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From the Louisville Journal To Miss MatIie Griffith.
BY ], Il. BARRlcK

BY J. BARRlcK. | ne'er have seen thee-l have never heard
 Thy gentle voice of music, yet 1 know That thou art beautiful, and, like bird
 On soaring wings, thy spirit-thoughts outflow Ih heavenly music on world of woe; And thou canst stir cold feeling with the spell Thy genius weayes aroundiit, and it's glow, Like magic O CT all hearts and souls doth dwell, Bidding their chords with deep high thought and
 feeling swell.
 know that thou art misSioned with the gih
 Of genius, and it's flaming thoughts of fire, And fancy is thy dowry-thou canst lift
 Thy soul above the earth, and free aspire
 On wings of ether while thy deep-toned Tyre, Strung with the melody and soul oi song, 2. All nature wakes its sweetness 10 admire, Since unto thee and to thy harp belong The nobleSt gifts of soul, eaTths music to prolong. know that earth is beautiful to thee,
 ka9x that each fresh wild flower Of the spring, Eaelhshue of sunset, each sweet note of glee,
 B3 wild bird warbled on passing wing,
 And each young rose of May fresh blosSomng, In wood or vale, beauty to thine eye,
 And to thine ear swse et music ever bring, For oh all lovely things of earth and sky Are Inaned on thy soul in mild serenity. know, destf girl, know that grief now weighs On thy yonHg heart like darkness on the sky, Yet through its gloom two stars thine eye surveys, Tie sister stars of hope and memory,
 The one bright glancing OCT world gone by, The other through the miSts of coming life,
 And yet thy thoughts nnceasing soar on high, As scars the lark on wings with freedom rife, Above the wastes ofearth-its wearinesS and strife. know that life hath many charms to bless
 A genius gifted spirit Ike thine own; know that O. it's light and loveliness
 Thy Soui can hniid untn itssf a throne
 Where II may bow in silence and alone. But then thy heart looks upward from iife's vale To where 1t ne'er again may sigh or moan, And longs 10 be where on tue passing gale No sigh is ever heard, no earthly woe or vail.
 Gkisgor, Ky, August, 1851.
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SEPTEMBER l6. 1851.

hay nj five dolla4s; and your bill for teaching the DTiss Leonards cannot be presented for two weeks, and then Il will not amount 10 this saHa-"
 ss Cant we sell something more, mai" suggested the daughter.
 {" We have sold all opr plate aud jewclrs, and now pm sure don't know what we csn disp5se of, unless t be something that w@ really wsnt.H !" Whui do yen say to selling the s1fs ma" 1eWeli, don't know. Florence. Ii don't seem right to part with 1t. Bat perhaps can ac with out it.s
 "ft will readily bring fifty dolisrs, sapposei" "CeItoinly. IL Is fine best wood afi workman ship, and cost one hundred and lerly doilan.-- Yoar father bought it sbor, time before he died, and that is not more than twe ssSsts past you know ''
 = should think t would bring nearly ole hun dTed dollars" said Florence, who knew nothisg Of auction sacrifices, aud that would give us enough besides paying the quarters rent to keep us com fortabiy usiti some of my bills become due" That afternoon. tue sofa was sent, aad on the next afternoon Florence went to the actioneers to receive the money for Ii.
 " Have you sold the sofa, yet?' asked the iiuid girl, i'll low, hesifating voice.
 ' What sofa. Missl' asked the clerk looking steadily in her face with bold stare.
 '.The sofa sent by Mrs -, sir.''
 q N hen was it to have been sold p
 " "feSterlay, ST.
 "oh, we haynt got the bill made out yet. You
  Il for you.
 Can't you settle it today sir7 We want the money, particularly"
 Without replying tothe tinid girls request the clerk commenced throwing over the leaves of the account book, and in few minutes had taken of the bill of ihe sofa.
 |" Here i. is--eighieen dollars and sixty cents. See If it is right. and then sign this Teeelpi."
 l" Amt you mistaken, sir Ii was beautiful sofa, and cost one hundred and forty dolafs.'
 That's all if brought. Miss, assure you-fnr- niiure sells very badly, now"
 Florence rolled up the bills that were given her, and turned home with heavy heart.
 t IL only brought eighteen dollars and sixty cents, ma," she said, throwing the notes info her mothers lap, and bursting into tears.
 Heaven only knows, then, what we shall do" said the widow, clasping her hands together, and looking upwards,
 There are always two parties ln the case ot bar gains, the gainef and loser. and while the one IS delighted with the advantage he has obtained, he thinks nothing of the necessities which nave forced the other party to accept the highest offer. Bnt few buyers of bargains think or care about taking ths view Of the subject.
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 Po;tcaI circulars will be charged as advertise- msnts, and, payment required ln advance
 No lob will hereafter be delivered 10 any person with whom we have no regular dealings, until patd for.
 Alladyertisements must be marked with the num- 5er of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued uniii fcrbid and charged accordingly
 9y-Yearly. alf-yearly and quarterly advertisers y.ilI be eonfneA to their isg'itnate business All advertisements oka different kind. or for other per sons will be charged for at the usual rates.
 All letters mustb os-paid, or they will not re- eeve any attention.
 IF Positively no variation will be made from the above regulations
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Holksppise, and the streets oE faeful enpeeTanee. We pass over these ana leave abruptly, as VI and the portess taking up the uafpets, and enshfosasng us and the great 6oEin an atmosphere ef long qak eSeenf dust
 Rafssseii uia s Loas < last farewell to sii thy srsStness wish all thy fanns and inpefsee. tiens, thou sbait long foFdly be remembered when sateser stfncsura. busy as swimming hive. 9hsil pccnpy tiY site. end when most that have ssFuted iheit se&fi hour on tiy boards shal have passed away and become of the earth, esrthv t--- St. Lssss Osrsa md RsesiHs
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one Mose Prayer.

