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The Dutch Council Of the Ifand Of Curacao hss Of.
6cialy announced, thar il cafe the United States and
France houd BE- az war; and the Batavian forced in as
party, Americans and American property viii be REL
fpeed agesaby The United States treaty with fIo
lanI.
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70 tie Freebolslers and ofber inbdbifantl
Of TIE foqaa Of Kihery, mfbe Common
zeeaitb Of Magarbafsft5.
GENTLEMEN,

Your candid add ELS ofthe 9Th July, which
received on the &c of Anguil, deferves my
thanks. The repeated attempts 70 accommo-
date differences with the French republic have
been dittated by love Of peace, and = reIped
TO the French nation, as well as 70 the fenfe OK
the American people. They have aniwcred no
other end than to unfold defgns the moi per.
nicious and demands which can never be COM
piled wtA. No hope Of iafety remains for Us,
without our own uuiied exertions. The con-
viaion Of this is general, but will never be
univeifsl At leaf The time will never come
when all will acknowledge II. In the laf exs
uemity, fear, We ihall fnd Traitors who will
unite with an invading enemy, and FLY within
their lines, there 70 Be tormsated BIZ their own
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Marine Articles
P0yt Of Portland.
Marine

Tuerday Ian arrived here, fnow Mary, capt Rowlaua
Jones, g. days from s. Ube. Ieft there. fhio Com.
merce Ham, Of Newburypo fail il ten days: hin
Statra, Seward. Of Portfmouh to fail in IL DAYS fnow
Rcioution, Chamberlain. for do in so days
Ysiterday arrived tnow Frederick, capt Ceorgen.
kirfon, 33 days from ST. Croix.
Capt. Smith Of Bonon, ipokc on the Gesna Banlss a
fiherman who informed him that Nv Ereush privateers
We're On the BANS and had robbed serersl vciTeIs.
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Wanted Immediately,
a LAD, about IA or TX

years DID, who ID acquainted with writing and arith-
msf'c< % attend u FINAL orc. and slit il tavern
none need apply who cannot bring coed Recommended
ons-Inqeife az this cices Or Of The fubfIiber
New GloucsntF. ". jerks.
sats~Er II. 72.
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Captain poTE.

Who was 70 have been executed ID this town on Thnrr
day rcxt, DIED iuddenly, Monday evening Ian, ii
the dungeon Of rhe goal The verdict Of the jury
was, 9zat BIZ Dab rpas 81 seoass " Fspy
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y no PaTIon NAL appear 20 dIlc1arc
faid taxes and All ncceary intervening charges, 81
before the FRI day vt Oetsbcr ncst. AZ O'Clock a
81 much "a lie lai iyta "a land viii he itIihcscnr
dilthargs tie fame vii then Ne fold Al Public AUG \
The hiehen bidder, acearding fo law. A Tx hoa
DANIEL IACKfDN. Innholder H. iaid Poland.
JOHN #. MERRILL, Collssggt.
P.ias2 SsASsa5~ IL 1898.
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Virginia paper Jays I've have The belf
authority for iaying that upwards Of hiasty
fbsufard volunteers, have made atender of their
fsfvices TO the PreLident, and been accepted"
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Tofbs Prssdsat Of TIC United St3ies.

