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DIPLOMACY TOWARDS SPAIN.


Our manner OF treating Spain has been in the
most unfortunate extremes. At one time dogmati-
cal and naughty; at another, disausnaly
teous We III recollect how hIr FORSYTH address
ed The Spanish King; with what intolerable hau-
ie1r ard contempt for the royal Office itself These
instructions are SAID 10 have been given by the Sec
Rotary of State himself. Whether The President on
Secretary of State has instructed Mr. Everett to
address Ills majesty in the,style he has employed 1t
IS calculated TO disgust every American who has
the slightest regard for the principles or the feelings
OF Ills countrymen Z he " sentiments of respect
and good will - which he is instructed TO EXPRESS
towards the Kings august person, and the roval
lamily are hollow and deceptive The American
nation does not entertain them--,hey would scorn
to deliver sentiment utterly at war with all their
generous feelings II is miserable sduation--not
one impress of truth about it. His profound res.
pect," his " unbounded devotedness" whence the
necessity oil all this extravaganza? The strictest
etiquette would require nothing more, than that our
minister should be courteous < civil in hi manners
and should express the sincere desire of the IT,
States 10 cultivate peace and friendship with Spain
Bogots papers 10 the 8Oth Sept. contain the an.
which had been received to Bolivar's invita-
lion to assemble Confederate Congress at Panama
Colombia agrees TO send deputies to enter upon
discussions preliminary to the arriDai Of the other
eHuOyS, &c. Mexico accedes to Boliyar's plan in
all s parts No answers received from Chill, Blu
enos a yres, Guatemala, &C Colombia and E;exi
co both state that they had directed orr Cabi7st
TO be sounded upon the matter. Our Cabinet
however, it is presumed, will decline ~ but there
are no expressions "of respect and gooI 1ciif''
towards these We.tty neighbors, which the peo-
pie Of Inc United States would not sincereIy
sanction.
The Brandywine has arrived at Cowes; and re-
ports about her leak are as contradictory as ever.
The Captain of the Hudson states, that she was
gerry teabg w her upper tOOrks, aud was caulk-
ing The N. Y. American has the fact from an
unquestonabie source that the famous leak in the
upper works Of the Brandywine, was 50 triiling,
that il the wind was fair, she would not wait mo-
ment at C0wes 10 caulk her seams; and that no am
munjton was thrSton eYeT."--We hope we shall
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DIED III was hut few i,y' that announce the
Fan :" f'g"stint Divts 1q. aud the melancholy
nc defVcs upon U the cease OF hi Ia
ne n'-d eonfod MRS MARTHA DAVIS She breaihed her
on rfida morning after ics weeks ndispo.iion Mrs.
H. VINO has thus rl'y foo,d her husband 10 the oub
was heio epeo,ed for the excellence and
tue Popre OF her eouInci b. large circle acquaintance
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yet get 10 the truth: since the eyes of the whole
country and the world have been fixed upon this
unpleasant event, let US have all the details of it
irom the most outseat'c sources.--The Paris Com
s''utionel says that Lafayette was received at Ha-
vre with enthusiasm.
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contend WITH and by young man, who came in
from thence last evening, after the paper was out,
we learn that the even still more dis
tressing. He was a loser of upwards of e30OO
No estimate can yet be made of the destruction of
property The house oil O. Il. II. is said to have lost
about &40, 900.
Many commercial houses have lost every thing.
IL Is most melancholy to think that some thousands
oil persons have persisted in the flames in different
parts OF the woods. The whole appears to have
been done with The rapidity of lightning; only two
or three persons have saved their books From
what can learn, six OF seven hundred houses have
been burnt, and IN them many inhabitants. Seven
aead bodies were found IN one ruin, and twenty
SIX IN another. Take it altogether, from the writ
ten and verbal accounts it is one of The most heart
reading tales ever heard. The sufferings at FREE
derick'on are great, bu, in less degree BY last
acc cunts, the IRE IN the woods still burning,
ana We tear further distress will be experienced.
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.L-aRGLLdLIS GdLR

