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TIE fsIlswisg bssatifsl lines. In ps,iss Of
intslisct IN ssssy go. srs sxtrscssd froa 4
"Rsvslutioossy Epis. y b. D'fsr.sIi. tke youpr.
Or. portion q which kas bssn publishsd 4
Lood0a:
A goddsss, bus gsddess sho dsssends
Te n.ke h<r hs@sa mate innorsal With her
o. f.is IN thsa bright hosr, vhsu fortune smiI~,.
And the fosd world V kisd, sad sIl 10 r.y.
AID che The g.yesk, fosdsus q ths throsr,
risytui ssd sild. voisptpous. d~iicsss.
In the yovids .sany gsrdep of 80 joys1ee
as.zssng eustes1y Len sisy hvnf
a thsrg % b iadulEed, sni lightly chased,
Csasht, bot MOI espssrsd, rsssoned With skiss!
nsr word. her sA.nee. q lsv, ssd her csprics
kessoa eonpietet bod. faircr, fsir~r ssiif,
Whea The dart siosds spresd DER Our shiaiag
Ia sIskses. s.d IN sovrsv end In sois-
Mhsa 81 he ssasrinx eoseA shs svcstIy sesds,
Wish sssp sh~s yi<,ds no sossd, snd eye th.s
elaims no sleep,
Dsenisg devosios day. Bessseoss beiagi
Who sA.rss cur srisf. ssd. sh.sssg. soosSss ths
F.r de. a.. fts'.. mid an III. -i.-ry.
Bli.s stiii rensins 9Th sash nisissrsss,
Add ta5oy, vith no guerdoa bat her iese
ls aot isgiorioas; boa On that feil hoas,-
Too on the deorniag Of the child of cong,
And those quick sp,rits whose creative brsis
kaise pP the demon they csnaot eoatrol,-
70 that feii hour Of sgoay add haze,
Whes mea ere wolves. and the Wild earth .
Asa oar names exssr.tioa. and our fo~m..
Ihs sssth % 6iibded Ee.Iots, tAeo mosf fair.
h1ost ecnntifal- For, vhea al desert IN
Ars thou most faithfni, end caiuInsious tonruos
But maze thine ovn sveet lips more frm and
food!
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nEsass PmSCEn.

Every one is al loss % account for
the high prices Of the ordinary articles
Of living; and we have Ofen been
asked to solve the question. May
reasons might DO given. bu. e. 70 the
primary one, there may not Be an
agreement Of opinion; though aIl Ne
think, will concur a. TO one OF two.
We attribute tho rapid rise in The
price Of provisions. In psri % the fact.
that Agriculture does MOI, IN ne gene
raj, receive its due peopoetion ~ Duh.
lac attenii0a.. The great demaad fas
labor upon works Of internal imrsoye.
meat. has necssssgily nbslnctad . p0r.
ton from Geld duties, and lhs inersas-
ed productions % the soii DO nOt kseD
pace with The increased eonsumptios
consequent upon the numerous works
now in progress IN every part ~ The
country. We might refer. TOO, 10 The
immeRss drain fF0m 49, sizvs Doys,s-
iion, 10 supply ihs Southern msrhst;
and We might with great propsisty "a.
Jude 20 The pfevaiiine dirpositioa -
engage 10 speculaiions 81 ali sorts--
now 20 tsmpilngi 70 men 81 ardenl ism-
peFamenis.
Bat, worst q en-, leg sny one look
a the host Of idlefs % Be foand Il sss-
~ large city--ihe numhae aho are
consumers. without addsng say tbiaR
20 The e0mmon stock--ssd ne woadse
will Geese, thai ths price ofeyafy thisg
aeeeasasy e spmsost - pisesass sAoala
ba on ths ise.
II does Bot heroine ns aaiheFilaaps-
" - suggest the remedy. bat We w.
lisve vs nay safely vsntufe Ne opia.
i0a thsi the talicgiturs % ihe coaelgv
must " impFose1i that pasenis a,uss
banish their hoiy hoggof 81 ne sea-
tencn, thai msn shcai6 'esrn bis bssat
~ iks sweat ~ bis bfo9." aad muss
rus their tons b ussfai enployn,eais.
by which ne pIedn<lion 81 lhA snfth
ga bs iacseassd--inslead 81 iafnias
in4 - IA ssnaeiszs pride ~ makl6e
ihaes sli psalessiaesi nee. wtlhsss "
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NO. as.

