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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22
MARRIAG f.,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
WHY Is 1T I!

WHY Is 1T.
That ~r rhd mny e,... .eaes Ia the merid,s. % life
nksu ia bralth .nd spns With eomrI,eai,,a Of d'.sss.
:, III. At an aye l sic. h.si 6a"ypey Of ,pi,,s.
and h,lyp enuity o mud arising lao a. eond'o" OF health
Man, eqasss Of sr sunedss. At hr.,-psssp. sssr,
wr,s osin 50 lishi anao,'ess, i9He
'' IN AFTER Y!EAlis..
ss't % and nd nSsa nov % az "s ~ G ea.siassss. Of
Sea .s sC sg's;a IN ns is:, :
G"a%d.. s 8. '".s'& %s. n @..s. %. "' r: '''" ''
MELANCIIOLx AND sTANTLINo
g s" osa' ,esf, !T aa cause. mss eoaoiaSs s..
ltmcJ-d-cf better -uol meansd'is''p
WIFE AND MOTHER
the Information eo",rnsd N ls ,c"'ae Twin
Ia tur .ra,h II all) which would spare ~ Lsnsh
YEARS OF MISERY,
hnd her husband the constant toll aud ssIs,, 81 a'na
Ltrr,,4rl, d,vi,ins uIon han from eknrs u ,ht WE
"irhout giving him ,v opportunity OF ACQUIRING ha con-,
pei.urs which his sxSfilus entitled ahd Va. possession
u which would tho harpn.s VI h'meii' "'is ~'d
shildrsn.
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
E hGG%s !. lime ge'rsss :. & e :reSe ~ a.. .Ss .s.
%sisS Hsm % Si ss%,Ts sS a s% o. mS'
, . s .sfrs e ".a h..s .r.r. .r =" s. much .Ss
5ydi-, nh healthy ipinds Tlht kposfdge eoh'-hsa VA
lius WORK entitled,
THE MARRIED woMAMS
Private Medical Companion.
by DIX. A. NJ. MAURlCEAU,
rRoFE,,ORo pIsrAsEs % "o.MEr.
One Hunarsai, Edition. Ismor pp $50 Price. 50 etc.
los riSE rArES. SyrRA pISplso, 81 Ool
FIRST publnh,s ia l3!7, aud it is mot
sURPRIZING or WoNREtEGL,
Considering that EVERY Fem AL k,
WHETHER MARRIED OK NOT, ean here
nVaxire n full knowledge Of the "st"Ts.
chssaster and causes Of her complains.
.,ish the various symptoms, and thae
Arary
HALF A MILLION COPIES
i.ul..lave been sold, :, IT..
IL r i.apscticable 10 convey fully th. various .ubleu
uvstsd d. they o natpe strictly intehd'd i NC
,,rrlcd or marriages, but female
4. ros Of ng hsalt aud that beauty! consequent ulon
,,h which conducive TO her own happiness, and that
of hsr llsland hut ei~T has III Obtain as has WILL
h,nd who las III. love aud affection Of lbs vile al
/ Il. art, or that oi Ia, own pecuniaTy Improvement
UPWARDS or ONE HUNDRED THOI-
SAND COPIES
Ii4,. been SENT BY MAIL thin the last few ~on''.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22
pIELANCIIOLx AND sTANTLIN0
WIFE AND MOTHER

10 b,anld the kne, aud Suffering endured By "
l.r Inauy YEAR, from causes slml" snd eonoii1bls ta
Irmrdrd-cf better still not ineunsd, is,tD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

EOR Child,en, Horn and Silver plated cos'ss,
I at 49,, &. ANDERSON'S.
"A
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22
Root aud Verb Bitter.

