29 Jul 1852
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1852
Page
1
A sentimental poem from 1852 expresses filial love for a late mother, recalling tender memories and seeking divine repose. The speaker mourns a mother, recalls her care, and envisions her spirit interceding from heaven in hopeful, devotional language. Bartimont June 1852 is noted, with passages on death, peace, and heavenly reunion.
The piece reflects on an emancipated spirit after life’s trials, contrasting a hardened soul with a repentant one. It praises divine mercy, sorrow for sin, and trust in Christ, envisioning heaven as the soul’s peaceful ascent beyond stars. It urges readers to overcome selfish passions and seek communion with angels.
The article surveys mackerel and other fisheries, noting 20,000 vessels and 250,000 men active in summer, plus the Gulf of St Lawrence access for American vessels. It details grounds like Bay of Chaleur and Magdalen Islands, and describes fishing methods, costs, and the sheer scale of the industry.
General Scott leads a fierce night battle at Lundys Lane against a larger British force under Riall and Drummond. Outflanking maneuvers by Jessup and McNeil fail to end the fight until Brown arrives with reinforcements. Scott is wounded, Miller silences the heights, and American losses total 749 to 726 for the British. Scott's heroism earns fame and a swift return to Civilian life with later honors.
A period reflection on family worship as a source of harmony and virtue, with a parable of a fame seekers awakening during a morning devotion. It lauds John Howard Payne’s hymn Sweet Home and notes moral exhortations to live for good deeds, while contrasting eloquence with lasting character. It closes with a contemplative look at leadership and national future under changing times.
In various parts of India sugar is manufactured. Four cents a pound. Rubbing warts with solid potash will effectively remove them.
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