davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1843-08-12

By request, will preach a sermon Oh
the subject of Christian Baptism, at a
school house in the neighborhood Of Esq.
McAlis,er's, on the 18th sabbath in this
month, the Lord willing.
J. II. d. HENDERSON.
Aug. 9Th, 1913.
, 1843-08-12

Benz. Rathbun, the great BufIalo for
ger, will have finished his term of SER
vice in the N. York State Prison in Sep
tember next, and it is expected, will "a
gain resume his business in that city.
, 1843-08-12
TEE F2kDECA T..
DowEiag-Green, Aug. IL, 1913.

E=We want money! and those in
10 tbs office, may consider this a
B7DUxiE The County Court will be
in session next week, which viii afford
an opportunity 10 some who are owing
US, 10 pay in something. We here take
occasion to say to these who have been
for 4 long time owing us for advertising,
that we intend to collect our advertising
dues forthwith, ifnot GoiIed by tie impo-
tence Of the laws.
, 1843-08-12

We have learned that the "Missou-
rlan has been discontinued, and we
regret exceedingly that so brilliant a
luminary should have fallen SO sud
denly from the political armament.
Wonder if the Clique Pills, which
have been so lavishIy and unnecessa-
riIy swallowed by The editor. did not
contribute greatly to the downfall Of
his paper! Editors nowadays,
whose wives are in an expanding con-
dition, ought TO beware how they
take CLIQUE CATHARTIcs.-Lib. Ban.
So they ought, Mr.. Banner. And
we reckon the editor Of the Mission.
rian thinks-So they ought, too.
, 1843-08-12

MuxIrrcExcE.-The whole amount
collected in Boston for the relief of the
Fail River sufferers, up to the 18th ult.,
was $l3,l 65.
, 1843-08-12

The Liberty Banner, says the son
OF Secretary Spencer, is now in that
part Of the State, purchasing an out
fit, as be SAYS, for the purpose of a.
gain joining Col. Snively, and from
thence to proceed to New Mexico to
take possession Of tina, county,
Young Mr.. Spencer, is one of the
persons whom Capt. Cook, of Fort
Levenworth, captured nearthe Mexi-
can line in the Territory of the Uni
Ted States, on his late expedition 10
accompany the Santa Fe Traders to
the Big Arkansas.
, 1843-08-12

Notwithstanding we arc all as yet on
the invalid list, We have succeeded in
getting out another half sheet. Next
week, we hope to be able TO furn sh a
full sheet.
, 1843-08-12
spring and summer
CLOTHING,

1880 'Ns
Il Loni', has received by late arrivals,
an extensive aud splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
manufactured expressly for the western
trade, aud made up under his immediate d.
r%ection by a Wholesale Clothing House in
the city Of New York. with which he is
connected. Toe stock Comprises every ar
ticle usually kept in a clothing or furnishing
store, and as these goods were bought low
for cash during the winter, he therefore can
and ipiH sell at lower prices than any other
house in the city of ST. Louis, under n
circumstances.
uyers are invited to call, examine, and
Judge for themselves. NJ. BROWN.
st. Louis, June Goth, lsi3.-52 Main
street. tf-@4.
, 1843-08-12

The Supreme Court IS now in session..
and has been for some two or three
weeks past. This is the first session
since It's concentration q. the seat of Co
Ve-nment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
LUCINA CORDIAL,