SIR.
THE lubicrbers, heeholders, and other in-
habitants Of the town OF Klttery, IN the Com
monwe4lth OF MzAachnfetts, beg leave TO join
The multitude of our fellow citizens in preIent.
ing you wish cur warmea gratitude for that
wisdom, vigilance, integrity and patriotifm,
which have marked your naturalization ; and
particularly for your peEievering folictude 70
PreieEve 70 thele States the belliugs peace and
neutrality, upon iuch terms as would be conliH
ent with the preieryation Of our eiIential rights
and interef.
Attic repeated attempts to accommodate
exiting differences with the French republic
have not produced the effect which might have
been reaionably expected they may prove the
eiicntial means Of our political ialvation by I'M
folding the de6gns aud enormous demands Of
that government which we have hitherto been
unwilling to conclude or snemy. This diiclofure
mutt produce uaiverlal conv cficn, that no hope
offafttyis left for Us without our united exeftions
-therefcTe We thank you, Sir, for your repeated
calls IN the proper department to make the
mott fpeedy provilon againa the wort events
for your firm refolusion that you viii never
furrender the independence or eiIential interefs
of your country and for calling on the people
to unite with you in duplicating the direction
and bleHing Of that almighty Being under whole
patronage we have nothing to fear from any
power on earth.
Every attempt TO detach us from that gov
erhmenr which is the work Of our own hands,
and from which we have already derived blef.
iings far beyond the highea expectations of its
warmeA admirers, Qvr rtpel qvitb indignation To
abandon tnch government with the invaluable
privileges, civil and religious enjoyed under il,
for any confederation whatever. would Be acting
part unworthy the defendants Of our renown-
ed ancelters-bring indelablc nfamy on our
felves and poaerity. While we deprecate the
evils Of war, hould 70 unhappy an event take
place, with an humble reliance on thar Being
whom we acknowledge as the only 9 Arbiter Of
Nations" and condeing IN the wilton, patriot
i'm and hrmncis of the conhituted authorities
Of our country, we are determined at the rifque
of our Ives and fortunes. to tupport the conai
tuition, and thoie meaiures which they hall pre-
icribe as necefary to psefcrve insiolable the
rights and Liberties OF our country,
The for<soi1g qua5 Egaed ~ m9rs than te0o BIN.
dred Of rsslPeaa5ls iababaartf Of The fozun.
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The Nswyork Legins ture has agreed to 4
bill appropriating One Million Two Hundred
Thouiand Dollars, % Be applied under tbs az
reeion OF the Prefdent Of the United States to
the Fertilization and Defenie Of the Port az
Newyork--and Two Hundred Twenty one
fhopisnd Dollars, for he pureha'c IF Arms,
building OF Aricnals, mounting OF Cannon &c.
&C.
The citizens Of annapolis, have volunteered in
The defence Of that city and halbor.
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Intelligence is received, via N Btunfwick, that
Dutch il-et, COMPETING fevsnty fail had been
defeated in OF near he Texel, and thar large
feet had efcaped from brett
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~ sus Of ny readers bavs sAprgal zrjs ne Re pro-
esaag, Of be iqts B4xp r,rie zgb5 bzs exsaei p s1s5
alaiiar tor dry Pab6 them. Thy 9yesf tai tie
fas rsg 0r Frsrb pgitiss, ia that f0pp, tbs de
sk viA 81 giveq ibsfs asssbk risa, 6is part q
tx uuioa.
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An arrival at Philadelphia, from Ruflia CON
firms the filling Of the feet Of th; nation, laid
for England.
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/" NO7o,' and " TIE american Tar, I"
jhaH appear next q0eek.
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Duck & Cor.


