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sTEyENsJILLE MALE AC.
KING A. Ol'EES

yHyllC exercises the viii be resumed tho
U January. 1853 and close hs 10th 81 December FOL ow
in- There OF month during The summer
Hoard .ncuEg necessary, except lights SG0 Tuition
from s25 80 . $50 80.
so tsduc absence subse
guen withdrawal, except ci pro,ractcd iEesI
Address Stercnsvile, XII: i Queen County, Va.
~ 7-cwtw WI. j. BERGMAN
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATIC FEVER /:
VAN DlENEN'S LAND


March. 1851, BY MajorJ watch.
Margarrf McConnl9aU. nineteen residing New
Town, had been suffering violent ursarcs
months, which had entirely deprived her 81 the
limbs: peru!. she
reu Hobart
bIticd Pir which she consented TO- aIl
space they effected perieci
CURE OF PAIN AND TlGITSESS IN THE CHEST AID
STOMACH or A PERSON 81 llARS OF ACE.
From Mcsrs Thew Son, oprleio 81 the ~
sorchoI the following staicn.cnt.A ug us -. 1851
TO Professor Holloway:
Sir: testimony the good Dulows,s
Pills For years suffered severely y.n J.h,sB
the stomach which panied
prevented rom walking about am 81 Yeas
Notwithstanding advanced OF life these Pi
iesluus others should he guun Nh
virtues rendered. by helrnCaHs
wnlou, Inconvenience pain. 40
could do before. (S2Rcd)
HENRY COE. North street Lynn, t!or'oF.
These celebrated Pills wonderfully chcacIoLs the
complaints.
Asue Female Irregularities Retention 9 .ac
Asthma Fcrcr ol all Kinds Sroiula or King III!
Bilious
nlutchcs n iIe skin Gnut stone and Grayei
Bowel Complaints llcai.achs Secondary Symptoms
Indigestion Tic DuuiouGruS
CONSTIPATION o. lowels Inflammation 1umOuIs
Consumption Janntlce uccr-
Debility Liver Complaints Erret,al Aicc'rua
ROT I.umbago worms ali
Dyscnrery Plies Weakness What,
EI:SlT"lhS kheunalFri a
the establishment Professor Holloway
Temple London by all Respectable Druggists
Medicines the ii'i En- " =.
and boxes 81. s. c-nF 81 Ocnr
Wholesale by the IIncl Drug houses the Union
A. SANDS. New York. and Nh J. iiuRSLl, 81 Haiaon
Lane, New York.
b. Directions the guidance OF patients ever; a.rae
| re affixed . each box. AIril2~-tnldIy
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~ i; Il. Dic;>i:sOE 4 iiitliHi.;..
H.;Eii Xxx '5LI S:t;...U Is fins. i Dc,rs
- " ." spi Iikc'y H.sr,ss. Men ID aEd
| Dec H. II. Dickinson Z BROTHER auc's.
iV * E:i.i.iS;;wOs GOODIES. AVGT.
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- no THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF

