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The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

A MlcRoscopic WospEa.-We have had the
pleasure Of seeing recently microscopic
photograph, which is truly very remark
able curiosity. Upon the object glass ap.
pears small speck, occupying the space o.
sIx by seven and hall hundredths Of an inch
about the size ef the square lead in an or
linary lead pencil before il is cut-appear-
ing 10 the unaided vision only as i stain or
slight iiscoloration upon the glass. But the
microscope reveals il to be complete copy
of the Declaration Of independence. with
the names Of the signcrs in full, containing
no less than 7s50 letters. every one Of which
is finished specimen Of Typography, and the
whole, under high magnifsing power, can
be seen with distinctness and read with
the utmost ease. The letters are only one
twenty four aundredths Of an inch in size,
but are perfectly formed and elegant. This
wonderful achievement Of the photographic
art was brought from Paris BY Mr.. d. L. Ives,
and is the property Of DIR. George 4. Perkins.
Salem X gisfsg.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

power, fOt tHc Hniuct. VI = AisnS'set' i
Genoa, Carson Valley. turned States evil
dence On the scatiold. confessins that ne be-
longed to regular band Of thieves, and gave
the signs, &c., BY which one member could
recognize another Of the gang, and also the
names of several parties, living IN larson
Valley. who were concerned in the murder
of the Frenchman. 1t was given out that
Snow was duly executed, and the matter
kent quiet. Two men were despatched to
Carson Valley. where they remained Tor
month, initiating themselves into the good
graces Of the band, finding out their Sc
crets, &c, BY the signs gwen them by Snow.
Every thing was duly arranged, and notice
given to the citizens Of Honey Lake. The
10th Of June last, before daylight, body Of
armed horsemen, numbering about lou men,
charged into Carson Valley, and took pos-
session Of all the roads and trails ieadins
from the valley into the mountains. iney
then, with the assistance Of citizens OF We,
noa, arrested large band Of murderers and
robbers, and it is said put them to death, al
ter hearing before peoples jury. AT the
very time the arrests were made, conspira-
cy was IL progress to murder the command
ing officer Of the army in that locality. which
would have been carried into effect had the
attack been DELAYED another day.
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INTERESTING SrATIslics.-Among other IN.
teresting facts Of De Bows statistical view
of the United States, We may mention that
the foreign vote OF the cnuntry is one twelfth
Of the whole; that the State Of New York
has about one eighth of the population OF tie
Union that there is one house to every sly
persons in the country that the number O
persons who live east Of the Mississippi are
Twelve times greater than those who lise
west thereof the distance between New
4 York and New Orleans is more that between
London and Cunsiantinnple, or Paris and 81
Petersburg; over two 6iihs OF the nationa
territor, IS drained BY the Mississippi an,
its tributaries Of 1897 political newspaper
published in the United States in 1880, 80.
were Wing and ~ were Democratic. Their
are four hundred thousand, Indians IN ou
! territory; al the close Of the Revolution
, there were but thirts-six thousand ~ the oil
, thirteen States, according 70 an estimate 9
Gen. Knox direct and Indirect tax paid D
| each white person IN the country, - p
/ number of real estate owners 5000 .
one in about $40 of the free males owe
i twenty -one years Of age; number Of Feders
/ oficeholdcrs exclusive Of army and navy
81, ,456, nine fold increase since 1900, y
\ population having increased abou; hse-fnld
j one fourth part Of the people reside in S'i!,
! ges, towns and cities; the number Of peopl
!. to dwelling in New Ynrk city average MOI
!. than IS, in Boston nearly 9. IN New Orlsar
9, in Richmond about 5.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

