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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

II Ncw-YOrk Eyccum.-rhe Directors of the
NkWlO;K LYCEUM respectfully inform the public
s The Fou,h Annna Conrse OF Lectures before thai IN
Sagioa II be delivered in the BROADWAY TA6ER-
SaCLE,o Ueaneday Eserng OF each week, commencing
Deeases will he delivered by the following gentlemen,
nialteaaetoy--By SAML. II. COX. d. D.
"a, A'e;ue-H0n. RUFUS CHoATE, ~. S. Senator from
De Leei,ge-iion. LEVI WOODBURY., (U. $. Senator
oa View iampshrc) IN the Uncertainties si History
f' 4, Lse,ges-GEo. BANCROFT, ESQ., on" American
asory,"
One Lsctu,e-Rev Dr. DE WITT, on New.Yorl under
Datca Colon,a Government.
o ,.. Ltsoteae PROT ALoNZo POTTER tof Union Col
ongei on" SeltCulture Examplihcd.n
We Lfetus-Rev. WILLIAM HAGUE. (of Boston, On
o ont ite:pre-GEo W. BETHUNE, D. D.. on -
vac Leeiue-CHAS. EAMES. Esq, on the :" Early Eio-
,qVenee o! the Christian Church."
Vse Rev. J. II. PERRY formerly Colonel in the
me Texan armyD the History OF the Revolution IN
aa. embracing the battle Of San Jacinto" illustrated
WIZ Dsgram
o,t L.ct,oe HENRY GILES, Esq, on Pecuarisies of
os ..a Leeste-RoEAcE GREELEY, Esq,on-,
soa ansnishees gentlemen are expected 10 Lec, are
Lyceuu - -
,r;,, TERMS FOR THE COURSE.
teGe's admitting Lady and Gentleman. IS 90
IT, :jycI ~ "'tniI'ng Lady and Gentleman 81 on
TO be obtained a, The Lyceum, Ali Broadway. Of j. L.
S@oufy ireasufef, Brosdw ay corner of Whte.street
AEc>'s. e0s broadway. .'''a ~
Fer o.dsr ISAAC T. SMITH. President
L. g. EoRMAN, Recording Secretary na; ,,
o~o ~
l. Gonraud's Klunc D,Espavoc. fori,,,rov.
7s te complexion recommended TO the a,;eo ,.,S ~
a0csi degree OF confidence the mos, eYnns na, s
ieu n s universe for beau,iyng the skin yvhp,
sSthtity OF doing the slightest injury The coumnn m,
ots OF this description give cadavcrprs and nnna, "
sbeRess TO the skin, while The contrary the RAM n
h,p1gne, which IS not dead white, but natural ;vi
st tesa color, communicates the most brilliant ans SAM
nc shall possibly be conceived, and possesses his
Reemnen; excellence, that it be discovered bv III
l crupiZDg observer, but Looks like the native B,om
" aeah, taken Tie neck OF Ioath and Beauty PIT
nhaudSane boxes % cents EACH ane 10 be had only
de' Waaer-treet, door from Broadway. The .ap.
Se THIS a'iire has ohsiIei since lis introduction the
oesi itSi o is Ladies you that the aricle
,sd flake White Is prepared from Corrosive Subimatr
s0e1a'y poison' o2e I'm
~ aoartiug.-A gentleman and his wife, AID few
s's's gsetl-mcn be accommodated with board and
ttssani rooms at No. ~ City Hall Place. Reference.
s,ehspged OILS 2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
? Death stand. a ghasr al the surprising results