llENklt,l-I can.lIat TOT Tie IeTKslIP OF Ie
u, Cousi o euo county should be your pleasure 10 eeci
lie duties Of tie Office ~ the best OF my abiiy
a nor M. an $charge those duties, refer those OF you
Nm have na Circuit Court oil Lwor The eouH'
,i the wears, services DE uty Clerk OF
!, -, t,r,E2 RICHARD NJ CARY.
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pInC.k f.l WINEit FARM roIt SALE.
u ,IihT beautiful atm =, t">i - h"cou'! 9, Ne" NM '
benz EuHT day wiEuu. rc'ryc uiCl? to III
,Ishcsl lr! he IG!o!ar money ~" L.
CASH balance ne purchase. c;ril' ri dn w"
fl. 10 he hy lrcT
- III" spld !n tie q"
a DIVISION aiiDu- those entitled
T"ic Accurate surrey OF the
sane y.rcs aaIr, high Land and tiu OF marsh There
81, posed he IN. Izh iui cleared AM cHrl"-c
and un.er uIiyInr al The unct i /! 'aYI
IS umhcrri with white oas and yellow pine.
l. Immediately hf aihi'"rN
River b'r ."setT -! zoe lrrL Ir
s,rawius went! c"" "hlh ,"j3 "a i"fS
hank 'niru ;nrius ''iiEtiS "l
yuul Tn" rr ar w"G arc ~ i.c very cs
uI,y Tn. 0"y warrfci. and :'"tr II tai" ami
49, ,r IIrs 81 rim. lu ,iwciin4 hr-r The
ucauiliui! S''uate ht sou good ad >u!4"'
he raising grain c.cgy Nd 1c marsh anl Is c"nsi-r
rrca' wei sud cr c raising both u cattle and
q Il Too rarnt lntu''- ct both "ih'u. any
feeding excel III the wintcf months
The improvements "r'"ti house with wo good
rooms. Kitchen. I'D c" barn,
crana ~ ant .ta, al, house. lie
The situation healthy dni c@ani: OF
The most beau he mngraga hHd The Ia! shore
The Ethan Rail Road Constructed. must very near
tins farm.
,iIyrcI Tor r. L. ad tose arey srmr'aei
the best situation IN all The tide ""cF r,s'
fisf aud wild fowl.
prrsunE viewing premises hefcre tie a.
have The benefit Of the services q" TIE "FrTsccI on t
farm !. Il CHRISTIAN.
Williamsburg Nuy 2-r,is X T.. DOUGLASS.
GUINNESS! OSt;is'S SALE or >EEkOEs.
virtue al Circn Cur OF am.ii icn!e!1d at
the OF Mcdowell hft others, ""
William II. aul others wrl MONDAY tie 81 Lay
al Janl, til" house IN liam l'avIs,
Richmond sale the Highest bidder Tor CASH
eight Nc.u.s belonging the Eilzbrt y Mnrcan. decd
twn children. WV. IL ROBERT SuN.
Nov IC--r"'dl Special commissioner
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A COURT Quarterly Session. continued helu
"a House hcTcn on Nthhts'
| Lny the 10Th day VI November. 1852
auu.arinc following have remained
dncnns OF this Court for than seven year,
order proceeding having been taken IN uen exe
10 continue the same doth order that they be stricken from
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CuESTERFIELU LIGHT DRAGOONS,

II
seARADE IN front Roinsun' (nea The Coal Mnes)
saturday. lin at II O'clock fully eiuope arms ana &c
order Inspection Immediately alter the parade
there Will OF Enquiry Tor the assessment OF fines
earnestly desired by you Commantani that every iroope
present business oil importance will be presented 20 In
Company. hy order OF your Captain, " ,
w. Nv TX. u. y.
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NuY. 2--rwr.s X. A. CIAYBRODK. Commissioner
-. s !. 4 a y

Iurs ol
County u"gcrsgUc Commissioned viii offer Tor ile Pub
IL Auction. iIEAISN!lLE.bS MONDAY, l3L DECEMBER
the Tract Land cnins Bates
about hundred This ari
uCar! the Potomac River The mourn and lius
Geek commanding Iu OF the Chesapeake Bay and
pee: the eye reach Is distant about miles
Northumberland Academy
chnrch's OF Baptist, Methodist Episcopal AMI
Methodist Protestant The soil good and
Improvement The buildings consist ola large
Dwelling and the nuhnuscs The
healthy and tr"ulu All The Injuries OF the be-
procure" abundance. The Farm commands it Cove
where BE- LARGE quantities equal III an
Virginia SJdcsIriir place offered
the market. Of 1uis;. delightful rural
vi 70 well cXdiur III" before he day OF
Til. au,! Lree Year,
with date. except !pr sufficient I" the
be pt!i Cash The deferred
me will q ruur % be properly secured.
Now -cw,tls r. 4 CLANBkOOK Commissioner.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
YENIIE lIelvidcrc." Capt Clifford. will e.!
q freight Tor the above places today. Mon.
al will
o'clock F. NJ, tomorrow Tuesday 9Th inst suf
number al hhd+. cIsngri for the rip
Dec. G-2, iTDI.AM e. WATSON
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- ~, THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY Oh
- III. iG,h ,f hi. nonih Won be

