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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
The Indiana Conrier lntrly had nn infamous arm.

The Indiana Courier lately had infamous arti
Gle relative to the senior editor of this paper which
H. would not have replied TO- had he been enabled
to, (having Loen some days confined by sickness, J
further than To ak the editor Of the Courier # he
had not read lIaeklcman's infamous lies published
IN his correspondence 1t was Published pre-
vious TO ever having said a word about that
editor. We had supposed that there were hon
orable wing editors in the State; but fast
losing that opinion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

The editor Of the Cevc'and (Ohio) Herald n notice
Of patent lard amp thus Indulge retrospect Of the
o!den tne
In log cabin bo} hood, tic arury Of a laFl Imp
s,fneiin lndulg III, hut usually winter
were whiel poIIns Tor the thou anIth tine
The few books aud pa Of forest lie. by tie brilliant
light Of shag ,iler' )r every ia, use Il Va
on extraordinary that tic lard Ian? greed
tn tire Lee d centre t4ai, The d lam iis,i I l
Of cotton cloh tel over bun AL = 'io a. % II -'e
tin cup, More ar-t,cra ic fan lis rs i S''i "'
hlngny lamp rg,d ~ sMi'hy. p"'i Tel W.T. p NE u
lay the wick Ii! on !,agc- wire irs' AMI lev
snail Inks ii chain by which - so~fe'i y nom s'ne
crack In tie leg wals The-e "a, were Wei ada l.
l,ri; the has OF IA sy33i rsve;s the glorious hue
ins- outings bussins ices, Frhca ioGrs reels, and
scanper-dorns that the Oh and young er d VIA suck
unalioyed al 81 -lf-.og-hl 40 the new ossa'y
Alas, that with the % i'honci lamps. 81 fashioned
simplicity ard 'Teati5ns sh9lt- hav. &C.
orally so-e out Of fashion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
E.strtllUss.stsc.

Between and o'clock, ca "Wednesday evening
quite severe shock of an earthquake WAS felt. | s
effect sensibly to agatc the hcavlcst buildings.
IN some so much rs u cause doors To open, e..
We have not heard It's direction determined It.
duration was, as ne.. rs We ascertain, near
one minute.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
Pgci,ry dlaY il lACG.

II Will be rccOliected that publ shed some
three months since, the age of Henry Clay at the
time he first became member of the L. States
Senate. We then proved that he took his seat IN
that body before he was eg be. From his life,
recently published by Park 'cnjamin, and all others
that have seen, 1t Il dcnt, fact, bis friends
d. not even spue it, that he was born April II,
III, and that he was sworn IN as a Senator from
Is entucky, and took his seat the Senate of the
United States, December Il. l>U6 lie therefore
lacked several months oil being eligible TO that OF
fee.
In looking over sevcrll old files OF newspapers We
found the following ia the Independent Press and
treeman's Advocate. publ ishcd at Cincinnati. Jan
uary ., l,23, by ). +. Smith, respecting this very
malter.-.Ntp .lfJaHy Dem.
IA Backtcoodsmau" The Gazette os Friday
last, is quite ANXIOUS to make OCT that we citizens
OF ONO ought not to support De Witt CLINTON. lie
says MIR. Clinton WAS six years III the United States
senate without beng much known. We can reply
10 "Dackwoodsman' that Henry Clay commenced
his congressional career the Senate, and attract
cd NJ notice IN that body-cxcept wien he was
sworn IN. Upon taking his seat. learn, the
clerk 0i the Senate hcstated to administer the oath
suspectlng Mr.. Clay not eligible IN point OF
are. Mr. Clay. IN answer - the question OF The
clerk Il nc was thirty years OF aye, told, or
drrcd tine clerk To look IN his Gays mouth. We
know ths Is the usual manner of as :crtainng the
age OF horse, tut we never knew before that it
would decide the age OF IA iH,n. !ne people are
certainly indebted to Mr.. Clay for tins ingenious
method vi asceFtaining constitutional eligibility.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

Pork. m Cincinnati, at the latest dates WAS sell.
IN. 5fiskly al sl.l5 10 sl90 PEI ca;.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

