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liornugli-Azorialt Wynn, _ , - • • .! '
Br1g 1 1t(41-Ge.i. W l'ltilli4 I ; Preflent -Franklin Pieree. - ;
. chi ppevi .,.-I),,vid T h o th a , , : - L• i Vieelpre.:Ment-(de facto), hose D. Bright.
Darlington=J.:l). Vauglion; l.'--Se tory of Sta. e--Willistut- L: Mnrey.
- • _ :1 ' i''' . See. tory of Interior-Robert. ,Welonand.
Econonly-Jyliu they, Hamilton , 1.4 I, ''S‘e tary- of Tr° I surp-linseisputbrie.
cnek. f ..• - • TI,„ - Sectl'iary of War-Jettenoon. illovio.
(; rerne----Alrx:'f; reer...,, - -1 Sec ' tory of •Navy:-.larnes \O. thibtin.
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• liawiver7---Tivoi. Swearingen: .. , ' , : 1 Pos Itioaterpeuerat-Jomes Co'rupt(ells
Hopeorell.--•-•Williont '4E414, . z:- _
( At , t i oln j e u y ,l 'Cl ic e e ner i ll-Ort u 'eb T e l us e litog.
III'ILL 4I -Y -3. "s t! P I I Ammon: ' - I ' rei 'ion Com - L.-L. 1 , . Y 'ti'''atio.
'Allari - •-n -.ll.ihn If.irtzet ' '' ' . -=•' • —.. •1 ,
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I.lzocoon----t: )1.-ekt Votter',lll•4l.. Foreman, • •'''r.
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k 1 J. 11r ,v 11,• Jas. ‘ ...ltainsey, ! - As.neilte.lllig:4-.WIII. Call - n. 4. John -Scott.
Thq; s l32p,sel. " - , •-- Dis re lt:Attorney,.-)li.,e'd B.Weleah. ~
1)•r.i';:;4 - .-- jail: is Ptllin,S•ainuel gam. ; Niic,rill.inznes D.trrtgh.
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Noi• Ilin-I4; Jr.,
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w i I:% P. Fe bCII, Daniel
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B. Win;rry. .-
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Lifferty
1.0 bee Itor : —Actard L. iftigins
Ciro. F. taterts i .: '
Z:mith Beaver—Wm. Janis" M.
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jacks.:)lli .Anirew
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Kceltn i , Vcr.a. •
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Carumon, Jine. RAM-
113rinolly---John Oasper lien
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In lepe,m.i;ifee.---fielfj. 31uth2r, B.
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S,e'w liriobt , 3u;--.1 it. Al;atiff, C.
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/N .w e.vick!v 7 I In• Grip: •
..C.-) L rth • Scir:ckly---11i.gh Istria t,
B. '11.)::Ipsoll.
Pf•inp,!,ttrgli--.la , f6b Schaffer,
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B-aver--13erp:,r , i nth:so:vela:nes
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Icr trial at tuc Margl
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Acsigneca 3.lc;Keil
;11.1f. Ns Ge 1V Fulton , •
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Gil Sr, v 4 A ; l4- 31 . -
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13renuor. Jvs lifaun .
k '. artru:
Ilairlio-r ^_l4e
i)lunre.Ns Louis 11.eirnii:141
&Yeller . TIIJB I'arkillS6ll
\\`t- -k. '
vs' Win is Sterling
3 11:;..-ier 4 Sen vs - SIMI ( ) •
It It CO VS lIN Blrker
JAL: Ir% in ctvl
i ZASUnte
1).1k-itl I.rdn4
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Taylor vs3largirci
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: 1 1'Cook cs l'otlr !louse Directors_
:11'Crirvey Cs U Lt: , 11 Co
vq. llatnittina Laeock
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i'lary A Lin lenbach vs Blau
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1 . 4 E. SATUONY . :EV.ENIX.POS.T.
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Sample . Numbers Vurt.isbed Gratis.
'Yk/IMIN'F, FOR YOURSELVES
to the publishers,
--'I>tIACOI &PF.TCJISON,
Til'illrd Street, Mila , lelphia.'
.ur Butter and Eggs, at
A. S. 11.auvr:r's.
No. 3, Stewart
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LAND WARRANTS.
S2(1191" partner of 4,,ir Aria jyrit
returned from Itiwa, where rirrrag,l.Tn tittpg
have been' made. with 31edsrii_
Itultutpie, ono 'or the In:3-Rept anti 'most.
responiiihlo locating liMnses in WW2. we are
now itrei.:tred; at the npetting of thb Ltrid Of-
Sancuel
flees, to
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L 00.47 t,' LAArDS -.
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Either-yeitiefiwtter -e.r- - Lnitd - 'iritfrietife i' fee'
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- tons with toe 311 1 lc: iticelt, atid irlhittito ag•
aura a Atrge, per eintage,tif peofit,Le . sfrept tin,
I.. betrr v i E tlitittitteet;tia'4AND AT 6(
I )%ilpt.7tiENT
Mcchanic4 and bibraing men triving a fcii•
' bliteire , l4ol;ar.l to iitect,4 in littel, ' or capita
. liste, tle,ii; .t,g,' bl inveq bagels', ratinnt Jo
, better than '''l•s , calling nn the, mtcl.sr,igr.:.6,,—
()I l i. eori•ecpon.lent4 in lnw ft make I . t.lte Imlec
; tioas utile through personal inneictton. •.•
Pec. , i-ith 1t. 4 3.1. • ' ' 1 ' . .
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Ft:1111.r, AGIINTS: IV AN IMI)
N evo-y Town or VilOgile of
m.ny if our 1 Idr cot are 'making 11101 T
t:l!.n a livinj4.l - r,on ire - No rui
red uutil ieenivrine l l is 50 1 a ;sit‘iply ft g4od
refeeenee s iteeoft,paltvitPg, 4PPllcatimit
The Invig4 Sicit
Take one 4ir AWLI teampOUTlScUi at t rr ick attack
att.l it will moon Idisappcar. Por in 1 - .,vt.n - loaded
tsiotuaeli, ur (s-1101 foul rises or sotirr.,. take
fnvig.)ritnr alt. 4. eating. and it riot prove
disagree-114e or oripre—ive. „ For ileartburn,
tike a tea , .
wful "'leo iee lops-of
Mite, Laii;tior Listle , stie, the utetiecitte
- Ir 0.! - • the Apetito'niv.
•t.
.I II Vu.111:1 , 171.,. 1' , .4.101:.` _ .:vi .
