooleries--any one of IL -.
| " pieases 10 commit. "a lau0bl a., Tfsss
mol Tor one moment believe IL. = ~
oseu SAID, Toe President has written let-
IS .el % say that his heart and soul werslin
me cause Hear hear. / Win "a, re-.
ileFe T until | see the letter NIr TvIer
= accidentally President of The tin;,s5
s'a,es but BY The same accident Ib4
@ ade BIN President. hope ana irt,sl ana
! nave every reason To- believe ~, -
s y! With the Presidents cha:r sane
which Ihave seen bolsteTed UP m SOME.
OF the new spapers as il. the Queen of tins
country. like. The President. were 70 say
she had Der heart aud soul in The cause
ExrRAoRpigvRY OccuRRENeE. 81
Elsa run otcas tcith uesseFs anchor aad
caught IN The acl.-On the pa Of Angalst y
the brig Roweaa was lying jn Laguayra
Roads. the weather perfectly calm. Ids
covered lie vessel moving slowly about ..
mong The shipping ! could not Conceive
What could be the matter;-I ordered 70
heave in and see il the anchor was gone,
bat itswas not; but 10 my surprise found
tremendous monster entangled fast 70
The buoy rope, and moving the. anchor
slowly long The bottom. then hadTtbe
isl lowed on shore; il VAS Of aatilsh
shape, something like devil fish, but We
~ Curious shape, being wider than i was
loGg. and having twos iusks, one each side
ofAtbe mouth. and very small. tau 70
Ipreportion 10 the fish. and exactly Ike ii
bats tail The tail eau De seen On board
Tie brig Rowena. The dimensions 81 the
fish wste as follows length from end Of
tie tail 10 end Of the tosks Is feet; iFom
wing 10 wing 20 feet the mouth iees
vide, aud its weight 1000 lbs. IS
/ C.S DsLla S
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ChariestoMm Academy.
FrVHE ensuing iekm u ihss lastilaiion- wilt
oonmeneeon ManAaY Ne slftaf kuEusi asrxt ,
ecd continue. eve fsouthss- GAeata. NJ. JOHN
j. SANnDIN.
TUIrloSs
English Department $50 per aHaans.
Classical s. Mathematical 49, do.
Thorough instruction giscn not ealy in he differ
rnt BRANCHES which constitute good common eda-
csien but also in The Latin aud Greek Languages.
and SheAiaher Mathematics. 10 any required extent.
n-fPupils from distance accommodated vitl'
board ON reasonaSleterms.
None admitted except those who engage 20 con
finne from the day OF admission till the close Of the
session.. For tie Trustees.
ANDREW KENNEDY,
.Iul,Z u fs43. Secretary.
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@0w S9s ST g ~
IND

~ HE subscriber begs leave TO inform has
friends aud the public generally, that he
IS prepared 10 execute all orders in his line with
nealness promptness, and despatch. tie lenders
Nd thanks for he already very liberal eneour-
asemeni ~ tended him, aud by a steady desire 70
piease' homes ,o merit continuance Of patron
age.
He il prepared 10 do all work in his line end
furnish the materials or, should III be prefer
red, work ON materials furnished by his EN-
ployers-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

which have seen bolstered up m suTrir
or the new spapers I as il the Queen Of this
country. like tbe President, were 10 say
she had her heart aud soul il The cause,
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE
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ra"s''iianhe Newspaper and General AEene
Office- Liverpool.
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'LW SF-IFhh, CONTRIBUTING. md GENERlL
AGENT
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pauy faper To 70 los Sterling per anaumD Sc.n,p- Pc
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steamers saans every fortnight from Falmouth
= w VA receive Ccnsgnmens Oh. or Small Parcel. -,
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puon OF So'si purchased and foryurlvd 70 order
Next OF Kin AMI all Other description Of adre.p,
Tor insertion in al the European publications.
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N iu ana none VIII be attended aecouospi hv -,
lance OF reference FOR payment on some LIrsa a. I4
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RAYM0ND'S BALM OF kENTTCKY-


