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MISCEi.I.AN EOUs.
PHILADELPHIA POLICE.

PHILADELPHIA POLICE.
PHILADELPHIA SEPT. 24II idov NcCtintochs alarming
Adren;urc-Thc aniabe widuw McClinock has morbid
ami Iy for boards and whskcrs, and will suffer
ia 10 approach her whose face single hair could be
discovered by OF the most powerful microscope This
repuvnance hairy faces continues ucabated though Mrs
Mcntock has reached the fifteenth year OF her widowhood
and the of her natural le While the charming
widow slumbering sweeY in her snug little bed chant
Der night something touched her face and awakened her
In he sudden nar she put out her hand and gasped the
object of her utmost horor-a beard. There could be
misiake-hough the perfectly dark she felt peak
ed beard of the fashionable cut ana was very safe con-
ci.oa to suppose that wicked had uuded into her
apartment She felt the breath Of the intruder on her lace
and she covered her head under the bed clothes 10
herself from all possibility of contact with that detesabe
beard While shverng under the counterpart, she heard
he sudacious wretch munchng delicate cakes which
had been left her washSand from which she argued mat
he had sweet in his head and would probably attempt
steu kiss, when he had satisfied himself with the GIN
Then the idea vi the beard worked on her fancy
10 that degree that size became desperate, started from her
couch with the counerIane around her flew down stairs,
pcned door, and threw herself into the arms of Il
vachman vino coming by, having first ascertalned that
he was closely shaved This officer having heard her TO-
mantle story conducted her back into the house. stationed
useH door of the chamber sentinel and request
"A her 10 bring light While she gone this errand,
the wn,chr1n thought he discovered something moving in
The pitchy darkness and stopping down TO obtain better
view an invisible skull came forcbly against his
.at he Knocked backward down the whole night OF
.tGrs Az up again. rubbing his forehead he
marked "tha, either be Niger the devil for no
,ther ouadruped could butt cunfonndedly When the
candle brought il proved be horned animal indeed,
but happily not the devil Mrs. McClinock had left her
chamber window open, and goat which was Kept in u
neghborng yard had INDUCED the climbing propensity for
which animals of that species remarkable, ascending
from wood pile Ia back shed, and thence TO the win
dow, embracing the opportunity 10 "caper nmby in a
adys chamber" for which he severely kicked by the
earaged wa.chmaE who appeared this morning before ms
Honor with heal all bandagcd and bloody, to make 4
statement OF the facts Pernsylrdnidn.
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VERY LATE FROM EUENOS AYRES.

Bosras. SET 30-Bargne Dragon, Capt. Andrews, "Er-
we'd here this morning with advces from BGcnCi AyEeS 10
August :. 49, :,
iii. racke. contains the following intelligence from zion
teyi!co up 10 July 50.
Lrqu.zn, Carson and their par,isans have crossed Tue m
bcun ard saked the issue OF their cause on the Issue o
general rcncountcr.
The rebel dvisoa headed BY Uqu;za in person, cr'ssed
the Uruguay on the Goth.
The total invading force including 3iU men alleged % nave
assed with Gomez is stated by the CohHcrca III
$3.50 including 600 Corrtntinns The Pdcset remarks:
As regards the Baz,ians, though u numerous as ne
ncus;s according the Commercial We 90 not una That
they have vt venturd the Rubc0n; the cause we
cannot ssisn br, is evident that general encounter
take place. before they render ads as''sahce 10
their REPUBLICAN, allies 'c wait the result ni genera nc
ton with The confidence and we be that Psst-
dent Oii5G has been concentrating his force tn: mat purpose
apd that he leave Ceriio about the Isl lns 70
oin the main division Of his army"
Under ;he head NJ Busnos Ayres affairs the PhcNe, says:
at astonishing how caseardan"d The puac nt BncnNs
Ayc5 have become tn all that regards BfaElans ana er
quszl, Gn with the exception III slight ndvance OF 10"
dollars in the p;ice Of ounces sensation whatever mas
been Observable
Gen u. FIrc l"era the Governor and Ca?tiin Teneai
Of ST. .llro del Es;arn. is dead
ve- :d jas! arrived fran COrrie1tcs 4: san FcFaah-
do wits papers iro- With the Packet intrs taat reaction
had taken place ii: i:s; plovicce in favor i tia national
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POLITICAL.
For the Enquirer,

