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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
financial.
rSA OOO DOLLARS NETWORK and
lCU.UOO HARLEM RAILROAD SECOND
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
P.pr nf An Issr, OF ONE MILLION

MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BONDSf
PART of An TssCg OF one MILLION
This Mortgage covers of Real Estate In this
Civ A. well a. many parcels the line Of the Road in-
Guided in the First Mortgage and all the Rolling Stock ssd Fur
niture Of the Road.
The Bonds Issued with Interest Coupons attached payable
ON the first DAYS February and August in each year and the
PRINCIPAL reimursbe the first day Of August 1854 The
Mortgage Is made to the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
tins CITY as Trustee for the Bondhodes and recorded in ell
counties through which the Road passes
This tsue added the first will make the mortgage incum
brance upon Road four million doae than 50 per
upon its cost up the present time The proceeds Of the Bonds
now offered will be used-rst e1nguh the floating debt
Of the Company and second to complete the double track
White Plains and few Station Houses required
the the Road all Of which Is expected may be done
a. to close the Construction Account the end Of the year
The security upon which these Bonds based believed
be in all respects anpequite reliable that Of the First
Mortgage.
The earnings Of the Road constantly Increasing and lie
present and prospective satisfactory
Proposals for ell Of these Bonds be addressed
WILLIAM B. DRAPER, Treasurer Harlem Railroad Com
pany New.york; Endorsed. PROPOSALS for SECOND
MORTGAGE BONDS until the 18th day Of May next when
they will be opened and should state whether the offer be
made in cash receiving the Bonds nsaments Of % per
cent PAYABLE respectively the 18th Of May 18th Of June 18Th
Of July. and 18th of August-
The night Of rejecting al any part q the BIDS il reserved
If deemed for the interest Of the company do.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
JTNADJUsTED MICHIGAN FIVE MILLION

STATE THLAsuRER's OFFIos. LAsHs6, March IS, 1883
IL purruance sfthe following Of an Act relating he
FIVE MILLION LOAN BONDS approved Fetruary p lsS5
which hereto annexed DO hereby the h5ders
q the olovlns described Bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
OFFICE or rBE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND SoErsEES)
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY No. IS Wiizm-st-.
Al "a. y. 4

NEw-loRE. Nay T. 1855
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at meet
~ inx Of the Stockholders Of the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY held :. Atrisn the STATE q Mich
igAn the 18Th isy Of Apr last voted that sid Com
psny be consolidated with the NORTHERN INDIANA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY IN pursusnce Of lhe avs Of me STATE Of
Mchizsr; and that meeting Of the Stockhode OF the
NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY. held a.
Lsporte lndian. the 18th asy % Apr as voted ha
the ssid NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY
be consolidated with the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY suihorEed BY the Avs OF the STATE Of
Indiana And thai In pursuance o; The aid
merit has been concluded hetweea the sad MICHIGAN
sOVTEpN RAILROAD COMPANY and the ssd NORTH
FRN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANT. whereby they
have become rnsrsed ard cn-oldssd into Compsny
called THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY"
Holders Of Stock n The ca COMPANIES .se ressss %
render inmeAey ther old Ceroaes Of stack and AXE or
new Certificates IN the Consoliiz.ei Company
Bv order Of the Beard Of Directors
J. NJ HOPKINS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

STATE 1REAsURERs OfflCE LANSING, May l, 1870.
rINO the BILL-HOLDERS of the GOVERN
i MENT STOCK BANK Of ANN ARBOR;-Under the cal
Of the bills Of this Bank the Of i9jS p
has been received the Treasury Department; and the
ceed Of the sale Of the Stocks held by the late State Treasurer
amount 10 the of s3g,6o-showing oyer-ssue Of
SO see IS
that fraud has been perpetreed and
consequence Of such apparent aut the undersigned deems
liz duty the protection Of the Interests Of the bill holders
defer Of the dividend advertised TO be paid
the 10th inst. until further notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

The ship Progress from Liverpool reported bclo. b, =, La,
aosf Elod Waiter the ssh doabt prrmafure !. ~
the 18Th APr N Si % lon g. with fore
uuz4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
Clothing,
Alillinerp, Ne.

