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REAL ESTATE AGENCY .
I.ax()ITOY ,G5sllL(,l,xf a r ,
Cooper & hinChil.N00d, ,
! ,s-sr { Aeh6M6n!M11sMs! h6M6nM1M Il 4
FOR SALE-.s - N'''

No; l9sss al9ssssst| h. nEAI VII EAI.s 80, &, house: s:.s
and good picket fence, with fruit
trees, &C., in yard. Good location.
W@ s4i( Q8e4A Tor CASH or ex-
/ chanSsd for good land.
I: Cloud ( e;:S 81 Ba6d:jsR: ( & * Isl 81
barn on premises. Good location.
Will be sold very cheap, and on
A.GH11(i'a4aE'l 1(iaaE 4's'e2', lgsss ( liz & |a%ss; 5
opposite TIE Normal School.
Good barn, vel l,zetc, Will be
soo81STFef dpn f4ay BHRE
No. 81. fwo.ssory house, containing Is
:. rooms. q lot, ,en1yhieh arr fiue
fruit and shade tf9es, k3od wen,
cistern and barn. Very desirable
sl,2S ffisssssa9Ssi ssss' 3ss9 2 Ssl'tl
good timber; 20 acres meadow on
nice-lifhe / streadnj running
through the place; 40 acres in
crop; good log house and stable :;
agood we'll and within la1fmile
of school. house, store and saw
mill w4 be sold very cheap,
= fshd % e$sy t67nssx'Es al
y s..Si ssss.aI.AI XaNsI d. ttss ~ q
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;. The winters in Russia are becom-
ing colder every year, and the sum.
amers hottsl moro dry and less ffuit-
ffu1, owing to the destruction of the
woodlands that formerly abounded in
! the southern districts. -.
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:17HoltsG Goun lo::,,.ha been tie
apeaass4 aisx lll nsslo slo,lexcitensntj
fhHna Nhs Aa1os aakion su.z;;lst1hfod
tho sehAsmenja hrait Knt,sr4anta
Nhesers Ne1s shsklminiate
chn nakesoneg Rothsa&iRfi lot msjls
ohes essf three. ; sistak8tWns, thst
4ies Aliosra6depoed oedIboth hahe ehsmofe
,ea, nnd7actually T lsgsleet harry Bi6th'
11pp- thetb4ms sdeya nv Vheefer,f sngaksl
?theseraiceil lof = Methodist 7prsih.cher;;
Kretzer spoke. b,tthea Rev.. Mr3Eds
monds. But Wheeler with his par
SON arrived Before Kfetze;rl with with ii h,s S
pA1lsseoni; and Mis- Alice fiesslihs ttkat
gtbs first come shoalat :h64a :hqsat serv! y!
hd? suffered herself to:be made M Mrs.: ]:
Whseler.[ [ozJdst II Tie couple a7'es a~er,e !
turned or the ~ttsscizsd Rfia5ttzeri i5tsz eariab1pp! aap!
pealed upon the 'sesne* Hs DEM adaeshtihaih5dd.: i5d
ed aasxplahatiioj,u. TFhe 1iaipdpy bid brriide.2 ?
groom refused it: Pistols We're nd,s drawn w
a4d dtb,raddisBsd:. Friends I'll :iihteir;p6tsed,s teri 6tds
however, ahdt tRe' i tsw1ir,etched oKsrejEee oKsrretEzeer
withdrew esatdei ii saaggony aago "a of + soill
withhismihislsteer f5r services Which wEhii,eaK'
had nopbeena peeff ffibfned. '.~:H (
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~ gnitr.a oilO el!3 10 tIgg:ujDg NJ
THE BENEFIT OF SLAVERY ABOLI-
,:2s'*; >tt5r. g cTiON..t ~. t'IAr- j
Ffons TIE CouriersJo ;,

f'0m ts l!GN' Ilan,'e'y a''!Ns yQNaa t! WEE, ;s42os5
u GseeeHEge GeeeHe ". ~ Adair, l, Of Atlantis, says:
ntBefare s9eg! the. BE- r snarI kept four negroes
01 ny. gyyy.bs .letw57|W 57|V Waah M i, = man.efallswork !;
+falutesd ts at t.$ 81 500; ,5Ql0lh; searah,. a..Nes /
seoptF, ptF,es1 Il ,(l9; 400 Harriet = house girl,
f41lI I209dQ; dspaa deppaa Nancy, .eIAurse, $500.
