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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-27

On Saturday Morning.
Sept 5h at 10 O'Clock by catalogue 2l12 and 2lA
filbert street without reserve six vau able
gDes OF the 70 lowing power Is, Is. H. g. and horse
large portable boilers, three stationary boilers two
portable boilers, smoke stacks, frames, etc.
May be seen at any time. S254t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-09
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.

Il was mentioned ia our Washington
correspondence Of a..day or.two since that
the librarian Of Congress has caused 70 be
placed in the rotunda Of the capitol sta
iue Of Alexander Hamilton, Of heroic size,
executed In Italy by Horatio Stone, Of
Washington. under an order Of Congress.
As one Of the eminent statesmen. jurisls
and soldiers whom ihe American revelation
produced, not inierior in versatility Of &C..
mus 10 any other Of the public men Of that
time, Alexander Hamilton deserves TO have
Q prominent place 10 any collection Of sta
.ues commenorsting the leading spirits OF
the reyolu. ion. Whether in camp or coun
Gil. whether With pen or with tongue.
whe ether al the har. holding The judges cap
tive By The power Of logic. and the juries
By the magic Of bis elsquence, OF as h
nancier. 10 the language Of Webster. "smit-
ing the rock Of public credit and causing
streams of revenue TO How iorth," he was
equally admirable aud, In the combination
Of these gifts. unsurpassed. Alexander
Hamilton, a. 10 we'll known, was native
of the West Indies, his father Scoichman
and his mother Of French Hugnenct. De.
scent. he was somewhat over fifteen when
he 6rst removed 70 New York, where he
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-09

II, that the State governments would in the
end be more than counterbalanced, and re-
duced 10 subordinate importance. il 10
certainly in keeping with the change which
has come ever Us to give prominence to
memorial OF the great patron in our early
history OF strong government, although it'
ought tobe remembered that he sought thst
end BY an organic law. and not BY indi,ec-
tlon and asurpatisn.
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Bat, mon, il 10 could" s.
Never mind; | know | shall like it,,'
he rejoined. nkisg thebowI, and beginning
to STIR the porridge with spoon. AS he
did SO. Mrs. Anderson gave slight start,
and bent eagerly towards him. Then she
sank back in her chair with sigh, saying.
in answer to his questioning look
!" Ne minded me o. my MaIcom, theR--
just IN that way he used 10 stir his por-
ritch-gieirg il q whih and a airt. All /!
gin ye were my Malcom, my poor lsddis r
"Weel, then, gin were your Mslcnm,,' =
said the merchant, speaking for the frst
time in.the Scottish dialect, and 10 his own
voice: "cr gin your Draw young Malcolm
was as brown, and bald, and gray. and
bent, and old. as l am, could you welcome
him 10 your arms. and love him as in the
dear suld lang synei Could you, uitherl? r
All through this touching little speech,
shc widows eyes had been gllstsning. and
her breath came fast; bat at the word
!" miihcr," she sprang up with a glad cry.
and tottering 20 her son, fell almost faint
ing On his breast. He kissed her again and
again-kissed her brow, anil her lips, and
her hands, while The big teats slid down his
brouzed cheeks; while she clung about his
neck and called him by all the dear old pet
Games, and tried to see 10 him all the dear
old Dung looks. BY and bv, they came
back --or the ghost Of them came back. The
form in her embrace grew comelisr; love
and Joy gave TO il second youlh, stately
and gracious the 6rst she then and there
buried deep IN her besrt--s sweet, beauti-
ful, peculiar memory. IL was moment Of
sulemn remuneration. in which she gaseup
the fond maternsl Illssion she had cherish.
ed so long. Then looking up steadily into
ihe face OF The middle aged man, who had
takes its place, she asked: Where hae ye
lett the wife and bsirnsf'
AT the inn, mother. Have ynu room Tor
as ali st the catfage ."
:" Iudeed. [ haye--twa good spare rooms,
wi large closets, weel stocked vi linen
hae been spinning or weaving a these iaag
years Tor ye bath, and the ~eans."
"Well, mother, dear, now you mus,
rest" rejoined the merchant. tenderls.
INA, ma, dinna care TO rest tIil Ye lay
me down TO TAX my lang rest. Therell be
time enough beiween that day and the re-
ssrrec,ion, to fauld my hands in idlsness'
Now, 'twould be unce iiksome. But 60.
my son. and bring me the wite--l hope
shall like her and the bairns-l hope they
will like me-"
lhs,e only to cay. that both the good
~omsn's hopes were realized. A very
happy family knslt down in PRAYER that
night. and many night alter, in the widows
cottage, whose climbing roses and wood
bines we're but outward signs and types ol
,he sweetness and blsssedness OF the love
and peace within. Lille Pilgrim.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-01
FINANCIAL AND ConInIERoIAL.

