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"EIope ?'
s." Yes!-of with her at once! IF thf
gal will join, all light. Marry her anc
bring her here you shall have the cot
tage at the foot Of the lane, your wage:
shall be increased. and the old mar
may like il OF not, as he will"
But" 4 ..-.
:" But me no butts, Joe. Do as I bid
you; go about it al once, and"
g You will stand by me 2"
eyes, 10 the last. know you Joe
you'er good fellow, good workman,
aud will make any body good sou OF
husband" .., 81 .- -... ..-
The old fellow will be so mad
| though .'
Who cares, I say! Go on quickly
out, quicklyw se
"To-morrow nigh, then" said Joe.
fes.n said Danforlh. -vae-r-- Fly
III hire Clovet's horse" M
No you shan't." e .ss5s
"No?a
II say no.. Take my horse-the best
one, young Morgan; he'll take you off
in fine style. in the new pheton."
Exactly" .r ..aa.r .
sand as soon as you are spliced,
come right back here, and jolly time
Of il we'll have in the old house" =.
Her father will kill me-" .r
Bah! He's an old fool, who ever
he is; he don't know your good quail
ties, Joe as well as do. Don't be
affraid; faint. heart, you know, never
won fair lady"
"The old man will be asiounded."
= Never mind. go OH. Well turn the
laugh on him. I'll take care of you
and your wife, al any rate"
iii do il" said Joe. .... ....e.
You shall," said Danforth; and they
parted i'll the best of spirits.
An hour after dark on the following
evening Joe made his appearance,
decked in nice new black snil. and
really looking very comely. The old
man bu>iled out 10 The barn with him,
helping 10 harness young Morgan 10
his new phaton. aud leading the spuaky
animal himself into the yard, away
went the happy Joe Walker in search
Of his bride.
1t is justice to the old gentleman to
say that he strictly kept his word.
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PlOAghS! PlOUghS !!

The Undersigned has recently
~>SST~-S Established PLOUGH MA ~
ts-ss&SaR CFACTORY in New iberia
La, where lie will make and keep constant
supply OF McDonouoh's Celebrated Improved
SUGAR PLOUGHS; and will furnish the
planters Of AttakaPas aud Opelousas at short
notice. and warrant entire satisfaction.
Planters sending orders will please state the
nature Of the soil. whether loose and sandy, or
std. Should trial lie required the proprietor
will take great piea<nie 10 forwarding one to
the address named. He flaters himself that his
make Of ploughs are lar superior, both in shape
md materials, TO any o. northern manufacture,
and will give belter satisfaction. He vii, also
keep on hand a consiar supply oil his Improved
Flukes, from No. TO Nc. q.
a"a#s1 s4 s. w McDONOUGH
New-Iberia, Sept II, 1852 -6m. t.-.E
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Superior Pumps.

