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Wilmington, \. G., september IS, lss

wilmington, " %, StIItHlDtT 20, I5OIs
GentS-The invitation from the & Orange
Guards" to the Wilmington Light Infantry,
to participate in the festivities Of their Sc
cond anniversary. on the 9th proximo, was
duly received. and the undersigned were
appointed committee TO communicate their
acceptance OF the same.
With the assurance Of our high personal
regard, We are,
Very respectfully, yours,
WM. l.. De ROSSET,
LOUIS b. ERiMBERT, Committee,
A. Is. McDuFFlE,
Messrs. Webb, Phillips, aud Cooley, Com.
msec Of q. o." IIsboroush, n. G.
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nIackwood,s Edinburgh Magazine.

~ September, oontsins--i. Military Education. 2
What will he DO with iti--Pan WY Pisislsalu.
caxion. 3. The Book and The Rocks. 4. scenes oI
Clerical Life-No. Iif.-Janet's Repentance III
8. New Seaside Studies ~ No. Iy.-Jersey. G.
Memoranda from The Msn,snsfcs. =. The Bengal
M1tiny.
Published by Leonard Scott n Co., New York.
Price 50 per annum, or any one n The Reviews, o.
Lakewood of any two Of the works, IS lor Black.
WOOD aud the four Reviews, SO.
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miscreant in our body, il is right that there
should be an opportunity Of gibbeting his
name high on the pillory Of infamyo Not
a word more was said. The question was
taken, and all--eyen the mover Of the yeas
and nays-recordcd their votes in favor OF
the resolutions"
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How An ECONOMICAL OLD Lazy MAS Expos.
ED rs TINS PASlc.-An apparently poor old
German Wnman. 10 the Twelfth Ward, has
been receiving aid from various benevolent
sssncia'ions ior tie past tso winters, in all.
tiiion TO what her leighbors have contributed
and collected from their friends for her relief.
II has just come 10 light that tbe unfortunate
woman has sirien hundred dollars in a saw.
ings Institution which has just suspended.
The I'D lady made terrible clamor II hear.
ing 81 the suspension Df tie Institution. and
the fear Of losing her money was,so great That
sbe forgot her prudent coneralment.. II The
fact that she was soGomfnftably off. Nobody
would pity this miser much IL she we're 70
lose the whole Of her hoard.
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AGarE.-We saw beautiful specimen d
agate, found in this country, which was de-.
posted at Mr.. Trotter's jewelry shop. Ii
has been taken 10 New York and split open
BY a l.apidary and polished. II appears from
lts beautiful eal"rIns e be equal 70 any we
have ever seen here in lewelry. The miner.
al resources u Nor,h carolina are becoming
more and more developed. aud we hope TO
see the time when the old North State will
take her sand along side 81 her most favored
sisters 10 respect 10 her mineral resources and
every thing else that is calculated 10 raise
her II an equality with them.
ctgi,'fe VIZ.
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right carl. is never the man fol an important
work. The children Of your fashionable NO.
men are milk-sop heroes, are never tit for
stations where responsible and important du-
ties are to be performed. Why, then, should
young man be afraid or ashamed to work
Why should not every man look with con-
tempt upon idle loungers in society! The
true secret all greatness lies in the combi-
nation of an honest heart with an industrious
hand. Clinton adepea dent,
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The emperor Napoleon has addressed the
following letter TO the French Ambassador 10
London, enclosing contribution to The III.
dian relief fund: 81 send you 4 900
sterling rs my personal subscription 10 favor
'uf The oaicers and soldiers cruelty afflicted
ia India. also send 900. the result of
The subscription Of the Imperial Guard.
We have not forgotten the generous sub.
'seription Of The Queen aud Of The English
people al tie time u The inundations z
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rnyellr,iIlc. sen,eml,er as. -

Gentlemen Your letter OF invitation to
Maj. Draughon and corps, requesting their
presence, to participate in the exercises and
festivities Of the approaching anniversary Of
the "0range Guards" has been received.
Owing TO the press Of business with most u
our members, aud the season Of the wear.
we wulld not be able TO command suih-
Gent force TO justify Us in accepting your
honored invitation.
We beg leave TO express to you, By diree
ton Of the officers and members OF our
company. and through you TO your corps.
their high appreciation of your favor.
With much esteem, we are
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- The l75th session Of Orange prcshytey will
commence at Lexington on Friday the 10Th day Of
October. at o'clock, p. NJ.
- The Synod Of North Carolina will meet in the
Presbyterian church in Charlotte, on Wednesday,
October 81, at o'clock, p. NJ.
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DcatI, of Wiz. ,i.Lane. Tile Hon


