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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08
THE ATTUMN LEAE

lhb AUTUMN LEAF.
Lone trembling one!
Last OF the summers race, withercd and scar
And Observation-Disclosures art thou linoerino
here? o
Thy work is done
Thou hast seen all
he summers flowers rcposing i'm their tomb.
And the green leaves that knew thee in their
bloom,
Withcr and fall
Why dost thou cling
Fondly TO the rough saplcss tree?
Hast then existence aught like charm for Thee
Thou faded thing?
The voice of spring,
Which woke thee into being, nc'er again
VIII greet thee, nor the gentle summer rain
New venlurc bring.
The zcphyr's breath
no more will wake thee for its melody.
but The lone signing of the blast shall be
The hymn Of death.
Yet a few DAYS.
a lew ldint struggles with the autumn storm,
Ana III" strained eye, 10 catch thy trembling
form, q
In vain may gaze.
Pale autumn leaf
h'u art an emblem of mans mortality.
~" broacn heart, once young and fresh Ike
thee. N'' ''"'
Wiihrrcd by grief:
Whose hopes are ncd.
whose loved ones all have dropped and died
away, ~
sui cIings 10 liic-and lingering. loves fl,
stay w
About the dead!
But list Cen uo,y
near lh" "a thcring nj the autumn blast
" comes uhy lrJil form lrcmblcs-u i u,f
And thou art low P'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

prevailed iurihg nearly the whole of the
mon,hs of July and August, throughout the
western aud middle counties OF Texas. has ma
.tcrially injured the cotton crop. Along the
whole line of the Color do, from Columbia To
Austin, it is estimated, saws the Houston Tel
cgroph, that the crop Will fail short nearly
.onc-halt. On the BRACES. above San Feline.
the planters will scarcely make more than two
thirds OF AN average crop; and on the Trinity
The crop Is as light as on the Colorado. In
the eastern counties, the crop is said to be
better Than II l. in amy of the counties west
oi the Trinity. 1t is probable that the whole
crop OF Texas viii scarcely exceed ninety
thousand bales. Last year it was estimated
at over one hundred thousand bales.
There was shipped from Houston: from Sep
tembcr list, ISL, to August 3lst. 1915, elev-
en- thousand, three hundred aud fGty-ninc
bales of cotton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

'''''''t 81.
pOOKs FOR THE YOUTH
rue n'y own Box Robinson Cfusoe
n,""n" Nights Happy Hours
~, re' anu ii"ier Tales ofihe Kings OF Eng
Frank Tho coLI .a'L ""
r"Ss ~ b'"'s Ocean Work
"heF 'aIe OF Aivenre Sell Denial
ih'egfly Energy
Decision R,o,hn, C
Naturalist Families Uo, vand
III Be q Gentleman The y,,,, S
Pafley's VII Bought R,io R,,L.
History Of Western. Southern Made S,a,o.. a.,
rece we'd aud for sale hy w pnnn' ~"
nov o corner Of Main e. Union SIS.
SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS
UST Received Sanders III. ~. "a and An
~ Rondeni Eclectic isI. 81. 81 and 4rb Readc,s.
Gngg Il Elltou's Ist. 81 and 81 Readers. fr az
Wholesale and retail by w ] RoRH
~ corner Min g. Union Ste.
o. w. HEISKELL.
E~SPECTFULL.Y announces IN Tho Iodi... 81,
d wheeling uat he has opened n nrw ami
splendid stock ofrith Fancy Goods. part Of which
are enumerated below. " ""'e"
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOoDs
Cashmere Pyramid Rub . IN ue,y ,,,oct., o..
ross over, striped and plain Co, bmetcs. CasLm"e
" Ieo'sc; Pompadours; Mouslin Do Lame. Co..
pteT nnd every other description Of coloreJ and
'" ~ 'IAN ~
EVENING DRESSES.
Color d md Wine Embroidered pa,si,, poL..
. oeo",',u' aflcle) Whuc Muslin Robes; Ts,to.
ems and sn'sSes, Of all k,nJ,; very itch WINE mod
ColOfcd BfOcodo Silks '"' ""u
SILKS.
bicch Satin Striped Aunnre,W ore,cd and s,,i.,
l'ui 10 SoIc' Sain SfrPcd. BfoclJe. 1 u.t,,,a aa,J
Ifo de Suisse Silks OmLre. Emhu, i,,,J AL ~
Fancy Shbs. ""' "'"peu
SIIAWLS.
''n,ed 'asl mere omb'd. Tgtkir. Brcbo s,,
una Black and mode cold Timber temhd and Alan
!" InN fnnfe'l Dimask worsied. Omhfc. Ka.
OJIe' Damask NoOi"n md Muslin de Loipe shawl
FANCY GOODS.
hIch Ffcnch worked Cnp,s. Collars and Chemi.
zele'i French worked. Revere and Hem Stitched
l'"cn Cnmbti" llundkerchieG; Velvet edged and
sun snsbcs for Bonnet Trmming.; New STYLE
Cfale Sclrs Long and hnlf long white. capd and
n'ack MI Gloves; Binnei Rbhons. Black and wbte
il"sT SILK Fuoges asd Velvet Rtb,ps fT
Trimming dresses.
Blna few days he will orcn. in adltion f., ao
q large STOCK ofsmPIe Dry Gods. for family
uVy 7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