TIE undersigned having just received a
l. general assortment Of superior Chain for
Pumps, takes this opportunity 20 inform the
public that they supply all orders at the
shortest notice. On account of the perfect adap-
tation of these pumps to al! liquids, the under
signed can safely say that they are superior to
all others in use, as they can never get out OF
order. Those who desire to witness these
Pumps in operation can be fully satisfied OF thei
merits by calling at the subscribers shop, south
west corner Of the Public Square. aaf Gt
70 They are also prepared to fill all orders
for Sash, Blinds, and the usual routine of a
carpenters shop.
n All orders addressed to the under
signed will receive prompt and strict attention.
BENSON Il HATCHER.
Franklin, Oct. %. 1S52.-6m. tslAt1t@J
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take sister calling the bride by her name
by the right hand, TO receive her unlt
yourself, 10 be your lawful and wedded
wife, and yon 10 be her lawful and wed
ded husband, for time and for all eter.
nifty, with covenant and promise, on
your part. that you will fulfill all the
laws, rites and ordinances pertaining to
this holy matrimony, in The new and
everlasting Covenant, doing this In. the
presence of GnI. angels and these wit
nesses, OF your own free viii and
chuice ?'' The bri.ie answered. yes
The President then says: In the name
of the Lord Jesns Christ, aud by the
authority of the Holy Priesthood. | pro-
nounce you legally and lawfully hus-
baud and wife for aime and for all eter-
nifty, and | seal npon you the blessings
of the hol ly resurrection, with power to
come forth in the morning of the 6rst
resurrection clothed with glory immor-
tally and eternal lives; and seal up
on you the blessings of thrones and do
minions, and principalites, and powers,
and eyaltatIonS, together with the bless
ings of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and
say unto you be fruitful. and multiply,
and replenish the ea,th, thai you may
have joy and rejoicing in your PosteIity
in the Gay of the Lord Jesus. Al these
blessings, together with all other bless
iags pertaining to the new aud ever
lasting cuvenant, | seal upon your
heads, through your faithfulness unto
the end, by the authority of the Holy
Priesthood, in the name Of the Father,
and of The Son. and of the Holy Ghost,
Amenn The Scribe then enters on the
general record The date aud place of
the marriage; together with the names
of two or three witnesses who Were
present.
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Carriage Mandatory & Repairing.

= ~ The subscriber has removed his
~EaR2 shop to the new building on Main
N5SSS2 street, nearly opposite the saw mill of
Capt. Gates. where he will at all times be pre
pared to execute with neatness and despatch all
work nstrusted to him.
His stock of materials is complete and we'll
selected. and he has in his employ workmen OF
experience In the several branches of the bust
ness
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him by the citizens of ST. Mary, the
subscriber hopes. by diligent attention to his
business good workmanship and very moderate
charges, to merit It's continuance
p THOMAS MARTIN.
Franklin, July 10, 1852.
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Joy FOR THE lNvALID.-We cut the
following ftom the Philadelphia SAT-
Hrday Gazette" and recommend our
readers to peruse it carefully Ttose
suffering should not delay purchasing,
as this medicine can be obtained at the
Apolhecaries' Hall in this town:
Dr.. Hoofand's German BiHers.-
This celebrated medicine, prepared By
DR.. c. NJ. jackson. at the imposing Ger
man Me ticine Store, No. 120 Arch
street. is exciting unprecedented public
attention, aud the proprietor. who is a
scientific physician, is selling immeuse
quantities of il. The vlliues OF this
RENE ly are SO fully set forth in the ex-
tended notice of il. TO be seen i'll pur al
vertisihg columns, thai there Is ha,ily
any room left for us to speak of it, This
much we may add-Of the long train
of physical ills to which humanity is
heir, there snone more distressing than
the general arrangement of the di9es-
live apparatus, which never fails to ac-
disordered stale of the liver.
piles, langnor, fretfnlness,
bilious tongue. a mo. bid breath. loss of
shor,, an inde>clibabie
wre. .chedness of existence, are lis in
and life-wastiug attendants.
These diseases. which have baffied The
skill of the ahle>t doctors, have been
radically cured by HooAand's German
sr
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r He PORTS CORNER.
Il FOOT UPON THE STEP.
By CHARLES SWAIN.

