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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
IN COUNCIL, MARCH 24,h, 1929.

The Committee to whom the subject was re'eHeu
reported bill entitled can Act to amend an &c. q"
titled An Act reducing into one and amending we
veral acts respecting Guagers, Measures OF Lu''D
Wood and Bark, &c. which was read hrst tme; "
on the second reading . motion was made 10 'u''
out the second section of the bill, which was es'U
and the bill was then laid Oh the table :.
A Communication from william N Mills wasie'e
ed and read and referred to Messrs. Gardner ho'S
Sanford and Anderson. 81
The COMMITTEE to whom the subject was refer.'
reported bill entitled "An Act tor RAISING he
nuc for the year 1899, which was read hrst '"e
laid on the table .,.
A Petition from the Sun Fire COMPANY WAS rec.
ed and read, and referred to Messrs Gardner h0ut"
and Jacobs. c.,
Ordered that Messrs. Miller, Gardner, ROBBERS, o., ~.
ford and Hough be committee to examine mo W.
situation of the IAncastetean School, and Inc orS
ton of the Council in regard to the support u w.
same. Lillian
Leave wa, granted Mr.. Miller to bring in q bIie[
titled IAN Act Regulating the Inspection ana VIZ
ing of Hay" which was read first time anu '-'
the table. ,.:.,s,
ordered, that Messrs. Sanford, Anderson Da"s ,L.
field and Johnston be committee to examine NV.
situation Of the lower end Of Dukesreet, and 70
such repairs thereon MS they may deem necessA!
H,We are authorized TO announce " -
MEwcHR, Esq. as candidate for Congress, sHG NJ.
suing election, for the District Of Prince "ilna"'
doun, and Fairfax.
fP We are authorized to announce 'AnL #
sASssrrx as a candidate to represent the C0u''
Fairfax in the next General Assembly.
fFWe are authorized to state, tha' II , %.
been sseertaned by application made to men, as,vs
Messss- ALDEsr FAinsAx and Ell oITur WIN ...mbly
elected. a Delegates to the next General ~ The
of Virginia. They therefore announces Co. ,ber
Freehoders of Fairfax County, ~ Candida!ee .,.hs
sufraees, earnestly recommended to the', nso' h.
consideration and support At the ensuing Sp%s
many Fnhho
rWe are requested 10 state, 'ha' c usUr d
CaIcHrsrra is q candidate to represent inc Coe"'
Fairfax in the next general Assembly Of 'irs'''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
DIALOGUE.
V,lliam | uant my VIC.

plliam | Uant my VIC.
VItch zig Sir!
Vy my vi,e Dig in tie vooden zig box, r'h
uore last Tansday pas a veek; zen uent 10 The
uiGow Taddle's vedding.
I'm ,0ery much wexed al your vulgar pro-
nunCiation, Mr.. Valentine, you should say wig
not zig Bot If you are going tO'''lng, you
ad better take your sOel,oet cap that YOU h'u
on at The las, meeting Of the ,oestry.
Vift, you are always oorryng me 9th your
criticism upon my vords. Pm not going ~:'
Ting, as you have'it, but am going take ViIS
along he uar,es, and round Washington square
and perhaps shall 60 as far as the t''o
FORKS. PIilad Coz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
Haluabk receipt for pronunciation.

MEssRs. EDITORS. as there are many persons
who do not mind their p's and Is SO there arc
many who do not mind their Us ard us, and
who so murder the Kings English by their
transposition that i, is perfect misery to hear
Them speak. The following specific is recon-
mended as sovereign remedy, and is to b. re-
pealed as often as the habit j, INDUCED in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

" s'sc Ots'''J 2
Mr.. O'ConnelI has published the following
letter 20 the freeholders Of the county Of Glare,
respecing the mode in which he intends to as
sert his right 10 his seat in Parliament:-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
PoEraY.
From The Z,on's y3Juocats.
TIE ARK OP GOD.

