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7"A y fill I F. suW.riber 'often for We
rl M ii thst valuable Plantation, with
Vjjit'i d"1 four miles of Safiabury, on both
t-Wia 'de of the DeaUiti Foard rot. I,
' rrrtiiuy pi)rl and occupied by Mr. t.eorg
Lotkf t on which there U a lar-M, new and
iurMmofliulil iU eltinfj-houst, with all the tieres
ary out -house's. ; . There is on?y about 59 acrei
if this land under-cultivation t two-thirds of the
tract i a" food .wpUhd ai aoy in the neighbor-
hoods with a Rood ortion ot but rind ot swamp
l Li-.- ' a honitable and auciut neighborhood
g??!MwltjtMiL in the-
""Six" Cents VevtvT
a iha subscriber, ran away on tne iw vvn :
die above reward will be riven for bin delivery
lo me in lancolnton t and all person are cau
t'.oned aeainut harbor. him, under the penalty
of the law. M UlTIN ZIMMIKUA-N.
Jul 7, 1S29. '
Nuvy Beef mid Pork Pir 1830.
Viry Comminioneri' Office, )
nth. tune, i;m
SKA LED Proposals will he received at this
office until the first of September neit, for
the ripplv of 3000 bbls. Navy B-ef, and 2400
bbls. Navy Pork, for -the use of the United
StaVs' Naval Service, 1000 febls. of Beef, and
800 bbk of Pork, to be delivered at each of the
United State' Navy Yards, Charlestown, Mana
ch(iftti Brooklyn, New York 4 and Norfolk,
Virginia; and the whole quantity must be delir
eredat each and every N-vy Yurd Hy the first
of April, 1830. t Tin: whole quantity of lliemid
Bref and Tork munt be of the beit quality.
The Beef most b packed frcn well foiled cat
tle, we itchine not le than 480 pound in the
oaortflvjjt. P00 nminch on the too
all t''t lei;.
- lesramd: clmb. eheekt. thin. . the ueck ouft
I "! o remainder of me carc.tr mun oc
I. 'n,o P'e f rn P0"?'1" rfl "ne,ir1 i
2 A1 20 P'eC ,n"ke, a b"rrel of m
tS ": ; pontid heu i'j;rir iNavy ucc - r- ---
H , The Pork niti't be corn led and well-fatted,
all the tktdli, feet, ana hmd left entire, must be
wliolh excluded from the barrel, and the re.
S eilit pwtnda each aa near an may bej ao th
L:.: twenty Rve piece, not more than three of which
T fllii.ll be Nliouldcra, will inke a barrel ot .'W
poumjs nett weiRht of Navy Pork.
"Til, wh'dtr quantity of the 'aid Beef and Pork
must br perfectly aalted in 'he firit instance
witli and afterwarda pat Led with a suflicieut
quaniitr of Turk' Itland, Ue of May, or St.
ur.fl San, no oilier, m iii'urr
.JMSPj."!!!" """ Pi!L. "
and everv barreT. HThe darrein ui Wt.tctr thc
aaid Hi rf and Pork i
to be packed mint be
ma
le if asl free from ta., w iih one iron hoop on
Ii chine, and odierwhe fuliv and iubUntially
each
hoopi'd j and earb barrel mg-t be branded on
iti bead Navy HMif,'! or, Jv Pork," wi'h
the cunlractor'a najiif and the year when pack
All the laid Beef 'aml Pork, on delivery at the
'TeiliCCg're WitV ' YaVJ "iwutf 'be aiilMittWiiV'ta,
the lesi nd iii.pcctian of ,tome iiwr Intfti ctor
of the 6Vtt?.withiii which it is to be delivered,
whoahall be aelected by the Commandant of Silence, the parent of deep though, hidr ;
tne'Yartl at the pbrr-e of delivery, w'fhout any Hia matin-sonic the hoiir when m )iniir brtaks,
tharjre to the United States therefor j and, j And the k'1 hfaji torrkVldjiJ.ftLt.--''-iwlien
8ntjf fjy,b,,.'ttifl m"y tl-u t1" wn'tiiy-urh'ftS.ytK'- world uinp'ations fl.
" " m'si put i1ie'bflrrrla in (food shippini; order: To hia own mind'. retirJ solemnities,
.or the Beef and Pork will Tot he received. Krecti a temple to God. more holy
.iliij ler m-e required to Mate their prirei Than any built by h.imai pride or folly.