HENRlCD-Oatle 10th OF his month you VIII DC caI'et
III tue vacancy the Clerks Office OF your Circuit Court oc
Of Peter c. Tinsey Having acted a.
Circuit and County Court oil Goochaid or mn,
and a. IN. Dsuu Mr. Tinsey, since hs election
r ysel ,a am amliar with the duties OF Clerk and pre-
.,z.r,> - candidate Tor that oi'lce.
Very respectfully. your obedent servant,
-. ROBERT E. LEWIS.
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SALE OF VALUABLE: real. AND Personal.

ESTATE. N me Uui.hIH OF X NJ NlLLiAM.
o ii " iaie o
lie county . kue WI,,u, tu-'rs, oi d." u"s.
OF cruru. Gci l'rr"i specified Gr igun
Sas :rr ana join Ui'i!-rs. wlt
the iill dag ~ FEBRUARY. Hi at Hw
Of rcrod erh'- Oce al pr Comfy t"u II hms N,!sn
sla sell s IGaIC Mn
lay May IN before ir ttyc"' 'oor u hs WIZ
uuS the valuable Know" tie hI. Wal ian
Court lIu. Which it I"n House anu "rr public
AID private building located - less
aud and pace
.!I 80 - /: likely slaves o
an6rlid.cG.
ii land above crr,tn, rop"rl. REGARDED ofe
most The rtrt! OF ks William II iuir
suT0nn'cti 10y
negligent. AMI siyAg af, IL Vagina hboGnGs
in quality, crcts arrr>siuir aud c'rn"nt ~
hCrC "a tavern and tc9eri pa
Carnage Sul. Black.
smiths Shop and Tainr's shop q" 81 which are ne" and ~ s"'
repair.
TRMSOnr hind tie purchase money 70 be pad 10 ra> the
residue IN un. years w interest the ia! ~ Sa"iu
be secured irc, Of upon H." land md bond %i good
personal sfcnuiy. til lily AZ Trus.,,.
NV !. r. MITCHELL. i'''''''
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TO tie estate Of H.. i4Ic Nil.
e Taard and pay OF The a
III. wIttuUt .iscrimIEdIIn. Pc
( collection. on OF tci,rc 10
o whom be wac - i,liet. VI!
:a;.j. that pIoS'si"E Ira" u
WA. lIaTEii
GEO. vs. paKRISii.
CIV EA-cut".:.
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PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.


5.E uae,gnr! sale publc auction. on THU KS.
Law me Ih Dcccmbcr So, (oeug pubic hiring day J
Al I.,sviIe eoiuy Northumberland on credit OF SIX
valuable negroes belonging 10 The
STATE Of Ta,n, S,,Gar, deceased The will be dscoun
;.I IN IA or OF any ooc may wish the cash.
ne --,i, K A. CLAY8ROOK, EI'or
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go MESSRS. EDITORS:-ln your payer OF Frni