ILLusTRATIoS ABsURniTY OF THE GREAT r.
GUNENT AGAINST rHE REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS oN
IMPORTATION CoRN.-Aboui a century ago,
merous bills introduced into Parliament for making
aud improving roads, especially those leading and from
the metropolis the landlords and farmers the al
Ing country pettoned against these improvements the
ground that they would open the .or agricultural pro-
dute from distance, interfering with the natural monop
oily they then enjoyed of supplying the London market
they urged that consequence of high,ents, hghpUced
labor. and other burdens upon land they could main
tain competition with the favored districts dis
lance. lad then opposition been successful The rapid III
Of London would have been retarded. for her food
market must have been scantIv supplied But the roads
made. produce from distance was pentliully sup
piled vast imports made to send hack exchange
for those agricultural productions, spreading wealth and
of enjoyment all the country but what
the effect upon the immediate surrounding districts Was
the land abandoned vaiueless Did II all become
drcarv waste Is London surrounded 10y belt DESERT
No consequence of the unexampled OF that
city, which could not have been had she been impeect
supplied with food tho whole Of the surrounding country
for mites and miles scattered with hlnlcs aud villages
teening with population, adorned with the villa Of the
merchant and the box of the citizen. separated 10y fields Of
artificial rtllty superior perhaps, 10 any IN the world
and the deary heath and rackess wild the robbers
haunt the travellers dread smiling with fertility
or perhaps, included suburbs If the great metropolis,
and would be curious calculation t. drter.ainc how
much the audhod-rs have been benefited Ggaiat their
,cH. how much Is PAID Tor the little III
of garden or building ground, tran could possibly have
been paid for ordinary culture had the opula
ton # london been compelled to getp distance od
instead Of sendias for food from thence Now. what
Difference Is there. except the Of the Experiment.,
has been the effect of allowing free
from other parts of the country London hy oenug
the roads ID allowing lGee importation from other
into England by opening her tie :. ghwsy o. the
world The .Nslh IF Engi1ad Magazine.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
OREGON.

The position of Oregon Is emnently favorable "a
commercial purposes, may BE- by any one
who Will take trouble to glance at the map.
To the south of the distance of e ght DAYS sal.
is California, country which abounds in Cattle
aud Wheat, and IN the vicinity othcr countries.
which are filled with the precious metals, and
whose shores furnish the pearl producing oysters
The coasts of Peru and Cnlll are within thirty DAYS
sail the Sandwich Islands are about the same
distance, and China aud the East Indies within
seventy or eighty days sail. The Pacific Ocean
which is the highway of communication with these
regions L. hardly ever ruiled by storm. Should
steam navigation be resortcd To, This and other
accounts II undoubtedly will be- the distance we have
estimated viii be much shortened, and Oregon
brought within a few days travel Of the Richest
countries on the globe.
The coasts of Peru and Chill are iniented with
fine bays and harbors and these countries stretch.
ing III Il long narrow line along the ocean, would
necessarily become commercial were they only sup
Piled with shlpfinber They mus; be dependent
any country which can furnish IL. Oregon abounds
IN timber Of the most valuable kinds situated along
and at short distance from the coasts and easily ac-
cessiblc, aud therefore command their market. The
Sandwich Islands produce sandal wood sugir-clnc.
tropical fruits, and may easily be made to grow cot
ton nnd coffee For these products they want m ex
change timber and flour, with which they already
supplied 10 considerable extent toy the British rs
adjustments IN Oregon, aud GIT be t. any amount
were there only hlnds to cultivate the soil. Then
there the vast Fur Trade with China and the East
Indies to which we need only alludc
Were Oregon a barren rock like st. Helena IL
would still be valuable a depot for extensive
commerce IN the Pacific. But II has great resources
within itself. 1t abounds in the raw materials OF
commerce. and is adapted 10 almost every variety
of productive labor. The farmer, the graz er and
The manufactures may alike thrive within It's limits
and while they are enrlcnng themselves, Dc ca.
stantly developing the capabilities of the county.
We say the manufacturer, and :his reminds US that
we have forgotten to mention the numerous na-
sites which scattered up aud down the rivers.
aud which greatly enhance the value Of the territory.
he British IT is true, have shown their sagacty
occupy the best OF these but trust they I'M
proving them only for the ultimate benefit OF their
nghtiul owners and future pOssessors. These com
bned advantages of production, situation and III
borhood, must one day make Oregon u scrl Of depot
for the commerce of the world.
Is not this fair region prize worth contcndins
for, more especially when our right To It Is beyond
dispute And if be worth IA effort, shall VIC " ut
longer without making one We have only to take
possession formally aud efficiently and notify Great
Britain Of our purpose, and the wor: Is done. S.lall
we DO 1t ! CtHciiliati Chronicle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

