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LETTER FROM lItNRy CLAY.-Mr. Clay has
addressed the following letter to Dr. Bostwick,
Of New York city:
WAsnINGToN. Jan. -, 1852
Ny Dear Sir:-I received your letter OF the
18th instant and, although too weak to write
myself in any comfort ! cannot forbear, through
the, pen of friend, expressing to you my
grateful Acknowledgements for the friendly SEN
tments contained in your letter. | consider
my condition as highly critical. 1t is cough
OF some eighteen months duration, proceeding
from the lower bronchial vessels 1t has re-
ducrd me in strength and flesh dlmlnlshes my
appetite, aud lessenes my sleep; 1t must be ar
rested, or 1t will terminate fatally. think the
cough is somewhat diminished. AMI have cer>
tainly ielt more comfortable within the sttort-
night. beg you to be assured again Of my
sincere thanks and profound gratitude.
With very high respect, &c,
,Signed HENRY CLAY.
DIR. II. BosrwIcK.
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Grand Isle aud koSsuth-OuCp more.


We received the following communication
last Tuesday, and insert it as evidence OF a
sounder state of public sentiment, in the stur-
dy little empire of Grand Isle, than the Reso-
lutions Of a late Public Meeting there, would
seem to Indicate The communication comes
to us with The post-mark Of Isle la Mott - Ed.
+. =.
lFor he Free Press
Mr. EpIToH,-SIE --
We scarcely appreciate the amount Of excHloln-
fluence which helps to form our opinions. For one,
frank ly admit to have derived much assistance there
in from the hgh-tonel conservatism maintained
and incucated in your excellent paper.
read in your last weeks number the proceedings
of kossuh Meeting in Grand Isle County, at
which many spirited speeches were made, and n
number OF resolutions passed some OF which,
as expressing mere trulSs declarations OF abstract
rights, were wholly unnecessary but peti"cty harm
less. Others, and particularly the 18th aud 9th, are
of quite different character, and such, Mr.. Editor,
as hope neither you nor the rest oil mankind will
regard as expressing the deliberate opinion q, the
sober and slad people OF this County Very differ
ent, apprchend, from that, would be the echo OF
their voice il once spoken. Justice, Friendship.
Sympathy tor ALL " Entangling alliances with none "
let active interference IN European Political affairs
be lett to Europeans. 1t is enough for us to super
wise the HIirs Of this Continent. Let the Genius Of
American Liberty, one foot on the Allegan ans, the
other resting upon the rocky mountains with the
Pacific and Asia on her right hand, the Atlantic and
Europe on her lett, with our own glorious Continent
spread out before her, while ike tlcckS OF light scat
tered from the bright Halo Of pcare and h0pe sur
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CONGREsS.--Firs