ELIXIR OF LOVE:
4! II Older time, among the Jews
nat M an second wife might choose
Whose first, by Fates unkndly DOOM :
N9 children bore To bless his home
amjcted thus the Roman matron
rrayed to Lucine, the midwife's patron;
Egyptian wives, In such crisis
Tailed to their aid the Priests of Isis,
;apd even now the meek Hindoo-
" arm as her CLINE, and tender.
4 E ehildless twelve months from her bridal
aud with raised hands, in acc, nts Wild
retItions Bramah for child;
E1r wen she knows, Love shuns to bless
The Hlndoo bed Of barIenness.
30 much forlove in days bygone
And savage customs in our own;
Bpt say, even now, does Loves communion
Bless in OUR land, sterile union2
no, Oft times conjugal felicity,
Tet may the barren, If they try.
Win %1 Iovs 'ai Esr sa o @SS s1 ISs
The chLdless wiie's rcpinngs cad.
ALONE, is this EliSirs Jowes.
Consumpton's ills it will prevent.
Ard all lifes functions renovsie;
EruPtlons from the skin it chases,
And brings back beauty and the gracss;
,nm T Ena1 tusta1d meier aecevss her.
sffa fragile S S srRS sI care '''
Shall have ssrn proof IN contradiction is '- ns''''
Letters-all forms OF attestation-
E .T?Ip the Swans Of every nation;
ThoaaS oS p Ss ss and w9 Martyr
Almost within the jaws of death;
TRsnia ,oe I ashy yu ady n NsIps.
Ana sometimes names the very number
Ninety-two Nassau"-even in their sumber-
Cry cut for the "Lucina Ccrdial.n
ordering this medicine from the country by sending
P,ss can y have i boxed up and
o. 20 North 9th st. Philadelphs. oio imsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
HARPS.
r. BROWNE & {

] E. : BRqpWNE GO. Manufacture. Of the Improved
1870 {many years with Erard) No. ss5
T. Browne ors for ssis AZ sss BrosJ,.v N. 6r.., col,
lection of these instruments the United States His
Arrangements such enable him business
posed by tariff these instruments.
F. Browne would observe these Harps constructed
the most approved principles, with ell the modern
and perectness Of mechanism Particular taken to fit
pect they will be found far SUPERB any Of European manu-
faeture imported in the usual way.
These Hars paonsed by the elite of musical and
professional talent in Europe the latter he would
tlen NJ Bochss who ABLY selects FROM this establish
Lists Of Prices and descrp be forwarded by
Repairing carefully attended to- Harps taken exchange.
Strings, &c. o2l lmtec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08

Quincy BANK RoBBsRY-MoNEY RECOVERED
We learn that after the robbery, one of the Rsnds
proceeded to New York with the money tsken from
Mr. GlIlett, and on hisarrval there dep1 sit, Il with
Mr. Rodman the notice OF the robbery hs
came 10 this CITY, where he arrived yesrer-
day morning, and having rain, ,hst the
money stolen he deposited The Of SO sos, ia The
Suffolk Bank The balance Of he atnoupt stolen
s95, they probably have spent-Bos on Transcript.
Non 6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
MTSTG FOR PAP TJFS

MUSIC FOR PAR TIES.
M ESSRS G. WEISS FIR. GRAMBSS, Professors of
Music respecully their patrons the ladies
And gentlemen of New York snd vicinity Their Cctlion
Music for Private Parties Soees, &c.
Orders thankfully received aad punctualy attended
Delancey ST. also at Mr. los Music Saloon 800 Broadway
or at Mr.. Joles Music Store 1886 Broadway N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
MADAME SUTTON,
Pr OFESSO OF SINGING
56 Varick street, 81. Johns Park sis sm%r

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER Professor of Music, respectfully
announces his Patrons and the Public general that
has removed from SO Crosby 1856 Lauens street. where all
orders for his Coton Band wait Parties &c. in or out
oftoyn, will be received and promptly attended to.
Orders for X will also be received Mr. W. Dubois Mu
sic Store, 285 Broadway. n2 inns rrc
ITALIAN MUSlC-NR. MANNING Twenty years res,
dent in Naples pupil of Pacni and Crescenni gives
forte playing. 80 y f
Mr. M has permission refer to the following senemen:-
NJ Wainwright, d. D.; Messrs Rowland 8, Aspinwa; J
Mr.. s Ward. ~
Mr. NJ resides at 23ok Hudson street. near Spring st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
Q0IINU pILOT.

