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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-18

and ooods Of the Emperor Of all the Russas and Of his
suh;ects or others nhabitng within any OF his coun
tr;es territories domnions, that her Majesty 8
eets and ships shall and may lawfully seize all ships
vessels and goods belonging to the Emperor OF all
the Russias, his subjects, or Others nhabiting
within any Of his countries territories domnions and
bring the to judgment in such Courts OF Admiralty
within her Majesty's domnions, possessions, or colo
MES as shall be duly commissioned to take cognxance
thereof to that end her Msjestys Advocate Gene
raj with the Advocate Of her Majesty in her ONCE OF Ad
miralty forthwith to prepare the draught of
mission, and present the same TO her Majesty at this
board authorizing the Commissioners for executing the
Office Of the Lord High Admiral to will and require the
High Court Of Admiralty Of England and the Lieutenant
and Judge Of the said court his Surrogate Surrogaes
as also the several courts Of Admiralty within her
Majeetys dominions, which shall be duly commission
ated TO take cognixance Of and judically proceed
upon all and all manner Of captures seizures prizes,
and reprals Of all ships vessels and goods that
shall be taken and to hear and determine the and,
TONS to adjudge and condemn all such ships vessels
and goods shall belong to the Emperor of all the Rus
sias his subjects to any Others inhabiting within
any Of his countries territories dom nions and they
are likewise 10 prepare and lay before her Majesty at
this board draft of such instructions as may be proper
to be sent TO the said several courts OF admiralty in her
Nsjesys domnions possessions and colonies, for their
guidance herein.
From the court at Buckingham Palace, TINS ZStn DAY
OF March, 1854.
CRANwORTH, c. DRUMLANRIG,
GRANVILLE p. MULGRAvE,
ARGYLL. c. p. s. j. RUSSELL,
NEWCASTLE, ERNEST BRUCE,
BRRADALBANE, SYDNEY HERBERT,
IANSpOWNE. j. r. G. GRAHAM,
ABERCORN, STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
ABERDEEN, w. Z. GLADSTONE,
CLARENDON, WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14
NV Motto is i" Progress. -

ENROM the great increase of business the subscriber
Il has enioyed in the last six m anths, he has been
cont eed to add to his a ready extensive establishment,
which he has done bs building one OF the largest and
most admirably arranged operating rooms IN the Union
and say without lear of contra fiction, that he
has of largest and bssl arranged esablishm
in this country and facilities for tho successful prosecu-
lion ohS business possessed but by few, If any, in th,
State With competent and accomplished assistants,
dby far the largest stock of daguerfeoype materials
befurd in this place such of evely variety,
frames of the finest quality ard richest patterns jew
elry from com up to the finest quality made toi
dagucrco coype he fla himself that he is het pre-
pared lhe of the public in such things
than nny house in this place, from 81 80 to $50 CO.
As to the quality OF his work, he feels that 1t Is too
we'll establishment to demand or admit hom him self.
recommendation, h. will only say Tint he chaiierges
comparison with any, only taken in this place but
theworli.
With his pre- facilities he is much better prepared
10 take pictures of children and groups than heretofore
and would especially call attention to that department
In every satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge
made.
Views of private residences and other buildings and
scenery of every description accurately taken, spe'
cimers OF which mey be seen, and many others with
which his galleries abound, by calling at the sign OF the
Flag next door to the Virginia Bank, Main ST. Lyn.h-
hure, Va. at Masonic Temple, Main St, Danvihe
Va Pc. GIBBS, Proprietor
+ S-Post mortcm and inyalids promptly at.
tende T., when requested
Soc of all kind furnished II craft at thu lowest
cash prices I. f. q.
nav
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14
NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
RlIIIAnn TARIEs.