INT0N.N =,
Mr.. Fish presented petition from the New
York Colonization Society, TO establish line
of steamers to the coast of Africa.
Mr.. Sumner introduced a resolution relating
to the cXpodiency of abollshlng spirit rations
in the Navy, and at the same time increasing
the monthly pay of all employed in the service.
Mr.. Clark introduced Joint resolution, of
which he had previously notified the Senate,
affirming the non-inteUentlon principles OF tins
Government.
The Senate then went into Committee of the
Whole, and took up the bill making bounty
land warrants aSSlgnabIe.
Pending the discussion, the Senate adjourn
cd
In the House, long discussion arose about
the public printing, of little interest and less
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To cure n Cold, with Headache ana Sore
ness Of The B"dy, take the Cherry Prctora ON
GONG 10 bed, and wrap up warm, 10 sweat during
the night.
For Cold ana Cough, take it morning noon.
ana evening, according to directions on the borIr,
ard the difficulty viii soon be removed. None VIII
long Sutir from this tr0Ibe when they find ii can
be so readily cured. Persons afflicted with STATED
cough which breaks them OF their rest at night wul
find by taking the Cherry Pectora on going to bed,
they may be sure OF Sound, "n5rokru sleep and
Seqlenty refreshing rest. Great rriirtron suffering
and an uItlmnt" cure, Is afforded to thousands
who are thus afflicted, by this invaluable remedy
From its agreeable effect IN these cases, many lind
themselves unwilling 10 tu.SgU It's when the he
cessity tor 1t had ceased.
From two eminent Physicians in
Fayetteville, Tenn, April 10th, 1851.
Slr.-Ne have given your Cherry Pectorai an
extensive trial in our practice, and lind 1t slruuss
every other remedy We have for curing affections Of
the respiratory organs.
DEs DIEMER < HAMPTON.
TO Singers ana Pablo Speakers tins reuedy
IN nvnuablr as by tS action the throat and .uugs
when taken IN small quantities. il removes all hoalsr
ness IN a few hours, and wonderfully increases the
power and iirXlbllty OF the voice.
Asthma Is generally much relieved and often
wholly cured by Cherry Pectoril. But there are
some cases so obstinate as to ylrii entirely 10 no
medicine. Cherry Pectoral viii cure them II they
can be cured
Bronchitis, or irritation OF the throat aud upper
portion OF the lungs may be cured by taking Cherry
fectora in small and frequent doses. The uncom-
Portable oppression Is soon relieved.
Rev Duct LANSING, OF Brooklyn y ! , states -
g have seen the Cherry Prcroral cure such cases
of Asthma and Bronchitis rs leads Inc to believe it
an rarely fail to cure those diseases"
FOR Group. Give an emetc OF aGtmony. to BE-
followed by large aud frequent d SEES OF ne Cherry
Pectora until It subdnes the disease 1t taken in
season, i, viii not aIl TO cure.
WhoOpiug Cough may he broken up and soon
~ fb, nsa nj 'har-N
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DR.. II. BosrwIck.

O1'The BrIj6rd Inquirer thus speaks of
the rather unmeasuret zeal of our friend of
the " y. Times for Kossuth and Hungary.
New YORK TINES, KossuTH AND CONGRESS.
We were astOnished, in looking over a num-
Der of the Times, to see the language used by
that Journal towards Congress, and all depart
ments of the general government. Both houses
come in for dcnunciationS the members OF
both are pretty generally stigmatized as fools,
and degrading epithets applied, or inuendoes
flung a, them, and the government, in its
different departments, comes in Tor gene
raj denuncatiOn. 1t was the first time that
the idea had occurred tous that our gov
eminent was really in the hands of such "A
pack OF fools and dlsgracefu towards. If the
Times is right, and surely he thinks he knows.
or lie would not talk out so plump, the country
is really dsgraced by Congress, by the Chief
Executive, by the State Department, by the
Secretary OF the Interior, and by all our officials
at Washington. and on account OF their action
in relation to Kossuth.
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o. At meeting of the Northern Tele-
graph Company, holden at Bellows Falls on
the 9th INST, the following named gentlemen
were chosen Directors for the year ensuing =
Asa Wentworth, Jr., Bellows Fails; 7. II.
Leverctt, Keene; a. Crocker, Fitchburgh /;
Charles Lindsey, Mlddebury; --- Rice
Boston; c. w. Wyman, Hartford George
A. WheclUck, kecnc,
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER- I'M
portontt 10 DyepcpticS DIR !. S. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN, Nc true Digestive Fiuii, Or GaStric
Juice. prepared hom Rennet or the fourth stomach
OF the Ok, after directions OF Baron LlEBIG, the
great Physiological Chemist, by !. s. lIUUGH-
TON, NJ. D., Philadelphia. This is truly won
drrlul remedy for indigestion, Dyspepsia, ,Iaundice,
Liver Complaint. Constipation and Debility, curing
after NdtHre's owR NcthOd, by Natures olrn Agent
the Castro Juice. Pamphlets containing Scientific,
evidence Of its value furnished gratis See notice
among the Medical advertisements. ylGwly
IF YoU ARE troubled with rats mice or cockroachrs,
use Smiths riNleunmator, aud they viii imtucdiair-
ly evacuaic your premises. Sold by Poor \ SHIP
AN Proprletors, IS Broad St, Boston aso by
NTH 4 RICHARDS, Burngton,Nt w21wi
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DIR. ROGERS SYRUP OF
LiverWOrt. Tar and Canchalagua +.

