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The New York herald., 1873-07-02
seventh Days Proceedings-The Sum-
ming Up.
MORE MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

MORE MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
f. The first witness called was DR.. John B. Gray,
no testified as follows Il have resided at Utica
nee 1867 have been physician for twenty-five
Nars, connected with the New York State Lunatic
n; am familiar with the epleptic condi-
1T is a disease OF the brain and spinal cord,
Nsted by periods OF unconsciousness and
\; its causes are various constitutional or
,tary, falls and blows, shock, mental or
s.cal, long continued distress, and generally
ssys calculated TO disturb the circulation.
O. To come down to our case. "ls epilepsy always
accompanied by spasmsYu A. Yes, but not such
as are evident; spasm may occur perceptible
to person having his hand on the patient so
that he perceives the tremor, while to any one
else 1t would be imperceptible a condition Of
rigidity, often preceded by n cry, Is the first
symptom; there Is palor, followed by redness OF
the face, swelling of the chest, and after that
the patient usually tails into sleep; tnat is rather
the spinal form; an apparently milder form in.
wolves the brain, and the external symptom is
only q slight shiver; often 1t Is really the more
dangerous form, as 1t involves the graver organ /;
either form, with more or less speed, impars the
whole mental power; the progress OF the disease is
manifested sometimes by lassitude OF mind
sometimes by irasciDillty; its most marked symp-
tom Is a change In some direction; sometimes 1t
develops itself by sudden maniacal raying more
than attends other forms OF insanity; sometimes
by mere bewilderment and hesitation the mind
becomes impaired and the Will with it; the Will Is
practically In subsection.
q, Take the case Of man who screams out In
bis sleep, and little while after Is found snoring,
ana at times froths at the mouth, what would you
say fits a. would say that 1t indicated
AN EPILEPrIc SEIZURE;
other symptoms that may occur are spots on the
face or the surface, indicating extrayasation OF
blood; the dangerous period is not during the
rfgdity, but before or alter; the effect Of waking
up person subject to epilepsy two OF three hours
before bis usual hour would be likely to bring on
ut In fact nocturnal epilepsy is apt 10 come on lit
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ITALIAN BRIGAEDAGE.

Michael Corrigan, OF 4ol East Sixteenth street.,
was walking through Mott street on Monday even
ing about eleven O'Clock, when he was suddenly
knocked down, without any provocation ON his
part, and robbed or s26. The assailant Is a man
named vita Remi, an Italian immigrant lie was
arrested by Onlcer Suydam, OF the Fourteenth pre-
cnct and brought before Judge Hogan yesterday
at the Tombs Police Court, and held In $1,000 bail
tn
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EQUALIZATION OF TAXES.