MLane died AZ bis residence in Baltimore, on Wcdnes.
day the 9TH instant in ,,e I'D scar Of bis agr Mr.
MI.ane studied law under James 4. Bayard, 81 Dela-
ware. AMI speedily obtained high place 10 his pro.
fession His career has been distinguished one In
1915 be was elected 10 the House Of Representatives
from Delawarei and in 1897 was chosen United
states senator. Ia Man, lsz9, II was appointed BY
President Jackson 10 be TIC minister Of the United
States 10 Great Britain where hc remiined two yeafs
and his return be c1Ied hy the same Pest 1T
to take place in tic CABINET Secretary d the
Treasury. He served in tbs place until 1853, When
he became secretary 81 state, and in June 1874. lie
retired from political iifc In lsi1, haweyet he &C.
cefttJ lie m.sien u England; aud subsequently on
his return was member Of the Convention called ~
rciofm lie Constitution Of Maryland. rhs was bis
last public seriiee.
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ADVANCE ~ NORM CAROLINA IlSps. "a
correspondent Of the Petersburg fya.) Tx.
press writing from Iredell county. y G.. says:
Rapid changes have been going on 10 this
part 81 our Slate for the last lew years. Ten
and fifteen years sgu, land sold 10 this county
from 80 cents 10 % per acre. Now it is
worth from slO 10 $50, and snmc sells even
- high as s7j per acre. Dur internal i'm.
proyements, together with the improvement
10 agriculture, have been mainly instrumental
in producing this change.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

IsPoRTaST To TRAyElLERs. The different
railroad companies Of Richmond have deter.
mined that from this date they will MT re-
ceive for freight or fare on their roads, any
other notes than thuse Of the Bank Of Virginia,
Farmers bank d Virginia aud Exchange Bank
Il Virginia. They also require travellers 10
pay IN specie for ali flares" under 81 50.
When the fare Is over that amount, the ticket
agents will furnish the change.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

AN EDToR IN LucK-l'he editor Of the
Washington IN. CD Times has lately been
presented by ]. A. Spruill, T. b. Nichols
and II. B. Short. Esqs., with the title deed
for thousand acres Of valuable land.
Wilmington Herald.
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HILLSBoRoUGH, N. C.
wednesday, October IL. 1857.

y Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, collect arrearuges
due for subscriptions to the Recorder, and for adver
Using.
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Georgia EIectIon. : rhe pemocrats

Georgia Election. The Democrats have
carried both branches Of the State Legislature by large
maortes. They have also elected their candidate for
Governor by eight or ,enIthousand majority
The Congressional delegation stands six Democrats
to two Know Nothinss-one Democratic gain. The
delegation is as follows
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

Thanksgiving. = TheEGoyenor and Council
Of New Hampshire have appointed Thursday the a6ll
Of November for Thanksgiving day for that State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

SAILORS OPINION OF Missions Said
Rev. Mr.. Mcleod, at meeting Of the London
Missionary Society, +" Having read. in the &C.
count Of some voyage, things to the discredit
Of missions, shortly after met with the cap
tain Of ship that voyaged to the South seas.
and asked him, DO you think that missions
have done much good in the South seas :
lie looked at me and said, Il do not know
what you know about missions, but | will
tell you a fact. Last year | was wrecked
on one of those islands, and | knew that
eight years before an American whaler had
been shipwrecked on the same island; that
the crew had been murdered and no doubt
YOU may judge Of my feelings when We
anticipated that We should either be dashed
to pieces on the rocks during the night, or,
We survived till morning, subjected to a
dreadful death. As soon as the day broke, |
saw number Of canoes, manned. pulling
away between the island aud the ship. We
prepared for the worst consequence. Judge
Of our Amusement when the natives came on
board in European dress, and spoke tous in
English! In that very island | heard the
Gospel on the Sabbath day, and sat down at
the communion. table and suugthe psalm that
| had sung in Scotland lie added do
not know what you think of missions, but |
know what think OF them"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

Isingiass --The Charlotte Wing states that
John ". Tucker. Esq, q cleveland county. has
foanI on bis plantation vein Of Isingla.s, which
promises large supply ~ an article which i hceom.
ing very useful for many purposes. some beautiful
specimens u !. were exhibited IL Charlotte.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