CLERKS AT WAsnISGroN.-lf we nave neg.
lected heretofore to notice an admirable
movement Of Senator Hunter, with regard 20
these officers, it has been solely from belief
that il will nut be efiectual. lie proposes
that, in future, they shall not be subject to
change upon the inauguration OF each new
Administration. He says, doubtless with
great truth. that the present system mas tne
effect Of thrusting raw and inexperienced
persons into important Offices. and that m
finite arrangement and inconvenience are
The results in every department, at the COM
mencement Of every fresh Administration.
lie proposes to put all new clerks into the
lower offices, and to promote them tor servi-
ces rendered and efficiency. Nobody can
doubt that this is most admirable plan.
/ Il would not only make every department
certain Of being well served, but il would
serve to alay. in some degree, tie burning
thirst for Office which has converted the
| whole country into nest Of demagagues.
Ii would stop the quadrennial rush 70 wash
ington, and make many citizen quit politi..
eating, and turn to hard M.rk. Bu. Y viii
moi do. The demagogues want these oiilces
for small change in the game OF bribery anu
corruption, and they will be sure 70 Keep
them. Richmond Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

rived. very large man. with very black hair
and whiskers. met her and claimedher as bus
wife. She repadiated him. He remanstra-
led and explained. She would not hear To-
him for she had heard Of the wickedness Of
this country, aud she was cautious. She en-,
dea,ored for two months to find the husband
WIN had left her, then gave him up or dead
and returned to her old hume s"rrowial anu
broken hearted. The metamorphosed nus
band Is still here. and bitterly does he curse
the change in The fortunes which 50 altered
The complexion Of his personal affairs, llat
even his own wife cannot recognize him. AZ
nresent there is not the least prospect o. To-
sing h,s >uperabundant flesh. or ol his hall
again changing col"r."
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07
OK. Mr.. Hamilton took her hand and

book. Mr.. Hamilton took her hand and
said: 4
M Marian. Jimmie has never forgotten
yoa. Since the day yol were so kind to
him and gave him this book, his life has
hal lone great aim. and that WAS IL attain
70 greatness and III after years 10 meet
that minislering angel who WAS the sweet
enetpf nv days Of poverty. When / left
your house with this book. | returned u
my humble home ten times happier. and
went assiduausly 10 work TO learn to real.
My mother was an invalid. and ere long
| learned enons D b read to her.
Wsleh my nothef died, | found good
friends aud was adopted by gentleman
in w w. As his son ISllaye been
educated A year ago he died and lef,
his property 10 me or all the plsasanl
memories Of my boyhcot the one connect.
ed With you is the dearest. have KEEP,
this primer next to my heart, AMI dwell
upon tie hope of again meeting tile giver
| have met her see all Mat my iniass.
ipa,ioa piatnred. and / ask il the dear
hand that gave this book caanot b. mine
forever.
Liaise fit deeper grief Than ever. when
[sMariati told her She was u become III.
wife III Mr.. Hamilton, the poor baE W HON
she pnce sparned from her door, and
defish.ely called intellect in rags Blu,
she harmed a seTerer lesson, AN one thai
soonFIchaaged The whole eurrent-of hel
life For : whils she Stunned Mr.. Ham.
lion. but byf perseyering Kindness he
msde her feel easy in his presence. and
she became the acknowledged friend o
the Gengressrnen and his noble vile.
Years have passed since then, AMI Lou
! Use. I|is training up family Of litlle ones
but she is teaching them 70 despise no
intellect rags. but be gailed BY Ma
riiar's text. The rich and The poor mas
meet together, and the l. ~ IS the Max
ert 6f them allg Nj.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07
PrrEr FRANolsoo's Swonp.. !

Peter FRAEcIscos SwoRB. Ia
'nong the curnlsities which revive
the lnenlnriss Of the pat. now st tht
Mechanics exhibition. the gpe | an
trlsty OIL sabre Of Peter Francisco
draws nlarke lattention. The swDr !,
still trua its mettle, is ownsi b.
Peter Francisco Pescu.le. Esq D
Raleigh. M. O., AMI Will. il. il said.
be on exhibition at the PefctsbaIg
Fair. 10 inspire the healtlital spirit
into all bsllul Ter. that The exarapl,
Of the heroes of the plst mar act as i
stinalous to future ages.
The Fincastle Democrat. IN allui
ing recently to this identical swor !
with which this noble anil brave vol
|unteer conquered seven British ORA
goona in the Revolutionary. Ants:
Mrs. Mary B. Francisco. tbs IS
unable and aged widow OF Petel
Francisco, resides in BotetDuft coun
Efy, Va, anil to the shame OF Congress
see IS only allowed the sum Of S.!
per anluin az 4 pension Tor her hns
band's valuable services during thl
Revolutionary War! - Richpaont
E,aqitirer.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07