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN Pot, or sss charge as s,,, and
Shoas Boston, Portsmouth Portland Kelnebeck, and 9TH
Err PORTS. Odce at Frye Shaws Nautical store, 2a2
Water Beekman. Reference to number oil mer
Ton, and Portland. IYls smr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
TO PIANO FORTE NAKERS

John GILL, manufacturer of Piano Forte Hardware wishe
to that in addition TO his establishment ION 2sth
John Phyfe ivory dealer No 10 Murray street. New
agen where any article Of piano forte hardware pur-
j. O. respectfully socs attention the superior quality of
ms goods especially his Improved tuning pins.
tenon to the above business New York has enabled g.
TO Snow exactly what the piano forte makers require.
All orders to John Gill 26h and 81 Avenue New York.
Mr. John Phyfe above will meet with Immediate atter.
ton Goods forwarded any part United statea
Eol1 lms m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08

Ireland from all the measures he has ad opted than
that OF inducing or forcing the British Government
TO take some decisive steps for ameorating the con.
physical, OF that country. At the same time / be-
lieve-Fiftb, That the mass OF The Irish people have
taken O'Connell at his word-have believed him TO
tne leler-have dreamt OF reai ana bona tds
revolution or else in the attainment of the objecls
which he, as "The Lberator," profess.d to seek
When the lrish both at home and abroad, shall find
'mey nave oeen grossly y ana ID wcseSS
boundless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
MUSIC

MUSIC.
MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, Professors of
Music, late OF Saratoga Springs, respectfully announce
mat ey are now prepared their attendance
sores or serenades during the ensuing
orders Tor their attendance will be received and
at their present residence, 50 Crosby st. ole lm*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08

a NEW sTYLv OF CHlLURsN's VELVET CAPS
S-The subscriber has large and beautiful assortment OF
sntlem,ns aud Boys Caps of the lac tashoo which he
among Which NAV be found gentem,ns c tn. velvet,
style glazed nd fine ote Aso hand large supply
Of mole skin silk and far hat' OF beautiful hnsh for sale
Fancy FursAlso constantly hand large assortment Of
NB-1Ie Caps ofthe subscriber the premium the
ate Fair of the American Institute. -
us lmeec l26 Chatham st oppo lie Roosevelt.
PREMIUM tAJ> AND CARS
~ SUPERIOR Moleskin, Nutris and silk Hats Cloth
eand Velvet Gaps Of the subscribers manufacture d
e tbs city for beautiful Pecnns Of Mole,kn Hats, and
diploma was also awarded Tor superior specimens Of cloth and
pIsons wan, Of irtlsr in his lns recu!ly solicited
to la'of him with cal, ~ = WiLLIAM bANrA.
OIL m.m and No 1870 Cha ham street.
&xs BOOTS. BOOTS AND SHOES, cheap and
sGs<~s chealtr thad yet OIL red IN this very
Scots Freuch nd NATIVE c city made aud warranted ior
low price OF 81 to pair aud failing snppy orhick
,%a cdlo Gf Bos,. Bosis slppes. and fe T q" n
he different kinds and fhiorah styles There !, Moe
Rubber Shoes for gentlemen ladies' misses and children
great eb, udtnce and cheap which tie subscriber would
stock is OF the best materials prime pay city made
their large establishment 25J Greenwich street corner OF
oa7 lm.ec WRIGHT, CALHOUN co.
- BOOTS AND sHoEs-wILsoN JOHN
azsGY SON Successors to John Hutchlngs, deceased,
have hand and sale from the best manufactures in the
100 Gases Coarse seved and Pgsd Boot" men and BOY,
1900 1900 Fsir n HoS:. s Bn.. .IIs,.r,
5000 ChiIdens Shoes, various eolos.
1000 India RnS6ers, trimmed and plain.
For sale S S e sfsEf fs't o ,sSSs Roswell,
vrs merchants an opportunity to examine good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08

.f,<s yuOI AND SHUt 81 Ooh
eeF8 JOHN READY respectfully mforms ms frieu Is
sad the public that he has commenced business above
ide 1t NO ~ Nassau where he will thankfully
tnd faithfully all orders heav favored with on the
not r"ss"nahle terns Tor rash. ivA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08

ARD-75o tegs extra Leaf Lard for sale ou. to
- suit purchasers, by l.. X. COLLINS y Co.
mr. So South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
MRS. PURDY'S

MIS-. PUKDY'S
PRIVATE DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No % Hsmese street PuIdy and her two daughters
gagged giving instruction the branches English
Education Music Drawing and French prepared
limited number OF young ladies Her regulated by
the general reduction department. for which, other
particulars she begs refer her card which will be furnished
application at her residence. nj Imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08

pAssENGERS-Going fom New York, South to
Europe that have lay their provisions for the
are invited call aud purchase them of the subscribers
their cheap cash store they from to Is
by doing and good provisions be purchased
elsewhere Captains Of vessels and houseeepers also will be
supplied with all kinds of and provisions equal
wholesale or retail at the store No 1903 south ST. near
Fulton Market L. y. y H. HARRIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08

