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The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-11
Rearing Chickens.

A writer in inc yergenses yerrnonier give the following method of rearing young chickens:
 When hare number of sitting hess ii. prs,ces. of incubation. the hrSt one that cones o wish her chickens put Ia coop, issf ogher people do; when a second one comes od a day or two has inteESeneG. and l were s,iO pat the last hztrhexi ehicKeRs to the first her, which has now had tine to become acquainted wiia the naHaber and cooroI her osa brood. she will abnse and Kill he ns ' eosaers ialTudeTs especially they are of color different trom her own-iRztead oa this 1 Ee move the first hen and put the second h her place with the chickens of boih-when the third eoues og. 1 put her n place of the seeondaad give her all the chickens, and 90 aatIl the last hen has as maay as she can attend to large hen may eonsiortabl, brood twenty five or thity euIckens, and the hens which have been taken fron the chickens after having been shut up tew days. wiii resume lay ing again, instead oi wasting their time wiih the care of few chickens. 1 have k1o~a An instance where one hen reared thirty eight chickens 10 ma tuniTy.''
 The above Is very good method of rearing ehieS- ems, and wall doabt do tor fankeedosn: but the Baltimore San tells Of siigi more eacenoatcaI 4 heR-latcr which is generally practis~si among the pistseTs of Louisiana anr Texas. lnsiestef slsiag a number of ehIckeas of diiirFeut aseA to ene Aen some hse or seven heas ~et aeaa egxs at ihs sane tune During the period ot incubation, they are fed moderately, go that shey may be 10 Esh 10
 
 haiehsd 'hete beoads. waaea. soon As haiehed and sufficiently ssFoag taken tr. the nest ant placed aDaeE a esDos, confined in q dark coop. As ali the rhsrkens are taken from the h@ss Afs transferred to daFkened coeos out ol th.. hearing of iheir chickens, which taey forget iA a fsw days. Mhen they liberatsa. and will sooa e furnishing eggs for another hrocd fl the csbsa Is young one. that has not before taken care of a brood. he I0ast be watched and Ighf gradually ad. mitted 10 toe coop. whis small quantities of food are spsinkled b~lore hia, which the chiekeas whl pick Them ssep-fsther win al first wasch the ;ls- tie things as'entseiy, and viii sooa he seea pekn. ap istis h5sis aEd dropping :As=s s-fsse hs ssrp- ehiidnen, which they wiA raa gTeedsiy te Teeeise Ills next e6ort wiit be 10 initiate the eiack or call of the ben, which, though tnidiy and a@kwarv.iy desss at srxt. wil s0oa improve. and Analy De ene of the characteristic marks of his actual snpe i0rtty to the hen, ia taking of the young brood. who will be Abe to hear bis call al three times the ds- iance that her voice can reach Their size enables them so AaFsr from 50 to So chickens wttA case aad Us have seeo oLe with aa army of one hundred hstie dowBy things running snd Aaiierag at his hssls. which the proud genraisssimo seemed te re- gard with mere thaa maternal soiicitade.
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FROST ECTU s
Fon PUBLISHING History of the War between the Tnited State' and the Republic sf AfKies.

