Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
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whole family met together around the AoFu :
table. to celebrate the last hnly sacrament OF
cL.;svs own anDo;ntment.
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Of the law, but he determined 70 oryote MS
time and talents to the service Of Christ +;
~, ha vos s,adeolv cnt of by disease, and
~. dating family f,Ilowei him early to the
tomb. He died as the pure and good die
trarouil. peaceful, happy.
A SCENE il then introduced in striking con-
t,ast 70 this where pride, and vanity, and
-..i,h wara vannnished by death but there
-. ,ba,s m disrube ,,im of his ter.
M. .oa,uo continues with an account of
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dale. dealing q We" "e
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proxy" by " hiring arusec pe =
the importance OF oao'aen =
church OF inc g"Oo Mfs-
ton ana trlump"An. ue"'" -
gentle and p'ous daughter ion'We'
her nome IN the skies; ana nnsny : w
esasa u sha.k r;ns far the harvest
We gathered into the garner Of thu skies
10 life they were uniied-in death they wer'
not s-paratei. l"s prases IA Con,
- an md ide5 hnaseholA in heaven 2
We hope the book will be extensively read
For sale at Mr.. Pam~rpyA.
tbs Sisters OF SouEKIERE." by he sam
Publishers. a highly interesting and excitin
tale of the sixteenth century. There is
strictly moral, indeed a religious vein perv'
ding the entire work, which recommends
not only to the lovers of romance, but th
sober minded and serious will derive mnc
pleasure as well as information from th
perusal of its pages. We It
all. Call at Mr. Pomeroy,s and get a cop!
:, 81
Peruvian fable: 1t is said, that among Il
birds of Peru is one known as the alma perd
da, or lost soul, for the following reason:
An Indian girl, while collecting balsam, lie
her child alone in the forest, and on her I
turn to the place where she had left it, 81
could not End it. Calling aloud its nam
the only reply she received was the singuls
ly mournful note Of this bird, which fro
that time was denominated the lost soul
The legend is beautiful, and might ha
been invented far FROM the land Of the Ines
in the vale. Of HeIlas. The -poetical read
will recollect that a similar idea rs develop
IN the closing parton u Dr.ue
dos the most charming OF all the les
works of Byron. The soul of Sslim is RI
res-nted 40 ;nhahiting the body of a bird, a
!. .h;.5. -. moo;o n,.lodv y nit
.nAt olru > song ihag'0