..IlNI Mr. Z
saony abiiy 10 discharge me uue VI VIC.
The osst common "a"
crSs IN The Safe having brought under The prcsn CerS
- % ccu Court OF RcE.nud who has superior. 10 those
have aen The Cand presume ever man IN me c"nn
suitoTs since he mas oceh INC
& :hnS Il hardly necessary any thing; for all
i.c: se familiarity ad with which no ilschdrsei Ill
ru.sin: the office, b"lh III The Count and III the oiee
IL ary il Young Of uurxccpuonabc Character courteous
IN ad.l. in his nanacs = should c the pleasure OF The V"
~ nj s county Tor him, they VIII never nave
y..a>ion regreiii hI-'to"'
bee IL
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D.
suuN T. ROGERS oth Street. Main Richmond. Dealer
j in EgyptaI Italian American Marble Monuments, To,
Grave stones Ma;e pieces description, Wall Plates
c.. &C.
Anyesign IN Carving xecuted in the neates
Orders country whcy reference rromp! attchdodto
Mr. served his apprenticeship of The iarge
New York CRY and hahn. much experience
business tina ali work cxccueGat his Shop will give
- ~ done North South. Dnt5-rv
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's11iE well known and last sailing Bremen ship WEST.
PHAI.lA," Vessels, MASTER now on her way f5S
river rcm Liverpool, will 10 Bremen Timely TTN
will he given when she will be ready 1oseR
desrnst ship will make eally application 10
Dee 6-3 l.UpLAM N WATSON.
~ Cards engraved with Visiting Invitation Wedding
homo' Cards. also with Of fms Specimens can he
had GESNET 4 JAMES, Square.
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OTICE.-All reTsors indebted {
~ ton NJ. Brown. arc desired TO con e
Iances due from them. The claims VIII
put in n. hands Of the legal officers Tor
first day Of January, 1879; and those 20
ptesea, their claims properly authen'lc.'
made 10 discharge them.
Hanover county, Va, Nov 90, 1852
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TO TIL PUBLIC.
rsNiE subscriber has taken the POWATAN HOUSE in the city
Richmond and prepared entertain in the hes!
of the Legislature and the travelling public generally
Having thoroughly repaired and newly and handsomely furnished
well known and popular oie pea any and conveniently To-
Gated Broad and Eleventh Capitol and City Hail.
he that he will be enabled give satisfaction those
who may favor him with their patronage.
R. F DARRACOTT.
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YOUNG LADY, FIRGISIAI, wishes 70 ot'a'r
IA In.,ruciress family. She 10 Gna:rG
English and Fench Languages and cuc re
Cominunica the sutrc, OF emp!o! . .istr
nronpt ~, enrinn Nov xG-Ci.'
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WIN CRDLI'S
O C fagOn Wafar T4nnIar


NJ the convenience, economy, and general utility
~ of a Water Cooler, the undersigned would refer
the public to the thousands throughout the West and
South, who have used them during the last four
years.
Of the decided luxury of drink Of pure ice water
during the excessive hot weather of the summer
months, 1t Is deemed unnecessary TO call attention.
Every one understands that 10 he very desirable.
1t Is well known to every who has used them,
that rom two to ten pounds of ice will keep many
gallons OF water cold ice ITSELF at least twelve
hours.
Theynot only combine convenience with economy,
but are beautiful ornament TO the saoon the parlor,
dining room, and office.
Experience has established the fact beyOnd doubt
that the best and only way to filter and cleanse
the waters Of the Ohio, Mississippi, and Missouri
rivers, is to put the water 10 be used Jar suited to
the purpose, and put ice with it. The action of the
ice uponalhe water, the sediment and other
offensive matter to settle to the bottom of the vessel
Hence it becomes important to know what kind of
jar is best adapted 10 the preservation of ice and 1t
is quite reasonable to suppose that an article made
from two well-known non conductors Of heat, viz:
zinc and charcoal, will accomplish that object
WnclelPs Octagon Water Cooler is composed Of
the above named materials.
lis now about four years since Water Coolers
first introduced, and the manufacturer takes pleasure
in saying that article got up by him has given
such universal and undivided satisfaction to those
who have used them.
His experience in manufacturing them, together
with his general knowledge OF the Japanned Ware
business, enables him TO get up handsOmer and more
substantial article, and at much less prices than any
| other establishment in the West.
| These Coolers can be seen in operation most o.
the steamers the western and southern rivers, and
! at my Jnpanned Ware Manufactory, where they are
for sale at wholesale and retail.
! GEO. D. WINCHELL.
Corner Pearl and Walnut.
P. S. Packed with care and shipped 10 any part Of
the country. 7.3m mari ).
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rConelplsd from frs, pase.l

