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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-13
OUR EARLY WE'D.

Our early loved, how their memory clings
10 the hearts that loved no more
Like rose that still in its sweetness springs
Where gardens pride i. Ger.
That the weeds and ihorns may have long
decked e3N gtiHElfe si1f
The place OF the cherished flowers, a7a
Yet that lngerer giaddens the cherries waste
With the bloom of its brighter hours.
Our early loved. hath their after path
From our steps far parted been, - ns...re ~.
Hath the hand of power, or the flame of wrath,
On life's barriers risen between?
Yet still, in orr dreams. their shadows come
Through the parting waste Of years,
IhQ' the path is marked with many a tomb,
And its sands are wet with tears.
They come with light left far behind
On the distant mountain S brow,
Where the sunrise shone on the waking mine
That is dark with shadows now
But even as the morning star returns
To brighten the evening shades.
So the lamp of their memory brighter burns
As the spirits daylight fades
Our early loved. have we found them changed
In the gloom of our winter days,
And their bright locks blanched, and their looks
estranged,
Till they scarce return our gaze,
But far in the land where storms Of time
Can no longer scar or chill ?.
In the light Of our memory IS cloudless cline,
We find them changeless still. 94
Hath the grass on hegrave grown rankly green,
Where we laid so long ago
Our first affections all unseen,
In their deep and quenchless glow2
Alas! for the dust so darkly piled
Der the bright but buried gem
But safe are the treasures death hath sealed,
For there comes no change on them.
We may love again, and the latter ties
OF life may be bright and strong.
But if broken. never in memory's eyes
Will their fragrance shine so long;
And the shrines of our childhood's stainless faith
We may leave them far and cold, $3.50
With love that ne'er grows old.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-13

were without shoes, and their naked
feet, in marching over the frozen
ground, were so gashed, as TO
mark each step with blood. There
was scarcely tent in the whole ara
nv
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-13
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-13
CATHOLICS.

II is estimated that there are AGO.
600 Catholics in the United States
They have 81 dioceses, 495 churches,
% ecclesiastical establishments % IT.
erary Institutions, 43 female academies,
and 81 charitable institutions:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-13
81 TRUIE.

III .thst Is good, viii become BIT
fer: and BE- HAT Is Bad, will as certah-
j. become worse; for vice, virtue, a,e
line, STE thret things that never staAt
ssilr.--Ldfon.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-26

sass From Battle Creek, via Rice's Ferry, to
Lebanon, Alabama, so miles and back, once week.
Leave Battle Creek every Monday at Z m, ar
rive at Lebanon next day by SPIN.
Leave Lebanon every Wednesday at a m, ar
rive at Battle Creek next day by 5 m.
1857. From Charleston, via Georgetown and
Harrison, to Chattanooga, As miles and back, once
q week.
Leave Charleston every Monday at m, ar
rive at Chattanooga next day by III a m.
Leave Chattanooga every Tuesday at 1 m, ar
rive at Charleston next day by 6 p m.
5258. From Charleston TO Bentonvie, IL miles
and back once week.
cave Charleston every Monday at m, ar
rive at Benonviile same day by S p m.
Leave Bentonville every Monday at 8 m, ar
rive At Charleston same day by l2m.
5259 From Cleveland, via Red Clay, Georgia,
Doewood, and Medicinal Springs, to Rome, Sc
miles and back, once in 2 weeks.
Leave Cleveland every other Monday at m,
arrive at Rome next Wednesday by p m.
Leave Rome every other Thursday at m, ar
rive at Cleveland next Saturday by 5 pm.
Proposals for weekly trips will be considered.
$500 From Cleveland, via Carother's crossroads,
Harrison, Poe's Turnpike, Wsllirg's Ridge, RAM
kin's on Brush Creek, and Hills Turnpike, to
McMinnville, IS miles and back, once in weeks
Leave Cleveland every other Monday at a m,
arrive at McMinnville next Wednesday by o m.
[Coniinvd 0n puge 1861
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-26

