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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-01

10. A lawyer, in addressing a jury.
made statement thst greatly ezaspera.
ted his opponent, who sPrang 10 his feet
and exclaimed, "Sir. do you say that as
man? If you say ii as a lawyer. i, is
all right; but if you say i, as man, you
lia'i
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-01

Beautiful, end ace can realty Jelieve
I'rpe,--Who doubts that birds loye?-
Here is evidence from tie National In,
telligencer: "a gentleman observed, in
a thicket Of bushes near hy dwelling,
collection Of brown thru&hes, who for sew
eral days attracted his attention by their
loud cries and strange movements. At
last, curiosity was so much excited that
he determined TO see If he could ascer-
tain the cause Of the excitement among
them. On examining the bushes,
he found female thrush, whose wing
was caught in such a way that she could
not escape. Near by was her nest, con
tanning several halfgrown birds. On
retiring little distance, a company Of
thrushes appeared with worms and other
insects in their mouths, which they gave
first to the mother, then to her young,
she in the meanwhile cheering them in
their labor CT love with a song Of graft
tude. After watching the interesting
scene until curiosity was satisfied, the
gentleman relieved the poor bird. when
she few to her nest with grateful song
TO her deiyerer; and her charitable
neighbors dispersed TO their usual abodes,
singing as they went q song Of praise"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-01

Rayn The attacks Of the slanderer are
like the bits Of mud dashed on you bya
passing cart. If you attempt 10 wipe
them off, you leave stain. Let them
dry, and they are easily efaced,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-01

D@ SAKE, the well.known poet, and
editor Of the Burlington Sentinel, ad.
dresses the following to an offended sub.
scribsr.
A souty patron Of the Sentinel
Politely bids US "send the thing to hell"
a timely hint. 'Tis proper we confess,
With change Of residence 10 change th'
address;
1t shall be sent, If Charons mail will
- let il,
Where the subscriber Wlll be sure TO
get it.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-01

A HAPPY TnoUGHr.-The Sierra (Cal.)
Gazette, announcing the news of the
death Of DR.. Kane, says, at is too true.
The adventurous navigator has made his
last voyage. He has found Sir John
Franklin"
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NUMBER 20.
NOnh's AEho


Some years ago book was published
in England and imported into this cocn
try, giving an account Of Russien eX.
pedlton to the SUNNI, Of Mount Ararat.
The expedition had ascended under the
authority Of Dr., Parrot, and his nara.
tive Of what was seen makes Up the
book That book makes some strange
sPeculations upon the possibility Of one
day finding the velilabe Noah's Ark, on
the summit Of the mountain. deep buried
in perpetual snow,
1t is strange that such theories and
wild specuIauons should be grayely dis
cussed in printed book,
Mount Ararat is, TO begin With, not the
undoubted elevation on which the ark
rested. Mount joddy also claims to have
held the Ark when the dclugc sunk be-
meath it, and this last mountain is no less
than 10 miles distant from Atarot.--
1'70'"o" oiSo a''''po'cs 10 o"'sl "'go
mountains IN ASIA the sacred ONCE ol
having held the Ark Of Noah when it
had ces.cd,o ride upon the world Of wa,
ters.
NOUN htaEa' stands upon an exten'
sIVe piain IN Armenia 1t Is connected
"l'h Moon' Taurus by chain OF 10" hIlIs'
Its summit Is IN the form OF sugar LOAF
cut INTO two peaks which present Tor
mldabie appearance with their haggard
cilltS ana deep raVInes' he highest
peak called Mazls' IS covered with per
petual snow and according 70 Dr. Par
roa' rises 10 an elevation OF 1910 iee'
above The !avol Of taa sea.
The formation Of the mountain gives
unmlsta"aoIe proof OF volcanic action
On the cone itself is the evidence OF vol'
cane agencies That cannot be mistaken.
The mountat" itself may have been
thrown up IN past centuries by those IN
Sclu'aOie powers Waich nave pIIed up
the cone OF NsSuYlus IN Italy 1t is not
likely, however, mat It rose where II
stands by volcanic action since the Hood
II may nave STOOD just where 1t does
"hilo NoaH was navigating the seas OF
the dcINRe,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-01
The Scripture ON Hoops.