111:1;ie the fuoii. digesi well;' , Niqll - rrN
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ten,poonful Im retiring nfl , l the,
4reant-larel will all be ..iniries. Aft
ileArty. ilinnir, take a ..be of Insiire i
it will . renuyi‘e all opprmisior. or flint/
ilivig.grator is :i Liver Retied: of i'
slit.: lie, ,4titi....; dit eetlf mi . that orgii
Dpipepsia; Jamellee, liiilioul .attack
tery. Pilie- , , \';' , wels, awl all Female
tiotis, fqr which MI:1i im_pytal...._
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IAuY usio- c r.a full bot9le of the
frlvig.,rat,q futj any a the ab.se
ithr.:A benetib:rlll call ::t th i .Igent:4
aivbgettlivit : 401,1
per' Ly k Cu., l'Alwietors,
tllotxts, l I.:earer,
atul 40:In
Jam. 7,
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x.: (••111•:..--inf Ain . ; illo. ci!i.:; , i s - .I"' , ..ei-er alld
~:e.rtli..:iiing coutOisn+,.Ont It has Irae l ly open. :
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v, Ili. grsat . LoproVei tne anove ills!nation,
1 f1n..1 c:si ries on...7 , ucess(ally, the treataieta, by
: w:t.ter. . • • , • 1.-
His long experiCace in th.'nt branch of healing
enables rttre un.t.nttrelfall'e
and .1- any ntlier;sy.s . t.ora.
`the pit:Ale in the .1Wig[.1(1111430 I, tat he itraeti-,
ces the H;ennerathic. systems.
:tad trill attend-trailcabs aTrarThysielatt and
sargeon thr,al , li, the neighb...e.lo,
sal.seriher being • a reicul3r 'educated
physicia'n, prat tie(i , t nteflik7ne and
surg , :Ty dining ii , ..;:tr1y , 20, years. ist ena l bletl to
re - s.poml to all 'r. - YasJitahltt - ex pet:tat:oils* front
those that phiee„theturli•es uuder hit care.
Ling.. 27, 15513:.
7100TICE is hereby given that the •partner.
,;hip heretofore
..e‘Osting under the name
snd style tie " C.)., in the colt
operaticintr',nt Clinton works, in Big
Bearer tp.. IfaVierrec:county, has been duly
distiiveq, by the withdrawal r.f Kenne-
Wiltian. I • 'wt. froin'the concern. Tha
settlement "f 0 . 41 watters - will be adjusted by
us or by our Agent, IL D. Ctioper. late manager.
JAS. DOidAN, Fall'qtrin
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* lit:`.kiNlf.llY, New Brighton.-
• Lei. 17 1836.
lea Castle qazttte copy 3 iit i ontlis and send
1411 to. this uffice I •
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Wholcsctic:betzl.:ra in
C:ko, DS.
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D PL Y
NOTION . -S\,
No. 43; Itighhi Pa.o:opposite
• • the St. i :lA:trles Hotel. ' •
Are novr receiving an unusually • lrirO anti
complete ti.ns.ottuent of Dry Goods and NOticts.
and by 'the lUth of I:letiteniber will be prei',ar4,l
to exhibit n very attractive
moans 6 - f n buyer: l constsntly in the inerizet,,,,
will be Kept toll thtlouglinut. the Season. -
The attentiugi of the trade ia reafKetinity
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serk. tt. 1868..
FFICIII,-DISECORC
sTATE prFj - 0 E4 13 .
'cirner—jame.l Tofl
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clt"Cantrnunwealth-.--k (I.! Curtin.'
nn cr ticuprll--John . ItoNic. l
G.zinerni—Jaeob Fri jr. •
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h4ei.Sttpreme Cout:t.'—J Slit,itcls, E. Lew
et. Wib.,lrrar 1, .1. C Knox.
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!iinuttors—B.ichard Wil
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lal.Commissikmert--11,enry S r‘lott, Arno1;1
l eq Ge:.Kgz Scptt• ' - '
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LOCA TI G LA tiiraS
WM. A. IVERRON I_ll
C. )I.‘E . Z, M. D
,NOTIOE„
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'.l rams. D AIIDi runusaan ST S
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..TERNiS--Ox Doz.z.saand fiery Cittirs p
1 annarn, zx AD lAiet; otherwise . Taro DOLLAS.
irlll"be eharged4 No paper.'dzscontinned, anti
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all arrearages settled, except at 'the option
or the Editor'. ': . .- - ' ~ . '. ,„, .-......
-. Advertises,. lassited at-the rate of 50 etc.
persqnve, a een Nnes for one insertion—,
I each 'subset:Luca insertion 25 . cents. A liberal
discount made t yearly advertisers. -
- r,so.Letters find • ornanudontions, by mail,
shall bare prothat'atterrion. I -
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tines Wr itten on the ; Death of a Young
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Earth lifia no ties so strong so dear , '
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- That death can't sever, 11 ' \ • ,
The fairest farriers that iliossumlierti,
t'ain't bloom forever. - .'s
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And .!I,ary s was'a btiauteout flower -
I:hat brightly bloomed in lira's fair bower.
ltut youth mid' bonaty es not stay,
De“th's i icy hand..: I . I
I..N.th old and p;ung he,bt i ars away
At 134 s co . onnand.
His utessig• enme.to Mary .00n,' '
Akbag time tire Elie reached life's noon.
Iler Lalylno r with kiatired duat
Shah in,:ogle , l be 1 1 .
. Her piritr 6WC tbutilrtr,ust
In -.kr. free.
And tiu tear tiLed.
Fur Ilury numbered irith deal.
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Frrilli pnrNiti st , qe s, 1w Lora qUell
Each Li4irmniring
Tur ha •.vtl l o trueth all tiiii!g,6 well
this work Lath wrought.
fit haili , assed e4th away ;
I..ut u lit4lc hitger btriy.. I
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lip arulrp
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Life rits 1
De 4 Oa m
II ope pniDt4
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A 6r; he)
since
!IVere bet.
4. DCU C
We too may .
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As quietly p 1
May this h
To think
That we to
• Yield up
Atli meet de
Where pirtin
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Americ-.n Enterprise in Europe— A Yan
kee pestering to Russia her.:Fleet.
Pus.ia has the most progressive govern
' meat of any !country iu Europe, and ac
cordingly we find her first in the contract
system. It is . w4ll known that the moire
• fieet of that power in the Black 'Sea was
, sank at Sebastopol when the Smith tone.
surrendered 'ti? the Preach, and ono
dyed and 4Cret/ -steamers, ships-of-the-line
frigates, eorver Ica; transports and merchant,
men are now , lying at the button' of that
hitsbor. thc:refore; virtually
no fijet ita the Black Sea.