NilE subscribers haying devoted then personal atien
i ton iol many years the manufacture OF Bill.
LARD TABLES, arc fully competent to execute work
TINT will give entire satisfaction the mna tistdiu
connisseur, Being the estensiye manufacturers in
Union. ihuy nro onnbled furnish superior table
10 per less than amy other establishment in the
country. which they respectfully ihvit the ut
antion of buyers as nlaa 10 tho essential improvements
they hny mnde IN the construction and elasticity of TIE
cushions. which they have brought na degree OF per.
feelon attained by others Always on hund Billiard
tables with Marble aud Wooden beds, with large
stock of Cloths Rails Cues French Que lenthrr-, Cue
Wax. Pool BAL, Boards, Bagalelo Tables. silk and
Worsted Pockets sc, Orders by mail promptly Mt
tendedio. Old Tables recnshoned by sending them by
Express. GRIFFITH Il DECKER,
Billiufs Table Manufacturers.
apl o1.1m No 30 Ann n New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14
RICHMOND.
DAs'ER HANGING, Ar.
JOHN Z. REGNAULT
PAPER HANGER AND UplOl l.STERER,
LON hdai.a-.A I2i..l,.,,..,,.l W,
100 Main-st.. Richmond, VA

IJO mdlll-st, tNonnonu, va
VIII visit Iynehbarg. Nn abnut the 1ath of 1ny.wth
assortment oi the at-st styles Of Paper Hangings
Borders. firo Boards &C. and will rcmana limited
time, for the purpose of parerieR ROOMS, HALLS,
ENTRIES &e., which he will gurauteo will he
ted in style not To be surpassed IN this country.
Orders left th Mr.. Bishop ut the Marvel House,"
will receive rremp attention upon his arrival.
J, +. r. having removed 10 his and elegant storc.
1870 Mnin-ft., would inform the public that he hn-
hand th hrgest assortment of goods IN hs line
offered IN Virginia and requests examination lrom
thosc wishing to purchase Ills stock conss +, pnr
OF frelch and American Gpd. Silver. Oak. Glazed aud
ungaaed Satin aud Plain Paper and BORDERS. Feather
Beds Uurlod Hair aud Shurk Mattresses, Lounges,
Tete.a Tees, Windos Shades ofeyrry description w.
notian Blnda, oil Clntn Tor Hall, Riuns aud Snir-
wnys, Suln DamnSk DeLnine luce and Muslin Curtains,
Corni und Ornaments oi every STYLE Bnnds, Loops,
Cords aud rass' Velvet, Brussels, three ply nnd in
grain 0srpeings, Chinese and Cocoa Mating Of every
wiitl manufactured, Ne, hc, and would respectfully
sacit the aitentiun efthe trude, before purchasing
~ All orders for work goods in town courty
pramplS executed. Iiun 2s'dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14
HUNT & HARVEY
For Rnltimaore and PhiIndcIphim.

BY STEAMER BELVlDERE.
Leapes Richmond ecey Tuesday at O'clock = N
.t,Tr11, TIL Il large Hnd new Steamer II LV DERE
Sa=ss Capt GlrroRD will rcceivs freight every Mon
ny and up the hour of o'clock p. M, every Tuar-
lay. Tor the above plaee.-
Shippers To Wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati aud lhe
South und West generally, will Gnd this tho cheap
st and most expeditions. For freight, apply To
LUDLhM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
Inl, II hla
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RICHMOND.
:saeIG Change Of Schedule. aaEfrN
Spring and Summer Arr.,ngemcnf,

Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.
PER u. 4. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
nF 1900 toms BarfAeR, Commanded by Captains
~ Cuvendy yand Skinner
The jamestown will leave Richmond every Tuesday al
ternoon at O'Clock. And Roanoke every Saturday
ihornng att o'clock. for New York Win Norfolk
Returning they will leave New IL tor Richmond
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon at clock
stopping u f W hours each way Mt Norfolk
Passage Ia New York including tnenl- aud State
roam nccoma.odnior, ,onl ly-.....-...-......--. $40
Stecrage Passage only ......~.... 9
Chafge To Nartnh, the same IA by River Bnnts.
Merchants aad Travellers will find t.is of the
speedy and comfortable routes between New York aud
Richmond Passage and fare only $40, Storage pas
sngo only IS.
l.uDLAM < WATSON,
nnl Is Richmnnh Nn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14
REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains In Ready Made Clothing.