IL l. r A * .
TAKING 4 Mar We are informed
by a gentleman that there is a free
negro woman living in The rear oi
Halifax street, who has been enjoying
d Isouni sleep for five days past, witt
ont having taking a particle Of iodl
,lpring that perio,l. Several elldeay-
|ofsI have been male to awaken heF.
but without success, though On one ~
two occasions her sleep has been dig.
tnrbel. The application Of AROMATIC
salts. administered ny q physiciad.
SUCCEEDED IN producing III inlinenst
sneeze at first. but she soon got &c
c,t,tomed to tile treatment anil Wen
OF snoring At as rapid = rate y evst,
lite application having 10 affect whist
lever. She does not appear tobs rs.
dpced from her long fasting, and. 4:
fur as can be .jlly ie 1 from her pulse
issin TIE enjoyment Of die most per
feet health. II is really ! singillal
case, and worthy Of M exanination b,
some Of our medical msn. Park
9s5urg Ne1cs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07
aNisteiIanp.
Intellect il, Rags.

TWAS 4 black WINERY day. Heavy
snow drifts Ny piled up 10 the Streets 81
New York. aud The whole appearance ol
the city was coldland dismal.
81 Seated upon the steps Of one of the
large dwellings, On Fifth Avenue, was a
boy apparently thirteen years Of sge.-----
He was literally elothed IN rags, his hands
were blue and his teeth chartered with
cold. Lying upon his knee was A news
paper he Lad picked up in the street, aud
| he WAS trying 10 read the words upon IL
| lie hid beeh occupied thus for some
line when two little girls. clad in silks
and fllrs. came towards him. The eides,
one about twelve years oil. and 50 beau;
lsiful that The poor boy raised his eyes and
liked them upon Ter ia undisguised ad-
miraiioR. fss.
Tie child of wealth stopped before
him. and turning u her companion, ex-
slaimeti ]. w i
| Marian. Just see this feller on my
steps, Boy. what are you doing here 2
I lam trying 10 learn toreal upon this
Eliule BIZ Of piper. answered The boy.
The. girl laughed dirisiyely and said
]. Well ,trnls have heard Of intellect
in rags. Marian. and hereit is personifed.
Marian's soft hazel eyes filed with tears,
as she replied;
4 Oh. 4, uise. do not talk sol; you know
what Miss Fannie teaches in scnool the
rich and poor meet together. and the
I Lord il tile Maker OF them all. 49,
| Louise laughed again and said to Ii.
4 'sG.t up from here, you slall not Al
on my steps; you are 100 ragged and
Il dirty III.
Tue bly, arose. and blush crimsoned
His isce.l He Was walking away. wher
Matian aaid Il. .5.I. #4s s.s1
Don 60. little boy, you sre 80 cold
come ~ ny Louise AMI get warm, Oh
lido come Size continued. as be hesitated
aud lie followed her into large ki,eheI
where blight warm FIRE was lhsdlin,
iils geniaiHwarmth around.
We'll, Miss Marian, who are yo,
bringing here now asked the seryan
woman.
A poor, boy. who, 10 almost perlshed
!, You win let him warm, will SON no
Rachel? 81.
| oh. he shall warns SIT here. litif
hoy. and Rachel pushsd ! chair IN from
1. 81 the stove sic then gave him aPiec
sl0l bread and meat.
Marian watched these arrangements
land then rlided from The room ; whel
she returned. She had q primer with III
lrudiments Of spelling ard reading. Go
ling io9the boy. sac siii1:
: Lizzie boy. here IS Il book that 70
can lpa,n Is read from bstterthan piec
Iof pap.r. d. YOU know your letters :?
. 8 ,,pe 81 item, but not OH Z neye
l|l.ad ANYBODY 10 teach me. Ijust learn
id myselfbut bh. / want to read Sd basily
Marian SID down beside him. ana u. a
IIteauhinr him his letters. She was i
llbusily See,I hi ii Iris workth She di
: llnot see her mdeher enter the room, no
! lbear Rachel explain about the boy: an
Isle Knew not that her mother stood som
lime behind them listening % her nobl
child reaching The beggarb his letter.
There were but few that 81 had alread
! learned himself, and il va not long b
! fore Marian had the satisfaction Of heal
ii Ing him repeat The alphabet. 3
ii When he rose - 80. he thanked Racf
II II for her kindness and offered Maria
her book.
No. / don'twsnt i. sba said 4 has
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07
The Negro Comganyi

