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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

ded heG i Aishy useful and desirable. There are
aeery
5000 VALUABLE GIFTS,
Among which, unsy be seen by the above list is ns
T. dwelling house. several elegant pianos eets Of par
oT furniture, teGetifal rags, fne gold watches,
chalaE- re4s pins, rings rh boxes dressing cases
c. keCyiieCt, by rgEnit1g dollar you receive L
tine steel plate engraving that cannot be purchased
retail for less than - 81 IS, aud numbered receipt
which entities tho holder chance the above gifts
% Cali and examine The engrayinSs at 81 and S.
Ma kef street.
The great rgpdy with which the ticsets are being dis
posed Of the undersigned To believe tHat he VIII
be able to bring the enterprise TO termn
In few week. To prevent write your add
plain and in full, enclose envelope with written
upon.
All orders by letter post paid with y money enclosed
viii meet with pt attention The engraving
numbered receipt, emitting the hold Z chance in The
property and the dislri
forwarded ~ return mail. Address orders
l.. W. ABBOTT,
81 and 50 Market street, s. Louis, Mo-. where the
craving be ha. ,.g5 spJlicaiiOa. 3D5J
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VALUABLE PROP ERTY:

| Farm in Cook county, Illinois, so acres, with
fine yelling house, barn necessary out-hou
and Il variety OF fruit trees, under good
cultivation, valued 81 $500
country residence. pleasantly situated 2 miles
from 81. Louis the house is nearly new, and
finely ornaraented ~ it'll fruit and shade trees 400
&. Gilbert < cos planes 1000
Eiegsnt pianos rosewood cases l,?b0
Prince & COS mesodeons 7jU
superb keyed aceosdieas 8
1 Set parlor furniture 49,
/ Set superb paTior furniture 300
10 Gents tine geld watches ~ o
10 Ladies fine gold guard chains 70u
10 la6j s due gold watches 25a
10 Gents 1ne gold vest chains BOO
90 Sets LADIES' OTuGmented bracelets ely
10 Sets Lsdies' ornameIted ear rings Ih0
p Gents cluster pins i5u
p Ladies; fine No saic pins 25g
81 Gents gold rings with setiinss 4aN
10 gents gold pens win cases l.sA0
2u0 Ladies gold pens wi n cases I,gJp
sG01 gold pens eaaaa aied points e,G0U
100 gents Turkey morocco port monngi6s &c
100 Ladies' pearl maid port-inonn2ies I5,
1 Double barrelled gun, silver mounted so
/ set hunting trappings IS
AEarS' CrysIai Palace sewing m schine iVu
81 ladies' igarCd Six aad satin parAsOls go
50 Ladies' six umbrellas IS
81 gents SILK uaIbrehss 2SJ
In9 gents wslEing zoe
20 ladies fans various patterns $50
10 Ladies' god thjabies 81
"a Ladies 81 thign0i-s 4
3 ladies' superb work boxes -
3 gents dressing cases IS
Splendid pieasu carriage $50
lcno Popular literary works 0,H
1870 Fine s,gei -ugrayngs Of Clay Is
1910 Fine steel engravings Of Webster I,5'u
1850 Fine steel eEgT-viugs of Calhoun l,50U
IN making the above selection nothing been incu
dea Thai i net Ishy useful and desirable. There
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SUGAR HOUSE TOLASSEs-lls., Hcs
- half Bbls., 10 Ten Gal. Kegs superior uSSSgBs
Syrup Molasses, just rec'dat GEo- g:
MAILS. eighty kegs assorted Nails on rpn ~
~ for sale at U. w.
June 81, 1854. ,sa 81
p BY G. ". oU o,,s
nICKLES-Afewo of those superior ,SoBBs.
II just received and for sale at 6Eo -. O
H(IGARS. $500 choice Regsis ana fr0BBs
~ gars, for sale at
DORk on hand and forzale By w. COB
TT I'VE GEESE FEATHERS-c 0Bgf.
H sale at ia. &
lNsEED OTL-.fO BbIs- boss
ceiyed and for sale At Mil prices. Io' X COBS
Diced pounds prime fors2nlee' ". CO.'S
XU0eDEN WARE-Painted p.s,,r Pnsss
w cts, Covered Pals Sugar Boxes, o..es. VIC
Ladies', Brooms, Zinc Washboards, Mop s I.,s ssf
Baskets, Brushes, and general variety o. ~ TOfgh
ceived, and for sale At ILo'
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EgaRE4sC NOTICE. All persons hereby
Il notified rot TO tTespass, mine or dig upon any of
the following lands without he written consentof the
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Caution.