Trembling with years and worn with care,
o,d Eh sa, by oLilob's gate,
Breathing his soul in s,ieDs prayer,
Anxious tor warning IsTae's fate.
For on the distant hostile plain
Their ranks Rad once been put to fight,
Aud proud hillstia 5 host again
Wa. formed 10 renew the fight.
lie turned his ear 10 csteh each sound,
Tha, floats IRON the battle ground.
For ms sons we're on lhs frid Of blood,
And had ia charge the Ark Of God.
At last cry Tell on his ear,
That told him Shiloh Was distressed;
And a soldier fram the camp dre@ near,
And through the crowd 70 Hi press'd.
The old man cried, "whst news, my soni''.D
o. his pall'd brow cod sweat stood;
Has Israel fought L. the battle donsi
How fares it WITH The Ark OF Gou''
'lsrae' has fou. bt, and fallen too,
Sand thousands bleed upon the plain;
"ihose who spTyVe, are we k and tew,
"Aod saw thy sons among the slain"
"Bat the Ark of Cod" The Old man cried,
And rsis'd Go Heayen MS schtless eyes
"1hs M IS iosf the man replied
"And proud fhrrst bears Tie Prizes"
THE Ark is losL then we is me-"
Ard IS cheek grew pale lnarhIe stone,
And he tell to the earth Ike iofes, tree,
For he PaIritFcl's soul 20 t,,s God had 4 wu.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
SUAD2Y SCHOOL AoYyCg

HE second anniversary meeting OF ihe
Jefferson and Berkeley SUNDAY School
Union. viii he held at mariinsburs, on Wedaes
lay the first of April next, y. IL o'clock. A. "a.
Al tins meeting, according to the provisions
OF the eons,itniion, each of the Schools. in ron
nex'on with the Union. are be represented hy
mot more Than delegstes' The cons,t,,t,oo
also requires, hat each School shall. on or be.
tore The 2oih March. repcrt to TIE Bosrd. he
number vt its off c teachers children {. adult
scholars, and such other usefd and interesting
facts as they may deem expedlent. Such re
ports my be addressed within the sDee fed
period. to The Recording Secretary of the Jef
s,son and Berkeley Sabbath School uaien a.,
Martinsburg.
b. ., 1872
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
Mar.h 5, 1899.

DUbLlC SALE. Wal Oe gfieisu at tuUiic
Il sale, On Thursday the 18Th inst at the resi-
dence OF the subscriber, near Sh-pherds.town.
number OF valuable work Horses, Mich
Cows, Dung Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; a com
plete set Of Farming Utensils, such as ploughs,
HarroTs, good Road Wagon, &c. Wheat sDd
Rye IN the ground With suadry other articles
OF personal property. which il IS not deemed
necessary 10 meraie. credit until the
FIRST Of January. 1850 viii b. allowed on all
sums above five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security; for purchases Of
snd under ttat amouLi iAs cash will be requir.
ed. sale TO commence esrly IN the day.
PHEBE BENNETT.
March : 1920
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

DUBLiC SAi.b--WIil be- sold, by pubic
auction. the residence Of the su5scr,be e.
living in Cerrard,towE, on Friday. the Goth inst
svarieiy Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting OF good Feather Beds. Bedding and
bed1,esds, lsb!es, Chairs, org Clock, two
Bureaus Corner Cupboard, one ten plate Sto G
and pipF; IG10lhs If frs'-rate BACON; two
Mica Coas3 Gig and Harness; two sets of
Blsc ksnlthe' Tools; lar e Coal Bed; a numbel
~ ne" Axes Treeess Mattocks, &c. Aite
nensbs crdei will be given on al, sums over
three dollars, upon the purch sers giving good
secnrit}i under that sun, cash. Sale to begin
early ~ the day.
DANIEL STRAYER.
March s. 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
IN CHANCERY.


u xhCUIOH ) ALE.--W Iii be otisrod tor
b sale, on Friday the 18th day OF March
next, at the late residence OF Han Light, deed
near the Lick Mills, ali OF the personal pro
perry OF said decd viz: Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consls ing in part OF good Beds
Bedstesds and Bedding, Chairs, Tables, am ny
which is very good Dining Table, Chest and
Chest Of Drawers; variety Of Kitchen and
Cupboard furni ure, suchas Pots, Ovens Pans,
Kettles, Dripping Psas. Plates and Dishes
Also, one srstgrate Flax Wheel. Wool wheel
and Reel, one Set OF Hecklesi good CARRY
ALL aud CART; Meat Tubs and sene Tight
Ba~rsls; some SHEEP, and great variety oi
articles no, necessary 10 particnlarise. Nine
months credit viii he given, by complying with
i he common rules of sale in such cases. I he
sale will begin ea'iy in the day. when due at
tendance viii be given by
JACOB MYERS, Ear.
Feb. IL, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
r-,RM roR REYT-rhe ssh.srIberwi.h

y~lRM FOR RENTING snnseFiberwish
T. eslo rem, the Farm belonging to III,
h, ir. OF John Winning, deed. tying on the
west side OF the North Npuntsin. near Mr
Robert V snodgrass' MIIi--this farm contains
about 900 acres, OF ablsh about $50 are slesr
ed aud under good fencing there IS goodtwo
story Dwelling House, convenient Barn. good
Sprng and Spring House, Msst House aud >
good Orch ard; there is some meadow on At -
The above farm Will be rented to or four
years Possession can be bad the FIRST Of April
For further particuI rs enquire Of the ssoscri.
Der living near Parks Gap.
JOHN TABB.
March 1890
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

