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Georgian slave" Abdalah FASTENED 10 the
palace, was rewarded with robe of honor,
a thousand gold pieces, and a costly orna-
ment.
Urged BY his wife, Abdallah essayed once
more. The Kings treasure had been broken
open, and forty chests of money had been
carried away. Not trace Of the thieves had
been discovered. The royal astrologer had
tried every sort Of diyinaton and failed, and
was, therefore, in disgrace. But Abdalah's
lame, now known in all Shiraz, had reached
the ear oi the king, who sent for him, and
gave him audience in the Hall Of Kalnot Ser
penchdeh. Abdallah,' he said, with a
severe expression in his face, art thou tru-
> able TO read the stars = Put me TO the
proof" answered the barber, who was now
prepared for the worst. hen discover
the forty chests Of gold. which have been sto-
len, as well as the criminal. Succeed, and
then thou shalt marry princess, and become
my minister; fail. and will hang thee -
There must have been forty thieyes!"
said Abdallah, making fortunate but not
very difficult guess. +" Grant me forty days"
" Forty days thou shalt have" said the king,
"and thou shalt then die, or live for honor
and riches"
so the barber went home and told his wife,
and said ~ have forty DAYS to live; will
setnpon my prayer mat and mediate upon the
eslso life and the blessings of DEATH Give
me, beg thee, forty beans. At the hour of
evening prayer, daily will give thee one,
that by counting the remainder may know
how many days have to live" She com
piled; and every day, at the exact hour Of
sunset, Ahdalah gave her bean, and said,
with great iirmness and sOlemnity, There is
one of them y
And on the last day, he said, in an excited
manner, There are forty Of them - What
was his astonishment when, at the instant,
slolent Knocking was heard at the door. A
crowd OF men were admitted, and one of
them, evidently the chief said 90, AbdaI-
lah, wise astrOoger, thou shalt receive the
forty chests Of gold untouched, but spare our
lives !" In supreme bewlderment, he an
swerrd:
This night should have seized thee and
thy wretched companions; tell me, on thy
head, how knOwest thou that possessed this
knowledgei" We heard, said the chief of
the robbers, I" that the king had sent for thee.
Therefore, one Of Us came at the hour of sun
set to listen at the door, and heard thee say,
]" There is one uf Them" We would not be-
lleke this story, and sent two to ascertain it,
and then was heard TO say, "There are two
OF them," and this night, o wonderful, thou
dldst exclaim, "rhere are the whole forty .
ba, restore the kings money, and do not de-
liver Us unto the executioner."
Abdallah promised to do what he could.
Being admitted to the palace, he declared
that owing to some mystery Of the stars, it
was given to him to discover either tile
thieves or the treasure, but not both. The
monarch at length consented TO take the for
T. chests, and fulfilled his promise to AbdaI,
lah.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08
HILLSBOROUGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

I'm January l2th, 1859, the Institution above named
~ will be opened at Hillsborough, NJ o., to be con.
Quoted in chief by Capt q. q. Tew now Superntend-
ent OF the State Military Academy at Columbia, South
Carolina, and Mr.. w. d. Gaiard, a graduate OF the
South Carolina Military Academy, and an Instructor Of
approved experience. The drill discipline, and conlse
Of studies, will assimilae as nearly as practicable to
those Of the Virginia and South Carolina State Military
Institutions. The studies Of the first two years, or
preparatory COURSE will be, Arithmetic, Algebra, Eng
lish Grammar, History Of the United States History Of
England, Ancient History, Mythology, Geography,
Frerch and Latin The details Of the advanced course
will be announced hereafter.
Tne Academic year will continue uninterruptedly
from January 18th to the fourth week in November.
The charge will be 5000 per annum, payable as fol.
lows: sl00 at the commencement Of The Academic
year; 500 on May lst and $500 on August LIST, for
which the Academy will provide instruction, text
books stationery, quarters board, fuel lights washing
clothing, Except shirts, drawers, and socks and med
ical attendance.
No pupil will be admitted under l3 or over IS years
Of age, who cannot read and write with facility.
Pupils will be received day scholars for dill and
instruction atihe rate Of $i05 per annum, payable in
three equal nstalmenis at the dates above mentioned
Butin this case they will be provided with arms and
accouements only and responsibility will rest upon
ihe Academy except during The hours at which such
pupils are actually engaged drill or at recitation.
For further Information address the undersigned al
Columbia, >. o., until Jsnuaiy ls after that date al
Hillsborough, NC, G. C. TEW.
Sept. 10. --5m.
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PROSPECTUS.
Cantwell's Law Practice.

rTyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites subscri.
= bers 10 the publication Of his treatise upon the
Practice Of LaU IN The Courts of North Carolina,
TO hand In their by the si January and he so-
eiis ioi the work the patronage Of the Bar and the
Public generally. The first volume now nearly ready
for the press is devoted exclusively the consideration
Of Legislative and Executive Powers. Under the first
named title, the following titles and chapters Of the Re-
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found embraced, viz.
County Boundaries; County Revenue and Charges,
Court Houses, Prisons, etc.; County Trustee; Fairs;
General Assembly; Inspections Poor Registers !;
Rivers and Greeks; Roads, Ferries etc; Idiots and L.
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Under the second named title, Executive Powers, will
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The design Of the work II, under these various titles
% present the student and practitioner with an nte
gsai and connected view Of The Statute Law Of North
Carolina, applicable 10 each together with all the de.
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.eih hnu " sceVhpany eaen chapler win the appf0-
PIRATE Forms Tor proceeding.
Il is also proposed TO add. il the Appendix. num-
Der Of forms and Precedsns usually required in Con.
yeyaneng and Office Prsriiee the whole being intend
ed as guide 10 the Practice of Law in ~ c. and man.
uel for the Of the student and lawyer.
The book will resemble 10 appearance and execution
caniwel's JuSiiee;" and will be delivered postage
Prepaid 70 Subscribers for S. per copy. cash: payable
o. delivery, EDWARD CANTWELL,
Raleigh, 10.
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How TO IMPROVE CIDER.-Proless0 HOrs-
ford, the chemist, has recently communica-
ted to the Massachusetts, Horticultural Socie-
ty recipe for the improvement and preser-
yation of cider, which he recommends to
general trial. II is as follows:
:. Let the new cider from sour apples
sound and selected fruit is to be preferred
ferment from one to three weeks, as the
weather is warm or cool. When il has at
tanned to lively fermentation, add to each
gallon, according to its acidity, from half
pound to two pounds of white crushed SUI
gar, and let the whole ferment until it pos
sesses precisely the taste which it is desired
should be permanent. In this condition pour
out quart Of the cider and add for each gal
lon one quarter OF an ounce OF sulphate Of
lime, known as an article OF manufacture
under the name Of anti-chloride Of lime.'
Stir the powder and cider until intimately
mixed, and return the emulsion to the fer
menting liquid. Agitate briskly and tho
roughly for few moments, and then let the
cider settle. The fermentation will cease
at once. When. after few days, the cider
has become clear, draw of and bottle care
fully, or remove the sediment and return to
the original vessel. III loosely corked, or
kept in barrel on draught, il will retain its
taste as still cider. preserved inbottles
carefully corked, which is better, it will be-
come sparkling cider, and may be kept in
definitely long.
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LINES TO A SKELETON.
Found in case which contained skeleton in the
Rayat AcoJanv II anIon