o,sTRlKE THE HARP!
J'" '''f'' understand them.
n, .,rike the Harp land let its coros
Ren.ot ,hy tenderest Zines
Lor wl,l, We list. with cares oil husacu,
Homes star above US shines.
m s,rike the Harp sing us thy lay,
RI mrhc Woyld' in !end'rest tone
or sinu "'rhe Charge OF gallant May
Or, "To my Absent one
IN strike the Harp,-and let it ring
With richest, freest elee-
bird that can so sweelly sing
Should seldom silent be.
The stars that gem the "upper deep
Hume The ''deep" below
So faIeth on our sorrowing hearts
rhy notes--as sweet mes 'io".
Oh, strike the Harp!-its witchins so"nu'
~ go Iinsed with "Memu:y's own,
Are sweet Us dew drops 10 the iio"e's
When Summers sun has no"h.
on strike the Harp-its mello" notes
Have reached us in our dreaIna,-
Whilst thou the 'minisrr ring angel touchd
lis cords tho strange II seems!
on strike the Harp.-thou'st nerer heard
The name Of him who asks,
Yet he has sought TO tune thy Tyre
And aid thee in thy tasks!
Oh. strike the Harp!-we ask 1t Of
Thy warm and kindly heart
hear, that can, in JOY or woe,
Some happiness lmpart. ,,r
Fuvanna County, Oct. a. 1851. n0OoA 49,
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To the Editors Of The Enquirer.
K,Sc William t;uuSTy, VA, OcToBEa Is

To the Editors Of the Enquirer. 49,
klSG WILLIAM CouSTy, Va, OCTOBER lst, 1881
Did YOU observe the .niiccnt Aurora Boeas Mon
day night last, the 29ih September II was the most bill
liant have ever Witnessed That Of the 2i October lSl7
as secn in this latitude be compared 10 It. As every
observer secs separate Aurora and this phenomenon Is
frequently local In s appearance concluded 10 give
YOU short description Of that of the 29t September n IL
apDca in this latitude. Franklin the great bear lake.
saw very brilliant one whilst Kendall only IS miles distant
and krcpinG strict WATCH none. This, however, must
nave been as general as that Of the Gath October S7
which was throughout the NOrlhcIn portions OF ms
country and Europe My dwelling suppose, 10 be about
s. deg 81 mu 30 n. latitude and a deg min 81 sec
W longitude. just before sunset the horizon SEEMED to he
overcast with clos (crro cunD highly electric los
ing band like appearance, and banking M in heavy mas
SEES towards the East and South little utter sunset these
clouds mad al! disappeared did observe the
ment oil The Aurora Till about O'clock when my attention
was attracted by bright violet appearance in the North
East On taking favorable position clear OF trees,
discovered bright luminous arch about the Nurth
role and lilac light dverging about so degrees from
in all directions. Suddenly bright strcamers of light
inches brond-whIs between these streamers the lilac
lights about 20 degrees broad changed to ycows green
and crimson. The whole would eink, fall back, like the
con,ractons OF tho pupil Of cats eye and then the stream
es suppose 80 o. 10 in number would dlac and run
up rapidly whilst their numbers would diminish to six
eight intermediate became OF the color oil
blood Its intensity Increased till about hall past seven; and
wishing 10 form some ra of its sze by known positions
The heavens discovered that the crimson lights with the
srsamsrs cgmc up high the constellation CyGnns IN HE
zenith or nearly whilst the West Corona Boreals
obscured By IT, and running down Acturus which seemed
10 be- pailance hour and half above the West
ern horizon Wills; The Aurora itself was lost in the Eastern
horizon upwards Of l60 degrees Of longitude. The um
nous arch below from which the crimson lights redatcd
so bright the enclosed its span 1t
the eve brighter than the sky just before the rising Tho
crimson ah became very faint about nine bu at 10 O'clock
when retired to rest the arch was as Respondent as ever
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eycuWoND ENeUtRGk s.
: .TIIun.y CORNING, OCTOBER 1, TO-.