n order to insure the comlcte disposal Of their
stock by the close OF the season the subscribers
will offer their large stock of Oothing of their
ffnn manufacture greatly reduced prices for CASH
Those In wnnt ofGOOD CLOTHING now have an OPP
portunity rnrcy met With to supply themselves with
the beat article IN the market nj unp eeedentedy low
prices BURROUGHS, SHhFER ~ co,
Wholesale u Retail Clothing Bazaar n Ger tenen's
Out.fag Establishment Main cor Market.
jun 10
fV' Bedford Scntre Salem Beacon. Floyd Intell
gencer ,nnd WyIheville feegrnph copy.
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PETERS. MARTIN Il co.,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
On The Basin: Corner Of 18th and Cary Streets
may Bots Richmond, ya.
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GAS! GAS! CASH

nERSONS Wishing their houses fitted FOR bur ing
Gas will find some strong Inducements offered, by
nppvine TO the subscriber have good workmen aud
supei iof stock of materals. A. q. DABNbb.
N. B.-All orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
ec i,ed within sx, days, payment will not be required
befole the st OF june, 1859
inn 7-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
IL Cortland street,

And extending through the cnlTc bloch, forming
10 DEY STREET
Two Virginia Merchants visiting New York, extend
our invitation cnll and examine stock, which
is particularly adapted to Southern trade. Those of
our former patrons need b At that motto
Ia Erceisior und To others would sny III N IL,
aud Inns been aell goods the One Price prn
enle. without variation. only in the letter. but in
spirit.
With regard IN the guilty of our goods it's much
say that manufacture them we'll aud In good
Taste the ,oa fashionable custom establishment in
Ibis any other marketand thus endenvu To do awny
with the strong prejudice sng in the eonmuni
gnins dchlng in aud using ready med rathing. Pease
give carly call nnl test mar l0-ta
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
be Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL. 5000 900.
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900.

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies UP
fair terms, in any others of equal resPonsi
bilty, by application to
p. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
I7-dI
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$40 REWARD

$40 REWARD
- AN AWAY fromthe subscriber, the 18th May, n
IL negro man named MIKE belonging TO Mrs -
Dance, Of Powhainn county, Va. The sad negro is
bout f. inches high well set; back-between % and
30 years old; he wears n Navy Cup, hi other clothing
not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered to me- section 10 Va. g. Tenn. Railroad Pu
lnslfi co., Va, $40 if lodged in Jail whore can get
him. JACOB RUMBOuGH.
jun8-ls
F7Y7 Richmond Whg and buchanan Recorder copy.
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Plated goods.

TISABLE GASrORS. Walters, Ta and Chambe
i Candlesticks Shutters, Trny., Forks, Spoons, &c.
a large supply on hand; for sale cheap, by
mpy % GREGORY Il ROYALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14

These vessels oi the hrt class bui in the city OF
Baltimore, expressly or This rude aud have superior
rummodations for passengers. They commanded
by experienced Cnptuins, well qualified for the trade
and who III spare no exertion accommodate They
will be towed up and down the riyefs by steam and may
he relied to soil promptly as nnyertized.
Merchants g,dng North or ordering goods from Nav
York will ind II t6eir inioross tasip hy th. line,
freight viii always be taken low as by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NcwYorS give satialaoton
Freight 10 cents per WHOLE aud II cents per ; y
Tobacco being about 50 per cent less thon chnret
HE Steamers Insurance can be effected in the his.i
moad Fire Association by this line at 38 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope rc succeed in obtain.
Ing full shar. of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
wnrled free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
ern port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York nt Berth No Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } p
G. H. P1ERSON, N. Y. -
No. 81 .Souh Street 4
9.dI
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CLOSING OUT STOCK.


