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The Nevada journal., 1851-09-25
NJ Q 7 ICE,

Takenup, two miles North of Nevada City,
on the 29th of June last, fly-bitten grey
marc, about seven years old, branded II on the
right shoulder, right eye out, and hole in
each ear Said mare has been running for
some time between the South and Middle Yu-
ba, NJ Humbug Canon
For further particulars, enquire of. Wi
hanson & Co., Main st
july2 {. C.FOSTER.
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-Four cases very superior
Champaign; 400 lbs No Butter in 10
lb packages.
The undersigned have large stock of
groceries and provisions on hand, and
are receiving fresh supplies weekly By
their teams, and will sell as low to the
packers or their customers as any other
house in this city, who expect 100 cents
to the dollar
A first rate Buggy and Harness for
sale low, for the ready down.
DAVIS & HIRST
Aug. 10th, lS5l-tf.
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The Johnson's Ranch House
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOIt SA LE OR KENT.
THE above we'll known tavern stand,
on Bear River, on the main road FROM
Nevada to Sacramento, is now offered
lo.' sale, or would be rented to a suita-
BILE person. The house is well calculat-
ed for house Of entertainment, being
large and CONVENIENTLY constructed.
One of the proprietors being about to
leave this section of country, is the only
reason which induces them to sell In
quire on the premises.
Aug. 2S-6t
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NOtice.---The public aro hereby cuo-
toned against trading for or purchasing from
VIM. Huntington a certain Qnartz claim,
which empowered the said Wm Hunting
on to sell, by bill OF sale to him, executed
and dated June 10th, 1851, and recorded be-
fore Recorder L II freeman, in Nevada City;
having fully revoked the power and all
authority by me heretofore vested in said
II huntington to sell or in any wise dispose of
the same. A. LIVERMORE.
Nevada CITY, July 80, 1851.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that shall apply to the
p 'obate Judge of Nevada county on the 2nd,
day of September term being on the 2ld,
day OF September 1851, for letters OF admin
istratoni to adnisister on the estate of j. G..
Miller deceased of said Nevada county, those
having objections to such administration, are
hereby notified to come toward and show
cause why such letters of administration,
should not be granted to this applicant.
so 81 PATRICK MCLANE
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DiahlO Verde.

The Proprietors of the GREEN DEVIL"
respectfully invite the attention of the public
to their choice assortment ofliquors, cigars, etc.
Their establishment is located directly under
the Dramatic Museum, where they will furnish
their frlSa@ls with some more of those prime
cocktails, cobblers, tulips, and other beverages
as refreshing as Jove's nectar.
no25tf WANEY & ROBINSON.
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John T. MOORE. GEO. BoRRADAtLE
MOORE & BORRADAILE,

South side of Broad st. next door to the
Gregory House, Wholesale & Retail Dealers
Groceries and Provisions &c. Have con-
stantly on hand and are receiving daily all
kinds of desirable goods. Consisting OF
Flour, Pork, Barley, Hams, Butter, Cheese,
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Beans, Apples, Peaches,
Lard, Syrup, Tobacco, Liq iors, Spices, mi
ming Tools &c
They invite the attention of Miners and
Packers to their we'll assorted stores and
will give satisfaction as to the quality of thcil
good inl6m
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&tTATE OF CALlFORNIA-Neva coun-
- ty. Grass Valley township, Ss.
Justices Court, before G. I, Smith, Justice
of the Peace. Septen ber 4th, 1851.
Henry Boieen pity PiIip FIickiNger dH.
The pee pie of the State of California TO Philip
Flickingcr, of said Township; Greeting;
You are hereby summoned to appear be ore,
me, at my Office in SAID township, on MondaAt
the SIKH day of October next, at nine o'clock,
M, then and there TO answer 10 tho com
plant 0. Henry Bowen, Of said township
who demands against you the sum Of one hun,
dred and thirty one dellars, being tho aine an :
of your note to him, dated July 18th. 1881 ;
for which sum the plaintiff will take iud ;lneht
against you in case of yourf n h9t iIr
as above.
spIl-3t' c. f. SMITH, j. r.
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Styles and Lyon, General