State Taxes.--We learn from the STANDARD.
Inst tic aggregate amour, 81 Stale taxes from al
sources ne Tar on Bnk shares e1ccpel for the yslr
1857. Il Si90t6s 81 Icing 40 increase over 1886 81
sl09.15O s.. The Bank tas !. s33gss IS. making
Tie DaI amount Of revenue ror tie year 1857, $s2i.
l57 90.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

III. stated in tie wi.hias,on pape-s TIA, S2.eao,
600 u G0senmen, stock al been redeemed, from tie
2llh September 70 ihe 9ih in.t.
Additional Instructions have been irni 10 tie Naval
Commanders ., the different pois q Intercept fhn-.
iefing Ptrtie,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

Pennsylvania. . The Legislature Of Pennsyl-
yania is in session. called together BY proclamation q
the Governor. On the 9,l instant the Senate passed
bill extending the time Of the suspension Of the
hanks to the Is, of April 1855 providing for stay Of
State treasurer. to be paid IN specie.
Considerable anxiety for time prevailed with &c.
gard TO tie actiun u the House but later accounts
state that better policy had become apparent and
that special committee met on Thursday aud had
agreed upon the general principles Of reIei bill. Tie
House refused to consider a bin to establish free
banking system and also refused 10 consider rrsolu.
lion 10 adjourn finally on Saturday. Il adopted re-
solution 10 appoint committee Of six To inquire into
the causes Of the present financial distress, and 10
point on, the appropriate remedies
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14
! Durs AC.,
WALTER DRACH0N, !
WILLIAM HUSkE, ComIRiitt,
L. g. HALL.

Mss.rs. T. Webb, D. D. Phillips, and 7. l.. Cooley.
Salisbury, October 10, 1857
Gentlemen From circumstances beyond
our control, your very polite invitation 81
the 2lst ultimo Is respectfully declined.
We hope the time j. not lar distant n hen
we shall be fully prepared to give YOU
friendly visit.
! am, very respectfully,
Your Obedicnt servant.
a. d. HENDRES,
Captain Rowan Rife Guard.
To Messrs. Thomas wrhS. D. D. Philip.
and IA0las l.. Cooley.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

VINO cas- be TRUsTTp.-The price Of pro.
duce must be seriously aiiec ted Tor some lime
To come. By the apprehension of failures of
commission houses IN the Northern cities.
and bs the Discrimination Il good houses there
70 accept bills drawn on shipments. Il was
both honest and sound advice gwen by a
Philadelphia house 10 anr 81 tie Factories
here, few DAYS ago. to ship no more good [.
a. present. u was impossible Df course to
sll them for cash. aud quite a. Impossible 10
tell when 10 credit. The only resource is TO
tease Tor the present to make tie goods.
That entails terrible hardship upon ihe work
men IN the Factories who are thus thrown
out Of employment. But what else can be
done: Tie prnprietors Il The Factories are
not able 70 buy cotton. pay workmen. and
hold the goods. They must stop work.
Several ~ this town aud vicinity have stop.
pr,l and the others are working without hope
of profit. Cotton has fallen. a. a matter Of
course, fur tie factories here have been paw.
lng a, high prices a. were current 10 New
York.
oalso will llonr fall, shen the mills are
able To grind more than will supply the home
demand. For prices are now almost dollar
higher here than IL New York. Naval Stores
nave tumbled already. And every article Of
produce Will have 10 come down 10 ,pecia
basis Well for those whom low prices
find out 81 debt. Fay,t,eriHs Ob..,r,, ;.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

A Coon RErLY.--A lads had written 81
card, aud placed on the top Il an hour glass
ID her garden house, the following simple
verse fon the poems Of J. Clare. Il was
when the flowers were in their highest glory
To think 81 summers vet % come.
That an not 70 see
To think d weed Is yet 10 boom
From Just that shall hti"
The next morning she found The following
lines IN pencil. Oh The same card. We'll
would il be il all would ponder upon The ques.
tion.-act 10 view of. aud make preparation
for, an unknown state Of existence
To think when heaven and earth are fej
And times aud seasons DER,
When all that csn die shall he DEAL
That must die no more
q, Whep will then my portion he
Where shall sptnI Eternity :"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

