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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

"MoRE TRUTH Than PoETRT."-N r. Willis says "Ed.
ora are the pump-hsndles Of charity, nwsys helping peo
plo q water, bot thought 70 be thirsty
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MAY 9th. ls45.

Since writing the above, have had ample opportunity
TO observe the effects OF Guano vegetables piece
Of wheat TO which applied only so lbs per acre as
depressing aud which winter killed, well rs the
worst in the county, is in point of color and height
the very best.
Cabbage which put out in the open air with Guano has
exceeded those without Guano under glass being twice
large, and both Pu, the time. The Guano DO
atoes have exceeded those put month earlier with
the best OF other manure In short have come To the
concuson there in the world equal Guano
and further have ed the Peruvian alongside Of the lcs
Doe. and find the latter decidedly the best am DESTROYS
oi arranging with you for hundred tons.
To Messrs l.. X. Collins & Co, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
Music for he Bfiiiion ?

NEW has dawped N. musical VOID which yin p,o
n duee vs change that bsRcb ~ sn ~ cheap
boob system eF-asd In The reading void IL Proof whereof
oGsr
sse from The Bohemian Gid Song. and ,h,s pieces, for
IS
Music u EthopIsn ssrensdes.u.. so,v. .,s .., a,
rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

leHABoE Cause.-The N. Y. Courier contains the fo,
lowing extracts oi letters from ]. A. BESSErr Esd Of
Long Island, respecting this valuable manure
ArRn -, ls45.
The lchaboc Guano is a most powerful vermifuRe in
destroying worms there be doubt. applied IL Il,
some peach trees that were nearly dead, were full
OF the redhedu white grub that kills Ihe After three days
took aud found every dead. make this fast
known for the bene' OF farmers TINT they may DO enabled
to save the most delicious fruit vi county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

AFRLTTE SESTiNEST.-Genentss is a sort Of sweet q
mosphcfc, and cutters into ohd's soul like the sunbeam
IN rose bud-sowly, but surey-oHpanding into beau
~ and vigor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

CINCINNATI MARKET, May &c.
FtoUR,-Saes on Saturday from wagon 81 sass
WHISKY .--s,le. from Wagon at lsIit9ic.-Hhs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

The Boston Mail spoa ks Of some tobacco which II a
fnan smoke or chew, he twill forget ho owes a dollar IN
the world We are afraid thst Of our subscribers
ehdD that kind 81 tobnccO.-NashaH Tsissraph
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

The Philosophers.
Hss Il besa foundf Frequently.
Wneref In u hoyn,
Where depos,tedi In . hat
From what does proceedf Quartz.
What Is a peuaetionf Rather hard party.
Where does granite lci In beds.
What 10 a stratum layer Of anything Mention onc'
hen. Another A ship-she lays too. Mention . bet
teri layer OF wages.
What Is iintf A miser's heart.
Can you break III Yes. Howl Open his chest
What Is chalk1 The milk Of hsmsa kindness. Also.
the organic formation OF score, whether applied slate
or to tho end Of billiard cue.
Ot Astronomy.
What is Astronomy The study OF stars.
What is start Ashin,ng light visible nissi. and. il
not out when you CALL sometimes the morning.
Is there any difference in the color of siarsi
Yes. Mars is generally red, Rice black aud Booth
blue.
Where is the dos-.ar vi.blei In the Forest Of Bon
dy.
VIVA, .he Sun, An illuminated daily which circulate.
all the world.
What is the Moon1 second edition Of the Suns light
matter.
What are Nebu1, The indis,insuish,ble mass wha, in
the Vegetable kingdom would be called small potatoes.
Why Is the sky bluei Because II is so remarkably
high.
What Topography The science Of discovering pls-
Where is the principal SCHOOL, At Washington.
What is the Interesting situation in the worldf-
The place ot ones Berth. naturally.
of the Arts.
State the eiectua way take lkeness2 Chirzle
a head
Where would you look for artist In a ehes, OF draw
What might be called n credtabe workl A compost
ton in chalk.
What do you term head well taken Oft Capital exc
cuton.
How is it usually done1 BY wood cut
What fast coors1 Those that ipoH'f run.
What Is etchingl Fine needle ork.
What striking likeness7 One that knocks you down
What is a speaking hkenessi One which the a,tist
has given 81 :iicieni xprcssion.
Ii couldn't catch likeness what would dot -
Let ii go, and frame excuse.
What sine most uninteresns process OF drawing' b.
What IL the most interesting processl Bills. II th' y
fade the original subject be renewed and the
eres considerably enhanced by filling up the back groun
with figures.
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T. X. BIGGER'S OFFICE
Drawing Of PotomoLs cla,. No. ios:
j. +. WORD'S OFEICE

