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NORTHWESTERN BOOK STORE
GATE CITY BOOK sToRE.)

NO 9t MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL
TIME subscriber hcgS leave to announce that he has
Il removed his stock o books and stationery, 10 the
commodos brick store No. 81. Main. corner of Green
street, Galena, neary opposite his old sand where he
l. nov receiving iargc and well selected additions to his
former assortment and hc ttcrs himaelt that custom-
crs will here lind complete and desirable stock of
standard, SCHOOL, Classical Theological. Medical and
Miscellaneous books, is can be found in the West.
The supply of paper blank books, and staple stationery
will also be found very extensive, ami the goods have
becn selected with special reference to the wants Of
Wholesale PURCHASERS. \ call, AMI an eNamina-
ipaiou of goods and prices is respectfully solicited
JOSEPH y. WhGGONER.
Galcna, Oct. l., 1S5l-lc
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INSURANCE!
IIE undersigned is agent for, ana III insure b"idnss
/ and goods in the following Companies:
Utica Insurance Company.
.Etna Insurance Company of tlca.
Orleans Insurance Company.
Jackson County Mutual Insurance company.
New York Protection Company.
VIII insure lives in the Connecticut Mutual hfe lnsi-
ranre Company. ALEA. "llhiN.
ST. Paul, November 3, 1851
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ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
HICHCOx & KELLOGG,

Corner of Third and Cedar stS opposite Judge iambcrs
WILL keep constantly Oh hand general supply OF the
w best unaultcrcd drugs and mcdeincs anu articles
usually kept for sale in drug stores.
PHYSICIANS prescriptions put up with the greatest care
Medicines may he procured at all hours OF the night,
without extra charge.
p Profits small, and terms CASH
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The Etasca House,
JTaSCA. BENTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA.

TT gives me pleasure to inform the travelling pnDc
Il that have taken and reited in excellent style me
above old and well known stand; and am deiefnhea 10
make it the best public house above 81. Ah'hHu!' NY
in season. and the bar with the choicest liquors. Inc
best fit for tired prince VIII
hc r,uud hv all who NAV have occasion to visit this re-
zion or the upper country during the fine seighng of the
present winter. Being situated midway between 81.
Paul. st. Anthony and Sauk Rapids, anu "ut h"iei.e
drive frm each invite call from one and all, whether
business men or pleasure seekers VIII treat y" well
aud charge moderately. "N' b' NINIhNI'
Itasca, Dec. IL, 1851.
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TUOS. =. REED & CO..

VXT0UIU respectfully announce TO the cltzens of ST.
w Paul and the territory generally, that they have
lust opened fresh and splendid stock of choice liquors
consisting the best quality OF branhies gin, whiskey,
rm wines. cider. Also, groceries and provisions
every description. which they offer TOR sale at the owet
prices for cash. Merchants and traders from the country
are respectfully invited TO give them call.
sr- Store on Third street. one door above Jackson
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EXCHANGE AND DEPOSITE OFFICE
OF
Geo. w. harrington, & co.

ST. ANTHONY ST., SAINT PAUL.
MONEYS deposite, and interest allowed on all sums
If1 deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges on all the principal cities, east and south,
for sale.
Collections In any of the States promptly attended to.
Investments made in Real Estate, or otherwise, for
persons living Of the Territory, in the most advana-
Scous manner.
O'Clock. nov 29-uf
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Attention !!
,IUprIU NrS ANn RUSINESS MEN,

NE subscriber offers his services 10 close ana draw on
sheets of Rocks entrusted to his charge with
neatuess and fidelity; also open ne" sets. Copying
done in q ncat and egble hand. Charges moderate.
Apply TO w. 81 Combs. practical Dookkeeper and account
ant, next door to FarrinSon's store.
December f3-mb.
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STATIONEk :!

nLANK BOOKS OF variety of Sizes memorandum
Il books, drawing, Foolscap, letter aid note paper
,.ayo,es fancy aud plain drawing, and other pencils
pens, inks, &c, for sale py ,,,,,,rs roup
Bookseller stationer, cor. ST. AhihohS eap'o SIS
opposite American House
noY q.
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O. e. + rench, M. ..
surgeon and Physician

SUTTFOH
GRADUATE OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAM
BRIDGE, MASS.
HR. I. believes ii a duty he himself and the
IL community, he intends TO make s.. Paul his per-
manen residence. to state that he has had
experience IN the hospitals and practice Of the
ces anu also OF the diseases OF the Mississippi Naey
Is graduate Of the oldest and inst University in the
try, and WAS for number of the private pupil Of
the most eminrt and physicians of New York;
Boston and Philadelphia DR.. French will give particu
lar attention 10 diseases of and children. and
spcctfully offers his in the practice of Surgery,
Medicine, and Mwifcry 10 the citizens of st. Paul and
vscinity.
REFERENCEs-Dr 4. I. Crow, pr Rav. DIR Robertson,
koc Galcna; MessrS. Rice, Iollingslead Beck
Loui, Roberts, J. W. Simpson, Gen. Boal st. Pan
Oct l1-c-uf
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TO INV old friends.