One Of Duhiphan's men, Of ST. Louis
natra'es this specimen VI negro yalor III
the Mexican war
n number of the officers Of Doniphan .
regiment had selected their servants. and
they accompanied their masters to the
tented field. On the march from Fl Paso
10 Chihuahua. the darkies, fired with
military ardors determined 10 firm aeon.
pahy Of their own. Joe, a servant d
tLientenant d 49,, iof Major Clark
larlilery. was elected capiin, aud about
lone half Or. the remaining volunteers
were appointed to fill some Office. and
and were thus entitled to title. Joe
made his appearance in . cooked hat.
feathers, epauletis, ect.. all right. Ii
was reported that the enemy WAS await.
4 ing US it Sacramento. Joe was exultaat
He would show the white folks what he
laid his men would do. He would be
twhar de & ght was. and f Aiassa D ---- ------
Iexpecte4 Joe 10 hold his boss. Masss
d. - was mistaken dar dem. III
/ The battle OF Sacramento was fought
Land the enemy routed completely. but
Doe and his men had been wholly invisi.
fbie. The day afEer the battle. Lieaten.
AIT D. said TO Capt. Joe:
I NE. Where's your company. Joe n
didn't see anything Of YOU yesterday and
Ii hear you hid behind the wagons
.Massa Lieutenant. replied the cfes,
fallen Capt. Joe. Use sorry 10 say n1er
ldii take to f.e wagiasN! 4 begged 'en
and depIoret 'ena 10 cnme out like men
bit dey wouldn't! No. sahl 1dey siacE
'Eto the wagins. and ! couldn't get EN-
OUT
! Well, said Lieutenant D.
II why didn't you leave then, you NIGH
have been in The fight. anyhow.
t'Why. Massa. 10 tell you de traf, did
IIcdme out in de line at fust, ana stpod da
] fol- awhile. butwien de balls begin Il
E.-dme 50 thicker and fasier. ana more .
'em. I think ds best thing dis nigge
cSuid do was p git behind DO wasin;
hisself. rs
joe $ company was.disbanied the mex
|day. F s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07
From WaIlinstea CITY.

3WAsHIScroE. NV. 96.-Dr. RISE, 81
Taxas. has been appointed Counsel IL
.Gasynas. Capt. Benz Nc Cullopg iii
accompany him 70 Sonora. "a private
business. E@ss VI
Information has reacbsd Washington
thar number Of Mexicans. residing 10
Sonora, have entered into league to rev.
olationise that Sale. with view TO il
annexation 10 The United States.
The Secretary III Safe has not demand
ed lof the Spanish Minister the object >
Spanish sending an armed force agains
Mexico. although 1 private Interview viii
him. regarding that subject. was request
edby Gen. Cas-.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07

A frienl just returned from Iowa
says that they have suck huge long
npsed hogs in some portions Of Il 4
State. that the settlers use them to
piow the ticlds. lie says that they
bury a cornecob at one side of the
fiel | ami place the hog 1t. the olhsr
SIDE. the perker immediately digs
bis snout into the rich soil ami turns
a furrow equal to tl,e best plos ri,sla
|np to the cob. Some settlers agcF
that shoull a stump be IN the WY,
tlie hog splits il open witli nj snont
as it il We're cloi OF earth, but that
he is not disposed to- vuuch ior.-
Enphaiically i great country thai =
..out Wsst.n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07
From the K iieks ID seeker Mlgaz ne.
Those Yesper BelIs!

