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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

HaRgariaa AariiRies-Dyeadiag tas WAip.--A recent letter from the seal of War n Hungary de- seFibes in considerable detail the formidable xia ries the Magyar armies have found in the wild po- puiation scattered over the vast steppes and forests of the interior, particularly the horse heads, tenders of the troops of wild horses of ths plains, the swinehsrds. and fishermen. The first named of these are especially dreaded by the Aus iran troops. OH account Of ths extraordinary wea- pons they carry and use with skill. IL is simply ths whip with which they select and catch any horse of the herd they wish to tame and dispose of The application of t in Is quite novelty. It has a hance not more than two fei in length, while the thong measures frota lo 20; leaGen bali is Ied 10 the end of it, with smaller at difereat dis tances from it. liSe shst on a hzhs9g iiae; wsea thrown t acts ike lasso. curling souad or horse ar il strikes either To the earth wfsh crush leg blow. The AarseherGs CT eagkDs=) are skil- fa in the use of this weapon, that at fuii galiop they wilt strike an enemy with unerriag certainly oa any part of the bedy they please
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

The Sea Serpent .fgata.--A correspondent ef the Rosion Journal, who IS endorsed by that paper 4s gentleman well qualified to judge in such matters, writes ihst on Saturday last while bound out upon cruise in tha bay, and when oF the north shore. three miles from Nahaat, he saw that huge monster of the deep-the sea serpent. He says:
 His head was, apparently. three four feet above the surface. taking an observation of the various Tigged craiis floating upon the troubled waters and ot the sarroandIng scenery ia the distance. We counted slrteea projections or hBmps upoa the sur face ahaf his head, and should judge hs length to hare been from one huB4red 10 hunsred and ify feet. We were the nearest vessel to him--he appeared perfectly indifferent as regarded our cra, as ne did not take any notice of us.
 There were a number of craft outward bound in the vicinity, the of which appeared to be very much excited in behoidiBg this strange Donssosity as glass plainly indicated tn us la sweeping II arou0a among them We have an aaeemmon good glass, and could see him distinctly he propelled himself very Ieisnsy and with an air s4 much dig niiy. along, expressing much in his appear aace as language could, that he king of the sea. Ills eyes were large and very bright, and his mouth as perfectly open, as If inhaling the pure westerly breeze. Ills body was. 1 should think, as large round as common size oll cask, has collar dark muddy hue. He was in sight about twenty minutes, and dd not alter hls course from the time we saw hiin hil he disappeared.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25
EasIieA bod Freneh arirea.

The foisowiug p0stry paryorta to have been wrss- ten by FFsReh gentleman ts the Prince aA Iafa. vile, and Is ia pFaise ef tlss sseanbaa, t Ieais Capt Floyd, which formerly piled ca she Norsaesn Lakes. Ny Friead. AsI tsade yer much de progress In de Eng ish language, ia dat isaxns sllali say. How via rapture sad pleasure lay heart hs did dance, To snd dss b0as named grom ae patron dc F,a.e.- Oai. mon ami. da fset assure ysu qaits true IS, DisLaieaa aaaifqus is eaiIci Gs st. Louis- Yoa resaembsr my friend dat a vsyags you tosL Wz est krsncAmaR distiRgae, ie CaPtaia Jean
 Shook; How to hia . snuH box most saparbe you present i, bsc4ase he speak Freasa with sach psSCAit aessnt k'h 0iea here. dsy talk ell laagss, sizsat ds least
 pain:
 Gree. Angtoi., iiaIisn. French. Du,ch and Profaas Dey have actors. and poets, and musicians here Aad voa p-sopOgraphbeai grand Eagisssr. vld de ssag aaa as d1ne@ d. ssiaea shall r.souux nd de lasi. aadde bEaasy-snasa tee. sbaa alsa ad EouJoars you shall Iaagh, while on beard hers ysa
 arc.
 So ynesh-sscre bsu-yoa get some xseep nevasrs Aud de table. moa Dieu. mon Prince--nassre, no
 
 shail man eat so much as he has to eat here. Foar times every day is de table serve up, To breakfast to dinner. to tea and to sup; Foar times every day yoa sali eat foar lines more Than ever yea cal ia foar days oa de shore. An, Paris. you triamphes de table dey few k, W hen compare with de table oa board de St Lonis; Der is fowl, der IS flesh and rnsgaihsas bec.sse Which the man who doai eat snail be set doyn sa
 