Nd THE CREST OF MANkfND.'' ! would say,
~ thar I cn he found during the winter, at the old
s,anh of Charley Cave, Third Street, where will al
WAYS be happy wait upon them. Bar and house fur
hiSm ,'nx %. II. WIN. HARTSHORNE.
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PAINTING.

CHERMAN & MOREY, on Fourth street, st. Paul, neal
- the middle of town, in the building of Mr.. knox, vi
stairs, may be fOu, ready attend to Painting in all Its
Departments. House painting, sigh painting, carriage
and ornamental painting, all done up promptly, oild Win
paiuts of the best quality If do work in slow
enly, unworkman like manner do not expect 10 gel
business in the enlightened town of st. Paul.
Dec. I3, 1851. SHERMAN * MOREY.
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BOARDING.

TIE ST BSG Il ISERS, have Just fitted up ami opened
the boarding door west OF the American S-
loon. They intend keep boarcrs as well as posshle at
moderate prices but must have their pay promptly. 10
euau them 10 sustain the house. Boarders Will at once
understand The necessity of being promptly paa.
NO. ~ HARDY X BABtOCk.
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PAPEIt'IIANGINGS.

W. S. COMBES, COR. OF ST. ANTHONY s. CAPITOL
STREETS, OPPOSITE AMERICAN House.
AS lust new lot of rich and beautiful pat
terms of parlUr hall, and chamber wall papers, bOr
ders curtain papers, and reboard prints, all of which
will be the lowest prices Cali and the Franklin
Book Store.
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w. Thomson,

FRENCH & COLLINS
AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE
THE undersigned having received Auctopccr's Com
mission the Governor Of Minnesota, have opened an
Auction and Commission House, on Third street, near
jackson. Paul, where they Will sell on commission,
Groceries, Dry Goods. Furniture, and all kinds Of mcr-
chandizc. They believe that the superior advantages "f
81. Paul as market, will be sufficient iIuccmcnt for
business men and manufacturers at distance, TO send
their goods, &C., to be sold commission at private sale,
at auction. Their charges will be moderate.
y. b. Particular attention will be paid 10 the sale OF
real estate, III about ST. Paul. ST. Anthony OF Sti"a-
ter. ~ X. FRENCH,
Oct II, amy +. l.. COLLINS.
REEERENCES:
GOV. Alley. RAMSEY, ST. Pani.
IT,. SMILEY, Mendoza,
DAVID OLNISTED, Merchant, Benton CT,
J. c. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
VIM. II. FORBES,
ELFELT y BRoTuERS. ! u,ch,,,s e
J. ". SIMPSON, nj
JOHN FARRINGToN,
ID. l.. FULLER,
FRANKLIN STEELE Mer. st. Anthony,
VA. iTOLCoMDE, ESQ, saltwater.
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St. Croix Hotel.

A: Steamboat Landing, Willow River, Wisconsin
rHHIIE above house, formerly kept by
Il 1ohn G. Putnam, under the name OF
"Buckeye House," h; changed hands,
The St. Cruix Hotel has undergone thor.
ough repairs aud is now kept by the SUBJ
scriber, who is at all times ready to ac.
commodate customers on short notice.
G.. BELLOWS.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,

NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
ON SAINT ANTHONY STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW
THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
THE undersigned womb respectfully invite the attention
of The pu,c 10 their large and well selected
Groceries and Provisions Also Ready Made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Wines, Liquors, Nails GLASS; Hardware,
&c, all of which VIII be sold cheap Tor cash.
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE y BRO.
st Paul, October 30, 1851
L. karr
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NANNY & WELD.

WUOIESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS md SHOES.
156 Main Street, ST. Louis,
vIvOrLD respectfully call the attention of dealers in
w Niuue.oa TO the largest and most varied assort-
mont of Roots and SHOES offered in ST. Louis
RIievinc that they offer better inducements 10 pw-
chasers. than any other establishments WHICH 'ey are
Iin 10 demonstrate upon examination of their goods
and prices.
September q, l65l-y
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NEW STORE.

FOR THE ST. GROIN RIVER TRADE.
HN UAND-A selected assortment of groceries, pro-
~ visions, dry goods and ready -nalc clothing hard
ware and tn-ware, boots and shoes. general asSort
ment selected particularly for the lumber radecheaI
for cash.
On time, terms agreed to suit parties.
W. II. c. FOLSOM.
TAYLOR's FALLS, MIMI, Sept. ~, lSol-
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At Lc Dues Book Sture,
Corner Bench and Wdbashav SIS, 81. Paul,
MAY be found large and well selec-
ISR ted stock of Books and stationery
which will be replenished from time to
to time as literally as the demand will
warrant. Sales made upon the principle
of large sales and small profits. Terms
cash.
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J. c. BURBANK. W. L. FANcETTE. II. NJ. RICE.
BURBANK, FANCETTE & Co.'s
Minnesota Express Passenger
and Mail Line.

CONNECTING AT GALENA WITH THE AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY.
ITO and from ST. pa and all the principal towns and
L cities in the United States and Europe.
Semwceky the land route to Gaiena with branches
to the river towns.
For the conveyance of passengers gh freight and VAL
liable packages, collection of NOTES. DRAFTS, BILLS,
&c transportaonof MONEY, purchase and sale Of all
MERCHANDISE, &C., &c.
Competent will travel constantly the
whole route, stopping at all the towns of Dortance
from Anthouy Galcna, both the river and Interior
land route.
The propretors hold themselves responsible for all mon
eys and goods entrusted to their Passengers
also depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
Portable manner.
Agencies and Offices:
C r Rice s. Co., St. Paul, J II Stevens & Co. ST. Ahy,
Steele, Esq, TT. Smelling, Churchill Nelson, Swacr
NJ Rublco& Co p Lacrosse, NJ Whaley, Wiiowriver,
B W BrlsbOrs, Pr du Chen. ) Brooke IS ESQ., Gaicna.
BURBANK, FANCETTE y co.
st Paul, November II, 1851 10
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BOOK KEEPiNG!

A CLASS will be opened for the study of Double and
II Single Entry Bookkeeping at Combs book store, on
the 1st Monday evening in December. at IL O'Clock.
Terms for a full course of instruction Sl5.
W. S. COMBS,
Corr st. Antl. X Cap. Sts.
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Fremont House.

HEYARMAN * FISHER, still accommodate boarders
.-in the dwelling part of the Fremont lOuSe,' all
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Nov. -, 1851.
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UIHIsKEY by the barrel larger quantity for sale by
" M'LAGAN
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W,,. HENRY WOOD,

A TrORNEY & cor NSELEOR AT LAW. NotaF
IA public, and Land Agent. Sauk Rapids, MiuicSoi
Territory.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
THE ONE CHERISHED SIN.

Often from nv window have | observed on
the sea shore a little boat at anchor. Dav af-
ter day and month after month it is seen in
the same spot. The tides cLb and flow vet
it scarcely moves. While many a gallant
ship spreads its sails. and catching the favor
Ing breeze, has reached the haven. this little
bark moves not from its accustomed anchor
age.
True it is. when the tide rises,it riSeS-but
when 1t Gibbs again it sinks; but advances
not. VIII! this: Approach nearer, and YOU
shall see. II is fastened to the earth bv one
slender rope. There is the secret \ cord
scarcely visible enchains it and will not let it
20. Now stationary Christian->ce here Your
state-the state Of thousands Sablaths come
and 90. but leave them a. before; ordinances
come and 90; means. privileges. sermons
move them motives. they move them Sigh,
elevation BY a sabbath tide again they sink
hut no onward heavcnwar,l movement They
are a, remote from the haven OF rest this
Sabbath as tlic last this wear as the past
Some one sin cn>lavc> cnchan> the soul and
VIII not let ii 90. Some secret, unseen. al
lowed indulgence. dra.> down the soul and
holds 1t fast to earth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
THE STREAM OF LIFE.

