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Newspaper
American Union
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1841
Page
1
The excerpt muses on the heart as a vast mystery and source of feeling. It contrasts silent love with volcanic hate and uses imagery of a living lyre to describe the heart influenced by passion. The piece contemplates memory, solitude, and the divine touch needed for harmonious emotion.
A reflective poem urging the laborer to rise above social scorn and self-doubt. It extols inner nobility, equal divine endowment, and the dignity of work. The speaker inspires self-respect, steady faith, and fearless striving, insisting the laborer is a peer of any man.
A historical reflection on temperance as a public revolution in the 19th century. It traces shifts from social drinking to total abstinence, recounting reform societies, failed partial measures, and the transformation of former drinkers into productive citizens, urging readers to imitate reformers and reclaim manhood.
In a London Keepsake tale set during an ancient king George era a northern coast road inn hosts a diligence tale of Frederick Prevot and William Gore two young men whose journey ends in a brutal murder amid a stormy night. The disclosures reveal strong circumstantial evidence and a dramatic execution that tests innocence and love.
An old shepherd saves Frederick Prevot from a botched hanging on the moor after a clergyman’s murder tale unravels. Prevot escapes with aid, sails to Jamaica, and reunites with William Gore and Mary Gore as the strange tale reaches Kingston. The captain later confirms the strangers’ names and the whole record.
An adjourned meeting of the eivizene of New ath resolves that they are Sen reel noes of the Back of Clair, signed by J. O. Smith and UE Smith. The document references grovenee and predece mentions.
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