But an enterprising Yankee, from Bea
ten, rropesed to res'ore this fleet - toßussia,
and a contract.has' been closed for that
pur
poso. In lesS than two years he will re
tnru the•ltUssiau Goverumend a' larger
il e a is the ptack Sea than the bole navy
;Ado: linite.l Sta.es at the present time.--
The men, means, and mechanical applian
ces to be employed in this ettt.!rpri:,"e ei,e
i elusively Atzier,cata, and are toj be ain.tet
ed,ithi controlA •by Yankee iaLtenttity,
tran,farred'to S'ebarepol f6r that; paposc
T'4e-shirslls be ralsei .ampri;b sixteen
war -steamers; four "120 gun ships, fifteen"
84 gun sltips,- reiti frigates,_and numerms
trro , s, schooners t tb;purt.s and. incr.:haat-
[pet,..
k [Lc *. take,
louot.s of
1;:• eating . n .
vor awl
ie.s. 'The
livvi:ille l l
tl, ciiritig
,4. Dy...sen
otpaiue-
'l'll6 enterprising
en, of .13,Mr, tb
wreck of 4140 stea
harbor aibralti
our. government.
iu that
gOyerittnent made ,
threcycars to row
et4iiverti- g a
thst huinan,ingen
from ilvtt
n it hen rug
client of:tite , Utate(,
tnatt.2t iq.hand, au;
keq, : who . effected
sixty ' days, under ,
thousand dollars
looked upon with eat, surprise in 'Enoland I speaking, it, z.lways becloud! directly, to': tilt.
n I
and probably. led a namber of Parlbut •nt to ! point. When he had spokinia'iWasi ioa
declare that the, ./I.4ltbur:un treatr, ri , 'g(ttia- Ito illy opinion, had produced a great e ect,
to i l about the same time, was a pieee of or- and il 'myself been highly! delighted arid
or reaching, as it- had been negotiated iu toei - ed, I lave asked a'3 .6 2,,l , l'vlit'a k e " 6 ''''''
Washington with live Yankee.'! . • !ea, .'What :he devil, ha, he said?" 'l'
lieu Mr. Gorr t nreiched Moscow Itst l c6u:d newer answer the inquky. lilts per
p.utinner, to by' to ' proposals bet :re the san was of full sizer, and li ' is ma'nne'r isn ' t'
Russian 'gorerninet t, he found Ilic! , ground , eeiea, free ati d manly. Ills 'Utterance with
already covered 161. ;Trench and ;Engli,ll l , er very fa.t. nor ,rrry sio.v.r l l Ire speeches
eugineurr, come of limn .had been 'there )
fur -mouths. liecal led upon Duke Con- hour. llis proutruciatioa l 'Fla' vt-tlger sad,
Maritime, laid befor Min the report of the vicious, but it was furgottust while' . he . was
*enerally short, from' a quarter to a hail' . ata
English Etigincera gating the removal of speaking. ': " 1 .1 1 i ' 1
the Missouri from la harbor of Gibralter He Irwin man of very little knowledge of;
to be impossible, ud Idarey's certificate any sort, he read nothing and had ho'books'
that he had done it. ig sixty days, at a very Returning one November tram. A:berusrli
law price. "You . a eijust the man fott me" court, be borrowed of mo Hunre'ts Rorays,
said Constantine, a dlin twenty four hours' in two volumes, saying he,,aould hate Lek
the contract was simlubd and our !Yankee nre inthe Winter for readirig. 'ln the
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warm :aid way to c 4ebas ' topckl.to survey his Spring lie returned them, an declared he
ground. The Russian governmenti 'placed' had net'been able to-go further thhn twen-1
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a..small steamer at Ins l disposal, .andislwated ty or thirty pages in the first rola:Jim! Ile
him how.the operatn of sinking the ships .wrote alm.,st nothing—he could noe - Write.
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had been done, and the Boston tuan latid.,be The resolhtions of "75,.which nave been as
`guessed he could re-urn' pre i tty nearly 'half, eribe,24o him, have by tuani,beP°:"PP° B ed
of tired' in tood-ordeki and clear
. away the! to have been written by Mr, 1 4ohosoo p ,w
,who
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.A4GUS.
Lady.
n sung, take warmng now
ninst (I c
It lightly oil' eaolt brow
ay be nigh.
i'or you no brighter trtiee
iho eleepa in cletit's embrace,
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I trucks have only pasod,
o and bealtft •, .
tly u'eg hir . jiathway east,
, ine ty
r - •-
g , .
, .
ineattfi,_ :
gide In death jsitionn
r
'99 into the tomb '
r..reavement alt
of death,
=ply at
'our breath.
ar friends in that blest tome
g scenes are tiever kaosra
IDA
leintractor is Gow
: same who rlii-ed the
•
14sours i , in tho
r, under Contract with
This -wreck lima laid
liaibor, and the British
; continued . attempt,; for
sve it, un:il thc.
'n despair, and ; reported
ity could not )frtie. the
dungor. The' British
Oa that thei . govern
( .'States would take the
I it‘sent=e , it a five - ran
he d.:,ive4 purpose, in
contract .for . titty-nine --
Illis . war
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The Londe)
The Len
has an shim
Stites, in re
reeentlyp~~
rotas oflin
Now r evert we 'sit -..
•
merit
the.tieti of othstia
• deit•On t, together .with
naii.turc.of persona' int 6
fioti prodtkesj tvic)
situated prevent au,pipec .
bus. • Wlett incrcues, -. te
the view is the fact that s
can be put to the expansio
tetcourse clay Set rceCivO
map of dal United' Stte)
seareely :cite .half the
. 'pff
Unicu is a:4 yet brought
If' the readt:i should tiyh
gible ide4 of the sc~pc 'it
for progregi, it
,which a gotid deal
written—that cf•iKaySa...
one of tile
can Union has; theptiviled
westivai"(l,lo.leo;
extensive tit; tLe einiterno,l
Neliraska. 'Kat
:ible snip of lend which
F;e Soilers ere,fighting
as Lyge as (;reat
togeitier. IWltat liuiits ca
productiveness ! )f 4 caoi k tr
to corn and breedsttai,
•• , . i
only •beginning to •tlisCore 'thecapabilt‘ies
of the . Nottitivestzrn proY,tiCol and, '0.c,.12,
with tcgor , l to cotton; htirrtHe of :If,tUuCtt
:nor'oxe.,4,l):ll kiud l ii•Opcets'sare 'tow,
i
1t',1 , 1 out Of au ' acceptable Littereasoitt the
S-!iti - of supply. ' i ., ; •,IN o• :,iwOn her, it.A.:•.n,
that the re•lithlth of ',two . .siitii pationo3..4
:(3t . ...at Brititin anll l :•9tilini6. i'lleuAli'finlex:•''
pres4ions in work . i! for bridging the : mighty,•
oveati between filen,--;4otar:iiieli, in i6'‘ ll i,
selves parta'ke "Of :the:eltura - cter, ,of prpF:
giei... The steirrtiersii , (Hthe•f . o4: couiatries
-have brought. .1%:-e'rc :York it'earer•,..Vll:l6ll l '
,
that-. Edinburgh Was bUt . a fc',.t gcncrations! l
•ngn,:•itini the project for:r,ntithiivi-titii!coUt.i .