IOO UHU II OIi
Undertakers, corner of Pine and CONNER
cial streets, keep on hand at all times, n
full supply of ready made cotins of all
sizes also good hearse Undertaking
in all its various branches speedily and
expeditiously executed. The friends of
deceased persons are respectfully invited
to give them call aug7*lm
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Shetitf'S Sale.

eatrATE OF CALIFOR NIA..---NEvApA
~ COUNTY, S.
By virtue of an execution to me directed,
Issued tom the Office Of Holm Edwards, Esq,
Justice of the Peace in and Tor the county and
State aforesaid, dated the 18th day of Septem-
bcr, 1881. on Judgment rendered in said
count on the Sth day Of September, 1881, in
favor Of ltGGry Miller tui against ). S. Fl shi,
aud Il. w. Cloud, fol- the sun Of one hundred
snd sixty throe dollars debt and ,,ama ses. aud
the costs of suit, havs taken in execution
nnl will otar for sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash, at the promises, ON Monday the 9th day
oil October next between the hours of . O'Clock
A. N. and o'clock P. NJ, all the right title and
laterest of dcteudent S. :. Field in and 10 the
following properly, To wit; The one twenty
fourth part of the tunnel known as the Lower
Gold Tunnel, situated IN tn City of Nevada,
County OF Nevsds, and State Of California,
together with all the fixtures aud appurtenan-
SOS tbereunto belonging, to satisfy said execu-
lion ana costs of sut.
JSo. w GALLAGER. Sheriff.
BY W. Fl ENDIcorr. Under Sheriff
Nevada City, Sept. 18th, lS5l-42td
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DISSOLUTION.

NIIE Law cOpartnerShip heretofore exist
L ing nnder the name of Williams &
Caswell is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent THos G. WILLIAMS,
TIoS IL CAswRLL
Nevada, Jnne Is, 1851
The Law business will be attended to by
7 G. WILLIAMS who will settle all business
of the partnership.
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DENTISTRY.

S. C. MCINTYRE respectfully in
forms the public that he has located
himself in Nevada, and offers his undi-
vided professional attention in all its
branches. From long experience, and
tie highest testim mails from Dir. Brews-
ter, of Paris, with whom he graduated)
and DR.. Parudy of New York he hopes
10 NJ crit public confidence. He proposes
visiting Grass Valley and Rough and
Ready few days every month.
All operations warranted.
aue3.tf
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For Sale.
For Sale.
Good Chance for Speculation

FOR SALE, rich quartz claims, situated
year Birds Valley, on the Middle Fork of the
American The quartz in this lead shows gold
promiscuousy iu every part, and the dirt ar ound
il also pays good per cent. For further par
iiculars enquire at this Office, where specimens
from the lead may be seen.
Nevada Sept. lSh, lSol.- -42-3r
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Sherinr's Sale.

&sTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada coun-
= ty, SIS
In pursuance Of an execution and order Of
sale issued from the Clerks office of the dis
trict court, for Nevada county, to me direct
ed, dated the first day of September, A. ID:
1851, on Judgment rendered in said county
at the July term thereof, 1851, in favor of Rich
ard Savage. and against J. II. Atkinson, for
the sum of one thousand dollars; also, jndg-
nlent at the same time against said Atkinson
for the foreclosure of n mortgage given by him
to said Savage, 10 secure the payment of two
notes for the sum of one thousand dollars each
i have levied on and will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, on the premises, on
the 29th day of September, inst, tie following
described property. to wit; The undivided
one half interest OF house and lot in the town
of Grass Valley, known as Savage s. Bren-
mans store; also, the undivided one sixth part
of nine mining claims, together with tunnel
tools and d rt aud fixtures belonging thereto.
known as the Gold Tunnel, being the claims
formerly owned by one Fitzpatrick; also, one
nndivaded fourth part OF three mining claims,
situated above the claims above specified, To-
gether with all the privileges and appurtenan-
ces belonging to the same, to satisfy said exc
cution and costs of suit. Sale between the
hours of o'clock, A. Nj. and o'clock Nj. T..
JoHN w. GALLlHER, Shorili,
VIM Wilson, Deputy.
Neyada city Sept. I'd, lS5l.--2t
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Dr. 's'. A. i-tVcrf'aOre.
DENTIST,