Blue Mounds, June 2, 1859.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

EeTToN RATTs.-Iooo lbs. rime Bats. n,
- sac ~ GEO. ". CoRes.
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Commerce Street, May 30, 1854. 20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

DEA1n or Dos CARLos.-The Hate foreign pa.
peH announce the death OF Trieste, On the 10Th
ult., Of Don Carlos Of Spain, who fot many yeuts
made prominent Ggute IN tie political discus.
slOns Of Spain, but who fot some yeats past has
been almost LOST sight Of. lie was tile brother to
King Ferdinand VII, and uncle Of the present
Queen Isabella, and YVES born March %, 1885,
On lie Gesth Of KNg Ferdinand in 1893, Queen
Isabella being only yeats Of uge, he disputed her
right Of succession, and in consequence The coun.
tty was involved IN civil wal for period Of six
,ears. lie was al length driven from The kingdom
and, retiring 10 PtaLSe, he was placed under SUI.
yeIllanee BY The Government Of Louis Philippe,
and confined for some years 10 the city Of Butgos.
Before leaving SPAN he nsrried as lis second wife
the Princess Of Beira, Of Portugal, The widow Of
Don Psdto. BY his 6tsl mariOse he had two sous
10 The eldest Of whom, Don Carlos, Count Of
sIontemOn, be cedsd in lsA5 bis claim 10 lie
Spanish throne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

TnE WISTER OF TIE tlEART,-Let II never come
upon yOm. Live ~ that gUOd angels mny project
YOU from This lefibr evli-ihe winter 0f The heatl
Lei M Chlling influence lletEe up tile fOualpnS
Ol sympathy and happiness IN It's ueMhs; no cold
buthen settle over its wlthend hopes, like snow
Oh The ladsIl iIweis. no rude blasts OF discomfort.
81 III nns shrek through its ,lesOlaled chambers.
Your lie path may lead you through Trials
which fora time seemed utterly ~ iPpele your
progress, and shut out the ry light OF h, aYen ifUn
yOnl anxious gaze.
Penuly may luke tle place Of ease and plenty,
your luxurious looms may ie exchanged fOf single
Owly TOOn; The soft couch iJr The SlIIw PALLET The
rich vands lUr the cOarse fUUl Uf The puUr. Sum.
met ltiendS may lotsake you, and tie Implying
world pass you, with scarcely look OF void VI
compassion.
Yun may be forced ~ toll YEARLY, steadily on
10 earn livelihood; You may encounter fraud aIIh
thu base avaflce hni would eGlOrl the last falhins,
I'LL you well nigh turn indIssusl ftuIn yOut fellow.
beings.
Death may sever the dear Ties thai bind yon 10
earth ami leave you In fearful Ilatkutss. That
noble hoy, tho sole hope VI your declining years,
may be taken from you while your Spinl ClingS 10
hun with wild tenacily, which even the shadow
Of n tomb cannot wholly Snhdue.
Hut amid oil these SOftUwS 10 not come 10 The
conclusion that nObody was ever Srd.eply afflicted
MS you are, aud aGUrlOn every anlicipnlIUnoi "be.
ter days" In the unknown future.
Do mol lose your Iaith ~ human excellence, be.
cause your confidence has sometimes been beiray.
e0, nor believe thot friendship is only delusIOr,
aud lure q bright phantom which glidts uwoy from
your grasp,
DO no think you ure fsted 10 he miserable lie.
couse you are iii appoInltd in your expectations,
and bsflied IN your pursuits. Do not dtclsrs thai
God has forgotten you when your way IS llslged
about with thotnS, OF replns sinfully wien he
calls your dear ones 10 the lund beyond the grave.
Keep holy trust in heaven through every tflalj
Oeat adversely with fonituLle, md ouk up&utd In
houls Of temptation aud suffering. When your
locks ale white, your eyes dim, and your limbs
weary when your steps falter OIL HE steps Of deaths
gloomy vale, still tetuin the fteshress and buoy.
ancy Of snil which will shield you from The win.
lei VI tlIs heat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