 Der is fish dat will fill de ssuI fail of delight, And wild duck wiz hs saaee dat will ali you up
 quite; Den de beds of repose, dey gre qaite soft enough As Maceabecs say to-"Lay on Mae Duf;'' And de IaleP de minte. dsicous s he-- Jeve his ne@tar would leave Oui and Isis amhrsisle oh, my friend, fl once more yoa should see Amer
 iqae,
 Introduce yourself strait to le Capissine Floyd, toa will be, as Jean Buh say. too heppy--be gar. Mais a4ieu, mast stop, tho I've much more to say, -hais de because he wait me.
 JEAS Box ST. ANDRE
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

Jaeaness use of Ae FaH-Nelthsr men nor wo- meS wear hats. except prstectisa agaiast rain. The fan Is deemed snfiirssnt guard from the sas, aud. perhaps. nothing wtl naors strike the newly arrived European thaa thus iAa, which he wiii be- hold in the hand the girdls Of every hamsn be- ing Soldiers and priests are no mere ts be seea without their fans ta@a 6Rs iadisss who uasse ef theirs the to which faAs are pat ia ether tries Amengst the men of Japan is serves . grea, variety of purposes Nisiters receive the daiHties offered them upon their fsns. the eegger tupeslag charity, hels cat his sa fsE the altns hsa prayer may hays o5taiasd- The faa serves the dandy ia liea es whaieboae switch, the Pedsgogas iRsteaa and. not dweil too long apSu the sassesi. fan, presented upon . peculiar kiaa of saiyes. to the hjgh-bo criminal. is sad is bs the form of aa- aoa neiag his deatt- t-Joan bis head Is struck of al the same moment as bs stretches il towards the fan.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

SpsakiRg MacdiRs&--The Abbe MieAf. cetshra- led EFsneh sseehaniciaa- constructed two eoteasai heads, when said so stier not oaly words, bat eutfre phrases he submitted thsse pieces oI his Ingenuity to the Academy of Sciences in July I5s3; bat being disappointed of the reward which, oa ths recommendation of the Aeadsiny, he had expected from Inc government. he brOAe thsm to pieces celebrated anatonist {Vicq d'Azyrl gives the folowiug sceoant cI their eonstraetion:-" he heads covered Aeiton bs1, the differsst parts of which were constructed together by hinges. aad in the interior of which the iaventor D ad disposed tificia gsttices, of dfsress fcrms over stretched membranes. which gave scunds of different pitches and from their eombi nation there resulted very perfect imitation 0f the human voice. Sir David Brewster thinks that -before another csaisry is completed, talking and singing maehiae vii be numbered amoug the cowq uests of sctsncs."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

Irish Woasn.--Amd the want sol oftea atienlani apon The young and thoughiless marriages ol the Irish peasanry, it Is wonderful 10 noie hox closely heart cngs to heart. Poverty. the most severe and prolonged, rarely creates disunion and stiii more rarely seperatioa. The kdeiisy Of the lfish wife ptoveIbal. She will endafe laboaT. hunger, aasi even iii usage, to almost incredible ex.~n rather than break the marriage VOW. We have known cases in abundance. "He beat mr,s' said pretty weeping giIl. not nineteen. who had married fIom the service of old friend; ''he beat me, ma'am, long ago, but never thought more off since. And yet that didBt hurt me haitf SO much his saying that maybe little Ned vast hss-thaps breaking the heart in intiIely; though know he didn't aAae H. and that fl was the temper that spoke in him the weary on t for temper five known nothing but hardship since married him; but dtdH't com plain ef Eaal-iss bOth srPeetsd Reahtag slss aad don't mind has;y stroke ioI ifs bard hiin to see ns wanting a potato, and he wet and weary-sn oaid before his time with the slavery and ihough put Ii- Neddy te bed early, to sleep sg hAs hsa- gsr, yet often ils loo teasing the poor etsi aad wakes h!m n spite of me, and know the hungary lace of the daFlinf sggFnvates his father. 1 know all that but he ought 10 know that I'd foilpw hisn through the gates of dezih f that would sass h.tn an hours pain. he 0agh; io kEow 1t, and he does know tim sure he does, and he kissed me thi.
 morning his JIsttag breath, leaving the handful of potatoes ior me, and saying the masther. where he gives his strength for eighteen peace a day, ordered him bssaktasi-whseh I'm suls ain't the truth. Th@ loves in his heart strong as ever bat the misery. m am ollen hafdeas the man, while {, softens the woman. Hs didn't name IT, and he Knows its sl nue; put t 5 bard to slen io such word as that. He vas my hest love. and hetl be @v last, and who of as can tell what's before us ba, I'd go through trouble sgsta Il it sonId do Aim any sosd- Ma s. C. Haii's Iaeiaad.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