produced by Dr.. Rush's INFALLlBLE HEALTH PILLS
in curing the various maladies which attic; large portion
Of the human race. To all who know the high character
and grea, scientific atainments of the late DR. RrsH OF fni
adelpha, needless 10 say word IN commentator oil
this popular medicine the preparation OF which cost him
years OF careful study and long experience in the treatment
OF diseases In letter the young ply scian 10 whom be
communicated the secret OF compromising these Pills Dr.
Rush saws: place in your hands my young friend,
medicine which OF itself alone will be sufficient 10 nsare
Your success practitioner, were you not possessed O.
scientific To this medicine attribute the erea1
success whick attended daring long and extensive
uractie discovered happy combination after Infinite
pans,aking and repeated experiments. look upon as
an old acen Isl would have looked Upon the T'r itT or
the PHILOSOPHERS stone had beea able discover either
II * ,te ne pa1 ultra remedies, and always call my ~
fable hea!h pill To OF sedentary pursuits 10 ie
male. ho>e duties conne them within doors; 10 persons
pong 10 sea- where The 81 exercise IS apt 10 engende
thai du sensation always attendant upon csordered a'
OF TIE stomach freely recommended these pils ana
have used them cases OF acute disorder anu
always with the most satisfactory success There not
am liz IN which practice that suffer TO nnProvlded
with OF them Their great virtue Is that they arrest
disease in It's first approach. They prevenves well
as rcmcdies and viii venture say that if taken by per-
sons they are first affected with symptoms OF illness
many and many case that, either serious or fatal might
be avoided
~ Sold wholesale and retail By II. G. DAccERs SO
Anr-street, Ncw.York and reta) by Kelly, S7 Brond
way n Y j. AFFORD, l6S Bowery, ~ y. Dr. J. Z. Scott
Isl Six, Avenue corner of Twelfth seei Ny Dr. re-
x Gourcud 81 Wakcrs,rcet, door west of Broadway
aud AT the respectable medicine stores IN The cy also
by H. Green, 69i E7uton-srsst, 6rooa'yn.
Price . cents box '.eat put up IN wrapper engraved
by Durand CO. sieel, with fac s'me OF Dr. nsh
si-naur" IN each box, which i. accompanied with 'uN
directions 10: use. o-i o'eou ~
IT Third Congregational Disirict.--Ihe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

~ aoarIliug.-A gentleman and his wife, aud a few
s's s-eti-nsca, be accommodated with board and
ssssaI rooas al No ~ City Hall Place. References
1SSapged. OILS 2wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

n AT 50 cents per boiiIe.mIHe CD cn'ct Virtues o
l. Its bracng, strengthening and clarifying properties
Its gently stimulating the action OF the s KIN il tho bub
or root and particularly the pulp, which receives the
vessels nerves giving life and yigor to the HAIR;
J. Its eGua!izing the circu laton OF The funds;
Ire reenr The skin from The effects of perspira,ion
scurf and ,iandria and disposng the hair 10 curl
g. And its frequent will preserve The hair III oeduy
and health 10 the latest period OF life.
Those who wish become wholesale or retail agents
will apply TO the proprieors or by letter at The naircu
ting rooms Jag Broadway OF Liberty-st, up stars
Warranted TO keepin any climate % /"
II Remember the E.es,ovnl of the kcni
Cenapi,ine Gi!, Spirits and Improved Burner; 10 In
Favei;e Hall 5 Broadway, opposite Nihos, al prices re-
t"? .i'r ,sarl, "a ner cent. g. w McCREDY,l IT.
OILS In -
n 70 Tniiors and Hair Drcssers.-ln'
proved Camptenc Spr, Lamps, made expressly 10 "o'"
by Also Campbcne of superior quality by
Jo5 Inn. 6; MICHEL, 8 Catharine ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

D. Spencer announces to gentlemen tia! his arrange
men,s are completed for supplying according 10 pre-
yious niimation, FINE Fer HAT al price (aS 1J)
which shall rerdeI emphaical!y the cheapest well as
lowest priced Geuilen.en's FUR Hat sale in this
city. 1t is prepared in The same style which characterzes
our finest article and Ike tina; article is offered prce al
which .e continued without unusually rapid
sale. The Undersigned with ali confidence ainls 1t 10 be
for tie gentleman aid economist the most desirable Fur
Ha, yet offered (o2ot0 SPENCER, 245 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

IL, Third CcnEres-:onai Disirict.-rhe
HOBBY independent DE- aocratic Wig Central COMMIT
tee are requested attend meeting at he committee
Room, Thi. Evening", at Z! O'clock
IVAN T. WOODW0RTI, Chairman
H l..,C VIM n5Ep"SLi Secretaries oe8 IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

~ FnsI style of 1;cnsIcnie.s's aEuis.-D,RD
OF Pine and NasSautcects, las ready for m
speciicn and sale the Fsll Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems bats u6 FSM&W~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

do do do do extra quality, los.
Engs, Brussels, extra, los.
ROYAL Wilton and Velvet Garpr'lng, equally low
Together with large assortment OF Druggets Oicloths
Rugs Doorma;s Table and Piano Covers India Mating,
S,s Rods scthe largest stock Of goods in the city, Pur,
caser would find il heir decided interest TO call and
examise the stock before looking elsewhere
Il. SMITH, Jr, 4i8 Pearl.street.
o.73w Opposite Willamsreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

M ANTED-A situation as Chamber
Wv maid and Waiter Laundtess, by girl
who give satisfactory city reference. Apply AT No 80
RidIe-street. ol9 L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

a CAMILLA Lady VINO, LOT huInoer
England as teacher wosi he pleased pass the winter
in New. York and Il moderate compensation would en-
gage Assistant Teacher IN School, or would locale
herself in good siuaton either 10 npart INSTRUCTION. 10
child ,eu make herself family by an ingenious
quick OF the needle sire Is acquainted with II
cicnce of sc The satisfactory references eau be
given If an desired please leave note az
dressed The Teacher the office ot The Irbune
n.G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