THE design of the work will embrace all eolla- \ teral topics ef importance which are calculated . pssve and illustrate the origin, tendency and re- sxiis of the var The subject has become one of s,.at magnitude as connected with tue present and hsure interests of nations and il wifi be the uncom- guusing purpose of the author 90 te base his work s2aa those facts which are known, and upon those ae0utrovertible positions of philosophy which are rknawiedeed, as ta render it worthy Of the nation sni worthy ef the age.
 The work will be published in two volumes, oe- avO, ef ahoat 800 pages each in style similar to aat of Prescotf's ssCoaenest of Mexico" IL will e illustrated by such maps and plates as clear sucidaion of the subjects treated of may require, and no expense labor will be spared by tlse pub Iisher. necessary to ensure it's prompt and proper eIeeation-
 The work will be ready for delivery at as early period as possible of which notice will be gyen.-
 The Price will be Five Dollars per COpy.
 The following are extracts from article pub lshed in the "WAsKlSGrsS USfoN" August 5th, ls47, in regard to the character of the proposed work.
 "lt gyp< us pleasure learn that there Is ia the coarse of preparation zeomprehensive and eampirte history of the war betveen this country and the Republic of Mexico The work is designed to isn- part clear and correct views to the pahlc mind in
 relation Co the origin of the war. its prosecution. ts Fnde ncaes and rerai; and tae cnaf8EhGE or te h1~ tAss. who is highly distinguished a scientific, hsorieai and biographicai writer, fniiy warrants in the confGent belief. that the fruits of his la bes upon this important and interesting subject will be hailed with pleasure, and be foaud valuable, 10, Oaly ef information ia regard to sIstng relations with Mexico, but also a channel o knowledge in reference to the moral political history of that unfortunate country, which will serve to throw light upon the character of the peo- pie her rulers and her institutions. ~The arrangement of the work as 1t hzs been ex- sned b us is, in oar opinion, eulineutiy judici- e0as and the subjects proposed to be discussed are
 7sa as To convince us that the author has devoted I hs lime, eHergies and talentx most arduously and ffaly 10 his task, aad that he will present to the paSic such history will be read with interest, profit, and pleasure.
 ~is sOle aim will te 10 enlighten the American pcspe. snd to give them a correct view of their esaatry, in it's whole toward the Republic of NsIico- Viewing the enterprise in such light, ss would commend it to the favorable consideration .aa aSers patronage of the people for whose bene- = it is designed.''
 Persons to whom this Prospectus Is sent are re- secfaly requested to their influence in obtain- ing subscribers for the work, and to return their
 s's as soon as practicable to Hon. R. Fl. GILLEr, Washington, D. C,
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,d her, ia this leveIy r+tFsai. exclaimed.
The Baltimore Argus says.


 The Hero sf Saa Jscsnto--Gen- Sam Hosssen--- ir hiS speech on the war question in the Senate, sssts facts which convict the whig legislators sS tais Stste sf litelting thxty conuery beyond a hope of escape from thal essa1femaases which such demands ss the hands of the people. For instance, he states that Engiand recegnixea the Tsxaa elxims ts the Rio Craa5e, bv directing her Minister to apply to the Texan Govsrnzaenf to make valid the grants of land that had ssea mAde by the Mexie4n Government to British snbseeas prior e the Term rsSelation, and that the Texan gUyeEnmsna aete& ln eheienee the sngrssGions Of that European power; that whea Gen. vasqaez ia- ysde9 TexAs with his marsadag parsisa, hs declared il to he sa inyasien of Tsxaa when he crssssd shs Rio GFznde--shat very wsssike movemankof Next co pointed ts the Rio Grsnds ss the srss boundary and shAs ths preeiasaataoa sS Gen. Woll in IS4l declared every Mexican to Ae a rebel and traitor who, .. ,he end of shirty days from the data sf hs proclamation sbogd be fSa nd one eaus distaat on this side of the Rio Grande that Col. Hays sud hSs ranxers keys possessions of the country between the Seaess aud sae Rio Gsaaas, tsat Mszsss aad no military establishments "a taAt eoaatEy azA sxeF- elsea no jssssietisA ever aas part q si aad isa' Texas extended her laws and exssrssrd her iuris. aissssa over enwy fsaf 4 U Nsw saie~~ Mr. keGnsay and the ptssr whig Iihelers cfsax govern
 meat san prove taai taey are better informed about Texaa stElirx and TsxsA claims than G@a- Nous ton is who was President Of that Revassic fof foa, years they axzsx sEanH eon5ensse6 ky ffss< warEs- est pAstlaans 6ur aoisE irregAFzAis wssag tn taeir esaafry aud meet wiE the execrssas sf every patriot eitExeh, nr thas falsely placing their ce1nfr, ia the wrong h~fss tsss sstisas of sss sastk- Tbs treason sf nsnedics Arnold is askasag esmpar-i sfaA thss dish@nsx sessa apea teesx eoassxy. sne any af the partAeseaioss la ths1 aesa ef iafsDy receive ssen respectable vote 1t the co1sag siss ton, we nope we shaa h~&x a mars sbsat ls, Psssse sssa sf she whsss sf Asryisn4
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sr sAmx. wnsYtno.