Dr. Schnelly relates the following touch9nk story at areceni meeting held in New York to heaY the experiences of twenty reformed druakahls Aas -
 s'' dfunksrtl who had rhn through Us properly retsrned Nne night to hss anfaraishs1 1osl6e. ls1 entered bis empty hs3i--ansuish was gDaming sk bis heart strings, and language is iasAcqnafe' to express his agony as be ealetea bis slfes8 anAff. ment and tsels beheid the Nietims pf hs az,peliAe hs lovely wife and aafhag ekild Mpfase and ea)- len, ke could not look upon shcms TAA n0&htr said to the angel hy her zsae, fC0mes nseHhil6 <f IS lime D gO 10 bed, and the babe kaewn6 Hfx won't, knelt by her n10thefH lap. efa ssxsAx wist- fally Aio the face ef Der AaNenna lzatknl Ike q pece of chasssed slAtmaxF, slQmiy akI.safaa her nightly aFisen; and mhen Ste he'd aHiaaed khnf four years Of sge) sad @ her mother N
 " Dear mn. may not oi1es up one more pfay<s1%
 ' Yes. yes. my sweet pet. pfagF' szsx
 And ste hitsa .ip her say hsniz. eiese1s hes eyes, and prayed; seisg
 :. Oh tod, spare, oh spare my aesF pspaps
 That pFayef mas waftsd up 1ilh aIecfxe raxit- fly to the throne of Gui II was .kessds--;; - hesrd on earth. The xsponElse C Awehfs hrfrf from the 'athef's lips and his heart q ssna< be. came heart of Hesh. Wife ana cbiId we're hoth elssped to hH bosuaneARd ih peEItxDee. be sal1 ai z Ay ebild. yoa hare sased yosf fsfkef ffom tbs draakaadA grave. will aga the please.s ass
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TWO TO TWENTY HOURS. rhs azent in tho Maiera Mesca and one which S perfect harmony wish the laws of ii prodaciss an "'eSuy upon inc aaftts, tie great
 HANDSPRING or LIFE, eeay and saty gniatne aud bringing about that harmo hpa' coalition whie constitutes health whenever lbere a" eaeessise aeloa, eher locai or general. lt
 NEITHER VOMITs NOR PURGES, m nef essa nsseass i nosl delicate stonach We can give no oe'f ted o M Fcet than that described by R. T. Fly, g a ieuer da'e Coainbia La, Oct IT, iSSo in which "toaf febinge has been used wfh wonderful sureess ih least Afs hslIsIEed this rivel tlaaehita has ea u'ed shd m every u has acted ike charm, al r6 EIGHT 0URs As r Rs ag knossedss Tsss. ,e'e :. poihs @ eaHPsTs with it, Iaets the surface, opeas r orcs ol the skn, eqHa1es the circulation of she hso an inc patient lies down and uoos ta ieep he wakcs and ly, lbe
 REMEDY FoR FEvERs.,
 Ia witness of iis curative poweFs we win ada & ,f~ ,nss iIn Eli Noble, o caaA paish under date af have used the Elseuiel FeArflae a stest ,haay and es oi cases o iever-awass restoring the paticni to HUI hesiiae n pfoaonfciaS il oi the
 Greatest Discoveries Of the Age.s, could pradare enough ot such testniony b dl @ sso splne rom the fst men m the soati fom pla,eI yesi aud others but tris 9f inc article itse is he pcs, Hoos and all tie sssiimony aessfe. & slaIaasee il in al essesl aud sheud fail 10 aeeos iaa,sal @ SN"1i "'ei .' nioA1y VIII DC fe raoEs per ounce bo,e; so cents ger balf oanee; sl,
 