ALBANY, N. Y, July l. 1873. !
Messrs. Fowler, Briggs and Hadley state Assess
ors have arranged for a thorough visitation OF the
state and careful review Of the rates OF assess
ment In the several counties, with view to more
perfect equalization OF taxes. they VIII commence
at Lockport on the 7th instant.
There was FLED In the County Clerks once hero
to-day judgment In favor OF the people OF tna
for $554,O62 damages and $9,sS7 costs, making &
total OF $563, 90.
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DARN FOR SALE-i00 ACRES; SPLENDID PROP
trucking or nursery terms easy For PARTICULARS ad
ircss FRANCIS BRILL, Mattituck, L. l.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A ATTENTION.
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
NEW FrREPRoOF BUILDING.
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPRoF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING BEING IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS. THE POST OFFICE.
&C, &C.
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS'
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES &C, &C. CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE. OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE FROM ioxis FEET TO 2sx67 FEET, AT $500.
$4o, $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000 ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPRooF
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
HEATED BY STEAM AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M.
PRovEMENTs.
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DOR SALE-l5 ACRES IN A BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY
j. valley, and rch acres choice meadow, orchard,
other fruit trees substantial buildings; story frame
mouse III rooms: frame barn. stone stabing carriage
room, granary and mows; shop, wood, smoke hog and
poultry houses springs. milk house public road.
church, schoohouse, grist mill, MILL store post
office whcerigh and blacksmith shops within mile
"a miles from depot immediate possession price S400
including crops and stock; 81 500 cash: balance
erma Take train, foot of Barclay street;
depot 10 StToudsburg. Can return same day
absent Ssturdays) CAL on WILLIAM s. REEs strouds
Duru
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a UCTIUN NUTICE.
~ Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoforts, Bronzes Paintings, Works Of Art.
at the residence IS west 18th st. near 5th av
Drawing Room Suits Marie Antonette and Grand
case, Bronzes Paintings Carpets, Mirrors rosewood
reans Bedstsads Mattresses Extension Table, BUFFET
ChinSware, Glassware. Basement, Kitchen Furniture
and Servans' Apartments To attend this take 9Th
stages 9Th av
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A FURNISHED HOTEL TO LET-OvERRuN WITH
IA business; salt water bathing. boating fishing;
one hour from New York. 5. c. SMITH, owner, Frank.
fort House. corner Frankfort and William streets
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ExCHANGE-AT SOUTH NORwALK, CONN., GOOD
~ House and Lot near depot 81 800 equity Oh f value
can remain morgage), for good Merchandise; good
class Furniture preferred.
NJ. +. MEAD, Real Estate Agent
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(NOSEY COTTAGE-SIx ROOMS; AMPLE STABLE
~ Accommodations 20 minutes TO Nyack rent for
son $3.50; Immediate il desired. Ad
Ny -
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E'0R SALE Oh TO LET-AeHANDsoME FURNISHED
kiver rooms rent cheap 70 good tenant ~ acres Of
hnd REED H0YT. 2H BfoadwAx.
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER
d SATURDAY, Jane ~, at II o'clock, at the auction
No North William street, Household Furniture,
MONDAY, SD,
at O'Clock large stock Of Dry Goods Fancy Goods
Clothing, &c. -
TUESDAY. MTH.
at l0L O'Clock. at northwest Kim and Canal
streets, mortgage sale, the Fixtures the above Hotel
BY order Of the attQgnsy for m0rtxaGoo
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORY,
ID New York county, June Is. 1879
The Committee on Fuel OF the Board Of supervisors In
vte proposals furnishing the Courts and Offices
county with the following. say
LOO tons best quality white ash, broken Coal Of $40
pounds 10 the ton.
us tons best quality range Coal 24o pounds to the tom
40 cords tof lS cubic iceD Of best quality Virginia pine
Wood. cut and split for nse.
40 cords of cubic eeu OF quality Virginia pine
Wood not less than 81 feet in len On.
tons (of lao pounds Camel Coal
The same 10 be delivered at such times and places
the committee may direct without delivery
the contract supplying said coal and wood to be bind
servo the right to reject any or all such proposals Pro
posals will be received at the ONCE of the Clerk OF the
Board OF Supe No City Hail. before
be received for the coal and for the wood
JOHN FALCONER,
JOSEPH A. M0kHEIMER Committee
SAMUEL Is. n. VANCE. I on Fuel
PATRICK LYSA0HT
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E'oR SALE CHEAP-Ar HUNTINGTON, LONG IS
land hne Country Seat 20 acres cultivated, acres
sowa carriages; everything complete and mos.
autos s0ne exchange taken posse sslon.
HOWELL HURST, g2i Third avenue.
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IERE JOHNSON. JR, AUCT1ONEER.
q Star Excursion
Far ROckaway, L.
Then come to the sale with Johnson
BY the roar of the surf
Come. buy home by the salt foam.
In the fairest spot OF earth:
On the sea beat shore, which evermore,
As now, shall resound with mirth
Sumptuous Summer Gala and Musical Fete Champetrc
BY the breakers roar on the girt shore
Nine elegant Cottages,
Of unique design, charmingly located the beach, and
70 glorious ocean villa plots
tsite OF the old Pavilion HoteD
at positive unrcservcd auction sale. on easy terms
premises, Far Rockaway, l.,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON JUNE n, 1873,
commencing arrival OF special cars,
leaving New York DANES slip and Thirty fourth street
ferrieO at IL O'Clock sharp,
Such property has never before been offered
II fronts the ocean and Is surrounded by hotels.
II adjons the splendid grounds Of Horace r. Clark ESQ
IL must and will be sold. No limitA
GraulIa's famous Band will be there.
weeks will serve up an appetiztng collation..
Harrison, world renowned, will please and interest.
Afser the sale Of Cottages and Lots the we'll known
Neptune House and Grounds will be sold
II cannot afford to buy one OF the Cottages Lots
do not apply for uckets 40 only lUW will be issued No
requests by mall for passes will be answered Tho
tioneer and owners mean business Deposits will be 70.
Quired from all purchasers
For free tickets and apply personally TO JERE.
JOHNSON. JR., n Park row.
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Ar LAKE GEORGE. n. VA BEAUTIFUL COT.
~ age furnished, 10 let for the Summer; rent $5U0
Address JAMES CRANDALL, Lake George N Y.
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ne UNIVERSITY PLACE. CONVENIENT TO WASH
10 ngton and Union squares All of three story and
basement House. except part OF paror floor rent MOD.
crate TO right party.
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RENT OF SMALL OFFICES.

INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE STREET.
A LARGE MACHINE AND BOILER SHOP TO LET
n With without Tools; also Floors 10 let with
steady Power Apply TO j. n. j. GRAY 500 West
FINE CORNER STORE TO LET-SUITABLE FOR
most any kind Of business; excellent location will
Iet immediately Apply IN store, 2S sixth avenue,
neT seventeenth street
sPLENDIDLY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM, ON
~ nrst noor, on Broadway, opposite Stcwarts suia-
Co, 100 Broadway ''' "
A FINE BROADWAY STORE, 50 FEET DEEP
"A with plate glass windows opposite Metropolitan
HOTEL will be let for Sl25 month until MAY ne 1t.
no charge tor fixtures Apply $50 Broadway base.
menp. >
A STORE AND THREE ROOMS TO LET-DoUBLE
"A the rent taken In work Frankfort and viii
liam streets Wrankfort House). s. C. SMITH
HOTEL TO LELAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
IL No. 2o3 Canal street, Of Elm street Apply
u W. J. SYMs. No 500 Broadway
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A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE on SHREWSBURY RIVER
n 80 acres fine house and improvements be bought
at . bargain. Call NJ once. WILLIAM ". POOLEY,
Sole Agent 800 Fifth avenue
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12

GIGASr1c.-Very gigantic is the
O'NciIl family from 1reland) which
is now exh, iting in England.
They arc from Queens county,
near Dublin. The mother Of the
family is 45 years of age, stands
FIVE feet two inches in height,
measures round her arm twenty
six inches, across her shoulders
three feet, round her waist five
feet six inches and weighs 378
pounds. Her eldest son is 25 years
of age stands six feet two inches
and weighs 257 pounds. The eld-
est daughter is 20 years Of age,
stands live feet six inches in height
and measures round the arm twen-
ty.seven inches, across her should
crs one yard and q half, round her
waist eight feet, and has the enor-
NOUS weight Of 546 pounds On
account Of obesity, she is scarcely
able to walk, appears uneasy on
her legs: and is sometimes com
PEELED to lean up against the wall
for support. The vaccination
marks On her arms have increased
with age and Development Of adj
pose tissue till they are as large as
ordinary sauccrS. This delicate
creature is affectionately, though
rather absurd!y, called Lilly" by
younger relatives. 1t is observed
that though the mother shows
signs Of excessive alcoholic con-
sumption, there is no disease COM
planned Of; and the subjects do not
appear to suffer from any other
affection than the Inconvenience
Of having to support so much fat.
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A STRANGE .MOEsTE2s.
MOI NTAiN PEOPLE ALARMED AND
FDRTiEYlNG.

i gentleman recently from the
Sh"iIo;:, l.aulci district Of North
Carolina, some forty miles from
, this pi%ce. informs Us tnat the
people il that .'icnSe!y y th:ckricd"
country arc greatly excited i'll re-
gard 20 the appearance, "p9n >erc-
"@l different places. oi 4 huge
mountain monster. the species Of
which is unknown. Mr.. ';rp"Ge
.!Hi.!:Jn, one Of the gentlemen
Residing in the Laurei country,
being one Of The persons who saw
: the monster: also furnishes lis with
the following description Of il:
| was in the jursie huntin 3
/ up some lost hogs, when ali Of a
Sudden there came into ms path l
beast, the appearance Of (which, |
must confess, caused me to quake
for the first time in many years.
Aside from its strange and unusual
appearance, the uncarthly yell it
, uttered on perceiving me, which
reverocrated aud reverDcrated
: through the forest, was enough to
! shake the senses Of the most dar-
! irg adventurer. The animal was
: some hundred yards distant from
me, and appeared to be a huge
black bear with name aud head
! like a lion, but had horns like an
elk upon it. Its tail was long and
buShy, with dark rings. Its eyes
! cleaned like 4 panthcr's, and its
size was that Of an ordinary OK but
somewhat longer. Just previous 10
making its appearance | had shot
off my gun at squirrel, and felt
little prepared 10 meet such fero-
cious beast without any weapon Of
defense. 1 Immediately set about
reloading my rife, but had scarcely
begun when it started toward me.
[ rctreatcd in as good order as
possible, and must say did some
good running-not looking back
until | had reached an open spot,
when | found the animal had dis
appeared in the Laurel thicket.
This is no story, Mr.. Editor, got
up to scare naughty children. |
am not the only one who has seen
the monster-several have Seen it
since did; and as sheep and cal
yes are lately missing, it is pre-
sumed to be a carniverous brute.
Many have fortified their homes 10
prevent Il night attack from the
strange monster, the like OF which
WIS never seen in these noun
t;slns before Some think it has
escaped from some rambling men
agerie: while others supcrstitious-
! ly think it is sent TO warn people
ofsome great approaching danger.
E-JoncsJ0ro (Ienn.) Flag and Ad-
rert.Scr, l4M.
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kCONJCEsEzs At HOME.
THE MAGICIAN uERMANN-SOME OF
HIS QUEER TRICKS.