FotnAN's FERRY, .nottA of 0peckoa.
FE Vie subscriber informs the public.
II. that he has new tEKRY-HoAT ia rood
order tor conveying of Wagons, Carriages, &c
across tbs Potomac River and the OBeCkon
Crsek--it will be onnd TO We the nesres, road
from MsF'inshurg to Booasboro', iisgeTstoun
N'Ihsmsprr's &c also, the nearest and mos
direct roaS from Sbepherdstown, Charleeiown,
&c' by way OF " liiamspor, 10 he Cumber r
land rosd-it will be attended o by
JAMES fORNAN.
Nn.ch S 1889
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12


HOUSE AND LOTS FOR sALE.-Pursu.
Z Il ant TO decree Of the county court of
Berkeley N chancery. in cause therein de-
pending between Nicholas Schop1er,'s Admir-
plaintiff, and John Charles Rsbenauah and o
theirs, defendants. the undersigned commits.
sioners viii expose to sale, at public auction,
before The court house door in Mar,insbnrg, on
saturday, the l4'h day of March next, two
lois OF g'ovad with their appur,ensnces, lying
on Queen and Martin streets in said town. op.
Posi,e the residence OF Col. John stro,her. and
known in the general plan of the town rs LOIS
No. and ia
Terms 81 sats--one third Cash, and the resi-.
due in equal instruments at six and twelve
months, WIKI interest from the date, upon
bends With security.
ELISHA BOYD,
PHI .LIP C PENDLETON,
Feb. 26, 1899 Com'rs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

ny ss dfaymsn: her limbs, which, in
her scarlet tonic and snow white pan
falcons were fully defined, would bear
q favorable comparison with those OF
the Farneaseun Hercules Her fea
lures are neither soft, nor fine, nor
delicate--in her air there IS none OF
the tlmidny which people look for in
the female chsractrr--but there was
an ease, of self possession, a compla
cent confidence, an insrepidisy or "a
Their an ineincibilny Of state, and q
6rmness OF stead, wholly masculine.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

I AND AND TAVERN FOK KEN I'll he
- subscriber wisi,es to lease for term OF
Years, that well known i,2VERyN ST.9A y
uhich he a, present occupies. together With the
F.fP.i attached thereto. containing 2zs acres,
on which there is good Dstiliery,' n operation;
the land is in good state OF cultivation, with
al necessary buildings IN good repair. The
furRjture belonging 10 the Tavern will be ren.
ed with the sand it desirable to the tenant.
Also 3 F.4R.N adjoining the shove, oon'sining
500 acres, 2Oo acres Of which are cleared, o
part Of il excellent bottom, and convenient
portion OF good meadow. Also, a FIRM on
The cas-, sade OF the North Mountain albumin
tie lands belonging TO the heirs OF Ionn Iur.
mr., esq decd. containing lS5 acres-i20 acres
q which are clenre3. and IN a good state OF
cul, " a,on-on this farm there is an excellent
iine stone spstngo never.'eiling water, good
orchard, about ten acres of meade .---the build
il rs in tolerable repair Also, two other
FARMS 10 the county of Morgan.
Bond and sufficient security for the Perform.
ance Of the covenants will be required. ARMY
TO he subscriber living at the Tavern, where
further particulars viii be made known
ROBERT SNoDGRASS.
NV. T, 1923 If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

nHIo OIL STONE.-fhe subscriber is
~ happy 10 inform the public, that he has
opened the ell STONE QUARRY, lstel, d,s.
covered ~ Hocking COUNTY, Ohm, and shall
constantly have on hand, large supply of the
ston, prepared for IN rket. He Is now pre-
pared 70 attend o the prompt execution If all
orders that maY be received.
From the high opinion Of the quality Of this
soRes expressed by all vho have used ,espe IL !,
~ thoss who have given il the everest scruti
~, It is unnecessary to say any thing in its
favor. she discover, OF this stone, Il a hopeo.
viii be snolher addition to the wealth of oar
country, rs it will superoede the Use Of the
Turkey Stone, and the consequent expectation
20 those immense sums VI money with which !,
is purchased.
John p HELFENsTEiN, .Rgssh
Farch S, 1929.
GTAil letters and orders, addressed to the
agent, Lancaster, Ohio, post paid, will be AL
tended to.
- 'Hefenstein's Ohio Gil Stone" can be
had ny applying to the Rev. Heliensiein 10
FredeFicktown, Maryland, who now has on
hand supply, either wholesale or retail.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