New YORK, June 3O-Noon.-Gold
4Oas. Flour dropping. Wheat
nominally lower. Mess pork 27.75.
Lard lower-steam 16@16L. Cot
ton quiet, at 3119
7P. Motion firm; sales 1000
bales, at BIZ. Flour dull and de.
clining-superfine State 6.75@7.25;
Southern dull, and dropping; COM
mon to fair extra 9@10. Wheat very
duI-Wsstern mixed 05l9f. 03. mess
pork heavy, at 27.95. Lard lower
kettle 17917H.
BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Cotton dull.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull-new
white 225. Corn firm-white LIB;
yellow 10. Shoulders IA.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-Flour dull
and nominal. Corn declining-93@
81. Provisions nominal, and no de-
mand for any article.
CHARLESTON, June 3O.-Cotton
more doing and improved 1S@1c. !;
sales 33 bales-middings 30%.
AUGUSTA, June 30. Cotton market
dull and uneha6ged; sales 1852 bales
SAVANNAH, june x30.-Cotton mar
ket quiet and steady; sales 242
bales-middlings 30@311a; receipts
5 bales.a8 @7e -
New ORLEANs. June 3G.-Cotton
firm-middling 30; sales 1850 bales.
Flour unsettled and irregular-super-
fine 6.75@7. Corn dull, at 9O995.
Pork duh, at 25. Bacon dull
shoulders 13; clear IL. Lard 1870
20. ~ jlsf 4 .
L1vhApoon. June 30-3 p. M
Cotton quiet-nplands 1114; Orleans
111a; shipments from Bombay since
last report (24th) $4,000.
LONDON, June 30 -Evening.-Con-
soils 9416 @941z. Bonds 73I@73aS.
LIvHRPoon, June 30-Evening.-
Cotton sales 5000 bales. Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester quiet.
scrofala, or Iking,s Ivn. is cured bv
uainQ Hainika ah,a 0uoao5a paIiybk
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A Yankee, who went to Raleigh
before the late war, says the Richmond
Dispatch, preached there regularly
on his own hook, and, when the war
began, ran off to the North, hns just
obtained Judgment in the United
States Court, at n Raleigh, Judge
Brooks, for the sum for which ono OF
his slaves was sold, though the per-
son who bought the slave was com
PEELED. to pay the same sum to the
Confederate Government as seques-
tered property. This decision forces
the purchaser to pay twice for the
same slave, and once to Northern
preacher This decision is not only
a hard one and manifestly unjust,
but is, in our opinion, in violation OF
the principles of the common law.
liz the United States Government
was Unable to prevent the sequestra-
ton Of the money, it ought itself to
paytha man who sold the slave.
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Summer BEVERAGES. Go.