• , •
tuutuaation absoluttly , ,instantaittous is now
assuming the. littpeautnco Ofireality and u..,,-
eess. l It is.searec!y lyktitble,io repre4 . jas- '1
i0:)i s ii tueut it tb,. auXunt - I. oi, intercourse
J.w .oresi4,-,1144700rn ad i'-t:
.„,.-,'_•-•,..:.
us it'itiitully - iii i riiiiii;'*t aCI , i 6 tiorti , ;'' 'it'
may acquire iU a few ;short years; is a quo's
tion to. h,. 1c allitittiinqits . :ie. diT4statiuttH or ,
conjecture., ~. I 'l --. .1 . ' ~. .; '' • I
. ,
Jefferson's Acconnt ofj Patrick H e nry.
liatriek Henry was originally a rar;icee
per. Ile vr,ts married eery young, tin&
I going into sonic business , 'own. ;lc
vomit was a bankrupt before the v ,- .. 1 0tr was
outJ When I was:about - the age of fifteen,
.11 left the school here,to en tO the, eollegp
NVilliatusburgh. .1 fteppo , i a few day's' at.
lit friend's in the county of 'Louisa. There
I fiat saw and became acquainted with.
. j Patrick Henry. Having spent the Uteri t,
mas holidays there, I. pro•Neded to Wir
lia.nisbugh. • Senile questions, arose; about
- 1 illy admission, as my prepai:itory studies,
had not been pursued at the school - connee-',
1 led , with . that ins'itdation. This •delved
1 my admi6siOu-.-aboyt a fortnight, at which ,
tint.. Ilenrylappear - ed in Willi: n4uch ' and
.
t applied for a ileonse to p.m:lit:pl.w, hay-;
ifig comment:6l the study of nit at or sub
sequently to the time of my 'meeting hint ,
in 'Louisa. There iwere fuur exathiners,l
Wythd, l'endieton, I ,Pvter Lltansiuipts, and
l-John Randolph INrythe and PendlJton
! once rejected his application. '1 . 1113. two
11.thdolphs, by his importunity, wvrc pre-1
vailed upon to sign i,tue 118 t mo; and Lasin4
!obtained their signatures, ;Ins applied, again,
to Pendleton, and aft \ er flinch _en Iniay
t o ttyprotr.tst pf Cut r j e t , 7,idy,, r , ; , :iuc'eeeded
in obtaining his lie lien turns 4.'ut fort
pra,:ticing Lairyer. `.111.• first , :t-T.se
. ,
brought Ithr. into notice, was a -contested
election,• in Odell ho ap thred
before a Conind i ttoeof th :11oust i i
gassas• soco id was the Tars ns ti utt:,
already well known. 1 hes. qurttlar
efforts S')3ll obtained lot hini o'inuch repu.
Litton tha W m
that .he dS elected a me er
i ut
the I;gisla?ure. lle trts as w II suited to
the times, as a; P • s • \. itl
ny ill lA•t,k
, ,/ , I '
I nit now easy Jo say. waat.:we, suoniu ha ve,
done with jut Patrick lie was 'Or
before all in n iutaai,l g spirit hi / the
' 119t-olution.o is ,in'flue l neo tsar most. c 1 1••
tcosive with the .np2mbers I.from the upPef
, comities, and his t.b4Arve,tes
oForawed and contr4lied FIN mute cool or
the more timid arisloerati'e gentlemen
the Anver part, of the Stat ,! ' 111. elOquello
was' peculiar, if intreed it should
elegitenee, fot it N
. t 3 inipr i sOite and 108-,
show, beyeund -..that , eau be intsiintd. ;41!,-
thGogh it, tra;;;
to tali what had al, ‘lit. while lie Ai/4S
- • ~,
wire written .by Hen ry, himself}
not" snob as to, prove any, power
position Neither in politicaittor is
Anion was he a min of businv i ss"`,.fie
.roan! tor debate - .onlY. His" btogra-;
*mil' that he read 'Platsixn6 . , every
Vatether•h ee riot a - vokine
in his life. tifis temper was excellent,
and genbrally obServed decorum .iii de- 1
bate. Onci . " one or two occasions I have
itlen hits,Ary, and his anger was terrible
those a wb? witcassel it ware.not disposed
to rouse' tt again. In his opinions be' was
yielding,nd practicable, and not disposed
to differ i front Lis friends. In private con
versation he was agreeableand . facetinua,
and, while in genteel society, appeared to
undertand all the decencies and proprieties
of it; bht, in, his heart, he preferred low
society. auil sought it as often as possible".'
Ile would !hunt in the pine woods of Illtr-1
vans, with overseers, and' peopre of that
description, living in a camp for a fortnight ,
at a time, withhut a change of ,rainteut..!
I h a ve oftcn Lecn astoni,lied at his cum-:
toar.d of pr,,per lati, : uage; how he attained.'
I
la knowledge of•it I - never cotild find our , •
as he read se! little, and conversed little
'with educated men. After all; it Must be d
allowed that he was our leader in the meas.
tires of the Revolution, in Virginia' In
I , that, respect more Was due to him
other perstwi. Tf we had not him we should
' probalbly, have got on prettytwell; us tr..)
did, by a ,, tiumbnr of nit-u of I nearly [teal
talents, bht tie lok ,. us all far behind. thlis
biogiapher sent the 'sheets of this work to
me is they piitited, and at, the end'
asked my opinion . i i tChl.him it would be
a question hereafter,' whether his,
should Le placed ou the shelf of 'history or ,
paitegyrie.l It is a poor book, nritien in
h Noe, cud gives so imperfect au idea of ,
P a trick genry, tlttt . it seentaiiitteaLd tai
shlow orthu wtit.ermtae than the bi.l l o.kti j.
'of 'the wall - . •
[Frontih6,,Farn3 Journ4.l, -. 1 ~ 7--:
COOKED.FOOD FOICOATTLIV >412.
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;•,,•;-- -- -'3•''•-";i:.:-..-< - : ' . --,:1e...-.:U reloetordae-f," - ;F:, - " , :+ 1 ••• ~..