DATENT BONN f L X A N
SEAMLESS CROWNS.
THE NETWORK BOSNErFRAME MANUFACTURE
COMPANY
Have the only patent for making Wire Frames sso ses
Crowns ma - entire without seam or winAe-s s,
iops desired by Mners Constantly baud, ilse ''oca
the atest and best
In Wire Buctram and French Lace s coors 10 which hey ~
yiie the attention Of buyers. -
WV PLYMOUTH BONNET WIREWORKS
Manufacture shining sink Paper Cotton Framing and BsS
Wire every description aud color, which they are ores
reouc,d prices.
Paricnar attention packing and shipping Orders from n
country promptly filed lowest prices Depot No - Cos1
lanits THEODORE LIE HURAi Sole Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
ITO BRIDGE BUILDERS.-Proposal. viii

i received the Office q the ub-cnoer.. No. S.sssl
Newfo<k unit. the 9th day Of Nay Zoe the usenH<
src the non q Bridge q span. "a f-ef 80
sbutsns u feet WIDE, and IS feet hsh ths eesf o.
Ps~sc River a Paterson Nev.Jersy. bar tse - a
- ires when fniihed, .nd 70 b. compisted On % ~
leh Gay o. July next The Proposals nusf D. s~o"sSp
''' pN''' F-'N''' u 'D's' ~ I BaRK.R . nouLrosl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
powDFR-B. T. BABBrrT Is q

il ov,v,n.i isv.utor Of the CHEMICAL lEE -
rhieh PREPARED and .oit By hia Al 70. a. 49, =,
ton-st-. New orb, n an 40 -. -. =.
IAu dry GET thai vita IAs stove sane -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

WIN. b. DRAPER, Treasurer
SoTE-This Road terminates in the center Of the City Of
York hundred and thirty miles long connecting the
City with Albany and all the trade Of the Great Wet together
with portion that Of the North The annual
ofthe Road exceed one mil Lion of dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12
DFAL.EsT ATE-STOCKS and RONDS bought

IN end sold. negotiated Land Warrants OBJ aimed.
shf aud ocaed Rents collected and Taxes paid anil Com
missions Of Whafever kind promptly executed by WALhER
Co. ReaEstate Brokers' No "a Broadway lover Ball. sck
Co'sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

~. BANKERS and BROKERS, are prepared to nesoiat
Commercial Paper make Collections all parts Of the
nv to buy and sell STOCKS On COMMlS SION, aud Z
act AGENTS parties abroad in the transaction Of bus
RFFEsEscEs-Mr T. D. Bowen, President Blackstone Cans
Bank, Providence r. l.; Mr. d. C. BakeI President How Ar
BANKING Company Boston; Mess, q. Botbas Son. New
York; Messrs. John Fsuum Co., Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26
THE ELEPHANT.