the other hand. every one rsmuhsbls
for eriaging servility, 10 retained q .
favorite. The FIRST were III Of he ORR
ginsl frends. the last OF his original
enemies. The irst coaiioss 10 have
the favorable opinions Of tho ssdsss.
upright. intelligent and virtuous, the
others their most profound contempt.
What win historians say ofthess two
administrationsl And what shall vs
say especially ef the latter. We are
promised that Il shall be carried out by
Mr. Van Buren, Che 10 elected Pssss-
dent. We ask the prudent and dis
Greet. the honorable and patriotic, II Il
shall be 90. Shall strife and sc;srp.
gossip and SANDER. fattery, sycophsncy
and disgusting dependency. eoniinue
TO characterize the Executive circle OF
this great nation,
Fsysftvilzs O6seyvv.
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lature Of the State. In ls24-5. he w.,
elected to the Senate Of the United
States. In ls9S, he was appointed
Minister to Colombia. which station he
held until he was recalled by Presi.
dent Jackson. He again retired to his
iarm-snd in 1884. on the almost unan.
imous petition Of the citizens of the
county. he was appointed prothonotary
OF the Court Of Hamilton COUNTY.
which Office he attends in person
General Harrison has always been dis
tinguished by generosity and liberali.
ty Of feeling. which has been exercised
beyond what strict justice TO himself
and family should have permitted
With ample opportunities of amsssing
immense wealth. be ever disdained TO
profit by his public situation for private
northumberland after forty years de-
votion to his duties in the highest sta
ton. both civil and military, he finds il
necessary in the evening OF his life 10
exert bis energies for the comfort of a
large family. But the extreme tenn
Perance and simplicity Of his habits
have preserved those energies, both
physical and mental. in almost youth
full vigour.
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was dying. There Vas no visible strug-
gie-but the film vas creeping over
his eye. and the hectic fush Of his
cheek was fast deep ming into the par-
pie. I know not whether, at first, she
perceived the change in his appear
ance she took her seat at his side,
pressed bis pale lip 10 her own, and
then rs usual. let her melancholy eve
rest fxedly upon his countenance.-
Suddenly his looks Frightened for a
moment, and he spoke his sisters name.
She replied with q passionate caress,
and looked up TO my face as il to inn
pIore encouragement. Ikrew that Der
hopes were but a mockery. A mo-
ment moro and conyulsive culver
passed over the lips Of the dying Boy
\ slight shudder ran through his frame
and all was still The little girl
knew that her brother was dead. She
sat IN fearless silence-but saw that
the waters Of bitterness were gathering
fearfuily at their fountain. Al last abe
raised her hands with sudden effort,
and pressing them upon her forehead,
wep. with the uncomfortable agony Of
despair.
On the next day the corpse of the
dead boy was committed 10 the waters.
The little girl knew that Il must be so,
but she strove 10 drive the thoughts
away. as if il had been an unreal and
terrible vision. When the appointed
hour was athand, she came and begged
me with tone that seemed less like a
human voice than the low cadence Of
q disembodied and melancholy spiriI.
10 go and look upon her brother and
see if he was indeed dead. could
not resist her entreaties, but went with
her 10 gaze upon the sleeping dust, 10
which all the tendrils Of her life seem-
ed bound. She passed by the bedside
and almost deemed that her very ex-
istence would pass of in that long FIX.
ed gaze. She moved not-she spoke
not--till the form she loved was taken
away to be let down into the OCEAN
Then indeed she arose, and followed
her brother with calmuess that might
have been from heaven. The body
sunk slowly and solemnly beneath
the waves; a few light ringiets stream
ed out upon the waters. single white
and beautiful CLEAN came up between
the giancing pillows, and all that had
once been JOY and beauty vanished for
ever.