The wiz charges will. supporting !" |u Of john
Johnson .,n old follower of the admnisa',o" and an
o",ncv aams This story have heard before ~.
snnu,c rom these acquainted with the iac's, a,,,v
hc circumstances 10 be follows: |" fia,'so"
there was public meeting in favor Of 'ne Aua,
ration Col. Johnson attended The ''ee''"s 81. NAV
but did no; at al participate IN tue .,,,o. s
have INCORRECTLY tcen go publishco 'u ' ,.aao RI, ]
g. - ,ndpe Allen and was utterly Feu'e' "po"
~" '"e i there shadow OF probability IN 'he
:, i ,ccvlected that Col Johnson was ah ol.s
I."., ,,p having SOLITARY ard alone Q! Tue IT,
satIS voted for Andrew Jackson in the exciting
election BY the House Representatives in February iss'
ee''on y VIRGINIA Delegation thai OCCASION stands
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

Progress Of the Uar-Ihe Battle Of Carlargo, &c.
NEW ORLEASs, Sept. 29-By letters received by steam
ship Yacht learn that the battle al Canargo between
government troops and rcvulonsts took place the
18th inst Ii lasted Is hous The government troops
dcfea with loss TO Killed and wounded among them
were Gen Morales and three other officers killed.
The forces Of CarGhaIa the nsurgenl leader sustained
no less whatever The whole number Of engaged
der him oy about 400 They consisted of one compa
ny OF Americans under the command of Capt Trnbe and
Texan company, under the command o Canales; The
balance were commanded by Col. Cabrera.
The issued by the insurgents does not de-
clare that STATES in revolt are indtpcn3ent-ths will
ly be the the Of the federal government reu
sing their Naons ports declared open for
egn vessels upon pay ina mode rate dulles.
The report Brownsville that Gen. Arisa had
assumed the command OF the revoutionists
Resignation Of the Cabne General Dissafisaction-Ihe
Contention Of the Governors, DC
New ORLEANS 30-Iate ndvices from the city OF
Mexico have been received The Cabinet all resigned in
body on the I'd instant Much dissatisfaction prevailed
throughout country, which in most deplorabe con-
don
The Convention OF Governors which had been called fo
the purpose Of devisng Of relief for The difficulties
which people have been abong under without taking
decisive action had adjourned causing great dissats
faction.
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ADDITIONAL By THE CANADa-DEPARTURE OF
kOSsCrH For AMERLCA. g..

HAI"A1 Oc7 l.-Kussu;.l and lis c"fnr,T;or.s have
been a .,ti n se-. I.ou ;:r U.Tan'~ or ':r i't "
tn, :se:t:t nIyc SGy-t..a 81 900 1jc 5T,:is - r
n,vv Az .:t;.a i,a".
The :! ,.n: Chambers closed the l5!thc Minister
OF the n;cEIor delivering address the occasion
The En-sh Minister at Naples has been suddenly sum-
E,oned hume.
The Snip Orio iJr Baltimore sailed from Bremen on the
llih u!t
PARIS Sept. o;h.-Thc Pniri. state, ,a. K0s=ath has
been released an Tgacic The Dl-!,asys The Nati)7.
assures liz puzzle that :ans are d1c French did!
aatc Intervention, which had lately taken Al uatsnciy
nc Ioadon Morning Chronicle IS iai confirms n" :c
POI; OF hoS.u'hs release and says aud hi co1?aa
Ions are SAT. board the Miss.sie:i and that ~ let
The Ddldnneies on the 9Th ;gr A.nclicr
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THE PARTING OF SUMNER.