Tug CASE or S. II. BEALE.--A motion having
been made In The Supreme Court Of PennsyIyH'
MIA for writ Of eHOt in the case Of s. y. Benle,
convicted in lhs Criminal Court some months
since, The following decision respecting the mo.
lion NOS delivered this morning by Chief Justice
LEwI&
THIS is motion for the allowance OF a wit Of
ettot, II APPEARS 10y q copy OF The record accom-
nanying the application that the jury, instead Of
being sworn III the usual form 10 ny tile cause
aud render tue vetJlct according IL The evil.
dence,' were sworn 10 Iry the guilt or inn cence
OF The defendant II also Appeals that instead Of
being sentenced 10 SOLITARY confinement al labor
he was sentenced 10 imprisonment at hstl labor
The form Of a Jurors oath, prescribed by law,
solemnly points his conscience 10 the evidence as
tie only legitimate foundation oi his yetlict, II
is deemed proper 10 lent tisuMehI IN Tie CUES:
lion whether another form inay 10 substituted
which might be understood IS leaving The juror oil
Liberty 10 act upon other considerations Than The
proofs Of The cause. ,
The policy OF tile law is established In favor Of
solitary confinement al labot.' II Is The iiet OF
the prisoner 10 insist upon sentence IN confOrmi
" 10 Law, and It's deemed proper 10 hest argl'
nent OIL ths QueStl u whether Tie sentence IN
this case leaves him exposed 10 all the evils Of
pttnscHous intercourse with other PMS nets. and
whether The introduction Of the term hard in de-
scfibing The quality Of The labor 10 be p"rfotnsd,
imposes any severity not authorized by law,
For The purpose Of hearing counsel on these
aud such other questions IS may be presented, the
wit Of error Is allowed by lie Court.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

4 WEsrEpS MERCHANT SwINpLEp BRA CoSrl.
DESpE. GANE Charlottesville, Allied Hall, nler.
Chnnt residing West, now Un visit 10 This City
fOr the purO.e Of purchasing goO's, was OH Satut'
day swildled out VI $50 by Augustus q. lIene.
dict, whoSe Acquaintance lls made al lie Pacific
Hotel in Greenwich st. II appears that Nj, ilsll
arrived in Tie CITY in the early psr OF last week,
alul put up al the above huel, wheie Benedict
scraped acquaintance with him, and by his SuavIty
OF inunner Bnd unTelnliDg attentions s0on gained
The etSeenl aud confidence OF Nj, H., and Tie
two were together most Of ilIe time, visiting Sa.
Icons, theattrs aud olet places, an eating, dInk.
Ing aud almost sleeping together. On Saturday,
Benedict thinking thot the time larl arrived TOT put
his new ftiend 10 sOlHe use, borrowed $500 fIOn
him, giving him as security chuck OIL one OF tie
City banks iOT much larger SUN. MI Hall, sup.
posing oil was tight, pUcEe.ed The check and
thought no nOIc VI tie matter until Sunday moln
Ing, Wien, on inquiry, lie discovered the check 10
be worthless. lie then went beiUte Justice Welsh
and stated the facts in the case, md tlIut magiS.
ttale Issued warrant TOT lie arrest VI Benedlcl,
and officer De Binder aud COUNSELOR Laol, CLERK
Ol The Count, Stated IN pursuit VI hin. Alter
considerable inquiry, they found that liz had gone
10 Jamaica, L.. l., aud pursued him thitl er, but
ntfived short time after he had lel fot Newton.
10 this Poce they also followed, and, On Ieaclns
il found he had started III Astoria. Atet hifIns
flesh hufSe, they continued their putsnIt, and
ovrthaulei HIN Just as he eueted that place, with
$40 Of The borrowed money IN his IUckeIs. lie
was brought back IL The city Ond committed to
prison, by Justice Welsh, ~ await examination.
~. Y Tribune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07


TaG ALLSaEp FoSoESr IN WAsHISuToS.-
smOunt Of The totseties alleged 10 have been pet.
petfa,ei by Col. Lewis l., Taylor, Of Mississippi,
but tot seyetal yean clerk In Ihe Office Of the
Finl Comptroller OF The ltessutya at Washington,
Il said 10 te about $4,000. The Slet sayH
The forged paper consisted OF many Of his own
notes nufpOhinS 10 be enlOtieh by the Hon. Jel.
fetson Davis, AMI other papet putpotttns 10 be ell.
lotsrl from clerks on The discussing agents Of the
bnteau 10 which each Is attached, for theit sala.
lhs-dtawR In advance Of the time when due.
Twenty Of Thirty petsons, money lenlets, elttEs,
messengers, and cOnfdus ffiebls afe Tie victims.
The alleged f0ttet Is very respectfully connected IN
Mississippi, aHl has family hete--a vile and
seven OF eight chiljten, for whom all atnolg US
feel deep ind.td, aS no one Is more teselvedy
beloved than lie lady in question IN iet circle Of
illenhs. H. (raylOtI is a man II intelligence,
and etetoiUte stood very lar, though always be T.
log the reputation Of Lels needless aud thtilless
Ia money matiets. Gambling, Il Is supposed, lei
10 the crime, lie len this ely on Monday
Tie an,eToom OF The SecIelaty OF Wat presented
lUgublious scene, shortly before noon to-day,
thtte Wete half dozen Of Taylors yielmSSeat'
ed atoand. awaiting The opportunity 10 vetify the
endorsement OF GelietA Davis, II possible. We
uRdeslsnd that he ptonounces oil Shch paper
beating bis name 10 he fotsetles.
We Learn Uy the Baltimore papers that Col.
Taylor was Il Bamum's Hotel, in that city, oil
Tuesday last, and oil the same DAY left for Ihs
West, by tue Pittsburgh 'onte.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