Found in case which contained skeleton in h
Royal Academy, London.
Behold this ruin twas skull,
Once Of ethereal spirit full;
This narrow cell was Life's retreat;
This space was Thoughts mysterious seat.
What beauteous pictures fill'd this spot;
What dreams of pleasures long forgot!
Nor joy, nor love, nor hope, nor fear,
Have leit one trace Of record there.
Beneath this mouldering canopy
Once shonc the bright and busy eye;
But start not at the dismal void
II social love that eye employ'd;
II with no lawless fre it gleam'd,
But through the dews Of kindness beam'l,
That eye shall be forever bright
When stars and suns have sunk in night
Within this hollow cavern hung
The ready, swirl, and tuneful tongue;
lffalsehood's honey it disdain'd.
And where il could not praise was chain'd:
Ifbold in Virtues cause it spoke,
Yet gentle concord never broke,
This silent tongue shall plead for thee
When Death unfolds Eternity.
Say, did these fingers delye the mine,
Or with It's envied iubies shine!
10 hew the rock or wear the gem,
Can little now avail 10 them.
But if the page Of Truth they sought,
Or comfort 10 the mourner brought,
These hands richer mead shall claim
Than all that wait on wealth or fame.
Ayaiis il whether bare or shod
These feet the path of duty trol;
If from the bowers Of ease they fed
To seek Affections humble shed; ..
Ifgraudeur's guilty bribe was spuru'd,
And home to virtues cot re,uFn'd,
These feet with Angels wings shall vie,
And tread the palace Of the sky.
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GARRIEp AWAY Bg KIrR.-An Irish paper
says: young man, named Power, residing
ut Castlecomer, went, few evenings ago,
to fly, what lie termed. Spanish kite of very
large dimensions. Having adjusted the cord
and tail. il rapidly assembled with brisk
breeze, Until it had taken the full length of
the cord, which became entangled round
Powers hand. The wind increasing, he was
drawn distance ol nearly half mile in the
greatestagouy, the cord cutting il to the bone.
The Rev. Mr.. Penruse. tie curate Of the par
isl, seeing tie man rnnning along at full
speed, perceived thIt he was dragged BY the
Kite, aud followed him as last as lie could
but being unsble to come up with him, be
shouted at the top " hi, voice, to " let 20
there was a man killed in thunder storm
by the lightning oI a kte." When Power
heard these words. he shouted with reJoabled
yigOr, but cuIld not eAtrieate himself until.
after the distance mentioned, he was stopped
by high stppe wall, t'ir tnp Of which being
cOped. cut tie cord, and set at liberty the
Kite and its owner, MhU was almost liieless
with fatigue anl fright.
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4 faaLr.- A young man once picked Up
sovereign lying in the road. Ever afterwards
and a. he walked along, he Kept his eyes fix.
Cd steadily % Tie ground, ii hopes II finding
another. Aud IN course u 1 long life he did
pick Up at different times d good amount II
gold aud silver But all these years, as be
was looking he saw not that heaven was bright
above him, and nature beautiful around. Ilo
never once allowed bis eyes to look up from
the mud and 9Th In which lie sought the
treasure; and when be deid, a rich old man,
liz only knew this fair earth oi uurs as dirty
road II which II pirs up money al you wal.
alUngi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

EaaIIQvAKE ANn Loss OF LrrE.-A severe
shock Ol earthquake was felt at yolona, in
Upper Albania, on tie 2Dih Of September,
aud followed BY several slight ones. A Turk
ish mosque fell ia. aud several villages Of the
HcighbnfhoOd suffered greatly. Oi The 9th
of October, az 10 A. NJ. another terrible
sliuck was relt, which destroyed nearly all
the hnuses Of the villages Of Yuno, Glmari,
Dgemades, Piiuri, &c., most Of them bgil, Of
masonry, aud dated lgum the 9Th or sixth
century. The number Of victims is not yet
aseertaiued. but many inhabitants have been
missed, aud many nipre exirieated from un-
Dir the tlins have died, of are severely in
injured. The earthquake was preceded by
a sHbterranean noise; next d thick smoke
was seen issuing from tie soil, casting dark.
ness around. and thea came the shock. Slight
cr shosks continued to be felt until tic 18th.
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No E XCUSEl

ALL indebted to me on Shoe Shop
books, must call and pay before
the lst Of December, 1858, or if they
find their accounts in an officers hands
they need not say he might have ask
ed for it. n.nvs
October &C. ss-
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FOE SALE.
A CA Z D.