BY CHARLES SWAIN.
A foot upon the step,
3 And hand upon the door.
But needed courage yet
To adventure more!
The clouds were rolling feet,
su And the wind was Blowing south;
Twas the very hour to meet
But my heart was in my mouth!
What power, sweet Love, is thine,
That thus the heart can take
That, like trembling reed,
Can make strong man shake!
pushed the door a.jar
And gently called her name; ~.
And. like an angel star, . ....~..
Her gentle presence came
She blarnsa me-yss her blame
2 Asnile did often show;
She said she must be gone,
'-4 Yet abe moved not to go!
She said she loved me well, a.t f'r.
And sfter years had flown,
We might have, who could tell,
A cottage Of our own!
So must toll away,
My honest heart to prove;
But laborseemeth play
When we work for those we love-
And sometimes / may smile,
When ! think Of days of yore--
When my heart wss in my mouth,
As listened at the door!
Were court plaster would be .
A patch upon her lip, +
To spend life of ecstacy.
And all her sweetness sip. ...s
Were pair of spectacles, .-r
How dearly would prize
A situation on her nose,
To look her in the eyes.
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In addition to the testimonials, (which are
sufficient to convince the most increttulors of its
superior protective qualities) the Agents have
in their possession numerous certificates from
parties at the North. which may be seen on
application at their office, among which arc those
Of Brevet Lieut. Col G. H. TaIcott New York
Arsenal r. S. Smith, Lieut. and Quarter
master. y S. Military Academy, West Poin. !;
Oliver H. Lee. late superintendent (pow secre-
tarvl Of the Hudson River Rail Road Comreny
D. CeCullom, Assistant Engineer; New York
and Erie Railroad &c &c. .--f 25
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CeTflfcate oF Capf WfHiam Bf0NN. Of lie
IoebOot Pofpoiss
have used the Bridgewater Paint, for which
Messrs. e. G. Robert & Co, are agents, on the
hurricane deck OF he towboat Porpoise. -
The paint has been on about three months, and
sparks and cinders constantly falling upon it has
had no effect whatever In about four weeks it
became perfect slate, and am satisfied of its
possessing all the qualities necessary 10 insure it
certain protection against the effects OF sparks
and cinders confidently recommend the
Bridgewater paint for the purpose set forth in
the Agents circular. WM. BROWN.
New Orleans, Feb q, 1852.
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Certificate Of the Managers and Agsnts Of
LOuistnna Dry Dock Company
Having had the Louisiana by Dock ainted
with the Bridgewater Paint, and It's merits
thoroughly tested, we fully concur in opinion
with Capt. Thomasson. of the Magnol a, and
Capt. Brown OF the Porpoise We ch, erlully
recommend said paint superior article.
HUGHEs, EALLETT IL Thomas. L. D. D.
J. P. WHITNEY y Co, agents.
New Orleans. Feb. a, 1852 -e -
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Ltckg.-Ins editnr OF the Chicago
Press, has received legacy of $780,
900, from deceased uncle in St. Louis
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Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter.
have used the Bridg gewatet Paint for The past
five months brick and plas,erea buildings.
and tin, shngle and canvass roofs and in
every instance it has given the fullest satsfac-
ton From tests and experiments made under
my immediate direction, can testify to It's being
proof against effects OF sparks and cinders, and
protection against leaks. | consider it far supe-
rior to any mineral paint have ever seen, and
invaluable for all outdoor purposes-pos>essing
qualities that particularly recommend 1t for use
In a southern climate. JosEPH BENSON.
New Orleans, Feb. 6, 1852
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PROFESSIONAL.
:. TICKER. $. H. GILL.

A. l.. TUCKER, $. H. GILL.
TlH rCkr.R " McGILL, Au0rntyS and
L ConnseLlors At L0w will practice their pro-
iession in the several Parishes ot the fourteenth
Judicial District. .-.
% Office on Main street. ne. 10 the Post
Office, Franklin. 80.
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Carts, Wagons, Wheel-Rarrows, &c.

- Theundersigned agent for Bus
4s by Il Little. of Wheeling, Va.)
e<5EHSsH will receive. as soon as NAVIGATION
IS practicable, an assortment Of plantation Carts,
Wagons, Wheel Barrow~, and other articles of
their manufacture. Orders are respectfully so
ilcited. and will be promptly attended to. -..
JOHN BARNARD
IeanrA-atts Ser. oS 1872
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WILLIAM S. CARY.
NOCARY PUBLIC,

OFFICE At CENTREVILLE, La.
E- Business in the above line will meet with
prompt and faithful attention. 10
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JOHN A, TROUSDALE,
D e MTAL SURG EOM f,
PROFESSIONALLY, Id.