 @ssi cases. winch rendefs te cheapest medicine in h.. " wai save aGinine enongh to pay for itself more sS ws e's' without sgardas the gt saving os iserai 5,,,.o,,n, x,;,, h. ,,..,. ,s a..,.. .,. aHieed. VI " -''e ~ VI aasss' "a sssss sa-s' soec FeaaBe, wtoa fas sisife saaatare with the ness authority signature of James Speed o,, fhe en- 'sep, Mta name sshllwn'' ia inc sai.
 eAoFtONwe wisil tie public tD Dc pascuar ea,.n..s f Ais ihg pareorsas io be Eiscsrsl Fehri s aless bearins uss above Hsrks ef ecnuineness We t ulese remarks called ioF rasssusaec of pe..ons G s en Imposed agea by commercials, prerlsd iaeige~ Mea not worthless, arc, to say re sast extremely % sale sy Druggists and peaisss geassaily throughout tn, ,,,. . A. KENDALL. k co. Sole Proerietar ,as ns as MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNiaRsT, in any qo as popfea0Fs pftVes, tngeiAf wtn laFas assstasns d superior FAMILY MEDiCiREs aswass os hanL ss,ssls leaa, v - VI ks's " s'AsN-tss s""eI se" oF pr, rs ,a,s ,yess rstaa ia Id,s Beck. at the ssv
 THos. nGTTERwoRTB, Agent t, ,. fal the State of A5kausas ''F T. icst 4m-
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Agency for the Akrausas Banner.

o. Mir Wm. E. BEAVERS is authorized to act as igeu for the Bannrr, at Lost Greek. Saline county.
 Ct- MT. GEORGE BosGs is authorized to act as agent for the Banner, at Pine Bluff, Ark.
 E5- F. W CARR, General Ageat Evans Build fngs, Northwest corner Third and Walnut streets, Philadelphia, is authorized to act Agent for .the irSaRsas Bonner ''
 J. J, SHIRLEY, Esq. No. 26 Camp Street. New 0rean, is our exclusive Agent to procure and col- feet names for advertising, &Lc, in that city.
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fioEsE SHoxISs--'The stnes of the hofse should be Of equal thickness throughout with q ilas ground surface; ss those with h;ah heela which asinine smiths make m ImtntI0n oi then avn arn dangerously absurd. The toes ought ta ha faiscd, whicheeyates the point in urder to avoid ohsEfnc- tions The web should be vide. and of ihe sans width throughout. instead of being pinelaed in. because the smith hkes 10 sec the shoe wefl kGt or al tue heey. Tbs ts both unphlioShphfazl and detrimental, It decsivss the ere pf man 4nd iniures the foot Of the horse The outer edga spf the fnot rests on Inc inner edge of the sh0e aiIA the Fesgarning width Of the web pFojaeiS hesand the hoof; so that the master, who thinks that His horse has q good open fp0t. only has to be pr0hd of a bad open shoe. which both eoneeais deksfzlE ties underneath, and insites wssh open nflns q bad road to come and dg it's worst Tue heess are made bare just where the nayicais iunt s most ex- posed: and fl that be infaHed what mast sle ax. ony bc when the unprotected foot treads onN sharp flntl The horse falls sndfenIY ia1ne or drotss as fl be had been shut--phfases in mneh feo common use tO require explanation; and sipsii ia the pay which the suffering animal msela wifh from man, who, having first destfs3ed tho sass of hls vlc'nn's feet abuses hun because he eannDf 70; and imputes ''grngyineSS t0 him aa crime, as fl he were Tn lIqnor like groom. and aof imagbny
 The above remafks are fFom the pep oI Mr. Mics, seieriHary surgeon of the kaglish Lifs Guards. -.
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Ing MAYns Asp rak CovSTRnss.--Tbe Wash ngton Republic relates the following ..eaod oa1.