pusuane" ola cree n the Sup,rr Court Of Ch1nrety
o' thr Williamsburg district, pronounced tic I'D DO,
" July last 10 ne ct Thos Simpson, administration of
jane, Simpson, dec aud Randolph neil, SHuii0 of Sun.
cuuniy sud committee q thc ~ John ioii decd. rt
'st, Richard H. Cooke and un H. wife. aud the .aid rl
ft u. Cooke aiinr. d. buns mons with the VIII annesrl of
jams A. Is I'd cy, dec, and other defendants wili be sold
public suction Muuii he 2tt day 81 December ai Su-
r0urho' thellc coutdsy} that vau 'e ON Jane.
fcr, .t" clog l.'lhJ. ntti opp sa JANE. Town. con
timing with the nu li aarhcd hou.ani n ec tdr,
ir}-ont l"d ihet-f ii . e., ort's THE lad o
the III god beevrI Go BE- %" lht first quality, AMI psrieu-
ll' adapted 10 tne eh 90 cotton tie land 6nsl,
inEntr'n With ak ani pine, and fne ansr lot oc Th
.r VIII hr edit Of SIX and twelve months the pu chase
s"'ns ni with 1'''r ecury aud tuo titc TO The land i
itued li the tood. are paid
WILL MeCANDLIsH, w. s. c. G. w. u.
MOVIE 56--w1tv
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Kings Greek for Sale.
OFFER for sale his val, abr e't1te .i,,,,., ~
"a tT county Of York eont'pg y survey abou, lso,
to give trs Ssng wei Known consider oaneecss,y
SAM .op'ion but only -. will be sold on hi,
t'chAp,e terHs RICHARD r CORRIN
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Asher Robins, Esq. has been elected L. S.
senator Tor The stale of Rhode Island. The votes
we're Tor ROBBINS -, Elisha r. Potter SO, Gibbs
lNxon !. Tin legislative Caucus held even
ms'shefore. the voles we're, for Robbins 25, Cham
PIN *, Gibbs :, oiiins l. The Caucus then
liedged themselves to- support II in the House,
Inc Providenee Pa;riot SAYS that Mr.. X. was the
Rspubllcan easdidte ayaias, Mr.. Potter. the Fe-
a.ssl CO ndHla e; iii' he is of supereminen
tasnis; aad that is singular fact iii I one
q nc candlda,estor the Office OF Senator an
-dyoc.le ~ ihe election OF Mr. Adams to he Presi-
Ssasy' ~, MAJ No 4 ihoqgh.s oriinally pre-
isrilns ano.i'ereardlt~se. sicordislly support Mr.
Adams ) iStraiion''
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ENur Subscriber takes tins sctrr- .---r 81
10 lose who encouraged e Ole, ed bipr b ar
uhcaiy bredto agriculture and .utafe; ha- a. =. r
hy years experience and extensive paace 80 II. srd .
hnS,a9di having lived IN Vagina upwsds cisA s,A D.,
neiien to- This being season for p,n. ne al o,i
n,;i Jnfu1 ai'o PTun"g many khd OF fruit e.,
an % The vine he oder' hs seryiec to thos, DIT may
-; l convinced H my health continues good that wiI
give ample satisfaction TO those that vii employ rne
vii; he n commands directed 20 James Cody, Ricbnoal
WIZ ~. oe auiy attended 10.
.ox 70: 5s-w4w
4 office, Oct. 1875. " '' 'O'y ''1' 0's'A
Thomas Branch aud Nancy hi, wife. ormer,, Nancy cI.
,o'es oveIon aud Mary N. wife, formerly Ris,v Gle
men Elizabeth Philips formerly Elz,b,,b ls,3,,r
,elsnad and Lucy hi wife, formerly Lucy c.neu 1;,
owen and Fanny his V'fr, formerly F,ut, tIe,an, -,
'd Nancy, Mary, Elisabsth Lucy and F,yr -
OF Johu Clements, decd, '' " p, 49, '-''
sgainst Fhinuh'
Bersud Seay, admr. orJohn Clemens, III 90.
msnis isham Ciemc" Thomas Wood on in I'M nF In;
"iic, Martha NJ, decd formerly Clsneut. Ju,ib ~, CO.