Two Splendid Lotteries for day first one sale. elo.. NJ
O'Clock Capital $1,000. &c. Tickets , So "a dawn No.
Second Lottery sales eose At O'Clock r. NJ Capitals $50 90
10000 rs Of 1000, &c. Ticket, TO- IS Noe rs drawn
al for izesa xv.,p,..
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HOYT'S OFFTCE

drawing Of small Lottery hand by Ial oe,oek -
s'ooo' 10 Drawn Numbers Pine Paekar.. TIei,,
ss,ss for sale Until II O'Clock.
Aso for today.
$4,000 speudd sehsme. Tietsts sio-ssi.. cine. =, al
o'clock For prizes call at
HOYT'S,
my ID No. g. Exchange
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

As meeting Of he Vey g. Paur- Friday ta
s iasan the following we're adoped and entered Of,
The Mnuies
ketoved Thai becomes - testify with ybieh
We are penetrated By the dden our lam. p,ed m
Dawn WstEEa whose wa AMI m al The f.i, os
o. NE as Christian, neighbour, and czsn tpdeared Inn m
ihe Chrfeh aud the community, ard
nsd 20 bic aeqiainanee and especially as.eiafes NJ ts
boy o. Whh ~ vas W1y and pcuous nemb.f sb
high ndmfaiion for the unf erce1rnoe Of ctafa.r
Hesoivrd. That feldsr hsare synstby 10 Ma b.
feaNed sdsn and feions pratinr that God nay hsss Them
ani ena,~ them TO Tear vii resignation affecting
of Hn Providence.
Resolved Ttaia eopy u bes- BE- transmitted 10 the
iamy ~ the deeeasd, ard published city p7ps,.
by order % the Verify q ~ FauFs Church
W. wmu,us sce'y
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w. l.. TURPIN'S OFFICE,
JUST BELoF THE M4RKET
Drawing Of honongalia Lottery, No. 22-May3o
46 % ID ~ 80 5 8 10 30 is "a 10 436
Ticket Nos Is - g. prize $3.50 sold aud paid by
w. p. TURPIN.
1900 IL the Capital for morning rs Nos IL
Tickets SO; To be had until ~ O'Clock morning
Splendid Lottery Tor this evenng-CspaI s3o 600. rs Eo
drawn. Tickets 10.
Fotts Big Prizes give the Little once n cali
my II lust be,oy In. ou u.,..,
" RlTING PAPER
900 ream. Cap Paper Of various qualities for sale At I'd
PIcesV lny 81 DAVENPORT a ALLEN
FOR MARSEILLES.
fife The A Brig JAMES GRAY, Capt. Cal
my 30 CUSs PALMER
Hsh-A cargo Of North Carolina Hernnss teured by
W. mebane) landing this morning, for sale BY
WEBB, BACON q co
Also, q Few barrels hn- Rock Fish. my ID
WINDOW GLAss-sIIo and Io,I9 for sale by
" my 30 DAXENPORr A ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

Never neglee, to do good deed If you wish to be hsp
py.
young ladv being told that her lover was suddenly
Killed. exclaimed, Oh that splendid gold watch u his
give me hat-give mo something 10 remember him by."-
Ami1ble simplicity!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
ToBACcoBOx OAK PLANK.
S(I(N FEET Of Oak Plank and clean fo< a., h,
"a