Ed espectfuly offers his professional services
EoJ to the citizens OF Nevada City and vlcin-
ltY.
TEETH FILLED WITH PURE GOLD
Artificial Teeth, from one to n full set, Inserted
upon the principle of atmospheric pressure, y
or otherwise. as may be required.
Extraction of Teeth
VIII be performed without rcsortng 10 the use
Of the Turnkey" in any case. Chlorofonn
will b, administered when required. and all
operations for preserving and beautiying the
ieath performed according to the most approved
method. Having had an experience of seven
teen years, tie hopes 10 give general satisiac-
tion.
Office on The South side Of Broadway
door above the CITY Market"
REFERENCES.
Mr.. Nsppar. II Peoples.
!. f. Hal ". NJ. Cossim
Mr. Rockford, Vm. II Miller,
J. C. Smith. Nc. Len0aoN
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-25

FENAKEN UP, on the night of the 10th inst
a. "A dark bay horse, black feet, large Span.
ish brand on left hip, and white stripe in the
face. The owner will call at the foot Of Broad
street, prove property and pay charges or the
horse will be sold
Nevada Srst. l4th---42. 81
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Lemon Syrup Mandatory

Mlltby & Belt at The sign Of the American
manufacture and offer for sale a superior art-
Gle of Lemon Syrup by the doz. or gal. $3.50
per GAL, or So per dol may 20.
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For Sale.

The EUREKA HOUSE at Deer Creek
Lower Crossing This establishment,
combining the advantages of tavern,
trading post and healthy location mid
wa etween the cold Of the mountains
and he heat Of the valley, situated
near the main Yuba, and on enc OF tho
main thoroughfares to the upper mines
will be sold by the subscriber peremtoF't!h
as business requires him to retura to the
States This house is admirably adapted
to a family, being 80 by 40 Iteet' with
large bar. dining and cook rooms a
chamber 20 by 80, stere room, peu
rooms, and cellar. 5 MAIHEH'
July 9th. no23tf
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Clark and Dickinson.

EHAVING just received their large Sala
n Il mander Safe. are prepared to receive
Gold Dust and Treasure On deposit on reason
able terms Office AZ DR.. Clark Drug Store,
corner OF Broad and Pine streets
D. G. CLARK, VI. D. q. W. DGCKENSOS,
Nevalla City. Afav 9Th CITY PMasurer
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Notice

The share holders in the Tehama
Quartz Mining Company are hereby n.
tilted that an assessment Of forty dollars
to the share has been called. If not
paid within ten days shares will be for
feited. Per order OF the Company.
T. ELLEARD BEANS, Secretary.
Nevada, July 81 1851.
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r E NJ O V E ID

The undersigned woad beg leave to in
form the public that he has removed his of.
flee to the Court House on Main street
where he will be found TO attend 10 all Off
cial business connected with his office; also
to draw up deeds, mortgages, contracts, etc,
and to take the acknowledgement of any in
strument of record
JOHN EDWARDS,
Justice of the Peace.
Nevada June 25th, 1851
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the estate
of Jacob Judy, deceased, are hereby notified
to settle the same forthwith and all persons
having claims against said estate arc re.
quested TO- present them within ten months
from this date, or they will be barred from
Judgment. SAMuEL JUDY,
Administrator OF the estate Of
Jacob Judy deceased
Nevada August 2Stli IS5l--3t%
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Twenty Dollas Reward! !
STRAYED