THg MAYoa Aso Tas CovsrRsss.--Tbe Wash ing'en Republic relates the following agood oses"
 While the Mayor of Washington was eonverssur Avenue and Ninth street. recently. young man. evidently fsorn the country. and nnaecuxt0nssdfe fe iie etiquette Of city life. approached. and s1- dressing the Aayof satheg asIoefenaai0usly. h. quired how long he was gplng to stand theae flA- eeiSing for answer "a feN sunntes,' he asked fhs Mayor jast Co Aetf hs Axe for ilftis uhs. af the same time handing him the bEidse. fIia honDx smiled st the republican biantncss of tue skraneos. and with low bow. complied with the rsquesE The eouatryman then lessureiy waiked into a store near by, and having there made several par-
 eaped into the saddle, and in the course of q few minutes was on hls way h0mew ards. ft ia nof every one that can procure Mayor 10 bod Ais horse. " s'7 "
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.s sextan ektnN tlla ', Y txe N M aAnll aasguaFy ef tk9 8wlnn H3z fGH ilshvs the snhioipeA account uf s ne8e e{ eRlks Isg hy apetloa n Easssna. sumgthlne z lkra
 nsslesa shs IsiIswlax vasAlsgI x sa sal|s over seane hsaps ef ela F4liuH ~ tuy passassigAs
 \ sahNhtplta fnE tls egngiae,fnx xNNnas gone was iAtr1eaeeA At gppnnt 4Hxllsn " NnW fofk. Tho aaeliuneeF halA aDsa Ane1 NlNtA thF0agh which the sand tApitd 1sf6ft | fesit ia passing. If pezson AEedeA ktd ks1et N1I1 held up ia yiew of all and tf no p6szun Naz4xaed On she aia before the aeMH DaAsea xh3bA&h <le sale was nsaaa Khss iaNs e \ MDsAk aszm skEss3 wc baliasn x has lnAg bann psaeiiced N kuxnsRsN
 II was loma4siy the eazfean in Kae,aa6 v all goods at suctsna "ty imph ~ kan6i4 Ah iath of car als M wss isshsssl sad ths pe@pss1 pssssea- dc went ont. wae as1lsred tke p@z1Axs@x Ns& nel pepYs. whoswas seeFNlAEy af ne Nssb1&IilF M The Isgns of the tive last ksMnriN rnuAMaNa7Y fNiNw to the pTactsce H his diary Thuxs ln Na4gh1a6knfe edition of is4ashe says. vol. [. peee I5ls Misief date November z. lseo; z Io uss nIs.fe. nie<sEe caadie the irst time tsat sa~ als of tAis Nih where observed how thtr Aoinsise ona Ah1I16N and at last how they all da egys sud ws Aase uleh to do to tell who did cry iAesw
 Asna, ibid. vol II. pags eA aepisulbef 2. iB93s 2" Alter dinner vt met and sold lte w1gmantix cNSSNsef NA" CttpW4tW BM10AN4 " #<'tz< 10 see how backward nnen are tt ifst to bsd: and yes when the candle is f051a out. k1w fkex hAwi and dispute aStefwardS who bid the na96i $ .-. And here observed one nan eunl'ln4ns tA45 sA6 rest that was sure to bH the last insNs anA san&x- " if, and in9nifing the reas1a, he told ue lhat just as the flame goes out the smoke dns6efds, winch IS a thing never osssefyad before. and by that he does know the inssaht when to bid lzSG Again, iha sol. l. page l. April q lGaz. Nc reTene lo certain prize goods :. bought lately st the Can die, z
 Haydn says this species af anclaon hy iluf Of caadte. Is derived rom practice ia tha Hpmhr Il Catholic Church. where ahere is an exkoAmfIniE cation by iach of candle and lAe Ainnef s All1Mea to come to repentance. while yet the canlii1 Hnxy,a The sinner is supposed. Of consSe. io ho Rpine. going, gene--aniess he asaiis af tue oppogthtity to bid, as t were, for his salvation. Tksa n6tn- rally reliniis the reader of the sprstaai sissiull
 "fer willie tbe lamp hods out 10 burn. M
 The viIesI sinweg Inay return"
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To subscribers.