RAYMONDS BALM OF KENTUCKY.
Ef"Seiea iron Roots and Plants for Siseas,s Of the
rr,,r Sf9ndeh Lirer and Kidneys
VIE above medieioe. highly recommended for IN, ., -
flnon "a and Liver Complaints well teransed
'he kidncyE has been successfully AM J. noy
offered to The public for the frs, in uai, larks BY
. .@ J. II. ErsrAcE 4 son.
ANDoLNE-A fresh supply beaui6aiaIicc fo1 the
Dr. GEORGE R. HENpRLE
u s,rsst shoekos Hin.
BOZ'S NoTES-FoURTH SUPPLY.
NRPERs bsEs edition Dickens Note, On Ansre,-p,, ..
I S,ne-ior sale by de ool wv. RANDOLPH.
ODEf LADY BOOK Jlu1ar At baud asi ready 10,
,aneIioei The editorials ane ensayins, work arr far
SUPERIOR TO any o'S periodical Of the ESd 50 pr ysar.e
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Bookstore and Bin6sry.
Party ary Vests, Gloves, &c. &e., Mt starr a Cos.
ELf receiycd from Jsannss' EstahHshuent Broadway
60. n 'Psnld ASSORTMENT Of fancy Vests Cloves sears
A. N EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
JACK HINTON AT FIFTY CENTS.
spp Of Jack Hinton tn Guard-uan received and for
A. oe' cheap edition so cents with snsavusA 81
w J. W. RANDOLPH
'US HIRE ,eysn dining from The eounry-
A, az ICY And Two mail girls
DC 30 FRY c,
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AT EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE.
for cash. STARE A. ia - 81 Pnse'
" ~ Opposite EScbans, HrtsL
y Iieross pure winter strained bicachcd sperm
Oii- Jus received and for Salc al r,a cash BY
WADE w. wOoIDRiDeE
door, tss'vV The Rel
OVER SHOES.
N'oR TIE JAntEs-Lsdss Superb. Ps,sn, I.5,s syss.,
oyefta drcsy Tn handsrsest article Of H. k, - 49,.
Cy l1te' In q sosostbius vsry me- ana s,e,,st IN
ssu on ac subscriber a. his 5oos abs Husr
Garinsr Co
DE- % stNrEL PrryEY
CLOPER-SEBD! CLOVER-SEgDy5
Hgl BUSHELS rros crop Clover-sess-foS, al, ~
Wv os ~ woRTHAN. NsGRuOER \ co
VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOKS.
Rresined, DECEMBER 2s "
A 7pr, SSnlth, DTinkeI WORKS.
Lawcnes y X = Surgeon Ertaorinaryt 70 ~ Quear srd
70 y t'I'ho"ms'' HT'sL and tr3rn ogbths innr
nay frcu ibs ae Loniun etor viii -croa. asdr.on. a,s
'Hy vcn h1s'raons ~ Hays e. n Pbaa,ghta o.
ELEMENTS OF FTNsIOLoGY ny J. HsB.r ~ D. P,,s..o,
o. Anatomy sni Fhyts. Cnyersy Of Be4hu ke trsn
ad rom re German By W HaB r. Grnduate o. Md. NJ o.
ne Cnvs', II Berlin arnHS'd from he 'seOod Lors edor
oEVERAL rfpR ,rgtrrcs and N.rtEr, MEDIC, 40,
81 To- Nsiieai Teri Boos BY n Dungssou D. S;s -
to- hsvos
CLOHERSEED AND CLASS
Itnl IsHEts new Co,sreJ Whicb ~ ars ussrusss q,
lUu ~ 2, te l0wes wholesale press and .san have s
'nlPp .f,sagh Ne sea-ou IN ID teuus
$50 eoEes stio Glsss ehesp.
&c " JAs a GRO WINSTON
D.. SSi -, .rs oh iF.a wAs I,,.yed .pa or ale .,
A. ~ ia" %" i'f eash@ w. W wooLDKlDCE
ueLt doors telovy the Ron
{ oFFEE AND IN ESG. CmErsr-
%, neey desI wv " HSparsov
2O tirkins sUsIer IasI Tccc,Vee.-GroSsaS eaa e
-. 80. S se NanI 20 ydl sAano ~ tayns ~ prs
s------ ssas, sel,w on s,rs,t
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'0a ss lea "srrNa''d equal % say 70 ne ss5ts,
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- Evenly hhds crop y. orisan. sugar
- IS A. A. 49,.
hb- pfsne Porto REQ Sugar
! hores aud 90 harck phia Loaf sur.r
5oeass Government lava cogss
haH eh-';s Cunposder Ten
j" casks pnn,. Chs.-s
i99 el-ts prime Csoyef receiving for S,l. nv
-. LEWIS wEBB.
RLEACHED WINTER OLE casks bLsebrd Winter st,si1
90 Oh ' received .ehr. weJnocu and k'r saI- BY
&C WILLIAMS 4 HAxALL
H.SkA 'otfhE-so lag. prime Lasulra COiss re-
- csi'ed per sebr Weymouth. and sae By
ee - WILLIAMS 4 HAxALL
IL fotsai.by - "s
oo-o FRY 90.
rvNchtoN nm OH GRENADA RCN, Ja., received and for
- sale at retail low for cash by
- WADE W. wooLDRIDcE
70 dHrfs below
N ADDER md Indigo, Of tbs b., quality Tor .,e a,
~. 1ohNsioNs Medical Emporium. Dc u
& HEAP r:LANKErs.-Just received from Aueaon !,
lev pieces II Servants Blankets low than
e's s " IT 10 uss eHy by p. II. JENKINS.
W :. frehange Corner.
EANs kERsEfs AND NEGRO CLoTHING-R a. len
hns has just opened another s-ocent Of low priced
Ln>y leans herys and stber C<in- VIII
SUITED Tor ihe -ason the ur 70,
bargains Apply az the Grane Budn Corner De %
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A CARD.
DENTISTRY.

