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u In publishing an account of several outrages
committed upon the houses of citizens of this town. we
STAT that Jacob Bean was a boarder at Mrs Bcmss.
the wind VS. Of whose house were broken. To most
people in this community, the object Of stating that fact
must have been obvious. AS active member of the
COMMITTEE of Fifty" he had made himself obnoxious
to those who were The supposed perpetrators of those
outrages, and no doubt entertained that the stones
were thrown through the wai.ows on that account, in
the suPposon that they the windows of his bed
chamber. Had all known the facts, as they were gen
orally known. this explanation would MOI have been ne
cessary, but all did know them, il is made for
their benefit
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" mf p eevery, a merchant of Boston, was robbed
o. S@'SoO on ms way to New York-supposed on The
steamboat Atlantic, Wednesday night. His pocket
containing has pocket book was cut from hs cna, hL
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MISS DIX. The Columbus correspondent of the
GAINESVILLE Courier states that Miss Dix, the celebrated
phanhropisi, lies dangerously i'll at the Lunatic As,om
but every care and attention is paid 10 her.
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A large numbered removals have recently been
made in the Philadelphia Custom Hon.e
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d We woud direct the attention of our readers TO
the advertisement Of Benjamin & E. Jacobs of Boston.
letter from friend OF ours in that city, before US
says
This firm, having had long experience in this kind Of
Goods keep very fine and large assortment. 1t the
house Of AL others, Boston, at which to obtain Linen
Goods ana House keeping Arcles- The lowest rates
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W The persons engaged in the riot a the Catholic
Church IN Waiham some time since, are now on irsra,
Lowell - ' ~
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THE MEXICAN WARTS ENORMOUS
EXPENSE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, '46.
Were the war TO be brought to a close forth
with the best judges compute the aggregate of
all its Iexpenses, to say nothing Of the thousand
of our brave officers and soldiers who have been
slain in battle, and the thousand that have per-
ished by sickness on the Rio Grande, at 10 less
than one hundred and fifty millions Of dollars !
This sum in silver, il is computed, would load
fourteen hundred sir horse wagons, and would
require train OF teams to draw it more than
twenty one miles long
AL this expended in carrying on the Mexican
war thus far, under the management Of this
"economlcal," this self-styled g Democratic"
Administration, when it is generally believed
that we could have obtained Peace, California
and the Rio Grande far a boundary for sum
not exceeding ten millions II dollars n beau
it'll business
~" Extract of letter from a distinguished
officer of Gen. Wool's command, communicated
to the Uuion, dated
- Santa Antonio de Beray, September %, 1916
Inc knowing ones here say that we shall have a
clever tight before reaching Chihuahua, and some
Of them predict defeat.
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N York Friday evening, in which the names of forty four
persons, and many others mentioned, who would
address the meeting II must be aprolonged meshg if
they are all heard Mike Walsh Isaiah Rynders, NJ.
M. Noah, B. F. Butler, and Robert Ran:ou jr, are
among the numbeI-an agreeable variety.
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For Senator's Worcester Connty,
STEPHEN SALISBURY of Worcester.
CALVIN WILLARD of MlIlbury,
JASON GOULDlNG of Phiipsion.
NAHUM +. BRYANT of Barre,
GEORGE DENNY of Westborough.
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WORD TO THE WHIGs. II l. tho noI;cv
oil our opponents to present the appearance of in.
acuVlty, or even Indifference, whist ali tho limo
they are really working in the most efTectiv,
mahner-Se secretly. Talk with some active lead.
ing uemocI lat, and our word for il. he viii tell
you MS party is doing nothing and intend to do
hothlng-that 1t is OF no use, ana thew NAV as
wen let the Wings walk over the course without
contest Now, this is all delusion. and meant
LOT sueh. The Locofoco party leaders are never
lhacuVe when there is a chance TO make trouble
OF any prospect, however remote. of stealing a
march INTO Office. We may as well take il for
granted, 1rst as last, that we have ioe that Is
ever Vigiiant to contend against.
Inc following is copy of one OF their circu.
lars OF exhortation, sent out over the state n
rouse up the latent democracy Wat. .Hyis.
No. ~ BOSTON, Sept. "a, 1886
DEAR SIR:-The success Of our 49,, ~.