%. ROBERTSON, DENI1sT,
HAVING located In Chapel Hill. respectfully offers
his pro services 10 The clizensof The Town
aud surrounding country. Hecan produce satisfactory
testimonials Of his skill in the profession.
HI. Office j. a. Dr. Moofc's. When requested, fami.
e. will be siicd on their residence. Chafgcsfe a.
lisonablc.
iTT Or. II. will be 10 Hillshorough The fourth week
In each month"; aso Superior Court weeks, and oflenef
(w;houi extra charge) II requested.
ust 10. O2
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JONESS KEROSENE LAMPS.

"A NEW lot Of these improved lamps, which do not
go Out when exposed TO current Of air, and by a
process OF adiation at least third Of the oil
oy or ihe common lamps. Also, the common Kerosene
lamps. Jones's lamps are kept only by Us.
]. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
Ostober 6. Co.
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which we propose by any means perfect. for
we have said nothing of lime or mari or
green crops, which many consider the most
practicable means ofrestoring our lands; but
we hope we have said enough to demonstrate
the possibility Of redeeming our homes from
the dcsolaton which has been predicted by
our enemies and some of our desponding
friends. But is our country worth presery-
ing? Without alluding to the fond associa-
tions which bind us to the place Of our ma
tlvity, we will only mention few OF the adj
Yantages which our country possesses, with
view of convincing you that your interest
requires you to improve and not abandon
it.
In point oflocation it has advantages un-
surpassed by any other country, lying con.
yenient to the Atlantic Ocean and conse-
quently to the markets of the word. We are
exempt from the heavy taxes for freight,
which interior and remote countries are COM
PEELED to pay, both on their exports and i'm,
ports, which would be sufficient, if applied
to the improvement of our lands, to make them
as rich as the valley OF Mississippi. Next,
our climate is everything which we could
desire, being Just warm enough to grow all
cereals to perfection, enabling US to produce
all the necessaries and most Of the Injuries
Of life. Then our geological formation is
such, as not only to produce the most fertile
soil, but to supply US with the greatest abun,
dance of the purest water. Let us then cease
our ruinous manner of culture, and adopt
course calculated to preserve and restore our
lands, which we have endeayored to show
was practicable. Then will our country be-
come what nature designed it to be, one Of
the most desirable under the sun.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-02
HENRY FOWLER, J.P.
State Of Tennessee, ComPt5oHers Ofcs, :

This is to certify that the L Ia Insurance mpauv TO-
Gated 81 Hartford IN the ate Of Cnuecucul has com
Piled with all the requirements Of &C. passed by tie
General Assembly OF lhe ate Of Tennessee, IN March
1886 euued 'AA Act regulate the az nces Of Insur
Companies Incorporated by the State OF Tauuss
see aud that JOSEPH NASH Is the legally authorized
agent OF said Company IN the Town Of Nashville and
OF Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-02

AFlNG sold ny Interest In ne bo0ks, Notes aad Stock
Ii Of McCrsa s. Ierrass 70 M8ssrs- r. w. Terrass
WnO viii ssLlls all against hrn, Ihsrsah
sndar my sincere hanka 10 all the cusom1n of
nfm and W0uil recommend my successors gsntsmsa
sortI OF c0nanuauce o. Ihei hor5iO0r liberal patronage
Jan HUGH Mco kEA
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