1 - .I . Eil OILS. riontirik--4t ihi elnrriA 11 15 101 ! lit . ;
. 7 tle attention has ueeri .gtvra by farmers to the
rehave'ealue of cooked and raw food fur , thoi:
xtutk. There is sCare% eli; tiny subject of greater
importance:to them: arid yethcardely one which
has attracted. so lit 4e of their ai O.ittioii - -i,,t;.•
It is a conceded fact that the l ilitidity'• lofiit . •
nicer evry,--kind of vegetshie fool may hamlet"- i
It improvetkby first subjecting it 'to the protimi' L
~ i ,. ~ - 1 - i of bailing or steuming. [Boiling removes the
' MP' Tim iditor of ti l : l ?". l ellistiatil-AApeate i indigiitiiiit-iy of many' vegetaidei'..- The Min..
gitiei - the followiag ' .. iraphi,... i deset 19- i, uto particles of whtCh theyare cone posed. 1, are
tioul` of :in alarm i vii ,il'h !I'll'g':t i ll ( i 4 L li i i-C l- 1 1 ' Sfl , ciatkd ii - y ' the jprocess. This .r. st•perntis4
other passengers revel tcd In aU•SILJ:g Illici,:- , natevrat7:- C.,inses! iqepre . :.ents&Ot . , \ cf a Ilaiger , I '
his' bit . in a storm. ' •I . IL ' I . . !"' 'll I ..,
N, ll i iononnt of surfcec nil the actien o the jit ) ices of
1
But we lia - d , not cr's;ej the barrliptil an, [ tbre stounteSl' . snick can tend oaty ti.; the benefit . :
oilier Northetl canto up, nialtiodit : ,4' tip ! un iL t i.-. I .y.- - .i-
necessary to li4 at r aachur fur til, l : 111 , .,31. Of ' i r ' ' - ' ' ( - - ' i .-- •
the i night. Towa i rdS day the; ult) , >: . ~: It is said, awl ninicat every tiay's experience
; , •', ' `'i, Ll/ ,. /- 1 iiistains it that cociiiketdfiio'l gains ;Jarid •
4 4gali gut up ste•uu,. anq thsue sat...; at.vt-- • - ' •. 1 ' - . the - Yin
~, 1, ,,, .
euri,..e
we
_,,,;,,, 0 ,:, , Ile. i m.,,,ia.,,ird,, ma , , ,. , point of nutritio ‘ o. l l:uless tide werel C3,98
r1 7, 3e, Ifiag .
~,, , , t4
~ i 5;
. 1 . 1 1 .,..1,.. ; f).jr,,, that , tiy2f .. e iv f oi I it' would 1),3 p0..0 .. , ecoilomy . to inchr the expense
Wate t r enough to (~,,,.....1 l ir„ ~,,,,„, , ~,,,, r.,,,d , „,-.1,1,, ,Acu l ki,„ foul. biuek, Rad even
11, • 1 I ••[• - H• ic. i , -,• ' I'." -1 , ' hutraU\beir•-•: tiii- lull 1 in; , r , )1 . tit
ever, ..11ig..% .I".(Ve 1;1,111 • hill 41 , - ',.:lrtrtil Lfl . ''
\ ..4 . - -.."!, 1 11l V. .a,e4114 y ..ipens9
`ri.,li: 4 1, 1 .4 I I . il i ... .• 'of 1 , with thi , truaind, 'lna and . e v . )1 -' print of
is, "' O ' il r',‘ ll. l . 7 ,"'" ), •l'' , it I. Y - ,,, "\. ' ['l l'"'"` ° l e `
In,g o i iitside an I:her.fuhr-Ini , !,t, hmrs.t.. S q ! helPel'" ll "Eoltr"'Y• We all know • that many
ho reiolved' to in.tl:c [ i ]; ,. „ ;t ea , ' pt. ...1-1,,,, ,, crt.i,:: . .e5. whi..-...\sa ~. Vnp.,Lit4bl2,,,r t nd decidedly ,
iirst iiave that strnlAt he ii:iipitprAelul•ed at i,4ltintrin6nheilettLieckti:d toi.if the riCtion' cf
a l. %v f - 411 shqc-It to tle , l.iii . sin6u."[ Tho war ei l4 v . -' 11 "g w- 0, - , ri beiu'llll' , at ?IV' Pll' 1 • 11,1 ' 1 :' t. .
, ~, , , .) a ' e - e ,
lurokt into the I,,Aiesledbiti forWarill, awl , i , ntantivc,in t r io, hi-hest degree. {ll-1W Potatoes'
Pountif 'a 11 o 1 .1' 4NV ,il. r her;)ss , 4lc , till'ip,4'.furoisn but a.= sii:l . , , 11 2 iell of diet, Lot who in .
throb it'
In diors on .1l1:11 Silk. Ti l e 1 1 .-; ; 1 41 4,t. .t.e.pkr
•oVio etidliese 's ine - ..••.nyl . wilit'es of
sic,, post of i tlitit, were dlshel, *about:: leliihoiled er r.in.,,t,1 uhee.. Many othyr vege
iarilftlp°, Mit
. 01 t. llOll.- ben b 4, alitl 1 4' 41 ';` 1, Col •'', iciebt-4e instahCed Whu \ se I value ' for liu•
statuiroutusiluotkel with witted The wares . .1a f ..1 '7' ' l ' . ' . t•
t i nn
, i ---____ .: ,. . ) .t ai .. 0., i s reamense l ,y iseprov,„ ,•,, , ,,,y the prc,-
even Itiroice over the upper cke,c„ atiq --- pouv-.,i1t , ,5-uf cooking 'will, / 5h,,i,..,1 11,4 fhs improve-ed ILO() UV'. gentldinl:u,s state- t)t.d.us. . The' '' • , I• - 1
•-• [ o ,''-'' L `s,
. { merit be apvt',te.o. as w., to tit,: iiiiiinnis • . ,
r i thilli ' end ritchiug 0•' till' ' l 4 W“S 6 ' 1. '1 ln ma:). inst.&ticla ttitt /11;:liv:Itiou i.;tilis i.ii:i.
1 .. 0
yund.l-1 nnythiog ii• ill ie. ever y felt. In rt i.itt llt ul n u t t rom •-' i ,, r . • •
a- w.to. ... I..lsposition
ihnitieut or tuo•Mort.. sl i ni was ilainl3" heard .;? ; - I . '. i ~/ f t \,,r
,
and Ifelt to strike the button .' The la - di - ''' to
imPrj-‘: upon
old
aa''
but
rull
a w"
• Uncoiled • that such rreat.:resuits were of such\
- perleyt y flan:Re-with liight,lpoureti out of l' , '''- • •
i.l .. ! c:ise ntt: ' orient. Tltere are tutu a
WhO,Fill be President in 9.9001 , tour 'stale-ruouts in - their aitt clotiit's, and , .... 51 ' • 3 ' '
. , . 1 ; . ,•
~. ~.. . r t . ... 0 i , ~I would at nee itdopt Ole systole of giving their
Wilt tin boy.