'NHE branch of MEDICAL SCIENCE, viii n
= Dr. PLEAsANTs has his special oh.e, Of r,,r;r.
Or Office. in BoSber's Row.
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FOR BOSTON.

sfSsl The sclr. JAS. FRANCIS. Captain Paine,
H- now oadins wn have d.pseh rieh. OF pa-~ase
apply, on board. at riekstts wharf
JAs TfslIi.R A soS
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

NJ haVe To- hire thg ensuing yesr from so % 90 tikety
w Negroes, c0nasiing q women hovs ana go
AonE he nuueef cfceucn Cooks Washers sni ooe
DINING rnnm servau Scrowmen. Tiasra Thae Mo r,.v
wh v spb themselves % cary PERIOD please ea a. o,
HHof ~ " WILLIS a ET.LETT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
The TariF-Analaaous Case.


The Sciota Gazette gives d conversation with
an intelligent Polish sentleman-onc of the ex-
lied patriots-on the sub beet of the Tariff. His
Language was decided and remarkable, as he SAID ;
.sSir, the Tariff is the element Of life to this
country. Your prosperity, your independence,
your national existence, depend upon regulating
your imports from abroad, by Tariff formed with
a view to protecting and encouraging your agrl-
culture and manufactures at home. 1 Will never
do for the people of one sovereign to keep their
workshops on the soil of another government
We had fair test of these things" ne continued,
s!in Poland. Napoleon introduced the Tariff IN
his famous continental SYSTEM All English
fall of the Corslcan, the Autocrat, foreseeng the
benefit to inure from it, continued the Tariff
Since the days of Peter the Great, Russia has flour
ished by the very dint Of her home policy.
"Well, the restriction went hard with us ior
shree or four years, for we had to begin every
thing. But necessity has laws, and they are Of
ten good ones. Our people and artlzans went to
work mills and manufactures were erected; !;
sheep were introduced from abroad; mechanics
of unsurpassed skill came from England and
France, and found reaGy employment; fields that
were wastes or pleasure grounds were planted
and became productive; every prnclpie OF IN
,lustry was developed; and the result was that In
eight years after the first institution OF the Iauti
we had better and cheaper ,ooolenS and cottOns,
better wagons and carriages, better agricultural
implements, and better every thing we wanted to
use or wear, except the finest and costllcst cut
lery, than we had before the Emperor's Tariff
edict, and all at much lower prices, Sir, (he EN-.
phatcallv concluded,l had it not been for the
Polish Tariff, the Russian soldery would have
reached the citadel of Warsaw, at the termination
of our last contest with them, much sooner than
they did; for, tell you, good, stiff Tari0
teachess the citizens of country to rely upon
their energies, inspires the national body with
confidence In its own resources-and If you huS.
band these, you will fill the national Golfers
Such, too has been our American experience
with the protective principle. The domestic in
dustry of the country was early encouraged ant
developed by it, and is this moment realizing it,
benefits. No measure of any age or country eve
moro completely realized the expectations of it,
advocates than the Tariff OF 1872 The benefit.
expected were, LIST, the revival of the depressed
manufactures of the country; ID, the turning O
the balance OF trade in our favor; Sd, the import
alton of specie; 4th, the reduction of foreign
goods and the use of our own. All these result:
have already occurred, and not only occurred, bu
are the theme of praise by some of those who hay
been opposed to the measure itself
Newark Daily.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
Street Commissioners Office. August 81 1913 4ug

TO MASONS--Seaied Proposals viii be re-
ceiyed the Street Commissioners Office. until tn- Sd
day Of s-reml.-r, 10 BUILD a DRAIN IN Nia;h-str-y
from t- Sewec Av-Gn- T. 10 poin tIsO huadTed feel
Ayenu- d. The IRAN De o circular form oG-
bck -igt inches ctcE. and feet diameter the
clear e1trnd trengh The middle OF The strst and - e
isId tha: iGp. bottom inverted arch shall b. Sh
it below tae -ulstou AT the ~ Avenue ., and be
graduated eleven trr c-iu the regulation The potH
hundred Av-Hus D. The brick used uas; b. o
the best hlni back and lad hus snd s,n mortar xcep
ths bottom extending upwards which rIay D. t
dr., and upon inch and quarter pine plank hem
lock plank for foundation, recrsary openings
inches squs= be sft the sides OF h- drain bottom
opposite each house - house drains b. covered
b. nat The ;hree UPPER courSeS
keyed with SLATE, and well grout-i.
he earth eIcayat-d except much VIII b. required
III h trench 10 BE- removed the Contractor after The dain
snail o- comnet-d and placed The adjoining lots they
shall rGIrs i, The earth b- hllrd and around -
70 ee well aud faithfully rammed and t stree;
paved IL h- nest 70 tie extent which Tie building OF
Ia- drain mas render necessary.
The work and materials De- under the Inspection and d
oi t- Superintendent c Pavenents such person
the undersispeL snail appoint sGferIHt-nd the
Contractors viii STATE the pslc- ioor for buidIr
the sad dram. including all the work CONNECTED herewith
and all the materials except the plank No price VIII
b paid for hard quick sand and the prce thousand
feet for the plank. should any be required.
Payment D. made the shall be collected on the
assessment 70 be lald FOR rtat uurpose.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
sE7es CenIlssioGe.s Once. Angus, q, 1913. sa2d
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