Sfmraieiy lor ine ijerrn rjjtiie riwit-, win u -
i.flV. In fiii-nikh r mnrthnn nniT'iptr.Tlt?ltt'T
eTsraTeiy"?or-:cir ari. i.uey ai.c ...no-rc-.,rr.
'...!... K..r rwl.-i,.-.
ttud iha uaaies and residence of their sureties,,
inintit'lys und must transmit tlieirbi la sealed,
and endraed "Oiler to furni'h 'Nay Ueel or
Nyy I'rk' for the year 1830."
Th Coin nTDHiiners of he Navy are at libertv
to take the offers of bidder for anv one Yard,
or in greater proportions, if such bids be the
')oertl.
Any bid not made in conformity toth'u adver
. ttinta'Jprmitceive(lwWiin the limited
time, wil' no be opened.
The parts of the animal to be exchtded from
the baric I will be particularly dc-ibed in
draaini: which will form part of tne contracts.
Persons dcsirinj iul'ormation upon the subject
with au intention to bid, may obtain it bv aeaou
able application to the Board. 781.
June 19
Slate of.Yarth-Curolina, Mvcklenhurif county :
SLPFJUOtt Court df Law, May term,
D?rry Steward tvi.'Hartett 8tewarl t pcti
tion for divorce. In this rase, Ordered by the
court, that publication b
in the Western
- Va-Journal
be ad appenr
CourtTrroulel
same will be heard exparte. Witnesn Sam'l.
i . . , ' r. . . T- ?
7lh Monday after the 4th in March, 1839. .
3.M83 SAM'L. HCNDKItSON. r w. t. r.
Ilu...1..M..n (Mu-lr nr.iia.n.1 Pnl, rt hlhrf Ihn
fitate if.Varth'CanUHa, .'fecklelibarg atuntr:
1
Robert BiAam ta, Mary Biirbam i petition
for divorce. ' Orderwl hr rmHv h publication
be ml for .three months suecenrnly in the
-tr ytii t;rtJiuiiri d Kal! rf that tlwi
vw.lelMltbot4 superioi'
court of law to be beul for tiiencoanfir6Fiieltv:
' )tnbu;rff, M 'ihextrart-fKmse t-Hmiott,Hi h
gifrniviv " anr"t ne "4t6 RToiVIay Tii Septemb'eT
ntj aiiU pjcad or answer to Uio plantm't peti
tion, ir tin; lame Wifl'be " fcearii e x pr.vf .
new Saml. Henderson, Clerk of said Court, at
office, the 7th Moudav after the ,4th in March,
1829. 3mt8. . $AM. HENDnitSOjN. e; -
Stale of .Yorth-Carotitia, AleMeiibw g county;
CiUPERIOR court of Uw, May term, 1829:
Marion Tanner vt. Jolin Tanner petition
for divorce. In this case, ordered by the court,
tl.at publication be made in the Raleigb Kegii
ter and Western Carolinian for three months
ucceaively, that the defendant be and appear
Ht the next superior court of law to he held for
the county of Mecklenburg, at the cottrtdiouse
in Charlotte, on the sixth Monday after the
fourth Mondav in September nest, and plead or
liiiawer to the plautifl'i petitionor the same will
be heard expart. Witness, Satnue"! Henderson
clerk pf our said court; it office,' the Tth lion
day after the 4th n hUrtb, 1829.
' ' 3pit86 SAM'L. UENOtRSON'.t.'tJc. t
Carolinian and Yadkin and t u-, i .... r'hr:ot t :i. p,i l u.e , i.jm;i f,.. Uu, AA !the ODDOrtunitV of e
aiicce4iiveiyTiiua-iuett:iCua;iiit' r ... ; . ' '.,i k in,:a
... ..,. ,,rt i. I mittcu aIIhaX Tie i5:ranrTtH
x
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POETRY.
, , ton, kTt
of tf-..u4 f.lt i-
' faux aoiteir -
U excellent. After at.
tdiiif aiMirt a lah(rr ir fair ;' rt
no Iom to undemtand the spirited lefprf Aa
fenrfrt-t introduced. We remmena w inc.r
attention. '.