Several of the old Tennessee poiit clans who
igured upon the stage IN l>2i, have come ont with
testimony confirming the fact OF the bargain be-
Aaan- and Clay. oy which the former became Pes
dent aud the latter Secretary OF State. The aida
wits a re published a, length the Nashville Union.
-PieJeiaa.
The CASE Is A NtrsnELL.-i very wealthy
planter IN Wuatiosd county, tys: II had ratieF
taxed ior tie poor boys education than tie 9sa,
oaat's ignorance .s- eae or "a; oiAer a.-s C. =
eeI u 9c.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

NEW ALBANY GAZEITE.-Mr. Green OF the New
Albany Gazette. assured that a gentleman late
~ from ihdlanapos." has he'd 10 him either will
fully or i-noranily. We have but ltle doubt of h-
doing IT w'liuliy However, the paragraph does no
ham.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

JUsrIcE Slow, SURE.-The Wilmington Chron
cIe relates remarkable ailIir that occI5r, few dl,s
ago IN Wayne county, North Carolina. About four
mon hs ago there tna; county young of
the OF GsImsey, who formerly vel there bat who
A-l been absent ic many Years ShGy alcc hl, return
he eng ged himself Mss Martin. and their marri ,ge
10 have tihen place on tie .ih Of the last month.
Four five days pew to the appointed tEr Mis- VI.
IN king up her Wedding boune aud requiring some
par for tie hung. whilst in search of She found a
ncwslaj published tHD year Ms Is lpi. Ia
cutting up t!s paper. hr eye Int upon Advertisement
~ the Cover OF Mississippi, olT'uns large ard
inI charged With murder tn STATE Of
them mined GFIm~iey aud agteeing precisely d,scrp
iI0n with the 10 whom she about lie ed
she immediately cae her brothers. attention To it, who
called Upon GTim ey for an explanation Gums
Icy denied knowing any ns about IT, AID slil lie could
prove that he AI-sissppi d tAo TINE the
mu der, 10y pc al snow ilIi Greene county The
broler accompanied Ain TO SnoY II H. but their
I,Img there soul knew him. lie then SAID that lie
could establish has Innocence 10y persons living aAother
LIZZIE village m the county. There they also
pared aud with the like success, knowing any
thing of him They then returned To Waynes
where warrant wa, issued against Grinsry. AMI lie
Jail at that place. awaiting the demand e the
Gl,ener Of Mississippi. Since his confinement he ID.
owedged that lie present when the murder
committed with which he Is charged IN the
PARTICIPANT, bat denies that he was engaged IN II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

r.1-lial -, ,ae ,easae q cca,ea2.
.caI, persons
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
The imports and exports Of the United States for lsi
as compaIed with former wears. Were as follows -

IrPohTs INTO THE UNITED 81
Ending Sept. $40. 1871.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

Eject II 0.fufasioa spoa crsdf.-
Tns - P1usF Resle~ aslarss Ne felios'
inR iaridens: A ssbIed meEehsut q sR'E'
naus larianr, lssiag n s.Irs'issmsll. .
ssld - hsse kspl ID. sreoa.i sub bsnk
ma 6En headed ~ hasnsL has ba
lance IN lhs h.ak as eeSsrally iron
hurry 70 forty Thousand pounds. and The
bsransa dsrmei il onls pEppsf sII-n.loa
- 80 ssIssble rusI0@sr IN invite HIN "a
dinner 81 his hlla 10 lhs eoCnIIy. Tbs
sPisndar Of lks psneasl. 10 wlich The
Old MAJ realistically repaired. impellrd
him on his enLanes 10 spplogizs 10 has
hcsa Tor sstjseslne lhe iansE 10 % much
iacoasehienrr. The baronel splaed ll.a',
on he contrary. u cas- ineDmbsnl IN him
10 spaioEilr. ior taking lhs llbs,is 81 ssk
ma his gursa - psIi.kr u ism'ly dinner,
Nothing IA, her passed. bat lie asS
morning the easi"nsr drew hn xhsls BE-,
lance III Of tbs bank.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19
DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
STRENGTHENING Piasfers.