The following text, from Isaiah iii
chapter and 18th verse, conclusiyely
proves that hoops are denounced in the
Bible:
"In that day the Lord will take away
the bravery Of their tinklng ornaments
about their feet, and their round tire like
the moon.
We take back what we said about Civ.
ing up warfare against hoops, and shall
argue the question ad libitum, now that
we have the law and testimony as cause
for action. HooPER, We have them on a
"scripteral pint. nt."-ColumJuS Sun.
Scripture is assurcdly against the
hoops; the text quoted by our cotempo.
rary is harder to get round" than an
"adustable bustle.' There is no war.
rant in the Bible, for any sort Of falSe
pretenceS. And suppose a man should
marry a woman whose extreme girth was
twenty seven feet, and on the first col.
lapse, find his prize to be like bull bat,
all wing and tail feathers. What would
the law say!- Montgomery Null.
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Lot your actions be governed by the
principles Of truth.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-01

WINCHESTER, July, 1857,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-28


Senatorial ConvcntiOn.-The Republi
can Senatorial Convention, for this District
will meet at Napoleon, on the third OF Sep.
tember.
Pictorial Bibles.-See advertisement o
Sears Pictorial Bible, in another column
These Bibles are very neat and substantial,
and very finely illustrated.
DemOcrtic County Ticket.-The Ticke,
nominated by the Democracy, at their County
Convention, will be found below;
For Representative,
JOHN WESCoTT, of Amanda Up.
For Probate Judge
JAMES II. BARR, of Findlay Tp.
For Clerk.
WIN. W. sIDDALL, of Findlay Tp.
For Prosecuting Attorney
EDISON GOIT, Of Findlay TIP.
For Commssioner,-
JOHN GRAHAM, Of Biglick TIP.
For Surveyor,-
JOEL PENDLETON, Of Findlay Tp.
Store RObbed.-Nr. w. r. Greer, Of Mt
blanchard, had his Store entered and rob.
bed, the other day. of sl01.0o. The none,
was aterward recovered, being found in the
wagon ofa countryman who had come in t.
trade. lie wss placed under arrest, and upor
tial gave bonds for his appearance.
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Making in all. ..l76
The Convention for nominating County
Ohicers, will be holden at the Court -housee
in Findlay. on
SATURDAY, September 10th, 1887,
omm.ncing at nine O'Clock, A. Mat
which time the Delegates, who may be ap'
pointed at the primary meetings, for the sew
cral townships, will please attend promptly
n. p. GAGE,
A. II. BIGELOW,
W. KLAMROTH,
EZRA BROWN,
G. w. O'NEAL,
Republican Central COMMITTEE.
August 10Th, 1857.
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PEOPLES, REMEDY!
II is not gotten up with miraculous powers
but will cure
FEVER AND AGUE,

And all forms of Bilious Disease, Safely aud
SUely' ,
There are some cases where the system is So
full uf Disease, that nothing but thorough
turning over will do any good. and IN these
cases tnis Remedy proceeds To Il" II. III such
eases nausea Is produced, lin the common
DOSE but persons can avoid this by doing The
whole slower, and taking small doses aud u
longer time to cure.
In some cases where the Liver is torpid, the
unticut will have one ur two Chills after com.
mcncing the Medicine but rs soon as The rus
are fairly taken up 10y the siomachl and Tie
system + under its influence, the Chill must
sion. In any ease where II is desired I" stop a
sickness at the Stomach, that II produced ny
these Aguc Pills, II sc or two oi Peppermint
ESscncc VIII relieve.
Look out for your appetite after being cured
bv these Pills. ar you wi "vcr-eat.
Ono bottle will Jrtdk the Asue upon four
grown persons, but to fairly cure should All he
taken by one.
Ne would also call your attention To the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-28
Republicaa Judicial Convention.