WILL open Monday morning, 4 tcask
wv French Table Claret, q barrels
Newark Cider, 10 cases Claret ';tSt. Julien
Medoc," cases Rhine Wine, Hochheimer
q Liefbraumilch; l quarter cask Xemenes
Sherry, 1 quarter eask Maderia, qpsrter
cask Amontilado Sherry, 10 barrels Minis
key, assorted, qualities; .puncheon Hol-
land Gin,. prince of Orange;p, quarter
cask blackberry Brandy, Very fine! Ziu-
gari, Hostetter's, Carocoa and stomach
Bitters. slr ',t "a .A5a bio
Flavoring Extracts, Pine, ,Applenlyanil-
"a, "a, hGhse, 1885,. Lem9n CELERY strsWbsfry and
French Mushrooms, Mushroom Gatsup,
Worcestershire Sauce; Picked and Canned
Oysters, Peach, Pine Apple, &c.tooIfgug
Italian Maccaroni and vermecelli. ,i
Ere Fresh Egg, Butter, Cream, Soda and
Prime Goshen Butter, Smoked Salmon
and Orange Brand Hams received weekly;
and together with all other concotnitants
or 5trst Gloss Grocery Store, offered at
june ID GEORGE SYMMERS.
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Morris Cornell, poor man, while
going home with O $1,000 United
States 4bond, (which he had bought
with his earnings, was arrested by
an officer for allowing an rnmuzzled
dog to run. the streets. On the way
to the police station, the man lost
his bond, but the officer dragged
him off without allowing him to look
for it.. AT court, Cornell was dis
charged because the dog did not
belong to him. m.--Ne,o York Tribune.
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Telegrapn.
I -
E3y
News Iterns.l

CHARLEsToN, June 3O.-Arriyed-
steamer Charleston, New York:
steamer Falcon, Baltimore. Sailed
schooners Starlight and IN. Pote,
Boston.
General Candy has removed the
Governors and Lieutenant Governors
OF North and South Carolina sand
appointed the newly elected officers
in their stead. This will take effect
on the meeting of the State Leeisla-
lures and is done to facilitate the in
auguration Of the officers elect, which
takes place when the Howard amend.
ment has been ratified. t,a,l a.
SAVANNAH, June 30.-Two white
men were murdered in Wilcox Coun-
ty by o negro, who was captured,
after being shot, and brought to this
city by fourteen of his own color.
ATLANTA, June 3O.-Sixteen cars
left for Milledgeville this morning, to
remove the furniture of the State
capital to Atlanta.
The court for the trial of the Co.
lumbus prisoners met this morning
at 10 o'clock-e1-Gov. Brown and
three associates for prosecution,
Alex. 81. Stephens and others for de-
fence.
RALEIGH, June 3O.-The Legisla-
ture meets tomorrow. Gen. Candy
suspends the test oath. It is under
stood he issued an order to Chief
:Instice Pearson, yesterday, to qualify
before the United States Commis-
sioner, by taking the oath required
by the new Constitution, and then
administer the same oath to the
other judges and officers.
The venerable Edmund B. Free
man died to-day, in his seventy-fir
year. He had been Clerk Of the
North Carolina Supreme Court thirty
five years. The old Court expired
to-day, and 80 did its old d'and able
clerk. i.
JACKSON, Miss, June 29-The
second days election closed here
with radical majority of GIG in this
County. where there is a registered
colored majority of 1,7OO. The
election will not close throughout
the State for several days. Full
returns received from but few Coun-
ties. Some of the radical strong
holds have been heard from. The
majority for the Democrats to this
time is 12,7S5. The radical news
paper at this place says, in all Coun-
ties where the Democrats have
received majorities. the election
must be declared illegal and void,
although there is not single out
rage known to the public. The
official organ of the radical party in
this State has suspended publication.
The polls ut Vicksburg were kept
open till 10 o'clock on Saturday
night, by General Mcdowell, against
the earnest protests of the citizens.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-In the
Senate. the resolution of the Texas
Reconstruction Convention, narrating
disorder and murders in that State,
was referred to the Military Commit
tee. Thos. w. Osborn, as Senator
from Florida, was seated-33 to 6.
In the House, the credentials of
the Florida Representatives were
referred to the Election Committee.
A joint resolution to adjourn on the
10Th July, passed-91 to At.
Grant has gone West and Gen.
Rawlins officiates in his absence.
Internal revonue for the fiscal year
ending today $3.50, 100000.
The Senate tabled the House reso-
luton to adjourn on the 10Th prox.
ST. PAUL, June 30.-The celebrated
Chippewa chief, Hole-in-the-day, has
been assassinated.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-01
Funeral Invitations.