sr sAmE. WRITING. HaEk thro' the Empire sEafe. the wal Boa wide ppon the passing gnie. Ger mount and thrvugh the shady vale,
 The neRR is berue-- And at the sad. and mensnfni tAIe, Hasuh thy ascrees, rsseatiess Fate. The RrtFiot. glory of our Stntes, With proud and hixh resolves eIate.
 Mas Pass'd from eaHh.- And VI alas bat know toO late,
 The Btsaeaman's woFih. Ohf had he lived b meet us here. To shed his light Arornd this sphere, Far brighter wpuid the sceae appeara
 But we nay weep. He sleeps. torn from his bright carer,
 Death's Iong-iAst sleep. Bat wnght upoa the grassy bed. Bright tears shall fall, and pFay'rs be said; . The use shall rear is fragrant head
 Above thy tomb, And OCT that hailow'd spot. shall shed
 Its rich perfume. We nourn.--not vainly, as for those, Who pass from earth, mans bitter foes, For thou hast sunk to calm repose.
 Thy eoantry's fFiends- Oh. when in Death. our eyes shall close.
 Be this our end. Thy country owns thy glorious name. 'Tis written ca Der Iist of Fame. And patriot toaenes thy worth proclaim.
 Thy virtues bright. For free from every tslaf, and biame.
 Was Silas WryAE
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE
Department-seeonA secession.

V'hE Hen F.. A Ewing. late Chief Justice ofthe State of Kentucky, having been appointed to the 0tessorship vacated by the resignation of Garnet, s'+sesns E-q -t-ctet 10 Gongryss. the fsruffy ot Law TOW consists oi-
 H'a HEsAv PIErLE, L. L. D.. Professor of Goa atatlonal Law. Eqalty sad Equity Headings, and Commercial Eax
 hsa EPHHAIM N. EwIxe. L. L. D.. Professor ei ne Setence of Law, including the Common Law and l:s History. and Criminal Law.
 ra4sTcy $. LoCGHRoaousH. L. L D.. Professor S' the Las ot Real Property. of the Practice oi Las ine.ading Pieaiaags and Evidence, and the Law of Nations
 tae course of tuition for the second session wilI commence, in Louisville, Kentucky, oa the first "Saaay ia November next and continue monfhs. oeaaeas are arranged in twc classes according to tas'Taeiion viii be given by recitasions. by ex. iHaatons, and by orsl lectures and expositionz. es "a.ea "x every week will be given to each class. \ AS~ Court will st twice in each week. ss esase, previously given oat. viii be argued % Y .as students, and an opinion delivered hy the e'ssstlng professor. Iss s'acents viii alec be sxeSeised ia the ps.- F'-aaon oi legai instruments and pleadinxs.
 .ae s'udeass of the Lew Department of ,he Uai- .o y are, oy provision of its charter. eatitied asnd ne Lectures on Mesicai Jarispruden<e ir, nf &E- A
 fca lectures viii be deliverea to ihe T.aw ..d ~Ts'eA - classes during the session.
 ,.... .s ofanes of the professors and also of the r..aers oa law in the city wiiI be open to the sae A capital of near s5ooo having been ob- J1, aooat to be invested in the parehase of , .s.. Library to which the ssaaeats wiA have Ac- x -SseNss who ssait have sttFBtsa two full courses sh-. n thss University. ~ one n sems ,s.s. snoa aud 0ae in this. or have praetiseA tho r.ss one year. and attended aae course Of lee. .ess, and haze passed . satisfactory exansina n.I .m se eati'ieA. apon the recommendation o ,s;-s. .salfy to the Degree ef Bachelor of Lava
 "A 1e University is sathsrixed to esafer. sioa fee s. '''' a'''A '''e '"A'''oa
 s ,.' eoafd and lodging can bs had in i.ouisvilI1 s-t.s siesaty sor from g te a 6 pef week. Tn. soosAs are ia the new Court House asd as.
 r-oa'oss and comfortable.
 se s1'Sia pe addressed 10 PFot. Pr
 JAMES GUTHRIE,
 Sent ,s Psssiasnf UHssersify sf Lossssslts
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.Tis bow tht promised Hear.
A sERENApE.