On Us. HYnRoPATHY.-We have on seye.
raj occasions invited attention to the ancient
practice of amounting with oil, and to the fact
that oil makers and oil porters, whose clo-
thing is presumed to be more or less oily,
are often singalarly free from contagious
diseases which sweep Oft others. An ex-
change takes up the same subject, and re.
marks that, IN the East Indies, children are
rarely washed with water, but they are oiled
every day. child's head can be kept
much cleaner il oiled, than without it; and
many young people with hectic cheeks
would probably never know the last days Of
consumption, if their parents would insist
on having their checks, back, and limbs
anonted with sweet oil two or three times
a week. The Hebrew physicians seemed to
have considered oil as more eficacious than
any other remedy. The sick were Away,
anointed with oil a. the most powerful
means that was known Of checking disease.
Se.snt.Ee american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

MEDICAL PREscRIpTIoNs.-Ihe American
Pharmaceutical Convention, recently in ses-
SION ut Philadelphia, adopted resolution
declaring that the extemporaneous prescrlp,
tons Of the physicians are frequently writ
ten in careless manner, that their quaint.
ties are carelessly symbo'zed, and strong! y
urging the necessity Of physicians writing
legibly.
There is a truth in the declaration and a
pertiency in the request that ought TO insure
attention to it. Undoubtedly physicians as
class do not write legiby, and if their
prescriptions were collected, the majority
would be found wonderful examples OF care
less ilegible caligraphy. Yet the matter is an
important one. Upon the correct interPreta,
tim Of these prescriptions life and death de-
pend. If the druggist is careless or inexpert,
Il he has not the intelligence to know what
is meant, even though It be imperlectly or
illegibly expressed, ii he but mistake the
quantity or misinterpret letter or two, the
saving remedy may become the death dealing
mixture, and the character Of both physician
and druggist be involved in the lamentable
catastrophe that follows. There is point,
then, in the druggists complaint and reason
in their request. Let them be appropriately
answered. Baltimore .imsriean.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

EcoSoxY ~ orr DREss.--rhe population
81 the United States amounts al the present
moment to shout 2J 900. 400. "If every IN.
dividaal Says The New York HeralJj IN this
aggregate were 10 economist ten dollar.
,eatly. the annual sasin. would be $3.50 200,
600. ~ wearing onr clothes six months
longer The ten dollats could easily be apared,
and We would MT be less comfortable or
respectable Tor The economy. THIS is true,
and however trivial il may seen 10 begin in
our households ii. work Of removing na.
tlonal misfortune. yet the figures show that
a great deal can be done 10 this May toward,
that object. Industry IS paralized al present,
and hence we must call 10 economy 10 help
Us Out 81 the difficulty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14
POVERTY IND RICHES.

The Wilmington Herald, III contemplation
.of the sad reverses Of fortune which are now
of every day occurrence, thus dscourses Of
the blessings Of puverty:--
Now that the country is going through
me Of its periodical panics-that financial
endorsements are carrying trouble and ruin
INTO many a banking and mercantile house
when we heat OF failure after failure, and
suspension after suspension, the thought that
sometimes i, is blessing TO be poor rises up
IN the mind with the strength almost Of con-
vieton. We are so constituted that we never
know when we are really favored. Wesery
frequently repine and complain at our condi-
ton. and envy our next door nelghbor his
comfortable happy position when, poor fools
as we are, could we bu: look into his affairs
closely, we would find thar not only he was
far from being happy, but thai his troubles,
his annoyanees, his griels, were ten-fold great
eg than our own.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

The Carolina Times understands tia, an enterprise
Is on foot 10 Washington aud Newbern 10 form CON.
rany 10 run steamboat between The two places,
to make a connection with the Railroad At Newbern.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

The following is a list Of the Honorary
Members Of the Orange Guards. elected
January 5lst, aud February 18th. 1857:
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Tie H., new. from Washington repre.ep. ca
Beaion j. rapidly recovering BIZ heaih AMI hope.
rneiai4el that il lev dsys he vii e .tls o leave
lis room.
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=. s. Senator. - 7 lie Hon. Andrew Johnson,
late Governor Of the State, has been elected BY the
Legislature Of Tennessee 10 succeed tie Hon James
Z. Jones in the Senate Of tie United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

An IMPORTANT nEcIsIoN.--in the Supreme
Courtat New York. Thursday. Judge Davies
dissolved the temporary injunction restraining
the New Haven Railroad Company from pay.
ing any dividends. The practical eject u this
decision Is 10 sustain the company in its re.
padation nf the spurious stock Iraudulently
issued some time since by lis agent, Schu,le
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