Dn- FELIX GUURAUD'S COSMErICs
ueT received supply OF Dr. Gounua. h,.,,v ,-,
~ eies Tor the stin Hair, VIZ =" Ns''s~o anu
foaores suoties. for eraaicaunz Sure aou, Hair
Italian hedeaied Soap for curing Frreh. Tar Pim,..
saIowncss, and all xkin dsrasrs aP", "o'ptew
Liquid Rouge and Blanc dEspasDe for bcau,n,., m. .
ion. For sale by 'Ax "s somtah-
my III .ff GAYNon yyoon 4 eo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

AHIN hNniN Al VI MUSIC.
l-. MAY SLIT
Il w. RANDOLPH & Co. have received
u Can,panosegisn oaadsins.
ne Lsna OF roahd-Ihn yo~i r~nenhsr me- nd m. ,.,
soSs' o"'dre' ae fos ~ Popular Opera OF ~. Ross
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

~ eere thanks the paironizipy public for m.
OF ,hef CUSTOM and win them thai since tn
a ,dvaneed that be viii Offer spring and Summer Co m.
at a reduction q the former prresL "s
SPng AMI Summer Coed. OF ana ou,,,s.
together with Cents Fancy Dress Aieies ae Ae Cali AZ
."a ~ Main
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14

en- place to tina, Of gass at least an hour
previously.
The modern spirit OF competition has
'rduced numerous class of tradesmen to
adopt plausible bul fictitious appearance
OF irafiic-a traffic VIII CHI, we may readily
suppose. does not diminish the hard lot Of
assistants. No leisure momens, conse,
qnenily, must be devoted to other than bu>
siness OF the shop-no interval Of rest is
permitted in the absence oil persons TO
purchase. An appearance of business is
enforced; the hurry and hustle of lhriv-
ing trade is exhibited; in lack OF other du.
ties, articles mus, be packed and re pack
ed; ribbons again and again rolled every
specious means. in short. is put in operation
to impress The public with an opinion o.
extensive traffic. The already overtask,
ed assistants suffer the penalties Of thi,
system Of delusion."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14
GENERAL ASSE IDLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE
TBrRspAY, Jan. 9Th, 1916.

THURSDAY, Jan. 9Th, 1915.
The resolution from the House, for
the election of Councillor Of State (to
succeed OIL Rutherford) on the 22d in :
slant, was, on motion OF Mr.. Wallace
laid on the table.
Mr.. McMullen, from the Committee oil
Internal improvements, reported the bill
amending the charter Of the Rappahan-
mock Company, without amendment.
Mr.. Voolfolk moved an amendment
rosorving 10 itself tho right to alter OIL
repeal the charter.
Alter some remarks by Mr.. Wallace
in opposition to the amendment, the bill
on motion Of MIR. NloMu len, was laid
on the table.
Mr.. Peyton, from the committee o
courts Of Justice. reported bill author
izing the sale Of certain property be-
longing to the desisccs and lega,ees oil
Robcr. b. Stark, dec. Passed.
Mr. Carter, from the Committee OF
Claims. reported the bill, releasing Ed.
ward Mathews, Of the town Of Lynch
burg, from the payment Of fine for a
forfeited recognlZance-wh which bill, after
some remarks in its favor by Mr.. Bon.
durant, and agains, i. by Mr.. Carter, was
laid on the table.
Also, bill for the relief Of Elisha
Snodgrass Of Marion, for the correct.
ment Of an error in the assessm m, OF
his lands. Explained by Mr.. " ilIey
and, after some opposition BY Mr. Car.
ter, laid on the table.
On motion Of NJ. Baptist. tho bll
concerning Edward Dodson, Sheriff OF
Neck !enburg, with the substitute Of Mr.
Peyton making the act general, 10
authorize the qualification OF Sheriff.
out OF certain cas- s Of personal disa
biliy. was taken up-and, after some
remarks ~ Messrs Baptist, Gallagher
and Peyton: the bill, as amended, was
passed.
On motion Of Mr. Carter, the bill con
corning the Prices Turnpike and Cum
beTland Gap Road,was considered and
after some opposition from Mr.. Wool
folk, and supported by Messrs, McMul
len and Wallace, was laid on the table.
The bill received from the House
ihrou IN lis messenger Mr.. Frazier, ma
king an appropriate IN for the completion
of the buildings Of the Deaf &Dunb and
Blind institution, was read the first and
second times, ind committed. This bill
appropriates $4,000, payable in SIX Sc
mi annual Instruments
On motion Of Mr.. McMullen,
The Sena.e adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14