CAREY, August 25, 1857.
A Judicial Convention Of the third Sub
Division Of the third Common Pleas Dlstri ct
of the State Of Ohio, held in Carey, for the
purpose ofnominating q candidate fer Com
mon Pleas Judge, to be supported by the Re-
publicans in said District. The Convention
was organized by calling Hon. John Carey
TO the Chair, and James Murry and DR.. H.
Coon, Vice Presidents, and ID. E. Grussell,
S. A. Spear aud John Maston, Secretaries.
On motion, committee OF one from each
county IN the District, was appointed to re-
port on credentials. on the apportionmento oi
the represe ntation, aud on candidates. The
following persons were appointed said com
mittee: J. +. Caples, Of Hancock, c. w.
Butt.rfield, of Craw ford, and John Baker, oi
Seneca.
On motion, n committee OF three, consist
ing of Ezra Brown, OF Hancock, L. Stem, o
Seneca, and James Murry, Of Wood, were
appointed to report resolutions.
. On motion, the Convention adjourned 10
me ct at o. o'clock, p. VI.
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OSE CLOCK, L. VI.
CONVENTION met pursuant 10 adjournment
Committee on Credentials, &C., reported
the following aIeortionment Of representa-.
tion: SeAeca, 81; Crawford, "a; Hancock,
IS. Wood. &c: wyandot IS; and also r-
ported the name Of John Z. Lee, of Seneca
as a candidate for nomination.
The Committee un Resolutions reported
the following:
RESOLVED, That we endorse and approve
without quail 6cation, the Platform adopted
Ly the Republican State Convention, at thea
meeting in August. 1851.
The name OF John C. Lee being the onl,
one before the Convention, on motion, h,
was nominated by acclamation, as COndi'
date for Judge, to be supported at the com
ing election.
On motion, the c onvention adjourned.
JOHN CAREY, President
:; :. p !: !: s.:.:. S::::'''' sss's'.,.s..
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SpaiaI Wotitss.
Clark's Female Pills.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prsrarsd frew Prescription Of Sir ,. Clarke, M.
d., Physieia~ Extraordinary to Ms Queen,
This invaluable medicine Is .unfailng In the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous dlsor.
ders to which the female constitution is sub.
Iect. It moderates all excess, and removes all
distractions, and speedy cure may be re.
led on. tit '' ,'N
To Married Ladies
1t Ia peculiarly suited. II will, In short
time, bring on the monthly period with regu.
}arity. ~, A. r.. .f
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the Gov
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a Q a H ID .

VNlIOSE indebted TO the late firm Of Spinning
i & Stansberry. are hereby notified that pay.
memt will be required on ur before thc hisi oi
September uext. ID. STANSBl ~.
findlay, July 2,li, 1851.
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Art Of Picture Taking!

There Is y soilncss and delcacy about them
thai Is exceedingly pleasing and beautiful, and
which crrn0t be surpassed. Call and examine
their specimens. They will also take
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-28
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM,
For all diseases Of the Eye and Eyeiid
rpoN PERSONS OR HORSES.

UPON PERSONS OR HORSES.
Inammat.ons. Films, tlccrations' Weak
Siehi. and all forms of Diseased Eyes are cured
So randy, that where best known is consider
ed almost MAGICAL in It's healing influence. -
4 Physician from Indiana wri,eS:--
Your Medicine has given prIJscf and entire
satisfaction III every case.
one Drug store thai has Snld, the past season
over EIGHT nINDHED BOTTLES. says IL diu ho'
i,til IN single instance.
An old Horse Juckey, who has handled horN
rs all his life, says:
"If Your Eve Balm, with little bleeding an,
physicking, where the system j. tOn iull, wal
mol cure, they may give up the Eye.
One Lady. who hal been deprived ofsight IL
one Eye, by Film over H. for six years says
AFTER thirty Physicians had prescribed
without any good done me, your Medicine Is
performing cure.
Candidly and honestly. will you deprive
Yourself Of good remedies, because some woul'
he wise ones cry out Quackcry willyou' Try
one bottle or box ofunr
FAMILY MEDICINES
and be healed Of your Diseases? We do not pu
up our Eve Balm for anything but Sore Eye
and Eve,lds, but it you have II IN the house ynu
need not suffer with Sore Mouth, or Ulcers up
on any part of the body. for il Is so healing Il
all such surfaces, that II will cure them quick
or than ANYTHING else. Apply II, If you wish
with a quill feather, To the sores, once, twice
or three times day, us you deem u necessary
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
\. LANGWORTHI, Findlay, o.
July -, 1851. Sold also by d. DlX"N'
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LOCAL M TIERS.
.l,. y. REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION !!

The Republican voters Of Hancock coun-
" are requested to meet In their several
townships. st the psual place Of holding
meetings, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Sep.
tember, 1857, and then and there proceed to
elect or sppoint the humber Of Delegates TO
the County Convention, to which the re-
spective townships may be entitled, accord
inn fa the following Rates, to.wit:
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To N.Y. Customers saa the Public Cen.
eraiiy...

will pay the hiAhest prices for Coutry Pro.
duce, and wii!sell Goods rs cheap AZ they can
be had elsewhere. I am thankful for the patr.
onage that has Sustained mo, aud BY constant
continuance Of tho safAe. ID. DIXON
PISpLAy, o., Nay ls, lssT.
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oUTNIOT.