Atf0Nc nHfrR ar,
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THE SECOND Book Or CERoNzcLES.
Chap. /.
I. TT + came 10 PATS in fhof- dayr, that the
Il fabbc aGenbled and 1sw Louis, witt
the edge Of the gaIiotine, and Drmon reisnsa
in bis 1ead.
2. Now this Damon had Eve heads an5
they faid one 70 ano her, lrf o. piun5er, DIVIDE
and conquer the whole world.
3. And they called 10 them thof. who were
wiling 10 ftrve DGmoa, aud b45e rhen Ivy
forth and fpread ilAughger ccdearuaon shrou IN
all the countries round about.
= And when they had gone forth. ~. Eve
heads Of Damon >onluIted together bow TREY
Ihould agg andize them elves, ana reward tho.<
who were faithful IL ihsir fery;cc.
5. And they faid, lei is demand and ezf5rrs
voluntary contribution Of All the perfonal enste
Of thole whom We fall conquer, ard let us rob
On rhc grear waters all that mali come in our
way Especially viii We take from tbe Coiur
bians the produce Of their labolr, the fruits OF
their hard earned independence.
6. We will make them believe, by our xii
in intrigue. that we gave them their iadvpen
dence, and that we have aright TO take it a.
way.
?. And they faid unto Genet. 90 thou, who
art cunning amonga men, and tel lh- Column
bans that their rulers are syrznts, and their
liberty il gone bur that we have rulers and
liberty in fore, which We VIII freely give
them.
5. Now as to the doings Of Genet and lis
5ueceao's, Fsuchet, and Adet, are they not re-
corded n all thsasws veaiesrs throughout Co.
lumba!
8. Ard itcame T. pafs, when Fanrbet AMI
AdeI rssurnsl,s Z tod tic FIVE heads Of Demon,
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= b u
many oilers. It iesms prudent ii fuch al
alarming and momentous criis, that the Amer
leans and Britifh refain from irritating one ano
ther, and Ihoali adhere to Juice which Is tie
bea Foundation Of arnity.
The publication Of The CannibaI's Progrsf
has done material Iervice to the canfs. In this
little work an aln6on IS made to fone other
works, VIII oh ihould be obtained and pubhth@d
10 America as fcon as Toaible, particularly
''th- conduit of the French in Francon A. pub
liihed 10 1896. Oar fair country women fhoula
betold, thai in forns places, wherever The French
moved, according TO the words If the fra
mentioned pamphlet. " here was ne her mai
den wife nor widow, that was not foIc5y and
repeatedly dilhonoared.' They were fome
times violated before Others ii the face Of day !;
the violation killed lome at once, while II mad
Others iloW,y pine % death They fAould
therefore urge thsir lovers and their hafblnis
TO the battle The tongue Of beauty "a virtu-
ons cauis, may fmetirn.s animate more than
the clam0rous trumpet or tic fpirit airring
drum.
The noble rtfolution uAi1h has been recon
| nienoed by the word aud the example Of our
admirable PrsGdent fsens - be generally in
fufed into all ranks of psopls. 1t ihould re-
move the rubin Of French politics.
A Ere when knsl.d ~ our flyph rus moves,
Through TIC dry hyAth, before the ftnningwind.
We may rsafonably look for great zdvantz-
tags from the character and talents Of NJ
Adams, and Of G ne al Wafhington, who has
nobly offered, ike genuine hsro, to Init lis
re.rment 10 old age TO f.rge without pay his
country in the field. AS thee genten n are
advanced to power from the fsee, deliberate
and juaiciou5 appreciation of the people, We
lhould voluntarily make Jealous co operation
with them for the defence of the country
We may be near very trying hour. We
ihould exert ourlelyes, without giving way to
DEPENDENCY. Iris the power OF courageous
f'eemen to eife6 thipgs which to fome m ;gh
appear imPoaiblc. An Am rican when he
thinks OF the caufe of lis country, which may
be the cauie Of the world, III nd not be rouf-
Cd by common feelings. The dFe9ory 81
Franse bear the moR rysanicsl and determined
eumty againit this country. |. Britain fan Is
their AttaeS, and Ahe r obably vii, we I've
much 70 hope from the allianee # that coun
try, which has always been 4 faithful alliance
wherever II has been made The directory aim
II nothing lefs than The Iubjuga,ion Of the
world. They have the ambition and the pro-
fiigacy ofthe Romans whom th.y admire
BarFas Is fail to do f,mething, Jf.re Ronano
which ihoul1 excite Our utmof horror. We
fhould endeavoar 70 reforn shs as of our
ciliz-us 90 make Us Offer up acceptable prayers
to the throne Of heaven, that If we lhonlI at
laf he completes to draw the fvori aEainR
thefe monitors, and throw away the fcabbarJ,
it would give US the vitory
A Friend to Government.
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thatthe co'umbians ware disi "a ;-that tfey
hated M fhington, and loved Icifericn more
than Adams, they were exceeding glad.
Io- AID they faid enc 10 aPathrr, thrfr c..
lum5ians are weak contemplate race w
viii plunder them at our plealare.
IF And they gave directions t0 the outcaas
OF all nations, AID Especially to the rene gadoss
OF Columbia, to fit out yedels, and u rake W
force whatever they could find On the great
waters belonging 70 the Columbians.
IL And When Adams heard IF theft tsings,
knowing thar many 81 the Columbians We :
enchanted with the name Of liberty, ana ts'aq
very deilrous 81 procuring peace and prsfperi.
y, he iept three approved msH myers, wits the
olive branch n their hand, - tie Hse heads
of Drmoa, % enqairc The caGle Of tier evil
inueating The Coiumbians.
I3, Aud i came 70 pas that Taileyrand,
the, aPoaate who, thongs a preR, had ina iii
cuff burned with hre tn law and r=timonY
declaring there was no Cody treated rhe m.f
ieagcrs with great haogatin4E, ADD rsfufsd I'd
| lpeak to them in the name Of Demon. unlels
they would yield up the trealurcs ofColanibia,
20 BE- divided as the Eve hea3s Of Demon
ihoud direct.
~. Then tie mrfenrrrs wrote to Adams
how Der non rtfufs5 w hear :lsern.
I5. And when ths lct w Whit the nacT u.
gers had written came tol5e ears of ths people
they were exceeding wroh, IA c.ied Out, ny
ing, who Is tbs Wonacr Demon, that Bosnelh
VI liberty aud lcsk.th " eaav- the world w
vii nor thar his tyFart fh1ll reign over is
| s. An5 they appealed unto Adams witt
enc hcart ana enc voice, and laid, well dnn.
thou good M fsishFai fefvaaE thou haA me.
rised well cffhy county,"
IL. AM the rulers OF the people faid, we
viii now cali fpsth the men of y4ianr, wh1
fought for The Liberty Of Col4mbia Of clI tine
md the young warofs air.
IS. And they fad unto Adams, appoint
rom among The mighty me- Of yalour i11h
as have approved themiclves lillul and firm
in the day Of battle.
~ And Adams wrote a letter INTO Waih-
ington. and fnt it ty he Laads OF the chef
| man Of var.
|. 40 and On this wife wro,e he unto WAN
ingtoa Thou know.a how exceedingly tie
people love thee, how they d.ligh. 70 honour
thee. how readily they viii aasmble Hnder thy
banner, as Of old time come then fson thy
peaceful abode from lcepes thou don fincerely
love, and Aft thy brethren il dsfendpg The
Independence ol Columbia, againll the violence
\ Of Demon.
II. And when Wafhington received the let.
ter from Adams, he was exeecdiag'y moved
AMI lifted TIP his eyes towar Hesven, and fad,
q Lord thou halt been with me and my bre-
hren in times Of trouble thou hat often and
Hngnlariy delivered ns from The hands of the
dcltroyers Behold my lie IS nor lar f1enr. my
days are numbered. and aiFnoA finiih-a The
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Picture for Young Men !