:.TwaafaiHlon nnrv ftw Men alone
oihpri ilinicrrei
"Mrij are bywom aonHWiaeainiZ.,
Withoiitji JPm
Tho'apme would hare their better parti
Known' merely by rtptrt,
Yct we wool.l hnvi, wot all our hearts,
K'en !.adi-i go o court. .
Their eloquence i ill divine,
We f ive it our applause :
Their urgumenti re always fine,
Ami au-e H wtt (Aeir ciiae.
In' Uyncn't Conn the Gricea lonjj
Have oVr cur c'u'm (SicHidiid ; v
'l is Mi'Tf amonjr tte"uei thronjj,
We'd have tbem all decided.
There' no appeal from their decree,
Tho' lutioiu are ai w ;
Tin- t f mint alwa.vaiaJ be,
.'li v'iipiit or in trover.
fint we'll not hsve our cfle demurr'd.
If tri it will brr one
We're sur.- to have, when we are Ke ird,
A liberJ and a ma o ie. eoauBf.
rRo TBI cHtaLirro cocaiia.
,n w;Ulbut eontr.lU,
; Of meaair'd aeums. that may blend
: l .omo on noiut. and h,ve an end :
V4fff nfTeari'i-un(;lytirot
,..... r,.,,'
.
Wild fancy c i0?lit the fleetinir pan.
' Kacli houi he liv'ci, from rtr1 to Uf,
HoMuie loop hjjcs i 'i the past,
Milt on ol wjrc stiti to oe,-
But th.ue mude not tXeroitv.
If drona thit fill'J each ocean wave,
And )frai of dut, frmn every cave
Of ciuntlfss worlds, tlui sl.i ie at nijjht,
I bro' i ire fields, a specks of light.
U'., ,. n,u,W tr,.ir ,.imv.
iTheiw.iild not make Eternity,
J i
F.trth, Sea and S'ars munt all decay;
j f aith saw tht m chatted and paaa away :
; With out-stn tch'd ini;s, it nk.imm'd the
e wave
j I hut (.nwunls ';ept beyond tlie grave ;
j And then it rang'd 'niong spirits free
Their life-time i F.ternity.
e. r.
tkutle: m M tm:mth . 11 an p-----.---
: "rnnm wiwrTiTT'ilIXritrJ J
The fnountBmV are Cod's a'tar-', nn whose aides
- - - -.
jr.rz r T:rrr.rr:;:.Tr., . ;
Com touch the harp, mv eri'le one?
And let the note be aa t and low, ,
Such as may breathe, in ev ry tnoc,
The soul of loni uo :
That smile of thii:e i aU to b. i'ht
For aching hcai 'a, n.J lwely ears ;
And deaiRirTtlvcTTtTfti
To-day 1 would have ie r'v
Yet weep not ihu", yentle girl I
No smile of thine has U i' its spell :
By Heaven! I love thv s'iMf-: curl,
""OliT intre thnn-fsTdi- wril (
Than touch tbr lyre, m1 iei it wile
All thought ot' jjne' and gl-wxn; aayr
Whik: tl.ou art hy wih heart and auule,
I will not weep to dav.
.WSCSLLIXY.
ry?
CHRIST! I. V dSSUR IXCE.
Fro n Dr.Musju's Sermon in Nat. Preacher,
Every real believer has direct and
lor
j to the. hands of his iai.hlul Rdt eflher.
I II I ) .
nave you uone so, my nearers : nave
j' : r t r - j
ou d',,lC . professed GmlsrUns?