~ Virtue Of Deec OF trust, executed on
b0 the 18th day OF January. lS20, (snd now
o record IN the conaty court OF Berk ley b,
James 2 arse and Margaret his wife. for Ger.
tam purPoses therein mentiont d, the under
signed named as Trustees in SAID Deed, vii.
proceed 20 sell, for cab, on the PREMISE, on
..ssssA Sturdy The On xsw slf .qp,at ne1i, a
ss.s.s1 certain HOUSE and LOT OF
sss,ES rounc, sius,e on The extreme Yves
'''"s"sSss~end o. kiog Street. N Martinasurg
kown IN tie general plan q. SAID town, oy l.o
No. 2Ve. SAID House and lot is now in the
occupancy of ihcmas " ,ddyss. Such title as
is vested in the undersigned. val be made tn 4,
purchaser. ISAAC S LAUtK.
CHARLES II. STEWART.
March 5, 1879.
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Fo" hENF-h House snd LOT, on Nm
sss-s Street, adjoining m, own resi-.
yssss3 dence, at present occupied by
ssssssII Mr. snyder. Also, small House
<->-AsS md Garden, on John-street, ne ar
the German Church
MARGARET SOMMERVILLE.
Jan %. 1879
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TT WISH TO rent ny House, at present
II occupied by John Young, to some person
VINO will board my Miilers.
ALEX'R STEtHEN.
Msr'insburg, March S, 1879.
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III OiiCE.-All those who became purcha
~ sers ., 'he sale of he personal properly
OF he late Capt Isaac Panmetre, are hereby
respectfully notified that Their respective obi.
gstiogs will fall due Oh the FIRST of March, en-
SUING, and that pfomp, payment will be exptc,
ed from every one indeb,edj Il being he wish
OF the undersigned to bring the estate to a
speedy settlement, renders it absolutely ne
eessary that this neiice should be slrctlf at.
tended to: those falling to pay in reasonable
time, need not lie surprised 20 find their obi.
cations IN the hsods Of an officer Tor collection
JACOB + VANMETRE,
ABRAHAM Z. NANMETRE,
Feb. 90. 1899 Er'rs.
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virtue of deed of trust from James
3I Stephenson and Ann his wife, bearing
date on the 9th day OF June, 1921. and now of
record in the county cOur, OF Berkeley, the I'm
de rs sned will, on Saturday, the 2Sh Of March
nsvI at the Stone Tsvsrn, on Mill Lreek,
otter for sac, at public auction a certain
%s,sxt TRACT or PARCEL OF
Ssssssss land, lying on the cas-, side o.
Csf{E~.sF the rad leading from Msrtinsburg
~ TO " pchester. between iIarkes,ille
and the Stone Tavern on Mil Greek, and des
cribed in the deed as "adioining the lands OF
sin and Miller, Joseph Grubb and George
Holiday, supposed to contain about two hun
died acres"
HE terms Ui sale will be one third Of the
purohsse-mrney 81 the Time ct sale, and the
residue III 'wo annual instalmepts with interest,
to be secured bJ lien upon he lard.
PHILIP c. PENDLETON.
February %, 1879 is
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Atasellaneotss.

Genuine LuzlnesS - A young fr
mer inspecting MS fathers cGneerns in
the time of hay and harvest, found a
body OF mowers asleep when they
should have been at wolk What IS
thls' cried The youth; why, sou are
so INDECENT, tha, | would eIvea Gro IN
to know which is The most lozy Of
YOU Il am he,'--crIed he cne near
est TO him, soil stretching himself at his
ease Here them SAID The youth, bol
ding out the money Oh, master
Gorge. DO take the ironble Of putting
st into my pocket for mei'
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More hearts pine away in secret
anguish; for unkindness from those
who should I've their comforters, than
for any other calamity in life - Young
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aiaRYLANDER

II one Of the best bred Horses in America
he was gotten by Old RattIer; his dam was The
celebrated running mare Noh ne rsugrre. b,
Top Gallant. The brother of SiY Archy-his
grand dam the dam of SIR srch,; so thar 40
thing can exceed the blood Of hrs fiorse. Given
under my hand, this 5'h day Of Ialaar,, 1898
UILLL2.E THORNTD.N
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The North POE A widow in
A'Ioa has son who, last season, com
manded "a ship engaged in the whale
fishery HIS ship was lost, and he
wrote home TO his mother that, after
his disaster, he bad fortunately found
Ont, and was coming home (SUotibe)
auth the North P0te, ship now in
Jellih harbour. The old woman. on
reading The news, was in rap;ures,
and exclaimed Our Johns a made
man al last He has found oul the
North Pole, aud is b.ingne i, home
with him, A Draw reward, nae Goub,.
bell got fra the government.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