merry elements, whieh said Joseph lhsm, rhcma. Wool
sou "a 'isht OF hi' tate wife Martha NJ deed and JuJiL 49,
'i.1u'c ni joan Cienents, decd, Iabert Phins Ren
tmiPs, Eliza Ellington, formerly PnHips sally OLo,n,
formerly Phillips Lucy Phillips, Polly PnIo. .,d N.r
f"S which ssij laibert, richard, Eliza Saliv Lucy Poi
y aud Nancy surviving cbide n aud M biecs f S,,
fA,P dec formerly Sarah Cemn one OF he di.trtbuee
p enenIs decd. and Rebeoca On m,uts, Henry Gle
~ elements Sarah Clements, aud Auu Eliza Gle.
"'' ~ John Boo-' their guadsn a. item Inch aid Re-
neh! Harriet, sarah and Ann Ell, ,r surviving
80, ~ 'u u'''uees 81 " 'fu Clemens, Decd. one ~
me r.. NV hnte' o. Joh Clements deed. defendants
I,i,t p pi ihtm Clement, Thomss Wooden and
@ no' h1yins entered theif appearance and given
according to the act OF Assembly and tbe rr 81 ~
cot t and appearing the satisCaetiot or,h,. H.
,uh4n"ann oi this state On the motion oil The pa-
Tie aiddeiendsn, Eham Clement. Wo,d,on AMI r',, ~
1Pp tioIe the county court Ut Amelia the fourth FIurs
y ~ S.ha'y next aud answer the plaintiffs bill and ht
IH VI ' order hs inserted newspaper urtri-i ia
the city of Richmond, or month, slcoe.sireIr III
copy he posted at the front door of tn. eourtb, a.,
Nov u. - - - - ~, C'etA'
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FL Our Domestic Summary is postponed, TO
make room for the very large of Foreign news
winch we lay before or readers.--rhe % No. OF
oP,naus; Jsdge Taylor's Communication, Sc
on Friday.
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IAe Mysterious Pdpers!-The following
toast was given At the Grand Canal Celebration
by Mr. A. Hamilton: ss The Fare,rsH address.
measurable TO tie world, le valedic Org of the
Great huihor OF American Liberty and Indepen-
dence Mr. y. would scarcely have given such
toast, u ne had Supposed that the ysirdctorv was
rom the pen OF ms father. S. fur Tor his i'm
pfesslons.-- The Boston ID. Advertiser SAYS. that
Gen. washington sent Copy OF the Yaedictory to
Mr. Jay, IN order 70 consult him; tiri he mghthave
done the same 20 Gen. Hamilton and that he latter
might have asked to take a Copy OF il for himself
particularly as Gen. W. doubted at one time ,vhe-
.her 1t should be published during bis Lifetime Mr.
Noah yields 10 The force of MIR. Halls statement
and therefore coscludes that the documents with
neid by Mr. King must relate to something eIse.''
AN anonymous correspondent in the Advocate
strikes chord:
- IL has been surmised that they relate to the
congress held at Philadelphia in l7sS.
Was Rnus King leading member of that con-
gress, or was he not? VIII Rufus King himself,
OF by proxy, deny, that at that meeting, and with
his appreciation, Baron Steuhen was authorised 10
treat with PRINCE HENRY OF PRUSSIA.
10 induce him 10 undertake the government oil this
country Did the Baron propose 10 the Prince to
accept the government of the United States? What
was ermee Henry's answer 10 the proposiion?'
For ourselves we scarcel think that he has
guessed The riddle: what i iis Do the papers re-
tpte 20 the Proceedings the Federal Conpen.
ton? SC. We wogld submit This as our own
solution.
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RERDY.B.4DE CLOTHIN-c