9of our cite rjair l and at , gatoettng tnur 111 ,:no la ~ I.le etuural:e. -to cI- ,_, I . , 4 , , •
of
i '' i ' I despair , beta up sueitAt he trt leal - iii ,, te• it st ' ict """ e ' 4•4° " , w e tJ • c iltV bei "rm.° the
teutirely densider the fol(owiut , :lacts while ii ' f' ' • ' 4 '-'- d. I t. 1 t" that by St) 40ing, they would grlatly ieort- 4
.r.: 1 ag i our ; cars never ir.... ore litar!.l; awl- Qua Itl"' '
theC i '• eaehluquire what lienuifilikr, pflrsiiit grftutltbat vve may osier be ;:o outer unite hits
it,) while ' talie .4
1 1
who are h Iva ''. ,-,''
they shall I engage in, in order to Tiro to as to ilear it o;,.,1 11 ,. 44 .11 1 e i ,nt' l • tne "i n ti it iiils ;;IN'gta Igcs du notl puesue it because of (Cie
„, I f , t„,.. 4. a I._. ;
...._ d.
the elevated position here indicated.. - I
1 ea i mj, l6 , ,, igh thi k. eu tod y s h a m e & -th em . , diy i naity of procurin the necessury oppiraittaxe
A" eotenapOrary mtys that theu_boy LE,n . 2 . - , -..ii.....4. 1 sel'vvsl t -tii -- 4, : v ..e--"ry-'941-14-4-t---,41t1:---- " tite r ' 4° l E : 9:r ' ,l **3"l:thil'.4.l6c l uttit°.--- 1 l-it417.27 '
rost potro ym.s e p rtt w t . o m e Rim -- ji gum* t , etern.l ~.00n. the sup 'struck igain, : relned; than for the anenligliteal nian.to seek
v6Ol
. io i what his
usoie is
oe where i and theo_again ani again '.. Onze s 4 stag., 4 ut.ec:ssary infortuition. Its will find it ia
gp,re. , o , row trill conducted 4riculturatt peritulicaf.-4.
ho rt4ides, Redoes not stop to inform' as.- 1 g ere , d ;h Bt° l ) PPl , an l, tt 3-4 ," -‘4 ' -1.. t °, hav e
1 lie
ii i iry .
ut this
thitramt, be
gattiorie • g pete ,,,_ , lup pe , struggte. 1.1411 1 1 she at J.I. at - utotleup, ; L'Or the seccatd,. pre..4urue'fit WiitTO)t, be out. of
failure in tboi l ntachiutir , y, los iitr; pin:Se 'tu katrfirli, t fur L t everiti yeak I have u 1
Mos . ) u Oregon, or' peddling pop-corn aimu v t iby
.any
we must alll buy , e i ueetOosti,
Trujrl. I)anit•l Webster once matle."a new I hea! l "'"Y) [ ono of Niott's,,,indtiutlhoilers, tUtd\, toke gi nt
euit, tif satinet" by sAlittu catfkli at
a shill- 111 hen.she would tisc tol a fearful licight OR ? pleasure in recom•.ocentug it to ' lsric \ li ws ere in '
e•
icf • ice, -l• utl 6- ,, i to l ' lir I ' -
(.- < UWAlildearch of a realty god article-an ar,icte in
; ling ti'striu,, ,, ,Wherever he unty he all un. i the ; I °t ) .4 )" . 4 . e- e°
l'eouseious of his high destiny', lie' Nei, the i the diSposttion, in authetpation Of her strik-1, f.„,, A , which Mitfarnicr should he witliJoi sea
I! his
'that!, &lira within, him, and. gritsp 1 jug tie be! t3121' to s O ui ' -the eYr' fist, and ;it he does not. cook tit, food for:his •,t,it, -- .
II his llouk ' th4 l sting for . kru)wll.l ,, e. ,Ilis
dg e., !grit the teeth hard, was . irtesistAble. Unto i - '1
. ,1 struck{ , . , , .. • 1 Word more :in d r'itave done. „Wu...,
i 1 , .e She a I,e.LrLd as if elle:: ,
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I parculte aKtltic) auswe,r his eudlesq (polies, : i r b V" • r 0 ..i. nua . their t,
li e j u i e l, at j . i' s d e ; %T i ep i n , i n t e ll ec t, yei, littic ! iTUUI4 i f art amid-ships. ,IThc.prObability. of ), ' 6 ,.-"' . • ' ,
,
dreani thai bis 'will bu il grent uaine atuonw ;, :.t. watery grave iiecame initninerft; and it i""s°i'elY essential t°l
. , meaCIS fur //3:15tit,,,t,, ,,,,
nICII/ ,known w• de :ti: thu world. .; o i behoov i ed us to beennie ticotici;(!„,l to a h i=s- : = • .''
an d to i cimpell i ed to as,
1 I Or; pi.rehnuce the hard liztull of poverty, , 1 1 ty audlunerxpectod farewell to lifc,,.
Or the. Belt[ baud of orilLnage, are 'no:ILL.; commend our i.ouls to yin) Whe i iwas incr. tlitn,.! 'ltiellerttlY 1 14
ing 'and training him.f6) . the tellillent .:•.ffort, :c i ful tel the soul, : of tlie , dying,ther oil t h e :It is pr i eriouslj'. been'
that shlf-rdlianceau resolute will, that fit ' "wi t- 1 0 the iteslit4ntl.ile , vitlue of the % 1 , chile other process of
ilia] fur the reat ac - Ivetueditti., Ile must ;, "precious faith", ottlie gosptil iti such an i: Edi tors, anima gross ls oh
pass through the school that prdp ires 'trim ; Mar! II ~. .; 1 . .1 is ts. any less neeessar l
for' hie high career In his youth m an y u I A m
t 14.4' the joyful cri% rang . ba k, "111111 improvement that theit
trial and wrong must b rea k li nt ta- diet right, she's over'' It . - > i
I w a s caught and to I piired as to to correct tt
hardness of life. •In his manhood manly, . pealed throughout-the'ressel, ack.o 'parried iil the eas e o r a im ma d
hartighips Must be endirred, many
races
1 b y tria ",Y, e hearty. essdatilattote nflg atitude. ! _ eat i,„i n ai spensa i
oveteolue, and rivals otits•fripped in We race; But ai 'we . werc'delayed in our tsfip, so we I,lid e Etiar,, and perfecti
the yoke 'of envy and , detraction de : spised; z, are delayed in -our voirespowk; net, for'. '
iglie-it rind twist desiri
skid hatred and malice defied. i want of room.? i 1 .- \ ' I - •:' - ,i-b I
,be sou g ht or atUnne v
. 1 I
throughsuch a school and training the 1 ' 1 t -
, $ , i 1 A " I - %
1 writer upoe this apt
President ofl9oo will doubtless come, and
i 4 npw coming. But front What , condition
ia life, at from what part'of our broad land
no out: coil; predict or kuow, but,.Prori
deuce, rhvipresides over the destinies of all
, ,
rritiuu:s - 4ocacstet A ',ter-kart.