The friends and aoquaintances of STEP
NEY GOODWIN, CesarD. Lowndes and
family, are invited to, attend the Funeral
of the former, at hfs late residence, on
Lumber street, Hear Gadsden, THIS
AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock. ss~-ta.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. aHIfl
FXPLORATIONS Of the Nile Tribnta-
~ ries-Its Sources, Supply and Over
how-The Country, People, Customs, etc.
By Sir 8. W. Baker, $500. ,j,,j5oa ac,i
Sermons. BY Rev. Charles Kingsley,
of Wales, $1.75. 1til'
Morte DArthur. Sir Thomas Malory's
Book of King Arthur and hisj Noble
knights Of the Round Table, ,$1.75.
Ante-Bellum. Southern Life, aa it was,
$2.OO. -i'' .u e I5i I"nM
The Divine Teacher. Being the record
cd sayings OF our Lord Jesus Christ. sI.25.
By Margaret Preston-new edition" And
many other new books. Some new paper
bound novels. For sale at DUFFIE 4
CHAPMAN'S Bookstore. ., 81 ,June17
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-01
BEHIND THE sCENEG. D

~>S~s@~
.nR Four Years in the White HotisS With
" Mrs Lincoln. by Elizabeth Kechley.
(neodiste.). ss5 ,.. yueis liz 80
MnbIlaah 0ld rlitz !, and d the New Era, BY Miss
= John Million and his Times. BY Max
ting. Sl.50. IAM siH 915nw
~. Inc heading OF Charles Dickens, tillus-
England Yeoman Life-from ii,ifcss IN the
Nineteenth Century BY the Author of
"AIinistering Children" sl.75. ,gu3t
The Book and it's Story for the iYonns.
By Z. Il. Il. o.
"Ecce Homo" BY Right Hon. w. E.
A Painters Camp in England, Scotland
and Ireland. $1.50. t1.rIj n" -
DR.: Believes Travels in Europe, in 1866
and 1867.
And a variety Of Novels by popular Eng.
lish authors. For sale at - sGW9fT %
June ID u BRYAN, % fMCCA ARTF3,S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-01
Richland Lodge no. 80, A.F. M.