During the short residue Of our voy-
age, the bereaved sister seemed fading
away and beautiful as a cloud in a sum-
mer zenith. Her heart had lost its
communion with nature, and she would
look down into the sea and murmer inco-
herently Of its cold and solitary depths,
and call her brothers name, and then
weep herself into calmness. Soon ef-
forwards l left her with her friends. I
know not whether she is still blossom
OF the earth, or whether she has long
since gone ID be nurtured in q boiler
realm. But I love the memory Of
that beautiful and striking one. Her
loyeliness, her innocence, and her
deep and holy feeling. sill come back
to me in their glory and quietude, like
rainbow on summer cloud that has
showered and passed of forever.
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rnE WAY TO DO rt

As the only merit OF Van Buren, IN
the glory Of being Jacksoa's favorise.
80 the most formidable damper 70 all
effort to defeat him. 10 found IN the po-
Pular misgiying 30 arsfuiiy inspired av
his presses that he has Jsckson's charm
Of invincibiiiiy about him. We have
no manner Of doubt that. IL the psop,s
OF separate regions OF the Unioa would
only be assured that che may Be bea-
ten." the whole spell would Be dissolv-
ed at once all true men would de-
clare that Van Buren, has no place IN
their hearts; that they scorn his non-
eommittal; that to New-Yorkise the
country would be the scurviest oi re-
volutions; that they hate ths heir an
parent ofthe President and the trustee
Of the Office holders.
Look. then. ct the cheering indiea-
tions' Papers and private letters from
every quarter assure us that he can DO
beaten, that there 10 discoatens WIDE
and deep enough 10 band three fourth,
OF the freemen Of the land against him:
that Il Is literally and elonousIy true.
that all who are not earnest for him are
irreeohcilsbly against him. Think for
yourselves, republicans; do not despair
OF the republic; let every maa do his
own duty. and Van Buren, will no, be
our next President
We wish every planter in Louisiana
could read the annexed list from the
Mobile Mercantile Advertiser) and
ponder well on the lesson It teaches
Woe on Louisiapsii II. by the supineness
OF her voters, she fails to play the no.
bic part put in her reach by this juae.
ture OF circumstances. on The s,h No
vember.
TIE w4T IT WILL NJ DONE.
The way which the People viii de-
feat the election Of Martin Van Buren,
to the Presidency. is IS follows. They
will cast against HIM. IN
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authority. and in the SEIZURE Of sIl boat,
and stores provided for this enterprise
and for arresting all persons eoueerned
in them.
About this time, the agent secretly
employed BY the Government to faihom
and defeat the designs impute TO Burr,
conceived himself warranted in apply.
ing to the Government OF the State OF
Ohio to exert itself against these de-
Signs. This application was listened 10
very promptly; and by the authority OF
that State, all the boats and provisions
belonging 10 Burr, within their reach.
were seized. As the largest prepare
tons had been made at stations on the
nver. within the Jurisdiction Of Ohie,
this Precaution may be considered a.
fatal 10 the intended enterprise.
The zeal Of the officers Of Govern
ment tempted them to take advantage
OF the presence Of Burr in Kentucky.
His person was arrested; but no evil
dence being produced that warranted
the charge Of treason preferred against
him, be was speedily dismissed. But
ss soot As the proclamation and orders
arrived IN this State, Its legislature. by
q law passed on the twenty-third Of
December. authorised the employment
Of its military force In executing these
orders.
Notwithstanding these precautions.
some boats left the falls Of Ohio about
this time, and proceeded down the n
yer, with . view, n rumor related, OF
forming q junction with others At the
mouth Of Cumberland river; and Burr.
IN company with two or three boats.
descended the latter river on the 22d
OF December. He passed this river and
the Ohio without interruption. He pro-
ceeded with nine boats and about a
hundred men. down the Mississippi.
What purpose he now meditated, is not
easily conceived. So small force was
wholly unsuited TO any hostile expedi-
ton. Even cooperation ut New-Or-
leans could not be expected, when
claimed and counienAnced by so very
small force. Even this force, as II
afterwards appeared. was composed Of
very young, inexperienced persons, OF
whom there was good reason TO believe,
from subsequent occurrences, that few
or none OF then. were apprised Of the
intentions Of their chief. As consi.
derabic period must elapse before an
armament Of this kind could pass the
southern limits Of the Mississippi tern
tory. orders were despatched, with the
utmost expedition. to the magistrates
IN that district, 10 arrest his progress
and here. accordingly, the career OF this
rash nnd mysterious person came u an
end.