Ah, how wide a diit;rrncc d-ic this
-
make between 'the loroi slist, aud the
genutnr'uTsCTfJttn
lor ttte uucsu.4n i a viULonefyou
wJlQ n!new0c of Jesus,-who
pass f ir the Co 1 verts of his grace, and
PITHlda for three months : ronh,tt-iVlil irmtiinm ufitK rV.i ! ..t: A , id rni. nuinmenr ivhirh vnii anr vnnr , 1 eXeCUtlOUCTS
a . a j a if .iu j ' ui . i ii a hub aik. ii.in v,wii i liiuiii i ut-aavw i iriii i b.a i iu tr as. caiaaiY aui j
1tvt.4w.0fii4$4livvt:ts cause, what j Liverpool pper i the following. par
yourselves up formally, f.illv, irrevo-IBalmouia." ' The author (ts one of the
ispysat i When, where, how, did yb.i
make the bleised surrender ? How do
you prove the fact ? What obedieoce
do you perform ? Wuat self-denials do
you endure I What sacrifices, even of
the roost worthless of your posses
sions, the trash of this earth, d you
(dTer? n of alt the numerous re
tainers of the Christian name, o( al)
the decent professors of godliness,
will trust his Redemer for to-morrow's
bread. Who of them would not rath
er rely on the respectable signer f a
bank note, than on the promises of the
faithful Cod ? Were it put. to thei trial,
who of tTicm would not grasp the pa
per, and let go the truth and the oath
of God, who caonot lie. among the
uncertainties of: life? And can any
man with uch practical feelings, real
ly, dJpe himself with the persuasion
that he trusts in the Lord Jesus for the
kiogdom of the just? That Ke .believe
in that most generous sacrifice which
Jesu Christ made for him the blood
of his cross ? Not a word !.;Not io
jrle wbH ' He is as absolute an unbe-
airdabsolateJw Wolater4in his own
riv-iastafiv:B6oH:wrthapevef
? rtir-r-h'iftlC-4indtr ihe wheels of
DO . , . 1 .
i i ' c .-Ll.U .u. u..:t 1
ajiion, wnen mc diudc wuivu mc uui
das rejected, shall grLd him to pow
der. B-ar with me my friends, I niay
hot prophecy smooth things may not
raUia.te I tust declare the whole
mth, on the peril of treason to my
lesvenly Matter. If any of you find
it to cut deep, there is a balm in Gilead,
anrl a physicun there. I can do no
thing hut commend you to the Lord,
the llsalcr.
IROV TBI WCHTIII BI8MTII.
Jlr. Editor: I am a fiousewife,
an.l toy husbasd's a farmer.' 1 have
frequently asked him why he did not
subscribe for your paper. We know
half a dozen toys and as many girls,
jjrowiog up in'gnorance of the daily
t rahs at t ions of ItTe'at hdme and abro sd
(dthn moat of them can read : well
etiougly and 1 insist that it would be
a good school for the rest and not
one of ihem coild tell if aked wheth
er our nation i at war or at peace
whether Jacksot or Adams is chosen
pTctTd?ftther7thTrreeka
yet gajnetl thor independence, "or
whether Bolivar is hailed as the liber
ator or disclaimed as the tyrant of the
South, jnd all tis for want of a news
piper in the fnnly. It was not so in
my f.ither's family if he dont sub
scribe for the paper, I will it is
tlownri got folly to be-without one.
Respectfully Yours,
Charity Philom.
Xcwspaper Reading. Who would
not take a newspaper? Why it is
worth ihpre tbari all jhejrtyejjinfrd'm.-
f!,., to th Slorv mrm?y::ttQit ws. IW.
from the Lake of the Woods to Terra
del Fegt. -Seated in your old fash-
i .juedarch
on tne worm as a mirror, anu ooserve
the busv scene, passing in ever chang
ing reviev? before your mind's eye.
A newspaper, friend, is the camera
m'iifa tKbritigs the objects abroad
TWitnineatTowriomnass. DL.i?isiOTi.i:r6 6 7 ' " . .-.,.?!
vk." unAA aT;TTm "Urnrt't
All. amusing, instructive, and enlight
ening.
A.;,! frnm trifling centle rMrler
lewu make-matrTtmatical calcula- thc Solely of bhakers m New Leb.
tion. Are you aware how much food ! n0Q aud ma- bc,cd on a1 correct'
for thc mind you get, in the course of!
a vtar, from a volume of newspapers i Chinese Murtkrcrs Seventeen
Here is a paper containing 16 columns Chinese were executed at Canton in
of r7S2rt m fot.-ti murder of 14
of advertisements , each column com- ' Frenchmen, orr board a junk near the
crises, at least, as much as 5 moderate , Ladrone Islands. The culprits Were
pages of a volume. Here you. have!pad upon their knees, and hehl in a
80 iages per week, and 4160 per year,
isufliiie it to frrm a .work of 8 large
I vlu n.-.s. aait, a snuff little librarvJtner heaus from their bodies by a sin-
and aU lor a mere trifle of 2 dollars,
; And tt.eu only think of the vast fund
' bors.