Pc meal experience, tor having gwen up,
The best, and the longest period Of hts lie
IN devotion 10 the Interests, and i'm the ac>
;ua' service OF his country. should by the
voice OF rlhaldry and slanderons abuse be
deprived OF The honors and office TO which
ho was J'sty entitled; onC not ouly so, but
thai the envy Of dcmago gucs and The cal
ny OF political aspiran,s, should have
succeeded To strike from he consultation of
American worthless and presidents this
blight star Of u n national glory. Ii is.
however. consoling To- the Wing party in
every section OF the country to know. and
especially 10 the Wing ladies' throughout
the length and bread of this ancient and
venera'ed communw eal,h. that their hands
are not TO be tied, nor III cir hearts chang ed
by this shameful act Of national ingrali,ude
that this Illus rious son ofihe ancient do
minlon is not Ike 'the Eage towering in
h's pride Of place 10 be by housing owls
hawked A. and killed." but that in so far
as II shall depend upon their efforts, and
upon the magnanmity Of the daughters o.
Virginia MIR Clay shall be permitted 10 re,
tam The proud eminence TO " hch his &c.
MUS has elevated him; and that his glory
and renown which they claim as part o
their common birth>right and inheritance
| sh I'll not live alone upon "Storied urn OF
animated bu u ut that it shall be writer
IN the hearts. and Inscribed upon the mem
cries OF them and their children.
Resolved. That when we adjourn, we
adjourn 20 meet in this house on Thurs ay
at ernoon neat, al half past two o'clock.
Resolved. That copy of these pro
ceedings be forwarded to ,hl Pre- sident Of
he parent ISOLATION, and published il
The Wheeling Times and Advertiser, the
Richmond Wing, acd other Wing pa pers
in The State.
NJ. E S. BRApy, President
of the Meeting
| SARAH q. PETERSON, Sc cretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
THURSDAY, January 9, 4

THURSDAY, January 9, 1915
Mr.. VERIFY called up a bill for protect.
ing oysters IN some OF the creeks OF Nor
| Hampton, and moved substitute foi
II.
MIR. Smith was glad to see the gentle
man from Northampton who had delivered
So many heavy blows upon internal i'm
provemenls.now giving his support to this
decided case of internal improvement
that ofihe Improvement Of oysters.
MIR Goo'snn suggested grnve doubts a.
bout the conslituIonality ofihe bill! Bur
these were all waived, and the substi tute
adopted.
Mr. Frazier called up the bill making an
appropriation Tor the completion u the
Deal and Dumb aud Blind Institution, on
It's passage.
After some remarks by Mossrs. Lncy,
Garnet, Wieher, Frazier, Lee and Stro.
lhcr, the bill passed, without a division.
The engrossed bill authorizing two
separate elections in Pendlelon and one i'm
Hampshire, was read third time md
passed,
RESOLUTIONS
BY M Leake: That the Committee OF
Courts enquire into the cxpendiency Of
preventing by law the hiring OF slaves by
Tree negroes.
by Mr.. Slovali.: That the Com.
mitlee OF Finance enquire into the exJed.
iency Of amending the lave in rehri, II 10
sales and transfers Of delinquent and fori
feited lands.
BY Mr.. Rice; That leave be given 10
bring in bill! proyilin for the m re eff.
ectnal protection OF oysters in The count,
Of Wes.moreland.
BY Mr. lIIner: That the Committee
OF Courts enquire into The eSpendlcncy Of
dulhoriz ng The county court Of the county
o PenIltt ION To increase the reward for
killing wolves in said county from Sl2Ibe
present maximum, TO $40.
BY Mr.. Micrae OF T. w: TbIl the
Committee Of Courts enquire into tho on.
pedIency OF so amending the laws con
corning marriages, as 10 dispense wrb the
seals now req ircd, in certificates rom
later or guardian TO the cleIks, TO issue
Iharfage liceusc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14