VIE Great Central ROUte connecting the Atanteehei
Il WitnW estern Northwestern and Southwestern StateL
oy continuous Hallway direct Ths road sso connects
s. tlsbarg with daily hns Of Steamers 10 eli pOrts
hO Western TeFs and st Cleveland aad Sa1duskV with
Steamers 70 all ports on the Northwestern Lakss making
tne most direct cheapest and rfJia5ls roas By which
tkElGf can be forwarded to and from the Great EssL
g,,.s 17ges 81 Between fhisdslrhis and PittEbUrg:
lin bozsS,J FaTs, Fostber1, .e 1o'l 600 per IOOR
SECOAIl CliA35.-EsCk5 and StstiOnsrv
Dry Goods Qn balsa) Hardware, Lea k75o psr leon
HlRD CAASS-AnVils, ,Bagging, Bacoa
a1d Pork (in bulk, Hemp, Ec....... o0o per AOQD
FOUREH CLASS.-C0hea, fish, Beacon
and PORK (packe6,) Lard aud Lard Oil 0oe per lyVA
Fiour-$l 90, per bbLuntil further noties.
5rain-45 cts. per 100 lbs. unti further notice,
Coitol-s2psr balfi n0texcesdiug 500 lbs weight uutH
lurthor notice.
81 In shipping Goods from any point East Of Pbia.
hE1lr0ad All Goods consigned TO the Agents Of this
koad Of Philadelphia Pts5urg VIII be forWarded with.
Jg5 detention
FRElaHT A6zSTs--Hsrris, WoFmlsy 4 Co. Memphs
Tennessee; E. T. Sass 4 Co.. st. Louis j. g. Mitchell
ooa, Evansville, Indiana; Dunesn Beaud Murdoch md
carter JsWett, Louisville, XVI 3. e. Hedrum, Madison
lndlanai Sprlgman brown, and Irwin Co. CIneinnas
y. W. Graham 4 Co, Zanesville Ohio Leseh & CO. 10
s. hu5y street Boston, LeeCb Co. Ast0r House, Eea
lorEi mol William street, and No. Baterf Place New
York; Ed Sneeder Phisdslphis: Aagrav i kooTs -.
nnorei Geo. Y. Franciscus PltsbuFg.
d. u. HOUSTON, 6easrgt ETssgss .8osnt l2Ila
&. J. LOMBAERT, Sugt Atto9aQ, Ea.
dgr 1t
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Etna Insurance Company,
Located at HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
VHE CsnItsI Sto-k is one million 5,IIerz and IL MID ,


7HE Capital Stock is one million dollars, and is paid up
4 Toe assets Of the Company are
Par. Market.
Cash IN special deposit IN Hartford Banks
with accrued interest, $50 l84 90
Cash in hands of Agen;s and in transit, l66S72 05
Real Estate Unircumbered AZ B52 4
"a Mortgage Bonds at pr ct int lOOOlOO0 44UCO 90
IS do do I" 4" lOOO-lOOO % OOg %
10 Jersey City Water
Bonds 4" So lOOO-lOOO 10000 90
! 5 Hartford City bondss " " lOOO-lOO0 5000 90
Milwaukee do 10 " " lOOO-lOOO 5000 20
Money doe the Company
cured by mortgage, F,Hs q
Bills receivable, 85l77 IS
800 shares Hartford New Ha-
ven Railroad Co Stock 100 ia IS 600 90
IO7 shares Boston Worcester
Railroad Co., Stock, 100 7s s846 90
25O shares Connecticut River
RlilrOad Stock, 100 80 1880 90
so snares Connecticut River Stock 100 Is 1880 20
so co Stafford Bank DO 100 lO) 5 OU0 90
So co Citizens Bank, Water
bury Stock, 100 100 5000 90
Sc do Eagle Bank Providence
Stock, so 50 1880 90
800 do Phoenix Bank, Hartford
Stsck, 100 100 800 90
400 do Farmers Mechanics
Bank, Hariflrd Sock, 100 100 10000 90
0T1 Sock, so 80 1900 90
Sock, 1oo 10 26,4oo 90
100 do Cly Bk Hartford Sex 100 iI0 IlO0O OO
100 90 County Bank, Hartford
$50 do Connecticut River Bank
Hartford Sock, 50 I2o 5000 90
ass do Hartford Bank, Hart.
tord, S,oqF 100 $50 1870 90
f,Td, s55cE, 100 100 10000 90
100 do Merchants q Manufc.
IS do Ass5 sat BaP 4 s5s S's paid g5R in 1899 2S GO GO
-,' 10 s7 New Fart, $50 S.5sE, I--A 90 IS $500 co
~ YqFE, ssoeE, 50 -,'' so s. $500 90
YORK, Sock, 25 IcS 81 800 90
'' New York, Sieoz: 3--' loo 100 10000 co
wv So,E. -.- -'', 10, So 25.5oo 90
Stock, 100 lo6 1880 90
wv Y%E, S5eeE 25 1l5 aaooo 90
Stock, 25 100 10000 %
S'o2E, 100 Iod al,aoo 90
s;ooE, 100 lo6 lo6OO 90
400 do Union Bank New York
8.ooF, 50 los 1850 90
Sock, 100 Is $500 90
Nea Yqrk, sock 100 50 5000 90
s.@oE, 20 los lO,5o1 90
YoTE, S.ooz, 80 l25 2a,sla 50
York Sl55oE, IoO los 81 800 90
200 do Marke: Bank n York,
stooS 100 g5 1900 90
Sock. so rs 1900 90
400 do Metropolitan Bank, n
York, Sock, 100 IO5 $4,000 90
500 do Butchers aud Drrver'a
Bank, n YORK Sock, 25 10 $4,000 90
500 do Importers s Traders'
Bank, n. York, Stock, 100 95 2s 500 90
400 do Amen REchalg gs B4DG.
New IOrA, SOCK 100 g5 IS 900 90
$40 DO Merchants B.uk New
York, Sock, SO les A3.C50 90
Is do Mechanics and Trsders
Bank Jersey City, SIX. 100 IS lE25 90
100 do Z. ). Trust Co. New
YORK, Stock 100 100 10 900 90
$50 do Y Lie Ius Trustee
New YORK. Sock 100 $50 225OO 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-02
THOS k. BRACE Jr.,
Hartford, Jan. lst, 1855.