FHW THE PEOPLE Of Lyhchbhrg.-
i ADAMS & CO.'S. Expresses ode Dali, Certain
nnd Chap facilities for obtaining goods OF all descrip
1ns from all parts Of the United States.
We havc secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and tea"srs jamestown and Roanoke lsavng
NowYorl, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Rich
luond Friday and Monday of each week. by this line
we prepared lorwerd goods of all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davenpor's line of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Portrage.
Our inland 81 xpress per Great U. 3. Mail L.o, CT y
,Ics as HERETOFORE arrive in Richmond 1rsce DGi
The wel,-known character of house for resp, "o
bility and attention the interests of custoners
warrants in saying that shippers will find II to their
interest to order their Goods through "Adams$ g. Co.
Eapress" ADAMS co,
per Nm. H. Mosby. Agent,
iy 2B.ifdts Lyarhbsyp. Va
N. B-Goods dispatched TO all points where We hay,
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DOO CASES CALABKIA Extrac

GUANO GUANO.
HAVlNG made arrangements with tho Penlviah
L agents to gel supplies of GUANO fhe bosI
terms. we are now prepared to furnish it, We have
now on hand, aud npat 500 bags, and will be in reg
ular receipt Of IT. We shall Il none except what comes
direct rom the agents and all wh1 purchase OF ns
may rely eottiu. GENUINE -GJleNp. We sei'c'i
the order ofou friends and all others, with the
nnce that will always furnish Them with the best nft
Gle and on the most favorable terms
CRENSHAN Il co.
fe Its North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
GLOVER SEED.--PRIME NEW GLOVER
~ Seed for sale on the best
feb % l. CRENSHAW g. co,
North side of the Basin Richmond Vn.
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ITNsON STEAMSHIPS cOMPANY'S
u LINE OF STEAMESR.-FoR fHILADEI-
PHlA, VIA NORFOLK Tho steamerh -" -
Virginia. Gapain David Teal, S-ssssaETrssg--
nnsylyana, Captain James Baymore, steamer City OF
Richmond, Captain 4. Mitchell One Of those splendid
will leave Richmond for Philad lpha, every
Monday aud Thursday high water tourhing ut City
Point and Norfolk re eive feieht aud Ias. enRers
Returning leave Philadclp ia every " eduesday und
Saturday, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ arriving nj Richmond
every Tuesday and saturday monnr On which days
they will di.cl urge thcir cargo.
These splendid have been built expressly for
this line, and every exeron has been made To comhae
strength and speed. They provided with Fran is
Patent Metallic Lite Boots;' hrst tables, ard
every attention is pnid by accommodating Captains
the comfort Of passang and the protection OF goods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York lst cabin and found, So
" Philadelphia " g
p" 2nd cabin aud not found h
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by liking tins for independent OF being the
cheapest and safest, it is by FIR the pleasant
Tolacconiss shipping to Pttsburg can be accommoda
ted by this line, have entered into arrangements
forward good. through with ,spat h.
For freight passaPe uppiy 10
ROBERT RANRIN, Agent.
On the Dock
z. S.-Al goods by this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged Tuesdays and Saturdays, and after
they delivered The wharf. shall be considered by
the Company the risk of the owners
mar / dts ROBERT RANKIN At
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14