INDIANA.
sS4 From Brookville, by Jennings, Oldenburg,
ochsburg Georgus, and Aliens mills, to Green's
~ ~ miles and back, once week.
leave Brookyie every Friday at 6 a m, arrive
1eensburg same day by 6 pm.
leave Greensburg every Saturday at 6 a m, arrive
1,ookvlIe same day by m.
Isoo' From Button, Wills county, to Fort
y"e, IN Allen county, 81 miles and back, once a
.ea ave- Blufiton every Friday at m, arrive al
wayne same day by pm.
Ave Fort Wayne every Saturday at 6 a m, ar
,oss nluiiton same day by p m.
S p'r, from Columbus, in Bartholomew county
m s1eA creek, to West Point, in Decatur county
Daes and back, once a week.
Wv. Columbus every Thursday at m, arrive
~ FONT same day by p m.
c0le west Point every Friday AT 6 m, arrive
,Sou ,. same day by 2 p m.
=. FROM Clinton, Vermillion county, by In
40 furnace, TO Paris, Illinois, l8 miles and back
lave Clinton every Saturday at S a m, arrive a
same day by II a m.
ave Paris every Saturday at l p m, arrive n
ao.s same day by pm.
100 From Decatur, in Adams county, by Por
anon, % Liberty Mills. in Wabash county, 81
= and back, once week.
lave ae Decatur every Thursday at 6 a m, arriv
erty Mills next day by III m.
ave Liberty Mills every Friday at I p m, ar
a,a Decatur next day by pm.
- From Delphi, in Carroll county, through
eaI Miami Reserve, TO Marion, in Grant coun
"niss and back, once week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
HEAD QUARTERS fOn PRIZES!
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
y Wheeling, virgini,

(Surccs.or a. ". AIIen1
I"ti'y ssS E.eiaHg' h'okor. iin ~, I'e4aSaA, "a
'uNHlS is the same Clarke. who, hy his urpar
Aeed unprecedented, aud Itrac Urinary Is IN
dtneuting Capital fou Wheeling Va to adv.ptur,
throughout the western country. became that h.
eeVtd b, universal Aeematon thu title Of The Ch.
Pon nj PrEr selcrs Tho Napoleon Mammoth Pr,
A-Ah evidence that he had strong
he will only .'ate that he las actually and paid
prize. OF $4,000. and prizes of $4,000.
be,ldes many Of 10000 md $4,000
The proof OF which he : ready to produce.
Splendid SCHEMES FOR AUGUST
Capital S35.264-Net S3OOOO,
AsIandra Lottery Class drawn at A-1antria n
Saturday 9th August, IrtS 7s Nos. Dawn H.a.
1eh-ne-s3i=0i 10000 1000 1903 ptlr, 1909 so ~
Packages OF 20 Whole Text s3o-syes aud uaar.rr, in
proportion "
s2j 600 Capital!
AeiandTia Lottery Class D. be Drawn At Artanlfa ID
Saturday 10th august lsi5 Splendid sel-r- and 3
Drawn Baot' $4,000 10000 5000 1850 1900 10 pfz.,
Of 1000 &c Tickets 10. HALVES Quarter, Cust, NJ
ra'ase Of - Whole Tickets sIoUIi.es Quarters in pro-
portion ~
$4,000 Capital!
heiAnifa Lottery, CAs ~ 10 be drawn Alexandra. C.
s1iud,y pa August, No.. End - Dawn
SpIeBdid 600 1900 5000 sSOe 5000 ioI7 loo
prizes OF 1000, Tickets halves s. qu.nrts $50 CENT
cate OF package OF IS Whole Tickets sl3O-aIvs and Quar-
ieTs IN proportion
Grand Capital Of $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Class -. be at Alexandria C.
Saturday Both August 1885 - Nos Drawn Rao,. Grad
seheme-siOOJO IS 600 1000 SI90 pz-- Of 5000 10 OF
1900 "a OF 1900 so OF 1000 &c Tek-, oo,
halves , qrs 80 Certificate OF package Who'll.
slfO-iiAyes and Quarters proportion.
20 Oders for Tickets and sharvs Certificate. OF
IN he above splendid Lotteries wall
'sn''on and an account OF each drawing will
aT over to a Who order Tickets from poe
Address JOHy n ~ ,pgp -
80 R,-Ir,.,.I n,
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~ SPECIAL s1FIzss 5o1 vHI 7siSvss,