oIATE OF I0NNCUCUT, !
Hartford Co., S., Hartford, Jan. lst, 1858
Personally appeared before me- Justice OF the Peace
duly qualh 10 administer oaths Thomas K Brace Jr
Ss-reLa y ana made sOsmn oath tnGt the foregoing stale
ment Of assets aud coDdOn Of the Eua Insurance Com
pany Is true.
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Ser On d DE }. lstdsE & Of Julr. . nsErs

G'kOA thesnbscnber on The lstday OF July, negro
A Boy named HENRY, Of copper color, fslI 4
lcheBhiEh Is years 8a end weighs about $50 pounds.
de was raised IN EAST Tennessee near MsHinnvi5 Hs
Will probably make his way back there. bought hIm
from Ar Terry OF East Tennessee. viii give ten do.ars
hsls cadgbtn my neigbborhOod, twenty-five dollars
taken out Of The county, hlty dollars be gets to aa
tennessee hen taken he is 10 be delivered g. ne o
0olined 90 that can get him. DAVID 81. s4liEs
IvE Ssvsn miles sogti OF Nashville. Tom
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COCCh 4 Irish " hisky.
GhiIde Harold

FEAEllS stlIisOu 90
Il make The present sgasOa % my Stables six s5EsE
niles SOltl 90 Nashville lie was sired by pOr- ~
ted adVegslzu, UuE 90 Nara HesL--t.e dam Of oalsB
Wagner FJnuy, Margaret Wood, and others Of dstuC
ls blood therefore Ut the yeTs best lie the best
racer Il day, having loss heat His coils the
arrest and stTougss have yersern, aud every year
ad5lng 90 ms EaPaa.nl ~ iheT dingufg1ea sue
e gon the LuT ashsr,a 'hree year u- OF his has
e purchased by sT- Ten BToocE 1r she Of
.5ggl ao 1s5ucs ang him % Engana 10 contend nth
ttfIdc Harold is rich brown, I6 hands high, with
more ne and slIeuZ than any blood ho-se eveTsEW
40 n All ne pre- Iuus for hCb he has been eXhbh re
III NON Sas and county ars. ana although certainly emil
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