Iaii depends greatly on the extent. comnleteness
ana ACTIVITY OF our party organization. The
state central Committee will do all in ;ts po,yor
70 procure such an organization. For This nnr.
pose we need the names and address of ono =.
more staunch, active and earnest Democra, n
every town, and indeed in every school distr;c,
tnat we may enter into immediate corresoondan.o
with them. ''PO'uehee
Please take upon yourself the duty of sendiog
to our Secretary, Mr.. VIM. f. Parmenter Po9e
ton, such names in your own town and the scbool
districts thereof, you think will enter rnoS,
zealousy into this plan, aud lei us hear from vo,,
at once, il possible. Nv" YOU
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN A. BOlLES Chairman
-, Democratic State Central Com.
"M' H. HARMENTER, Secretary.
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Gne Datsp @Up.

WORCEST
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1916.
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For Representative to CONGRESS,

w. Dis,-JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
v, DiS.-GHARLES HUDSON of Westminster.
vi. Dis. -GE0RGE ASHNIUN of Springfield,
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WING Nominattons.
For Gopernor.
For Lieut Gouerno

GEORGE n. BRIGGS, Of Pttsfeld.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-31

Tho y, u. Delta savs that few Years
sincc,a sergeant in the Army at Fort Leav.
cnworth, was arrested. on charge OF having
stolen money from Lieut. 7, an offi-
Ger Of that station. He ran away, was fol
lowed, arrested. and money found upon him
The Lieutenant ON hcarin. Of III. arrest dis
appeared and shs supposed t. have been
murdered.
The sergeant was brought up for exam
nation. The proofs were exhibited 10 him
the money. his fight. &c; hs only reply
was, 'whcre is nv ."cuser ? Bring him
before nae and You shall SOC who is the thicc'
But Lieutenant T could not bo found
The sergeant then confessed that he had been
bnbcd by the Lieut. enaut TO desert and tho
and take upon himself thr infamy which
Justly belonged to the l.icntcn,nt himself,
WI" was n dcfaultcr to the Government
and wished To- cover his crime hy the allcdg-
I'd robbery uf the sergeant That he had
given him two un1 cd dollars md a horse
to Nv from tho fort which after severe
conflict with conscience. be at last consent-
cd to do, but before that be had gone many
miles his horse broke down ard 'ic was thu.
over aken and arrested
The hr,t Of October last. az tho Mexican
force wcrc marching Gu, ", TO"
NJ the officers under Cslrral Noun wnos-
troops &c d.-- .',. tori rec
ogui1cd IN one 81 81, M..,l Colonies . IA
miliar face, which proved - De Tint Of Lier-
tenant T The Delta says!
As soon as the Mexican, eyo fell uron
the two Americans, ho vas oi,crycd e. turn
deadly pale and to pull his cap over - ewes
and turn away. But the A., r,ons lad
seen enough to salty them that this Me1i-
can Colonel was no other than re RENEGADE
Lieutenant ! -, for whose crime poor
man now suffer. an inprisonntrt in Ito
pcniteuriary Of Missouri Al Inspection
Of the McIica1 military roli and AL inquiry
among the Mexican officer, confirmed tho
truth Of the personal obssr, alton q our Oh -
GERS.
We understand that tiis r,idtuce will Ia
lad before the Executive. for IL. purpose
Of obtaining communication o( the punish
mcut Of the unfortunate Sergeant. the VIC
tim ot the Infamous trcachcry AID yilainv
II this base oihcor, who t. the crime Of hAy
ing disgscei Alt country uniform and be-
trayed ITS confidence. sdls tie eternal infa
ny u the paTicidc and the traitor.
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WHITE INDlANS-ANCIENr
MENICANS

Aiming large number Of volumes
which have recently appeared on the sub,
iect Of Oregon, California, and the neigh.
boring regions called forh III a great
measure b. the interest," attached to tho re.
cent controversy with Great Britain and the
present war with Mcxico--We have defIy
ID much information from nnony nous pub.
llclu.ns ,n,lllcl Scene, in the Rocky
Mountains Oregon, Catalonia, New NIX.
leo Texas, aud Grani Pfaiucs; or notes
by the way during an excursion Of three
years with a description OF the countries
passed through The work processes to
furnish the results Of personal o. ,ryatlcr
and N most respects, lsa very full and c lear
transcript OF scenes and events IN countries
OF which lIule po'HIyely Is known and
that IuIle vague and inclusive Tho facts
contained IN the book are valuable nod 10
tercstlng, the sly lie Is ambitious bombasic.