~ The Mill will commence grinding next week
The Judges al the Morae Court and also those OF the
Common Pleas will ali other business that
pose Where citizen The applicant through
the - so where they faler about swearing to
pe years residence the price higher but no mpcdinen
the way liberal discount wholesale orders
from TammaDy Fail or from the Wing Head Quarters
DG5 lnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
alton as Cook and

M ANTED--A situation as Cook and
w Laundress, by an English Protestant young woman
WHO strong and healthy and wil be recommended for
capabity, honesty Industry &C. by respectable famieS IN
this CITY with whom she has lived for several years
Enquire address by no,e \. B., at No. $50 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

A LADY CAPABLE of taking charge
Z y OF the domestic arrangements of we'll regulated
Boarding School oarding House private family wants
situation for the winter. Woud have objection 10 60
short distance from the city. 4 line directed to 6. H.
le the Sob Post office OF Christopher and Green
tended 10. o25 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

Seyeute, J;sa Sarsi-Thc Democratic Wings
of the venoi requested 10 bic ri Jour
Head ~, he Henry Clay House, corner OF Avenue
4 and street. on Friday Evening the 18th INST at
our Wing friends OF the Sixth Congressional District al Com
sti,uen Hall, Broadway to respond 10 the nomination OF
Member of Congress fsr District BY order OF the
Ward Committee, E. Y. PRIME, Chairman.
T,u-,e UrsTep Secretary n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

M ANTED-By a respectable woman
w with city reereAce, situation 10 DO cookery or
general house*ork small private family. Apply at
| No 27S Secondsrrct. o25 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

II EaeaIsa. guiet and Gomfert- -!,t...e Ora
ham Hoasc, 6s Barcay-si Newborn, pfoisfS AZ: ~
Strangers stopping few days weeks IN The cy sucI
rarely offered eligibly located clean aud
airy street very the business part OF he cry anu
he immediate viciuty principal steamboat ianIass
It's apartments arc Convenient and neat while us table IS
sapnhed with the best Vegetables and ta:S ihal can Dc
ptocnrsd excluding entirely Animal Food and SnluanS
" ai kntIs Charges moderae{Sl TO 81 = per DAY io
.,ei'-aad every effort made TO render becrters eesi'
" W. g. Kayrcr, Teacher of the Piano Forte
organ, ana Singing, No. q First Avenue. OILS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

o. The German General Clay Club will
meet at f. Siegrieds al the OF Rvng,on and VIII
let.strees Friday Evening, October %, at o'clock.
where all who in favor OF High Tariff and Sound
Currency are invited TO attend. By ORDER of
PHI. BRISSELL, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
CONANT, 2oO Grand.street.

u Economy and Fuss.ion.-Superior imila-
ton MoeSkH Hats cloth under brms at the extreme low
price of 81 80. Also very good article al 81, war
ranled fur bodies Fine Cassisiere Hat reduced to
IS So II any instance the above Hats DO not give salts
faction The he be fully satisfied by giving IN.
formation TO J. w. KELLOGG No. is Canast,
o8 Im+ corner OF Thompson.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

won't, but he wants a little money him.
self, and offers 10 borrow on his own
bonds; and lenders say, mo, we will
not trust you elthe:, because you so lar
counlenanced the action Of your boys,
and let them borrow on the good faith
OF the family, and now you will do moth.
ing 10 help hem out; and you kno" wa
cant sue YOUR boys or seize their prop
erv, and hero We are without a m
dy, whilst you, like a dog in the man
ger, wont act yourself nor let others act.
You know that what has been done by
roads has increased the value and USE
l~uluess of the great family larm, and
without said roads the new and unset"
lied parts are not worth a cent y stu
YOU refuse 10 aid the boys Out Of their
present difficulties, brought about oy
your own acts and by your own Permls'
sion"
Now this is about a true outline OF The
present condition ofthe family and tarm;
and the question is, Shall 'hlngs remain
so, and grow worse, or shall sound Wis
dom prevail and the old man call the
boys logsther, and honestly reason over
the matter, and agree QUITO # the family
abundance 10 pay The debt by finishing
the good works now impoverished, and
90 back 10 The spirit and meaning oil
The old family agreement, and, by STICK
ing TO that take care how the boys as
sumo a duty which belongs more safely
to The old man, as we'll in public I'M
provemeuls, in borrowing, as in bank
ng and making Safe bonds and paper
money?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25
PETER sCRIBER.