''Its ahoa1!" said Mr. NOrtOe, angrily turn.
ing away.
"A glorious hoax, too, fatherl" said Edward
who had been pulling up the straw with imPa.
tisnt fingers "mauy such may there be IN i
aud he lifted one fine orange after an other, uu'
vi twenty four lay ranged out upon the table.
Aud here---eh three cheers for candy Who
ever saw the likef Nuts too. Upon my word
grand hoax Sweet potatoes, little keg oi
something. Slowly there. Grapes - white
grapes. All aud there is something more solid.
Black siik--suougb for a dress-red woolen--
merino - Interrupted Martha--calico, broad
cloth. WhJever saw such hoaGs Aud here,
way dowa here, al thsvsry bOttom-a kst5sr.
"Ncw for it. Let me read It. May Ffsth-
erf"
Edward had gone on so breathlsssly from
one triumph 10 aaotber, that no one had either
the time or the wish to Interrupt him; SO be
went Cd now, breaking the seal to the letter.
and as he opened R, bill dropped upon the
Oor. ~ a
Martha saw it, and picking it mp, exclaimed
--t~eHty dollars. Without taking any no
lice Of her, Edward commenced reading:
Ny dear M0tker--I EN- afraid you think
your son Samuel has iorgOttou you, because it
Is 50 long since he has been down to sec yon,
or has written to you; bnt indeed have not,
,Nq4 l wish much l could rundown, sec, you
,issS ltgl4 y56 that am esll ~
Still being one of you; but | have so many
cares and so much business that ! cannot be
spared even for few lays; so, with my wife
aud chilireaS help, have packed off Little
box, which hope may come in season to add
something 10 tte dessert Of your Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. | enclose also twenty dollars; to
buy you some little comforts you may like, and
new silk dress for my sister Hannah Johns
wife, who, | understand, is very kind to you,
Thank my little niece Martha--for little
suppose she is--for her pretty letter. send
her merino dress and the. other things for
my sister to dispose Of as she shall see fit.
Hoping you Will all have very merry
Thanks giving dinner, | remain.
Your affeCtionate and dutifEl son,
SAMUEL"
For "a few minutes the company looked from
one to another with surprise. Atlength Han
nah said -
Aud is jus. as handsome thing as ever
was done
Three cheers for uncle Sam, " cried Edward
fouri,hing the twenty dollar bill over ms head.
Three cheers for the Boston merchant
"Not 50 boisteroas my boy" said his mother
gently; but it was too late. Three che RS for
sum AMI three more Tor cur grand old New
England Thanksgiving Day" shouted an eIcit-
ed nocIe Long lieto the festival aud many
returns Of it 10 our dear oll mother. None
ever deserved it mnrcl'
Poor old lady. 1t was almost too much Of
ioy for her ani er pale face soon checked all
noisy mirth. Hearty, but gentle, were the
remaining pleasures. and at an early hour they
separated
Not one but was better and happier for tLr
social pleasures thus enjoyed; and when upon
lhenext Thanksgiving day, the old arm chair
stood vacant in the corner, not one bu: looked
back, with grateful remembrance to this last
Family Thanksgiving, with the dear old grand
mother!
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Iife IKE Piotures-The DANDY.


oThe dandy, p says Rev. H. w. Beecher,
+ is the sum total OF coats, hats, vests,
boots, &c.n He is the creature OF the tar
lor. His destiny is bound up in broad
cloth and fine linen. His worth can be
estimated only by the yard, cloth mea-
sure. WeaTe puzzled TO tell whether he
is a female gentleman, or male lady.
He combines the little weaknesses and
foibles Of both sexes, but knows nothing
of the good qualities of either. He is a
human poodle, dandled at home in the
lap of effeminacy, but the sport and butt
Of every sensible dog, when he ventures
into the street. On pleasant days he ex-
hibts himself upon the fashionable pron-
enades. to the admiration, as he supposes,
of every fair lady who is fortunate enough
10 cross his path. The seyerest labor his
hands perform, is to tote dainty cane
about in his daily walks. The only
ahead work" to which he would stoop,
is so twirl and coax reluctant NOUS
tache, or bathe his glossy locks and ring
lets in aodors sweet" He is inconsolable
over a soiled boot, and would be driven
to distraction were he compelled to ap-
pear in tumbled linen. Original sin, with
him, consists in not being born with a
fall suit of the latest Partisan mode; and
lie clearest proof OF depravity as well as
vulgarity, is wearing last years style. In
fine, his soul is in his clothes and when
at last he goes down to that most I'M
fashionable and undandified place, the
house of the dead, proper epitaph
would be-" Here lies all OF him that
could die; the rest has gone-to the old
clothes dealers.D
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INDIAN MARRIAGE PRoMisE.--A young
Indian, failing in his attention to a young
squaw, she made complaint to an old chief,
who appointed hearing or trial. The lady
laid her case before the judges, and explained
the nature Of the promise made her. 1t con
sisted Of sundry visits to her wigwam, many
little "undefinable attentions" and presents
bunch of feathers, and several yards Of red
flanuel This was the charge.
The faithess swain denied the "undefinable
attentions" in toto. He had visited her father S
wigwam for the purpose Of passing away time,
when il was not convenient to hunt; and had
given the feathers and flannel from friendly
motives, and nothing farther.
During the latter part of the defence, th'
young squaw tainted.
The plea was considered invalid, the offender
VAS sentenced to give the lady "a yellow ieath
er, a brooch that was dangling from his nose
and dozen coon skins"
The sentence was no sooner concluded thai
the squaw spranr upon her feet, and cIappinI
her hands, exclaimed with Joy Now me b
ready for another sweetheart"
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A CHILD's TOY.