T1eJ ! :J!ls asgai i'1ter interest IT Qsesme eeak)u
! TIP ,yga ysa3ue Of foaess othess sNes WAS, Esa10
psf ta se9 spppn ~! apd .p ! h had to6eed cloths
FpaS- aee.etton;; Ct bill, b &e1sy Now 4 have
The same service performed! at $500
per annum. I feed these hired SER
Wants, but furnish no clothing nor
bay doctors bills, and :get the the same
serviice per month for fo,rr''l less y money
'th4nn&Shtn: I':owsnned5 slaves, and II
tie J He'I lose nothing. Now, when
/ acquire i ny q capital I can put it it in
ther property, instead Of locking It
[1pEihe heslaves. This, I think, ILLUS:
!ht tztatt' the whole question. The land
F;ll avail Il himself Of negro i, la
1hle+ sIaay at less cost thian Wien he
I'D sSP&y for the glaS4;st5 lS; 5if and take care ta,
bia iaa iaabaor '3aitano 3eaaitanot sbb<,ac sbe Con- a.!
trol1sa 81 Absolutely as IL slavsee 2 labor,
and more or less irregularities grow
EG1t Of it, still itsis staxailahle and xsas.
S.eapGhee !. \ tofa abeing iused:sq great profit
16Y fbs ]aady anaer:@;; PLANTERS !,'who
IqaNNl4ed s]eEessswhe now ramain upon
I thelr lsads and give ! personal atten-
,,t!o Io1 ltpbthes oeFopa,; :can| make more
cle4r mopeytftom the,seih thanunder
thelolAd systean. The South becom-
i ,iing| every year; mere sfamiliarscwith
,fIe fSee ,laheA and iupdefstandss better
hey .h!goyH tor 9nanagejt. = She isbecoming
lselfreliant and selfsustainihg.'' >nr
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Every betbsha.ufsi'lie'V fespe6ial4s
III hads,fdr itt she,sizes of a fStiek ,asa
white tackled comforset, Hot s60 tkick,
|io " q boahs dhmanass sling I;
over r this the sheet is sps'saG spiesaGGd d Every
bed in.daily ase should bea sabiected
70 the purifying rays ofsthe' san i'at
least once sajveek, and should he left
open forithe recephon9of airandl light
some time before being made sup.
Beds not frequently used are often
found very musty and disagreeable to
guests: The parlor beds, that swal-
aon their own contents by a ! magic magic
touch, are fair fair without. Ut . bit in time,
for thelacksdf Jproper airing; they Be.
oome ,5oal ss.ss;ie,ui,os s.sie,i, of HSsl4h
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A NoCTURNE OF sCHU1lNN,

A N0CTURNE OF sCHUukNN,
!, WIN. ...,a ,lslgs7Cs' d I'd Is & es s1Is blo. ~.
Their .lim.rlR.k Bslstsssuy ~ - ssns,a mat,
that hy 7
Against the falling Western nd are sasn.
The foot paths, dumb with moss, have lost thei,
,su eFesn, DPS no SIoIsa 4ssVs
Mysterious shadows settle everywhere, - 49,
Apassfonate mur1nur trembles in the air =
A<rS5,. r: sFr;T'-- 5ssr.E2 Il "A
svse. seentsuvwsx ;ttiehe,. fteshensd With ciol
%dews, ~ ESs-y3sss. ~ a.
The whole vast forest seems to breathe, to sieh
. With rustic, hum, and whisppr that scnfSse
The listening ear, blunt With the ftfdf CRY :
OF some belated Bird In tho sis lky, =
Throbbing with hstars, there stirs weird unrest,
Strange joy, Akin 70 pain, fills full tho bresst-
: longing born Of fears and promipes IT 81
A wild desire, i Hope that heeds no bound, :
A ray of moonlight struggling thrSdfh the treas
startles US like phantom; on the ground
r Fsll eurioui shide.; While tlory spreads around
The wood 8 past, and tranquil meadows wide,
Bsthed In white vapor, stretch on every AIDE.