. . i
oside foi the mo
fuity, and common
é incessant intdr
sts'rrhich emigia_
emmunities thus
i almost , iiiirve
1 1..
, the' w(Mders of
.arcely any limit
a which this in
! it glance lit tlic
%% 11 ehow
i l thU t
rritorie4 of 1 tile
rider civilizAtion.
to got solueltaU . :
buS left availabl t p i
Ike a district , tic
a I:it,l s y 1 ,, ,:ii , 1' Una
k::.asas is pilYl
which.(he 'A.,,, , - 1
, s eoc expau ! liigsi
Id rat.n:!urly !so
ous •teiritor - y t(4
deba.;
r, RioldCrS dp;, l
or--is in itself
n Itela!ndipui
be put tor(h4
.• like OM?: As
is said we tal:
i I • 1 1 13. MINNEEOT 4 BILL
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j Messrs. j.l'Ury lance of Butler , Kuokie
7 a
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''ofl).lupliin l ,„ au& others, having voted a
gain;t the Bill provliling, for the aitnissior,
of,3lint:sota n a State in , tO the 1 1 ,11' b in , I t
' is,right and proper, as they have 'been cal.
l l ki to account for that vote by j the Net's
I York Tribitaa, -- amt the reasons which ludo',
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tamed thef..; should be, known to the' public!
racy
are iucli'we are sure 'every Anterictoi.
f
will approve; anti may'begaheredlfrom ti
(letter pithliShcil by Mr. Vurviatiee, the u1:14
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of %h: ,we _• t -
L4ll/111111 ell annex: !. , ,
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My 'first objection wo to the ~ .boundary.l
j The line:, of ,dixision being -•,...iif4th and!
1 to,itl., 1 gives to the State achuit(tici the ad-1
vacitage o f on entire 'easteru leltindary, ur
•floarly I ,sa,.Up4u the 31b2..Assippi '''so Lake
Superior, throWitig the newly foOtiicd Tcr-i'
Jrit;Jry of Pa'eetah far ,backi into Of t . forest,
w4re it will b'elikAr to' retuaiVfor forty
1 ycars before becoming s State. 'Aline run
east an 1 west wi.ultl have gieen tini the new
St a te of Mie.sata now and within Jive
l'tm
years a new State immediately north, wo'd
have iniunded both on the, east 11 the Nis
sis.sippi'and Like Superior,l , add'' on the
!
,11 . 7 7 5 t be the Missouri; and , would),mast un 7 !
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qu.:stio ably, have equalized tt4 ac s,auta. l
ges et I ke and; river navigation loran the
iuloibil ors of the Tcrritor of, Vitmeseta.i
My second 'objection '• lis top: clause:
1
iilLielt admits al fureiguel t o l4ave vote and j
hold office witlMut being naturahtted, which 1
I consider a 'virtual repoal of ' ilfe present
iiatuirulizatiou low. film bill wii reported
directly' from the Committee : to t the Nouse
H ..,; I . I , I • I
tom , put upon its.,paseiige uudir the previ
ous queoniou, and all ettemPts,to amend - it,
simply by inserting' the wurde."eitizene of
the United Statils," were refused uuderithe
ciperation of thi'e' gag rule. lu my judge•-. 1
Mout idephral& injury has beau doife to ii
the donde bf Freedom by the unqtural di-1
vision of the Tertiary; Which, ,while it
way !.enhance tlie value Of Property in the
lianas of sp cu;jtors, 9111 greitly.lretektbe
.
general 'prosperity of, the- whole ri , erittoty
awl postpone the admissionjtuto the Uniou
for years-to come, of another - flourishing .
.16,.. Atat.. , Hari ' thii bill_ in its nracAnt .
ESTABIAgHED 14818;
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. liape,'bcieti defeated, and thiri friends of
Prl!ednuttleted in *eoneert, ai now bill could
hani
e !nen forth-with ifraed„ and reported,
en passed,' :dividing :the
,erritory" by' an
easiand west line, - whereby tient new Free'
Stetea,'inetead of but - ant,li ,nhilhare , betin.
1 4
*iteirtnitg,',Fta f .: — ft4 , 4 o. ftv* - the l
olpj:withiti - d;e yearn, and - the . Othr eti- - I
;1 jee 'curable feature c4cald have been stuck.,
en ut,' - iks it was in the Oregon 1) 1 10, which 1 ,
was allowed to go to! the Conunittee of - the 1
Whole, wliie the i‘linnesotii bull V73.s'kpt
in the iousa;\under the e.oairt,l of the pre
vious! queztion,liere all our efforts t o I
ante i nd were ffuitlevel
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Ladies! Don't read this'. -,, , I . ~.u.ti is well linown. th
A "Disbanded Velintair'," ! c tb i* p'i l ,i . ..., . • ff . her e,is fie4tienklly ditllt;
. 11, a . \ - , ,
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- Ii ' • 1 I L. 2„. zeverisa.....s, !.., 0,,.
i feW .days at the "Sent • Niehelas . hotel'' ir.;44iucli i; the case ai
writes te l the editor of, the Sunday Times
„inol either
.11 • J • 'become
tag the, present 'fashLios of • 'the tea, mastication,,is semi
m" as follows: ! ' '1 i terfered with , i b e....ttoo l
hen 1 I ' :,'i ; ~ , - -1 1 teddy performed, and th;
"l 1 ' foot II Hiroo; tirOSzlway lor i I - 1 1
.
. take a buss . tip or ld.',lrti :. that interestiao..l;. . 1 • . . •J.
I
•1 ~ i , -- ...I `-' ; Ulailelll ty 'to a very gre,
balWaiti, I all-ps thsp l ic, . l'runeenee taat i . , • , r , .1
I when I grit to • u' f . i n c. II i -
3o , l', l . ." ur " u'r '. l iimis
, ~ :,,p3.s.rmi g ty:in apply ivil
of .ill e•' , 4 Fut c'
I helP 1 1)04 1 7 you di , .leUt fulO'tne,ol i di:r.l.. lde '.. : ' •• ' ~i • ' llg ' ' .
i sutler marry a drYg6l-;11s •Yilirbir; 'a. jetrnir ) • i . . /. . de ..r a . b .. 1 :: 4 Mlvmmi ' t . l ' wild
stere and. a cooperi'u;csiablishieent th• ' from " thral thlch•Y or
°
I
' owe of thim inikturt.s Of l!gured Isatalioli- . if ' ' - ' du
l' ' the:toed, of tridet, 411
I ;.fai - tid rings, and walel,oue; you . mill a fasii.., th:r.,ughly digeStea it is
. „ , ,P, ~' C. , , .._ , _
lon:it:4e of i. C.!olll . eit:lrS in every CITOMiI- ! LI, loolmonsecitent'y in.