PrrfIy aad Rsfytbafsa. A peadsat of tho Newark Advertiser, wr,tiag fEcus board ths Q. States ship WarFsa. ia the harbos of San FfalEeo, says the vessel lost tweaty i've is ths harhsr of Menterey, who aessrtsd to the miasa. sBd i've sailors aod three marines steie heAt wtlh which they all escaped except one, who. on alarm bsing 1iyea. received shst ia his lsg, whicsi has fuiasd him for fe. The others started fer the nssae. snt before they had geas half the way the naariass sars ed fross the sailors The laasss eaxne ta . fAxm hsass where the trs~esd them hsspilabig with turaad to sad robbed aad maFdersd the whsss hsps- ". us-n, wsmsa and children. Bat lhe psapIs as ths mias. heafsDg of it psssasd and fosad thsm. and Iasiaatiy tied them up aa& shet thsm ca iha spot.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

The Ftrs P0lats st Nsp York.-The condition of the population ol ths den of ini4aiy may be inferred from the following facts iR petition to the eoun- eils for breaking il up by extending and widening Anthony stseet;
 At No Little Water street, in one building, called |" Chimney Sweepers' Hall, are two hundred Cross and Orange streets, ninety five coiored and white prostitutes in a basement, in rear building, and at another place. known as "23, are eighty at Nos. 10 and i2 Mulberry street, there are in the rear baiidIng one handred and tVo ,ensments. con taialag ordinarily six persons in each room. and some rooms are occupied by eight and ten persons about eight hundred persons residing upon fwo lots and at No 9s Gross street there are fity-two male inmates, seventy-fve females and one hundred and thirty i've children what pieture of cepravity and poverty 10 be found in inc heart of Christian and wealthy cfiy And these are but part oG the sad realty.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25
Nrw fa.lp af vlrrlntn.