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nifiha 's'10' g :ss
And Joseph l,zaih gathered 81 corn on as the
sands ek, of the g see, very much, pq|p, until he
('let numbering; for it was without
number.
!. And the seven years Of ofplleaatestolus::
ness, that was in the land IF Egypt.
were ended, aud the; seven years Tef
dearth was in all lands ;<sbut. in the
land Of Egypt there was bread in
|Pharaoh's graneries. ,~a.,z,-
ro And Joseph thought to open the
granaries for the people,
rs Then there arose 4 : man Of the Sap
Heds; whose name was BIZ Alldn,
who said unto Pharaoh: 3?s'a 255eI
''Go to. Shall Pharaohs 1TahdfI
ies e be BE- eoPPep opened unto the people and the
wea]tth|of ,,y II Pharaoh y, be made a common
!. thiqgi And who knoweth this Hebrew
Joseph, and how long the years Of
d death shall rage in Egypt until Pha-
raohha hatt abtarve ~ p 9S4 90 : - :,
Xnd Pharaoh sibss. heart vas 'z jsjaa jBssjeaaept:
"a, ana he cast cast Joseph into prisop, sas
and made Bill-Allen a ruler in bis
stead: And the, people murmursd!!* =
"a But sBil-Al lien was Dem -Hfak5e;
andshea asaidaunto' the people, "Bdy ys
corn of each other.'' '';'@ ! II f''5'
- But the people'saidi: sa "Wherewith
shalltwe buy~corn a'---:ffor ? men bu5y
corn: with cattle and sheep and oxen
and asses, but We have none Of these,
and 70! thou hast all the corn. Give
US sign. sso,< 1oq 9i!t ~ 1s*s1a.' ga
50 Bill l-Allen1 gave them "a sign,
whereent was writ: So !! ei1E :sa.s:ss: M .5:s'
a'S'The Government Of Egypt will
w wpay the bearer 6ye, ,or. ten OF fifty epk
-ods Of corn, according to the denpn,
inatipinIb 4iIbt, thereof ' ss.,.,1,Hz saI .,.iss,
ma And f some :off the great men i. Of
Egypt who in the years Of dearth had
gafhered corn: IF their own, said, - :, :.
1H'L fthe people stafvs <1et, - sell II
them of ouT srl eorn IS ! money, which fil il
Pharaoh's promise to PAY, corn even
unto the holder thereof, and hath 4
corn basis. This shall be our money
also, wherewith VI shall buy hoi,s.es 1Di,. i
and raiment; purple and Ane linssnll. :
So the great men of Egypt sold
tbe;t corn O >se34LIfsse ri ~ " 1Sss5s ~.
,And3it came u paas tilt when their
corn waas's Well l.nigh gone they came
unto Bil1Allen,a tie Chief Treasurer,
and said unto him: aa"Loa here nov
~ Pharaoh's spromise to pay us corn;
give, Therefore, iahto' thy servants food
| in five Or ten OF twenty ephods, lad
oordngtto the denomination which I'D
hsreon writ. 4. lIqs $1s1 Et.t5t. it.tt ss.3s,,.s,
| buAnds Billzklien said ssHave iys
not aalittle corn & Go to,Ipow !; taka
| ye; IPharaoh's promise. llof 4 i; nanRhtl''
And hegaYe them. more promise Il
pay, ten. for one. atEt ii lssa44 ii -
But corn ives scarce, sand that
which had bought ten ephods,9 would
now buy but q, hundredth part ofaan
ephod. And the people murmured
for +. money Yherewith y il 81 tq qI'ey buy it. s.t,,,
So .BEill,Allen Bill: s M issued mere promise
70 pay, 2 thousand for one And eyer
The grsnaries s. 9sai!ss IF s the great men wer!
i empty emp and e|gl the people murmYr'eps.
INA And q + the great men filled dtheir, emp
.Ity barns with promises to bs,yis cesp
even the promises that Pharaoh ha,
= made unto them. "
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la.AE 4 !. ! !! sSnzlD lDE .DT dEIEiii1z4sr.' Iiiz r.