THE THREE PKOOFS,
To all who doubt this Medicines excellence,
Three proofs are rendered, which we thus oondense
First, read the erideRce-clear strong assured
OF THOUSANDS CURED!
Next comes glorious proof that never fails
INCREASING SALES
And third, the Faculty, Jealous brood,
PRONOUNCE IT GOOD!
Let all who suffer then, from Cough or Cold,
Or other Lung diseases, youIg or old,
Prize it beyond all CALIFORNIA; gold
For Sale wholesale and eIail, by A. l.. SEQ
WILL g. CO, Propretors, attheir Principal Depot
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6 Broadiody, New Y ork
and by all respectable druggists in the United States
and Canadas.
Also, for sale by w, b. HATCH, Winooski VI
Price-ln large bottles, 81, or six bottles for S.
January 10. d5t&wlw
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Oh fire, if you find plll Of water and pau OF
| swl standing side by side, grab the swill and
be careful to throw part Of it on the best carpet
up stairs, and save the rest. You may get
hungry, after awhile.
1t is by strictly observing these general dl-
r'ctions that great many people make them
lives usciHl ON these occasions.
-- Mr. Clay's health Is thoughtto have
improved within the past few days.
- I here was another pa"ic in the Ninth
Ward school, Greenwich av me. New York.
on Thursday, caused by an alarm of fire, and
some Of the children jumped from the second
story window, but fortunately no one was ser
ionsy injured.
- Mr.. Clay. if not able to address the
Senate in person. in REGARD to non-ntcryentun,
VIII, it is understood write ont his views and
have them read as Mr.. Calhoun did.
- The health of Thomas Moore, the
poet, is very feeble, ana his death is daily look
cd for.
-- he Bra'HeLoro EagIc contains the fol-
loving good-naturcd hit at the absurd practice
thrt some Of our Editors have adopted of an
nouncing their papers as to be published simw-
ttAeopsiy in several towns,
Z - PrB.r-ruy1 SIMULTANEOUSLY. in many dil-
trrrnt places IS s"tun- inde t'Nal"noie among the
o,", ' III ,'I'",. Nu,.T o" urI-i'o W. IL" ., '''N
Vermont ph'piN +" ne unfinished .s;pylt,,c1ns,U,
at Bnttir'uru. . flows Fails and luIiuw tnr Nrr-
mont Na'chuln has commenced like system ,eN
nnd'n4 The i"yof to iNr OF SIX "'I-nb"nnE towns -
nr Au"l" o. ,nr ''ry l'nS n1"''rr u,''''c'd iH
max. Tn,t prn"r VIII. n.rrrftrr be 'paois1'ei SIM
Hltoneoasi0 at Newbucy, lneiord, Chelsea, North
Lurton aui i!rnqy.r \. H." Wine COT, yoi a
proprs !, u" ta-r - '..'',S II "'I soon n"rn'n'
publish 1t S,mqlincouaiU. IN every town Wi,hin his
KNOW Ill., S''r, r. wI c9,''rT Il an nIn,
slch au anaae.m.n rs important A. dad an agent
ihi. p ''..' VINO not irr hoo iracb"r IN al"
other r.>"r,- qro1.d. uuios~ he wonld board SIM
M""ro"|F. ut al the houses N the u7ifct--Df"-
"eo''' H"S
W G find 1t about rs much as we can do TO
publish our paper simultaneously in Burlinr-
Iton lint soma p,,nrs ~ CounsoI,nr pbillins
..;l r. w.. ,.....r ..;..
''' VI " "'''''''' ','' :. ~ r'', - ''''7'
.........l .......,,. Ill.,. ...
ma, Wa,cr,o,, ,jI-rinn ,ybi., r,rI;.I, THAR
,,,or, h,. ,oIo,,.,.1 which is tho o,l, r,.,lI,,
..%,,r,,,no.; ,,.o ,l',.r yvo Lnou, or
v....-.
'l'',''''' ''','' ''' ''',.'''
''''l''',-' i.'''.'' 'i'rl"'''''t1 "'' '''
''''e ''''''-0 - % '''"7 r'''' 'i'"'' - wv
p.a.l,na,. vom Watt ,.,-;o,. 81 an,.;,a..
''""i -N'' .'"' '''.''' VI "'''"S
individuals, we understand, ordered the same
and as GENlN is supposed TO nave "a few more
lcn we Ioo, f,ra very rnncrol imnrovcmeu,.
..al.,,. .,..,.a I,,..,
III ''' "''''''''''- VI "'''' "'o"' Oi'S' ""9S'
--- Mr.. liowARD, ofthe Irving House has:
acted with great IIbcrallty towards the llunga-
rlans who were left destitute by the withdraw.
al OF support from the city authorities All
these eXlIes have been provided Tor, except iii
teen, who are still seeking employment Mr..
Howard was unrcmlttlng III ms attention to NJ.
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Bakersfield Acadenicalg n-
SiitEtiOn.