Returns thanks for the patron
YfSsA ge heretatore bestowed upon him
1IIIy nd takes pleasure in informing
the ladies' anI gentlemen Of ST. Mary, and the
public IN general, that he has now located him.
self permanently in Pattersonville, for the pur-
pose Of pursuing his profession as Dentist, in
all the branches pertaining to the art, such as
plugging. extracting, inserting Teeth on pivots,
and from to an entire set on plate.
AlIoperations performed IN durable and ski
full manner. Families visited when desired.
n B-Cloeks and Jewelry repaired, and Jew
elry made to order
PanersnnvllIe. Anril 10, 1872 t
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JOHN B. LEA,

ATTOR LAW,
D3AC rISES in the Courts Of the Fourteenth
i Judicial District: Office on Main street,
opposite the Court House, Franklin. 8
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Certificate Of Capt st. CAR Taomassoa

Certificate Of Capt. st. CAR 1Romasson
Of tie staamer Magnaiio.
Having Es'inted the hurnc2n" deck Of the
passenger So amer Magnolia, under uyc III
mand, with the Bridgeweter Paint, l chctrfully
recommend it for its inipervcus qualities, and
have no hesitation in pronounring IT superior, IN
public, and believe it to l. a certain protection
against the effects of sparks and clnders. | has
aso proved entirely waterproof on my decks
after ,hree months use. ST. c. THOMAS SON.
New Orleans, Dec. g 1851
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r, III. ItIcMiLlAM,

ATTORNET AT La w.
Office On Willow street opposite the residence
Of Thomas Maskell, Esq.
10 He will also attend to all business con-
ided to him as Notary PUBLIC tm arg part
Of tie puih Of st. Mary.
franklin Nov s. 1851 gs
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Certtfcote of John F. Miller, of AsoEopl

Certtfc0te Of John F. Miller, Of AHoEopos.
In July last was induced applythe Bridge
water mineral Paint to my Sugar House, and in
every respect it has exceeded my expectations,
and the representations made by the Agents.
Messrs. G. c. Robert Il Co. | cheerfully add
my testimony to the numerous oBes embraced
in the Agents circular and recommend the
same 10 planters and others, as the best fire and
water protector | have ever known. Where
have applied it. it has been exposed to the sun
since last July, and has neither histered nor
cracked, and has formed a solid metallic surface,
which has proved entirely ilnpervi1us
John F. MULLER.
New Iberia, Attakapas, March is, 1852
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MINERAL PAINT.
BridgeWater Paint Company.

HAVE been appointed Agent for the county
Of Attakapas, for the s'Ie OF the above Paint.
1t can be had OF me in any quantities, tl'r dry
or in oil al Pattersonville of William AIitn
Franklin or of John Devacourt, New ihrra,
c. B. G.. WHELHEN
Pattersonville, Sept. 10. 1852.
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WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & Co.
PAYNE Il HARRISON. s
WATT & DEsAuLLEs.
Gro. M. P1ScKARp & Co. i'1
HILL, MCLEAN & Co.
WARD & JONAS.
BUCHANAN, CARROLL e. Co.
NJ. GREENWOOD g. Co.
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The attention of the public is particularly d.
rected TO the following recommendations of some
of our most prominent and extensive commercial
firms. The interest Of the cotton and sugar fac
tor is so clearly identified with that of the
planter, that it would be superfnons ta more
than point to.the annexed commendation:
. We, the undersigned Cotton Factors and Com,
mission Merchants. do cheerfulIy recommend
the Bridgewater Paint for the purposes set forth
in the Agents Circular; and believe we are
serving the interests of Planters by calling their
attention to its peculiar enduring and protective
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New Iberia, Attakapas, March is, 1852.
Undermrfters' Certtfcnte.

