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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
TKIUMPnANr SUCCESS.

rONSGMPfiNES remember that i, is 'lh"nPson's
OCompound Syrup Of Tar snd Wood Naptha which
is daily .rctng such temarkssle cures IN PulnN,nary
Cunsu mp,ion, Ashna, Brnehiis Splitting bhcd :.
Pain the Side aud Breast, Sore Ihra,, liafsenrs',
palpta,ion Of lhe Heart Whoopng Cough. Group.
Hives Nervous lremors. Liver Complaint aud Dses-~d
Kidneys. &c. Therefore, beware Of all spurious min
lures OF Tor Or Nap,ha, ne limitations are abroad.
Mr.. S. = Thonrpon Dear Sir-1be asioniphiox
beneh, have experienced iru,n the Vi your Com
pound 5, o Tar and Napha, rende,s il duty 10 In
orm you Of It. had been lung afflicted with very had
cough. causing pain in the breast, with great ops
pvsson difficulty Of breathing and hss Of appetite. b.
sing varous fenrdi,s without effect. became sarired.
heard Of yuur medicine, but being avrse To using m"st
..io.rt..-t -ii-!s--, .i-'. LA .ihsrs ts Whist
had been using. Finding myself getting woss,R
friend persuaded to ny bonle Of your p~Psrn'ion.
yin2 "he owed his life 10 its virtues" immediately
procured butte and commenced using !, and briDre
lad taken two bolllcs was completely rssowa ~
health.
Solely for the benefit ofolhers make he abose brief
abatement. Any further Inquiries can bs made u my
residence, llS Catherine street.
Respectfully yours.
FRANCIS PROVOST.
Price. 80 els. por bo,i,e--s,x ho,,les fr 81 SO.
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
l4geniyo Lynehburg aud vicinity.
Feb. 10 wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
Or Centre Drnmght Plougi.
WV, H. G.IEi.v.ETT,

Ar THE CORNER DELow THE FRANKLIN lioTrL,
II EEPS constantly ON hand = variety oi FAMILY
IN GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. to which no
invites The particular aen ion III buyers. both in
and country and assures Them that they will be cold Al
reasonable prices.
He 10 alsn prepared accommodate Travellers with
Board aud Lodging. either by The day week and
promises them that h,s table will be supplied with the
best t,rs the msrk. affords lie asks his country ac.
quanlances 10 give him call A good stable cont snent
with plenty of Provendsr and attentive Osllrrs.
WM. n. GARNETT.
n. BIO OF IL BoardeS will be taken by the week
or month moderate terms.
Feb. % wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

fVNTIE citizens of Lynchburp are must respectfully In
Il formed that q. B.ftioIrs PROPOSES 10 Commence
his course of musical instruction, IN tho
PIANO, GUITAR, FLUTE AND VIOLIN.
the 23d inst |, 10 desirable. therefore, that thoso
who are disposed To bes,ow their patronage On him
would he kind enough To inftm him OF II.
His oflce will be over ID. X. Lyman's store.
Terms Tor months instruction. other Of the abov
,us,rumenls 425.
IN Feb 70 I'm If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
.V'OTIC'E.

.v'OTECE.
ID w. CRENSilAW having Withdrawn from tho
HI. FIRM of McClaEahan, Crensl,aw X Co.,. the
business will b., continued formerly, by the subscri
hers, under the style and firm ot McCl,nshsn q 10.
JNO G. McCLANAHAN.
T., &. McCLANAHAN.
Fet. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

A MEETING Of The Stockholders Of the Lynchbufg
n Manufacturing Company. will DO held, CIV ad-
imrnmen,,) atthe Washington Hotel, on Friday. the
6,b dav Of March nc.t, at 8 O'Clock. p. NJ.
o'' JOHN G. MEEM. Pres'',
Feb. 20 ""N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
ron RRHn6rN.

FuItlE Subscribers. under the firm Of George Watt \
Il Co. are engaged in manufacturing IN ,hs city of
Richmond. Va. that highly Improved Plough invented
and patented few years since ny George Wat. aud
Introduced The Vugnia public. in editorial article
Of III. Southern Psnlrr ior Junc, lSA2 styled by way
OF description
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
Fresh GnrIlen Seed.