In sBro9f Of The Ja4 e8s85 Of French brirciblss
upon tbs miHAS Of yonng men, give tbe tollOqv
ing character Of TIE yeatb Of Pdris, fai1u from
French J1TOarnaL-Readt, young men, and Rudy
to be every oOgy unlike Fteaebnta
THEY are mean, idle, gluttonous,
envious, detra6tive, credulous, and as
much the AaveS Of ennui themfelves as
the caufe Of it in others infolent and
grofs 10 their behavior towards women !;
cowardly and embarrahed in their con-
duct with patriots; prefumptuous & en-.
terprifing when in a MATS fools and
afrighted when .alope. Should they
continue ten years as they are, they
will be the opprobium, the fhame, the
fcandal and the refufe Of the French
nation"
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Well worth reading /!

4NAINOL4 ONLL4|1 tSt+O ~ F4Cb ~
1917 but e0ery one mrf GIloz0 it to
be as applicable to the French at prGIent
as if 401itten to day.
WE believe, That what others call
violence, is but a bare precaution, and
the purfuit of one Of our infallible rules
Of art.
We believe, That conquerors ought
TO provide for the future by deltroying
every thing that may hurt them; and
that we ought to have no law but the
fword, the appetite Of governing, and
the glory to be had by aggrandifng
Ourfelves at the colt of our neighbours.
ALTO,
We believe this to be juft, That all
things are lawful for dominion; we gen.
orally applaud, and hold, that nothing
is forbid to, them that may dilturb their
neighbours, and fow diviion among
them; that we have iecret Joy in doing
wrong, and whatioever elle may be mott
affecting and outrageous.
We believe, That pity is cowardly
virtue, which overthrowS government
whole bef fupport is fear, and impiety
its foundation.
We believe, That arms infpire rev
crence among US, and troops are the
admirable advocates which plead caufe
bef.
We believe, That the proclamation
of a cannon is above all other titles.
We believe, That jufice is a phan-
tain, realon a chimera, marriage a
triAe, the faith of treaties an illufon,
peace but a bait that our cabals ought
to be full of myltery, our conferences
infnaring, and our oaths but fport for
children, trap TO catch cullies and a
charm for fools. We further
Believe and fay, That perjury is juf ;
and, according to our morals, i'll may
be done for greater good.
We believe, That fincerity is ruin,
that perfdioufnels is profitable, impoG-
ture of much benefit, that inhdelity is
the charter of our grand monarque,
faith foolifh maxim, keeping our word
but mean compliance, and violence
the proper hinge to move upon. We
fpeak one thing and mean another
and make great promifes, but never
perform any our mouths hatter, while
our hearts betray; we have no friend
ihiP without an end vengeance is
fweet to US our protection is heavy
we embrace with one arm and fmother
with the other. We are the ProteuS
of the age, have a thoufand faces; we
enter like lamb, are transformed into
a fox, and thence we become a devour-
ing wolf. We never pardon, are never
TO be lurpriied, and our ways are pa&
finding out. Our voice is charming,
with a 1tudied behavior we count
nothing greater pleafure than inlav-
ing other people, and then leave them
to defpair. We fcof at the hatred of
the conquered, if we can but make
them fear. Queen Elizabeth always
aherted, that we might be eipoufed as
friend, but never approved Of for
neighbor, our rapidity and heat con-
Tuning what we can reach, not being
able to fublf without coveting and in
vading our neighbors goods and proper
ties and we are under a neccfity to
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CUMBERLAND, II.