Underuriters' Certificate
The undersigned underwriters. having conh-
dence in the Bridgewater Paint, for the covering
of single roofs and frame buildings, will at all
times give those FIRE risks preference where
the Bridgewater paint is used
.as L. MATTHEW'S, Ag't Sun Mutual ms Co
THos, A, ADAMS, Pres. Crescent Mut'l I"
EDw. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual "a
A. BROTHER. Pres. Home Mut'l Ins. "t
JOHN PEMBERToN, Pres Merchant g
J. M. LAPREYRE, Pres N. o. ms.
<'- CHAs. BRIeGs, Ag't L pool & London ="
SAM'L F. ASHTON, a ct Del Mutual 81
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A Novel Expcdicnt for n wife.

BRONPTot CoURT.-GAY = PAI>E.-This
action, brought to rccovcrthr tntrng sum of los,
Is, perhaps without parallel, and elected facts
of a most amusing nature, peculiarly interest
Ing to young ladies and the medical prole,so
The plaintiff Is Il surgeon, of 3 Prospect place,
Old Brumpon, and the defendant is an unmar.
ficd gentleman, Of Wellington. square, Chelsea.
Mr. Gay SAID he had supplied the defendant
with mixture and box Of pills, and had
attended hlm six times for which visits H.
charged hnlt-a-Crown each lie had not
charged for the mixture. Mr.. Delmere. the
defendants solicitor sald that his client resided
with gentleman at Bromptom, who had u
family of beautiful daughters. Mr. Gay, who
was IA single man, was ANXIOUS tu oh ain an
introduction 10 the young ladies, with the view
to choose wife, With this object he sought
,hc services of Mr.. Paine, who very foollshly
pretended to be il, and accordingly the profcs
-ioual services Of Mr. Gay were sought to
alleviate the suiiorings of the patient. Mr..
PANE, on hcug called stated that Mr.. Gay
Informed him Of his wish to pay his attentions
20 a nice Young lady. as he was sick of being
single, laughter and he intreatcd witness
TO introduce him to one. l.aughter,) tie
mentioned and recommended the young ladies'
At their house; but how TO get an nrrnduc-
tlOu was for some time n poser to thcm-
LaughIer.) 1t could only be carried out by u
Hlratagem and it was devised by plaintiff and
himself that he detendantl should fail ill
roars Of laughter and write letter to Mr.
Gay to visit him. prolonged mo. rmeut,) lie
felt unwel-, laughter and wrote the note
proposed by Mr.. Gay -" Dear sir, | want to
see you Immediately. am alarmingly i'll
Yours, SC. Postscript, Only myself and the
Misses -at home, my boy. Shouts of
mcrrment-Mr. Gay came Immediately
There was nothing whatever the matter with
hlm-and he never tool 1.-The stuff HAT was sent,
but threw it to the dogs. (Renewed laughtcr.)
As to the six visits the plaintiff had charged
him for, it was downright do, At any rate,
five out of the SIX visits were pald to the young
ladies', aud Mr.. Gay had the modesy aud i'm
pudence to charge him half a-crown for each
of the wooing visits. Shouts of laughter.l
Besides that. he was invited to dinner each
time. lie never had any rash, save the rash
ness of introducing the plaintiff to hS friends.
The Judge Adolphus J; | think, if ii be ii
joke it ought to be followed out. daughter
los. is, perhaps too much to pay for it. My
judgement viii be los, and that is not too
much for a rich Joke like this Loud laugh
ter
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The IIardwIcll Serpent.