Fresh GarGleM Seed.
IVf1 subscriber has just received his spring supply
Il Of Garden Seed, consisting Of u variety of kinds Of
Cabbsgrs, Bees Radishes. Cncu mbers, Lettuce. Sal
say. Tomato Pepper Egg Plant, Celery, Bee's. Pars>
nips. MeloEs, &c. &c.
EARLY Mny Peas.
large white Lima Beans, Horticultural Beans, Du,ch
Cas-. Knife Beans. and few choice Flower Seeds.
The Seed, are neatly put up; with directions for
planns and warranted fresh.
For sale hy
JOHN H. SEAY. Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

-
eS3ss
Or Centre DrnMght Plough.
For fuller accoun, Of It's principles and character
see an advertisement the Richmond Enquirer and tho
Wing. The certificates uf the gentlemen named In
that notice. may be this office, and tho s,re
Of Mr.. john Hnlins. In Lynchburg. Upwards Of 200
others will testify substantially Tho same thing.
Or Patents Rights Tor sale Pesons engaged In tho
Pouah making husnrss, may ptomoe their interests by
securing Tho right for their counties districts wi,hou,
delay
o. Address, George Wan 4 Co. Richmond Va.
GEORGE WATT. JR..
JOSEPH $. WALrHALI.
Feb % WIN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14
NEVER MIND IT, DEAR.-Mary Mill.

NEVER MIND IT, DEAR.-Mary Mill
man mad 90 often heard her mother say.
Never mind il, dear!' that when any hit
lie acciden. happened to her play.hings.
even If she were alone. she used TO say
to herself, Never mind it, dear! This
little saying had done Mary great deal
Of good, for il had taught her 10 bear that
meekly, which used 10 put her out Of tenn
per.
One day a. I went by the door Of the
room where Mary was nursing her doll,
The doll fell down, and its nose was bro
ken, when Mary cried out directly, as she
picked II up, Never mind il dear; never
mind it dear!' oh, thought /, ] wish We
could all NEE, our troubles in the same
spirit Mary's mother brings up her lit
lie girl in the fear Of God. and teaches her
no. only TO be patient under trials. but al
90 to be grateful for every blessing she en-
lows. Christian mothers are great mer-
cies:
On deeds Of love intent,
They mould the youthful mind;
And % the twig is bent,
When heavenly grace is sent,
The tree will be inclined.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

WosEN IN BATrLE.-I. appears from
the account Of she defence Of the Parana,
tina. tho Amazons of South America sus-.
tanned the ancient renown and glory OF
their country women. Many OF them fell
dead in defending the Republic against the
allied English and French forces. Hero.
ic women! Their deeds will live in HE.
tory; and the defence Of the Parans, -
which they fought 50 bravely, will Be, one
Of the watch words Of liberty while Re-.
publicanism exists. And This - the couns
try that England and France hope 10 sub,
due! A country in which even the wo..,
men are soldiers! Vain hope. Bul II the
poor Argen.ines can do such execution
with ligh. sr,illery-if their little forts can
sustain . con,est Of nine hours-35 light
guns against 1l3 heavy pieces--whas
could North Americans do!- N. Y. San.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14


COOP ENOUGH TO Dc LEADRD.-A cor.
respondent Of the 81. Louis Republican
writes from Washington az follows:
= "While upon the subject Of the foreign
corps, cannot resist the temp
talon, 70 relate most admirable joke that
occurred here few days since between
MIR. Hsnnegan, one of The Senators from
Indiana, and Mr.. Bodisco. the Russian
Minister. The latter addressed the for
mer in this wise 81 suppose when yonr
country has got eli Of Oregon by your doc.
.rine Of configuity. you will be for laying
claim 70 portion Of ,he Russian terrific.
ry.' Mr.. flanagan replied, that he did
not think 90 70 which Mr.. Bodisco re,
joined. probably the United States would
refrain from the attempts. through the APP
prehension that she would be successfully
resisted BY Russia Mr. flanagan. with
some little warmth, retorted. that he did
not know that ihe United States could
whip Russia. hut he was very confiden
are could thrash the Circassiaas. i j,
unnecessary 10 add thst the representative
Of the sutocsas discovered that he had va
ked up The wrong passenger. aud VA
willing 10 chssge the subject with iii
Iloosier, Without pressing the converse
lion any f5sshsr."
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