Great Fire Ia Nswpsr,-tLe Ocean IIou.s L.,., A., Az
ground-Des,h Of Samuel y. Gardiner E.a and p.sL..
bic Isos Of several Lives.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune,
Ut iI kEwrJsr Sunday. 4 O'Clock p. NJ Aue g.
Deer Nr: We arrived here tho mi.
morning 81 o'clock. aud very greatly eh.y,,, a.,
lind Tho Ocean House full and oveIfiownx with ueo,l.
more 'hsn hundred being turned away W.. ,r,ed with
similar bad luck the Aisntc aud Bellevue house and then
spent iouf OF live hours in trying to gain sda,.son to
private house. htleng,h ~eIs lodged in oler.be conn.
fort at To~nsend's Hotel
Probably no watering place in the Usion v., ava, -
I" NespoH !. the present. There were
over e. hundr-d Hnd nifty strangers IN the Ocean House
alone, aud every plsc. the CITY FULL
but u turued that our H., 70, nj helm. u &.
"'o Oe'an House was foolish aud wicked. Al about
!" osy while the fashionable throng w.r, drr..ny
,sf olnne'' the eookhou.e. small buJirg jonin, the
hssein wing OF the oel caught IN the ceiling from d,.b
Tell, 10 the ro,f ~
la an ns'sn, the cry Of fire given and such seen,
oi centurion and distress ensued as no man e,d .h IN
see"'eo' he boarder- running from room 10 room
screaming Tor their friends brothers, husbands, wives and
children, aud NIL inquIring with white lips the cause
oi the slartn There u M pitil.s. lack of water
shd u'e hincs sez"d with fury upIn the eAetnely dry
aud conhusuble material VI which cook hou,. "a we,
as the whole building composed. The bells ranx the
aaIn-ihe whole city hurried the spot md IN, n,non
already became general that timber Of the whole of
Tins graceful aud airy but light aud unsubstantaI eJc.
could be saved. ~
,..,. ~ carrying OUT baggage now began IN great
eafnes and lar arsiOcrate hands, albeit unused q. t.
~. Is. sss ped incredible tasks OF portersxe.
arg ano h'sghihcent furor Ut the hotel occupy ing
in,,,,. ~, ~, r"o' was now suipped OF ITS costly
ufhufe nnd the hid directly opposite. aud To th. North
ward o the Hotel became speedily flied with trunks boz.
/, a,,ircd I,J I., v 'ut' was hneu win elegant.
,i,e,,o. '"'"s 'he loss VI 'heif dinners or their
.W.,.,,
I,sm,n ,nJ r. t vas inc unanswered cry OF the
r"ehon ahd the Citizens who had rushed spot t.
E,,. n,n,,,,nn, '..t, "oue eou'a De procured lhe
-snh,, pp's s :" DC .me'en' anu well organ
ri, t., ~; Is uai,ns-ou' ~hat good were their
v ,,en ,L,, d. s'I, u, ~a'c, IL was no" clear
h,u,s Nh. .LI III, - .ou'o NOT Do saved ahd IN Two
-, ', ,iouse' ~hs oui by tue Ocean House Com
valued at s3G OO0 md ,n.a,a. - y. as WINTER. wa"
for Sls 600 II w., ,.,d - ~. ,'a en- una Boston
porr who maid y - go, #. y, 'o u " W easer OF New
m the form of n, 4 ,,; .ne ouoing was
ern win, bei,, aoc C., u sna cas'-me Noith.
by 3I-ou, ,s,,i,. Ri nu he Iase,n wing i1a
,i,,,,o, ,,s I."''cI s. ~ contained 2oo rooms. Its
heavy hIo,y u, N, y,i'u''"ainx' anu It's loss In
xi,s =, 49,, "po,'' rs wen as an Understandable incon
- N v 1 o'a'oe"-a great many OF whom were
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
HEAffa'REsfSFXfIyE'

~ pasSnsAaoss Aaaiass t.Aks s.L,
49, me "sahh Restorative and feeling hss~ Ar h., M. -,
mea elect 10y tb- iavo o Provd~ ur
or means o' restoring h-ath Of
eeo.Afed and dansnis msnsS- Of rs- ,s.
sre ased and venerable individuals nov -,
eonven'eny before The invalid remedy m, s..a
m seoarSe Of tLr s n, ho,
fo have been swept a~aybs n. ime.
90 WA pAr % thoroughly ansrward s-d.o. q.
so 'ho.- DISEASES To ,hs humane aud esdsr heated q IL
and n.sinx sight d-p,a
n..f '- from has o sekne-s pain al. his Ola
sa he cares aud da,-s OF life. amply OF TN, s,.
Restorative VI Natures Pubetoas y,r, eo,h. a.
nost Immediately yield under bov,y, m
chronic hey have been the pou,t m, Re-.
ofasr begins To er.rt and then u. power, Tn. Pro-
peto earnestly all with AN, a.. = AZ
IN" nnfs or Liver Pain the Chest SID. AMI o o,
vince ,b- of tic if~ah Restorative. -.p,. IN. o.n,h
which h attached To all advertised medicine. Us. h. ,,,v 80
nr convinced Of It's however you h,y,
Ihr oho~nr certificate 4. ffos' Dr. Ch,on tbs veil Lpo~.
New York Chemist ~
have shayErd botir of medicine called Br,,
heahh Restorative and lind that contain Mercury n,
any other m-ae PREPARATION opium in any Of ~. G,r. n
e'uposedof vegetable entirely"
Jaws r. CmiIros ~ d.
O. BhiNckRRiiOrr, Proyrietor N y
HoRAcE EvrRErT, u. 4. Agent
Principal Once 20 Hudson Street, New York
ep por sale by the Agents.
je25 GAyNoR yyooD 4 RI n-.
Neir YORK. Advertisements
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Hichmond. VA.
U N ID T. X TIL T. EXCHAN GE. No. Z