The following slsaaxes we've made h tAs sxistiMg i1ss ef Virginia. ey the late Lrgislstasss n wal be s~ea fhss sR these msasasss tend ss eastaia- @snf of the credit syssem:
 I. The stA section oF chapter ls7 psusiaes (Ix saesiancel that any persaa entlstsd e nsrsszs maney by acfioa ea any enatFset ma7. nfteF stx4N, days aossee aAtAsn judgment ias se == sS
 a any eeaTt ef phe eoaaty h which tho dshtas fa- sides.
 The prosiaiaa aispensrs wstA sAs wsss. sH saa plsastE PeeteS ta proceed by motion sStheF thaa hy an efdtaary sSi anA of coarse saves tlsa eu1f of the writ tax. aa tee ta the shess9 Sr e4eewsInw ha writ Ii det~Ree be maa&. jadgnemi wilf he Ah- ,sined on the asy to which ths netce s gwen; bat t thefs be deeenee | may hs heard and aeciieA ia summary way hy the eonvs, or is either party Ae- srra |, Jasy msy bs inarAaasisd ts tsy lAe issaa loiaed.
 s The sew code dispen-es win Asa ia civil cases If the PlAiafiE. eishsr upon the lmssisAssom eG his sait. e as sAy tsns bessrs iadenees. wisf make affidavit thai Ae has gaaA ssa.s tn hssre sAas hiz dsbse< wil4 femess hlh ea<tn k%Teaa lsa arts- dics.os oF the court hetose isaxmsnf eaa k3 ots tained--he Aay sus cut an afia1Amsat s9aaass the dehoss psopefty, eesaananitng tho shsss9 te seizs aad secure the same ania aeeded. h satssty tha judgment. e rsyisvied by aosd wtfh security. tn aave # forthcoming to answer that end. Tue ahslition of haii, as af course rendered ne- eesssFy change in he fssm af the wris. Ii ia E0
 hunger cspsss, commanding the aaicsr b hsks lAe Asdy. but simple saaMsas ,o saswsF the p's'atid eaass of aetisa.
 {. imps sisoament Gor debt s abolished hy lhs new sesds; and ia ea ef the sa. pEevisinaaa have been adapted.f d,sigReA to ohtaan fsum ihs deb0T discovery of sll his property. aad sAs ds- livery aud raaveyznea thrFeoC to the sheriF Ia this end the debsos nay he sammaaed toappear be-
 fore the commissioner ln Chaaesry, and rrqaissd ta answer Oatk, the infsFrpWasess af the eFeaitaF. tf Ae fails a appear rrfasss la snaweF. Ihe missioner IS to report him so seags, snd f A@ sfi taik to appear and aasweT. hs may be proceeded against as for a eesfempt. And having made known hes ssats, If he refuses to eonvsy deliver Il ap. as may be committed so jaii by asdes of eeart. !. \ judgment issa aaisT the Bsw iaw. win ex- tend a the scAois of The debtors Ha instead of to &a!f osiy prescott The creditor may ezssAk the taaa upoa writ ol sissit, or he maY hle hia hilI ps court of equity, aad have the iaad sad, 1 the rents and profts win Ros pay the deht in fre years.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

Oregon City.-A writer in the Boston Traveller, on board inc propeller Massachusetts June I6 tLus describes Portland and Oregon City:
 Aher rambling for two days about Vancouver, lett for " Portland" situated on the Willamette about fourteen miles above its entrance into the Colambta. Portland was commenced about three years since. IS now quite village, aad s destined to become much larger being al the head waters of ship navigatioB, although small vessels can run nearly up to the " Falls" At the r ails is stuated the " Oregon City" This is the most popuIous town in the territory, destined ere nng o be eee- brated for its manufactures. There is any quantity of water power.
 Now, from Oregon City travelled twenty five miIes vest fifty niles south. and sixteen miles east In my various jannts became acquainted with all classes of the population, and a more kind and hos pitsble people I never met with. At present majority of the male part of the population is in the mines Of California, and probably no miners have been more successful Evefy vessel brings numbers returning to their homes Wealth s very rapidly rolling into Oregon. About twenty saw mills are now busiiy cutting out lumber which sells for Sia0 per thousand al the mills It costs another hanired to freight il to San Francisco. where 1t sells for $500 and S400 per thossand. For ages. may say, the lumber of Oregon will be a souFee of wealth. This Is 6ne country for wheat and other grain. The winters are unusually mild, so that herds of horses and cattle need but little fodder. A person needs to visit the country. to fully acqnaint himself with iis internal resources. The people are now abot- ing under great difficulties, owing to the diatory action of Congress- The subject of land claims IS altogether unsettled. The custom now is for any person to establish on any unoceapied land, and claim one mile square. People do not feel secure Tn making Improvements. Let the land titles be rendered secure, and it would very soon put new face on the whole sppearabcs of things in Oregon According tc recent census under the authority Of Gov. Lane, there between 9,0f0 and 10 900 in. hahitants in Oregon, not including Indians and foreigners.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

Marriags-Look at the great mass Of marriages that takes place over the wh1le world; what poor, eontsmpiibse affairs thsy are A few sogt looks, walk. dance, . sqassx. of the hand. popping of the Gaes,.oa. purchasing of certain number of yards oi white sstin. ring. clergyman, stage or two in hired carriage, night in country mn. and the whole matter is over. For i've or six weeks two sheepish-ooking persons are seen dang hng on each others srm. looking at waterfalls, or making morning calls and guxziiag wine aud cakes; then everything into the most mabotonous reuiine; the wife sis oa one side of the heaTh the husband on tho ohsr. and little qaarrels. little pleasures little cares, and little children gradually gather around them. This s what ninety y-nine out of . hundred had to be the delights of matrimoay.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25
M,rriap.. Win .ti i.s i,,s an.l evils. man kno~.

