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A miser. having amassed an immense sum of
money, by denying himself the common nee es-
sares OF life, was much embarrassed where to
lodge it in security. After much consideration,
he fixed upon corner in retired field where he
deposited his treasure, in hole which he had
dug for that purpose. His mind was now for
moment at ease but he had not proceeded many
PAGES on his way home, when his anxiety return.
ed, he could not forbear gong back to see that
every thing was safe. This he repeated so often
that he was observed by man who was looking
over hedge in an ujacent meadow. He, C on
cluding that something extraordinary must be the
occasion of these frequent visits, marked the spo
and coming in the night, and discovering The
prize carried it away: Early the next morning
the miscr renewed his visits, when, finding hi;
treasure gone, he broke out in the most bite
excamations A traveller who was passing, moved
by his complaint, inquired the cause.
{" Alas /! " replied the miser, " have sustain
ed most irreparabe loss. Some villain has
robbed me of sum oil money which burlet
under this stone."
Buried" returned the traveller, with look o
surprise J" why did you not keep in your house
that it might be ready for your daily wants
"What! " replied the miser, with an air o
astonishment and Indignation, " do you imagin'
so little know the value of money on the con
trary, | had prudenly resolved to lay it by AM
not touch single shilling of it."
d" If that was your resluton" answered tn
traveller, " you have only to put this stone in th
place of you treasure, and it will answer all you
purposes just as well "
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81 remember" says the celebrated Wesley,
hearing my father say to my mother, how
could you have the patience to tell that block
head the same thing twenty times over?" "Why
said she, " if had told him but nineteen times,
should have lost all my labor"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
D. P. THOMPSON, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.

fatal eddy, and then returned with the like force
1t had come down with. waited and waited,
groups Of holiday, making people passed by me,
wondering, dare say what stayed there to
see but, unmndful of any of us, it went on per-
forming its circles. returned in the evening /;
the poor log was still there busy as ever in not
going onward and went on my journey, feel
ing very melancholy for this tree, and thinking
there was little hope for it. 1t may even now
be at its vain gyrations, knowing no rest, and
yet making no advance to the seas for which it
was destined.
So let it not be with us caught up by no
mean eddies which draws us to the side of the
stream and compel US to revolve in the same mar
row circet of passion, Of prejudice, Of party, of
ambition, of desire finding in constancy no lin.
itaion, in devotedness of pursuit no narrowness
at thRaEs or lbougbt. or creed choosing as the
deepens over as we move alonr it let u foat
on 20 ths anmeasured ocean OF tiought aid il.
deavor, where the truly great in soul, tUfen
great because humble, for it is the pride of man
which keeps him to smal purporses and prevents
his knowing when TO leave off his earthly things,
where the truly and simply great shall find them
selves in kindred waters Of far other depth than
those which they were first launched out upon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03

Worcester, F. Johnson Woodbury. A. Town
Warren, u. ta'ghy ETaFs1faef, "a sli-~~-;-
Vaterb6rv E. G. Scott nrtb6eld, w. II. Smith
CAais. ]. Mower Favston, j. someiVlAe,
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

'PoWELL's FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va. :
lHB projectors ofIhese sPrinst are PTePaLed to re-
teTfng place IS situated eight miles OF Woodstock
tween the FO and Ms1fanGtts5 Molntaas The new
son. has been completed aud Is ready The reception Of
Families, have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS eonsiat OF wHirr, Bloc and BLACK
SuLFHURi CHALTBEkTTE, LNEsroNE and SLATE, all having
their fountains within ertumerenee OF thirty yardsl-
sufficient quantity o. pue water TO supply
o persons dhsy eIs &c N MAJ ~ S
L reaches the western base OF the Mansanutten, from
ostenc6anng landscape views the country To tho
SOUTH south and cast there number or mOuns
10 % Z. Il q fSo
Of the Springs! MANY Of these elevations can
ne Fort Mountain, with its Ii9taEeSqe scenery lie int
ting spurs is deep peaks presents
IA unsurpassed by any nlOrntafn SCENERY Virginia.
deed the pot M6anSiSs Ire P.Ss
and Warren and shendDdOahYalsys, must be sesa %
la addition to the Springs proper there are numberSf
others in the vicinity The principal ofheh aSei y The
C6id Spring, abort distance thisi 3
aSoye ls @ f sendlIs lSt.a "
mile gushing om the mountain side e tho Sweet ehai
Ss rIsup Of wiIISws thai shSds de saPha n
and which is believed to posess peculiar medisnalqh
TisiaFa coming ffon the North or enter the
picturesque valley thIeosh he narrow 1Srned BY
St hs o sPaiRs The T 3; 1Sgr eth 96 5is
like the traveller ,withawe and admiration. i'
living at the Springs, the invalid at with.
from the and peTpexe1, ton and monot0ny
Sf tic busy world, and Teeuerae bis exhausted 6ef
IDS by utlfns The pure waters that Deessagtlys flow
for tho nOuTishnsent OF his ail body
Nc will state f0T the benefit OF those who may not bel
nsTe al the faet That own large farm attached
az springs whale persons can have their horses rastued
Ct Ths aa Viii ishssd with the choicest
Cigars, Tobacco, 81 o., !, elT1
iIfeTent epaT or the house; and
ShSIi he done that coftT butte to the COMFORT or tho
guests. 80
Iltim5Te In the MOI Ming arrive here the next hOTn
Nj nv ne way or winchester and HoOdstOck Persona
the South viii leave Stanton Tho morning arrive
II VoOdstooto dinner and the Springs to tea p ii ~
ale IN eh exercises in Alley has been erected
with ~. 81 i iSr n
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Fifth ward Museum Hotel.