John Q. Albums on Temperance The
following passage occurs 10 a recent 40
dress of the venerable ex President on
the subject Of Temperance:
ain the ardor Of your zeal 10: moral
reform, forget notlhe rights Of personal
freedom. All ercess is Of The nature o.
iutempersnce, Self government IL tho
foundation Of all our political and soc'al
institutions, and il is by sell government
alone that The laws Of temperance a
be enforced. In the effort 10 recover
your brother from treadlng the primrose
path Of daIIiance with the Circean cup,
allure him by kindness rather than re-
pei him by feproach, Teach him still
more by example Than by precept-
Seek not 10 force upon him by leglsla-
tive enactment, that virtue which he
can possess only by the dictates OF his
" conscience. and the energy OF his
own will. Let 20 t%incture OF party po'
lrics be mingled with the pure stream
from The pure fountain Of temperance.
1 Nav the waichword Of moral reform be
the inscription upon your banners, and
may the standard Of your spiritual and
anti spiritual warfare, in concert with
those congeuiaI armies, be borne alott
10 triumph. till the cause OF temperance
shall spread, ~'conqueriUg and TO con-
quer,' from sea to sea, and from the RI
yer 10 the ends Of the earth"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

The first Log Cabin POet,y.-ThO
NateheZ Courier, 10 save future irou'
he, Informs the present generation, so
that it may be by them transmitted 10
future ages, that the first Log CABIN
Poetry of which there are any authentic
remains is to be found 10 The Lady Of
the Lake" and that the first Log CABIN
Poe: was Sir Waller Scott. For proof
it offers The following description of the
Log Cabin in which Roderick Dhu iodg-
cd the exiled James Of Douglas, 1t isl
the 96th stauza of the first canto. The
Courier assumes that in the ninth line
Sir Walter Scott distinctly teslltes that
he thinks CLAY necessary TO make
Log Cabins comfortable.
at was a lodge ofample size,
But strange OF structure and DEVICE
or such materials as around
The workman's hand had reAdlest Iound.
Lopped OF their boughs, their boar
trunks barred,
And BY the hatched rudely squared
To give the walls their destined height,
The sturdy oak and ash unite;
While moss and CLAY and leaves COM
blned
To fence each %crevice from the wind,
The lighter pine trees over head
Their slender length for rarters spread,
And with heath and rushes dry
Supplied a russell canopy.
Due westward, fronting 10 the green,
A rural p~ortico was seen,
AIoll on native pillars borne
or mountain fir with bark unshorn."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

There is q great deal Of counterfeit
United States coin in clrculation, Of all
the small denominations, and IL is very
difficult to detect it As to cents, thew
are manufactured and sold by the ksg
lust like nails. The privately msDufar.
Iured cents are worth just as much Os
those made by the Government, but ia
silver coin. the Tree trade plan gets in
too much copper.-N Y Jour. Con,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

Specie Prices The Sangamo Jour
nal. pub ished at The Capitol Of Illinois,,
says Wheat is selling there for 25 cents
per bushel.
We notice by the same paper that the
number of applicants for the benefit of
the Bankrupt Law in Illinois alre ady
exceeds 1000.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

Ertrco,d binary Dlo'deEd.-lt Is said
tina, The Pennington Canal Company, in
Connecticut, have this year made theiF
first dividend. They moved the tow
path, and divided The bay!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-31

CARD-lhaye often been informed by friends
"A well in line OF jealous
Of the meet withhave directly and city
that manufacturing we'll kno La Norma brand
well other Havana and Principe Sega this country and
making other similar hints herewith declare such
fasehoods, and such individuals than highway
robbers. M. RAIDER, +6 Chatham street
New York, Sept 26. 1912. SIG liner
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS and a general assortment OF
" hardware, cutlery, aud fancy GOODS anv wees hoe
trace and Log chains, shoves spades locks bolts mis-
by A. w SPIES s. CO.
go lmsrrc 2I8 Pearl streer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-31
THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND
DIAPER PIN

NEW and important article for in the nursery and
fastening ladies' shawls, cioas &c Patented in
the United and in Europe. rapidly gaining favor
wherever introduced aud has become article will
be the advantage Of dc ae fancy hardware in the
country supply the Ives with. For sale trade by
wholesale dealers such articles the city OF
view York
Thread and needle and dealers in fancy articles sup
piled liberal the mandatory OF the patentee lac
Jaw street. Brooklyn. az lmsrc
HAYDEN'S STEEL QUlLLS.-The subscribers nave Tor
IL SALE recently improved notifications of these
lent and POPULAR Pens.
The Reaoy Writer" unanimously voted the King of Pens
The Dickens" considered the for price in the
market.
1 card lat Wholesale different vaneles of Pens
who has tried them
Together with the famous Double Patent and Comb nation
ariel Pens with many Others, for sale by the agents
oil lmsr J. & p HAYDEN 5Pjatt u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-31
PART Ill.