LATE HOURS OF BUSINESS The
following paragraphs, which we clip from
the December number of Hunts Mer.
chants Magazine, are from lnle work
just published in Eng and.
"The unreason bic conduct Of nu-
merons class OF purchasers makes the en-
ployment of assistant diapers, IN parlicu
lar, and Of all who are engaged in the
traffic Of goods, more wenrsomc and ia.
ii5ulng than it would under more fayora-
bic circumstances. Every hour, nay ev.
cry minute, requires constant attention 10
the same mOnotonous round Of minute and
uninteresting details. To this Is too fire..
quen,ly superadded the perpetual trials OF
the patience and temper which those alone
can realize who have been subjected 10 the
uDreas nabIe demands 81 Inconsiderate
customers. 1t matters not how often the
drawers and shelves may have been ar
ranged during the night. They must a.
gain and again be dlsarranged 10 accomo..
date he whims Of Gus omers, who too o.
ten, after almost endless trouble, ku but
slight purchases. The young men Of our
MERGERS shops, however minute The or
der, are required under all circumstances
TO exhibit the same bland and obscduious
attention to those upon whom they wait.
Assistant diapers oilong experience in>
forms the writer that after customers have
late in the evening so uIled about various
articles Of dress, the after arrangement OF
which would give employment for a con.
siderable portion Of me, IT is generally
the case that they concluded by remark
to The following e6ecG cit is impossible
10 tell what sJrI Of color it may be by day.
light so viii cal again in the morning"
Tbs wonderful discovery, unfortunately
Tor he poor assistant, is only made after a
tedious trial OF Inc patience aud temper,
although probably the light ofday had CIV.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14
Npw York Sun

The Alton Telegraph Of the f,b ms,
says. The River Is wholly free from r., !.
and having risen atou, "a fee, SINCE our
last, is now in pretty fair naoignble order
tr boats OF ordinary size. The rise CONES
iron The Upper Mississippi
The 81. Louis Era OF sa re date. sov..
'The stage Of the rivers are now r, -
bic Tor medium sized boats, and sbon'd
The present fine weather continue
may expect TO see IN n few days gcner.
al resumption Of navig lion aud hui.
ness
AT Nashville January Oh. the C,u.
beridnd River Nos rising slowly, eousrd
by raj OIL The mouBldiDs.
ON BEAUTIFUL SEvrrmrSr
Pray er IS the peace 81 DOR spirr, the sui,
ness OF or Thoughts, the cyenness %. ;to
rccollociion,lhe scat Of mcJ.ra,i D. the res,
"l our care, and the cslm Of our tempest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14

TO respect the rights OF her sis:er States,
and to discharge towards them and the u
mon III her obligations, she will claim from
them the fulfilment Of all their oblig tions
to her In the unyielding pursui, OF these
objects, am sure she will do nothing uu>
worthy OF herself, or derogatory to the
eharac Ier OF the Coniederacy, of which she
is a member
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14
STATUE TO MIR. CLAY.

Agr-eably TO previous no,ice, large
meeting oil the Ladies of This Civ wos
hc'o at the City News X. ON, OF ]. r
wharton, Esq, on Saturday afternoon.
The llih instant, Tor he purp ST. OF MAX nv
such arrangements "a, viii C. pt,,bu,, in
aid OF the laudable enterprise # the cree.
ton of N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14

MIR {. w JAMES is our Agent ior lie Western
States. Iowa and Wisconsin. assisted ny Moses
Mrek'r. James r Smith. } y Dent g n :vm.ock
h. Jsusiug.. nnd II GARDNER SmiIh
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-05

mates, knew, and | determined 10 See
rise you, as have. And now your
ays of sadness are past, fer my home is
yours; my wife will be glad to greet my
Isler and her beautiful daughter
what woman! not gone yeli' said
Mr. Brown entering The house, money
III over the floor, too. For in their
Joy they had forgotten to pick up what
had dropped from The letter.
I'VE arc going instantly said George
and if my sister owes you any thing
more than you have got by The attach
men; of her scan'y furniture, will can
eel the debt. So good day, SIR
In few days, Mrs. Morton, with
her brother and daughter, started for The
South, where good home with every
comfort OF life awaited them. And
'hus we leave them. -COlc6rook River,
Jan. l64S.
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ANECDOTE OF DR. JOHNSON.