u,slucr. -" 10 " ''l''iVt
" ,t" k""e' made at few hours lice f tcJu.red
best ,tyic. "'' go ''"el Ia he very
1"niHe men Tailor, who good ,o,k,cn can ret so
pWm'" on the very highcs, wsee. by app,ior S ay s'"
f5---tyG
Pfaster Of Paris and cut .Sjfls, &c for s0Ie,
kNtOoND Plaster, i oneh ADD Nova s.oti, n b.i,e and
sr 5' TO d1l-a scpcr7 15rtment, kegs rom 50 to
'yis' ~ our own manufacture. and warranted
,.I lrnn i'r nails. sfiik aud horsr-sIoe-
l,'1 90 recording borders from and h1fto 70 inches
Wrought Spikes.
PRS q aiI ines. p. HAXALL K co.
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, AL COO rs z Ia HONS
IWOS. LINZ ERT, lfrr.h...l 81, - y

4, I I.l,il's, LA.NBERT, .Merchaht TavIor.
* ~ ~ FULLY irru hi custoa.,rs and t,c p,iic
- -'"r'ai' That 1e has recently ,tcr,t b -,y 49,.
't''"' "i 'he moot Fashionable ICONS IN bi. Inc III =
n,' e'e' ted by hin.c iht Soh an. VIII Ic GS
'pr ''.i tn 60 hc nlc' Tor 60 in is o s tler -
WI wv. T. "a cf either 10 point OF qHsi.J ,sricfv H.
WI" lrce',o regularly tfoUgho iar winter ipv ,,cs ,, ~
D" ih' country, and be uoudsd o.c least ehsn-s
''t assures those who may favor him h thrir orders liar
rate prices. ~ u o. "O's'
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John ; I'm GiljaH o6cr foT sale,
~ bag, prnnc green co0ee
5)) fsoks hest Liverpool filled sab
10 cfates Ltclporiwae
% casks very superior old T. deifa wine imported d.
rect ils Scoul Co & Oircuad Co.
case. est London cloths aud ,lstfcs hand ouley A.
sor ~
J bang rp cords and yslvflesus
bales 20 ani poiaUs htukets
double milo n3tt rnH0ns
huriirs and dskltnbufgs
Icd. resn snd white Asnue AMI sreen bsiys,
Rhode houbsEcu assorted with Ta,iau SAD Caro-
line plsids
esse liw priced IS Ig'h linens
htndome esrs0ts,
Nor. IS sc-s
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For the Growth of Hair.
CrEAM OF MANDUS,
The .ircirnt Spikenard.

one Of the most cfTicacious aud innocent
productions ever yet discovered, Tor making
lhe hair grow thick, long mud glossy; viii"
At the .anc time tFecinaiiy Pretents II from
turning gray,
Ladirs aud Gentlemen who arf drslrons of
preserving or acquiring TINT heantilnl orna-
ment, 6ne head ut hair have only 10 AFFORD
this preparation a fair trl, IL be fully con
WINGED OF IT, really being me of The most pow
erlnl anSiliarirsthry could possibly employ for
the attainment Of their pnrpose--as II not
only admirably promotes the rapid growth al
lhe hair, aud prevents u from falling of, but
al the same time il perfectly preserves lis ma
lnral gloss, color and beauty. even 10 extreme
old age. To artificial tresses, al-o, Il = OF
considerable service, Is il inpariSa delicate
nerfnme, gives the gloss OF nature, aud CON
,derahly strengthens me cHri, which oils Of
every description invarabiy tend IN weaken.
ifnot To destroy but for this purpose, il should
not hr used too protnsely.
THE above valuable article, 10 he had nj
e. \. Withcr,' Book Store, anu AT the Drug 3.
Medicine establishment of
WALTER II MlDnLETON,
Nov 81. tlian29
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fSiccied for he I'iirgininn.


AvFcporE ~ Loan BoLLiS6nnnkE.
This celebrated rfd1 AID lory, nhs uur
day reading CA,ln'. usltltulion~ cisr.
esman of hrs lnrdsop's acquaintance cum
mr. in IN visit, Iord.B. sid Ia hun, :" you
ha,e caught M reading Jaha Calvin hr
VS. Indeed wan of sreat p,rts, prnl"and
sense, aud vast learning hr handles thu
doctrines "f grace ~ atrrt mastery IN -
aer "" DnCtIl rs uf grace frpll.d thr
clergy man The doctrines # grace have
sal al m,nk,nd by the Ears" m SIR.
pfiscd Ia hear you say 81 : answered lnrd
b. "you who profess Ia believe 4 I" peach
christianity. Thosr iocttlnrs lra certainty
thu doculnrs of the hlhl., nd II ! believe
fhe Blblr | ,n'si hrl.,, then. I'D. lei NJ
seriously tell ,'u, that tn CREDITED mia
eli, IN the world is the subsistence of Chris
flanift ADD H. continued pfestf, it, ~ u
rsIgluO when the preaching If II Is com-
nited t. the care - snrh unchristlan
"rrtches "a YOU THIS anecdote wno told
In the Re-" iusu-inr Montague fopa.
dy, At Bath July JOth I775, by the eouu-
- of llu ling lOn WIN I'd II i,on lord
Bniing hrok"'s avn mouth.
memoirs Of TIE Rep. George Uh1e6eh
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HIGHFsr pHiRE
100000 DOLLS.
Tickets only TEN DoliarS.
GRAND SCfaEyN e.