a writer in Bclgravia describes
a visit to the "maglcian" Her
mann, At his private residence
near London, and the tricks there
played for the entertainment Of
the guests:
The dinnerpasscd off handsome
Is; the viands were OF tho best in
the season; the wine was Of the
choicest; conversation was brisk,
if not brilliant: and good humor
threw a radiance over the whole
party. 1t was: in fact, a merry
meeting: and there WAS just the
number seated around the table 10
concentrate the talk and prevent
the party from breaking up into
knots. Herr HERMANN, who was
seated at the head Of the table, had
Skcptic placed at his right hand.
THIS collocation, which WAS sup
posed 10 be accidental at the time,
was designed by the conf jurer.
lie had seen and noticed the in
credulity Of his guest, and was
determined to make a convert Of
him, or at all events TO show of
his powers at his expense.
The conversation turned upon
prestidigitateurs and their various
fcats lceerdeInain. Herr Hermann
who having passed many years
in America, and being no stranger
to England, spoke English with
much tiucncy-said: il am we'll
aware that all you savants have an
idea how the best Of our tricks arc
accomplished" II should think
So" from skeptic, But [ fancy
I could puzzle even you" 80,
indced!!" again from Skeptic. "Ah,
sir. and even y0u," turning to
Skeptic. by all means try It."
u shall, and after dinner [ will
show you u few tricks: and will
! defy any one Of you to have the
remotcst notion how they arc
done" ''Bravo!" from all the
company excepting Skeptic, who
laughed and helped himself tc
wine, and congratulated himsel:
! on being so mach cleverer thar
the coniurer.
The tricks played by Hermann
arc thus described:
"Presently Herr Hermann ring:
the bell. aud tells the man-servant
who answers it, to fetch some
cards. The man retired, aud came
back with two packs Of cards il
secured cases and placed them or
| the table. Take one Of thes
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a HUGE DELIBERATIvE BoDY.-
1t has been Stated, on ! rough csti-
mate, that there are $50 members
Of the French Assembly. This
estimate is too low. France alone
returns 753: Algeria 6, and the
colonies 9 making 4 total Of 7G9
The greatest number that voted in
the present year was 704, on the
recent vote Of confidence in VI.
Thiers. As the number Of deputies
for France is based on population
it is liable to vary. The present
Assembly was elected on the rule
Of one deputy to every $4,000 in
habltants, plus one for every
fraction exceeding 10000 inhabit.
ants. Under the Empire one
member wvs chosen to represent
$4,000 electors (not inhabitants J
and the legislative body consisted
of376 members. In the legislative
Assembly Of lS49 there were 75O
members: in the Constituent AS.
scmbIy of1S48 there were 900; un-
der the Monarchy Of July, 459; un.
Ger the Restoration, 430; under the
First Empire, G29; under the
| Constitution Of the Republic OF the
year VIII, only 300; under that OF
the year III there were 800; in the
Legislature Assembly Of 1871 there
were $50; and in the Constituent
Assembly Of 1889 l crowd Of l2OU
members.
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EVANS, THE FIESD.-Evans, the
fend, who's in jail for the murder
of his niece, in Concord, New
Hampshire, is dreamer ofdreams
and beholder Of visions. Here 5
his last, in which he pretends to
forelell the coming Of Christ: Ithen
thort to my self l should like 10
know how long it Void Be before
those saints in thirc graives and on
Eerth void ingor this heavenly
world; then some one spoke and
said you have not seen all. then
turned to look in another direction.
| then saw World as it now is and
all Nations were gathered to ga
thcr in q moment; such q compeny
l never saw in my life; l then saw
the saviour coming on sonthing &
White as snow and shined brigh;
as the sun, and the hole heavens
ware full ofAngcrls over our heads
then I saw those Figures Bright
as gold, 1888; these are the true
numbers; then this all disapered
= = and do believe the World
| will have it final End, in 1888 as
it was given me in the vision;
beIiv it with all my heart some
time in 1888 Jesus will come auc
set up his Everlasting kingdom
glory to god for what he has shoI
me, and what be mas don for me
seuceI have ben to this PIaiee.
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Thought OF the little peas Of poetry