The Editor Of the Freeman has been to
lhrdwck to investigate this subject, and OBJ
tained from actual witnesses, " OF uullsputcd
character for truth aud general accuracy OF
statement, some direct evidence Of L con-
elusive sort.
"Ihcy concur IN saying iiat beng IN the
ward of their house, their attention was sudden
lv arrested by IA rushing noise IN the fenced
lane, % or 30 feet wlIc, running from the road
to the house, when looking mp they saw a
monstrous snake unrolhng u,et' across the
lane, with It's head raised two or three feet
hieh-lhat when It's head had reached the
fence on one side ana 1t was plusIn[ ana
"making passes at the different openings be-
tween the rails ON the other side, lis tan had
only cleared the fence in the rear by two or
three feet et-that It's co or vas an aSlY brown,
but as the sun glanced ON Its body lighter and
strongly marked spots were very distinctly
seem
The animal rapidly passed on, and dIsap-
peared in the adjoining field of heading rye
through which It's waving wake was traced Tor
some distance. The alarm was then gwen,
and about forty men, armed with gnn', &c f,
soon assembled for the pursuit, which was
kept up through the day, but the trail was lost
IN the brakes and woods, and nothing was
found,
A reliable gentleman who had repaired to
the spot with the rest with his rifle, says, "all
the appearances seemed to confirm the woman.s
story the trail through the rye was very heavy
aud strongly defined on the crushed rye and
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A THOUGHT IN A WIIEAT-FIELD.

~ - ~
apcr, are the ,nrlcs. Nat. xiii. 80.
r,:c,, ..,,,
T., IT, ~. r'j1 ni,' g." 1.r,'a'
tVi a. 'ii., ''i ;i. i,'''
~, t,, r;ah ,,'n, ,,a,.,. La,,Ii,,'.
sit, .I'a ".' ~. ''U,"7 ,i,7 :,
r..,,.h w., ,,r ,,',.. i..',,, ,',', Il,oo
.o ',"t 49,, W tHH Iu "'''
nrI, roI}am. t,,o In,;,'n I',;nT ''''' '''7"'
az al, ,i,,. =. ',,;,r, ti,o ,i...,or
The good Master" it l. time.
i,' II" LOOKS; liiS Io"k comprIIlhs'
br!hGS ,H' I"'@rcf' To tAe harvest
Vul'K ta'! Ga'3'f, a. IN aH'Imh
NHnI'fn'- ''r'S' 'H -'''"t c' '''S'
ur"P UP'" 800 "H-lNr' A''.-
N,.i Whit' "'n-. '"'' tH'F' an' NAtt' r"imcht'
Mhi'r irc'' 'H'd "i'H 5Wl't o3culr"''
Eaoh nays u'"h hi, E'Id'l !''i'h pl''Acn'
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BEAUTIFUL NAPLES.

With fine cu,,inus rliriivvhi,.L III linnI,i.L-
cd thrnn,,hnt rLn,oor.rdiu", Nlnr.,;}Ins ~
rho owners onJ ,., ,oin nr thn t,rnat nn vn
arrived ot Ciyitn Nrrrhi, in fine mijdln of
one ui,,ht and stortrJ tLrncn ot an Lon,.
which rn,II,I -. tu or.;,n.,t \,,J,. i, thn
middle of the next; t|ns wa,tinr twenty
hours in a rassn~c Of Corty-rirLt II wns
nearly ten o'rIock ON the fojlowinr mn,nir.,
before we cot ON shore. Every Lnnl, v,.
sniznd hnI,n,,i,,, +, ,no tr,,nIinr o,.,.,,t :,
vnlmnr nr H,rTn.. nnn. i',.n I,,hr,,din+l,
f,rI;ddo,\ ,,Li.L thn ;u.,,.,t;n,, Gi,.,,, ,,,.
ed by. to Show his learning. With the word
:. nict;,n,r,
Iii Iii, no, haa, \yab III ho bo, Hoo
Are the rrorlc mad Else whv do thry
shout and cr, and hc, and an :, huntin,,
over each uthrr'e Lr,I. IN tiiy rnnIorG, =
.Jonuorv sunsLiunl No loss th,n c,nrtnnn
heorarS crowd round thr rickrtv h;mb.
wheeled mnchinr. ON which and INV hn,,
,,,,,r .ro Lu;ytnd win - .,ut;nm rnn ~,
Incuunis de- rlorr. ,ybo has olrn,l, ununrnd
upon me. to kron my cnrurt-LI,, hrtwcrn nv
lrrs. lest If should he .tni.n
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