CARSAPARILLA, Yellow Dock, Wild Cher
y r,, Pr.cAlcy Ash, Dand,lior', Ihoruu hwo't
and Rhuhaib
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

That behnli mlay iemtr', IN the merids. ei life
,nksu ht Alih aud sIis with enmpr,tinn OF eases
md ailments. dspsiug IL. the POW ~. eno, meat
a III. At an age When III, seal hsl bu"yney OF sifts
and harry serenity 81 mud arising lao " CONDITION o hesh.
should BE- predominant - -
Man, oflhe cqaes of her suffering. At rst-pesas lears
b.fr prdsps urng ghood the hsi of marriage
nthrr ofisn light as 10 ra's 'Nse
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being necessary TO eec) and securing majority oil the
legislature that the wings 10 support Mr. Hale for
United States senator the aboitonists in turn voting for
Mr. Sawyer the wbig candidate for governorihus
ryng out the bargain which successfully made
in l6d6.
IL is also notorious that OF the Fillmore Office
holders in New Hampshire 10 h city for tnstrue-
tons previous 10 the election, and that after their return
they used eusy effort 10 perfect these coalitions ach me
aboiiiienss Nor their money spared TO give en-
couragement and counlenance 10 them.
In regard TO the address of the whig central commit
tee" which the Republic says assumed the highest
tiona ground" the fact that it issued only few
days previous the elecontoo late to be generally cir
culaed and read-sufhciently demonstrates that il was
intended for home consumption" but rather for
southern circulation. through the columns Of the Republic,
in which il paraded with great pomp SO late five
days before the election. Its q high national ground "
moreover casts much longer shadow than it comprises
substances but will hardly to conceal the long
black ears OF New Hampshire whiggery.
GRANITE.
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ENGLISH JoURsALIsa-Tbe returns of the English
Stamp Office, published in the London Times OF the Isl,
instant give extraordinary statistics relative the
London newspaper press BY these returns. it appears
that the circulation OF that great journal the Times
exceeds, by four and half millions of COPIES the
aggregate circulation OF all the other London newspapers
put together, both morning and evening, including the
Morning Advertiser. the Daily News, Morning Herald,
Morning Chronicle, Morning Post Sun. Globe, Standard,
and Express. The circulation OF the whole of these
papers in 1850 ested by the number Of stamps issued
the stamp oce) not quite and half millions,
while The number OF stamps paid for by the Times
precisely II 900 900; thus exhibiting the fact OF the Times
possessing positive average circulation OF 5000
copies per diem As the Times has free list and sells
only for cash. this result is the surprising II is
derstood that The circulation in 1852 900 day
By the returns alluded 10, appears that while the Times
has been gaining ground for the past years. all other
newspapers both morning and evening have been rapidly
sinking In ls45, the Times circulated 800 900 papers,
and all the other journals upwards OF 100000 but in
1850 the circulation OF all the other papers had fallen 10
uoder 100000 while that OF the Tines has risen TO
nearly ~ 900 600, and is constantly augmentng It is, in
fact conceded tina, most of the London morning newspa-
are known TO exceed 100000 year The Times pays
for stamps, advertisements, and excise duty, about
100000 year to the government The daily circula-
ton OF the London papers s now about as follows
Times, 40 900 Morning Advertiser, 5000; Daily News.
5000; Morning Herald 3ooo Morning Chronicle, 2,ooo
Morning Post $500 Most OF these papers are falling
of in their circulation yearly, and the evening journals
are in a much worse position.
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HALL FaiIures-Is there mo- Hsnnedys
For the last fourteen weeks the mail between this
city and New York has failed more times every
week, and the last week fue Times What renders these
failures the aggravatng is the fact that newspapers
sent our OF the mails regularly, while those sent IN
the mails constantly failing. The newspapers above
alluded to have not been detained the last week.
while those sent by mail have failed evsry day but two
To persons in business the failure OF the mail is Sc
rious Inconvenience, dependence be placed on
it's prompt arrival The writer of this has felt il severely
during the past winter and especially the last Is
there remedy' Cannot the Postmaster General inn
pose fine the lines which fail 10 connect Passen-
gers well correspondents have been seriously in
jured in their business by this want of connection.
Washington the seat of government, situated only two
hundred and thirty miles from New York, and railroad
running the whole distance, connecting four Of the
largest cities in the Unon and yet cannot have reg
ular mail What disgrace 10 the Post Office Depart
ment Why, when the mails carried Ia coaches
by Stockton & Stokes, and the famous land admiral.
Reside, the failures not half frequent they
now Whose business is il 10 remedy this evil IF
the Postmaster General will not cannot remove it,
let Congress make the trial. w
A SUFFERER
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ny A. GREEN. A,.css.nssr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY
AT hUCTIoNon Tuesday the o3d instant ssB sell,
the premises 4 o'clock all Of lot No and Of lot No.
2, 10 square No. no
Lot No. divided into each part improved good sad
substantial brick and all necessary
budnr. Part OF lot No also divided having front ofo Feet
2 inches In each, running back 107 feet
The above pvopertv located fronting
on New York avenue next t hs of m In the
Department and Winhet building,
eranly presents q commanding beautiful prospect
Terms purchase each
opre IN one two years the
giving nere interest the day Of ae for
n,yn.n. derd gwen deed of taken. Title ndis-
March l7-s, A. GREEN, Auctorssr.
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rhs Democratic state Convention OF vlrs,ol..