ind extremely faulty. Fortunately, in the
present instance, The gafb IN " hch The au.
thor has chosen TO convey hi; impression
!. OF minor consequence, The public have
on V to deal with the material, and lhis, as
~- observed, will abundsnily repay earnest
intention and aaassls
While soJourtsug 10 California, the au.
thor bad occasion 10 become familiar with
raec "a ssyages, OF whieh the few loose
md mredeci accounts hitherto furnished
have inspired a general desire Tor more am,
pie information. We allude TO the White
Indians or Munchles." as they are called
A Synopsis OF The details given By the WI.
ter, may be interesting 10 our readers
The MunchIcs arc a nation Of white ab
ofiglnes, actually easing 10 valley a
rnone tie Sierra dc los Mmbros cham, on
one a lhe sfiiuens Of the rveI Cha, IN The
extreme northwestern part OF the Province
OF Souots They number about e ght hun
dre1 70 al Their features are oil the eau
cAnian type, Elth laIs complexion and
graceful torm They ere palrarchal m
their hab.'s peaceful ~ thoif character anc
psssetsrd Of aIany VI he aus aud comiVUl
Of eiviized lie III ia and weave
sutsE by rIc1l'ure-ra1se esp!e hof,e,
and sheep. Their laws are fex and aim
ple. They are ruled by the seniors OF tn,
abe, whose goVernmen, IS mid, and raIhel
suasiTe and cocrcive In morlls they ar,
renresenlod as hos ~ and siuuous In
he ion hey are sad to differ but liule r.
Other IndlHns The country iRbAbtle6 y,
chs singular and Anomalous people "a DIN
Gull Of access AMI enclosed by lofty noun
eiag HeAe' pefhsP. the spar'enr,, an
oh,cur,y Of all previous accounts OF lhsu
Their yelling, are spiclopi aPs0menli
siesly eresvslcd IN the hin SIDE, sol AZ
nequsn'ly 81, ia ihe soll rock The
know lule or no,hng Of war, ard whcr
pefehsace. an ensny erosrs tho rock
barrier which surround, hem. they rrtr~I
with oil their valosblss to esverns 10 n
rnoan,s,ns, and here remain AL lhe 5sngt
b. pas'ed
OF her origin, ~ are iou, ,hey hnr
los ~ too~ EDGE snl erfu no, dim lfl
o. lrsdhiou has failed 70 cas- Uy upo
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FIR EDEKIkA BR EMER.

Mr. Downing Of Newburgh. whose admire
Die works on country lie and rural taste are
90 favorsbly known on both sides Of the
Atlantic, has the good fortune to be a cores
pendent Of this ce.ebrs,ed Swedish aUthor.
ess.
4 letter which hs has lately received from
her country set Arsid, Is foil OF charming
and chsrsctsristlc passages, written 10 En-
glish, which We have no right 10 lay before
our readers, intere sting as thew would be -
Bu, Mr. Downing has kindly SLOWED us 10
make an eItrac, about America and her own
home, which will, we are sore. griiiy many
Miss BTemer /, said TO dislike travelling,
but to have such desire TO SEE this country
hat sue may vet be tempted to give Us that
pleasure. Bot 10 the eIuact-
"lpdeed, the kindness man.
Tested from your country 10 the far of slrsn-
ger, fills me with q most delicious feeling Of
Joy and gratitude And these cndesung
hands. stretch over the great Ocean In good
will and benevoleGoe how eloquC1lls do
,her bear testimony 10 the coming OF that
splut which BIDS space and time vanish, that
- work ni love snd union may be sccom-
plished throughout the world sincerely
hore ~ he 90 hfpoV =. 10 say his ners00' ..
IL Z s,t
|, 40 .s.s ve.u lac "iaD 70, u,b GCAtI 90
visit America, and to see with my own eyes
that nav uptlslng world. Indeed there is M
Other fursign land that wish 10 know 90, OF
North America, and that especially for the
peculiar turn OF mind Of IT. people m pub,
az 10 private h(e, ~ the state, ihe home, N
keoc1aSy alA. nature.
Aa ~ these spheres meihinh ! see
Edea-lh sun Of inle .lectusl hfe-cles,.