Mayriaes.-With ati is Ills ani evils, man knows no happpissss until he marfies; let bin possess a woman oi sense and virtue, and Of whom be himself is worthy aud he will feel solid and permanent jay of which he never WAS before sensible For, as somebody says, the happiuesa of marriage, liss the interest of money, arises frcm regular and estsb- lished fund; whie ihetiines live upeD the principal. and become bankrupt in ehstaSsr and responsibility To be sure. (As tie sans authority teGis us,j uninterrupted happiness DO man can or ought to expect. Life is siaeeare; frats to not spring spontaneously fsosr the earth. as they ad i the gas.ien ot EsisG, does nsaaa drop irom the clouds as il did in the wilderness. But scheme ct solid comfort. matrInony affords to we-FeguAted minds double share of pleasure tn prosperity, sRd a sosaes in asd siversHy.
 Per CoatyH.- The following is from Biackwood's Magazine, wrIsten psooably. by some disappointed swain:
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

The SiH5borRest .fainai m tAe WsgIa.-A crowd about tavern deor was busy discussing what ani. mad was the most cDatrary, Some ceAtended q mule was; some hog, some yoke oe exen. A DutchmaH who had very graveiy listened to tiae conversation, gave his experiences: ''Ts male, te hog, and re OK. is very stubborn, but te hea Is ts stubbornest animal in the worlL l had von and vanted 10 hatch eggs. made von fine le-rIs nest and put him in il, aud she gets up and runs away. den makes aRoder testle nest and pa Is her on it, and she gets up and runs away again. den makes voR ieete pox, and puts IL ali over te hea and for all te troabie mt have ven peeped under te leetis pox, te hen was sittiR shtandiR-"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

which woald seem to settle the Masquits'' eaas- ti0a;
 The kingdom of Mosquito has no de6aed Iin- its and whea Great Britain talks ef ''psoseeslss, she is assuming that to be territory which has nsw- er been recognized sach.-Ths ssathsrn heaBd- ary of Musqato does not extend te wtfhta sizty uiles sf the northern bank of the river SNa taan. the right of way to which has besa ceded ts ssr citizens by the goveFnaleat of Nicaragua. so whom 1t rghfuIty belongs This Is aot eaiy avpsrent fron, sf 'he maps that have been pu6tished of the several States of South Amerea; but Great bsikiaa herself has recognized the fact for until lately. shs had a consular ageat rssiiiag tn . town the san Juan river. accredited to the govsrnmsas of Nicas- agae, the same territory which she esaias ts spPsrtaia .e the kiagdess ef 4asaaiae. ssA ss s> under her protrctoa.'s
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

An Orirtnal WiA.--The following is a copy of a will left ny man who chose to be hts own lawyer This is the last will aud testament of me, Joha Thomas.
 give all my things to my relations, to bediyided among them the best way they eAn.
 N. Elf any body kicks ap any TOW. os makes any fuss abyat II, he isn.t to have aaythisg.
 tSsgnsd Sy mel Joas THomAs.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

IsSes-TyPogrsphica errors, although msrtlfy ing to the publisher Of newspaper, are sometimes exceedingly amusing to the reader. For instance, we once read in 8 London paper an aecosat of a fashionable party at which of tho distinguished fersonAgss was the Duke of Pork. A Boston pa- per lately gave detailed accoant of the proceeding. ei the Court sf Common Fiess; and a Western paper contains an interesting description of an Anoclous Robbery.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

Il iat.--A yaapg lads onea hinted to EsaiIs man that her thimhss wss nearly oat, azd ask ed what reward she woasd receive for her industry He made answer the next day hy sending hsr aew oae, with tho following lines:
 'i sssd thlmbie for fingers aimhle,
 " NhisA hepe wii kt whsa yau try tt;
 IL wiil last yea loag. if it's half as stroag
 As tic hint which yoa gave ms ts bay it.s
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