! 70 .cthrr hunny a.! the day
:. 4 eat it up Il: mite
This scttcncd my fceIins i
smoolhed my ftthers, SO l did not
commit SauIt in the battery, bat
started home ies fur the wurld like
| WIS goin. But the first thing l
node | hauled up IN some bar room
Il got most drunk again, bought q
bottle 4 started again fur home.
This time I made the tlip, but
ii TUX me all day 4 part Of the
lite to make it in. When | got
home Polly wus gone 10 bed, bat |
leaned agin the dore so hard that
| woke her.
She hollcrd out who is that?
| tole her it wus me come home
irum town.
Drunk as usual, ses she.
No sir re bob, sails !.
You cant fool me, Hes eAah,
! sez size, you alcrs trise ter be so
pcrlite when yer is drunk that You
talk too nice, so cant git in.
Hcar'n this l began to whisper
little anektoats aboat runnin c!ar
off ef size dident let mein I hearn
her raze up in bed e. node she WIS
cummin Il I started off but some
| how I got bothered as to which
side certin feat belongd on Il
coudcnt 80.
60 scz size & stay yer frihin lazy
divel. Sciu I cuddent cit in |
| bethor! mise!l Of \ plan SO | gose
Il wakes Bob up Il puts the Gait
bell on him and tells him to riran
stave all aroun the house so | goes
back TO the dorc Il as soon Us Bob
begin to stave holIerd out Git up
MoIl the calt7s got your new Sun
day frocll tarin it up inter pcascs.
| Well, Sir, my calkulashun wus rite
for she hit the foar hard enuif
with her heels to make 4 dent in it
an out she went roun 4 roun the
| house ater Bob who was bcllcrln
like 4 calf 4 runin & ringin the
bell, while she was runin | went
in an got in bed. [ will tell you
! the rest some time soon: | sc the
ole gal cummin an the devil would
b. to pay if size node | hadr rit this
to you. I spent all my money glttln
drunk and got none to bill fenses
with Il them darn kookin stove
men have put the devil in ter
PoIirs he'd. What am / ter do.
HEZEKIAH JoSsING, ESQ.
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WHAT = SEs.E3oN SHOELD
EsE.

1t should he brief, if !e;g;hy, it Vii! .t,e?
Or hearts in apathy, our eyes in Sleep;
The 4 III Ii yawn, the cllapel.!o1aser dose,
Attention flag, and memory'S portals close.
1t shouli be warm living altar co:i
To nlett ,he icr heart ANA charm th:. Soal;
A soulless, dull harangue, howes": rcil,
Viii never rousa t'.e Soai, o. raise the dead.
1t >hop'I he simple, practical anl clear;
No fne-spun theory to please the ear;
No curious lore to ;;ciil. le,!ereli pride,
And cleare the poor aItl pain uneii'icd.
I. should be tender and a!fectionate
As his warm theme who wept lost SaiemS
fate;
The derv laws, with words of love al!aY'd,
VIII 81 eetly warm and awlu:iy persuade.
It should be manly, just anl rational;
Wisely conceived, and we'll expressed withal,
No. stuffed with silly notions, apt 10 stain
A sacred desk. and Snow muddy brain.
I, Should possess wc:: @iaplcd grace
To situation, audience, time, an! place;
4 sermon iorm'j for scholars. statesmen:
lords,
With peasants and mechanics i'll aecords.
1t should with nvanse:c beauties bloom,
Like Pants At Corin:h, Athens, or al Rome;
While E;,r;urus or stern esteem,
4 gracious Saviour in the gospel theme!
It shou,d be mixed wiki may an ardent
prayer,
To reach :;,e heart, and fix a:i.i 'aSten there;
When God ana m,.u are mutually address
God gratis a blessing, naa is truly bleat
1t should be closely we'll applied al last,
To make the moral nil securely fast;
Thou art tae maa, aid thoa, alone vii!
make
! Felix ,remb!e and David quake
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FiSks Metallic Burial Cases.

THE SUBSCRIBER has constant: or
hans! a fullassorlment Of the above approved
cases, Of different pa.terus, besides co:an1
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
10 !u7niS, at very reasonable rates, with
oromp,ues< and despatch.
Persons deSirous OF having cases sent by
railroad will have them sen: free OF charge.
4 Hearse is always Oh land and will lie
furnished at the rate OF 80 per day.
Thankful 70. past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for a continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spar 10 render
the utmost satisfaction.
4. Z. CnA2NAN
Newberrv S. c., July 81.