VALUABLE Ou..Lot, Of 2! acres. in Nye's
N Outi.ots, threc-iourths uf a mile west oi
Main It.. Is also offered for sale cheap.
Findlay, June II, lsj1. II. l.. MkEE.
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sPHEREoTYPE5. 5.

HyHE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the people of Hancock county
that they have formed a co-partnership for the
purpose Of introducing the celebrated
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LEI a II FL Il H

Is a recent discovery, aud is very convenient
for filling Loekeis, or for sending any distance
by malt In letters, which may be done withou,
Injury tothe picture or extra postage BY the
aid vi a powerful
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-An1brotypesl :

with all the latest improvcihcnts, together with
pictures on Paper, Cloth, Leather, sc. Pic
ture taking on
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AND THE +.f
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
DO YOU DESIRE HEALTHs
Then read ,oord be fore you throio this
dopn as ,oorthltss.
TT is fact well known to all our Western cit
i iZeDs, that the miasm that Is constantly
present in the air OF this rich Western country,
and the changes which occur so frequently,
from heat to cold, give rise TO various forms Of
disease, and " becomes an important inquiry.
then. to us, what we can do to prevent those
sudden attacks, 10 which we are So liabley An
old saying is "an ounce Of prevention Is worth
a pound Of euro" and in nothing Is u trurr
than IN ths,-for in however many forms we
are attacked with illness, tho primary cause Is
nearly the samc We catch cold, or over.eat,
the pores of tho body become closed and the
refuse matter which is generally thrown out Of
the system by sensible or insensible pcrspira.
tions, remains In 1t and clogs IL up, and the
consequence Is that the inward functions OF the
body cannot perform their duty. any more than
"a watch can, the cogs Of whose wheels are nled
with dirt, Every part Of our bodies demands
lis different element from the food, and the
part our stomachs takes is TO eliminate such
parts, and send them in thoir proper direcuOn
when our system Is fully open. this Is wen anu
lbeautifully done. and such parts OF our fnod rs
are not needed, arc thrown out by ncrsplra
ton and the natural outlets of our bodies
but when cold, or other causes, stops these
outlets this offal III we may so speak, remaips
In the body: aud Fevers, Rheumatism. Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint, Augue, Neuralgia. &c,
i&c., occur. What then shall we doi THE an
swer is easy:--cleanse the system thoroughly,
restore the natural outlets. and we are free
When shall we do III Shall we wait I'LL the dis
ease becomes set upon usg No! let us take >
A SIMPLE VEGETABLE REMEDY,
Immediately when the hrstsyptoms commence.
4 good physic, composed Of the healing plants
Nature herself has provided. THIS you can
find in our
Aromatic Vegetable Cathartic Pills.
We compound them from Western expert
crce: we know what you want because we
want them ourselves. Then when that pull
Headache. Pain In the Back or Limbs com.
mcnces. when, In short, you feel your system
getting out Of order,
co RIGHT TO WORK.,
take enough to cleanse the system thoroughly
then take them along for while TO keep your
bowels open and regular, and you VIII thahK
us for compOundng them. ,
II may be. that You have neglected yourself
until you have Fever and Ague. Chill Fever,
Dumb Aguc-eithcr Acute or Chronic-thcn
procure bottle Of our
AROMATIC AGUE PILLS!
use them according to directions, and break up
Il the disease; II YOU have had II u long time,
use the Physic Pills, TO keep your system reg
ular, and
, Do Your Summers Work.
| These Auguc Pills are compounded for those
who are tired Of taking Quinine. Arsenic. or
any puisous. We warrant them entirely com
poindcd 'FRONT.' the Vegetable Kingdom, and Of
fer "A reward of $1,000 io any one who VIII de-
tcctany Mineral in any Medicine we advertise
as Vegetable.
These pills were compounded and first used
F,l . ~ tltst IA
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PATENT sPHEREorYPE!