THE PARTING OF SUMNER.
BY MRS. HEMASs.
Thou ar, bearing hence thy roses,
Glad Summer,-iare thee Wen
Thou art singing thu last melodies
In every wood and dell.
But in the golden sunset
or thy last lingering da:,
Oh tell me, DER this chequcrcd EARN,
How hast thou passed away.
Brightly, sweet summer oiiShuy
Thine. hours have rloated by,
To the Joyous birds OF woodland ooughs,
The rangers OF the SKY.
And brightly in the forests
To the wild deer wandering FREQ;
And brightly midst the garden flowers
70 the happy murmurins bee.
Blu, how 10 human bosoms,
With all their hopes and fears,
And thoughts that make them eagle wings
To pierce the unborn years
Sweet summer! 10 the captive
Thou has flown III burning dreams,
Ofthe wouds with their whispering leaves,
And The blue rejoicing streams.
To the wasted und the weary,
On the bed OF sickness bound,
In sweet and delicious fantasies,
That changed with every sound.
To the sailor on the pillows,
L. Lodgings wild and vain.
From Iii. gushing iOunts and breezy hills,
And the homes Of earth again.
And unit me- glad summer!
How Els thou flown with met
My chat, eSs footsteps naught have KEEP,
From iay haunts vi song and glee.
Thou ha, flown in maynard visions,
In memories Of the dead
In shadows from troubled heart,
Der thy sunny pathway shed.
In brief and sudden strirings,
To fling a weight aside
Midst these Thy melodies have ceased,
And all Thy roses died.
Bn, or ,iiou gentle Summer.
II greet my flowers once more,
Bring me again thy buoyarcy,
Wherewith my soul should soar
Give me 10 hail thy sunshine,
With gong and spirit free;
Or in purrr air than this,
May that next meeting be.
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On Thursday morning. the Richmond Nhg INDUCED IN
some coarse language in connection with our publication
Of an article from the Examiner, cordially endorsing the
Democratic ticket, In unequal controversy Of this
kind we shall engage with the Whis-bu in 'sce to
the Examiner whose position the point We Ennw TO have
been grossly perverted and justice 10 ourselves We re pub
sh The following passage from yesterdays Examiner
Some DAYS ago on. friend OF the Enquirer suggested thar
the Convention should pass resolution prevent Gnbrr-
Material candidates from taking The stump We argued III
repls that j.: such u. should be established the party
Conventions would virtually elect the Governor; and intth
or EXPRESSED belief that il The election was thus decided,
men Of business cunning and intrigue, would get the Office
ocner than The able, the eloquent and the popuar Inc
Sl.uuton Convention did PASS that rule and did nom
nate the mos distinguished and respected citizen OF
The rrt west: Yet the Richmond Wig now charges that
tt applied 10 nm the terms we used IN describing
c,ss M = Ii has no, nsauated that charge, but made
in rcc, phrase. Every reader oil this newspaper knows II
Ia bc without Saduw--a sentance OF onnia
,ionand every Of The other knows it 10 be ~ul
and lnlen o:.ll IL lis ialsehoud.
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RAILROADS.-Wef find the following account, of a wag-
;ha appeared in the great railroad procession Boston,
in the Boston Courier. The wagon was pl1n express
wagon with ten barrels Of -four staff twelve fest long sur
mounted plain gill, eagle and white and buff banner
bearing The following inscription:
"Wesern Virginia -four via Oao river, Great lake. Og-
dens5urg and No.mont railroads. 72@ 55s. from mill
consigned - LYMAN Racd * Co, Bo,ton Distance tfans
ported 90 miles. time OF transportation Il days freight
per bb., 81 05 rom the Oao river TO Bos,on.''
On tbs revc;sa side was the talIowine
EXTRACT from The first report ia relation RAILROAD from
Boston 10 q > :ershurg lated Fea Q 1850:
We cnn-ltr WORKS oi iaten improvement, n( the Ut.
mPoi, IL. p.ns?cfis! aai perin ,"ncy ot tie
Union
ave deem the subject of railroads Of vital Importance"
Following this banne. Boston truck containing
the load Of twenty barrels o. the article drawn
by horses with white banner attached having insert
bed ON it,
"Buchnnsns extra flour, from Wellsburg, Western Virgil
MIA
The above was brought into the procession at the pacu
lar request of the railroad committee the city government
designed show Of the fruits already resulting from
the railroad inercommnnlcaiion with the West
producing evidence aud ucS the Of ronspor
afion entirely unknown 10 persons here and TIN
West and showing in some degree what may be expected
10 follow hereafter.
FINE STOCk.-Sincc the issue OF our September
ber there has been received Richmond from Mr. Aaron
Clement Of Philadelphia, superior CotswOd buck and tw;
pair of pgS-one of the famous Chester County STOCK the
We are informed by gentleman who them landed that
they were the finest specimens he has The buck
for William HARRISON ESQ of Brandon the pigs for Gen
Rchardson.- Southern Planter.
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THE WONDERS OF CALIFORNIA.