Ii 2Ao Prizes, amounting IN Gaus,UUO
Every prize pm, able III cash, slSly days NJ
ter the drawing, subject 10 II deduction OF 10
per C"ui,
.node If Draining THE number, will he
un iuto Que wheel rs usual mud in the 9th
rr Will be put lie prizes ADORE lire denOmina-
tiuu oi ten dollars, and the drawing 90 pro.
gre>- in the usual manner. The 10000 prizes
ot sIn will heHHariedt0 the ticket, the mum
hers oi which end With the terminating figure
ol either oi the three fri drawn numbers
from the wheel Of different Examinations.
10 Wmtrate phieb, snppose that 1850 he
the first drawn number, Hen every ticket ia
the lottery ending with he figure z Will he
entitled 10 a prize Of ten dollars--theu sup
pose that No. 5, 800 be the nexi drawn from
the wheel, Then ali the tickets ending with
: win also be entitled 10 prize al ten dollar,
each aud IN like manner, suppose that No
%, 368 he the third drawn from the wheel
then all the tickets in the scheme ending with
the figure viii also he entitled 10 Il prize vi
ten dollars each.
The whole 10 be drawn in ONE DAY, nm.
der the snprrintendance Of the Commission.
ers appointed by The GOVERNOR and CorS
CT, aud viii take place in the city of Bari-
more, on Wednesday. the
FTFIEE.TTH OF FEBRU.7RY NEXT
WboI' Tic&et', $40 quarters, 81 30
Udircs, Lghhs, ! rs
TO be dinihe greatest variety al numbers At
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SC5l TgxEE-.
G1E2 I'll A LxIE.
s $4,000

his is ihe most ,plrudid u popular Lottery
TINT ever hhs bron offered Ia the public.
Adventures should not delay 10 obtain II
chance in his brilliant scheme The DEMAND
has already been yery great, aud chances arc
beginning 10 beeome scarce. The uneAnm-
pied demand for Them aud the small number
of tickets is sufficient warrant that there
will not be chance left for some time be-
fore the day affixed lorthc drawing, mud no
doubt They will rise from the present rate OF
3 80 10 y to. All those who wish 10 obtain
chances in this brilliant Lottery should no
longer delay, rs perhaps thi, is the most splen-
did opportunity lhry ever will have of ma.
king SO great n fortune
Price OF whole = 80 Quarters 8 10 30
Halves % liEhlhs -
SNtcenths 3 IL
All orders by mail free OF postage, or by
private conveyance, attended Ia with the
same promptness ms ii on personal npplicnlion
il addressed 10 ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office.
New York, Eth Nov. ISIS
u Where have been sold and paid nj SIGHT,
two prizes of 4 ioO,oOo, besides other cap,lal
prizes amounting TO more than Il million OF
dollars.
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COVE MxssTonz BUSINESS.

,ANIlE Subscriber will in future, attend 10
the selling and shipping Tobacco on
Commission and promises his friends and
the public in general, who may favour him
with their patronage, that every exertion
shall be used to promote their best interest
Ills Office win be kept at the store OF Mr.. +.
7. Bowen. a few doors above the Virginia
Bank, where he may be generally found.
n. SAUNDERS, Tr.
Soy. 81. ts29
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| Sm fo7on squares by making s;srcfes, and

close columns of attack by pr,.er,ing the
most open order possible. and 10 charge
bdyontts with clubs and umbrellas, in lines
of serpentine beauty and rlrgaace. These
are dss,derntn which suould certainly ope-
rtir as great stinn'aot In those who are
fond # thr e" sqneaklng If the wry nrckrd
ff",' and all the pride, pomp and circum-
stance / glorlon4 war" and il thls is The
contamination which the Court OF Enquiry
we're aaSioas In effect, we can only ex-
press wish that the next unr they appear
with sword and plume, " we ma, be there
to SEE thu glariaus sight
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MILITIA MUSTERS, &c.