IvposrASr, " TSpE.-A letter from Havana
states thai our consul has noliGei the Captain
Genetal. BY objection VI Secretary Marcy, chat II
one drop Of American blood Is spilled in the pres
ent Crisis, the government Of The United States
will not " snswetSble TOT The result RanoscO
s tampts, under sen,saee Of death, is an Aueu.
can citizen, and Il tsmains 10 bs seen wheIhst
COueha will commute his punishment, OF accept
the alternative proposed,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

t1tThs Ksn..s 'Henll Of Freedom states that
there ate fall bundled Missoutians ensampsd in
tents and wagons MI the wakatusa, III that cleo.
ton disttet, waiting an opportunity 10 cpst theft
votes al The coming election, with the view Of'e.
curing The Lestlstute u the pto.slarety interest.
The same palas are being taken, The Herald says,
toSupply SOlsn enough In eSeh election precinct
to cary every district ssanit the odSoeatss Of
. freAAon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

Gar RrsrrAl,--on the 18th Of April, The old
friends Of Nj. Clay, tOf lie Clay Festival Asso.
elationl have their usual dinner, in New York
In eommemontlon Of ihe binb day Of The illus.
triousdeeeased. The Express saysit is certain tie
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Of Maryland, will Ge pie.
sent to address The meeting, and II Is hoped hat
Es'Pte.ident Fillmore will be, among 0ihe, dis.
tiusuishtd men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

trThe New Orleans papers express great salts.
faction At The quiet and ofdetly manner 10 which
The lnpnitipll election was conducted. O. \.
Blight tReIoimti) was ehcssn RteOtJet BY o ma.
joisy Of l,sll over ]. /, Winter, aud nearly every
ward his majority Ior what's ea|sd the 'Rslorn'
ticket t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

(. u'rbs BS,lOa Tnasdp, s,yl that Miss Anna
o,Lnsh, Tue Pot,ess, Is 10 be married In few
days to Ptof, yineensa Bots relative Of the en-.
iasnt hslotiln Of tie Ametlcsa teyolation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

tJ'lHthese days Of eSlrenes, Sheh We see The
great questions Of national policy, which so early
claimed the ttentionof lie ''stes of16," and have
40 constantly since cloimed The attention Of their
Itosletily. given tile 30 by, and sink into conpar
alive iadSuldcance, while questions Of sectional
feeling are taking iheif pllce anil absorbing alike
thu time an, attention Of statesmen and demh'
soSues, when we see old parties ctumbling and
new oues Of yatiOus and doubtful elements taking
theit place oil over lie county, when mushroom
men, unheArd OF till To-day, ote rnonopuliiing Tie
political positions heretofore held by Tue education,
the talent, the experience and the intellect Of the
county, by intn Whose familiarity with The organ.
isation Of The government and knowledge OF lis
past history, entitled them 10 such posionsi The
question naturally arises, what should be the
course OF those who lake no part IN the watlnS
elements now Of wotk, who look still 10 The higher
principles connected with egtowth, development
and prosperity Of lie whole county and all lis
paftsl What should he tlleit action In Order 10
discharge properly their duty 10 their county, TO
their social position and " thenselyesl The
course Of such Is easy. Lei them al all times
fist look 10 The men nominated fVt Office, compare
them with one another aud select the best II ohsr
things are equal, take the man Il your own party,
hut always take the best The siSs Of The times Od
mohish US aid we must mol be deaf TO lie watntns
More than ever do we nstd mtH for the public
service, men u intellect, VI high characlsr, Of
pfubity, VI knowledge, Of experience and fixed
and firm cl,Sfacel and he who desites ~ serve
Insecurity well can now do bet no better service
than 10 vote fOt such men for public Office. The
time lnsy colIe when the political PARTIES 80 long
known in the county will have 10 unite in the
sections fOi olhet purposes than those OF raTIy
policy Tile spitltof fauaticirm Is OH tle increase
srAbolionisnt Is planting It's foot moie confidently
even la The American Senate. The lhtee lhous.
and fanslica who dsSteetaled their profession as
eltigYmen by "atreallng IN The name Of Almighty
Goln 10 The American Senate on political cues.
ton have moi hCen idle bull S0lle OF their number
have been fouud willing TO descend still further
and 10 dtaseIe theit robes in apollIiCal canvass
and now hold seat In Congress. Whether ChurclI
and State will be their next move, OF Whist The
cohnlrY hes 10 expect from their hands, we know
moi, but fear much, II tile NeUtOsSa repeal he
tLeit objee, "the end Is mol yet," No one can
see 10 what these things may lead, and hence we
say again 10 all good citizens, sOit ar he best men
JOr e6fet, and II dangers arise we will Ne ready to
eetthsm,a whatever may bethe result, we shall
have discharged our duty II We elect III response.
Die positions, men Of talent, knowledge, expert
eneA Ani hontsty,
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Dissolution.