CUMBERLAND, II
To Daniel Tucker, one oftbs brqbrict0rJ
9fhe Portland Lang Wharf and enc Of tie E1,
(Sribfrt 0thbs foregoing Application.
YOU are hereby required in the
name of the Commonwealth Of MaGlohulttts,
to notify and warn a meeting of iaid proprie-
tors, in the manner by law directed, to be hol-
den at he time and place and fer thepurpofcs
mentioned in faid application.
Given under my hand and feal the eighteenth
day of June, Ammo Domini 1903.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, JuRice Of the
Peace for ilid county.
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Purfuant to the foregoing warrant,
hereby notify and warn the Proprietors the
Portland LongWhlrf to meet at the time and.
place, and for the purPofe' mentioned IN the
above application. DANIEL TUCKER.
Portland, June g, 1898.
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George JJobgJ6n's EGate.

WE the fubfcriber8, having been
w appointed By the Hen. WrL,IAm Coz
HAM. Efq. to receive and examine tie claims IF
creditors to the eRae Of Gto2Gz JoHysov.
late Of Falmouth, y,oman, dsceafcj, re2reicnt
ed in'ovent, DO hereby give notice, that Gr
months from the frR day Of May lat, wcr.
al owed 70 laid creditors T. bring 10 and rrrvs
their claims and that We thaH attend III c.r.
vice 1.-THE dwelling bouf- IF ARcHLLAus T.,u
IS, in faid Falmouth, ~ the la3 Mood9v e
this aud the -four following months, from ,v,5
to fix O'Clock, p N W.
ARCHELAUS LEWIS.
-, JAMES MEANS.
Falmouth, June 5tb, 1898.
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PRINTING.

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Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Hand.
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Ran AuvaV,

70 Samuel Freeman, En-. one oftbe Juc
hce5 Of The Ptaee 4oabm tie county II Cum
6erland.
THE fubGcriberS, being FIVE Of the
l. proprietors Of the Portland long Wharf
judging a meeting Of tie faid prop'ie ors 70 be
necedary, do hereby apply to you the; faid Jul
tice, for Warranr to call a meeting Of aid pro
prietors, to he holden al the Columbian Hall in
lad Portl md, on Wednesday the eleventh day
of July next, at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, for
the purPoles following, viz.
1T. To choofs Moderator.
zd To choote Clerk, Treafurer, G Hector
Of taxes, Wharirger, and Committee to
adult and fcttle accounts.
3D. To determine what additions or repairs
they will make to Gaid wharf the current year.
4th. To determine what commifion O. other
allowance (hal be made to their Clerk, Trealur-
CT and Whar6nger, the current year.
9Th. To vote fuch fums money as may be
necedary to pay accounts, and for fuch addi
tons or repairs as may be agreed upon.
oh. To determine on the manner their Col
leaor fhall proceed with delinquent propretors.
9TH. To determine what mfruRionJ they will
give, and with what P0qOer5 they will invea treir
Whar6nger.
9Th. 10 determine on the manner Of calling
future meetings.
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THIS GAZETTE.
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MENTS.
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DANIEL TUCKER,
John KENT,
MATTHEW COBB,
ABNER BAGLEY,
S. HARDING.

Po7tlanA June 1898.
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FROM TIE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE

IN every line Of the following letter truth virtue rat.
Ho't, ana intelligence, are coniPis ucus. What is
publiihed in newi6aper loo often treated ;.b y
4ttentlop; ihort paragraphs fought for amufe-
ment'and the etfu6ons Of wf1om, they exceed
6oquin' are throan BY and neg eaed The Editor,
coneious that nothi.g which be can fay can add 10
inc weight and efficacy If the fentiments which he
mas now INC Pleaiure 10 hand the public viii con-
nng "linleit 70 This ample rcqueG, thar no Aneyieaa
will put this Gazette out Of his hands vy;,bo ;v;n
tne enlung at eat two careful perufals The EI;for
Pied"es hmtct for its authenticity, and hopes thar
ITS circulation viii be eztsnGve as its Importance
requires.
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iilence as unworthy to be named, and
impoflible to be defcribed-and while
the young and tender heart is wrung
by the DETACHMENT which it feels in
contemplating the errors of man, may
principle Of humility and virtue ger
inmate in the moment, and make the
next generation more happy than their
fathers were =! TTo5e continued. I
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49, Paris, SEPT. 4. 1898.
IHh accounts from home (Americs) con-
tinue to dlcofer iPirir truly worthy If tie
American n5me a iPitit whi,h I earneHly
hope may iuPPorr iuel il III v vigour thro'
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difficulties which weak ard wick mtn have
brought upon Us.
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tsken, has RATED tlemin lie otini0r ~ nc II Y.
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SUCH THINGS ARE.

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