Ney and Important Invention,
~ DR. Jas Bolton of Richmond
THE CALORIC HOT AIR FURNACE
for aoarming Churches, Public buildings or
Pripdte Dwellings,.
I HAVE one more left Of these Furnaces whic has
given entire satisfaction VII kver used and having
TO leave in few days, wisbto dispose OF this one
ANY person wanting to warm Church, Factory, Private
Dwelling Store or Pul lie Hail. with small fire.
ger a bargein f Immediate application be mode tn
JOSEPH FARRAR.
feb 6.dts at A. Simpson's
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s AMDEN, soUTHCAROIINA, TUIB MORNING, O0TOT

atsthe age Of eighty, lay down in death He
wrote his wel-kept secret in strange words in in
one of his books, and wise men studied long
before they could read it. !. He had discovered
how.t to make gunpowder.s sF-s<t ' ..',''
9 The, terriblefexplosion in. Oxford in 1882
does not'seem strange tosus, for e;knowI the
wonderful power: Of gunpowder, but to i the
people Of England at that time, it appeared to
besthe.work of an evil spirit. Thus, year by
year, the world advanced in knowledge, and
the children of 1854 are familiar with many
things which were. mysterious to learned men
six. hundred years ago. How grateful we should
be- to- God for all our privileges, and how care
full to improve them Alright. -
. @.z.,s.... american Messenger.
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was 4notseyen combats lost eyeryatimessA
gamblers idea, ,sngg gssteds itself to ms smipdt I
visited that day every: Slng: house Paris,
andsat;sixs O'clock had sscarcely enoughsmoney
leftto pay for the dinner Eiiads ordered & Rich
with nine orten thousand francs, and dsaSgreat
many castles in the air, in the orning sin the
evening 1 had not a cent nor, an -illusion.s>We
gayly sburiediat table my fortune and my gam
bling; luck; ;;zand the, next.norning / awoke, my
heart and my. mind free, almost gladto resume
my pastslife oflaborsand OF. study, and to end
that careworn and agitated life ola profession
al5 gambler. I4sdid not however, openSm
books,againt without feeling my mind wander.
The gambler reappeared Ireproached myself
bitterly for having failed to play well-for hav
ing run, after MY 'lost,money. Ino longer laid
the, blame onfortune; i imputed it. all to my
self! Il even thought it would continue to pro,
tect me-, found. means, for the first time in
my life, to borrowsa thousand crowns, andn not
withstanding my eaening's experience, notwith-
standing all my vows, | lost these thousand
crowns in. one single day., Behold whittier the
sale of a skeleton anda friendly dnnerzmay
lead one! Happily, these rude adventures re-
stored me to- my senses,' and felt alarmed at
the dangers had srun. During these three
months of dissipation, have at least witnessed
all the madness of gamblers / have met in
these gambling houses, artizans, fathers, young
men, gray boards, soldiers, literary men, some
physicians, and more than one public function
ary." -.
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..ssVlhast "a SSaasss thss Gnif Stem sa

~ s. 8. !, 8 .;, !; 80; ! 3!

What Causes the Gnlf sStEeam;ss; -;
Messrs Editors Under fhe above captjoS,
piece il your last Friday sta9ss;
IS Stant0 Shoaies giYes its as his opinion s
that the waters Gulf Stream ate othing
moresor less than the waters Of the TiYer ANA ~
zon.', Vow, lculate the waters Of the
Sazon are not more than one quarter the
,sfG the Julf Stream: The piece then states
the; waters of the Amazon are yeFySs
warm, more so than wateys ySSs
Saahfic nldeE the EqsatoE" If this is SO, ,sit Is
no proof that the latter ,are NOT much wd
than waters in: other portip of the anti
even it,1sthe. tetpP Perate zone
that s.the great body Of the sheated al ~
Amazon shoots out ntn the Al Atiantic more than M
100 miles .:ifiS tho faces Of the eiernal trade 81
winds Pushing itsslf SO far. into the 1aceS
of these winds, Iifancy is adnsta akeg 3 The AM
azon flows from about S. Wssfo NJ sEs; u,
the current Of heated A tlantie' ters, 1nssr3
or onthe equator from Africa stosS South AmesSEt
the conformation of tile Me. shore :ofs sSoatfiz
50 that this current and that Of The river ARe 81
:zon are at nearly right angles, But sIeald s
be wrong inthis, II would be all the worse tor
bis aopnion, ) for the piece ad ds5 Amazon
Sis 60 miles wide; after being sbelted in
Tesistbe course, it curves ssofs TO. the def,
scuds5o of before the strong trade winds OFT s
Of their reach.a oY, ,is strange be could
have finished such atsentence and not discoyers
that it completed upsets his Opinions
causes the ...rresstibls, course iof heAnaz6Ef% B
to curve off" &c. Surely nothing less than ss
power superior to, itsS own mighty current 4
But he answers. eorrectl ysand enphaticaA b, by 3
saying, it "scuds sohs before The sts9aaz fads
Winds But are these winds the OH
Of this. aclrving andscuedings Is u NOT tssss
dent that it has encountered powerful AtlsIs
tic curreat Is Improbable these s..strong
winds" should coastaatly blow entirely aef6ssS
the Atlantic from y. =. and s. E, coneenffa
ting on the equator, and yet produce no ssas
rent; while the mighty, "course of the Amazon
is made; to "curpet off and scud before them
Is it not clear that the ..cause:of the Gull
Stream" is .nosthe Amazon, though that may
assist) but thai; eternal trade 9inds
the ~ 3sss X sy =, NAM CAHsE.ss
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: : - - 80 : =. =. ! = :
Self Education.