The afternoon va, dr,wi,r in to,v,r1s ,roD
inc. the air wa. cris,,and cooI on5 tbo i,J Daa,
the earth ste,5y bnt gentIo. Nil oLa,,o Oh
was rs calm "a sIecn and tbn noIo cIonJs iUst
beginning in the west 10 be- sofrIy giIde5 bv the
declining sun-bnng Tgb. and 5ot;oDIsss
The city. altbouyb not di.tq,t was No longer
visible bpiny hidden bv one ,,f ,bc mann I'm.
whirh give spcb encbaDtmert "a our oitg
There was sltogrfber snmltbing .;osniorIy
soothing in the scpne--sornptbirg that dis,o.rd
not tn gravity bnt TO elevated tbopgbt Aswe
looked inward, there wa, some object tbot a.,
pearpl 10 minrIe with the cIonls % C,r,, r,nrt
If their comp3ny to liner nn.e .nJ ,na,i,n
Is.s Ike thcm in tbat breotlloss LIna .;tf,I
ing ,be influence Of the borr II was not
white wiDuel bird that had stole, agav IN
,opso in the snlirndps of oi-. II u,as rotbino
more than poDpr kite.
On that Dqner kite we looked Iong and intent.
ly. It was the moral of the pictnre. il onnaar.
FL TO rather in to itself the symnatbios ~ rbs
whole beautiful world. onJ a. il hnng tEare
h.-ding with the things of baovo, oTr sriri
seemed to ascend md pcrch on he naIc bn.or
like wearied dove p,esan,Iv ,ye Inv n,
na,n-e Of the Influence il evarci.ed ma, an
Imagination. for a cord not vi,ibIe AZ fret +
the external ORGANS tbong5 dopbtIess faIt by n,
innpr scense CONNECTED II With ,La a.-,i -
which We we're dsniysn W. Lns,y not II,
what hand ,he card y,s hall ~ toll, pa-
boY. by some Silent how I,;r, r-anc' On ~,
sNarl behind yon44r nla1tst;oIP a,a,tn, ~,
olo,y tho Ifrfr1t. LI,n- ,nJ .,.;n., -
..i,r.Iy 5n.,cis ascan iin,, and Jo.oo,d;n,, WI,
we had looked opr mi we wont sIa,gI, anl
tA5nghtfaIIy along the deserted ROAD ana nes
n,l a. r.ygl lLe nth ,ro,,,,a,,. L,aI,,
A dictionary wa, I,ing near. and with a Ian.
puiI cnrj,sity 10 know what w,s soi1 oF ,bo oI,
iact that had intarp,tsl rs 90 ,n,oh ,,a trrno,
+, ,ba word and read ,bo f,TI,,.;, .riai,;aa
Kito-a rE3Ic Inn,
Wba. wonderful cbiIlror fboro .oio t,i
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