"a ~ 51E :! 7 I hSlPH s6Of dEBiSlAnY.' ~ - -
ast' atsisti bast ...s:11 sss3E'f15ass- odd
aaklmpsraxe nianastpfs Gumhia;nys s'ai' Sc
not = naanashossoatee sihebforolitxu.
~: The Rev. ly1and Hoyt1,of
Btod has Visited iiisl iiaisddi,c pdace recently.
IIBsrlip, iaand't and writes snit1s esnnit1ertainal;giy na
dbout It IS follows: a.T['t. "The Emperor;
William does not %not seem to. have u : any py::
|tHlBg re- VisRRes R 70 conceal. ~ spent tnt
agery intersatihng hour in s1a passing in.;
thfodgh TIE pal lace ce'iWh Which Is his Ii|e con.
stant city residence: its $40 not, 'yery; r,
grand 81 even ss,uim9ptaao9nls.: i9tta 9l. but But en-. a.
Ter itand YOU At once 8sel that you y!
pre- ii the home 3,f 3o,f a soldier. It is
almost an Eli afyenal, It is il 50 warlike ey, ~:
by WY. hotd afmGora afGa and al new Vs armor, nor
fragments 81 shieils--the menen1toe.s 6es11i,e.,
fbattles,i IL TIE different dids,e Il Kinds of
todiets in eheir pprop,riiate ,isatun uniforms, I'm :
nodss o varfious. qiia xins, ~ great relief
maps F d 6 6attiefalds AID 'fortresses-. Fl s e,
eys Afe ~ ytsrffwbsbre Wit I1b about ut Almost
',HStdres, fStah too, "a are. 2maaartiaiI1 =,
bdMs NeHe after' baIttle Gene a,is ): !. some sa
# oldsf capnanicts, ada othe4. of 't,,, the, mod: 3D.
,erh /? fRhS f}nni Il which tRe, Emperor e,r biu7
u the sSnspicuogs 1spsa oiaii iigure, / Ialt vent
ipbS EhfPsefpat ,s1pMIat sprivate st, Study and
,l|bqsfy: I saa saaw the t cbaiir bif IN ih Which he
tsf6, ehs desk 1t which ht,',z Ii, writes, The e
Il|ile Of dispatches awaiting his atten:-
sstiion, the abooks he' uss, ,tfthebpsp1iisi
,fFeah 6demlhis:hand. 10; ;dt,isiaxslfestd
lieAs Nosknensttplaea,@fttlh,isi!stad stadte
sAlhsEgraln old Empefots71I e1idsnttya
pp, ,idls. aaHneheePs sh4,slhaan dpIoa
'tl5iness'y Fam taah thatlhei isssa 2his
It1ibleTegularly. every amulnine" e"atze:
aWahsnedke esn:helpo ohoderineii ithe
fsaeldie ehtseAdw sahnd sAsoeh optoefs
Of painstaking s,dsvotinhi tolLduty.
Sl1teen 1hilen fmm Bsriiniig Rassdamn,
tb&'ssyg&s ssga III IF kiag s[f'' sFr'ssd:
e1ieke,tha~ ~GneAt aooH Hese;iteo, ais :sthe
p+aats Ha pF's''e|a ', sRPslse, e,
" egathera il manEsa countrysseat in.
4 3A|mssit ossd 9ssdgfa*sI l'sSg !!;S WIS most
y teFested }ia l this palaee, ,7ia,the En-
,peror's sleeping-room. It is utterly
I P4hin, /, HHis: bed is hut ia,singls mat
treas upon q anarrow and common bed :
ataaatds" -: ;. :, =. -
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~ 3 = RoKN 1AYTBH.
~ oars ksep time to half rhyms,
. That slips and aides away from me. =.
r .Aeress MI mind Ike idle wind, ~ "a r
! Aaost tAonxht beatethshztly. { FiA,.3 (
A dream. saoat, my little boat
~ Aed a@Ssea9 out tss4 = /
y /. Onssvanished Year. o Lost aid: Dear.s~
You rowed the little boat for me.