The Boston Pos, has the following just and we-med
remarks Indifference to the meeting of this body, whose
proceedings awaited with great interest by the demo-
cratic party throughout the country
YrfGIsA.--The Virginia democracy holding meetings
for the puTpoge OF appointing delegates democratic
State convention, which Is meet the 2ith instant TO
choose delegates 10 the Baltimore Convention fine spirit
pervades the democratic party Of this Mother OF States The
for Cancellation and union OF effort, and for
united support of the Baltimore candidate for the presi-
dency IL that there is much controversy who
the candidate shall be, and local differences few
si the democrats Of this Stale will disappoint their
brethren of ths other States We like Virginia politics
there is in them little Of mean, trimming waverng
spirit and such fm honest and chiyalric adherence
The principles OF sound American policy Virginia owes
this her uuly great men-such Washington, JEFF
crson and Madison These great and venerated obaac
made ndolible mark the Virginia mind and poll
tics and here be found frmer adherence through
good report and evil report those fundamental maxilns
that lie at the basis OF American institutions than in this
noble State Let those who doubt this study her last cop.
sttuon which contains last, the principles which the
Sage Of Monticello spent life unfold formerly imboded
In the fundamental law OF the State.
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appeared everywhere 10 prevail. We are no admirers OF
Louis Napoeons new constitution. or the form OF his
government generally but il must be admitted that it
to suit the French wonderfully we'll and as long
they do not complain, do not deem il essential to
the establishment OF democracy that should Join
the communists socialists, and red republicans at home
and abroad denouncing the chosen chief Of great and
friendly power as the prince OF assassins and murdere
after the manner OF the Tribune Transcript and other
wing aud abolition prints. II.
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Coop Two STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS At AUG
In TIoN-on Wednesday, ihn aa,h instant, shall sell
prnes O'clock good story brick lots,
OF 10Th and morrill, being part of
OF lot 49, No. The abovedescrbed
sopey located having mont ard in The
vicinity ST. john church, few DOOR north Of the rcsi
Of Commodore Morria. ~
Terms fourth cast balance v one ,wo and three years.
purchaser rivtp from the
deed given and deed Of ,r,st Tide indisputabl
Mafls-st a. GREEN. Auot,oneer
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NEW SPRING Summer Goods and Fashions
DUvALL BROS, diapers and sors Pennsyyana avenue,
"A take this method OF
Informing Congress citizens generally o the
arrival Of their spring and good selected IN person
from New York, which they
paced make usual In the most fashionable and ee
style Of finish Aso the greatest variety Of new styles o. Req
smen furnishing articles All Of which they submit the
amiBatsn of discriminating public.
Mar lp-s,aw3pf DUvALL BROS.
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TELEGHApHo REPORTS, Sc.

arrival ofths Georgia More Gold Sieansa Ohio &c.
NEw YoRK, March 20--The steamer Georgia. from
Chagres, via Havana, four days from the latter place,
arrived here this morning She brings eighty passengers
and several kegs, boxes and packages specie the
mecise amount have not sscer,ained, She brings
iater advices from California than those already published
Her iron Havana has also been pated by the ar
rival of the Isabel at Charleston.
The steamer Ohio, with Two hundred passengers for
New Ofeans Havana, and about TO set sail The
celebrated Ravel family were about leaving for New
Oheans,
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The Steamer Eclipse. The largest ia The ,eo,id.