A SHBURTON SAUCE-For snriching Soups Fish, Poul-
"A Try, Meats, Wild Fowl, Game, SC.
This Sauce confidently the best offered
the epcurean. -
To be obtained wholesale and retail at J. VAN Benz
3 HOTENS $40 Broadway, corner White street, and whole
sale at Mr. BENEFITS l96 Front ST. and Of the propreors
OSBORN TONE,
o25 Imsr I6 Courtlandt street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
HtaHlln!Y||E|IlI|k||YIH[Hlf2flgl1p

ANOTHER MURDER.-A man named L.oac
AN. living beyond HarrisviIle Harrison Co. Ohio.
murdered his wife on Friday last. by striking her
several blows on her heed with an axe. He WINS
considered harmless. temperate and correcs man.
anh las vile was Of unexceplionahIe character, with
whom he had lived for many years very happily -
They had three children. the Two youngest Of HON
We're al seh'ol' and The eldest daughter had gone 10
neighhor's When she returned her father mel
her, and Told her not TO COLO The house She became
alarmed and went for neighbor. He came with
her. entered The honse ard found the vile dead mon
the flour. with Two large gashes in her head. in he.
hand liable knife with which she Ind been parinz
aPple'. an apple partially pared having relied on
The hooF. ss appeared. when The blow was s,rack
The axe Stood by The door. and The man was in bed
When Intercepted. he said that his wife was dead.
that he killed her; but did Tot know ~be,hes with
are 81 shovel He was considered insane al lime,
bot harmless. His subsequent eonducr lsl, no
doubt bot this was an aci Of insanity. lie is now
IN Cadiz jaiI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
sPLEvDID AMERICAN poor

d UST published The Gift Christmas and
New Years Present, fer 1874, illustrated hv
eight beautiful engravinrs fiom paintings by
nununsdon, Sully. inman. Noun and Paee,Z
The literary department filed nv stor;e. ana
poetry from the pens Of Miss Leslie. Mrs 81
courtney, Miss III Gould Ms Sel,s S,;,t
Mrs Ellie. N Willis w G Sin,ms So SSm .;,1,'
& :'H TsE Park Psnjsmin. n 3 Tuekermsn>l
- printed on large type. on fine paper and so.n
ai az, bound in white calf and other bindings:
couatrvi-Lady's Book Teu ~ '"'s
Decidedly the best Aanuai ever published; IN
america, - the Gift FOR 1914. and faEe n for al
IN alt we DO nor Ieinember that we have ever
sesn a. any ON BOOK ir9m abroad, that SURPASSED
. IN Pictorial establishment or eorotIsj H.; =
ht.sT ,.ry point Of yisw-'-Graham's Magszine.
ms WORK for The ensuing year, nav be safely
proInunccd superior TO a ny ofits pred4cessorsS
Saturday Post fS'so's-
May without hesifafion, he pron,,unced no a..
the most elegant work ofthe Kind ever is,n.g ~
TINS SIDE OF the Atlantic. ifindeed IL has hesn
srsc,. any Tnere: II IS superb in all re-
few copies Of the above splendid hook reee;v.
ed and for sale BY JOHN JIM s HE'LL
Ice ID Jli0,1 .Cfr><I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
EOUBLTCNOTTcC

DUBLiC NOTECE. is The Headiag oC an
= article signed Owen Reilly. IN the Cazet,s Of
Manday asi. in which he sdvertises me AZ lavinv
zen ms Ted AMI honri. and heen f ihless 10 him.
assure The public that he furnished roe with
"fu or hnard. boz shall make him do il from this
an. II The law will permit me. bsvs ..;..'-
gwen ham cause fer applying Tor divorce or o,.e,
sl"n 's fear my Fnnning him in debt On The
contrary he LEFT his homo aud me, and Ia. ahs,nted
himself entirely Zoe several sVeeks past, and Ia.
made ne provision Tor my soppor'.
dec 10 MARv prtr.,s s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