SHAMEFUL IMPOSlTION.-The Port
land Advertiser notices a villainous imposi-
iion practiced on an aged lady in Portland
by some mfeeling creature, who wrote
her a letter stating that her daughter had ex-
perienced IA fatal accident, and wished TO see
her mother before dying. After IA ~slcepless
night, the anxious and afflicted parent took
the earliest train of cars for Portsmouth, and
'here found her daughter in perfect health and
entirely Ignorant OF the cause or author of this
vile imposition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

POTATOES.-The Halifax Post saws
during the past week, several arrivals OF po-
tatoes have been recorded-chieny from Prince
Edward lsland-most of which, we regret to
say are nearly a total loss. On opening their
Matches, The vaPor arose as if from a steam
D0iIe,r. The esculent has almost wholly per-
isiieo' Gait loads OF them We're taken to the
common yesterday without sorting"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

MEMPHIS CoNYENTION-Scycn dele.
satcs were appointed by the Board of Trade Of
ui'S city to attend the Memphis Convention.
VIZ NESTS. Gosiom, Hughes. T. Johnston.
a. wharton 7 famall, Russell & J Il Baker.
Is believed that Use three last will b. in If.
~"'',cc' IN Whatsoever questions may b.
brought before that as-cmblsgc, Ne have per.
i'ct confidence IN the Judgement of those who
wiz bc present and do not particularly rcorct
mat no more oi a delegation could attend. az
they will be well able to express the view.
and wishes OF our citizens. We t,,., u,,,
ue Convention will be Of service ,o ali ,Lc
Western States and to the whole Union
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08
ANOTHER MURDER IN NEW yop,

ANOIHER MURDER IN NEW YORK.
i--on Sunday afternoon, while a number of
boys were engaged in a row and fight, on the
corner OF Front and Dover streets, New York.
a man IN a sailors dress. who was passing by,
attempted TO separate the combatants and re-
store peace, whereupon one of them drew Il
knife and stabbed him i'm the abdomen. The
wounded man was conveyed To the hospital,
where he died in about four hours, from the
ELECTS OF the wound. Two of the bows con
cerned IN the a%ilray had been taken, but the
one who inflicted the wound had escaped, but
there is no doubt he will be taken and receive
the punishment due To his wanton brutality.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08
DISSOLUTION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOME FAC

Connolly. would respectfully inform his
-. old customers and the public. that he has as
s"c".ed WIN himself Mr.! f. WADE. long known
W ms city as q practical manufnc urer, and ,bev
are now manufacturing extensively in addition IN.
'hrif present large stock Of Eastern work eyerv de.
,cf'p'ion aud variety of Boots and Shoes now
Known aud which they are determined TO sell nj
'o"ei prices Than impaired work can be sold NJ.
All persons who nre desiruus of paironizing home
manufactures viii do we'll 10 give us n call. as we
~ "ruefm,ned 10 please both in quality and price.
N ID. All work sold in This esiablisbmen, will
W. "a''ah'e"' nov 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

~ ALI NIicnf II NM
a ND those IN particular Who are or have been
IA using The water from The MIGRANTS since
ApH last. and have moi paid for The same. will
save cost IL they will he m,ndfnr and paw up their
arrears. alter having been called upon'for The samo
! wish II ri be remembered that The time To Gloss
the collections closes the fourth Monday in J anuary
next. and promises without d performance will NOT
he taken II not attended in. Turing ihis present
month J MURRAY, Sergeant
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

flARRANT,S EFFERvESCENr SEfD:
Il LfTZ APERlENr. prepared on nm eniifS
new principle. ium n late and accurate analysis OF
the celebrated Scidl'z Spring in Germany. with
such additions aud improvements as i'll be found
materially In improve its efficacy. This much es-
leemed and highly valuable preparation will not
inil to tf c'nal,y remove Dyspepsia or Iadiges'ion.
Bilious Affections. Headache, Heartburn. Acidiiy If
The stomach. C"stivcncss. q out, rheumatism, Loss
at Appetite. Nervous Debility, Nausea or Venting
Aiieciion OF The LAYER. FoI sale by
nov4 PRYOR 81 PAUL.. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08
lu h. Wi>ii in cau The ,rud,ts attention To
w NISrArS HNLSAM OF Wild CnER.

