The Voice of Love Poem Excerpt
From the Norristown Herald comes a religious verse about the "still small voice" from above guiding a dying Christian. It emphasizes faith, despair, and the God of love as a comfort in death.
30 Nov 1835
Page 1
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1835
Page
1
From the Norristown Herald comes a religious verse about the "still small voice" from above guiding a dying Christian. It emphasizes faith, despair, and the God of love as a comfort in death.
A reflective essay urges original thought amid crowded literary fields, praising Newton and Shakespeare while warning against dull conformity. It argues minds are shaped by external causes and should pursue fresh ideas, with notes on future discoveries and the value of persistent inquiry.
A Belfast or Irish coast figure Captain Bounce, noted for his pure national character, is recounted from a New York Mirror fragment. The tale traces his birth on April Fool’s Day and early signs of a singular genius that both dazzled and mocked his people.
At Circleville agricultural fair on October 26 and 27, Asanen Renick of Pickaway County won 610 for the best acre of corn. The winning acre yielded 157 bushels and one peck, from a field of about 40 acres, with the overall average crop near 140 bushels per acre.
In Chester County a meeting of Anti-masons and allies opposed to Van Buren endorses Daniel Webster as their first Presidential choice. If Webster is blocked, William Hillaricon would receive their cordial support and united backing. A separate note reports the death of Jesse Converse who was tragically killed at his sawmill on Muddy Creek.
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