TIKI partnership heretofore existing under Ire nane OI
.. H. &c. Il. WlCklaW, was dissolved UM the Isl Of &C.
lie business will he conducted at tue old staud-Aue'
ton Rooms 80 leo, Market Square-by ,,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07
Now OonteotlonerY,

IXTILLlAS FOX would respectfully MORN the elti-
tens Of Wheeling, That lie has opeiIed new eOlite
iiUIery Establishments al The o;d stand tue "lIdl1L
Inyes his old friends and atroni1e hlmin Ills new
buslleks.
Lau,. aniT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07

pyn Txkss, vile II Gen. Ttits,, LISA
tisdinNsN oas's, oath. asth plt., Of il'e''eot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-07
John y HInimer. robert lbbois
Steam Cracker Bakery.
No. 162 Marke. 81.
]. M. LEE,
n AHE a Daa d n
BonntY Land AgenoY.

Bounty Land agency
TIKI undersigned, SoiWy pu Vic and General Agents,
hiYlns had several yelis experience IN tue nroseeUio
VI liO1 Is Land aI Pens OIL Claims, O.r their services
to obtain aI warrants under The act oil Congress passed
celS, nlu lelaIS, rItvleS wagon 5SeTs, Transfers,
ciplaM, SeGNleu marines, lalismel clerks, &C., WHO
nave eIvtl In any war since i1ahn which the United
States have been essed IN, either hy iah OF by SCI,
twLo haze not previously received warrants Tor The
saHe.) ,,,,,,,r,x,,,, -.
w,sLtn,,op III, March Of tsii rIiIgf.gW
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REAL ESTATE SALES
n Tfustee's Sale,

10y ylrtpe on a lles,l on inst eSefpisS =.
ID oyat bt1Iil ltt 9ls + Of II I. ~ b
aud ttoLde il DEED book No ., u, S,,. rs
scnl g ! lssd, tot oslo to9R!y, ys.,
sa s6Sss y S tStS w. 3. w.
bidder, Tor eAsh. al ths "rlht lille SIa ia''t I'd y
said Pee QYar 10 and 10 lhs moth al ~
squire No 81 In South WhtelinE tioImt,lS ~
upon which iserteled twoatoty blitI 4,
tett. '>N E0aNs, Is /,
] VII only convey such title asI, vested i,, -
talj deed OF trust. ~ EE LJu
s.na29.ts YIN, u. MARrty r "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-22
VOL. 3.---NO. III.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Evening Solace.
ny CURRER BELL.

The human heart has hidden treasures,
In secret kept, in secret seal i;
The thoughts, tho hopes, the dreams the
pleasures
Whose charms were broken, If revealed,
And days may pass in gay confusion,
And nights in noisy revel fly,
While, lost in fame's or wealths illusions,
The memory of the past may die.
But there are hours Of lonely musing,
Such as in evening silence comes.
When soft ms birds their pinions closing.
The hearts best feelings gather home.
Then in our souls there seems to languish
Atender grief that il not woe;
And thoughts that once wrung groans of an.
guish,
Now cnuse but some mild tenrs to flow.
And feeling, once as strong us passion
Float softly baok--a faded dream;
Our own sharp grefs and wild sensations,
The taste of others suilerngs seem.
oh when the heart is freshly bleeding,
How longs Il for that time to be,
When through ,he mist of years reeeding,
It's woes but 1.-Two in roverc.
And it oan dwell on moonlight glimmer,
On evening shades and loneliness,
And while the sky grows dim and DINNER,
Feed no untold and strange distress
Only deeper impulse given
BY lonely hour and darkened room,
To solemn thoughts that soar to heaven,
Seeking n life and world to come.