04 May 1846
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1846
Page
1
Fragmentary poem reflects on souls, paradise, and the heavens. It questions enduring sorrow, time, and the radiant spheres where seraphs play, contrasting transient life with eternal joy and divine praise. The text evokes Abder and heaven’s dome with celestial music.
A reflective piece extols a loyal friend who shares sickness and comfort, supplying needs and listening to every movement. It urges cherishing such a friend, then shifts to nature verses, and warns against excessive enjoyment while praising tempered humility and restoration through simple pleasures.
A collage of 19th century prose and quips extols industry over idleness, links virtue to labor, and includes anecdotes on temperance, court sentiment, and social observation. The pieces discuss selecting respectable companions, resisting bad habits, and societal hypocrisy, with moralistic commentary and humorous vignettes.
A fragment speaks of flowers and perfumes, praising a rose and fragrant leaves tied to native land. The verse asks if one will hate the bloom and notes the joy of flowers beloved by the rich who buy scented goods.
Budget of the Spanish Minister of Finance outlines PLAA GLO millions for household expenses Isa. The state spends nearly three millions on the army and sixteen millions on security. Four million allocated to laws, marine, commerce, and colonies.
A Musket of curiosities notes many U S town names echo English roots with Washington Jackson Jefferson and others. It also recounts a Worcester tale of a dissection scare and proclaims pride hinders truth while a Mississippi trial tells of a knife attack. A Marion Virginia item jokes about a boy paying with his own eyes for a newspaper subscription.
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