LOUISVILLE. March 15.--The steamer Eclipse which
leaves here for New Orleans the 23d Instant is the
largest and most splendid boa. built Her extreme
length is 1858 feet, width rs feet has am pie accommo-
dalton for 200 cabin passengers No pains have
been spared make her comfortable and pleasant for
travellers, being fired up throughout with
celence and splepdor
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Whereupon the chair announced tina, Mr.. Cass had
received majority of the votes given.
Mr. Walker, of Orleans, then moved that the conven-
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ny J. G. nrcGUIRE, Auot.oneer

7 ARGE AND MAGNIFIcENr SALE OF THE MOST ELE-
sss IN IL. e a%a
comprising ~ MAJ taste and art have The pas. year 10 The
exhibited =. the World. Fair Tns sale WIN Jake place odd
80 II o'clock m and continuing in the evening
The assortment consists in par, Of
Rich Bohemian and Venetian glass from the
ofPague and Venice, embracing Gothic and
with dophins, soblet, pokas punch caet pchers,
Heavy English crystal cut and engraved decane numbers,
Rich decorated French china sets, tee-a ,ete sets
Coffee cups, magnificent essnog bowls Ac
Terra Gotta and antique wnre copies from Pompe and Hercu
magnificent ruby candabras exhibition
Lamps and candeabras, OF entire new style
An entire invoice OF rosewood and PAPER mache
Tables boxes dressing desks &C. nlad with pearl and
Marble and alabaster samay Bque and Parian figures,
Italian pannss OIL with ch gil, frames just received from
cai.iosuss viii Be- ready on Monday morning. asss
Terms. $50 and under S Sas over $50 and under soo thirty
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
SUGAn. Mola..ss, bacon, lard. &c. at Auction
Dodges wharf the Of the schooner Hamilton from New
Orleans, consisting Of
9s ss seis Of molasses
oker do
- mas bacon
80, EDw'D 9. WRIGHT. Austoneer,
CEsTLEMEN's Cotton Thread Half Ho .s.-The
best quality and OF thread
half hose offered in this city may be found
sTEvENs's
March 2l-3teodif Sales ROOM Browns Hotel.
nICKENs's New Novel, "Bicak House," No. 4, price
~ 12k cents.
The Way do Good by Jacob Abbott, with illustrations.
Story Without Name-A Novels by g. P. r. James.
March 2l FRANCK TAYLOR.
7,HE Bleak House by Chns Dickens MOL.
i Godcy's Ladys Book for April
Grahain's Magazine for April.
Sartain's Magazine for April
Abbous "way to do Goods VOL, with many Illustrations.
just received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
March 81 Bookseller, 9th st.
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yTANTEDA colored 10 do the cooking and washing
ola family One who understands her viii md
good place. Inquire ut this ohce' NJ ~ =
lg-dif t9
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CHARLESTON, March I9.-Co W. s. King for many years
proprietor Of the Charleston Courier, died al O'Clock "a
minutes this afternoon, after illness 10 days He was
perfectly conscious up the of his deceas and
met his fate with resignation.
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nv =. @. MCGUIRE, Auos,oneer.