FATAL AcCIDENT.--we learn ,bs, b.
eyed 10 was shot yesterday morning. near s,
C'''F'sii's' while loading gun in such manner as
TO cause his des'h. The gun was scoiJen,olIv
disehHrged while The boy was NJ he nuxzie. and
The shot we're lodged in his orebssd. lie wa. of
German pareniags. We could not learn bis nam.
Col X. ~ JohnsOn passed through this city on
MS "oy west. No attention vas paid him. T. this
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

The Posi Master General expenJs much Of his
Report IN arguing Against relaeli, cf Postage 10
any material extent. We do not presume. however.
Ihaihs will csuvrnce many persons or the inexpc-
d'eney OF DOING 80. A sys'em Gu be adopted which
viii. Without doubt. increase the revenue Of the
department. The following rates and regulations
would effect II. Let the rites Of postage be fixed
at aud 10 cite. when prepaid. andI0 and 20 cts.
when not PREPAID. regulate printed perlodcal matter
ny weight or measure. restrict the fra,lug privilege
irm members ofCongress 10 single letters, cinrri
p''"'ed Pn''iic documents. ne~spap-r postage. and
20 them pe'i'"ns and documents public business.
AID the time thereof to the time they are actually
IN s1o'; lhai Of The executive officers to ard from
one Pers'n an each department. thai of deputy POSI-
masters strictly 10 public business
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
HOUSE oF DELEGATES.

FRipAy. DC. 5ih l943.
= oo','nuI,iaai'on was renewed from M senate
stating ihai the re,olniion n the Ho,.. =, .s'
- me election Of Pebble Printer on s,to,,l,. 49,
sla. bad been agseed 10 with an amendreni. 4,
proceed 81 the same time 70 The election IN = I,,l
% me eeoeral TouH 20 supply he vacancy oecs
,.'nen ~ ne death Of Judge Lewis Summers. Of
ne vacancy occasioned BY the resignation Of n. +
joel Lehwich. ~ Oe
The House, on monitor Of Mr.. Garoeu. s;..o...
70 NE senate's amendmeng
RESOLUTIONS
~ VIZ. Sianton That the Cossminse Al So
inquire into the srpsdisacy Of auibo,isiog 49,,
ran 70 Distribute IN an equal proportion 10 Ts,h..
,'siegs. brooks County certain hooks sod 49,.
directed By law 70 Be distributed 70 The o,sss
Ees offbs State. ''' ~"ii@
-, 80. D'e"ner. That COmmines % Coaris =.
ne i'ss % BE- charged By the clsfk Of he -,
mohgUalih - IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

we are indebted TO The Hon L srsenroB, for sun.
o'y copies OF the Congressional documents. and
attentions Tor which he viii aceeps our thanks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
l MOTHER Lot OF KNITTINe.

~ NETFINJ. ard cROTCHET WORK
spanish without MaseE. Mvsf~Tie. of Paris. Ned
Myers. spy. Lianel ncoIn. Travelling Ba,chelor-
One Hnndred Rnmances. Six NiehI. with me
"asn'nson'ans Stolen Wife. &c, reed and far eli
o'e - at MELLOR'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

D EVOLUTIONARY CHRONICLE
- The BOnIe Day Of Germantown. Ly Georg.
s's sssi For sale At MELLoRs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

WESTERN REVIEW And
~ c"sn'erieiI Deiecior. for December FsrsaIe
uee ~ Of MELLOR'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

Dr. Sameel Thompson, the grsoi
steam doctor" died recently 10 Boston
aged 70.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

By Mr.. Talisierro. That the committee Of FL
mt &C to inquire into the expedency of placing the
,eanss Of olIics of commissioners Of The Revenus
apsn morespromineni footing ,h-n !. now provi-
led by law.
PETITIONS
BY Mr.. Sannton. OF the Magistrates OF Bc'oke cos
relating to the claim Of Jonaihan Alison fof Keep
ing Charles Stewart, isnatic.
BY Mr.. E.leRsioa. OF citizens of Wheeling, and
Chin ard Ma rshsli couniies Cor appropriations f a
rprion of The revenue OF fhe counties through
which il passes. in aid Of fhe construction CT graz
sied road frsm Clarksburg 10 Wheeling. t- s. f
A message from the Senair. by Mr.. Thompson.
stating That they had receded from their amendment
:" the resolution relating iohe election Of pubic
sHs'er and had agreed 70 the resolution Of tho
House. - s....as.-.s-rs-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