q n h. Ni>ii n cau ia. ,rud,ts nuirnnun To
w WiSrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
ny, That Is asSetuscd IN another columr. There
Is some eculiari,y about ihis nr,cle iha, no other
remedy has. II is completely master of all Pulmo-
nary Diseases. even To the mos, mplignan,. .uch rs
oar NEST promincsi and sklliul pbysrc,ais after long
treatment have G ven mp IN despair ms beyond TIE
reach at medicine. and their 81 ~. are cured by this
remedy. The rcad,r may ,hiuk there is -on,e ~.
sufancc in ihIs, and With some rcn.u,, too, IL " was
not PLAIN matter Of fact proved nv many cases With.
!" our immediate circle oi acpuai nIancc. We re-
commend II To The IN ,cied rs The best medicine be
lore the public. For sale by
CRuMBACkER, I73 MIN ST. 49,,
PRYOR PAUL.. i6i Marke,si, ""'e''"g
nov 3 lm
CONSUMPTION OR GOING INTO a DECLINE.
Cure toHous Cure by the usc Of DR.. Duncan's
EipcciOrGEt Remedy.
MIR WM = PtrtRs. RichmonJ. Inuiann ~ ms taken
WIN n lad cold last 'pr,ug. Which seated upon his
lungs nj length cavities aud ulcers ioriucd, his PLY.
sicion used everything that lac ihnnehi al, hut Ia no
riieci; he inf mcd HIM that lac could no, hc cured
mai nothing more could hc done; ia the mean time
a friend oi hIs. Mr. Howell, induced him To ,cnd To
David y Holiday, wLu is agent ~ that place. Tor
The medicine. which he dul. Before using Two
bottles. he found that he was getting tcticr. Afcr
using SIX b"iiles he h, came perfectly satisfied that
mo Medicine vas cc'Inin Ia cure HIM as well rs
ever. lie sent Tor q bu,iles more. aud is happy Ia
state 4" hose 9hlicIcd, that he has used 4 OF Them
aud become IN oil respects Hearty. and feels himself
entirely cured. lie wishes these lines published
," the Public Papers. that others III clrd with Gun.
sumption may knnw the virtues ni d. Duncan's
Eapcri"rani Remedy. and spare their life.
We The undersigned are well acquainted with
Mr. Peters. umd know hs casc 4" he rs nhnve stated.
JAMES PETERS,
lSA &C HANNA,
GEO DULL.
A KEYSON, Eq.
Is IL Is MARSH, Sole agents for Wheeling
nav 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

aDANcrpoi-o ~1--7DC>.-
DANuEhOtS ACCIDENT.-NcStcrdiv
.'o'H,ib' al Su'ifl'a' as one ol the carriages of
IL ooh!d'i,ilG me Lion, Tiger,
-, - was III inc act oil starting Tor
$50 ula"h ny = horses one OF the
U.s. 'opN ,riSnt ana attempted to run: this
NJ" me L'on5 VINO roared from alarm, up
- ""t'" '"c WIolc team dashed at lull speed
wv iPcus; AIley' not much more than wide
;"1Gsn rr me passage oi the Car; The driver
!" ~ ppA' ui9P''!ed great presence oi mind,
~" a. Nv il'yIsc!l'Vn o' !h' hlIcy with Main
n 9"''''"'" Ill UIIcCIhls iic horses down
T Ts 'Itc,' ana Jew doors above the Bell
I"'.I"' ~ 'u'"'hS mem upon the sidewalk;
~ ""Io'S coming ~ contact with the posts
rl"n''" ",onS ine walk, smashed three of
u'h' wien hhally one OF the wheels was
n,'o1M," ol rom me axle, The driver pitched
in,o u'c S,reet ana seriously hurt and the wa
som "Paeu me lorewIieels being by this
m'oia 3ct9ciied' The horses proceeded furious
i, "n'n 'n'S were stopped by obstacles i'll
III e'Iect' one oil Them was much injured.
was 'orOundtc thai an accident which
"',o'' r"'' lIoN'u 'IdSlcdl, occurred early,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

HAJISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
just received aud ior sale by the d.xen oyt
singl e hoillc ai The manufacturers prices; by
nov4 PRYOR & PAUL.. I6t Market Sin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

INTERESTING BOOKS.-Kiud Words Tor tho
n Kitchen, ty Mrs C"plcy; Tho Wrongs Of Wo-
man, by Charlol" Eliz,beIh; Melaia and other
P"ems. nv f. ia Cook; Family Monitor or Domestic
Guide. hy Mrs Etlis; F'iora's Interpreter or tho A.
morlcan Book Ut Flow crs and Sentiments, nv Mrs
Hale. For sale by JOHN J HASWELL,
nov u Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

We arc indebted 10 the attentive r,tIf.L,
81 'he New York Tribune foran estsa contain.
my the foreign news BY the Caledonia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

a. The ~. Louig Missoprian .,ys
S''"uc' H. "hiPpIo, Esq- late a Representa-.
I'VE m the Legislature lrofa Benton connie,
M llus State, died a lcw DAYS since.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

FATAL EREOR-A suicid, took plscc
lately at Ddnan. under somewhat extr,ordi
nary circumstance. Two peasants brn,obt
an action agliusta youIp oii 10 whom tI.,f
i'lhcf Imd leit his properly. They were. ca.,
IN TIE SUIT aud condemned to pay the costs.
OF lhrm Withdrew iu great distress of
mind a'Fai'ing DE- lawyer bin. H. came
ahu No f.'o 81 it ihat bo owed 1.2j~f. BE
lug unable To pay 'hc sum. hc went and 49,.
cd himself. o. did tli, und.r dfn i,n,,c'
VI ]ui,tair lor als am,unf al fLe t3i 80.
] 2Jol, but. ~. .-c. '' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

oHlo.-We perceive that several nomina-
lions have been muc of d Wing candidate for
Governor in Ohio. We apprchcnl that Iitae
Is TO be gained by a nomination thus early. all
though we perceive that tie Loco loco uapers
nave again brought GOV. Tol into the
arena me wing nam"s mentioned are ID.
FISHER oi Clcrmout, Col. Chambers of Musk.
inghuin, i. S Cowcm og Brln,.yt. and col
collier and Judge Wilson Of Jefferson. There
are some first rate names on the list. and il
seems to us that Eastern Ohio is entitled TO a
domination Tor Governor. She has yielded
several times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08
REPORTED by CuAs. ~. BERRY.

ARRIVALS DEPARTURES
Of Boats for The last Is hours. ending yester.
day 0ti O'Clock, II. ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

NEW HAMPSHIRE e.. $. sen trop
Inc Portsmouth Journal of Siturl,,
G'nrrally supposed that rs GOV. Hin ~
receive 'le appointment al Senator C.n, ~
hampshire Ia sou the vacancy orr,.i,n.d w.
Use fcsis1aiionoi Levi Woolbury. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

" OUTFITS ~ INFANTS CAPS-A great va
Il rIeiy Of patterns and large quantity.
nov 4 a e. M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

THE CONGRESS" FOR OREGON
The - ship Congress, Commodore Stockton,
went to sea from Hampton Roads on last
Thursday morning. On hosting his broad
pennant Com. Stockton made the following
speech:
Commdndcr Dupont md 0Giccrs:
You have been selected Tor your superior
merit and high reputation. McH-vonr con
duct since you have been on board this shin
you To the highest praise. There goes
my broad pennant, aud to your valor and Pat
rlotIsm | rus its honor, which is dearcr Ia me
IMAM lie, We now sail for California and Or
cgon, and then what Heaven plens,s.
At the conclusion of his remarks IN, cnn
modore requested the Chaplain to pray. He
SAID: Mr.. Chaploin,-Pleasc pray to- Almighty
God Tor his protection, when we are in dangcr
1t may be too late.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

a SrRIAN LAMB COLLARS-A few sIll
~ Oh hand q, lis Man ST.
nov a A G. M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

G# We Pcrccsive that the Richmond
Times and Compiler has preached the ~proposi-
ton tid'the publishers Of papcrsin this coun-
try adopt the system adopted by the pan,r,
IN England and all other countries in relation
10 advertising, viz: refuse in all cases TO make
contracts ior business advertising by the wear
ana charge every person with each advertise
ment as II Is inserted. We have long wished
such a system could BE- adopted. We know
that we have several yearly customers for the
composition alone of whose advertisements
we pay four times as much as they nav for
advertising. However, there is not NOR,
than one fourth as much paid for ADVERTISING
III this place as is generally charged. aud ma
II! merchants seem to look upon that as a
loss IL persons have nothing to advertise
advertising isnot of much use but we aver
That no IN reliant or manufacturer who had
really the goods that he advertised. ever L,s,
by IT, and we are clear, moreover. tina, mans
have made thousands by advcrtisinp alone.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