ToTAL ABOLITION OF ,SNoKE.-Ths
Duke Of Wellington has prohibited smok.
ing in the army. s3.......
Qneen Isabella has prohibited smoking
10 the Spanish students. 800. =
The King Of Naples. too. We UNDER.
stand, has sent I similar prohibition 70
Mt. Eesuvius. @
Ifthess prohibitions are carried on much
fur.her, there will be nothing left shortly
10 the way Of smoke. excepting onesnss
speech. la 5il
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

WoRK,No FOR A LlylNo.-The follow.
ing excellen. article in tho Offering. edit-
ed by the factory girls al Lowell. breathes
the RICH, spirit: -"W Whence originated The
idea that il was derogatory TO lady's dig.
nifty. or bio. upon female character. 10
labor. And who was the 6rss to say sneer.
,ngly-.Oh, che works for living
Surely. such ideas and expressions ought
not TO grow on Republican soil. Tbs
time has been when ladies Of the 6rst rank
were accustomed TO busy .hemselves in
domestic employment. Homer tells -
Of princesses who used TO draw watsf
from the springs. and wash with their own
hands The finest Of the linens Of their 20.
spec.ive families. The famous Lucresia
used to spin, in the midst Of her a.ssnd>
ants; and the wife of Ulysses, after the
seige Of Troy. employed herself in weav.'
ing until her husband returned from lib.
AGA" 2
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14
THE CONsUMPTIvE.

Nay. tell me not that even now
My life Is on the wane;
That meath the green sod l shall lie
Ere Spring time come again.
A crimson flush is on my cheek.
There's brightness in my eye;
And I'm 30 young-I cannot think,
Dear friends, that l shall die.
You'll bear me hence to Southern cline.
Where gentle zcphyrs dwell,
And caroling Of birds is heard.
And flowers love so well.
There winter cannot pierce me with
And I'll not feel his cold hand ress
So heavy on my heart.
But when the buds are on the trees,
And M sweet violets come;
shall be strong and well again,
And then you'll bring me home.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14
NAPOLEON THE MAN OF DESTINY.


The subjoined intense description Of the
genius Of Napoleon and the purposes for
which that wonderful man seems TO have
been created, 90 far as human reason can
venture to fa,hom the designs Of Provi.
dence, is from the last chapter Of MARS
ton; or, the Memoirs Of Statesman"
published in the September number Of
"Blackwood." Rarely have we read a
passage Of greater force; or. indeed. Of
greater truth; and tracing Napoleon's IA
tai error in rega.d to Poland, so powerful.
~ alluded 10 below, still further back. we
may SEQ its origin in the ill.stsrred matri-
non,al alliance with Austria. There was
Tie weight that dragged him down. Il.
was there tina, he proved false TO his mis-
sion. as ".he setter up and pulIer down Of
kings" by pandering 10 Legitimacy. and
encumbering himseIf with trammels which
destroyed his force as the armed represen.
ta,ive of regenera,ed France. To please
Austria. Poland was forsaken; and The
mighty fabric Of imperial power was sha-
ken TO i.s founda,ion.-Ed. Meals Gaz.
Il have been for three days on the Wis
lula. gazing at the march Of the Grand
Army 1t we'll deserves the name. ltis
The m,gh.ies. mass Of power ever combin-
ed under one head-half million Of m.n.
The armies Of Persia were gatherings Of
clowns compared with this incompatible
display OF soldiership; the armies Of Alar-
e and Aa.illa were hordes Of savages in
COMPARISON; the armies Of ancient Rome
sIone approached it in point Of discipline,
bot the most powerful Roman army never
nached a fifth of lis number. see be-
fore me this moment the conquerors Of the
continent, the brigades which have swept
Italy. the bayone.s and cannon which
have broken down Austria, and extin'
suished Prussia. The eagles are now OF
'he wing for q migh,ier prey"
This prediction was like the prayers Q
The Homeric heroes
zone half the gods Dispersed in empty ait"
Poland was not 10 be liberated; the cri
'l' was superb. but the weapon was no
equal 10 the blow. Il was the first m
stance in which the French emperor wa
found inferior 70 his fortune. With in
comparable force Of intellect, Napoleon
wanted grandeur Of mind. Il has becom
The custom of later years TO deny hin
even superiority Of intellect: but the ma
who. in contest open to all. goes befor
aA-vho converts republic. With ail IL
Ndor. haugh,iness, and passion, into ]
monarchy at once as rigid and a. magni6
cent - an oriental dsspotism-who. in
country Of warriors, makes himself IN
'sading warrior--who, among the clrcl
s'shia circle Of ,hs subslsss political IL
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14
JOAN Boil AND WAa.-On several oc'