Professor Shepard in giving account of his
Iuraou Of California, poltays the country in the following
,thusastc almost romantic. style: i have explored
California ior nearly Years truly say il is land
Of wonders. There fresh uw every month In the year.
und winter now wears the bloom OF spring. have found
waterfalls three and four times as high Niagara natural
lidges OF white MARBLE far surprising in beauty that Of
Rockorldge Va somc thousands Of gold 5earng veins in
eahausaoe qualities ut iron and Chrome ores lead bsnuih
and quicksilver most beautiful porcelain clay aud in short
everything that c, bless Industrious and enterpi>ins
people. In one valley found forty springs Of
hundred degrees Fahrenheit In another valley
like the famous one in Iceland In the IA
abode of Vulcan the rocks so hot thar you can
.nd upon them but short tine with thick
ecciared and cong omerae locks actually forming
The iour of the Geyscrs times te heard mile or
rrf and the moment is Of the intense inter-
annrosrh them
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thuson the record

| ~
r,, dc.,erae is the Wing effort 10 iaugh OH 'he hi
s, hive made upon MIR Bolts, that, while now
rs - ,;uself as the real Simon Pure Unions IN
| ,o,, L,a IN minority Of 40 with Giddings Slahe ana
g., i fyo, of the reception Of petition from Aassa
.hnso,,s far he dissolution Of the Union Inc wing ''ui
Ie, Tho whole as ''mare's nest, and on' PARRY Pa''
vsad and regarded, Of the old eectioneenns 'a'e o'
oro,ion to the famous and las it is proved) iooSh
rvoDtv First Rule in Congress by which Abolition rev"
ons were forbidden 10 BE- received TINS IS ce''i''!
bicb compliment the risdom OF Mr. Bots ana 10 'e0'9
of all The other whig members from virginia an" ~
dent Fillmore inscf voted against the reception OF e
;,ion for ,he dissolution Of Inc Union The Whig win
an mir of triumph places Mr. Bolts the same platform
with that genius OF mischief and malignant enemy OF The
South John Quincy Adams Heart
Mr. Bolts like r. Adams believed in the unlimited r2h
of the people IL petition Congress. He dd rgu therefore
not ooy TO move for laying the table the Resolution
censure on SIR Adams for presenting netton ~ o.ssu
bc Univn but 10 vote for receiving that pelllion 'a' II
might be rejected as beyond The power OF Congress
Mr. Bolts therefore, according 10 his endorser OF Tue
Wing stands bu and present any peh'oh VIII" '"! "
,ced in HE ,nds esr the abolition Of slavery Or the
dissolution OF the Union He cannot refuse either olce
md he will &c backed BY tho Wing Are the people OF this
District prepared 10 send Congress- who Is thus
paradcd before tic country the medium through winch
the abo,ionists or sunionists OF the country VIII surely
have hearing before the Congress Of the United States
Common sense and patriotism forbid such thought Tor one
moment.
But if Mr. Bolts and Giddings, Adams aud Slade did
right" then Mr. Fillmore, and every other Southern wing
save Arnold of Tenn did urong in the estimation OF the
Whiy In tempting uphold Mr. Bolts for giving aid
and comfort Adams and the Massachusetts uoo"nSls
the Wing necessarily sacrifices the Wing President and
leading Wings of Virginia. who took the ether side Let the
Wing party look itor their organ and pilot Is rapidly
running them upon The breakers.
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THE VERY PEST JOKE Or THE SEASON"
Guy B1Utvcl, in his speech 10 P:csiAcat Fillmore AMI
co,qr!Jns Tie p;tcc day .3e in. i1owIu. courteous
pn;ysa: ~: shall gladly open you, on his occasion,
orr i='llons OF divers kinds, for the reformation OF the
guilty"
= .eg.atfo zay 4, none OF the company improved the
opportunity. IN y. Erening P0..
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The Mammoth Cave in kentucky is owncd by .lc
children OF the a;c Cen Jcs.p and the children of tho late
Col Croghan vino received i: bequest from wra! :
relative
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WILLIAM II. ROY.
]. W. JARVIS.
II. W. DANGERFiELD.
~ re NN-..t.xs 90