J . -r r' i s
. ..Ffiend A: -.-arvefy teingcnCTt",w--Pf"eJ- .dts3ltQ6
rflnwtravtrandh
- . i . .''.... in".-. r . . : : r .u i . ...
l l -v l- .i iTheFiimiiS
send to Congress at some time or
other- ? Think of this once, and who
would not, take a paper, which costs
nd more than bne paper of tohacco, or
a glass- of gtog perweek
-. - . Vtu Brunswick Times. '
! " BWC o
' and it must he griftiyingio'the'' hum-
bier classes of Christians to, perceive
one so rich in . talents, accomplish
ments, and the pride of learning, pay
ing so eloquent a tribute to that reli
gion i which is their all : ' v
" I envy no quality of the mind, or
intellect in others j not genius, power,
witj or fancy j but if 1 could chdose
what would be most delightful, and I
believe the most useful to me, I should
prefer a firm religious belief to every
other blessing j for it makes life a dis
cipfine of goodness creates new hopes
when all earthlv hones vanish, and
throws over decay, the destruction of
exiueoce, the: most gorgeous, of all
lights ) awakens life in death, and from
corruption and decay calU up beauty
divinity ; rmkes an instrument of tor.
ture and of ahatrie, the ladder of as
cent to paradise j and far above all
combinations of earthly hopes, calls up
the most'dtlightfut - visipnijDif palms
and .amaranths, the gardens of the
blest, the security of everlastng joys,
Where the sensualist and sceptic oalv
View glormf decay, io"nihiLuion,,aud
despair J . ' .. M; ' ;' ' ' r't
oXJilaria Louisa was very'unfaVorabTy
wntfasleB
'. .
society thai the secret of her amiabili
ty was known. Her coldness wa$
considered so constitutional that it was
even said to extend to her child. 1 The
fact is, she had never been in the habit
of seeing children, and she scarcely
dared to touch her own boy, lest she
should hurt or injure him. He, of
course become more partial to his gov
eroante than to his mother. It was
different with Nopbleon, his father,
whose affection for. him was of (he
most lively description he took him in
his arms- wherever he saw him, caress
ed him, teased him, carried him. before
the mirrors, and made all manner of
faces, at him. At breakfast he put him
on his knees, steeped his finger in
sauce, and let the child suck it, and
tUubedrhfl? tiithr face all over. , The
goutrrnante grumbled," the: Emperor
laughed, and the infant, almost always
in good humor, appeared to receive
with pleasure the noisy caresses of his
father. Whenever any one had a fa
vor to ask, this was the time to a-1 it ;
they wrre aure tcr be -favorably-recci v..
Liter icort A. P., a young m m
between 25 and 30 years of age, has
been apparently in consumption for
two years, or more. In the winter of
1 827-8, he was confined to his room
with every symptom of confirmed
hectic fever, incessant rough,
with expectoration of mitter which in
March amounted to full a pint daily,
night sweats, debility, and great ema
ciation,:. After hay iug tried, the usual
first taken in decoctiou without appa
rent benefit a concentrated syrup was
lthen'al:fo7f6d'thjr-istoaishmciirf
all his friends, he rapidly recovered so'
far as to be able to attend to business.
and the summer following worked a
L,rde"' ad p'f"-
t h -Ie7---. r:
'ev Lebanon, Jpril 16, 18'.9.
Nr B. The abuve.account is taken
r. .l - i. i. . r.i i
lrom lnc case oooa i vne pnvcan io
fixed posture, and the executioners, at
a signal given by aa tiflker, severed
j g1 stroke with a heavy sword about
jthrec ,cct ,onS ana iW( incnes wiw
scemeu to exuu i.
xerting their hkill,
'erence, their words
half a dollar for every criminal they
behead. One of them has been an
executioner upwards of SO years, .and
he declares that he has in his life time
ed in-small caeca; at the torn of noles
stuck in the ground. ' 'rhe Frenchm
had'tiuanmrm
money
eyl! and Ttf was1 tht
.gcd&ihaUejLlh
them.- - '
Jtilk and Milking. The prsctice
of milking thrice a day, especially
when cows are in good pasture, is re
commended ; each milking will give
almost as much as if poly done twice,
for, when the udder is full, the milk
begins to be absorbed into the body of
the animaL This practice will, be
found not only to increase the quantity
of manure, but of milk.