THESE Plasters, greatly improved,
= and having the preference of all 9th
ers. are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as Invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the Breast, BACK, or SIDE.
HsdL,aess and Lnmenass are relieved al
once by then use, aud the parts restored
/, TO strength and a natural warmth and
health. Aay person wearing one of these
/ Plasters. will be- asunis ned and delighted
at the comfort j. affords ! hose threaten
Jed with Ling Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. II removes the iIfilsiios of ill.,
cipieni Consumption FROM THE I.uNus to
the SURFACE Of lile body, and draws of
the internal affection. So in IiUtr Gem
,loiafs, and Coughs, and Colts. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one. To prevent the cough sell
Ting oa the lungs. Their excellence will
he understood by all Ga trial.
or FIR sale il n !. borough by ID Hcartt;
in Oxford by George I. fsytpr; 10 Gf.ehsbo.
r"ugi 10y j. 4 Il sloaa--ooiy sgeuts.
February - @~ 6i--
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Brass and Composition
gastIngs,

EaR Mill. Fariori.s and 9th Trrroses.
~ ur soaia paIlisu afls biing 20 u c satire
of Mlllets aud Factors that he nsakrs. IL laks
and Beses CO Mills, . composites which. for
dar.hllmy. j. superior 70 say nihsH nssa. There
are nov sune Iaks u NE make hlrh have
beea IN nee IN Lsass ruaB,ne Mills Ear leo and
iisleen years shWh are pei IN good o;drr.
ne will assa siiead 10 the Ct y and Lot X.
sNiTtllNG BUSINESS.
TuRT0Is sHELL COMBS 70 paiIse aad po-
l,si.sa .. a. /. be az re,d a. ns~.
Also SILVER PLATING, - Hs various
bsanThes
Tie sabscfib,F will civ. ,anelsai aiisaiisn
in the above hranehss 81 business. iiistttms
snl Be cash, espcsisli. fr j,hbi.e. y ms b must
be paid Cor beiare taken { On the shnp; and "
hopes BY good work mansh'P aud paastusl at
iealioa 10 give sa'isi.s,.an. -.s-z...
JOHN VI. MASON
MAY 80. 10
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Tie Precious Psari.-Rrlsion 6nno-
hlss man. To snmaa u sesnIes every ln-
erect. l,grsess her eh.rsci'r, prone ir-
her peace. endrsrs her friendship. secures
esteem. sd aids dlgLIy sbd worth
InJrserlhahlr 10 al her deeds. law plea
.aRi = hen The sb.snl husband saa ,hirk
Of honae and reflect ihst sngels watch The
I.lace! n sboa, 10 lessshsr aidow. kaa
eohs"ling IN know thai she can lean On .
sidow's God, and pa, her children unter
lie guardianship. Who 70 The Father Of the
f.therles.! Then he qars The World calm
snd happy. saIPa1,rc b, The hope liar he
sta | meat them al in hssyeai @
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one o
- the most ancient and wealthy fami.
les Of this city, New York who mus,
be well known 10 numerous friends, hay.
ing since the year 1914 up to recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined to his bed, has been reslor.
cd To good healtIl---has regained his natu.
raj erect position---and has quilted his
carriage. and now walks With ease! We
believe this is the gen'leman's own de.
scrlptiOn as near as possible. and there is
no exaggerasiOn in it. We will give in.
quirers his address, and donbt not his hu.
name feelings will excuse The liberty; sa
tina, any one doubling mas knom these
facts--thongh he requests his name msy
not appear in print Among other simi-
lar instances, Mr.. James G Reynnlds.
t4lChrystie-strect, has been restored. and
will give personal assurances Of the facts
of his case. Doth were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done! 49,
ANswEa--By the INDIAN vEGErA.
BIE ELIXIR internally. and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE IMMINENT cx-
terlally, from Comstoek & Co.
II For sale 10 iIilfsboraueh by ID. Heart:
III ox'o'd by Geo " +. Tavior; ~ G -eepsbo.
'"'3l" hy j. 4. Il. sioa"- ouiy agents 60.
--- -.-----------------------------
n
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uOFFAT's
Life Medicines.