 The fountains serenade the flowers Upon their silver inte-- And, nestled iR their leafy bowers, The forest birds are mGte The bright and glittsring hosts above UnbaF their golden gates, While Nature holds her courts of lore And Tor her client wafis. Then. lady, wake-in beauty rise Tfs Bow the promised hour, When torches kindie in the skies
 To light thee to thy bower The day we dedicate to care
 To love the witchiag night; Fas all that's beautifal and fair
 In hours hke these unite. E'es thus ihe sweets to fewer's given, The moonlight oa ihe tree, And all the bliss of earth and heaven, Are mingled, love. in thee; Then, lady. wake--in beauty rise.
 'Tis DOW the promised hoar When touches kindIe In the skies
 To light thee 10 thy bower
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The Pfrst itlauti, s,samsr

Was the Savannah, Capt Rogers, built at New York. She was 3O0 tous bayihen, ship rigged.- Her engine was 70 or So herse power. low pressure. She proceeded irosn this port 10 Savannah. whence she saiied in isis4r Liverpool making the passage in P days. In passing the Irish coast the smoke and steam from Ser eisimaess gave her the appear aaes af . ship on fire ant vessels were despatched frssn the Cove af CoSk to her seiief Prom Liver pnoi she weaf to Copeahagea, Stockholm. Saint Pe- tersburgh, and ArueAei, making the voyage fFom the latter port (ia Norwsy) back io Savannah in a5 days Crowned beads pinisters ekkcers of state. ke visited her. and valuable services of piate jew els. ke.. were pseseated te her ol&eess. She sub- seqarnsiy made the voyage 10 Constantinople sad back heing the 6rst steamer that tfaversed the Me ditefraaeaa Sea, ss well as the Atlantic oesan.-- She was afterwards purchased to run packet between New York and Savannah. under Captain Huidreuige. bat was wrecked sn the soath side of Long Island Capt Moses Rogers, of Grotoa, Con- neetienf. eommanded her a h<r 6Fst voyage out.-- Capt. Ssevsss Rogers, now kving at New London. was the s1iliag master. He it is who made that memorable reply ts Bfiti h saiees--~f have 10 masfsr, sir.' The eirenmstaaees whieA drew forth whsa the Sasanaah approached Liverpool. a boat fen British sicop ofwar came ssoagside and hailed
 s.whers is your sastw!''
 Capt. Stevens Rogers ~piied-- ..@ss..sl -I have 10 ssasskr, SIT .''
 ..Whese's yaas Grptsfa, them }"
 :. He's below, do you wish to see himss
 -f do, sir.s
 Captain Moses came ca deck and asked the Bri- tish ofseer shat hs wanted. when the following coavessafion ensued
 Mhy do yoa wear that peaaahts siTsss
 "B<eause my county allows ne, sir.
 My commander thinks it WIS done t0 issnIf hIsn. and if you doat take if down he val sesd fsves that wsE do It.s
 Capt Moss turned to the engineer and exrlzin- eA--
 @Get the kot watsr sagiaf ready fheses"
 The m4B-sf-war's boat turned abeat la an instant and was oil Nothing gore wss said sboat that Peanart It was suspeefed st LIseFpeoa that t.se Savannah came over b rescue Napoleon. His brother trrsne had just e5sred large reward to .ny oae who would take him cd tAe fssasd cf ss. Helena, aud hence the exeib~ment her appeassace created throagbeut Eagiand She was the 6rst eeean steavsss ever ssea ia Eurspeaa waters.
 JE Y. ssa.
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There's ssmsihins cssd in every Heart.
 sr THEODORE 4. oorEp

 woaId'st win the crime stained wanderer hae From vices dark and kideoas track Let not frown thy brow deiorm, Twill add but 6erceness to tie storm. Deal kindly--in that bosom dark Still fingers viftns's glimmering spark; Plead wIih him-tis the nobier part There's something good in every hsart Bring te has mind the early time, Ere sin had stained his soal with crime; When fond election bIess'd has heuEs, And stFewed his j0yoss path with Aowers, When spostive jest aaA harmless giee Bespoke spirit pure and free;
 Plead with him--'tis the noble part fhese's something good in every heart. There was time that head did rest Close to mosher's yearning bseAst-- A tiHse Ais eaF the pFeeepts caught A kiad zad viFtuous father taught; lt matters not what treacheEogs Tsy First lafea his steps from virtue's way Enough to know ycu yet rnay'st save That soul from ssa's enGniFhsag wave. Plead with him--aet the n0baer part Tbere is something good in every heart
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AssSrovE.--The late a. B. sasriesa assag once sbe when sssst of EAe zsr@bers sf the commit ss@ wsEe pFssent sa4 seated. lsaesxb baszaess h2a sck eenmenSs9 wi@a. peseeissnx nat th<ss sAs nss sneahex ss@: vsrsat. he. wssk his ssasa rssds sea. sad ..NiE any ssafisAasn sssss saas asy AaSs ske 1Asw
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-urARKAMeAe 1AN NE ER
 PunEzssEmD vgEmzEhT. av REARDON q GAWRKTT, .-TEREE DOLLARS A YEAR A IN ADEAEcE.
rERMs OV ADvRnTfsEse-