MiMc should be poured into pans as
soon as possible, and if carried far, or
much shook, never gives abundant or
good cream, - .
put !o,,d.eath upward lady may be jjrawn without pccasion-
inals ! The heads ofthe I7murdcrers Tng rlmoTfand"
were conveyed to Macao, and suspend- The Editor of the Courier is of opin-
. An lidcrf sting l,af.,....,$illimatj.,s
July No, of the American Journal of
DCiencc nuu atis, contains two letters
from Dr.; Joseph E. Muse, of Cam
bridge, Maryland, which gives an ac
count ct the resuscitation of a valuable
Hound', from drowning, hy means of
oxygen gas.. ir.e dog was cold, stiff,-,
and to all appearance perfectly dead,
when DrTMuse appried FIinanlop,"
cock with a long beak, attached to a,
larce bladder filled with the tras (thae
Ci r .t.. . . ''
air.; as soon as ne naa tnus lorced
-siJWglA
solitary-ytipr to -th&fulL pitctuof hM
usual and shrTirvoicr lulhe'cTiase
ThXp'roceVswarirc
which Dr. M. happened to have pre
pared, was ethausted the dog was
then wrapped in blankets replaced by
the fire, friction was constantly ap
plied, and alter a great deal of trouble
and skilful management the hound was
fully restored to the use-of his physic
al faculties, in 8 or 10 days.
. This cane suggests, therefore, a
problem t fan important character, viz.
haw far the inflation of the lung with
oxvgen, instead of common air, is
calculated to resuscitate drowned per
sons. M ty not a sttfficiriit q-ian'tity of
the air be preserved in glass bottles
with ground stoppers, in institutions
which are designed for th? recovery
of the drowned and thus the experi
ment be fairly tried.
Business is the salt oT Hfe : which
not otly gives a grateful smack to it,
hut dries uptime crudities that would
offend, preserves" ffoiri 'piitreneatton,
and' drives off all those blowing flics
that would corrupt m
Spanish Ladi 'S-r'lhe dress of the
Sp.uish lady, is remarkably eligrint,
and generally adorns a very pcrlec;
shape. Black is the universal colvr,
and the robe is mo&t tastefully work
ed and vandyked. A mantilla, or veil -thrown
over the h-rad, :nd leaving thc
flee uncovered"," TaTIs" "gracefulTy over "
the head and fclnmklers, and is confin
ed it the waist by the arms of the
wearer. They are both expensive and
particular in- dressing their Teet witiv
neatness, and;, thir :Iitte sftoes '-fit
tla3clyv : Taeb?c black eve, the Urk
expreijivc ancee" HrHrtborl.tin.
ed olive of tlu-ir glowing complexion,
make the unwilling n'i"lis,imaV"ciru
fess the m:ije5ty of Sp-.tntsh beauty,
and feel that tho' ihe soft hluc eye,
,hk1 delicate loveliness of his own coun
try wemcn awaken mre tender fet-1-ings
ot interest, he w iuhl deny or
pefiority of -these. dar5e)Tc:dand;fiaey:r:
formed damsels.
.Slander i i the reveng of a cowan!,
acd disannul .tion his defence. T!"re
'u no sufficient court of judicature
agVtrtst the venom of alander for
though you punish the au hor yet yoa
cannot wipe .ff the talucmy.
Icr of Tuesday g-vea tlis f ilowing
humorous incident which took place
iti that city, i few evening i since.
'Who goes there ?" said one of cur
citi.irns who was on duty as a patrol,
on Frid iV evening, to a red-headed
rrishtntinbusily engaged in rolling don
a hogshead through the mod. " 1 '
J the self same as ymrself," quoth
I rtf 1 HAW Sil I Af i inr vvat.4aiutii
' Jh;., ' J Sl 'r
1-m . HIT -ill ' .1 . L . ..... U .
has invented an instrument, to wtiici
helus given the name of " Corscl
roviltcf" T5y this instrument one
can ascertain how tight the waist ot n
io t that " ir is the duty of every mm.
F.PlGU.VM,rw BOILr.Al'.
Your Brother cure me of a fever !
lie was not my Physician ever i
The surest proof that I ran give,
K Coaster -I am still alive.
At a Ute dinner at the Old Daily (ridon)
city Aliltrman volunteered gnrcc, and 11111301:
livered hinitlf:
u God bles the niea,,
1 -' ' "And fhein eat."
CRATITUPK. ;
It flows from the soul, !t springs from, the ifif:
Tlw ehiW of natttteifot tbc oflijii-utg of art. i
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