I ing up,mskIut Us way to esuhly reality, and
transforming CHAOS into beauty and h'rmony
A specimen lhsu,1( 10 even 10 voaC book
iLA0dsesPe OafasEing, 90 the subject II en-
braces
I'VE very much need such book 10 Swr
dsn N help some Of us N p,sn, and build
md other 10 ofrn our eves with some under
slsndlnE 70 tsh oOlsots that Surround them
81 lsssl 10 % Iilis isn drowsV
Ali0~ me To ssk. Have yo1 no lnsntioni
Of coming n E~eden 10 zee our rsmsuii,
land, hs eunsses and old mansions Their
10 ore Of the lsnsr that would gladly OPT
ls doors 10 wsloons Jog. lI'i, on tho coss
OF tbs Auauuc. three Swedish niles frou
Sto~khnim ltt name Is AFIfa A ID hap
pr .hould ore oi Rs inmates 10, there Il
maze 700 "lss ka=s-sr Of no As,ive iIne
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', sv,." ,'h soo, ~ Der b.ns, ',v.
Harry.
Wsd yc tenl il worth vAils couveonou
ne. at' Wac. ~huyhuyin' aucs dt,p =
l-ctct A. IL usv st DE- subject q banks
At ret between us Nv rivn practical Do.
uionstrauun o the effects o Oh. paper
"N,w dat i.h der lAct. say, hi, chuu,
',r vi drink and sec Il be VII dale dc ia.
Ict'
Ia they vsnt--ihc stimulating fund vas
called for--thc paper ofsrcd--chsngc OBJ
tanned. ard out The, went Tho liquor ,oon
had the ofcc, % making Sandy mote posi-.
tive aud doemsnc, ard the German moro
stubborn, A.o, in his opinion SANDY turn.
81 his companion round 10 III. hight of q
Vindo~ they were ps.sinc. hooked in lis
face With concentrated Gushc eApuSslou
Of srorr. and asked
Ar W conyccnccd nov. W dr., and de.
generated specimen 60 an icnorand auld
buch Govornrcr didn't de rapor vat YER
vhr, .,lc A. well A. silver
Dat Is no proof, replied SchuliI
VA ruir decvil says Sandy. hingirr his
friend, tho Governor ag,in,t the hou,c,
there's no hAtin' q spark y sense into yer
thict head
Schultz grew angry At both Nil. comp,n.
ions action aud remark. ard lcni him
rcrsundcr with his Est for harding him %
roughl,
~ me che.l 'N,''. tleli~l - &. trims
yer goiu tu ao,a. 60. N.r'l .fr~r a.. orc
o. yer build could hate Mcdonald at ~
appeal IN arms So hcrc'sstye. ard .i'ir &
Ito act I'm TO the word. lc fc'lcd S,luhI
Jumped astrsddc e hi- body. ,ud c,mucn.
ccd pummclhur him When the guard
found him. Mac had his fat elevated IN,
before he brought 1t d WIN upon his sdvcr-
ary he preceded 1t with the inquiry
'Natsl yer opinion O the currency nc,
Governor and hang be RAYS BIZ. PROSTATE
Antagonist To- haste. tho expression Of III,
views Tie guard stopp AZ hoe'itic. by
conducting them to the calhboosc, where,
Ia different cells, they col .inucd their con.
troycrsv, until brough, up for tbr Recorders
arbitration In the mornif :. Each was fined
three dollars, which Was accepted by tho
court in paper money and Sandy, on roti-
ring locked with M air 0f triumph a, bis
adversary az he remarked
did you Ken that, S-tultl mon' yc sso
that for Ia. as well a, f,r locker, dell an OBJ
lection they hac agin paper It's sac n
DER the ramihcatIous o society; -, If yo
lac a baubcc or tvs LEFT. wccl take anither
norm, but drnp the subject
Schultz treated, bu, still declared himself
unconyinccd.
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TME CrREENCY QTESIION-

Sandy McDouad and his chum Harry
Schulz, two worthy 'your" bakers, fell ont a
few evenings since, Whllo discussing the
currency question Sandy vns fun adyo-
cate Of paper money While has companion
who claimed to be \ descendant Of the Old
Dutch Pennsylvania Governor and vho vas
considerably butch himself. m strongly m
gucd IN favor q specie az the only true CIR
cul''ing medium
yer very simple child Tor uon n 20
high EIth and kin say. Sandy 10 Schultz /.