n opnion at ALL we nave 'e'' '''''"" y"
.toent upon the militia system Of Virginia
.,h,,, the most unconqnerahle disgust.
son lan and palpahle is its worse than use
,o.. ard go conversant must every
.,.,nhs, Of our Legislature he with its utter
:..ngicieocy to accomplish the only great
.h;oc, which it mus, be presumed was the
,,;oc,pal, not the only design of its adop-
mon, that we cannot withhold our asi"n'sh-
,,.n, that il should have been So long per-
..y.r,d in. Il IS one of those subjects
cb,ch cannot be a.sailed by any argument
40 strong 40 we find ~ its Inherent and evil
dent inability to accomplish any vana
sb,c or useful PURPOSE. The difficulties
with which the subject IL envirooed are
acknowledged, on all hands, TO be hume
tous and great. But, that something may
hr done to render the system more useful,
and 10 dyest il of some Of the features
Which make all proceeding, under il either
ridiculous or oppressive, there can be no
msuaer ordoobt. 1t may be questionable
whether it be policy in a RePabIc to en-
d.a,or to infIsr and cherish military
spirit among It's cilizens at all more par
,Icularly in a country hike ours, presenting
on almost every side impossible barriers,
both natural and artificial, to the encroach,
nens of foreign foe. On the board,
where alone "e may ever expect to be
tho, ass4iIrd we have been taught, by ex-
p.rrnce, 10 erect artificial detrnres, of AL
most imprrgnahIe strength, certainly I'm
prrsuAhIr to any assault which may be
made by ships of war; wh.re,e, tn. IN
prests 10 be- protected are of such an cx-
epnsve or important character "a t" war
rant such mnnificrnt appropriations Of the
public funds IN th- interior, Nature,
which has been so bouniifal 10 ~ in other
respects. has not been nlEg rd of her ia
vnrs. She has favored us, in the "esrr
lasting hills" which every where meet the
eye.with fortrcsses unmade by human hands.
which will be- the retreat Of unadnlterated
freedom, when it shall have been driven
from every other rampant. Yet, if we
must 30 through with the ceremony Of
militia training, as IL necessary means Of
preparing in peace for war, let II be- some
thing more than a ceremony. or what nae
Is Il, TO assemble Q or 300 men, three or
fur times year, 10 manPu,re Il couple
Of hours, or more, sone twenty or thirty
hi"hnm have guns, and the remainder are
armed with sticks, corn-stocks and umbrrI-
las putting one in mind of the y rahhlr
nnl' of FaistaA, which the genius ct
Shakespeare has lmmortaized Our com
handing officers may say, as the fat
knlshl did, "IG In not ashamed of my
soldiers, | am a saucod gurnet.' The
e'okrrs of a calm world and long peace
"n tunes more dishonorahly ragged than
an old ancient: You wonld think that |
o'd " hundred and fifty tattersd p'odisaIs,
ahly come from swine keerinF from cal
'as draI and hu>ks. 4 mad fellow met
mr. ~ the way, aud told m" hal dolnad
III all the gibbrts, and pressed the dead
0odie'' No eye hath srrn such scare
Vo"s' My, and the villains march wide
btWiyt tho L.,c -, r. H.. I'll r,.,.,,., -,
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NEW YORK STATE.lll
LIZZIE ATUAE Lott ErY.

duss 40. 8 for 1898.
viii be drn"n ON The ath day Of January lso6,
Ind tin,shsd ~ n ifw minutes.
- Numbers. BaHots to be drawn.
IpJ IR'IIn GEItI'MI
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memory, frst at the ginnce. what little VIZ
have read and il therefore pleases us that
e" Romeo" declares his intention of mol
troubling us any move in this way. Iiwill
save him the modification nf making 81
planations, relieve US of the dt-agrreahle
necessity Recommending onlhem, aud our
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DO 7 INl ANU IN II NINbF UT i INTl
ia NARREr-sT. BALTIMORE
IL Where in late state aud other lotteries,
were sold the great capitals Of 100000 dolls
of 81 600, ; of 1900, + of 10000, 10 of20,-
600, II of 10000, 81 of 1000, &c &c. aud
,rbere more cnpitai prists hare been obtained
than at any Other office ia Hmericn
" Orders from any part Of the United
States or territories, either by mail, post paid,
or by private conveyance, enclosing the
cash or prizes in my lotteries, will meet the
snmo prompt and punctnal attention as ii on
personal application, addressed TO
J. l. COHEN, Jr. Il BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
Baltimore, November II, 1895.