The following pleasant description OF the
Elephant is from the Fayetteville Argus.
THE Menaeerie aud Circus have been IN
Town a shnr, time during this week; and 81
course we went 10 see the Elephant. Thnngh
i rather large specimen Of The quadruped race.
The eIrphanl is neither beautiful MOI graceful ;
but sill he is well worth The trouble Of looking
al. The specimen thai visited our town IS SAID
10 be about % years old. 2-5ds grown. weighs
IL .050 lbs, or Whereabouts. measures over 10
fee, high, has a trunk or .noui about lee,
long. msks nearly ieet, ears and eyes some
What like hog, tail like big mules with The
hair shaved of, head isvnrs nalhing IN The world
hut an elephants. skin fayors the black mid on
tine hank Of The river. drici IN the sun. with here
and there Few hairs siutk IN abnni as rlnse to-
gelher az the Stitches in pair OF lady's shoes
made in the North for The Souhern market, legs
about the size ol = long pine stump. terminated
with feet very much like Brobdingnagisn muf
turtle. with nails trimmed short. movements a.
bonl rs graceful a. an inebrIa,ed log smoke
house endowed with The powrr III loromoiIon
/ But what he lacks in grace and beaaly he make
10 in strength aud appeIle. We dan'I exartl,
lecnl eel lpw much his keeper ssld he coul'
consume in day. aid hate 10 stale The qnanu',
without data, lest our seiariy shnnld be 4 ubi
ed hu, We .aw him ~rap his trunk round wa
iernrllon, and pnke j. min l'is mnnlh with a
much ease as a sShoolboy would take IN .slnlfl
p!am. Take him altogether. the clip AMI !
rather a tall animal. and woud make iine 10
romnuye ladder ~ fruit orchard. n he wef
Iihoraugt!y Ca. lie would make an awful lot q
sansagrs. and H. skeleton. Il turned upside dow
and well pl.nked. wou.d make prrny goo
dsmng sk,1.''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26
HOME PoLITENEss.

WHY not be polite? How much does il cost
to say 81 thank your" Why not practice
il at homer 10 YOUR husbands? to your do
mestlcss Ifa stranger does you some little
act Of courtesy, how sweet the smiling ac-
acknowledgement. If your husband, ali. It is
a matter Of course nc need OF thanks.
Should an acquaintance tread on your
dress, your best, very best, how protusc are
you with your never minds, don't think Of
III. | don't care at all = il husband does il,
he gets frown; If a child, it is cllastised.
"Ah, these are little things" say you.
They tell nightly upon the heart. let me as
sure you, little a they are.
A gentleman stops al friends house and
finds it in confusion. He don't see anything
10 apologize tor,-ne,er think Of such mat.
tiers. Everything is all risht-eold supper
cold room, crying children-perfectly com-
Portable. Goes home, where the vile has
been taking care Of the sick ones. and work
ing her life almost out. Don't see why thing
can't be kept in orIer--there never we're sucf
cross children before. No apologies accept
ed at home.
] WHY not be polite at home? Why no
use freely that golden coin Of courtesy
] How sweetIy they sound. those little words
81 thank YOU" OF You are very kind.
Dolbiy, yes. thrice sweet from the lips W
love, when her smiles make the eye sparkl
with the light Of affection.
/ Be polite 10 your children. Do you ex
pect them to be mindful Of your welfare: Il
grow glad at your approach: 10 bound AVA
to do Your pleasure before the request ]
half spoken: Then with all your d,gnit!
and authority mingle puliieness; give i
niche ii yUur household temple. Oniy the
y i'll ron have learned the true secretof send
ing out into the world really finished Iadie
and gentlemen.
What we say, ne say unto all--be polite
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26
Conversion Of a Desert Into a Lake.

CAPTAIN William Allan. Of the British ma.
w, has published book advocating the con-
version of the Arabian desert into an ocean.
The author believes that the great valley ex'
tendins from the southern depression ct the
Lebanon range to the head Of the Gull Aka.
ba, the eastern branch Of the head Of the Red
Sea. has been once an ocean. 1t is IN many
places /, 800 feet below the level Of Medlter-
ranean, and in il are situated the Dead Sea
and the Sea Of Tiberias. He believes that
this ocean, being cut ufffrom the Red Sea by
The rise Of the land at the southern extreml-
~, and being only fed BY small streams, gra'
iuaily become dried by sular evaporation.
He proposes to cut canal OF adequate size
from the head Of the Gulf Of Akaba to the
Dead Sea, and another from the Mediterra-
mean, near Mount Carmel, across the plain
Esdraelon, to the assure in the mountain
range OF Lebanon. BY this means the Me.
diterranean would rush in, with fall OF !
500 feet, fill up the valley, and substitute an
ocean Of 1000 square miles in extent for
barren, useless desert; thus making the nav
igation to India as short as the overland
route. spreading fertility over now ari'
country, and opening up the fertile rrgien
Of Palestine TO settlement and cultivation.
The conception is magnificent one. bu
no sufficient survey has been made to deter
mine its practicabiIily or its cost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26