.JoHN Boil AND WAa.-On several oc.
casions John Bull has played the game OF
buster with this country. but after Show
ing his teeth. aad finding that Jonathan
was no, seriously scared, but on the whole
willing to receive him in his worst shape.
he has hauled in his horns. and begged Ter
oeace. II is about a. much as the big
bellied old fellow can do 10 keep his own
family in subjec,ion, and attend 10 China.
Ica;a, and iii the commercial stations over
which he always keeps close watch
He has not much force 10 spare on the
coast Of America. after all. and he 10 IN no
rood condition 10 'sgi.ase matters serious
". for his darling slaves al home are eager
10 shake his life out His policy u TO gel
all he can through threats and scare'crows'
bu, he does not mean to tight.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

oLANDER.-lt is q poor soul that canno,
bear Islander. No decent man can Get
along without il; a least none ,ha, are
actually engaged in lha- :.
some modest boon which he has asked.
he goes round and SANDERS you. In 6ne,
as we said before, we would not give
cen. for man who il not slandered; it
shows that he il either milksop or
fool. No, no; earn bad name by bad
fellow, and you can easily do 50 by cor
rect conduct, il is the only way 10 prove
that you are entitled 10 good once.-Tst.
tier. 81
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

In what il termed the gold room q
Windsor Castle. in which Ill tho royal
plate il kept. 10 service which was pre-.
scented 10 William Nv. BY the herchtnts
Of Liverpool, Tor his snpport Of tie sssss
fyode. Its valued Il 013 900. 600.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14
WHOLE NO $40.

DREAAlN6 AND ScHENlMo.-We like
good story. and the last number Of
lakewood furnishes one, o fo1lov9s
Some years ego, when IN the world
were mad upon lotteries, the cook Of {
middle aged gentleman drew from his
hands the savings Of some years. Hes
master curious 10 learn the cause, learned
that she had repeatedly dreamed that s
number was great prise. and shehad
bought il. 80
tie called her fool for her pains. and
never omitted "a occasion 10 ,eaxe re,
upon the subject. One day, however.
'.le mas,er saw ia tho newspaper. OF !,
sc aoosaslls1a j. ,hs sqan,,y tom. .h.s
prize. The cook is called up. pal.y.,
ensues-had known each Other man
years. 10th to part. DC; in short. he pro.
poses and is accepted. and insists on MAJ.
rage oeIng celebrated the next MORAN.
Married they were, and as The c,rr;.ss:
took them from the church, thew en;ovsS
Inc following dialogue: '~s
,,v wei Wv MoiIy-'wo happy events in on.
'sy. !on have married, l trust. /. oood
husband: You have something elsss &C.
~! nrs' let me ask you where YOU h.ve
ocked up your lottery ticket p
MoI'y' who thought that her mas,ee
vas only banterlng her upon the old no;r,
''ed don't you say no more abou, &.
..ought how It would be, and ,h.,f
noold never hear the end ont, 90 cold
70 the baker Of our village for 4 euine.
SC 80 you need never be angry with
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