PROGRESS OF ILLINOlS.-rhc census
oi Illinois az, Tar AZ returns have been received.
shows 4 very rapii increase in population
since loIo. The Increase in that state will
exceed 100000 in five years. Intact. IA" in
crease IN population viii equal that of the
State of ew York within the saur, Time
Judging irom the returns already nude, lii
hoiS nuW contains over 100 ,OOO Inhabitants.
The returns from the Gcnerdl Iand Office
show that over 800. 900 acre, of Government
lands have been sold ia Illinois within the
last eighteen months; AMI the probability is
that q much grcatci amount ha, been sold la
actual settlers by non resident land hullers.
LEGISLATIVE ASSOCIATIONS OF
WllEELlNG.-Thc following is nearly a
correct list OF the Wheeling Legislative As,o.
cation. which Association has stood adjourn
ed iur some time. Would not the member,
consent 10 revive it, and provide Tor the
instruction and entertainment of uI,ir fellow
! c~itizcus2
MAiNE-A. w. PAUL.. ". jefferson.
y. uAMPSlllRE-G w. Clutter, \. J.
Pamrll,
VERMONT. NJ. Ewing.
\SSACllUSErrS-J l.. Wharton,
RHODE lSLAND-R. L. Hogc.
CONNECTlCUT--A. Robertson.
NEW IORk-rhomas NJ. Alexander.
NEW JERSEN-R. G.. Bonlam.
Observation-Disclosures M]aclanc, Il. S.
Nike.
NlRGlNIA-C. w. Russell. J. Wilde.
NORTH CAROLlNA.-E. Cocn. John II.
Thompson.
SOUTH CAROLINA.-Jam.s Bulgcr,
Georgia.. Alexander. \. Loring,
ALABAMA-Divid Ablill.
MlSSlSSlPPl-B. NJ. EoG.
ONO. w. T.. Robinson, John Knote,
KENTUCKY e. II. Fitlhugh.
TENNESSEE-Gco. w. Cunningham.
MICHlGAN.-Wm. Il. Martin.
ARhANSAS-H. a. Stanbcrry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS.
Yesterday ut 4, =. NJ. at 90 degrees.

Water in the channel "a #. Falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

B & b MARSH. Sole agents for Wheeling
hoy 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
1Donrp.
MELODY
ssr VI LpItAx lEoa FIT.

ssEfgoa bright stats Which gem the hisht, q
q Be each ablissfal dwelling sphere, Z
o Whsfs Kindred spirits re-unite = a'f,p5 Z
eas whom death has torn asunder here,
chow sweet Il were at once to die, ia 80
al Andlssss this 'blighted orb afat. tsd Q.
. Mat sctl with soul 70 c;eave tho skyy y y
Z. Ard soaf away ffom star % Star. - r : :
atBpt oh. how dark and dreaf and lone, rs.
sg Would seem tho brightest world Of bliss,
t5Iflwandsring through each radiant one, .
1--WE failsdto find the loved ofthis; -.
lfthsre no more the ties shall twine, j.,
That deaths cold hand alone could sever,
AM then these stars in mockery shine,
$ Mere hateful as they shine forever. =.
II, cannot be---each hope, each fear; H.. d..
That lights the eye or elou ds the brow,
nPfoelaims there is a happier sphere
Than this blsak world that holds US now.
There ia q voice which sorrow hears,
as When heaviest weighs life's calling chain;
'Tkhsayen thar whispsrs-Dry thy tears,
y The pure in heart shall meet again.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
MANS LlFE.-There are two Ii,

MANS L1rE.-There are two lives
in each of us,-gliding on at the same
closely connected with each other, the
life of our actions--the life of our minds;
the external and the inward history;
the movements of the irame-the deep
and ever restless workings of the heart
They who have loved know the diary
of the affections, which we might keep
for years without having occasion even
to touch upon the exterior surface of
life,-the mechanical progress ofour
yetby the last we are judg-
ed, the first is never known. History
reveals mems deeds, mems outward
characters, but not fhemselves.---
There is a secret self that hath its own
life Ground by dream" unpenetrated
and unguessed.-Buloer's Pilgrim Of
The Rhine. ~