We hope that wherever any irregularity may be discovered in the receipt of the Baaner. our sub scribers will do us the favor to give information of and removed.
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Porter,s self-Loading Pistol.

Nr. Porter, of Memphis has invented a frc-arm, ofwhich the Enquirer speaks as folowS
 "lt IS in reality self -ioading gun, in which the simple operation of "cockng'' to shoot, by tbe as sistance of valves or equivalents separates from the magozine attached to the gun materials for each foad--loads the gun in short. This is done with much certainty, because toe effect results not so much from machinery as from its solid forms and the weight of the materials composing the load which in the magazine is conine,i to trial posi- tion--the descent of the advanced charge being assisted by the weight Of all in ihe rear. The anmaRition Is contained in water tight magazine, and all that the shooter has to do s to cock t and puil the trigger His agitation or the joStling Of hts neighbor, cannot m anywlse interfere with 1t. IL loads itself. quickly, etiectnally and uni iormly, with the proper charge. Darkness nor ran can interfere with the operation of loading place the gun in horizontsi position aud "cock' II, and the wolk of loading is performed.
 With respect to it's rapdty of discharge, we un- derstand the inventor to say, that if if does not admit of rate of discharge as fFequent as forty shots to tho minute. or should 1t ail to discharge Ing with ms ciaIms long since made public, that he will fosfeit to the Government the right Of its use in public service.
 After a carefni examination of this gun, we are led 10 the conclusion that nothing which can bear comparison with II ia efficiency has been diseoy- estd. Certainly we have seen no 'sregoyerP of any kind which approaches il in dsstraehyeness tG in which the means of safety have been so weA adapted to guard against accidents in their nse''
 THg WiFx.--If you wish to be happy and have peace in the family, never reprove yonr husband tn easnPaRyegen If tsaal TepFoof be ever so hght. If be Dc hsilated, speak no angry wend. iadider- enee sometimes wlil produce unhappy conse- qnences- Always feel aa interest in what your husband undertakes. and if he is perplexed or dis coasaged. assist bm by yonT smiles and happy words. II the wife is careful how she conducts. speaks and looks, thousand happy hearts would cheer and bTighteh our existence. where now there
 is nothing but clouds of gloom, sorrow and discoa. ient. The wife. above ali others should strive to please her husband. and 10 make home attraeiiyel ----~1Han~----1---
 IT Atheatfe is ia falt blast at Honolulu, in the SandMIeh islantfs he artnrs hslau Ar.aricar rs -
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Donation Lands.

For sale al this olfice Llsis of the ieited lands subject to donation by the Stale to actual settlers at f5 cents per copy, or S6 per dozen. Postage to anypart of the country, 71 eeats.
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.s. 44 TIE. ARKANSAS NAN z z z
 IspUnrtsnep EVERY Tu1aarAx
.LAMnnar :. wnIrEhasy, I'abIlNAsr' IabIllNAl'E
TERMS.

.,, @ SO Fo, tl,se copies, one year, to one address, . Oo For fpe eopes, one year, io one address, '' li so Fur ten copies, one year. 60 one address, ~ " rysThe name of no person win be entefed npon aar books unless payment be made m Gdeanee' or assumed by some responsible person m tii's city. - aF'Dstant subscribers may forward us money ny letter. at oar expense. and at our nsk' pro'mea inc p,stmaster's receipt be taken and preserved for our protection
 a-~No deviation from the above terms.
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Important to Planters.