TnE si0THER AND HER FAMLy.-Piiosnph
is rarely found. The most perfect sample
| ever met was an old woman who was appa
rently the poorest aud the must forlorn Of
the human species-sn true Is the maxim
which ali profess 10 believe, and none act
upon invariably, viz: i" that happiness does
not depend upon outward circumstances"
The wise woman TO whom ! have alluded,
walks TO Boston, a distance Of twenty or
thirty miles, to sell bar Of brown thread
and stockings, and then patient. walks back
again with her Iittle gains. Her dress, though
tidy, is a collection Of !" shreds and patches
coarse in the extreme.
Why don't you come down in wag-
CON Z" said !, when observed that see was
wearied with her long journey.
I'VE haint got any horse," she replied ;
/" tie neighbors are very kind 10 NE, but theS
cant spare theirn, and il would cost As much
10 hire one as all my thread would GENE to-
You have a husband--don't I've do any.
thing Tor you :"
"He is good mamie does all he can,
but he's cripple and an invalid. He reels
lny warn and mends the children's shoes,
lie Is as kind husband as woman need u
have"
i But his being cripple is heavy mis-.
fortune TO you.' said !.
"Why, ms'am, don't look upon il in
] that light" replied the thread woman. II
J consider that have great reason % be thank
/ ful that he never took 10 any bad habits"
4 How many children have yOui I"
"sir s0hs, and fse daughters. ma'am."
81 Six suns, and FIVE daughters Why
What family for poor woman to support!
at 10 family. ma'am but there aint ons
OF them I'd be willing 10 lose. They are all
a. healthy children a. need TO be. all willin;
70 work, and all clever TO me. Even th,
smallest boy, when he gets cent now and
then Tor doing an errand. will be always SURF
TO bring ii 10 me-"
do your daughters spin your thread I"
mo maam, a. soon a. they are big enUugl
4 they 90 out To service, a. dOn't wantto keel
tliem always delging for me they are al
WAYS willing 10 give ne what they can but
its right and fair that they should do littl'
Tor themselves. do all my spinning alteI
all the folks are gone TO bed"
!" Don't you think you should be better Of
If you had no one but yourself 70 provide
, forr
d "why, no ma'ain, don't IL had no
been married, | should always have 10 wOrI
az hard AZ I could, and now can't do NOR
. than that. Ny shildren are always gres
comf,r. - ms. and ] look for'spl q q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26

THE ORPHASs OF PORTSMOUTH The Rich
mnnd Dispatch Of Saturday says: Yester-
day evening there came upin the Curtis Peck
twenty eight children in charge Of the Rev.
Thomas Hume. They were OF all ages,
from fifteen months TO fifteen years. The
number vas diminished Iron several causes
.oae were claimed BY their relatives. others
sere detained BY The desire Of friends or re-
la,iyes, who expected 70 be able to take
charge of them, &c. but the chief reason was
that the authorities Of Portsmouth thought i
best 10 divide the number, sending part at
time. Upon the arrival fthe children they
were taken in charge By the committee. aud
were Immediately conveyed to the CoIlegc.
They were accompanied by three Sisters Of
Charity, who showed the most tender regard
for them. More than Eve hundred dresses
were prepared for them by the ladies Of Rich
mond. They will be made very eomiorta-
| ble."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26