Jferetice tif silk; velvet and cete.ty, ilia't ri = promoting its health -.lat
1 4 ' 1 ! " • 1 • • ,LarsL •II ' t i fr ck. f
,ties a,eng, .)te.a...1‘.13, a.. . 111 N - - 111 truDIAD , Vita the'scr fit i ' beor
! I SpOSU;ifilti lifOr DIUO,.OfI tilf . .!' ildner iS fll:'l. ' wiletht it is net "true
led in wi l pi l uicat . , and 'hoes. lunch lis goanl'stock i,oiled :tool..- I.ii:i
IL mon! the Dider spectator ken nevpr DO, !t i.°
'7 -'llthht I shali I: ntix
poor' fel.Ow: marry ajSite,l and . Intl, ‘s 7 l-, 01 , 1 a . 7 (3
._
it conies to thepia, that he has uuthen in i . - _.___-..
it
ii. his arms but a regular anatomy; 1..' .- - -I • I IflYou woum fatte 6 i l
Ii •lif nicM is gay deseerers; woes to be .s aid tr..`. 1 ' 5 2ve11?, 9 4i,
'" ,- . t . h l Ct' l' 1 ` 1 " 1
,
11 of a female that dresses fo a hundred and !air, plenty cf rest. si.nie4
forty weight, but hasetit rely nA much fat Ido not .di:iturb e.w.: - 11 : atur
on I .ier as would , grease . a glid(ll4 - 7 . 1-1111 the !miai,.and 8 4 11 //; , give
,ipperietit plumpness consisting
, t,of cott,m,itintritou*Sootl. :;.''. •rl7 .
and walebone: line told _that lioias ig,be-',crain,lialt -
. ~ .
glutting ' to ne made wall junta s, . that at . .fothiar;;•,lrtii ,
11 .
~the thea•ons and concerts, . a fa6hronable
',lady can ' i'llitit. up skorts like a Parsoi, , and
'the crowd achance.• .
.I'L is
itve
iiplArtikler bloating to the mail race!, Fpeshly
lta . staue. I:Ef oil the : world was actilly a
"-I 1"" -• 1
IT.Stawi. • nal has been , fablii4ly asserted, -it'
P' b il' t' 6 . .la . - 11 . f 1
iwou...eu. mor u accom.inv te ai . ,i Jo lash:
ilfashi'onabfe Winfinin• it; tliarlo pre•:,,lt habil
liiinetit,.; ale. Cuqer seetiwnufd 114 . 3.i3 t ake,. a
I ',deck Ip issAge; ou tbo -- 4alll of the vehickel.l'
t.• 1 1 .- ..—.......:,..---i•-:- . ' s
1.. , • •
1 - at...lNOther I should riat be surprised if
- ' -
'pin, :,-lusatilgil,t elifk . .ed,some,l da ).•'
/..Wliy, n,,1, sone' I. ,
. ' . "ecati,sd. iiiir , !. beau , tWistel • his . arm
around her neck the other niglit,, and
'if, shut bad tot 'kissed him lie woul . d . bare
itran 1 1 - 4 hfl.j, betides , hej sit' fry .
L. - , '.. ? 1.
her and'
,htspers to her , and , lig. tubs
r - lier!'i :". ''. -. ' ...
• . - 4r. '
:
.."liliy,. ' o3ward, Susan does !not su ff er
„that: does I lie?" ,
‘‘9 .l fter dust—ely! rim lavtalt."
it
1 • lib" Tali pima is beaomiugl ielebrateil for
•ter..tlairy, lir.koeto. Itutter sinii .eiteese. are
! -
' concerui
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lgrirulfurat
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• 'The
showy , by th
colors lawny
CM
ja•na, The best illan,to
.arEing , is to bliv a,veryl fioe. feSekjitsi ou tho
other sYde . of aYe 27 imerikate• •
•
of;
dfr(ii Produative : 'ef\dise •
%! Len e 1 .tterw
oftener t.linn thive tinier
thiylins tit
before 'suniet. .•
`s
.7‘;aztTowels I wring out ,'f hot linter - and 4.
plied -t!i the forehead, in! filmes ;of iieusnlgio
fiend/tell°, will! it 'e stikl.l ! effort! winclrielief.
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The .Patent QlE•e,has reeiTe3 somit;elegant I
specimens of 44 . 31iiaia
~graims,"from',Fnlifor!:-
nia. •It!, is beliee l etl, I that the , e qapen 1 e .. ..tila_t4_
be supplied At a Ctienpeir rate from Californick '
[
lano feni•et Ilida.. :' 1 •rr • -• •
MEI
El
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MS
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eethalecac}sui,e
them. hay.ins
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nature. '/low is
the use f fi,adi 4ltich
softened 13y
co,ki, - Now . Nltisso
td;' and their teeth de* I
T' to , their comfort and
i• food shoul - drbe Ao pro-
that' ,it ia
ri being? . idifeot mast:.
blo• •
retoisite of ptTfeet
,1 •
digestion is' 1, pee 'of
‘ble .41 , jr.ctsr tlti 'lt elm
r•
r. • • .
the stock farme •
•
tjeet - tTava:
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;Elm
;ulty. of 'dentition, c'aus
`'appetite -.and diarithco
1:1t1 the guths of the ant
' ' ,
inflainel "
o 9 ...,u1 Cora
tisly. a4d •,ruln4isly in
il'of durse" but iinper
#3 tiiseases above i/utaeti
if .0 1 )(1 , would obvi a te this
.at extent. The 'stim!:,
th: - equalc.b,sency to in -
Teri:llly . - tt - ,. , tlio•dc lUrtll.•
its 4. " iC
, 411111(63 !jillereli
CCidel ial CallSil. . Fur.
It lain, al 1.:1714:es is
~rnor6 readily asiinila-
OP.Cat:IOUS
bigor."
. us, it is subziiiked
ttonotny - tg2givti our
li•ieti it, iiko it
J. 3.11..
1132
,
oour cmtact profitab!,Y
;; • ;
witoie.4.or.nu
e eicau f resting;
f ri : piste of tapir
the.l9 of goo
yOuleed
if Lai it:,
•, 15 !ky r
f
1.
1,t1.111pe..16.
vour
••
ng . sho l uld not c ei t
fluy-4hantely; whenl
noon,„ mid att . h r
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