II ~ y Z sglE EFE ~
IT'S cumnet's pen i've twilirhtre;gn.
he wi fis' s ems q embt d eu thought
ilehce nd shadows fills the plain,
And natIre IL HE foweishss bffught
R.tre hing balm nf cay tai dews /;
Aud q pf yr leares'iis p are Oh sre, Is,
And wi Il II v3dfe ofiun.ic ws,oS
+ he modest flow, rs thai love The dslls.
The spirit of he honr awakts
81 10 l,iynrk of ID lught and llI b.;
Pure astfe wat, rs III those lakes
Where spirrs drink imnorH al youth:
lid though The sl,ent Sabbsth air
"A heavenly music scars anil swells,
MAJ ng glorious Ell, o hest-- ss d.
The music OF III yesper br Is.
heard fhes e Tells Al m ring hour.
Summopihg woishirers 10 Jr VI,
And III tbeir toline Of power,
As thoaih iiont .ayeply talpHa lay
F0fprlm sed merry had a3oke.
suet Is on hal r.dreming morn,
Gladly up II Jtdea b,ske,
Prorla ming TIRE. hEt tELMtR born,
a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07

An arrangement has been ceucla
ed befween Nessrs. Pryor AMI ] Ieiss.
stisf the consolidation Of the Sonfh ana
the States. Tho new paper will Do
HunleF the editorial cllafge bt Mr.
Pryor. It viii be the organ 81 $40
person or clique, bat viii b devoted
|toItle general interests ct tllslDsma.
IcrAtic parry, ID aeeogdance with
State Ri9hls.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07
Aes.tt1
PIG From the Golden Prize.
'Tis sweet. Z d
~ LOUIS. BArrs rLasrEss.

So
4 lis sweet tn hive some one 10 love thee,
through the OF hanging SCI mes 81 lie.
I FIsb Ills 10 kn,w one loved w MID SHE'D thee
Il J hugh darkn, s. and danger we're nie.
Us sweetfp have 5, me enc tn-leye thee
When pleasure leans hi htrT the day,
It's tliss =. have Z whom thou priest;
Walk with thee, the foseate wy. i,
lis sweet5tf have some one to love thee.
WHEN thy sor, ow- htiinmed cup overfows,
v hen Thy cad ,iro.peth weariIy downward
fis lliss On his breast to fepose.
IT'S sweet II lave .enle one 10 love ihee,
Shouit evil repo I lily tame,
= IS bliss 10 know me would stani ly thee,
Though a " others spaIil thee and b'ame
q T,ss swe, I ID have som !. nne to. love thee,
VIII n d.sEh laws thee low on lie tier.
IT'S. bis Z, know 81 Els lips will murmuI,
Antthlr weieIbeEer sodear.
! It's sweet have me one toltye thee.
Y hen thy spiri has SCARED to tie SIX e.,
iii bliss o kn w ane heart ~ Illness thee.
And t,ars dup ny grase from his eyes,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07
4 BcapIlruI LINZ yto,v