TKkM8 " AD - AAA~NNe r,r. square ei ie llness er leas. Rsst inssEhnn, .t, ,oLLAn. and FIFTY eRrTs for saen esns1H.i- esI .--r no lines. and n0t exceeding 16s to he - !. suaare and . haaf--evsE 1a. and net ew- - n. as two squarss-ana in ntAstPssPoFti1n - sAvsrtisememts. SS .. m Advertisements to be paid tog tn aasanee, W..sssnt .szunssA hv eome responsible pessgn. ~ '. z. ipAiviAwaI seeunnt. q the abosAFakea,
 -. "a. .ss and under 9le9s in ens ySax, . dis -. If as per eent. will ee mades and when iE -, to sfes 0r upwsrs. n tha s1zse period, ,:.soTas of sss per cent viii oe mAde Ne dsiae- so,reyrr win be made if psysnsMf ee defHred Iir.. - S rade ou lexal advestiseusnass reqairx5 Hh c0sfRACTs nv THE YHAM.
 x. ..,ssIing 10 lines, renewable at plsaaars. e10. w .s % sf ss @
 n @ 's s 90.
 ,u .avsrtisements. or paEts shsssaf exceeding 70, e = @ lines, ss the ease may ee. snh5ect b tAe sh.,rps and diRecan1s hf.s nensaoasas ena 70 con .s {. the.a rates for aless tern than year. Nc for occasional emissions and nA esntraetI = S.- ,ss year to be paid in advance. ss1
 kFANnzNb ADvwMTEAsm..L8
 n, 10 lines, or iess.l saeh saditisnal
 snOuths. e sqaas. ] 2.
 c 70
 ,....E,~ ,Av,r&i.emeuts will hs eAsswsd af ths = s-s;oaed rates, unless aeoz1ssst be made wAar ,As e. ;,serticn; and must he paid fsr in advanee
 r. rersoa wili be snnounesa Scr any otiee. eithei .;.r - l.,r. or county. without the aAsases paymea s.s,;c.I eireuIars win bs charged ss advertise' .s.,, snA uayment required in advance.
 Ns oh win hereafter he delivered to any persot x;tA whom we have uo regular dealings, antil pail hR A Al adveftisements must ee nazked wItn sns nun
 of;nserticus desired. otherwise they win De con s.asd until forbid, and charged accordingly
 h No yarixion viii be made ffusa the above rates Singie nansber of the paper, I2i cents.
 An letiers must be pest -paia or they will not re ,eivs anv attent1on
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Partridge Boot.,.

IW FRS. ! PAarxfpex's cssebrss~.s w.,-r. As -, psoSf and plzs. calf boots, zsse far--snS
 SR VIM. E. OFFICER aous. - sese asots will wear from six b twelve Asvs. %, isss. T.
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To rAKx FiIx yacx Honzxs EvE.--BEcw scss ss<.s ard hssie sair isss sAs IeAszss eye, mssd ia noss rases \ ssaid he rsiisssa: ssssaffss buds y4ana and pat ia szAss. ts stand antli 4 be- cozrss aeafy a thick zs cream. sp1s4 se the eye. ss n sxtessens remedy frr ins.aassvr.
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ceua,erssiss os sAe Lafaystse saah q cias

On the 2osh insf, si st Lcuis. as ws iessB+ sFons the Union. Ar. ha<sssa. cspaaln af EAs Nizkt watch asssss~a lasa ca the Lsses. hsKin9 ia Ns possession shts hso4Jea Goiiafs eounfsfteif noaay tIse L&ssyeits Bank ol Ciseinhaii Thsp afx e9 notes. sh ot issAas. ktssy (, ms4s p3Yahie D~clarafSssn ef Independsaee. Te ths Jzk e(ekhs vigHess- is : head of Lafayette TAs wosd .6vs" tn whsfe letters sersss she nght hand sad sn sass. isoA eRt piece. 4 femzss messssaes hs@4 n she esstFe of rhe ef hand es,d. vitb sqasfs pseess sf dl~s above and Aciow-a sgnre in lhs Eessr das. V. is the upper The shcts lace If she ncks v had, the dies have bsea k~A wsssa gssxers i4s stead e b@sssg exsestei wish the iaiss. sd eozks sseAi!y fAe lsnes S5 mel srssss nes eaa yea HaGe fhsm. the sigaxtss have . hh.rr-s appesssses, ss< all iAs erk is psie and sadly Hnisaed. "- CsASas safs En9.
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@yes sF THE sEEDi.