OF. VALENTINES DAY.-The custnn
q nonor'ng this day is becoming 90 een-
e'al, mat We think ehor, history Of i,
would De interesting. II oripina,ed viii
me heathens. being Superstition, cus,om
o! ooys drawing the names Of girls. on ,h.
aon q February. in honor Of ,heir rod
ness Febfucata Juno. ST. Valentine. q
.ne 90 century, abolished the practice, and
mad substituted the Names Of saints = Ri.
.en given this day; but oil powerful cus-
'om prevailed over the good saints efforts.
and .nslead Of reforming the practice. his
'ered fDartyrdom under CIaud;m. ~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

The n. Y. Tribune spsaks a ! nswsps.
per that Is 10 b issusd semi vsskly nm
der he control Of An editor whoss .name
guarantees that il will not only b u Mig
paper. bot vigorous and e1setive cas.s
The editors name il Mnd3.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

The king 81 Bavaria has Issued de-
cree. ordering that in future I'll persons
killed ia dnSls, or who have committed
suicide, shall b intarrsd without religious
ceremony of any kind.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

An lLLuslvE ABsTRAcrloN.-A Bourbo,
prince thought himself dead. aud ref1se.
20 eat until his friends invited him 10 dinl
with Turenne and Other Frenci, heroe,
long since departed.
There was tFadesmsn who insiatet
that 10 was aseven shilling piece. and al.
verified himself thus IL my wife pre-.
SCENTS mo for payment, don't change me-
| Bishop Warburton tells 10 of man
who thought hiaself I goose pie; and
pr. FerridAy had patient Who though,
DO had swallowed The devil.
10 Paris there lived man who though.
g bad. win others. been gnilIo,insd; and
---s.Tss,. bus "a 1.,.i a.- a,
gOs tho wrong one. ..
The Rev. Simon Brown died OIL, ~.
convection that his rational soul was ami.
Inflated by special ga. Of the divine I'M.
and patient in the Friend's Retrea,. !,
I ofk. thought he had no soul, hear. -
lungs. '' "
Tho wife Of Solomon Galenu, sanl i,
20 state Of extreme melancholv from ~.
deep conviction that she wa: . v;.;,an,
from the tomb, but sen. back to the world
without her heart, for God had detained
that in heaven.
A soldier Of the field Of Austerli,z w..
struck with delicious conviction Tho, :.
was but an ill>made model of his forms-
'eIf. You ask how Pere Lamber, ;.,
re would say; he il dead-kiIled a, Aus.
erll'z; that you now see is mere ma. T
hIne made III his likeness
Vicen'inus believed himself TOO laree
, pass any Of his doorways. To dispel I
D. illusion, his physician resolved n.
houId be dragged through this aperture
force. This erroneous dictate wa. I
oeyed, but az he was forced along. vi
'nt'nus screamed out in agony that hi, I
mos were fractured and the flesh torn o
om his bones. In this horrid delusioo. |
TN terrific imPrecations against his mur. =
'er'' ne died.-[Philosopby Of Mys,ery y
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

The ScHooLnAsrER ABHoAD.-ine tol'
lowing note Wa picked up in Raleigh. y.
Carolina: "a :,
.Mr -- ST pies sen me TO gallon
wi,cah By the meyer boy dave and lot i
b sud and you vii tlsgs yer frind.'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

~. - asNNION1ANsD AENxAN
$50 - nom lie spssk M ,v;,.s3 - .
~ nsoee ~ fo6nninr aeSI-sa 81 ~ - Z 50
- nstthe juics miSnauned a; 81
CaA--ease she br;m1;cs 49, 49,, ongnla g.
H lidenf dsath an.l 81. ~ y. p''
Wake kom the v;r.ss - ~ 4. &. S.
And er,,eh nj hI;-hs ~ s sses NM u
= '''s 'oA1sese mud
dssh the wioe-cnn 49,, -
No more he p,,,nl. .1l...- 4. .s ~
~ reason. pssrl 81 counilss. ,. .,'.
- c.o1 A1s nov-e 80 ~ byihe
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

THE BLESSINGS OF CHRIsTlANlTY.-A
beautiful writer says that Christianity en-
tiers the hut Of The poor man. and sits down
with him and his children il makes them
happy in the midst of priva.ions. and
leaves behind an everlasting blessing. II
walks through the cities amidst oil their
pom2 and splendor, their imaginable pride,
and their unut,erable misery. purifying.
ennobIine and redeeming angel. !. is q
like the beautiful champion OF childhood,
and the comforting associate Of old age.
I. ennobles the noble. gives wisdom 10 the
wise, and new grace to the lovely. The
patriot. the ministers poet and eloquent
man, derive sublime power from iss infiu'
ence.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