NTE would respeetfi,i-
 " ly cal the aissntiaill oi the public 10 the impof-| tance of thetr makisss| themselves acquainted wlil| the fe,narkabie propertiesI and virtues of the
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ELECTRICAL E5RIFuGE,

SPEEDS FEvERToNIC wita which any one, wilb oa. ai,y particular know ledge of medicine, is eHa hed 70 cure any of the fe vers iGcidsnt to z ssoutherH clnate iu fv,,a
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IT Atheatre is ia fnlt blast at Honolulu. in the Sandwieh islands. the actors being Americans Don Caesar de Bazan. and pieces Of that class, are played.
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 SCserrTak LAsptoAp.---'' Pil lei you the. house." said andlotd, somewhat advanced m years, and ~iaowes, go gentleman. fes days since, < en eae condition"
 hat may that be r
 T That you wili never allow yeaT wife to asa me for repaus F
 Very singular reeness sa"
 ' That may be, bat i kaow. l have let the honse ioE twenty wears, and knos'
 But for what feaSoM do plu ask this cosidi. tscng'
 x can never get away ffem these women fosss without dolag ali they wlSh- Why, sir, lel q little house b { wsaoW lady, and one day she iset sie and sad, ' Mir -, my sak waats painting and think Il wili De economy for y0a 10 have if done | slanght sa too. and seat psinfcf: I: what c. you thsDk! heiaEe got out of tie honse. sAe had eoased and helesied ne with reasoRs and enifesties, that gave an areT ia paint fhe house tEoan top to bottom. Agsee 10 the condition. and have II put in the lesss sad the house x yours ss long as you want il. ~
 k not tbis an illustration cf sammy Weilers txhoTtailpn sste beware Of yIaders Fs
 IT The mangfaesufe Of beet root sugar ia France IS extending Itself very fspeily. wAry new fsc5ctiss. gosen up on seFy large scale. are enumerated as going int0 operation frzm 1he fisst el last Hangh. They AFe lecaGed, with hat two exceptions, la ih@ RFth vi Frsnee. The wEose nasnber of mauafactDfieS n1M in opefa;i0n itl France IS 3Ois end theif pa0daefina iss shsnr dar ing tie sssEDa pg the pfeseat year n sci aowsa q, Js,si ,as7 kilogfsseaes, oF aboat I50 miiiions o pounds. g
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As ENLIGHTENED FLocK.--lt is related of . worthy divine, whose field of lsboFs was situated not many hundred miles from Salem. that he preachka Peil,lcs 10 hia congregation leR such length of tune that even the oldest church mem bets forgot ail about ihe spspel, and fell into a pFoioand ignorance with regard to creed. form Of worship and church regulations, Afteg the cser- gyman's death the elders went to consult cele- bFaied divine about obtoining a successor.
 ;" " hat is,yo0r cTeed7' asked the divine.
 0HT creed l'
 fes--youT pfiHeiples--wirat are tbeyg'
 On, we are all Democrats but two v
 'Fi mean what is your plasiofm--yo your chnfchr'
 "Oh r exclaimed one '4hal IS principally oak ''
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~ Great e,esasFy.r

speahing on the many fecezt imveasssas ka tho convenience of mothers and bshies, ibe Plila6eI- phss Sun says: :. Nj zF
 '.Tbs next thing, wc ssypo@e. whseh Uiif bs brought to perfection. Niii br an attaaxemeat fog washing, dressing, fsalsng sud putting to 1lgepthe 10 do will be to place ths dssty, haugfH slespy hatle lsaoceut into eue end ef ths rzAaAins. AAI n ihs eoutse ef tims is wiIl come oat ef the gfhe washed. dressed, fed. and fast ssleep. 0se4@ eouasry this P
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or all kinsts, sucbas sseafnheak nus llA ~ AlAL
 ling. possess: Eloadhsliss sla eomssablcs BIAmKe FnnsINl kna < i6ksss. Cards Iyeok &na Fxmblss is Ik
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4 SlsaAT ExAesEakxsg. ---sA FrenehmaD on seer iag Mss- Ssdions play lsahslla. in < Ths III Marriage" 1" declared haE RsEs0smenees sesy Aa0H but sad that the pathetic EHect was br na nle1pg equal 10 what he hsd witnessed ia PsSis q <8 performance ef plaY ealled MissniknpY hxpenlssnc. Fl was obligea. z ssi1 t9 hold iny umbFeUa otef my head. t0 pESt<I clothes ffosn being drenched wsih the shou4 sesss whsch fell from the boxes sssE zsS A144(
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