EROM the subscriber about the 9th or
L 10th inst, an Iron Grey Horse, branded
GE united, on the left shouldcr, and = on
the hp--also n Spanish brand Whoever
viii deliver the above scribcd horse 30 L
NJ JErFoRps, Gold Run, or leave him at
Bowers Express Office shall rcesive the
above reward
Ncvoda lime IL Z at 4
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Nevada Gold Tunnel Co.,
Hereby give notice to any person or per
sons having any claim against the atore-
said company, to come forward imme-
diately AMI present the same for adjust
ment BY order Of the company.
w. S. OCoNNoR,
spJ-3ts Treasurer OF said Co.
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School.

YyNHE So JOOL in Nevada City, form erly
z taught by Mr.. H. 5 Rogers, will be re-
opened under the instruction Of Mr.. A. J..
Walker. on Tuesday. Sept. 23l, at the house
formerly owned by VIM. Hsvden.
The buiIding viii be thorough hly'repaired SO
ns to be not only IA comfortable but pleasant
for chilircn and others. during 'he r1inv season.
TER1S NJ heretofore S2,00 per week, to be
paid weekly.
Classes viii also be formed for persons more
advanced. For further nartculrs apply to
42-3l~ A. J. WALKER, Teacher.
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This certi6es that Hoffman s. Little of Ne
vada city are fully authorized to draw Bills of
Exchange at Sight on this office, and all the
Offices of Gregory's Express in the Atlantic
cities also to receipt for freight and insurance
on Geld Dust, and the subscriber will be re-
sponsible for all such Transactions connected
with this Express. ]. w. GREGORY, Prop.
Sad Francisco June II, 81
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Strayed or Stolen.

A Sorrel Mare from near Kiotavlle, brau.
n ded S on the left hip, face somewhat
dished and three white feet Also, dark
brown Mule branded y on the left hip. A
reward of s25 will be paid for the recovery
of either, or if stolen, 500 additional fer the
thief if convicted. Apply to Geo. Dickinson
Kistaville
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-25

QUARTZ MACHIN ERl The subscri-
" Der, having a steam engine of 80 horse
power, and machinery, desires location ON a
GOOD vein. and would be willing TO associate
with him q satisfactory party.
E.F. NoRTHAM, ,
At Eagle Exchange Front St, bet. X and L.
sts, sacramento City, or apply TO
". L. NORTHAM,
42-stA Nevada Hotel.
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~ ~ The National Hotel,

.,N AT AUBURN.
TIE subscriber most respectfully i,.f1rms
hose visiting Auburn ana vicinity. and the
public in general, that he has Just completed
that large haildinn, expressly erected as a iIo-
tel, in Auburn Care viii he t.,ken by the In
dies of the House. TINT the Table will be kept
neatly .,od well supplied. J .returl my sIlanks
to INV friends FOR In II past patronage at the
old stau1-of which | have converted the en-
tire building into q store. where Miners and
Ira derS will find constant aud general as
sortment of Goods tor sale low. for The Dust.
Auburn ] June II Gun VIM GWENN
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aSrATE OF CALIFORNlA,----NEv NEvAp,
- COUNTY. Probate Court, September term,
a. D. 1851.
Notice is hereby given tha, Alonzo s. Barr
will apply 10 said Court on the fourth day 4f
the next egulnr term, commencing Monday,
the 22i inst. for Eetters of Administration of
the estAte of L. +. Gardner, deceased. pet-
zion flied this day in my Office Seutenlber
lsth, 4. l., 1881 TtIliO MILLER.
I2-st Probate Clerk.
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NTOTlCE.--The partnership heretore exist
" ing under the style of Webster. Cham
bers s Co Is til day dissolved. The busi.
n.s4 will still be carried on under the lirn 0!
Webster and Chambers, who have the collee-
ton of debts owing the firm OF Webster, Cham
bers and Go, NJ B. WEBSTER,
JOSEPH CHAMBERS
Aug. Both, 1851 ---spll-3t
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Bills Of Exchange on
New York,
Philadelphia,
New Orleans,
Louisville,
Cincinnati,
Pittsburg,
Boston,
st. Louis
The undersigned having made ar
apgements with one of the wealthiest
banking houses in the Atlantic States
or California, are prepared to sell Bills
of Exchange, for gold dust or coin, on as
favorable terms as any other responsible
house. We draw on
Page & Bacon, st Louis,
Atlantic Bank, Boston,
State Bank, Louisiana, y Orleans,
Drew, Robinson & CO. n York,
FA Vandyke Jr, g. Co Philadelphia
T S Goodman g. Co, Cincinnati,
Hutchings g. Co, Louisville,
S Jones & Co, Pittsburg.
We will continue to forward gold dust
and letters through the old established
house of Adams 4 Co. All gold dust
will be forwarded through the Pacific
Mail line which never fails. Letter.
will be sent by Vanderbilt's new line
if desired.
Having little room left in our larg'
Salamander safe, we will continue t
receive treasure on deposit.
DAVIS g. HURST.
| Nevada City, Sept. 9Th 1851.
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Caution.