"dinua We ken that Fudr ,por "a rsrdy
representative % silver anu a tho benefit -
the specie j. 20 haze it to rattle in yer ro,k.
cts; Just lWicc 10 tickle fluid bodies like
yers'h
"pat's p,nt dak." s,ys Schultz. "dats
VERY got dalk but ~ money mt der ,ingle-
i.h der money W, keep. and sh.avs. and
doesn't 20 al 10 nothing wen Icr banks rit,
prokr
Pm hu, tc'iir mv-' = when hear puIr
body IKE you TALL 49, sAys Sandy-"d-i
bank over 9th the Ike O. ve WI scrsp
. IT. paper in ser Possessioni It's not vary
likely.
"You means hy dat i,hn't ct pone, -
'Avs the hsrd currency siyDcate---"and d. 4
i'b d. r-a.1l / don't know nothiu bout ,l,
matter
Yu've sILesh.tNd : 5cgrcs o. peurtraii an
! dinnA gie " crsaa for. answer, the Scott
i m al that YER ting
70, isL aat sa5. schultz pulling out
81 Indian bill sui display ing II before
,le eycs ui Sandy
IL unco' Ike a banI bill 0y' S1hiy
hat 10 No very likely ,ts gud.
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port, ard direct TAXATION a. might L. me-
e''arv, vas appropriated au1 ,ct apart 80
pay the acctu,ug interest
lie states that hc /, not a rtock spccu.
later, mover having bought 90 sold one do
lar since his invcstmcn, aforesaid on the
contrary al be- has on earth l. the product
~ his own labor and be is unwilling 20 have
lis entire earning, for morc than twcn,,
wears now taken from him. and hl. ismil,
driven from their home IN distrcss'ul power.
rs lie refer, g. the annexed letter ~ the
present governor or Texas g. show that the
whole amount above 'atcd stands io hi,
credit cu the books Of the Treasury.
AS ono of thc consequences Of the annex
atom o. TcHa, and her adoption into the
Federal lulou, the Government Of the IA
toll States has tax, possessions 81 her Gus
tom houses and thus deprived her uf her
most important and reliable source Of Rnnu-
al income the proceeds Of which had been
previously appropriated and set apart bv
v AVID GOTTA hv '.rr r..i.
D, yer. tor e., payment ~ the interest ou
bis bond, He is therefore impclcd with
full sense Of what is right 10y every mo.
tive of self preservation 10 ask YOU to pay
what i, due him
lie cannot believe that such n demand
will bc deemed unreasonable hv MI Amer
can Congress
All of which is respectfully submitted
LELLlE COMBS
December I, 1916
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MAKING BACON

This j. tho season for curing hams" a.
SON '7.. to process II making bacon.
Every body know, L,e m.to ,con.
but very few succeed in making that which
is god \ writer over the signature #
II NJ in the last Farmers Cabinet. remarl.
that - cure hams Thoroughly. Goa, t. h.yo
them sufficiently silt 20 Keep. and no, 100
,Alt - give them the real JSrscp favor is a
debate orerAfion, Ard requires nice hand
TIE following reeeip, t. god one. and
may Be relied upon for making fire., rate
ham T. 20 pounds II hlms take four
ounces q brown ,uc,f. thr'e ounce, ~
'sltT't"r, snd one pint n frc sal, pnlyU.
ne and NIX them thoroughly ruL The bans
vel al over, particularly On The hs.h side
AID lsy tbcm "a L,srds Tor 80 or & hour;
thou pAcE then IN casks adding two quarts
n fne salt T. svery 50 pounds II hams In
10 Or IL dsy' they may be hung up 70
smoke
The same Nrisr fays-siI lbs Il hns
ait four ounce. Il sAl,peig, one AID
quarter h. Il brown sugar make good
protertirO for 100 W.. Il bsef In -
hours q pixie that y u bear sr sss endv,,,
'h".!! y Fihed
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PANlNG For TENNS

We are truly paying dear for ToNa''-
War witt MoXico involving national debt
of millions II dollars to SAY nothing Of A.
mcri al blood poured out like water among
tho chap,s ais o, .'..o and '''' Iii
greater curse, the extension az -Iorp,triN
Of slavery, are the evils flowing from annex
alton. In addition to this all the creditors
Of Texas already begin to knock at tho
door Of Congress for their pay. The fol-
low" is the first Of the present session
but there are thousand, more of the same
sort yet TO he presented :
PETITION OF GEN LESLIE COMBS.