He was arrested, and carried in irons
Tor many hundred miles through
country over which he had presided,
as the second officer OF government, 10
the place designated for bis trial. lie
was aequitted-of the charge Of treason.
but the irrevocable sentence of public
opinion had gone forth against him, aud
he became awanderer in foreign lands.
Over few Of these vagrani years OF
life, a deep obscurity rests. He re-
turned. however, 20 New York, and
there spent his life, with but little ho-
nour or distinction, and without any
more influence over the public mind
than If he bad been frozen into sta
tue the moment he sent the death.shol
to the bosom Of Hamilton.--[ Salem Ga
zetfe.
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In ell,

Being IL more than are necessary %
choice, and leaving Mississippi. Geos-
gla and Virginia. which are almose
certain TO give their ~ votes against
Van Buren,, entirely out Of the cues.
ton.
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Tie money market ogoi. TIE New York Com
merclsl Advertiser. OF Monday evening, hss mr.
ricle On the money market. from which the follow
ing is extracted -
"The pressure IN the money market confines
very severe, and we regret to sdd that there we're
several failures on Saturday. The wonder is, that
there have not been many more. We do not be-
eye the commercial world can afford parallel IN
stance, ia which body OF merchants nove NAM
tanned themselves, as those of New York have done
under circumstances oi such heavy and peculiar nd
ycrsliy. For more thsD three years past q war of
unexsmpled bitterness and obsiinacy has been wa
sed upon the currency, the exchanges aud the bu-
slness Of the country ~ the executive department
Of the Goyemnen,--addedt to which was the great
conhagralion of December last, which at blow
swept away twenty millions Of capital. Having m
measure SURROUNDED this dread cslsnify. but
before they haG recovered from the shock, the
President OF the mstigaion at Colone Thomss
III. Benton, issued his ast nksse Of madness, re-
curing payments Of specie IN al cases Tor purcha-
sos OF public lands, to the rejection even g: corilf-
Gates Of Opposite. From that moment, the banks
were every where compelled 10 restrict iheu lstues
cali m ther Iosns, ond sdap lhclr business To the
order Of thing s-jhe certain and conslant drain Of
specie from their vaults % be transported ~ the
west and licked up IN the Government land Office.
, sui although The pressure has been severe. our
merchants have borne mp against n wuh more tian
Spartan ioTnuda, and the only cause Of surprise II
found IN the fact, iha amid all the cuhs-rls-mel-
50 few failures have taken place. Pos-ihI; i,w
more may follow. bat there mr. 'ad,cauons ihal ~,
have tie crisis. The pres IRE baG become sn seyrrc
md pa gloomy we're toe prospects that We hayc
fc2s"n n believe strong representations hoNe been
made 10 TIE executive upon the subject from sonr-
ces 10 which, IN ibe absence ofCu. Benton, he WII
probably lend an ear. II u stated that meet ng-
oi tbose merchants OF ths city. md st Albany
who arc po,hrcsiiy and otbeT"ise connected with
The government, hsve been boid, End tina, stroug
representations Hrc o. bee mode. ,hpugh toe bitor.
"ey general, a tb" narcs- . ~ "a mla.tr-u'n of
thai "sr'.'ra"- '-ss r-''r la.orara.,..
ri Van hHsH t#r sa. r.f.r .,. .r-.
a7t .rr.t .Irt .o'n-- ae.4 r..
rs, rHe. .e- u..a. ~..'. .a.sa a,..f. ..a.
.- 'Ha.,a-- o. a.s, oH' '"a frr~--n. 70 t..
nster
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pOsTON PROVISION MARKET.
RETAIL rRIrTs
NORTH AILRiCAN
SEl--1NC-ESSZ.

NkIIfH p,n,p.ri,c set.as of EH,y Resjinr L.,on..