The nnblic arc hereby cautioned against
trading for a note execute" py Us 10 au,lne
Gnurain, for six hundred dollars, dated at Ne.
ia ci,v. February 9th, 1851, rs the sad
no,e wasobtane,. by misrepresc ttl an d
frand. l,,,n,.,e " ~. NC UrpN
I'm hb4"
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Hubbard 4 Hodges Law

on ice. and their Book and Stationery store
and Circulating Library, corner of 1Ain and
CoNOte streets.
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Taken up,
For Sale.

A one half or thrce-quarters intercs
in mining company's claims on Dalsee,,
Hill. of acknowledged richness. Earl.
application should be made at Gras
Valley, to j. n. SAukDERs.
Sept 5-tf
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VA S. & G. COOLIDGE. General Deal.
w crs in Groceries, Provisions. Wines
uuors. Cigars, &c. J Js,reet near6lh
Sacramento. .Ap rll9,
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GregorV'S Exnress

4 messenger will leave the Nevada CITY Of
nee on Saturday morning the 18th, to connect
ct San francisco with the Special Messenger
going directly through TO New York and New
Orleans by the stermer of Sept 18th,
ta.,ss. g&9 9HOF'F1IAN & Goa
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u & B III 3 O

The ''MoUSTAIs SENTINEL" is published ev
cry Thursday morning at Two DOLLARS per
annum, payable halt yearly.
No subscription will be taken for 4 shorter
period than six months; and no paper will be
discontinued until all arrearages are paid A
allure to notify discontinuance at the expira a
tionot sthe term subscribed for, will be consider.
ed q new engagement.
GADVERTISEMEN will be inserted
at the following rates:-50 cents per square for
the first insertion; IS cents for the second 8
for three insertions, and 25 cents per square
for every subsequent insertion. A liberal de-
duction made to those who advertise by the
year. All advertisements handed in must have
the proper number of insertions marked there
on, or they will be published TILL forbid and
charged in accordance with the above terms.
UAIl letters and communications, to insure
attention must be poet paid.
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ALSO.

Fine and Coarse Shirts, Handkerchiefs,
Silk Shirts, Stocks, Umbrellas, all of
which they will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms. They have also on
hand large stock of Cloths Cassl.
meres and Vestings, which they are
prepared TO make up in the most
workmanlike manner, and o the
most accommodating terms for
.-- cash or approved country pro-
duce. Their entire Stock of
Clothing is made up accord
ing to the latest Fashions.
Having selected their goods with great care
and purchased on the lowest cash terms, they
are prepared to accomodate their friends and
Gus toners with clothing of superior quality
a nd at lower prices than goods of similar
quality were ever sold in this county.
The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine their goods
Nov. Z, 1850.-5-tf.
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From the Boston Poet.
Il SEGAP.