mia Lia NsaaEireE haHs hfss uRsa asass
GEES a ai0ssl ssrEg alssaFs = Nhish asan'
kiae i hats. as - silleas aud hFeE eena-
pssials. = "a tAeis mnRy al kEeNa asieHsshia
bslil-ps sad arb hssdarisf. PsaA sd -
Prsssioa alter ~ ais. g,ddinsss. cizziasss.
siagninF asl.e IN he bead and safs. dfes.
slnsss, assslbssn. isss q sppsule. sind
spasms &C. lhry are aTkasnlederd % - sAsi-
y sayrraaF - sns lkiag ever ;. iare Eefua
10 ths pubiir. aac ier skasr q laii hasa 81
hsaf. IEsy sili prove lasalaaaies asie -
gcaesai lsEaaY sPenrai, ~ sitheT sra, 10y
rsasoI Ia - snsass lhe aaitsssai aslaaAAs-
.ioa.
TAs eEkcary o. The LIE fills sai ? esiH
3nlers y sa@sa rsIaaaa. 4 freely gtssn % ans
.llark u lss.r. lnlaenza. msssies. sefs
throat. Iecrnl es'lds. . .ihenngh. and 9TH
- ind .nm4lsry DISORDERS. IL rhsuaa-
I'm and 1hofle complain they have ass
,sslss nsd The mosi ~ sssdlaal, cares, shsn
asxd Mia psfssssrense.
Stare the hFsl intFodaciian 81 DF. Monaas
Life AedsriLes Co he fsllo~ eli1rens. tAsy
awe 10 every sase. fai,y maiaisiasd me hieh
character Iksy "a y ell 1eseTfed. Paiiehis shs
aad Or ssaEs dEaaa % ~ .sssele srssiears,
ahj saaay ~Ao had issl he usssi iasiE tsa-es ~
.heuulatism AID PARALYSIS. have erea fss'eses
70 heaiih. siasnElh nd ,niiast, ail-f al ne
usual Teacales mad besa ioand sse.ess. iis
asloa sshIng and sianosl mifscaious suosis
aase slso besa expetienerd, N the cure -
nsreas snd Fksumefie paine 81 The Asaa s.a
fa-s. rarslyfis sg-ctisas. contracted and rim
Oats gisadsiar sWeliisga psins % ihs rhssl
aud b0..ss. skrosie rassassiisa, palPrafssa II
tie ktarI. dilRrnli Ie.pif sfion Sc.
Bal u - uaaecessafs 10 en1saeFate ihe ma
ny cas,s % which these purely vegetable me.
iicinss have been saerssslali bal Ist as "a
cure. My are they 80 universal N .hrH
ssesase rL.y PuEHY THE BLOOD. and
thus remove I'll cause d disssse IN The 80
TEN.
Br,susell,ey act Paxerlully Up n ihesse
iIous Of Ias oviy, and Ieaese al Impurities al
onre.
Because they DO not redurs the systena. but
inEigaraie u thus requiring aa restraint ifnia
pleasure ar BUSINESS annng Ihril operation.
coln2i alnts sTising irnm yGlatrd slate 81
the blood are easily subdu,d BY the powerful
etReary &c these s,iia aud 81 Iars nsssis,ass.
10 thoss sha are obilges ~ itsssi. oT u saAe
aediriae xiihnns iairTfmp,r,a .fhusiness, The
Lie MsdI,Ines are pes 1hs,iy ssttsi. T. MID
sad safe operation. they sirks at the Tasi IL
disease, and q"lckls esaSHAls u. Their b. pre-
yeatiug the fatal elects 10 Min b thousands
are victims.
Said wholesale aud retail by Dr.. W. D. Mof.
a.. 37j Broadway, New ioIk
For sale also by Ill.,.
ID. HEARTH. agshi.
FebruaIy,I 81
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Tie Tdnkse in Stain sfrssf.-"Ic.!-
sulH. 20, lin'i dove a trade with vou IN
day." sd mss ,peri,Ecn Of the Yankee
psdlsr, 20 he stond a. lie door Ut a mcr-
CHANT in NJ in srIe,i
- csleulass y,.u cslralale abont riga,,
for YOU eanaa,." was The sreerins reply.
MAJ. guess yan nes,ln't gu hsir,
s5out II. How, l,.rs's a drzra real &C.