This style or picture Is unparalleled for beau
", and Is acknowledged by all to he tho great
ost Improvement Of The age, in the
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SHOULDER ARMS,

WAS the great word Of command at the
w time OF the American Revolution. And
after receiving n reinforcement, have conclu.
ded to shoulder arms and march into the Held,
with us good an article of
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GO RIGHT TO WORK!

take enough to cleanse the system thoroughly
then take them along for n while TO keep your
bowels open and regular, and you will thank
us for compoundng them.
II may be, that you have neglected yourself
until YOU have Fever and Ague. Chill Fever,
Dumb Aguc-eithcr Acute or Chronic-then
procure bottle Of our
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MEATS, ETC.
Smoked ham ID. .12s
Broad per loaf. 10
Crackers per lb lOal2s
Rice per ID. .......6 6as
White Beans 81 ,50a202
Vinegar per gal. 90
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We compound them from Western expert
crce: we know what you want because we
want them ourselves. Then when that pull
Headache. Pain In the Back or Limbs com
mcnces, when, In short, you feel your system
getting out Of order, |..
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POWERFUL SkY-LlGHT,

aud excellent Chemicals, they are enabled tt
execute Pictures at a sitting Ofonly one second
hence they seldom fail In yetting the likoncsses
of Children. Satisfaction warranted In all ca
ses. both In regard 10
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Aromatic Vegetable Cathartic Pills.

Immediately when the hrstsyptoms commence.
4 good physic, composed Of the healing plants
Nature herself has provided. This you can
find in our
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AROMATIC AGuE PILLS!
Do Your summers Work.

use them according to directions, and break up
The disease IL ou have had it u long time,
use the Physc Pills, TO keep your system reg
t1np s.s.1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

A CRIME ENvELopED IN MYSTERY Several
years since, young lad named Ferris, broth
er to the man indicted for forgery in this city,
was employed in lawyers Office in Court
Street, and had obtained the confidence Of his
employer. One day about mon, the lawyer
received about eleven hundred dollars. which
he gave, with his bank book, to the boy, and
told to deposit it. The boy went out, but did
not return. Experienced officers were imme.
diately placed upon the track Of the fugitive
and no efforts spared in the way Of rewards
notices. &C., but from that day to this not :
trace Of either boy or money has been discover
ed.-l Boston IIareler. .s.f-sf .-t,.s
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MURDER IN MEMPHls.-On the night of the
9th inst, the dead body of w. A. Tanner,
salesman in the house of Caudee, Mix & Co.
was found lying across the track of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, being placed in
"a position to convey the impression, had the
cars passed over it, that such was the cause of
his death. When found, life was not quite
extinct, but the victim could not speak. The
blow which caused his death, it is supposed.
vas inflicted with slung shot or bludgeon.
he Blood was running out Of Mr. Tanners
mouth nose and ears, when discovered. The
dead body was taken to the house of lis moth
er, with whom lie resided. Mr. 4. was an
exemplary member Of the Cumberland Pres
byteran Church. He was about twenty fye
years Of age and was not known that he lad
a single enemy in the world. A maa and
negro were arrested, suspected Of the murder
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orThe Indianapolis Journal states that a

0J The Indianapolis Journal states that a
little boy the other day, lost his play ydog on
Market street. A lady was goiGg along. and
the small quadruped unconscious OF danger,
approached too near, and a Whit Of wind
threw the lady's skirts over him. 1t was i'm
possible for the creature to break through the
Surrounding fortitications and the only alter
native left was for him to proceed at as rapid
q pace as the lady did. The little boy had
lost his dog forever, he thought, but as the
lady stepped across gutter the imprisoned
canine animal broke Jail and ran for dear life
towards his youthful master. The animal
avoids all women with extended circumier-
nnceS.
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0T On the night Of the 2Sth ult., the.
dwelling house Of Mr. William Perkins, a
good sized two story house, situated under
the brow of hill, in the town of Essex,
Mass, was completely buried in drift above
the chamber windows, insomuch, that the oc-
cupants were unable to tell when it was morn
ing, except by the clock. Mr.. Cogswell, one
Of the neighbors, shoveled the snow away
from the chamber windows, when Mr.. Per-
kins took the sash out and thus obtained
egress. lie was obliged to dig twenty-seven
feet Of archway between the house and barn
and toward the nearest road.
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NJ How true is the following choice para

0T How true is the following choice para
graph from the pen Of Daniel Webster
'If we work upon marble it will perish; il
we work upon brass. time will etface it. II
we rear temples, they will crumble to the
dust But il we werk upon immortal minds
If we Undue them with high principles,
with the just fear Of God, and of their fellow
men, we engrave on those tablets something
which no time can effsce, but which will
brighten to all eternity"