Life bears us on Ike the stream of mo,
tv river. Our boat at first ,olideS swiftly down
the narrow channel, through the playful muir
murln@> of the little brook and windin" along
its grassy borders, the trees shed their bios
SONS over our young heads, and the flowers
on the brink seem to offer themselves to our
Young hands; We are in hope and we grasp
eagerly at the beauties around Us. but the
stream hurrics US on, and still our hands are
empty.
Our course in youth and manhood is along
wider and deeper flood, and amid objects
more striking and magnificent. We are an
imatcd ly the moving picture of enjoyment
and industry that is passing before us; we are
excited by Short-livcd success, or depressed
and rendered miserable by some short-livcd
disappointment. But our energy and Deepen
dcnce are both in vain. The stream bears us
ON, and our joys and griefs are left behind us;
wUmay be shipwreckcd, but we can't anchor;
our voyage may be fastened. but we cannot
be delayed; whether rough or smooth the
river hastcns towards its home; the roaring
of the waves is beneath our keel, and the land
lessons from our eyes, the floods are lifted u1
around us, and we take our last leave of eartl
and its inhabitants, and of our future vovao,
there is no witness but the infinite and the G.
tcrnal.-BishOp Heller.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
A Creditors stratagem.

y week or two AFRO, four creditors started
from Boston in the same train of cars for thu.
purpose of attaching the property of Ger
tain debtor in Pennington, in the State of
Maine. He owed each one separately, and
they each wer" suspicious of the object of the
other. but dared not say word about it, So
they rode, acquaintance all, talking upon ev-
erything except that which they had most at
heart. When they arrived at the depot at
Pennington, which was three miles from
where the debtor did business, they found
nothing to put 'em over the road" but soil
tarv cab. towards which they all rushed
Three got in and refused abundance to the
fourth. and the cab started The fourth ran
after. ana got upon the outside with the driv-
er. He asked the driver ifhe wanted to sell
his horse. He replied that he did not want
to-that he was not worth more than So. but
he would not sell him for that. lie asked
him if he would take 500 for him. Yes.sa;d
he The fourth man quickly paid over
the money, took the reins and backed the
cab up to a bank slipped it from the har
ness, and tipped it up so that the door could
not be opened, and jumped upon the horses
back and rode off ck-a-ty-switch.' while the
insiders were looking out of the window,
feeling like singcd cats He rode to a LAWYER
and got writ made and served. and his debt
secure and got back to the hotel Just as the
insiders came up putting and blowing. The
cabman soon bought back hi. horse for $50
lhe sold men offered to pay that sum if the
fortunate one, who found property sufficient
to pay his own debt, would not tell of it in
Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
MORAL e. RELIGIOUS.
COPS GOODNESS IN NATURE.

God made the present earth As the nome
,r.. a world les hrauttu! would have served
,hr nnr, o,r. There was no need for the
r,r,nt Of venture, or the ceiling of blue no
need TOR the mountains and cataracts and for
.>t>--no need for the rainbow. no need for
round island. half OF it arabic and half of
pasture. with c!ump Of trees III one corner,
md a nlaaazinc Of fuel in another. might have
held ard fed ten millions Of people, and a
hundred Islands all made on the same pat
term hi. AMI round, might have held and fed
the population Of the globe.
But man i, something more than the ami
nal which wants only lodging and food. He
has a spiritual narurc.tnll Of keen perceptions
and deep s!mIathes. lie has an eye for the
sublime and beautiful, and his kind Creator
has provided mans abode with afiluent mate
rias for these noblcr tastes. lie has built
Mount Blanc, and molten the lakes IN which
It's shadow sleeps. He has intoncl Niagara's
thunder. and has breathcd the zephyr which
sweeps its spray. He has shagscd the sleeps
with its ccdars, and spread the meadow with
its king-cups and dai>es. He has made it a
world Of fragrance and mu>ic-a world of
brightness and Svmmetry-a world where the
grand and the graceful, the awful and the
lovely. rejoice together. In fa>llioning the
home Of man, the Creator had all eve to some
Thing more than convenience, and built not a
barrack, but palace-not a workshop, but
an Alhambra; something which should not
only be very comfortable, but very splendid
and very fair. Something which should in
.E'irc the soul Of its inhabitant and even draw
forth the every good Of complaccnt Deity.
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AS a Dyspepsia Curer