A SPLENDID CASE.-By the last steamer
from California cane Was received az Boston
AZ present Tor Gov. Gardiner. u has head
Of solid gold adorned by eight brIllianis, and
is valued al $780, Il bears the inscription.
Z. Hens, J Gardiner. Governor u the Com
monweath Of Massachusetts," " From his
Boston friends ~ San Francisco. California,
in token Of their admiration Of his courage
IN sustaining the Constitution and laws Of
his country by upholding her judiciary 20 the
discharge of duty" " This tribute - pre-
scented as memorial. July Alb, 1855. o.
one side Of the head II tie cane is the coat nf
arms Of Massachusetts,. and on the otheroi Ca.
lilurnia. A locket at the top 81 the head opens
by Il spring. and discovers specimens 81 gold
ffnm shasta. keru river, Sonora and Gold
Bluff. The extreme head ~ the cane Is OF
golden quartz from Mariposa, and IS very
rich.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26
The western Extension.

The Board Of Internal improvements met in the city
Of Raleigh Thursday las, the Goth instant, and made
the subscription Of 100000 on the part Of the State
to the North Carolina Western Railroad Company ae'
eording TO the provision Of is charter.
The Governor and his Council. which also held il,
session on the same day, appain,e, the following D
reetors the part Of the State in said road A. IL
Caldwell aud Charles +. Fisher, OF Rowan; A. NJ Pow
ell and I. W. Bradaurn. Of catawbl; Alexander clarI
and George +. Davidson. Of Iredel; and w. W. Aver,
and II. c. Pearson. Of Burke.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26

~ 49, ,,i.. :
the proposition that "o'ls words, onr aeuoh4i
aud even our thoughts make an 'nde''o'e ''h,
preston on tho universe; converting cfea""n
into vas, .ohaiing gallery; mo 2 sas' picture
gallery; aud into q universal telegraph.
ton,ends tina, ac.'ons, wo'is anu 'h'aens s.e
so lrausfased INN The very texture OF me up'-
verse tia. no water can wash mem oo'' 20 ga
sions oblierale them; that even inc ar Is one
vast library. on whose pages are forever Wiz
ten all that man mas saio or WOMAN ~nispe,eu ~.
aid thar these records WI oe eve, 'eauy uea'
witness 10 what has been SAID anu uohe.
How natural II u Tor man 70 unaefss'ns MS
influence, especially when y y evn. anu now
difficult, TO realize The FAC, mat ms influence WI
live after him. Mrs. Shelly has IN esscl'sn y,
s,ory NJ German student. who devoted himself
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26

AsYLra ron rms IssasE The Commits.
sionprs ier the North Carolina Asylum for
the Insane held meeting in this city last
week--present, Messrs John W. Morehrad
Calvin Graves, George w. Mordecai. Z. j..
Hinton. and l'bos u. llogg.
We learn that Dr.. 4. Fisher was reap.
pointed Superintendent. al q salary d $4,000
DR.. Fisher will remove 10 tie Asylum, and
reside there permanently. giving his person
Al attention 10 the affairs 81 the institution,
MRS. W. j. Alexander, Of Lineslntcn, was ap
pointed Mstron olthe institutien. at salary
II $500 .nj Mr Rafss x. fsrrill, d Wake
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26

Through the politcncss Of Mr.. Pearce, we have had
the pleasure Of examining the new map Of North Caro-
lima, now under vigorous prosecution by Messrs. Cook
& Pearce Besides what is usually laid down other
maps, on this can be found oil the Creeks Post Offices
Colleges, Schools &C. and i, is to be embesld with
view Of the harbOr Of Wilmington, Of the University,
and other places Of Importance So far as we are able
TO judge, il viii be very complete map Of North Car
olina and we hope that the undertakes will meet with
that liberal encouragement which their labor justly
entitle them to. The map will be ready for deliver,
early in the coming year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26
was appointed Steward, ii i salary d $500,

vas sppo;Oted Steward, IL 4 salary d $500,
These are all good appointments. We en-
terrain no doubt that the institution. with
such officers, and under the care oil wise and
humane Legislatures, will fully realize the
Of the benevolent and philan-
thropic. -,
The buildings. II is expected. will be COM
pleted, furnished, and ready for the rccep-
ton of this afflicted class by the first Of next
January. The painting and plasterng have
been completed, and the stuccoing is nearly
done. The institution is designed to accom-
nodate ESQ persons Raleigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26
Rcporf Of The Narai Retiring Board--.appro
ved by the President.