Hasass tks Asstrss B,tehev.-I II sppssss thst this ssaguinasy wretch is soa ef that lniamoss sIsctor es Csssei, whe sold his sahisets. sf par esnfags upon tssir equipments. to taSsgs III. to psesssass the American war. Truly does ess of the BFitish papers remark
 We had some ssatuty sad half ago aa epoch called "ths sgs of great cspaaas:'' eaf swa epoch stan0s . eaasee sf being caiisd aths ags q gssak hutch9rs."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

ii, Ia Hare Fsas MEftoa.-The sheep, as soon as ka'ed, shouid be disemhoweled. It is the neglect 70 remove the entrais al once, and not the meat oe'as touched hy the wool, which imparts to # the suohg mutton taste. The reason of this s that the warmth oi the body, carried of by ths loss of blood 'os n'ns supplied from the warmth of the bow s''' and thus ths objectionable taste created.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

Mrs. Spriggs. wEsl yoa bs helped to small piece Of the turksyf# ~ Yes. my dear Mr. WiskEas. ! viii" .What part woasA yea prsssr. ny dear Mira Spriggs'" "f will hass eeapls ef the wsngs-a caapls of the lexe--soms q the Arssst-- the ide-hons-soms filing. and few snmpiinzs as I feel sawsH to-d4ys- -wHkIas iaiassa.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

Wssisy.--Ths lats Dr. M'AH informed the editor the oa Manchester Sunday School Magsxiss. thal Mr Wesley oaes addressed Iafgv body af rhiidsea. fer qasste. of AR hsar. ia words of oas sytseis oaIy. He asssas 4 to as pattern far his prsaeh-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

IT The Caterpillar has again appeared upon several plsniAiisns in the southern part of thls parish. It has now cclnmsacsd ils havoc in good earnest, stripping the entrs staik and leaving the immataFs boil to decay fsr ths want of that prsssc- ton of which il has boea deprived
 fSkFspepcrt Ia. Gaxetk
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

FoltosUiag Csascieses ---An eminent and sisty Preiats was oaes asked fl he dld ne, think saeh ens followed his conscience Yss." said bis Grace "I think hs does follow it. q maa does horss in a gig, Ae dStees ffsf."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

IT Theodore Hook was ssksd the other day the following qesssisas--s'if hili bs drawn. payable may days after sizas, aad prese to have been accepted by aaa whe had faliea sl,ad. when weald yea recover your monsyf'-sWhsa he rs- eeEsrs his sighs!' wzs tAe rsady answer.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

O. Al qualities, good asd bad. improve by ex- ssclse- Even courage s ia geod dsgrss fhs sssntt el circumstances Nearly aii psrsoas ueaid ss sez and hzndshlps.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

0u-It is not what we earn, but what we save that makes us rich. l; is not what eat, but what we dgzss. that makes US fAf. IL is not what read. but what we remember, tha makes us learned. All this is very simple. but Ii Is worth remembering.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

IF A lady a@ksd sis. Jekysi, sswh2s WIS the diff ference bstweea solicitor and aa attorney" 'sPre- ciseiy ths sams.'' ha answered.. .as between ere codis and an aIdgator."
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4 Great Prire.--A Caaada paper gives as a fn nor that Sig Allsa McSab Is about to mead his shattsrsd fortaaes by accepting as . wife te narss his cid sgs. the well known wealthy old maid, call ed Miss Coats. dasghiss of George iIi's bank
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4 cemplsmsaf--- During a istersz<iag Ashsis sa
 HsagsEsan ssiss. in ihs BrisisA Henss sf CsaNaaa.
 Mr. Oseesas. after spplysnx s~risas sasE1aae s4S- shess to EaaauiA eknaaA kx assixnnaanx ham As wsshingsoa eF Ais country.
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cars Hsad Sogp.--A dandy remarking, one sla@ef day, that The weather was 90 sxcessisely nAt when hs put As head into basin of water, 14a eAii'i head soup at very Little sxpsase F'