2x
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mo. 50 $500
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80
tIigueso. k,l]les "a & :sgss
them into 1ha u,.,.,;.f 81 ID soslyef
ency. snd s nm a. q. 4. 81 8 NJ sscend
81 1pifjse i.ia q ~ oolt
given go <e;ient .,;d ~. s u. q hs
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best dan g .....--:l - 5. eeros
it6fy name, 81 En,o,. - ~ ~ e.
seldief: he 81 so,;.sc. ,..s'.s 49,. oeen
lexistinr eliolnm.~,, - =. ~ u'sned
Who e modelei M: 49, -. ~ s..seemsn
temper. and ram q 4 d G..osu rs nesy
Undergraduates s. !. ;.s.s.i P'sns 80 ncsco
dyicsory had crnshed IS. IT,. wuo.e nrsf
the ruins of The ti,rnr. !" =. nv Hespcu
of their kine-m,,., ~ - ''e sepu'cnre
1or and : sas,s..,ss. geen negolla.
Sils me- ols intel.
/ 1 ,,s, Iccs ..;.,,s... 80; - uons' q iney
,eiIe.,, N...s..s S. :, = ~na' vslue = n.
a. al, :sOn nay 'nen only Hound
- 49,. ~ Ps'.oa see'e' 9. success; and
.sny -. 'n'e''ecs' simply 70 give him
1870 's"el tnsh oeiong to human |
.'..e. 4yo n'an before dreamed OF snch
os! nv man IN ms Gay rlvaIled II;
~ ''s" s'nce ms Gay mas attempted lis re-
"' NC was iort0nate! What
es.' oo moro chl'dlsh tilan to attempt the
so'u'ion OF tLe problem by fortune! For
'une 10 plantation. Circumstances may
arse beyond the conception Of man; out
*ne1e me feeble mind yields 10 circum-
Stances inc ssrongei one shapes, controls,
ana guides them.
MS man was sent for great purpose
o. Jus'lce: ana was gifted with the facul. !
"es LOT i!s execution. An act Of imperial s
gun nad been committed, Of which Eu> !,
rope was 10 De purged by penalty alone.
ne ia'l OF roland was TO be made NOR e
q. 70 me governments of the earth; and .
Napo'eon was TO be the fiery brand ,ha. il
was 10 imprint the sentence upon the FORE i,
aeaos 0! he great criminals. is in con. Il
emP'a'ions IKE these. that the spir;. OF f
MINISTER'S 10 the wisdom OF man. d
ana. Whatever may be the re.ribution It
OF INDIVIDUALS beyond the grave. justice n
;" na'ons must be done in this world; Il,
hu mere II Will De done. III
me partition OF Poland was the most E
omPse"ensive and audacious crime of,he p.
'oaeFn word. II was deliberate insult. dc
once 10 'ne laws OF nations. and 10 the Lie
no "s- great Dlsposer Of nations. We
,ore d's'inca: OF more cna'ac'er's,c =,
ne cap'sa' o. austria twice e"'e'en ov:' "
'e oodies OF J" ga"an' solo'ers; noss'a .. ~.
'vaged anu MOSCOW ourn'' inc rf"ss,a" :" :
'my exu"guis"eo oy INC massacre u 70 "
a. ana Prussia J" cay ,e"e'eo LOT years ~
were the summary ana solemn re'''uu- ."
on OF heaven: bu!' when me Pena.'y "e
'as paid. the late Of me execu"oher III, e
an'ly followed. 0uht had pu"'sheo :" :
uilt, and justice was 70 oe s''Ke zone az
pom all. Napoleon and his empire van oe
he'd. as the powder vsnishes 'na' ex- ~
lodes the mine. The ground was pro- W
en- up, the structures OF royalty on It's he
'f'ace "efo oeopy ns.'"'Io' ~. ~ s.
al effected the havoc was itself scattered
the air. IN