A Coop HIr-Editors, in their squabbles with
each other, occasionally say smart thing, at
which the party most interested may well
laugh as cry. We have on our exchange list two
papers published in the same city and both edit
ed by professors of religion. One accused the
other Of making an ostentatious display OF his
pety.' Perhaps we do, is the cool rejoinder !;
but our neighbor certainly makes no display Of
his TChristian Freeman
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

ITO MASONS.-Sealed Proposals will be re-
ceived al the Street Commissioners Office uu The Sd
day of September build Sewerof D rain Eleyenrhet.
from the Sewerp the Second avenue point four uadd
feet -st OF the Second avenue.
The dram be OF circular form brick eight inches
thick and t- diam the clear; extend through
the middle of the and TO be laid that the bot
Inverted aEch shall bc thirteen iert below the
iation
The brick used be OF the best ha bnek, aad laid
lim= and sand except the lower hall, which shall De
LAID dry and aud quarter inch pine -n-
lock plank for foundation The hT-e
the top OF the archto Be Keyed with SLATE and goUtsd The
rerh -1cavated except much vi" De required 10 t the
trench be removed By the Contractor after The completion
of the work The earth BE- filed and around the
b w aud faithfully F4maed; and the street, E s It
may G rendered ascessaTy consequence Of th we 20 bs
re-psrtI IN Ina best
Ih- whole ,. subject the Inspection and direction Of
the Superintendent: OF P.vemets, such The Street
Commissioner shall appoint inspect The same.
Contractors vii the pncs p-rrunGia- foot iU building
th SAID dram, including all the WORK connected herewith,
an the materials except the plank and pce PER thousand
for the plank II any should De required NJ extra prcs
viii b. paid iOI hard pan GulckSand
E4yrn-a. be made the nole shall b" collected the
.sSss srnvnt 20 b. laid for that purpose.
JOHN EVEN, Strert Commissioner
Street Commissioners Office. August q, 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
For the Sew.York Tribune.
THE UNKNOWN.


BY AUGUSTUS sSopGRAss.
WE feel, at times, within the breast
A solemn silence-weary void
A wish-with Something TO be bless'd-
A treasure nch to be enjoyed,
And leaps the Soul to madness grown,
To catch the dazzling, bright Unknown!
Yet may we chastsn down our Thought,
And hopes unworthy may repress
But when the wished is TO us brought
In dreams OF JOY and loneliness,
Our inborn strength cannot disarm
The restless Foe--the hidden charm
III have drearned-and wished-and sought,
IT'S that feel this weary void;
And by its craving overwrought'
Would find what yet may be enjoyed
For Life has many treasure rare
If we could lay It's cavern bare.
We star. in youth with scrip and staff
And seek fountain filed with Pleasure;
And as we go we sing and laugh
And dream of gladness without measure.
Until through Life our steps have flown,
And Pleasures Fountain is unknown
And thus have the march pursued,
Yet oft aside despairing turned;
And sickened with my hope subdued,
And earnest wishes all :nurned;
Yet, frenzied, on again have flown
In search Of this the bright unknown.
Oft have deemed the prize was found,
And looked on Life with kindling eyes
Believed that all was Truth around,
And nought but Heaven was in the skies
Believed all this, and learned to know
Curst Disappolntment's bitter woe!
Truth has dwelling we may find,
Or here, or in the future time;
And Hope and Faith may lead the mind
For Joy beyond the reach Of Crime :
Yet would not we in dust be hurled,
And find no pleasure in the world.
The Present grasp we with strong hand
And rather choose its little good,
From all the Future can command,
Not by our earthly senses viewed;
But yet, that good when once enjoyed,
Leaves in the Soul d weary void.
We doubt-yet press upon our way,
And Faith not ever smiles and sings;
But 20 thou on-and nc'er delay
Beyond the secret Fountain springs
The Pilgrim there-his labors done,
Clasps to his breast the light Unknown.
o,lDich NJ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

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