- agaFs@s fFs
:SAh who eanssing Of anything
With none to listen lovinglyf =:
Or wha SAP tine the osxEte rhyes n
Rhens sleet to NV al6hs sea H. Il .s
Vszsa saazass xAas TH&E N61s1e hi q
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r. sCiarnbOo, q native, then selected
hpms the,heap of boomerangs another
1one, and cast it with sort of jerk.
lIt flew very quickly for 40 or SO
yards, whirling like a top. Then it
darted into the air, mounting fully
| one hundred feet, and came over our
heads, where it seemed to hang sta
1t9nary for. q moment, then settled
1slowly, still whirling till he caught it.
Two others of the blacks then did
1.-THE same thing.
Meanwhile I had. with my knife
| shaved a little Of the wood from the
| f'@pyex side: Of one of the boomerangs.
This is now offered to one Of them to
1'thtow. He took it without noticing
What I had done, poised it, but stop
ipea short. but with a -contemptuoua
glance at my improvemrnt tl.<ew it
ddokp and exclaimed !: ,,. -.
81 1Bales budgery r (no good.)
F" The Others then looked at it.: eau
1tionsly, but it was . bale budgery also
TO them, No one could be induced
to throw it.
| ! Myers asked them why they did
not use it, but they could not give a
definite answer. 1t was plain, that
they did not like the way it poised,
when held in the hand, yet I could
not distinguish. any difference whatev.
er between this and the other weap-
,ons. .;..-. ..-
Il Burleigh then walked distance
of 200 feet or more from the blacks
and bid Carnboo throw to him. The
native looked at him moment rather
eu1i 1iopsly,. then, comprehending what
he #aalpted, ~ ted, he'selected one ofthe heav-
lest Of, 1.-The missiles, and, turning halt
round threw it with great force in a
| direction almost. opposite from that
where Burleigh stood. 3
Theeweapon,sped smartly for go OF
70 feet, then tackled in an instant and
| flew directly at Burleigb, and, had
he hot most expeditiously ducked,: he
would have received a hard thump,
if: nothing. worse. 1t struck the
ground 20 OF. 80 PAGES beyond. This
feat brought 1out a broad grin and
something like q chuckle from the
fwhqle Of them. .;Carnboo even init
tmated that !he, would like to try
:Fauofher cast but Burleigh expressed
.himeeH fully satisfied * IL e.:
i mM Ii: ~! another Of; our, party }
hhawegH; Offered to .ttake q shot, =
lhut not atI too Short. a range: I'VE
|werf standing in nfront Of one Of the
fsthre -hepses.s 7 Carnboo plaoed-in
front of the door and stood with his
lbaek to him, with-'s hand on his
1shoqlder. ra~ -ss~s> t: .,
Noneo ofus knew what sort Of a
maneuver; he had in mind, not even
| Meyers. Standing in his position, the
black threw his boomerang straight
ahead. Immediately 1t curved in the
air. Then it disappeared around the
SSpgneroft the building, and, before he
had time to, guess what was meant,
it came reund The other end (having
passed completely around the store.
house }snd gave him a sounding SLAP
on the back, which made his eyes
snap; 3:is jia: .r# 80 '4ss' .S','S
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+SseVesa gasg ep portions Of al
oil aaaiaed drp;sd were discover,
ed on2thesbainhii Of !ihe 1dononsahsla
ri{t, nsar 4 i in w viz
gihia and a recent examination ef'the
place ,<byaa Government surveying
|Fparty has resulted inEtfacng the road
for nearly els1ensmiless along the bot.
tom land!betveen the hills and the
river, though in some places it ha.
been washed away The stone with
whichiti was constructed appears te
have been burnt; and the material EN-
pl6yedsWas largely composed of bould
|>er7 ofs1ed sandstone, which must have
sbeeu<btought from a distance, there
beIngfeh If any healders ID the rive,
Ior laajaosnt; eountry.*It is supposed
th1t they were broken into pieces By
frSt heating and then throwing cole
water upon them. The. width Iof s TIL
Ids about fifteen feet sfa deptR 4Hl
(Bf3benstune varies ftomssii SIX z leigh:
TEEN inchess while tits e6nefsall tttS6S4e,
ed by from two to. FIVE feet If aldvvia!!