IN reply the above, would say, in the first place,
that II the athcws bur- very snll portion OF the people
they should have such preference for the reelection
Judge Christian, in all charity they might have waited
until hr tate Of the amended Constitution decided
and ratified then have expressed their preference Of
four by al lie polls The on gentlemen whose sig
find The above card aad that signed too in their
official characters doubt at the time, anticipated they
had influence 10 the community, and by taking such
COURSE and that in advance might the day Of trial.
draw some least SONIC, their standard. But even adj
hitting this could and would have been the case then
they should have reflected that they actually taking
preference and advising scheme in opposition
very spirit OF amended Constituun which expressly
very wise und just decision Nam rits sine nasci-
tus opm,S lie est qu ninn's urSetur. Offices good
behavior during le have in all time heretofore
had them poked upon us are cyIdenty monarchica
anti Rso,.icsn The Kings OF the earth hold after that
Then decide with the amended Constitution with
hcsita in declaring and procnming IN the world
offices periodically given out are the only and alone Repub
ican lren how stands the with US if the Cuns;itu
ton sbau.i 90 ratified The Offices for Circuit Judges
stand restricted OF eight years Judge Chris
an has already had tho cnounens OF that office for
wears an! hnt entities him il for the of eight
years moic II his equal could be ouad within the dis
lrci thar mi.hl ,n prudent and polite that should
.l;nk im again aal a!:u at his election but
fur:una.g:, Ter The people, ;a:s is ~ mean, the
Case; H.. lrLl IN ul!tbn:S e. oun3, and some
his -u:e,iGrs and this We believe the Judge linac;
will not deny. In conclusion, as this subject has lit
tie nothing % do with politics, beg leave t7s bar
in part for all at the bar have signed Judge Chris
tian) suggest the Col Robert McCanGsh in nd.
though be- yet only copying The lead oil
part Mathews bar in this busncss) for Judge o.
% eight years AZ ~ Col. McCandshs Qualifications
and worth and h fitness every respcc. Tor Judge
ship, willingly leave 10 Ire Judgment oil the people
posing the district. VOTERS REQUEST
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Mere This wear

More this year 6I.567
The increase Of the las, month September of $780, is
II 332. OF the toinl number, there from Ireland,
$751; Germany, lO2S7; England $685. Scotland, l064
France 1885, Males 26o; Switzerland, 397 Holland 67S;
Norway 294, and from Sweden. 35.
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To the Editors OF The Enquirer.

TO the Editors OF The Enquirer.
Sir-You would obige many voters in the 9Th judicial
Circuit crowded the amended Constitution shall be ratified
and of that there be little doubi) If you will copy
the following card in paper with the following reply 10
ii.
Fur tie Wig.
for Judge in the Circuit which be-
i'll hc made il tie Constitution bc ratified b he
she STATE winch ha been reported By late Virginia Reform
Convention. the uLdersisne members Of e har OF county
Mathews take ta method OF expressing preference tor ths
Judge Christian present Judge Tor reelection
WILLIAM H. ROY
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WHAT THEN 1.-The destiny Of the world often hangs on
the smallest TITLES little milf between Charles Bona.
which gave birth Napoleon and the battle Of Waterloo
.iNentonn Dem.
Yes that is a fact. Suppose "a little Mfr had taken
place between Adam Eve What then?