= 5r'nier, whose talents SmPe bat iodifie,eni,
tnrised physician. lie azS{1s The reason Of IL.
IN printing said rc. all the faults ote <ommits.
are exPsed tn the eye; bai in phy-ic they IRE bu
rsrfwi,h The patiens' y -, . ~. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

DES-Yeserisy morning At BiIchiet,wn.
JOSEPH POOLS soldier.o the Rrvol u,,or. aged
80. He~as in the ba'de Of Brandywias. and
several other engagements y. that day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15
MlIS0lA!klh A. NADt1tSo
PREDISpOSITI0N
or FAMILY DISTxyNCTIO.v,
WRITTEN foA the U. STATES SATURDAY rosf,
BY JOSEPH J. MATTHIAS,AUTHOR
OF 'CLHRA LlNCOLN,' lNDL
ANS REVENGE ETC. ETC.


"'rhe mate for beauty should be a t,aA, and not
money.chestF--Richefiea.
The golden splendor Of All au,umnal sun
se, had flung lis rays TO The gathering .wi.
light, and the nigh. queen, In iuslrous beau.
", rose upon her ,rackless path, Wills, h
merry laughing geoup Of ,winSling stars
peeped fIom beneath the snowy drifts that
foa,ed lazily along The illimitable dome.
showering gli.eriug Of iigh. Of silver
hue. alike upon the msgnhcen, mansion,
where Mammon's wu'D'''rrsr. held through
the livelung night, or on The low poverty
s,Icken hovel, where des,,ution and want
gnawed upon the very vi.als Of its shivef'og
inmates. The ratian, beam fell as full and
a. lovely upon The bowed IN sP'r't'as 'hey
ctouched within The narrow precincts o'
.heir ,o,,erne abodes,as II did ON The cos"y
tohed dwelIers of the towering edi6cc that
had exhausted The ,ac, ard skill OF The
.rchi,ec. In lis rich masonry and structure
The ,ho.onged ihroughfares OF theldenSe's
populated city presented ns vast an army
of beauty, mir.h, and fashion, as il wer'
nossible 10 beholC. in The broad glare oi 'h'
mos, pleasant day. 1t was night OF
which the vivid imagina!ion OF the poe
nigh! have wandered through lis elysIoL
fields Of thought, and gathered in r'c
hsrves, from its visionary source--a nigh
when the soul scars free from 'he world
communicating influence, and roves MID IN
ulori.us creations of an infinite Maker
when the spiri. OF the oppressed break
from lis earth bound .hrall, and revels IN 4
momen,ary ideal blss-~when the en'hns
ss.,rorgeulng all else of mortal being's'ant
enwrap,' wonder sricke en-, lost 10 all but II
glories around hit''
Beside low ,speslried window, its rus
ling drapery glstening in figured rchnes
reclined the graceful, symmelrlral hgnre
ayoung and beautiful girl. Her long 'ho'
ing rnglels fell in glossy curls around
swan like neck. and down over her WI
rounded shoulders. ill they mingled IN
folds Of rich cashmere shawl lha! ho
lightly around form Of exquisite loVelih'
Her black, flashing eyes shune rom oehe'
their long dark lashes, like gems h'u In
soft silk moss, when The moon'beams PIE
down into the deep recesses Ui 'he aoys
A smile, half wonder. hall pleasufe'P'aY
around her parted lips OF coral beauty
family revealed The pearly treasures
Law beneath. Her gaze wandered from
window oul upon beautifully a'ran
garden, and her coun,enaiire glover
animation as she watched the gentle wav
Of the linden. when its zephyr mo
branches sea tered The autumn llnged lea
TO The sparkling grouOd, adding 'an'
redolence TO the fac, decaying Beauties
surrounding shrubSery. Az 'hus she g.
a burs, Of almos, wild enthusiasm b'
from her lips. -.
Enchanting The charmed pencil
Rsph@l in the ehoiss dslinss'ioh' o'