Dr.. Johnson was asked by a lady wha!
new work he was employed about.
4 am writing nothing just at present. he
replied,
We'll. but Doctor, sait she If could
write like you, | should be always writing.
merely for The pleasure Of it,
Pray, madam. relored he, do you think
that Leander swan across ,he Hellespont
merely because he was fond of swim
ming.
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TO A YOUNG FRIEND.

Were mine the fascinating spell,
Tha, can allure and chain 10 earth
Heavens riches, boons, and quick dlspel
The ills lha, linger round our birth,
TO bind thy youthful brow, I'd claim
A wreath from the Aonian mount,
ia lave Thy spirits arden. fame
In fair Pieria's sparkling founs.
With the young scholars olive bays,
Loves rosy coronal I'd twine,
And blend with Fams's unclouded blaze,
Sweet Hssper's light would ever shine.
Friendship her voiive offering rare
On Feelings sacred shrine would lay
And gaudy Fortunes brilIian. glare
Would change bleak Penury's night Il
day.
And still one deaIer need I'd crave,
Allrsdolent Of bliss divine,
A home beyond The darksome grave
A SUMMER sky-a blauder cline,
feel loo lazy to work. said loaf
have no time to play. think III
nd spill! The difference,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-05
THE G. ARL A Nd
"-W With s,ceetea floacers enrich'd,
From uarious gardens cul'd ,oiih care"
IMPRESSIONS

Nav, ,el' me moi, the exile said.
You think this land, as fair as ours;
That endless springs around us spread,
Tha, blessings rise on every hand;
O, give to me our counry's flowers,
And give to ne our native land.
Our church yard, with its old gray wall;
Our church with its sweet Sabbath bell
Oar village field so green and small!
The primrose in my deli
see, hear. | feel them all;
In memory know and love the well.
The bell bird by the river heard
The whip blri,which surprlsedl hear
In me have po Serful memories 81 lrred
OF other scenes and strains more dear
or sweeler songs than these afford,
The thrush & blackbild warblng clear
The robin which here behold,
Most beautiful, with breast OF flame!
No cottage enierer, shyIock hold,
No household bird in season drear,
Is wild, is silent: no. the same
Babe-burying bird Of ancient fame:
Where is ,he strain was wont to hear
The song of russell leaves and scar!
o, call it by some other Name!
I'm tired Of woods forever green.
| pine 10 see the leaves decay,
TO see them as our own are seen,
Turn crimson, orange, iusSel, gray,
To see them as I've seen them Oft,
BY tempest torn and whrled slol"
Or, on some bland, aulunnal day,
A golden season, still and soft,
In woodland walk, and garden croft,
Die silently and drop away.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-05
SY MPATHY.

good deacon making an official visit 10
dying neighhor who was a churlish and
universally unpopular man, put The usual
question;
Are you willing 20 go my friend!
% yes said the man 4 am
We'll, said the simple hearted deacon
am glad you are, for all the neishbors ars
willing
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=<~ssgsp.s&u,

Ayoung married couple on. west, riding
home from church on rainysday, the hus,
oand looking up and percelvlng inc clouds
were breaking away, said, 4 hope my dear
we shall have little SUM- 'Oh la! no, sim.
pereG the iRnocen, wife, Il would much
prefer lille daughter
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-05
A FACT

Excuse me for turning my back on you
sir, said beauty who carried 'rear guaru'
OF bo'''er proportions. Make no apologies
Miss replied the gentleman, glanclng
Significantly at the Onderdonk, 'youl back
is sufficiently imposed on already