Richland Lodge No. 80, AT. M.
A A REGULAR COMMUNICATION
wv Of Richland Lodge, No. 80, Il. +.
M M.. will be held, az Masonic Hall,
THIS Wednesday EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
The Second Degree will be conferred.
By order Of the WIN. ...-...
July FR. R.TOZER, Sec'y.
aS-The Board Of Trustees are requested
to attend meeting Of this body after the
regular Lodge closes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, June 26, 1868.
A LII persons licensed by the CITY Coun-
~ Gil to RETAIL SPIRITUOUS LII
QUORS, whose license expires on the 1st
Of JULY, are noti6ed(if they wish to con-
tinue) that appGcaSiops for renewal must
be made at that date, and the amount re-
quired for such hcense deposited at this
office. ]. IL MCMAHON,
June "a 4 CITY Clerk
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The non-arriyal of q supply Of
paper forces us to issue q half sheet
to-dey. ALI gighs tomorrow.
The July number of the Land NE
Lore is before us. General Hill
scores Pollard, the so-called histo-
rian, very severely and justly. The
miscellaneous portion of the maga-
zine will repay perusal.
~S~--~~---~N>~o~~-
Mr.. .3CfeDdining. as we are in
formed, dispensed a huge pot-full of
fine turtle soup, yesterday, to his
patrons; Notwithstanding the pres
sure. he retained his thoughts about
him. and presented the Phenir with
o liberal allowance.
-~-~~~c~>~>o~-
DEATH OF AN ELDERLY CoLoRRD
MAN.-Stepney Goodwin, an old
colored man, who has been resident
of Columbia from its infancy, depart
ed this life. yesterday, at the ad-
vanced age of 78. Stepney was a
faithful servant, and formerly be-
longed to Colonel Goodwin.
The "HoME" IN CHARLESTON.
We have been authorized to state
that any provisions that the liberal
may be disposed to contribute to this
s
most worthy charity, will be trans
mitted, on the South Carolina Rail
road. Direct to Mrs. NJ. A. Snow
den, President of the Widows Home,
care of Superintendent Fl, T. Peake,
of the South Carolina Railroad.
Another juvenile thief was over
hauled, yesterday. The young one
had taken some money from the
drawer of Messrs. Swygert & Sem,
and was endeayoring to make his
escape, when he was caught and
turned over to the tender mercies of
the police. It is to be hoped that he
will, for length of time, be put in q
place where he cannot reach mer-
chants tills. tt
PosTPoNED.-We have been re-
quested to state that the performance
by Bailey's Southern Dramatics has
been postponed until tomorrow even
ing, July 2, in Gregg's Hall. Two new
pieces-the drama of the Daughter
of the Regiment, and the farce of
Paddy, the Piper" Miss Parrott
will introduce several new plays and
dances. For particulars, sees pro-
gramme.
IRELAND CoNQUERED.-Not satis-
fed with the partial success of Mr..
James Crawford over him in the
size of Iri. h potatoes, Colonel Tho
mas has returned to the contest,
and, on yesterday, exhibited speci-
men of the Monitor" weighing fif-
teen ounces, thus beating Mr.. Craw-
ford's best, and, thus far, carrying
of the palm. These specimens of
the Monitor" nre said to be the
finest ever raised here, and equal to
any North. The seed came from DR..
Mot.
RAILROAD CELEBRATION AT BATES
vILLE-CoLUMB1A AND AUGUSTA RAIL
RoAD.-The people in the vicinity of
Batesville (near old Leesville) pro-
pose to celebrate the completion of
the road to that point, on Saturday,
the 4th inst, by picnic, &c. We
learn that there are fine shade trees,
pure water, and a large depot build
ing there. "A jolly good time may be
anticipated. An accommodation
train will be run on this OCCASION
leaving Columbia at half-past 8
o'clock A. NJ; and returning, leave
Dntes' at 4 O'Clock =. M. Fare Al
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-01
SICKNESS.

TN cases of sickness, parties can obtain
4 Liquors at all hours, by sending to
the CAROLINA HOUSE," on Washing
ton street, as there is some one constantly
In the establishment. The very best
qualities Of Liquors are kept on hand, as
can be testified to by the most reliable
citizens. RICHARD BARRY, '7s'' /.
July ,.r. Proprietor.
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TO RENT.

THE HOUSE and LOT on Richland
IL street, occupied at present by Capt.
X. ID. Sem. Inquire ut Office of the
Southern Express Company. March 18
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NEW FIRM.
N1HE subscribers having purchased the
Il entire stock of STOVES, TINWARE.
&C., of II. Fl. Blease, will continue The
business at the ame,-stand. They hope,
by strict attention to business, and al,
ways keeping on hand good assortment
Of everything in their line, to merit con-
tlnuance OF the patronage 80 literally
bestowed on the house.
Orders from tho country attended to
promptly.
June 10 I'm FA. SOUTER Il co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MAJOR WIN. 8. McJUNKIN having
IX1 this dny withdrawn from tho firm Of
GkAESER, McJ JUNKlN & SENN, it is dis
solved by mutual consent, and the name
will only be used in liquidation by GRAE-
SER d SENN, who are authorized to settle
up the business.
CLARENCE A. GRAEsER,
WILLIAM g. McJUNKIN,
RUFUS D. SENN.
July 1, 1868. ,t'..
The undersigned would hereby inform
their friends, and the public, that they will
continue the FAOTORAGEa and GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS under the style
OF GRAESER & SENN, and having had
long experience, feel assured they will
be able to do ample justice to any interest
that may be confded to them. We solicit
consignWents OF COTTON and COUNTRY
PRODUCE generally, which shall have our
personal attention and no pains spared to
give satisfaction. We also offer our
services for the purchase Of Cotton and
other articles, and will attend to the col
lection OF business paper and the selling
OF Checks on the North.
CLARENCE A. GRAESER,
RUFUS D. SENN. az
July l, 1868. July ST
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DEATH OF AN ELDERLY Co1oRRD
MAN.-Stepney Goodwin, an old
colored man, who has been q resident
of Columbia from its infancy, depart
ed this life, yesterday, at the ad-
vanced age of 7s. Stepney was a
faithful servant, and formerly be-
longed to Colonel Goodwin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-01