pr hought"n> Pep-n has produced the most mar
Neil"n> effects. IN curing "fdcbiltv. emaca"
nervous decline. and dy>prptic consumption. Il l.
impossible I" give the details of cases in the limits
"i this advertisement: but authenticated certificates
have been "ivcn of more than TWO hundred remark
able cures. in philadelphia. New York and Boston
alone. These nearly all desperate cases. and
the cures We're not only rapid and wonderful. hat
permanent.
II l. i Great nervous anfid":r. and particularly
useful I"r tendency bilious DISORDER Liver Com
plant. fever and AglIr. or badly treated fever and
aguc. and the evil effects of Quiuime Mercury :.nd
other drugs upon the digestive organs. after long
SICKNESS A-" nrcXcc>> in catiu@ and the too fire =
IL" Of ardent spirits. Ii almost rrcoucile> health
with intemperancr.
DIR. liought"n's Prp~im * sold by nearly all the
dealers in fine drugs and popuarmcdicime> through
ont the ntrd Htstc>. 1t i prepared in powder
and III fluid t"rn-and in prescription vial> for the
Use al physicians.
Private circulars for the "f PHYSICIANS NAV
he obtained oflIr. ll"uglton or h> agents dr>cril
ing the whole process 81 preparation. and giving the
authorities upon which the claims {" thi~ new rem
cdv are based. ~ il l. not secret T. meiv no Oh
lection can he raised against IT. bv physicians
IN respectable >tanding and regular practice. Price
one dollar per hottie.
oE>FHvE THIS. Every bottle Of the genuine
pel'sln bears the written signature III j. = Hourh-
ton. VI ID. sole proprietor. Philadelphia Pa.-cor,y.
right and trade mark secured.
Sold 10y all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
AGENTS.. {. BINGHAM. st. Johnsburv
Wholesale & Retail Agent: j. Weeks. Dan,
vile; S, H. Collins, Montpelier, 76Gyl
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THE SEQCEL..."IF."

If hsalrh be firm-if friends be true
If sell he we'll controlled.
Ii ta>tc> lie prIrc-if wants De- few
And not 10" often told
If reason always rule ;hc heart
lfpa>>ion own IL sway
If !"v"-tnr ayc-to life imrarts
The rest !: does ,r-lar-
II Providence, with parent care.
M"'e ou' tie VARYING lot
While meek con'entmcn; bows 10 share
The palace, or the cot
-Anl Oh if Faith. sublime and clear,
I'll" >p:rit upwards guide
hen ble>sd indeed. and ble>s'l forever.
HE bri' GROOM and the bride,
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his feet on terra .iiro'G, the generous creature
exhibited the most unqucstionahle signs of
satisfaction and JOY. That this intelligent
animal should have noticed the misfortune
of hi, mate-that he should know where TO
apply for rescue, and in his efforts should
sunder three-four,hs of an inch rope, and
finally. that he should exhibit so high an APP
probation o: the event-are circumstances
that astonish US and commend themselves to
the thoughtful consideration of those who
would limit the power of reasoning to the gr-
nus hom"."-H. -i"hony'< Er.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
Singular Case Of Instinct in Horse

We do not remember to have heard of a
more remarkable exhibition of equine intel
lIgencc than was communicated to us a few
days since. by MIR Allen of this place. The
circumstances, as then narrated to us are As
follows: MIR \. had had for considerable
time a span OF sprigh,lv little horses that he
has never separated. In the stable, in the
field III the harness. they have always been
together. This has caused strong attach
mcnt to grow up between them. A few DAYS
ago. he went out with them to Lake Mime,
t"uka. on tl>hing excursion. Taking them
out of the carriage. he led them down TO the
lake, and tied them with stout ropes several
rods apart. on strip of nrasS that grew up-
on she shore, and left them there to feed
ir,urning to the Shantec. he threw himself
upon the floor to await the return of the par-
~ VIII" had repaired to the lake to fish. Not
innch time had elapsed before the sound of
an approaching horses feet attracted his at
ttItIon. and moment after one of his ,nan
appeared at the door. The animal but his
hra'! in. and giving one nci4h, returned at a
slow gallop. vet under evident excitement to
the spot where. but few minutes before. he
,,n,EiS companion had been seemingly safe
ly ta,trl.u.. Surprised to find his horse loose.
and struck with his singular conduct. Mr. \.
in.mrdiatrl, t,li.,a.' and found the other
lynn. IN the wa''r. crranc!cd in the rope and
struggling 10 keep hi heal from being sub
mrr.rd. While Mr. \, proceeded to olsen
.;a.e the unfortunate hor>, his noble bcne
isctor -'ood ly. maIltr>ling tie utmost ole
j" :''I sympathy. and wh,n NJ mat. wa,
,>tl.'.'' I"H''- =, .'.a;;'.. ,..., ,sail apo.