Col. Cad. Jones, n. e. Cameron, Esq.,
Col. John g.. Douglas, j. e.. Kirkland, Esa.,
Col. e. VI. I.atimer, WIN. II. Blown. Esl
Col. Vim. MeCauley, Henry Whitted, Esu.,
Maj. VI. NiIkerson, Alex. Dickson, Esq,
Maj. ". q. Strowd, lI.emnc Lynch. ESQ.
Maj. Thos. Howerton,I WIN. Paul, ESQ,
Maj. Jas. VI. Palmer, w. +. strashofn, Esq.
Capt. John Berry, 4. y. Strndwitk, Esq.
Capt. X. NJ. Jones, J.C. Turrentinc. Esq,
Hon. Frederick Nash, ]. ~. I.eatlers. ESQ.
Hon. J. i. Bailey, ]. Turner. Jr., Esp.
Hon. W. 4. Graham, Dennis lIeartt,
Rev. Rubt Bgrwell, Nathaniel HOLLOWAY.
Rev. J. W. Pearson, Levin Carmichael.
Rev. Moses Baldwin, James Webb,
Rev. VI. 4. Curtis, Thomas Is. Hill.
Rev. Thos. &. Hayes, T.. Il. RuiIin,
Rev. Roscoe Hooker, Wm. Cain,
Rev. 4. l.. Cooley, Rob't u. Peasants.
Dr.. T.. strudwick, Sr., George Laws.
DR.. q. L. Long, Thomas X. Cain.
Dr.. James Y. Cain, samuel =. Moore.
Dr.. Thos. II. Turner, Allen lIu.key.
Dr.. u. Hooker, Thomas Faucet
Dr.. &. ]. Frecland. David Anderson,
DE-. VIM. Cameron, T.. ". Woods,
X. Nichols, Esq, Joseph Rloun.,
J. w. Norwood. Esq, II. Z. Mccauley.
J. Turner, sr., Esq,
The following gentlemen were elected o..
Saturday Sd October last; tie first three
until recently have been active membcrs Of
Tie company.
James I. Whitfield, ~. =. Waddeii, Esq,
Dr. ". 4. Robertson, Josiah Collins. IT,.
Henry h. Nash, EpI. jaime. :. Leaihers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-14

WESTERN n. c. RAIL RoAD--A large
quantity Of Iron has arrived at this place for
this Road. We have not learned how soon
the Company will begin to lay the Iron down.
but presume il will not be long. A large
number Of stills have heen delivered along
the lne Salisbury Herald.
BY the Star Of the West, we have intelli-
gence Of the death, By cholera. of Hon. ". 4.
Venable, U. S. Minister to Guatemala, on
the a2d Of August. Mr.. V. was native Of
North Carolina, but resident Of Tennessee,
where he leaves widow and six children.
Three more persons have been saved from
the wreck of the Central America. Drifting
for eight days on the ocean without food or
water--alone with none but God to see their
suiferings, these poor people yet held on to
the life with remarkable tenacity, until at
last assistance came. Surely there is a
providence in the fall Of sparrow!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
Rev V a Drew

We uoticsl by ,as T,,pl Baun.g, tLa:
a., gentleman sIutIu amust,E,r'ia.ury
liz. a. sc,u, &, have s,dr,, zap a blu,s,'
nr., about d.. ear, in al,-mri,n. % escape
from the imput,ti,u, s.,, uP,n him hy the
cl,tor ol that paper. The controversy has
bsgn. ly his act. traufsrryi from a personal
matter. between him aud boo. brother ciitur.
o. on- oG rs.uI'v, b,tsy,n him anal the Jui.
ygr>,l,,, society ir Augusta. Ia report
adopted by the socigiy without dissenting
g5te. which they have caused 10 hs printed,
they show bin uP asa deliberate laisihcr
and a maE E.ee to1 scrurpl1us auJut telling
the truth, when he has pusp1-c O. answer.
Thi. they certainly have done in m1,tdis-
ulfrd and quiet way, and ia tone and
spiri. entirely uns1cep,iouabie. They show,
that while be has prol-,ssi great friendship
f5r the s,ji,ty, before tts public, in private
he has been anything but 10, friend.-tIus
aaI.rs hypocrisy 9, che rg,, VI hi. sins
Ia.. ,s rather q ,arila. dilemma o. pui.a
man ct bi. pr.;su.ilns iu before Ils world,
and We wluJer if Dee vii, attsmp, 90 vrissle
oai % this ureuyias., position, or attempt
O. throw dust io ,be rgH,., eve, 80 a, 20
adlrl hla au opForJ.u,,y Co e,sars.