SOIL NAT the erossingsE If the strea,as
E4Hdre are 9no traces o. bridge sabds
ihtehh or.piers, which leads TO- ths
conclusion that the streams were cross
I'd on wooden bridges. AT many
peihts theroad isIcovered :with|treet
override yearsold, which shows tha,
it nustthave'been made d previous itt
the, adVentsof} the white men in: thil
country. tsProbably the rosdExas stht
MOI {kaof the hespnehistoric, race known a
theI moundiE builddfs.s, I,@qqh3e III d i
ai, 1151J17w ~. { .''=-;! .
soITlhs The following blow story is;told l.s af
.sa ark ABLE instance Of thet appsecia
do4 IS hpner:. GermnaHpoR a Raldiis''
rsi 9FSdslsd sd; 6ft e i lsshss f9F some srt| al
leg@d!sc of insubordination,. . Fit
di,$P1ined 9. e. silence ~, wa ,A1;sd +
ttFiangles Is Is TIE, presence 3f ,Ais com
pany:: When tie first lashes sA up
pn, Zig naked shoqlden the WoErtthbJJ
fellow, instead Of displaying evidence
tl Sf dist5efs IS tsbapssn hHfst int2 sat 9f ppeor
tfo5llable 1spghter; The exeeqtiqner
rega riding this mani fsstation q, as byspt
means complimentary. -. TO. zhis asyklill
laid On vi With: = rredoubled i .rdor; : Bu1
the more be, laid on ! the 40 more + EErIit,
lauahsd, When cut down he stil
found gr!eat: e! e difficulty 10 restraining
his hirth,,, I ,,fnd 5ina7ulged j il loud inter
mittent OUTLAWS; M t;]El Tlhe e1e officer aan in sem
mand Ct The company, With viii q !eepHri9s eslriosi
nttqrally Il yy!|9 excited eppraaohea prFaaao i sh' sth'
bleeding wretch and inquired tn III
s.tse 1}Ea # IS fa55 HIBth, ), "Wghy fsplist b1
Ffltt breaking d! into ,.af "a frefa4h Al .... ft 9
laughter, "1'm the wrong nanY' s..s
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aa.--Aa isa 1gentlsthan Aai cdfe
to this country to investigate Amer
lean methods Of making butter and
cheese. " ...... *s= 81 B
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EGYPTIAN INITIATION,


k~yF -9f ,fslitI
A Document Found I'm the wrspplnr,
Of . Mummy 5000 Years Old.
NJ NJ ri d7epa;s: =
And it came to pees those deys
(thak Rhisash drasnAk arda, nd
behold a famine was in the land Of
Egypt and V Z, throughout sa 4 ely M its =, Dor:
fd01s. - - - sF@ sa's - 'A" =.
NoX -the. time ,of plenty was at
hand, aud Joseph, a young man ot
the: Z and qEsill1led q I! in 4e4pl 1 q &
and the Interpretation thereof, said
|pntocP cPharaehsL
"Go to, now; let Pharaoh appoint
officers over the lapd, and gather all
the food Of these good years and bid
the people lSHnprc61n that. shall b@
ffforstere u ne laha sgainst Ii ths ssvsh u u
years Of famine, that shall surely come
upon tie lind of Egypt; that the
land a9 perish not through famine. And
III tie! !iainine,;lo! It shah be returned
unto them" =,
|oAad the tbins sssneds 1; sab soad il. iii
sight Of Pharaoh, and he made Joseph
. rulefr: ri +! Of / (EFgypt ~ EggJA
the earth brought forth by handfGls,
and he gathered up all the food Of
the seven years which was in the land
of Egypt; ana laid up che tahe foooddi fooodd ii TIE
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And he lid qp M lis voice IN until ii, i
filled Ill the land Of Egypt, and
tie land , s ;Alassria, and tie land. Of
Gath and Pasg,EIther, the and and said, 80. -.
@s,sg xill M AZ take a5 5thsef promises I &: q
Pharaoh ptnas amopg yourselves les2llyre nor sell
thereof Do ye, bring worthless mon
~ unto Pharaeh the King of: Assy.
tia 1 apa # |f$ IN tAe8 give corn
f9r xhM hl j, ye 6 afa!lsasl.nto 4 Pharaoh Le
blind are ye 4nd fools. (. ,.,;,,,
Ihsp ths psple pf the, h,, ,Nerth |t9 AM and
pf HE sonth I'D of the West, 5 bump.
ssI Ind tbey5 broke 81 70 open ,erI
tbe eaRaa RTapariies pi.l 6f Pb,aaIrsoh b,aI AID .sleW
bim ana h;s 6s,baseRold, ~ 6is stn man nI aarl :
wits slnntGisa and naissa maaia sea. - ,
/ ,b1gHl1IDn Js9ala 4 pc tRl ne gaia.@aj
And thfX PrspaEed Haa slbo gslllo pipe s.