A CHAMBER PHARAoH's PALACE.
Enter Moses and Aaron.
Moses Haste thee, my Brother haste thee. To depart
all prepare. there will wait for the Royal Decree Lon
ger TO stay us, Pharaoh will not dare
Aaron May Heaven grant it, Yet in my breast still Turk
fear and suspicion Our Tribes ready thou d. lay
| thy coming. (Erit Aaron.
Noses Yes is the time arrived long ioretod
But see-the Queen approaches wiul, yet
resigned, and in her hand our seal Of happiness.
Enter Queen She bears in her hand the Roya Decree
permitting the departure OF the Israees from Egg
Snaide 10 Moses) Receive this paper Alas its price
is dear to Egypt and to us.
Moses taking me paper) Unhappy Queen may yet the
hand of Heaven thy comfort thy goodness full
repay Still Tsrael's Sons will for thy welfare pray.
(Erit Mosss.
Sinaide Alas hand but Heavens alone can ever
again console me Thou, my son, art more For hap.
pness looked, but. robbed of hope ITSELF sorrow and
mourning my sole companions.
"Angels bright and fair,
Take, o take him TO your care"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-31
U. S. CITY DESPATCH POST

POST OFFICE, New York 18th July, 1912
HOURS of Delivery each day. tSundays exceped) the
IL Upper and Lower Post Ofices:-
Letten deposited before
Hali;past 9 O'Clock, MI
Pm Will be sent out for de-
At all the Stations before livery at AM andI
7 o'clock, A M and O'Clock, P M.
PM
Letters TO be sent Free have Free Stamp affixed
them otherwise three will be collected Of party to
whom th letter addressed No be enclosed in
letters unless isteed at principal Offices Lists the
stations lat all Of which free stamps may be purchased
$3.50 100, and Information be obainef
plicaon the or post Offices Stamps issued
the late CtyDespach Post will be received IL is
that the number Of the residence ahoud be stated in all lett
roughthis Post. .
The Post Master soicis the earliest shond any
irregularities occur. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM
an2al v Post Master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-31
NEW YORK MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81 1912
THE
| s r A ELIT Els IN EGYPT,

TIL E PAS SAGE OF THE RED SEA:
THE rIRsr SACRED DRAMA PRODUCED IN AMERICA.
CONSISTING OF
SACRED MUSIC, SCENERY, AND PRESERVATION.
THE MUSIC COMPOSED BY
HANDLE AND ROSSINL
THE DRAMA wsIrrEN AND THE MUSIC ADAPTED BIT
M. ROPHlNO LACY.
Author of "CIsDERrLLA," SC, sc.
PERFORMED FOR THE lsr TINE IN THIS COUNTRY.
Al The PARK THEATRE, NEW YORK,
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1912.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-31
ARGUMENT.


ana IL came 10 pass time that the King
Egypt died, ana there arose up King over Egypt
VINO knew not Joseph And said unto his people Be.
hold the people OF the Children Israel are more and
mightier than we; come now, let US deal wisely with
then lest they multiply, and it to pass that when
mere laeth out any war, they JOIN also enemies
anu az ainst u.s. and get up of land
Therefore they did set them taskmasters to aict
them with their burdens and they made their lives
with hard bondage And the Children OF Israel sighed by
reason the bondage and they CRIED and their cry
up unto Cod by reason OF their bondage And God heard
their groanngs and God remembered his Covenant with
Abraham, with Isaac and with jacob And God looked
upon the Children OF Israel and God had respect unto
Them And the Lord spake Moses and unto Aaron
Behold the cry OF the Children OF Israel is unto
ana nave also seen the oppression wherewth tn Egyp
uans oppress them, and have remembered my Covenant
Come now, therefore, and will send ye unto Pharaoh
that may bring forth people, the Children Of Israel
out OF Egypt And am sure that the King OF Egypt will
not let you go out OF his land not by mighty hand
and VIII stretch out my hand and smite Egypt with ali
my wonders, which will do in the midst thereof: and
alter that he will let you 90. And ye shall know that
am the ord your God, VINO brngeh you from der
the burdens OF the Egg ptians.
And Israel saw that great work which the Lord did up
ON the Egyptians and the people feared Lord and
believed the Lord and his servant Moses.
The SECOND Book Mosrs