0.ets tsitNsts ~ WAS SsAteI lStsz
Tot the magnificent steamer Lsaot n x.aton.
N conversation with some f,ie,IIs #,
was beconiin,, late ii the syenit ! AMI cna
alter another. seeking RIP s.. from, S,l,a
Icsres AMI tolls Of The dav ma i. ,,r.,,,.1
lions 10 retire to their ber. 80
pulling of their boots and |,.,,afs lsil
themselves down to .lseat |: Others i;,SsI,s
attempt to mike il se.m As l,,,,..l, IL
l|horne as possible. threw elf moro Of their
EclpthinS---esach one as their comfort o.
apprehension Of dan GER dictate i.
II kh4i notice on deck 3 fine liok;,,..
llboy. about six years Of are. following
laroun !, aulsn. eliieptIy lis father. whass i
lappearance iniicaied, him 30 rs : r,r- i.
leighes probably i German. 1 MN. Of
im-dium hight and tespee,abIe if4sss S. S. S
The child was unusually fair. 4 a t;;;a
looking. han isomely fesl.,reti. Nj. n 81
lnftrcilonate expression III counlehance.s
taat from nader his Gtfniau car. mi
ls,hssuiat hair. ii thick ciustcring ca.ls.
Alter waking aboutEthe cabi, fora
Eime, the father and son stopped witl.iha
tew feet Of where We wsrs seated and
be:ssaii preparations lor q, ,ins Is bed. 4
watched them. Tilt father a,.iIsteI ana
arraugei The bed the 'chili was Is loo,.,.,,nr
which was az upper berth. whils Che IL.
Ile fellow WIS undressing himseH. HAY
lns tiaishedf this. his fs|hsr tied a han i.
kerrhisf aroanl his heal, 10 protect sh,s
lcuris. which looked as ii tie snnlirLt
tFonighislg oun !. happy heart always arsst.
~ theirs This dohe, / looked for him
TO seek his reslink place 5 bu, Ei,,s,s4 ~.
TINS. lse qaiesly kie,.le.i DIVA IN i, tie
thor. put his htils han Is together. -
lbcgatifully. ehild-iike, and sim,,l.. resi-.
i igig his arms on this lower BERN. 4 sai,,st
which he kavlt.hr b.p,nt Iii ,,,.s'
lh Tie father SAT ddSH byI bis s,.la All
vaIed the conclusion. ii WIS. ior 8
trhiId. 4 long PRAYER, but we'll uhdsrst,..,
i lcoald here tie n,iirn, MINI RI ~ s
Iyoi;e. but coall mot Ais insni.bs ia
q word he spike. There wer,. ys3eu ay.,r,i5
4 it, MISUNDERSTANDING 10 rast wi,b,,,,,
lpfaysf {; u. II pra5inS at an. i Kind If
lnrn,al desire for projection. without SUI.
l4ieient cvu sa.se or piety L, kn..,.i d,,v, Il.
seambes,' 5 cabin laat b f,se strangers
4 rknowleit.sed the Egooiasss OF Gol. or
ask His projecting love.
TINS was the training Of some ili5us
mother Where Is she now How
many dmesiiai her kia.ll hand been iaiI
4 O. "a. those sunny locks. A. she hal tau iss
him q lisp his prayers = ,s4. 80
4 A beau iful sightM was, that cl,iTd.nt
PRAYER in the M lsstIoi the busy, thought.
E.ss thr9ils He. alone. Of this werlJly
Il Thank ti'st parental love that taught him
q to whisper his evening prayer, wiietaer
dead or living. whether FAR of d nigh.--
could sctree refrain from uerp:n.s,
t4ls pl. norl,;'n now las sec again sli,at
sweet .eliil lin the .sfuw ded tuniaiL Of j.
steamb oats cabin, bsaling in dexosion
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07
a. G. BAILEl
ErAnNs i MpsEl.EY.

! 4 HpREW PAIR s John T. MtesELEf
IN Shaving entered int i ! pattnersh p, lol
fbe 5ruoss IL vracisIg Law iai the Cttcuil
aad CNa .uty Cou4is it Kama u ha, and in The
Ecieaa Coursssof Legsns Aoone and hoane
will ifefgaf.4r resaiail3 attend those Gour 5
All bHssir ~ sntfus'ei ~ their care Will RI
5essvs pre- apt attention.
\ uass.lE The other Of the frm "a = sway. %
folnds daring Business hoafs q their f ID e,
in u IN 8 sr's 4tasy, IN the town OF Charleston
L ChAsleston, Oet. |, lS56it
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-07

Happiness Is like 4 pig with greasy
tail. which every one runs alter, but No
lone oa1 hold.
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!. L..AI " cAIRIpsI.
IAav0 Notir.,,<.>
Y 80 = d kxWHAN

Ia AFkN W. In
j sst :. 49, - - 5. 1 q a kxWnAN
MILLER e NEWMAN.
Attorneys Al Lay, Kaslawha al To-. u, Il
lyle uaiersig I'd sisys IL rsn, i il t..,xh;,,
\. laI tlie pfa,t'ec 81 Afhe lew IN re Cuurt.,
tesoiE r. y a u ~ Lsgans Booue cabeli. Pit
naA and Nato, :, Nd laf id The
TheIf adj ess Is Mil'er x Newman i,
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sdeheeIanslpa'rinage. ipAVll1 McCoMAS.
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solomon. thou hast proved thatI hay.
invited thee, and thou art NIL ns..lss fath'
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from thy face. and coma An Sly Al my
right hand. The chief Of my wsrkmeu
are but men-thoua ART more.
s., il happened atthe iete OF Solomon
and the blacksmith has been hpnorse
ever since London Magazine.