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Let nwho wish to purge The blood Fep Impurities, and
prepare system resist mics resort TO GuysottH
Rxiet Of YellOw Jock and sarsapHIiIln = Which
Wing Itself aidote FOR many OF the most gnapt
css that flesh heir to- and YIN never be dsappol
their want OF fai in other aud spurious compounds
founded eXeIietec They fly from mineral
SICK hope life Hignr this purely egeLa6le
however broken down in health aud ispiTits-hOwcyci
himself and others, let despair OF
ooSeryi let tho atep only understand that s hope u
lies only in "Guysots Extract OF Yellow Dock
SaIHaRIilth,, and persuade him. for his lies
aid have no hesitation in predicting his speedy
The Siakef prepared sFYeIow npGk.'' and the t'Rrf
Honduras the nvala0c isuedal agents
Tfon which Guysottis Improved Extract
ck and SarsapaTilia Is formed and Laboratory Dr
Guyso the virtues OF these roots in tciIpe
LCtOi His preparation contains all tho
critics roots, ebblned anu concentrated inteff
most strength and efficacy - r-,!.lht f-ti-i
Experiments wore made in the this Ied
Cine until found that II could not be further inpfovc
4 lAccOldin1y find IL reSOred TO almost unVeTsayi
OF Henstic, ScOrbutie aud CnRneOus complaints for
sene Of all the vital powers, and hoSt
tdTenBs diseases OF the skin trying the patience
nd so Injurious 10 the health =. itt
The following OF Benaial Hughes is or the
astonishing record Amer FORTY years Sickness
yaas cXcTnians torture, the amputation OF Oneleg
tic and limbs almost of eating, putTiyng dis
be cured by eight bottles Guysots
EktTart Yellow DOCK and is aImos: mirac
,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

The Oil of Grape Vines 2;i'5 6,
IHIs 4h6 Ttit ~ years ihtest alton by
French PhysleIan, and iS now extensive nsed In
FraEee, both the ne glossy, and
This on u particularly ss u NJ re!der
to Hair s1i. glossy and pab u Apot
49, -i-sta
eaiy 81 mr. 6niah Pans. zbets per- bottIe-
~ pdftste by J.R.YpWBbL, - unioAst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

~ 4AliSSSRS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CELEBRAIED -
f.<..z RIRE PROOF SAFES. ---.-.... 81
TIME character OF these SAFES ST. Louis, was before so
well any rther test or proof of tho
their being TO all uheTB, would have
dhnkeessaryS hut in order to M Hail. the
which burnt uP all other note n the United
States (iders patent included )WetOOE his chalengn
and result gven below by the Committee who super.
iaehded Tho burning Saes We only regret thattheJ
y6Ta not len inthe furnaces two hours longer
The which tested Is to be seen at our Store, anil
yyo Invite me public ealland e1aine It feel conf.
ef that no one will doubt their fire proof quatiea
hlef iaing seen. the specimen which passed thf0
ordeal tho 10th OF June.
90 -. 80. & r. vIoLBTT 4 co
n.d Aehts orthe Manufacturers, No. 10, Levee s No
&c Com StfoetA-t .ss.-ss = - +.
Y ...--- fFta
TheundeFsiane committee appointed by e. Hail. on
behalf OF Hal, DOdd Cos oG Cthcidn&ti and Messrs
Violet & Co, as eeeats ef Aessl HuEks Barnes Go
OF to test tae me woo qSSes g. ne
fhis Il SAD or similar
Szei which had ben two 10 Fat
Tiate with an OAK Ss6dds coal. Tor lie
spRce Of i've and during That
lfevS the applied ~ nv that IN pTdi-6
afy At The expiration OF that fme, on
the shA from No nsee, and cooling thom DOWN.
We 6af that th6ifon on In places entiTe-
N burnt or ns the books unjuTed; aud
eiing lh6 SAFES w books and papeTH entirely
lU{ed, except slightly BY tie sed In cooling O
I0uhd 10 be the etse both and tie onlg
YeTceptib6 iHsrelee In he Interior
tkhs TarIfsh 90 mo Barnce' sae
that Han, Qods Cora
was And bISek5h6d we BpplS re-
marx t6at I0Fl the Of have no. hnata
tiqn lin or tp eopf.
- Z s5-s=S1sS7-ll fifSVfeK5 p MILLER,
10 41fFdD7LVfl1l1l- il3lSEIOP.