Mr.. '5ofeDdinings as we are in
formed, dispensed a huge pot-full of
fine turtle soup, yesterday, to his
patrons. Notwithstanding the pres
sure. he retained his thoughts about
him. and presented the Phenir with
o liberal allowance.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-01

scrofala, or Kfng,s Hvn. is cured by
using Heinitsh's Queens Delight.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. Special at
tention is called to the following ad-
yertisements, published for the first
time this merning:
Meeting Richland Lodge.
A. H. Monteith--Assignee's Sale.
Richard Barry-Sickness.
@. A. Graeser-Notice.
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The non-arriyal of o supply Of
paper forces us to issue o half sheet
to-day. ALI right tomorrow.

The July number of the Land ne
Lore is before us. General Hill
scores Pollard, the so-called histo-
rian, very severely and justly. The
miscellaneous portion of the maga-
zine will repay pernsal.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-10
Blessed. are Paying SUbscri-
--'- bcrS.

Blessed is the man who doth esb-
scribe for his county paper and pay
! therefor His ieet shall not stand on
slippery places; he shall not be fcrsaken
by his friends .r prosecuted by his en-
emies, nor his children be ssen beg
ing. q; ,..,- --.i;'T,.
Blessed is he that wake N to the of.
fcea Of the printer, yea, even ascendcth
to the saRetums and payeth a years sub
scription in advance. Selah +! .t.s=51
He sball ieern wisdom day by d4y,
aud be exalte above his EI!ows.--
He shall talk knowingly upcu all
subjects, and his neighbors shall be as
tonished at the muchaess of his ieara-
ing. o-.c,,,-;.i, II,
he shall not contract bad debts or
lose good ,bargainsn i's-fa' Siia @o-i,,'2 9
He shall not pay an additional per
cent on his. taxes for ois eyes shall be
hold the notice OF the collector, and he
will take warning thereby. -
ie Verify, evshall bring his produce TO
the market when tho prices are exceed
ingly good, aud withhold when the
prices deseendeth,- ---a 4s..e.- s..5
He snail not lay hold of red bot po
kers, for his knowledge of metallurgy
will teach him that red hot iron burns
His children shall not vex him, nor
his wife wear the brecch es. e. Isscs
He shall live to good old age, and
when his dying hopr is at hand, bis
soul shall not be troubled as to its fu-
ture state. noiss.mol0g G E19a9D fQts Il
And it were better for him that doth
refuse to subscribe for his county rpaper
that lie be bound hand and foot and
east upea feather bed. -H'''1 - 80
y IF perchance he has amoment's peace,
tits only that he may haVea Ettle
rest ere the ,n.emoEy of. an 81 eyil liife
lacerates his mind as the goad, .prieks
the bida cf the strong OK. SO that his
punishment may be long drawn out =
, His children shall grow up in
wiekedness, they shall put their hands
to their noses, and yex him. to wrath,
and his wife shall Kick. him opt Of bed
l----Selah i'"st '1a "ohi I2d'