W WHAT splendid business farming mus,
~fr n"hng, only Crops short max. half an annl H.
lai' w The year = country
NV are your e"fs oh, bad l.d rain
Hhu "a' an aeeounts had but u,- ,a a.,
H~rd-i the Woodland the etop u u- .,r.n IT.. - a.,
Nfafat Farm and the low grounds w.,b~ Ir. n
sNr "p digging and appy ioYr and r money
Remittance ~ return uiat aud Capital Pm. TIN. n
The easiest thing Nature. following To- A.,
Al "rt"fs strictly confidential with Hoyt.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
Capital 49,. 29I-Neu $50 900,
henndris LotreTy Class b. be drawn NJ A.,.n,,f,
rAufdy 9Th August, iei5 - Nos Drawn Halo,.
reh-m--s3a2pf 10000 1000 przss OF IOoo 80
900 &c Tickets sio hsle. s. qusrt.rs so e.rsr,, NJ
." NV
S25.100 Capital,
Alexandria Lottery clas- J.. he drawn AL raoiri,
saturday 10th August 1855 splendid ~. 90 No. and
prEs Of 1909 &c Tickets only $40 halves au,r.,. 80
e-rnhea'e OF package OF - tickets sitO-LaIyes spd
quarters an proportion
$4,000 Capital!
A+'andrln Lottery, Ca<- 81 b. drawn at Ae.anIri,
saturday s August, iets. IS and 10 Dr,wb R,na
Splendid seheme-s30,COO 5000 1000 300 In- oo
p1-. of 1000 Tickets $40 hay.. S. qu,r.r, ;o
certificate OF package Of IS sO-hay., md
quarters an proPOrOu.
Grand Capital Of $4,000!
saiurday, 10Th August. isi5 &c and ~ Drawn
Grnnd seh---sIO 7eJO $3.50 pry, n eooo m
OF i'os 20 OF 1900 so Of 1909 Go Tickets ,py
hAFe' quarters So Cenneai- Of packaEe ~ whole
ueAsD sIfo-hal'es and quarters in proportion
s-PrTspn- visiting city should call on Howl n they wan,
MONEY '' ' "A"'
W Or"rs for Tickets and shares certificate, Of
IN s above iendd Lotteries ree.iv. the mot pryU
uoh ana an aeeountof each drawing Will be to
all Who order Ticket. from IA N i,nyT
Richmond July
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From the Winehester Republican.
Nos.
POPULAR EDUCATION.

The subject Of 'rLf- MADE MEN continued.
JANIS FERGUSON. the celebrated writer Astronomy,
OF the remarkable instances Of
which the literary world has Ills father the
humble condition Of day-lsborcr.
Al the sge of eight. young Ferguson actually
discovered two OF the most important truths IN mechanics
the lever aud the wheel aud axle lie afterwards hit upon
others, without teacher book and with tool
simple turning lathe, and pocket knife White he WAS
feeding his flock, in the employment Of neighborinx
mer. he used To busy himself in making models mills
spinning wheels &c. during the day, and studying the
stars nj night.
In l74s he commenced hi, public leetures and in 1863
he elected Fellow OF the Royal Society; the usual
fees being RENTED as had been done in the VI New
ton and Thomas Simpson. George ILL.,, wlo when boy
was occasionally among tho auditors Of his public lectures
soon after his accession to the throne pension
hiiy pounds per snnum from tho priyy purse.
Tho famous Bks JossoS worked for some time as a
brckliyer sr land let them blush" says the
historian Fuller THAT Aape but those that not
fu calling" He helped IN the building OF the
iuro oi Lncolns Inn. aud while having Hooei his hand
he had book in his pocket.
The father OF JouN ORR, tho great English portrait
ter working carpenter in Cornwall. ORR was rais
ed from the bottom OF saw-pt, where he employed
ia cutting wood, to the Proessorshp Painting IN the
Royal Academy. lie was not only excellent artist but
also admirable writer upon the art.
WILLIAM Huron. author OF the History OF Brnin ham
Fellow Of the Auqusrisn Society," &C. Of very
indigent parents my mother, says Hutton more
than once, infant her knee aud lew more hang,
ing about her. have all tasted whole day and when food
arrived. she suffered them, with tear take her share
From his seventh his fourIee nth year worked in silk
ml.-and was then bound apprentice To a stocking
weaver in Nottingham.
WIscKELNAs, OF the distinguishes writer's ON
classic antiquities and the fine modern times have
produced, was the son Of shoemaker. lie conryed To
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PURCELL'S OFFICE.