& 3 Ieabits hieh sVkereon to hang Bill,
ALLEN, But Ibut tie a noise :: 81 Els. IS roar;pe
terrified dfh the people - tbat iaha, tbsy,fA
qn their faces .and Bill:Allsp sloped
I ixssy. = Unto TIE lahd sb| # tie Sap s. He'd, Heds
dnd 81, DEM Den? I where fea !. be livetb
even unto 81, this tsIy.i,rs;, day. arr - .a,;f
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Y"' s5t's " IssH, !, Nthue .ssss,
M. Elijah Pond; Of stheatowpshjp,
Of qf<;l. Adams, had upon his farm, slssgsd
powerful and valuable bull, telhesa
general reputation for opreprietU was,
bad, but had always acknowledged,
the mastery of Mr. Pond, a,.He, had
been 'eeI 9 itarp terror 70 the help, ppon,i tAs
tfEP, aEp9, and ]b bad, tfoaftep hurried4eut Of
bis Ils3e 3neighbsQrhood lsAr l theossIwho had oeea,,
sionh t|Eh te pass N through the asahassNhess
hs 'ss ;wsas 81 grains. lly Mr.. Pond bod frs.<
qnsqntly syqtlyy urged urged biz: lal1orere notsta rans
tr9p q Il the ~ animal a1. bst for ,shey no ap
eph ges b. would Ygglkd not dare attack theu,
PIT nth they Al la9lwaYs took the p.rtef dis,.
frstiopi 'e15 gi and ID ,qt gqt ept Of fe#sy.zs red
L Qne rs e' evening lail9g last week Mr.. dRepd
finished milking his cows.i in sthe,b ,barn;
fard, and was feta1liinE 4othe house
With . Mllaaii.o of ffsH6slllg Hill /; when Hg had
T. II ss 9 By q this bull J. He noticed ,th.t
Re sh9ok s hia i hesd |slll ssqllleply, aaa leoks
( 8 l. v5ei6as: isa ,ad{BHIpt {BIpt .he pasaed along.
i dh4lnkfing 4aaf4g nothing of it,: ., IT. l9 he'd net,
+Ssssqef, 9,4fS IS befakay ha gsdh hesE!
1ap1a J. 9a FER nn and loN moaning bell9x Y
ing Of the animal close by him. He
!5hsd .n'xI + y sstteh t ths a 6seEEas % sYb, H.
'4'g 'i hands s g as s to prevent all big heipE,
eH@ came dow down, l,onl pail, omnilk,. and. ali 81
Upon the animal,si, i,a head. e IN and y vas n.o'
h59wn n9HS ito The as.,na sir. aud .s be =,
I'll RsItfack kpa Upon e the sn oppos;te Gde ;d
,p Rs 4snce:o He" He vas asr1RatagTIh 'somsWhat n
il tuHisd ahd lis ciothssy y'jfa tora 8, XII dE
2dli5ss pd + ths s,,5 tII,,bpt beipesss
ptddt,s hhIdscuiar ma man, sfS Els mnpulss Ms
II chastise the insolent beast. Ac- ,
'ctrdingly he secured m "a 3 .ahobeavy club
(which had been a -sledstake, and
j4m 4mped ovsrithe; fence into die Yard:
Hstwas metEby theo bull, Which, !. will
'hbrnsI poised; with had o6xeaa and
sti idened neck, plunged atbis aihHte aihHte4dta1 a1
Advsrzarytsaso he approachsd. TING Mr. 2
Pond tstruck1ihin terrific obloW,7
sfroashi#b&ad5sp 5splihtst. and lsak.7 l4saa;7
'in gstheSudgel, but makibg iio otlkSsrtn otlkSssrtn
'i4pie upon his bu11ghip< p<e,t exeseip5tt eisi5t
'to ihfuriate him. ~ III .|aiasHs 1liai