ny y. q. McGUIilE Auetiosseer.
HOTEL. AND VALUABLE LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUG
Ill TIoN-on Monday, March a. 1882 AZ O'Clock, M
the premise. shall
souih and (Island
consisting Of brick three
bulldog known "stenmboat Hotel" The entire
being i2 ~ inches with dsph Of LA feet 10 inches
alley. The lot adjoining the hotel
be sold separately In lots 10 suit purchasers.
third residue In equal
and years, with interest satisfactorily secured.
J. O. MCGUIRE,
March 3-eod&ds Aucuoneer.
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DO Street Baptist Church.-1he L. Burrows of
be expected preach 10 this morn
ing eleven o'clock and also in the evening hapas seven
March 81
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parauette
orchestra souis rs family circle, Is
third tier, SO cents; eolored gallery, 25 cents.
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NRw ORLEANS, March l5.--The steamship Meteor from
Chagres and San Juan, arrived to-day with San
advces 10 February 18Th, the taken New York
by the FL dorado She has but small OF gold on
freight, while in passenger hands there is
Advioes from Mexico to the Sd instant have been re-
ceved The revolt, which has been previously mentioned
having broken at Jaiapa, daily the
Dr. Thomas Kennedy OF Boston, bearer Of dispatches
from Mr. Lstcher, Minister Mexico, the govern
Washington, has arrived in this city.
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Cotton and Thread Half Ho e.-Tbe
best quality and best Of Sizes OF and thread
hafho offered in this city may be found at
sTEvENss
March 2l-Feodf Sales room, Browns Hotel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

. e III
sr.lx posY ovrles r1srAe al xxsr =. III.
Post. Mssssr.G General lssI before lie sen.
ssr. ON Friday, the information called for
" that body IN rsIstivn 10 the nnna~r oi
letters, cost ofstfAnspofta,ion md ,bs
nIno,,iliy VI poslags collected Ii, "a ch stat.
ior tf's hscaI year. ending Jtins Sd. 1851:
II appears by the statement that tl.s
Whols number Of paid aud linpaii Iet,.fs
which phss tlifoBgi, shs Port. Office Of tI,s
United States during tie year aforesaid
(esGlusiys Of California, foreign and d4ad
lsstsrs) was 7i.feD.2s6 !; Or which tl,c,
were paid letters i9,2U7 All: ruu,mitl Is,.
tsss. 90. .7t7, ,72o: f,hid Dy sfa,,pa i z7i,.
ese; free do, 3.G46,0ie ! drop Do, 7io..
42S. Letters conveyed by Europeaa
steamers. ., ,0Og 4 90; !. 10 do. lIny yana, 3D..
903 do. d., Caliiernia. a l323,eG7. dead
letters, 2,4iG,260. The total au,cuut nd.
ding the four last Items omitted IN tho tir.s
aggregate, IN s2,252.735, as siie humber
OF lettars wllinll passed through the pos,s
oslies o. the United Etater tipriuu fhs fla
cal yenr ending June 80. 1861. The to-
~ Irli''sa matter fewslapers, phamrhle,e.
elargeabls with postaae, wss g1. .6o1. .s11.
free. printed mat.er, 3,4g0. .U6O; esehauvs
newspapers and franked documsnts, 5000.
600: tofal, 1l,t65,g2g. * R
Ths following tabIs shows the sghouut
actually credited fof fhs transportation of
nails, BY States, aud differs slightly from.
The amoltnis sctualIy paid. X also shows
the amounts BY postage aoilecied In tho
several States.
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THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
SunLtsnsp wrsRsY.
wUurREE & BRYAN, propristors,
office on Church street
re ( m d.