nRAwN Nos Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery Gas, No 50
- dIa~nYd August ssooOo Capital
81 ~ 20 30 50 - - - 81 l3 - e 60
Half Nos 81 81 o. rrLs OF $50 by
Drawn No. Of Posonose No I5a
IL 80 Is 80 81 lS 50 ~ 5 ~ - Is
Drawn Numbers 1t the Delaware CI,.s Isl.
IL II "a 81 sc - ~ 30 Is ~ ) II
Hall, II 81 ~. $780, sold and paid by Purcell Single
Number 81 so
Drawn Numbers Of Pokomoke. No 154:
Go 50 Is 25 81 Is 20 - ~ 81
Lowest Prize S.
Drawn Number. Of the Delaware. Class Is6:
80 6O ~ % 80 - - IL 9 6j | 30 -
Lowest FREE 81.
a a. Sold snd paid
~ GO iby Purcell.
This Days MaI-Capal $50 900. 5000, 10 of 500,
1850. 1000 Tickets So. halves 50, qrs | 25
To.mouow.-Sl2. 900 for 81
Also $1,000 for ST. For 'insle Tickets packages,
NEXT MONDAY
$4,000 Dollars loo OF 1000,
In this Lottery number rrt- below 81 900
all others $1,000 Grand CondNrd Lottery 80 ST. To Re dawn
evening-c6 number 10 dawn-faDd Capital 600 100 Of
1000 TieAetss lO, halvss :. quartcrs2 SO.
10000 Dollars !-l5 .uO0-IOO Of 600
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery Class SIS to BE- drawn At Wi
mnstou, Saturday 10Th AuEu-nwing received NonJy Isth
inst Gnnd Captsl-s1ooou. $1,000. 1900, 5000 s9s.
ee Of 1900 20 Of $50 500. 400 200, Tickets sra halves
9, quaueuJ
10000 Dollars rs Numbers. Is Drawn.
Gmnd Consolidated Lottery, Class No Sc.
day August 21-awng 25th instant Grand C,pt,-
100000 5000. 5000 eJ7O of sOoo 1900 10 Of 1000
800 900 500 Tickets $40. halvcs 5. qususrs 25o.
10000 Dollars, 1000! 100 Of 900,
Grand Consolidated fott, No ST. to be drawn at W Elimination
b~sre Aug 3Uthirs~ng received ist Sepeusr Cant "a
1 slves 5, quarters So
pLy- For fun Schemes. NJ the oabee
W Tickets In N. above, and Lotteries under the popular
manitsmeni ot u FAME Co. Constantly fut sa- Ord.f.
COZ tdcna and the drawings u PrEcgtt
TN etier enclosing ea hostage NEED not b.
pad kfmtmb'f iof sfsc PE's and ProHpt pay address
au7 q, ~ ptfRfpfI 'p,.,....I a..
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TURIN YER AHEAD
ihE ~ CAPITAL PRIZE AGAIN SOLID,
5000,
Drawing OF Mon,ngsliA Lottery, Cha 30-Jul, 9th.
,,, ~ 81 IS Is 80 10 Sd ca IS 50 is
Whoe Ticket Nos. 10 SIS 81 An ..,l1 ,,d ,,;J "a;
lan do Nos 50 "a the shove by y"
Quarter d. Nos IL 20 So w.P. TiyRPIN
70 Hal T'ehrt Nos IA the .-eoni NJ ,,oo
u- "ie'y dra~n Tue -iay. inst ,., ,Li a, Tt,prs
and "a d at has chies last evening. ~
Dawn Ms of the I>o'trry-ALIa.ir,a NJ, ~, r,,,,.
80 % 81 Is ~ ~ 81 81 % Z. A.
ma. mahes tho hu''h Capital anJ e.h. b., Turn,
within the last Too Month, VIZ - ''P"'
Who's Ticket Nos. Is hr.t ,,apf,,IP,,. soooa,
ouar-r 90 d, ~ a. 90 first 90 do .noa
=. no do do GO. - do oo.o
nan d. do II o. I'd do do os.o
n.,d.s -nndy smaller Prizes $1,000 500 300 200 ke
W Al sold and pad BY rurp,n 2I.t May L,t
persons IN the county requested ramip. In. eo;,,
~ OF Seh.pe' I" he dawn IA the August and Il
money 10 wanted for pufpD-. b. had a, sIl,. . ,
mtahoe fof Packages c.n snr TI,L- IN me az 81
'"sfs- Tn the CAPITAL PRIZE SELLER T,n, a.. 49,,
~ @ by re'nrn mail add the drawing when .que,l.d
A. -Son a. received 91- Podaz-s not l,. r,d RI
