To Octavius by Marcus
Poem about distant imagined union and shared happiness between two souls. The speaker recalls a dream of love with Octavius and longs to win a smile and share all joys. An idealized vision unfolds beneath a brighter sky, opposite the weary world.
Eve's Banishment Poem of a Fallen Saint Under Night Sky
A lyrical grieving scene follows Eve kneeling beneath a divine sky as stars blaze and winds sigh. She laments a sin marked on her heart, cursed and unhealable, while memories of happier days fade and her future seems doomed to wander life’s uncertain seas.
The Tragic End Of A Drunk Young Soldier
An account by a sergeant recalls a smart youth ruined by intemperance. After repeated admonitions he attempted to kill a quartermaster, was convicted, and faced a British execution. The condemned youth expressed sorrow for his mother and met death with calm, his last words pledging protection of his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snipp
Tupor
Saul
Temperance Advocate Mr Gough Dismissed in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia observer chronicles a temperance meeting with Mr J B Gough. The orator faces a crowded Baptist Church, tells poignant home truths of drunkards, delirium tremens, and the struggle to break chains. The writer praises Gough as a regenerating figure in a society seen as tottering toward decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gough
Philadelphia
Mr. Gough
Jose
Mr. Marsh
New York
Edmund Burke
Phrenology and reform outline a new journal
The article promotes a monthly Journal of Phrenology, physiology, and magnetism, detailing its aims to study human nature, health, and moral progress. It outlines departments in physiology, animal magnetism, and a section on women, with subscription terms and distribution plans.
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I. P. Garvin
M.D
Paul F.eve
P. C. Guieu
Department of Phrenological Science
Fowler
Nassau St
New York
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