To the Honorable Scnq!- and House Of
Representatives. Of The initcd States Of
America in Corgres, assembled:
Your petitioner. LESLIE COMBS, Of
the STATE Of Kentucky, resr"ctfuly repre-
scnts that the late K pl,.ic Of Texas is
Justly indebted to him in the sum Of sixty
nine Thousand two hundred dollars princi-
pal, with interest, at tue rate Of ten per
cent per an. on the ,um Of ffty-uine tho.
sand two hundred dollars from The lst e
March, 1880, til paid, & with Ike interest
on inc = ! hl lth lllpurAHu h'ihIrt 1T III
the lst day Of April ls4l, til paid, all II
which appear by reference to the books u
the treasury department Of said Republic,
as well as By the bonds now in the possess
ion OF your petitioner. which he ia ready to
exhibit 10 your honorable bodies when he is
P tired 50 In d.. Ile hereto snncNes tie
copy OF one y. the bonds as part OF this
petition.
He states that be made his Investment in
4 the public war debt Of Texas in the winter
Of 1850, when on visit 10 that Repub-
lie, on the firm belief, based % the Assur-
ances Of many distinguished citiLcas. SOM.
Of them occupying high public stations that
their entire indebtcdness was ycry incDnsid-
erahls compared with their resources nnt
exceeding perhaps half a million 81 dollars
and that negotiations were on foot by which
1t Vn confidently expected the whole a
mount would b. very soon ais-harCcd
Your petitioner .sv a regular government,
IN peaceful aud successful action in al i's
departments and WAS informed that tne
debts AFORESAID Of which be has aus b,
come large holder. Vas f.r th-
pro'nions, arms. clothing sery .ees and bod
erpsnded in Gaming the ndepcndcnos o.
TeIas 10 the hattie hel4 a. vel A. s.n~e
maintaining boz integrity and ns'ionAl cy.,-
tenre. FJr the payment ihsrsf. a.,
public ialth 80 u!eHnly pledged by A~
'nd . r70-h ' gfrsnu' ar''.n. ron IN.
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80 ct me Whisper tito hsVe ,oDt ,nur.ls
.b"n' most unl.cl, sod 'r,nsfrcing plan
uuor, m rostyle At all WHICH ,hs va, thete
undertaken Allow h.t nv desr ,it here
Ia entrest vuu {" psv thought ~ t~u 10 th,s
and hor. o,(u' tcsuh Ia the mean umo
she sub,ctocs herself
Your obliged and thsnsiul
fRDEKlkA BREMEN
Ants Oct o1d 1870.
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HOW To SPELL CAT.

Sometime during the last war with Eng
land, the - Regiment Of infantry was
stationed near Boston Old Dr. NJ,
(Pcacc to his nshes) was surgeon to the
Regiment The Doctor was all Old Gentle
man Of precise aud formal manners. who
stood great deal upon the dignity e de-
portmcut. aud was in his own estimation.
one Of the litcrati Of the army Nc,crthc-
less be- was fond Of joke provided al
ways 1t was not pcrpctrated at his own cX-
pcusc.
!, was well known in the old school, that
that AT the commencement Of the war, a
number Of cl'l3""s were appointed Ulcers
- tie army wa.Hcrc n en- y .ur their
c.uyairy tDau iur the correctness If their
orthography The doctor took li;tlc pains
to conceal lis contempt for the new set
One day, at mess, after the dccauter had
performed sundry pcrAmbulatIons Of tho ia
bic, Captain s., brave and accom-
phshed ofhccr and great wag, remarked 70
the Doctor--who had been somewhat So.
we're in lis remarks on tho literary dchcicn-
cics Of 5 ne of the new officers
m =,
~ i'oy'"r NJ are you acquainted with
' i i.'.r II Il, -, =.
-, f"'" ,,'' "f"' reP'ru the ooc-
ut ., nc one o' 'h' ne" se'-but what oil
"'" .T.l;.a t,, -
-'o'''"f III particular ,,'piTn ''p'a'n
nav Nv l'S' received i'''er rom
,'"' ' WV. VIII N'r,' you "9leh OF "I'
P"'' '""' i'u cannot Su'Ss III Fix gucsscS