Capital 3j.294-Neu $50 900,
hr'anda Lottery 'as ak-,o Saturday 9th Au,,,,
20 Nos and - Drawn Ballots
SCHEME:
s3s'99t siOosO
'ooo
'o p1's OF 1000 50 priI-- of 900
&c. &c.
Tickets si0-Hss-- 5-Qu.t,.r. 90
nrfnra" 81 rseksk. Of WhoI T,es-t. sI1o-U,I,..
and 0isTt-rs proportion
VI In addition -rxe Sch. mes " r h., ,t
." h- i"s"i-In smaller Acknowledgment ranging from, ,Ooo
aud Tek"t- rom 20 s5ldra~ing. Of which ar. re-
'edday ro' prizes in any Lottery, address
H. ne w. p. TURPIS
uout u.
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ILLusrRIous MrcY..es-AI,n, ,b. f,,b., =, ,h L.
man race was n gardner "A, had boy.y,, go
propensity for tasting unwholesome fruit which n,odc
very injurious effects both upop himself and b orn
Noah was u shipwright and n husba ndman m. 49,
gated the whole his ark aud got seas over" in
his vineyard
solomon was an architect poet and N phiosooho, his
conduct however was moi always INV line and mia he
the circe OF dissipation was cratic in his napina,ions
and violated his own masims His and
Of mind however, reclaimed him. and his r.nen,pcs =.
the most beautiful OF the works WHICH he has I, far M
The Apo,,le PAM va, n ton, make, and I.ho., ;,,
his hands ut his vocation while he endeovorrd 10 nfo
into the minds Of his fenw men, the important ttu,ls n
revelation Will, he screened ,bon, ,.,,n .,nI -
sce. from the weather he held above ,hsr sanls H..
Of divine protection.
Mathew was poor fisherman he rcliuaui.hed his hum,
bic calling for that OF missionary, and io.d
~ draw from the fiery pillows of poidiripn.
Quintus CnclDnatus plOughman and was invoked
TO tho government and dictatorship OF Rome. His Iabors
in the political field successful those upon the
soil.
Arsaces private mechanic, and called to found
che Patthian Empire. lie built up powerful nation and
erected for himself muusoeum of fans, which i. ,nJe
sfrucfible
THmehane the Conqueror Of Asia was also a mechanic;
he rough hs~ed Bajonet, and carved his way fortune
Massaniello Nespotan fisherman was rafael ~ tho
command Of fifty thousand men, and gave up , lines for
lines Of bayonets and seines for scenes OF
John OF Leyden, in Germany, a tailor, and rose to
tho dignity of king He cut out for bm.e h.d NO. .,
work, however, aud afterwards came to miserable end
His goose did not fly well.
Zeno. the famous Bishop Of Constantia, who had the
largest diocese IN that country, weaver lie directed
lns attention To the habits both Of soul aud body.
stephen Tudiner halter in upper Austria, was made
general, and commanded army OF sixty thousand lie
made hats Tor others, but preferred for himself ehapeau
Wamer, shoemaker, succeeded him IN command but
was ssin by Count Pspenhem. file converted his aw into
. sword; "his last worse than the first"
MI Edmund, baker Of Sterling, in Scotland show cd
.ihuDderbot of war ;n.,,vus AdonI, " - L .''
made general maker Of bread might be supposed TO
know how TO rise.
Peter tho Great Emperor Of Russia, worked at ship
bading. lie learned tho Russian Bear how TO manage
boat.
Charles III, Of England. in ivory nor could