08 Oct 1859
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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1859
Page
1
In Silepherdstown on October 8, 1859 James Ristine presents an emotional verse on sorrow, faith, and a hopeful morrow. The poem invites a grieving child to lift eyes to heaven and await joy beyond hardship, urging perseverance through earthly pain toward divine light.
The excerpt discusses Amazonian rearguards in the French army with wives closely attached to regiments. It also includes reflections from Vollaire on human misery and mortality, noting Saint Paul’s statement of faith and a Lutheran Observor citation.
A long compilation covers a mix of social observations on wealth and domestic life, a dramatic tale of Manuel Lozada’s brutality in Mexico, and a moral defense of Sabbath observance. It recounts a shoemaker’s son aiding a starving vagrant, then profiles General Scott’s career and Mexican campaign as part of a broader historical overview.
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