The report 81 the board Of naval officers
appointed under the act Of the last Congress-
ID promote the efficiency Of the navy. having
been submitted BY the Secretary Of the Ma
w to the President, has beeg by him approved
after careful examination and reflection. 5,
Two hundred and one officers are removed
from active service, including forty nine who
are dropped from the rolls entirely. The
disposal Of the officers is as followsi
Gaptains-0n leave Of absence, II; on furs
Tough pay, IS dropped, 8.
Commanders-0n leave pay, 81 on fur
Tough pay, 1a dropped 6.
Lieatenants--0n leave pay, Is; on fur.
Tough pay, 40 dropped. 10,
Masters, including those in the line Of pro.
mo,ion--on leave pay, Is; on luriodsh pay,
9; dropped. 9. i.
Passed Mldshipmen-0n Through pay.
dropped. i2.
Circular orders will. il is understood, be Is.
sued shortly 10 the commandments oil stations,
giving the details for the information OF the
navy, b. which the public will learn the chan.
gcs made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26

The Euzelan Society of Wake Forrest will accept
our thanks for copy Of the address of George s. Ste
venson Esq., delivered before the Societies Of that In
st,uton on the 18th Of June. Mr.. 8. shows that a
thorough education is as necessary for farmer as ioI
any other profession.
We are also indebted to Mr.. Hyman, Of the spec,a'
tor, for very polite invitation to attend the American
Mass Meeting to be held in Ashevle, on Thursday ih'
18th Of October. We glad to that our friend
in the 9Th Congressional district not dsheatenet
by their recent defeat but have commenced in time
work for the next contest
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26
HUMAN 1srLrENCE-As ESSAY.
BY J. " Rrsr.


Every man ]. The centre II rircle. Ills
Influence fsdiaies IL every point within rs cir.
conference. The msgoiiude of lhI- cifrls 40
different persons varies as the ratio n lleir sc-
lioDs. thoughts, and feelings. No TO indivi.
dusl. are reconstructed perfectly alike; llIey differ
10 oigsniE aiiln. my differ ~ acton, snd ron
-iasily 10 tie extent and fharseitf uf their ~.
antnrr. 80 lir as thought. feeling. and action
are voluntary. earh individual has The poser 81
gsing ii iErm futin anil direction. Man Is es-
seBlisly sn seiive aud passive bsitg. Whilst
he influences others lie msy himself be inhn.
tnred. cab superior eonucllng the Inferior
rircle within reie---until, IL every department.
Of human pursuit, some me leading spint mas
~ fouad controlling lie wh0's. Oar influences
l,r goad or ipr ell litrs not only wih ", bn
etter u. Never shall il b. known. ssid Cow
,,ef. lie pnc,. i,lI tie DAY d d.meni. what b.
.ils done VIM has written book and il mel
% thai day shall give an account ior every idI'
word ihsy speak. whai fearful reckoning vii
/ b. BstiYs. whOss :. winged words" have gnnl
/ ionh 10 The worlds end. and all e. dOxi
through al coming time. drposillng llIsir inaa
enre IA every one ri the inn1mrfahle mind
through which they nsy chance 70 pass.
there is 10 some persons ether want u Die
I posiion or mental obIu.iy dat places then
beyond The comprehension aud Ieaizstion o
ibIs thought, and consequently they denounc
III such spernliloHs 40 son 81 nlslsphysica
insanity. Edward H,,chcoek. lie great Ans
iIe4n s.o'cgi'', ias ssffrsss, si's gfsa' asii'.