Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

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s,=s-s and vrhel he stopped - tie antique,
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noticed hon he would tzke his char e.t nLlsi
the vide Srra2iizg e-r1s and entertain his and
lord ard the plain, cd fashioned people Who
,,ia-i .i,9l.t him delighted with the pleasant
stories which he told and the pi,iloSophi5 h5iin2F,
and StreELiasss, and So-izi feeling lsllch twink
Isi IN his keen, bright eyA- 81 Other TINES lie
would return 10 h. rom, a lbs custom NaS'
nd taxing 10 some l7vc-its Old author Ihe
rarely re-d modern lite-ature,) Milton, Sf'aA-
speare Hervey, among the FcrtS, SOUTH i5sFfo@
or Robert Hall, among diviEeS; MS french eel
lion Of IzeIiaYei, q fzTorlts 'EoTk- BY tue way
with Senator Seward, o. Bacon, among PaltcSo-
mic writings. and would rad unit! he fell asleep
And this. indeed. wzs the say IN which he iet
asleep on the neon Of Independence Day DE
had retired 70 his-chaulbe-, put his boots IN the
usual corner, put on his dressing gown, and lay
ing doEn with knights edition Of Baenns Is
SAYS Z smsll red oparto volume, with illustra-
tons. Wien he was found, he was stu! on nus
bed, his eyes were quietly closed, On one SIDE
we're the spectaeies, on the other the wrii-re-
rn.gnbered snuff box and open on his breast
Law the b0oE b. 50 much loyed-thst immortal
epitome Of human wiSioui-the Essays OF ba-
con. and over it were clasped his hands, hugging
II to MS heart Such was ms final sleep
peaceful, serene, and wo=thy Of 80 great ilte-
in the midst of the thunders which colnmeno-
rated the Jirthdly of the nation whose lame
ani power he had done so much to Uphold ana
extend.
The PAGE it was on which the volume was
opsned know not. Perhaps it was on that
most appropriate passage where the great pni.'-
,oyher thus diScourses "Of Death
"a mind fixed and bent on somewhat that Is
,ood. doth avert the dolors of death; but above
III, believe il, the sweetest canticleis 'HDae DIM
7tfttis.' wnen man hath obtained worthy ends
nd expectations.