In Mississippi, some years since. a
court commenced session. hu, was
Obliged to adjourn for several Success
sive days, Oh account of the absence
OF jury One morning the sheriff
came Into court, and ,sld ;he j1dge
that he should probably have the jury
men ready by .hc following day -'fof y
said he, "we have run down len Of
them. and have got ;nem tied up 10
the shed; and two deputies end four
dogs are after the others, aud they
expect to catch them this af,egnooo %
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n AND FOR sALE.--rhe subscriber VIII
L. sell aystusble Tract 81 Land, lying on the
main road lesding i'os Judge fuckers sni-
rhur Spring ,rsc, TO Bunker's Hill, N Berke'
le, county. This tract contains 2S6 acres; two
hundfed cleared, snd under coed repair; he
"A balance well clothed With tImeer.-
Gsys&5 1be Improvements are comfortable
gsnA Dwelling House, two stores high, an
GA-2sn xcel.ent Barn. stables, Corn House,
two springs OF never falling water, a number
o Gro ce fruit trees, sc. |, is deemed unneoes
ear, To give a further d. description, As any per
SON wishing to purchase will no deust view The
.ame. which san be shswD. and terms made
known on application to Ezekiel Showers, iiv
Ing 10 Msrtinsburg.
Feb S 1929. EMANUEL SHOWERS.
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The wifs of man who coold III
afford ii, having purchased a fashion
able hat, said to her husband, Nv
dear. do you think my bonnet is more
than medium size" mo indeed :"
replied the husband, 81 should say il
is nearer the size called fooIscap."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

TOR SALE--A good second hand Gig, and
J. first rate Gig Horse, wh.ch alsa goes vel
under the saddle. Enquire at tbs Office.
FEB. ~, 1893.
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II "H LIZ o@ hEN IN : bs r Der
q WISHES to sell the HoUSE&LOT,,a at pres.
l2Sxss en occupied b! Inn, situate on k ny
sssssg streets near the Pres hylerisn Church,
,ssssMAn the town of Msrtinshurg. The
S'-'s"Sss blouse is g comfortable one
WIN aeomph Il Xxi chen, COED Stables, Bake
oven, &c the Let equal to an, in The town of
"ar'nSbufE' Tbs property viii be sold low
any person wishing TO purchase VIII please ap
Ply soon shnud the subscriber not be able
10 sen by the 70 h March, 1t viii then be for
rent ana possession given Immediately.
JAMES LANDERKIN.
MsT''nsburg, Feb 20 1879
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Cash for WHEAI,

The subscriber having leased the Mill
belonging to the late Z. Ebersole, sthttie
Georgetown, ard has it now in complete repsir
for The reception Q! all kinds of gram. He
will pay the highest price. in cash, tor gooG
merchsnsable wheat, snd will grind and manu-.
iac'ure for customers, all wheat delivered in
the mil, lie viii give a barrel OF supetfne
-four tor every $40 lbs. Of rnerchan, able wheat,
and stand the Inspection in sny market il mar
be TAKEN to--He viii, al ali times, unon sighi,
give flour ~ exchange tor wbea,, and will oe.
liver any sour Manufactured Ia his mill a, E3a
more or the D,sipc, OF Columbia, when re-
quested By the owner Farmers and Others,
will consider her interest by giving him call.
Feb. 5, l629.--,t JOHN KiSlNGER.
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4 Dangerous Case DIR A.,
being sent Tor TO a gentleman who
had received a Sigh, ound in a rem
counter, gave orders to his servant, 10
go home in all haste imaginable, and
fetch certain plais,er; the pali u, -,
turning pale, Lord sir. hope there
is no danger" YES. indeed" an
ewered the doctor. ''i the fellow
don't set up good pals Of heels, The
wound will heal before he retugns y
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IN Amazon-- A woman named
Bognolini, bited al Parls, on the
Is December, astonishing pow ers
over the small sword, Several pro
fessors entered the list with her, hut
were oil without one excep ion, wofs
ted From the rnOmeni that she touch
ed the point of a weapon, her au,a
gonist was 90 longer master of it; she
twlrled it sbOut--tossed il Up and
down, now TO one side, then TO sn0ib
er, brntit 10 curve, did y hal she
pleased with il, and had il. in iact, al
her own way. MADAME Bog0oiini is
Father above The midGse height, Draw