Wbsn The weather's unpleasant and drs,,v
And The night unblest by star,
DO" sweet to a smoker. when weary,
Is the breath of fragrant segar!
what balm TO the spirit. when lonely.
To gaze at the smoke as it flies
And bright as The dreams, tn o. dreams o,,,
That with each floating clrc'et arise
men cares flesh is heir to perplex us,
And trlfes, more harras,ing far,
arse IN our path and sore ver US,
HOW soothing fragrant segar,
If friends should prove false
we can pass of the thing with a joke.
Nol aiio" their deseriion to grieve q.
1oa let the wound vanish in smeks
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REQUIEM.
BY MRS. OSGOOD.


ne hand thai swept the sounding iyr,.
With more than mortal skill,
ne hghtnIng eye, the heart Of FIRE,
The feryent lip are still:
no more in rapture or in wo,
With melody TO thrill,
Ah nevermore!
oh bring the flowers she CHERISHED 10.
With eager chld-like care;
For o'er her grave they'll love 10 grow,
And sigh their sorrow there;
All me no more their balmy glow
May soo'he her hearts despair,
No! nevermore,
But angel hands shall bring her balm
For every grief she knew,
And Heavens soft harps her soul shall calu
With music sweet and true;
hnd teach 10 her the holy charm
OF ISRAELI anew.
For evermore.
Loves silver Tyre she played go well,
Lies shattered on her tomb;
But still in air its music-spell
Floats on through light and gloom,
And IN ;he hearts where soft they fell.
Hsr words of beauty bloom
For evermore,
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When riches seem slow in collecting,
And prospects look gloomy as night.
There's nought like segars for directing
Our fancy to visions more bright.
Though life seems unpleasant and weary.
And its path unblsst BY star.
Yet the smoker will feel, when he's weary,
That there's bliss in fragrant segar.
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the most comical panic on the part of the
Arabs. who were carrying my arms
Seeing themselves in the middle of the
lions lair, whom they could distinctly
smell, and hearing the Mortified goat CALI
ing them with all its might, was position
perfectly intolerable to them. After con-
sulting together as to whether it were
better to climb up tree or Chamber on
rock. they asked my permission to remain
near the goat This confidence pleased
me and obtained them the privileg of a
place by my side. had not been there
a quarter of an hour when the lioness
appeared; she found herself suddenly be-
side the goat, and looked about her with
an air of establishment. l fired, and she
fell without struggle. The Arabs were
already kissing my hands. and myself
believed her dead, when she got up again
as though nothing was the matter and
showed US all her teeth. One of the
Arabs who had run toward her was with
in six PAGES Of her. On seeing her get
up he clung to the lower branches of the
tree to which the goat was tied, and dis
appeared like squirrel. The loness fell
dead at the loot of the tree, a second bull
let piercing her heart The first had
passed out of the nape Of the neck without
breaking the skull bone.
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NEARNESs OF ETERNITY.-The follow.
ing impressive thoughts are found at the
close of one of DR.. Springs sermons -
shall never again meet them but at
the bar of God. That interview seems
indeed far distant. But it will be soon as
time, with his eagle wings, shall have
finished the remnant of his short career.
After death, the judgment" We die.
but intervening ages pass rapidly over
those who sleep in the dust. There is
no dial-plate there to count the hours of
time. No longer is it told by days, or
months. or years; for the planets which
mark those periods are hidden from their
sight. Its flight is no longer noted by
events perceived by The senses; for the
ear IS deaf and the eye is closed. The
busy world of life, which wakes at every
morning and ceases at every night, goes
on above them, but to them all is silent
and unseen. The greeting of joy. and
the grief, the revolutions of empires and
the lapse of ages send ne sound within
the narrow cell. Generations are brought
and laid by their sides; the inscription
upon their monumental marble tells the
centuries that have passed away, but to
the sleeping dead the interval is unob-
served. Like a dream of the night,
when, with the quickness of thought the
mind ranges time and space, almost with
out limit, there is but a moment between
the hour when the eye is closed in the
grave and when it wakes TO the iudg-
ment."