Z nrSoy, l.afI no u h
a. 4 Srsi.' + oil aaes have lesn. those e.wbo in
ia.r;y @ life have bad to hnfet the currentrof nd.
Issrst W Rorn to the inheritance of no ,patri.
sooins theirS woe H., jot If to;T and. incessant
.ialIr With firm and nnsba ken resolutions TO
.,r,ount tho tide If nn;fa yorable circumstances
~ .b,va fillv demonstrated Tho trutb that
az s ~, man i The Architect Of his own for.
:tnen n: tb;s enl;ohtsnsd Rsnnhl;c : where
-, f,o;I;., = romJs.ad corstha IN ,v.rd and
.,,interruntsd t nrogress of linn who wonld
I'nob b;s l;t.,e 10 + far tho bayen nf renSwn
I'd distinction with averv hreezaI IN ;b;s. favor.
j % nouno man i chsroesbIe with culnabls r.
t;ssness wbo does not bat,er L;s ,conditionitin.
i;fs mnrollu ;nte,lect,,sliv and nscnn;.r;lv a
a'oo'd tbnronab and practical education IS with.
4 The reocb e III endowed viii ordinary, az.
aacity ( want' of finds IS NO excpse for un-
I ia, .efrnrt Tbar. ,re only two nre requisites
! tho mil IN do and the nbvs;col a5;E,v 10 ere.
I5m With those at bis Lidainn lie can out.
rae e;erv onnosino obstacle: -. 80.
Yo,pc men whose circumstances in life will
mt .cor,nare advaptoneously with.tbose of the
nore fsyored are too PRONE to Weld to a false
mtion e pride. shrink from labor as undigni-
fed or h,miliating. and hug with supineness
aid inactivity to some delusiye schemes, which
Il their Imagination by some sudden revolution
O fortunes wheel will end in full realization of
al thew 10 ardently hope for. No error is
more nrippant with fatal consequences. How
ruany miserable victims Of disappointment can
cite baci to this as the first point OF their abera.
iifn,n frooh the inath Of success and happiness
NJ ,,on sbould bo osb bomod of labor NOR sbould
!. .~ t,aneuu I1,o.a;a - ansssa nf So - cur
=. s.a. aT .h @ eao,s ~ s.srn raaI;ty If sarv ba.
5pp.m.,od,n p al oIoes and attentive onnlcstion 6a
b,s " 10 ,Sofold W @ sdv,ntsse Of beipo eouinped
c1 ' ,a ,nf.,oro bIe W emerasncies on the one hand
"a ~ W &c hs;nn tIo rao;e;ont of wbst eyerv for.
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