PARODH--s.I KEEw sY ritg sMoKk-" 1 knew by the smoke thsa gracefully enried Up bis areng'd cellar steps, that ell s~EKSxY was
 near,
 Aud said If tiIer-s pork cooked with heans In tisis
 world,
 \ clap with q sixPence may hope for if herr. Twas uooa. aud at rahles al sitting around. Every paw was at work, aaa heard ust soasa. But fired Fisa fur two,'' - Beef and taters for
 three."
 ni herr ia this lsTsiy retreat, 1 exclaimed. W ~itil sslIiir nay iip, bat tear in my eye 1 coaid pass sli my days if esaiaa't fm blamed How siest wosIld live. and bow fat wo1ld die {. eis sweet uss fate the sili bee wha sips The honey he prizRs-iny sweets shssssd be wine, And what bliss twerc ks0w, that my inaoee nj ie Night forever on chickens and Sparrse grass siae
 N Y. Ags.l
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scen Is MAx.--who is ueh 6e who is ces~ tented with hts lot
 Who ss hapry He whs ksses every hedy.
 Who Is hs'aorsd He whe pussses the sssa isar ef his wsy
 Who Is good. lie who has the GsH effsod beioss ham sSf
 How easy then ts be rick, happy. hsnossd sad g,rsa Bsst yet lsuitslades. H striving for the~s blessings. take the very steps tsst ssFs ts d. feai thsm obsec,s. fs gvtstag rirhss tssy ind kss cad ,o thss desires. h ssisiag ios happiness they hate every body xho does pss foitow ia the s<sfs they have chosea. h gaining honars spsy Fssh ttssniseiyes ssoswasd-eEo@disg aside the Hsst 9oF. fhy- aatli shsy have entssiFpeA tis~wssIsss ahd ask. ih tieiE dselTvs ior goodness. they fosaeks the snrsses ei al ga<d and bag the evil passieas te their bos0ms. :.
 Thus Is poos erbse man He Iabors fer wh9f hs ear obtain, sad as szsi dies win .-ssnity4B is yaatavss pp0s his iEs. agf ssssys
 Tn simple path is ts true path. The hssahie wazk is where HeaseB's ffse bisVsings shewess4 Tsey who are meek aaA hmmsse, lsse saaRssf tAs truth aaa FseeiEs the biessings. @
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4 SAsLoH's Lgrrsx---A rood enc k told by s&l English paper of an old laiy who had received a icttsr from her son, a sailaf bo@Fd a nersAanfr man. wxich thus s ,
 I've aAEe beea driven in the Bay sf FaAdy hy Pasnpsesa right la the teeth Lt hlewed Grsxt guns. and we carried away tss bsw-spEit "a hrasT wasAed overheard rlle kinnmce and asmpmnien { tss eape4ia lest hs qaarsnf aad Gaaht aot saka aa ee.rrsaiioa far fifteen days aa last wsarrtss szzs af Halifax ssss .ssgs
 The old waman who could aot rsai hersell. rek . neigabor Co repeat te her three or tour nsnes t she thsaghf she had got is by heart sas thsa s He'd ogf ta tnlE tho story
 '&tJh. my pseF ~
 ''whv. whst's the matter. asotissf--l hsps ss Inisehie5 is'
 70 thank Co he's safs-bat hr has besa dstssa into the hay of Firssanseat by bansbseais right ln the teets-st hsowEd great guns. and sisey carrina away tue PnlPit-a hss~y sa.sra es-fhsaEsa tiss piaasce =s the tabernae the captain lost hls eeh- lasaisoa- and csniln't get any syati9a for hftsan day~--at last they arrived st HaiIeIaiah.e'
 -iss ord h4-z= ~lzas wenslef they wasn't heaf ts atoms .''