The RATION ROUGE GAZETTE In publish.
I'd every saruppAy morning, at $500 per sniiin'
payable IL advance, or $500 at Tho expifa"on VI
slS nionths. a.
ADvERrtsiNa,--oas dollar PER sl,,are toi
,As frpt Insertion, and half that price tor every
subsequent nsertion-ten lines, OF less, eonslls'''
YshkLY ADVERTISING. Merchants IRA.
dsrs and others will be contracted with on the
most liberal terms.
Give beneft Of individuals will be charged as at'-
vefiisentents.
All ADVERTISEMENTS OF a PERSONA.
NATURE whenever admittedl will be charged
st the rate Of two dollars per square, and payment
ssauireJ invariably In advance, .a. s@.
All Advertisements not marked with the nun.
ksr of insertions will he published t forbid, Or al
the option oil the Publisher. Ha
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
var ten lines OF less, mo-, ,lterable, months . o.
DO do do do do 10 10
DO do DO DO DO year 10
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4 -.
h hereby appropriated 10 enslsss the jail house
yard and TO bHild sink. And that Csurxs w.
Christine and n. ". Bsbip h. sppoipied soin.nis-
sionefs 10 direct the said work, and give War.
RAM or'the Aadiier fef the Hifosait vi said work.
II A petition was presented, sigpsd by +. Banker,
John G. Foreman and r. G. HaIin, praying that
ths line ef the sehegl DistfItls Nos IA sna 7 bs
70 charged as 10 inclale petitioners In School Dis.
iriet No IA. Said petition was granted, and the
ielcwing repelutien 10 rsfsfsaes therste was
adopted Ga a. ,4.l.aE, 4 s,.s.a s.e,s s.
Rssoiusd, That the school f)i.trict lines between
No. Ia and !, be- 10 changed ttiat for the future
that Ii be between rs Willis and = Bankers.
All other laws 10 The contrary srs hereby repealed.
E The following resolution was proposed and
adopted M.ts .ttF5.....5 ,.5sss.s.sss ,s,ss.s
Kssoired, That Peter Shouts ani d. Hunter be
and are hereby stricken off the list Of Paupers,
they heing able 10 support themselves.
The following resolution was proposed and nd
opiedi9 81 ana
Resolved, That the hands Of andrew klsnpe-
ter be placed upon road district No 10. north end.
Tho feiowiis are the specifications the ~.
gregste of which. 10 be hxpd for the tax roll iof
the ear 1857 recommended ly The Finance Coins
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An Dnsllshman's Pint Inpssssims d
America, ~ sssat4s

Vhot Vas,fnutas!v ,.ias ssI s,.s Il, ~.
Ams,,csns = ,,los, was i.,r,.,,..sa No ~
M f,ie.,is ssho,.iv sf,., ,,.vs .,rs.sr ~.
~. f,n,.L h.ar,sa.s.. .af ,l.,, ',Dsl.an,s -
Thsv ali $1,000 ,....a \. ] ,.,,.'.I Iii,
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et,nl;n.n, Evs,vi.dv ssm ,i,sv s..,.
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10 l,elisvs thew wsrs i. Ensl..a ,v,,sn
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nlnna eve,v ,oon /. -, nc .,,an ana,,,.,
a,,ancars sns,,,c;a,, i,a,,,,s s.as, - ,,s.a..
sverv H., ~ i;f., 1. .,.v maa a.,.,.a.. =.
Her, nol.alv .ee,n. ), h. al,.id af = ,,s,,
aeauain,anes Amey,eans ,rns, ,a,hs, =,
Ibrir own ,ou,librinm "a, n.;a,a,h;,,g
tt,sir posjtion E.unli.Im,n are tl,a .lavs.
of opii,ion md n a.,e;,tv, Heya 10. ,,e,,.
ple spesk nlainlv a,,l c,,,,,s i, a., min, :,
p,,ea. as II lifs were ,oo short aid TOO full
OF business TO bs lraDsacted lor eircnfnlu.
cution aud hesitation. III England every
negotiation IL teduY md wofdy. Half Of
every iilen'a existence III Eufofs Ii lost II,
this tria,ug. Tie value Of tins Il there
mere fable of sel,oolmasters. Il il easier
in Eagland 10 get n whois week Of q
ma,i's time than d shilling Of .in4 money
In America labor Ii properly. In England
tts s<lfug. of Risi Fl
a Agsig. I su dslighssd with the tons Of
hopeful go.a-,sadism with which Amssi.
cans talk. Their. faith In their own and
shsir country . resources appears insxhsMs.
sibIs. There u room for everything ana
everybody, II Imsy i,elisvs what I lisas.
III England, II youmeDtion s,,scuIasion
10 any ons, tho immediate result Il show.
sr Of cold water: "rbs idea may bs very
good Of Itself. bat there ID no field open
for carrying Il ont; II viii Yeqnifs inlmonssl
tospisai to p',sl, IL, even ehsiltl,s cIisncssl
are very. nucsrail,, snd altogether you
may ~ well make up your mind 10 loose