" By Lrvf " g.. SAED, author 81 the Literary
Scientific Ciss, Bp,k sad sequel 10 Easy Lessons,
IT, h'h i'ion.
he hi'l e.iiu"r 't ih, work published In Ocio.
hcr lfJi, since hat tune eight edition, have been i,usd
The following lew Of the many recommendation
winch have teei receVed b.. The pvbl,her;
From ygne' T. DuJo,s. ". d. .N,te Ci,,ehL l.. T.
have looheI over VI LEONARD, "Nor,h Am-r,e.n
spelling Book," ami an well pleased with u, general so
petrsnee. II superior respects ia sny ,miitf
work with whl'h am acquainted, sod Thus might cd
vspiase"p'iy sppe'csdo H'l Of the Spelling Book,
used ~ our schools.
FINN he Phiad,,pi,a Saturday csvri,.
NoRru AsraicAs sFrLLiSG npoK. We o.iisss va
have once hfpr~ @riis senioB 10 i, valu.hs comp
lainn, put' i,hei bY hir Ge"fgc iii~n keeue. n. N
snl Ter sale fe'ons, the BOOK Store, generally.
" h"sra second ee, for -0o,de, the srrsBgs-
me - the icson., -od the plan 81 the work ropyhout
Hs 90 Hr'hiy d~''saej 20 &c insis The rfograa The
whicu fhe aufior sir l. ~ Lrores'. isyorsbly kDovl
~ h's if-''ous ah' 30 the 81 .aeD'an ti.'.s 10
oHf"sw~d g. WoT's-ief, Dciioa.'y 1ns Spelling
blos .-rf.ii i. t-rsfiiiv sssn ~ Sc sfe satisfied
ia u~ri' such q repS q worthy the .usa.
pa.s 81 ia.tfHftnr,
T"f'a.-s At he Rui.s ID DOok st.r., BY
~. FAY.
eT-eeh ol c"mr.;t'e, end Ts.et.u -. respectfully
ia''''d TO s.l md srsrsns N. wa,t. As
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TsH fsitso,p t.Sk. The hcu3.is tle iairo.
duoiion II lnerpsi Improve rnen's IN Vernon, vii
be p'e''ea 'o notice IN the Legislative proceedings
10 smother part 4 ihis pspct that tie Seoste have
h'd TIC n''gnsnimi'y 10 brest ground 10 relation
~ ff'ern- tAis noble principle In rur own State
by the ras',ce the bill incorporating nsrt o.
this piece intending 20 cid iLc con,'toc'i.r IA.
contemplated R.ilssy from Rnutr5 g. Htrsft".
Should Tie Ilon.e of Rerrsecr's'i,cs tecrni O.. ID.
m.ensniuous and sl-ir,nor'sni rf,uririe. snA We
ste hsppy 10 lssrn the, the rrosrrr' very nvcr.
'tlc 20 sucb result. vc have c,r'v rcs-or 20 he
ieye The, The good work of something ,,ac internal
Improvement, smong HE ehietpuare Green Mouu-
tain Bors" viii soun commence. and the dsv no,
far disan, when we shall assume . rank with our
sister siaies in this particular which will retrieve
our long lost character for laudsble cpterpr1c.
In noticing this subject, cannot bot advert To
rufnor. which. If vel founded merits slight re-.
proof a. our hands The report is that a certain
disappointed, uov'd " Congress mao. in This cou--
ty mot member 81 the Lcgisla,ure,) strong an
IL Bank man, is visiting Honireler md laboring
with all the ingenuity be possesses to defea; the
passage Of this bill end Of the same time laborng
with equal zeal TO obtain 8 Bank chsrter IN neigh
boring town in the county, in which. doubtless he
expects In add another uk to his chain Of specula-
ton. While we could not mpu,e any very bad
motives TO the gentleman above alluded to- in al.
tempting 10 obtain another private Bsnk in this
county, hbsiiog oil his anti notions yet, We think
It betrsys bad spirit to attempt to de eat Of
the most feasible projects We have noticed, 10 open
the way TO make beginning in this State in the
great md good work Of Internal improvements.
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g. Wu'enr ~ tie 49, iat'. 81 sessg K l. sesla of
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DO Nifon tte l3h insf. ra4fss anth u Colche.