bu'ne rhzm stops worth two dnllsr. and
hall -yop m,y haze 'em Tor sws d..l-
l.rs." -@.s
"fseH yos I o nj van, arr Of your
bah: =" you had better be going"
Wal. n"w | declare! III bet yau
s'e d dl.s'. IL you make the an offer for
ih"m ere Stops. vel have lratIe vet -
"D'aes replied the msrchapi. placing
The rp"ney in the hands Of bystsnd =.
The Yankee deporIied ihp like sun.
~hsn The meschsnt Off Fed him a picsy.
snr car the sirops.
fh.yts ynstn." s,id he YAnkse.
- he quIetiy fabn'd'the stakes. "Bu -
lie added. 9Th great apparent honesty. |
calculate joke. IKE. aud if snu DIM !,
vat them srops. IN tad. Them back. I"
The merchants countenanss b,ph..
suei. i" You ar. not 81 d chap. after
oil: heie a'e your siro.'s. give me The mo-
ney," s. 1872 f.
4" There IL is" sad the Yankee, ss he
received the Stops and PISSED o,er the
picayune. "a trades lr.j.; and now
you're VIDE awake, ~ s,rnss,. / CUES,
shs nest lime y"n Trade ~i.h that 4rr PIC.
you'll do ht'ls be.:eT than To buy fsz"
srors." ss4.sAs&
And away walked The ped!sr Si,h bis
strops sud his wager, s,sld tie sl.ou:s #
,hs .u.hiag crowd. g.. ass .-...
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TRrLr Observation-Disclosures
sn has gwen bnlh 20 =. brilliant spr CT
msn, u mns eiaqurncs - Learl c.nlsi
desire. Va pess tie ipliawing touching
appeal 10 the young mrn. male BY III
ssed nan a. recen, temperance jnbiIe.
81 New M.rkeL ". H.:
u hare CONE tseiFe miles 10 attend
this Rss'ini; We, do MOI SaIue my I'm.
~ ieel swardei by What I sse around
me. NV friends. have sren more Of
The world lhsn most Of you. have iroG
she streets Il proud London. ard the Ind.
VI distant ia,i.a have faun.d lhese furroa-
81 cheeks Il mine. NV keel has been
up"n every sea. and NV name upon man,
O tongue. Heaven blessed me with one o,
ihe be.t al ~Iyss-ard ny ell tiru-oh.
Why shon.d sp-sk Of themi Nv nome
MS once paradise. Bul 4 bosed. like
b'sis. 10 the / Hing eup-my eldest Sun
lore hlsaseil HON h,s degraded father, and
has never re,afurd. nv young hat
sfa--iny beloved add Suffering slie-
49, t'""s otoAtA-urstA 70 Wc grave.
Aud my lively daughter. whose image 1
s=sn 70 see IN ,hr beautiful arnunl ae--
once 10y pn,ie nd NY k.,pe--. heI ava,
Ib sorIaw and HInrning bsrsuse her ia,he,
was . .iIunkad. and nov sleeps by her
Soshrris aide. Bur IN Ice IL irII The
history of my sh .nr in r,e ,uia oi my
ismlly. | snE hvs---a ID .,.ni hs,e be-
FIRE yos % otFsr up my heat. ieryen.
g'ai. ufe 10 my heavenly Fslh.,, that |
have ossn snsiched frap The brink Of liIe
dfunksfd's grave. Aud while | live, 1
shall shuggie 10 restore my wandering
bts'hsea AGAIN 10 the hasom Of socie ~ .
This lorna oil nlas - wasting and bend.
ins Un,les the weight Of years. But. nv
young trends. Won ate jus, blooming INTO
hfe' he places OF your fathers aud mulh-
ers will ION he vacant See lhat YOU
come mp & oil III. IN ~llh pure hearts and
sholn'ed lip,! Bind The bIessrd pledge
hrmly 10 your hearts: AMI be i. lie ShIb-
sOl.'h of his's warlars.'
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