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lNs Remington
10 inshgais the 18th n.i Hr Melon Blanchard u
scohsne y Y 10 Mo, Eit4bsth Hssg.fi1fd.
IN Bflui.'.o'o Or iith. NJ William ". P1gs Of R0r
Lurg NJ, 10 Hss ~ - Jaqsith Ns~ ip-Sirh y. "
Al the dsy. NJ gon7tan AoDF. a ss~fan. 10
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Ia oais Els1ss..-Giouos .v..1.

Ia 0ais Eleono1.- Gior,oAs .rr1s. The re-
tsrus srfhs recent election Ia this S,sle are sl.
iaeespssse. Eaough IL kao~n. hoNer,r To "a
,horss 80 10 snbo0nes . -so,i glonoas tr1nnnh.-
Tse esessaa az Cos. vsace by nsjarty n from
1000 TO 70 coo-sns Of IL out Of 10 rslnssrs Of
Cengfss--sre 'ss ksswn fruits Of thus victory -
Nss 10 ihis all 10 SPITE ofths mousirou, iojaslios
81 The sPpesiioa@sa; bill of he la. ssssisn. ~e
ssss o~sriy II 20, ss,is ssoo.~S-6 - se,tnngs u.
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Young Mems, Meeting.

We are requested to give notice that meeting
~ The rouss sss hvo'sble 10 the election Of
HARRISON and GRANGER TO the two highest
oeiees 10 the Government. will be holden q, the
Inn 81 X. Ssiru in Ru,lsnd IVES, Parish. 90 Fri.
day neat. Of clock, ?. n. fot the purpose n fir
tberug the election If those distinguished States
men and Ps'rlois. II - 10 be hoped dnc attention
~'ll be paid 60 this call. and that the Young .,fea
will be prompt In their attendance.
Nov. I 1880
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hAFElAGt TtTRAoFpiEAEy. Thefjllowing notice w.,
handed IN Tor insertion md In order sho~ how well the
Printers patience = t1oi un'reqasntiyl tredsnd ~b.t
good he has 10 .tfe'rh OIL, mouth Far and vide and
laugh lor TO split his very sidrs'ws give It ru51tin
~ uiau Fay of RatlanJ County sus ofyi
90 maug tending BctWlksi NJ william Harsson
Pltin' oi Meneon ton1iy of kuilaHd state Of Aad
l"fy s'y resdug 1ne place
We supppse the writer defended to have u fesd thus
N..su Fsa, Eu.llo3 e'unt, ~ Eutisrd. sts,e orvt
rsr,,rga ..~1ded 'bei~1u' ~ aiu7m Harrison
P-,Hs 'i 300. Be- and Ais4 ia4ra Esiy 'ie-idIns
pace
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me- %. ta.- 40 -r. aa. poo. ba,ed tho .ii,l,n.nt
70 f.c N,ra.nt Puaat a. B-su.rso-a' and Will
uefeal 81 conduct '4at paper. Il lpdurry. econo-
Ms, iu'egu'y aug enterprise. united Siih rs'ents
beLlung the station. can command success, Mr. ".
mus, sU,ceed. Or freed csfnes ~Ih ham our
bee WISHES tor ne prosper ., snd We cannot close
lhis paragraph ~,ibopI recommending him {" he
favorable eous,defAipn of iooSr among pbpm be
has lsken % hi. sbooo.-B o''oH Dniy Time.
O. NJ Pafdy . e9fesr' Loo Dos 'rs asierrsi
Ita-s..to ..r t.r.r .la.e go sefefet.,.- ru..f r.
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Cries IN Casoa1 ~ Q laee pager sf 'bs I2sa
OH. eye "HighAsy robbery. mufder sf.ar .ll. 70
bresk,ng sDd ibefi sfe succeeding ~seh oth@- f-g
iciy "a Geser.
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STRAY COW.

Came iutO the enelo.w. Of the svb.crIbsr m
Sor sboui the 2zd OF October red ard ~hn.
far Cow Supposed - he sii or ssvra years old.
The oar Il requested 70 prove property psy
r'4rF's md f.1- F-e sftas
',eKpH Tr1*iGD.
r-t,h.} ce- =. 1856,