iS'lIE Spring Term will commence on
Wednesday, February Is
\ Teachers Class will be organized early in the
term.
Books and Stationery may he obtained of the
PRINCIPAL.
Board s ,25 per week.
J. 5, SPAULDING, PrincipaL
Bakersfield, Jan. %, 1892. w36w3
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~ We Rave omitted, carelcssy, to mon
ton that our excellent and popular Representa-
tive, Hon. I,NEs MEACHAM, (tor we claim him
vet, notwithstanding he has been Iegislated
Into the middle of next week" so far as his
old District is concerned ! has been appointed
one Of the Regents Of the Smithsonian Ins,i-
tute--u compliment not only descryedly be-
slowed, but evmcing just appreciation of his
character ana abilities, on the part of the APP
pointing authority.
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COW VI ERCIAL.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Jan 49,
At market 600 Beef Cattle, no Stores, pairs
Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and
Lambs AS Swine.
PRIcls--Be Beet Carlle-Extra S6,25 LIST quality
I'd do $50; Sd do 81 "A so.
WoEKING OXEN-No sales.
Cows AND CALvEs-S23, 81 29R5l.
SHELF AND LANBs-Sl,75, 2p2,5O. Extra $50
go.
SwlNE-iH5c; retail 4. D6c.
X marks-Sales are little quicker but no mate
rial alteration in pllces, and but iew buyers.
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. II.
At Market 500 Cate-ahout $50 Beeves and
1873 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, vearings, two and three years old
Prices-Market Beet-Extra, Sc IS per cwt: LIST
quality, $3.50; ID quality S. Sd quality S. so
Ordinary 9 50a5
Hides 80 per cwt Talow So Veal Calves
3I6 Pelt4 o7s TO / rs.
Stores Working Oxen-s75al25.
Cows and CaIves-S25, 27a36
Yearn.s-S7al5
Two \ ears old-S 5a30.
Thee Years old-S3a37
Sheep and Lambs-2aU2 at market-Proes-
Extra $3.50 ia5 BY lot 81 SOFAS
Swlne--32i at market; by lot iic. Retail &C..
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DIR. RCallSI'S
u L Z RINE HOLICON

~ III Il discovery
L OF the above
Preparation has es-
tahIished a new era
in the history OF the
llenIlnG Ar; II is,
in truth, one Of the
greatest NJ edIcal
Discoveries of the
age, because it will
cure more than nine
tenths OF a class OF
distressing diseases
incidental to females
in every stlgc OF life
and which have
heretofore resisted
the best efforts OF the
Medical profession
IN all countries, TO a
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y / i

In this village on the 18th inst, OF Consumption
ORANGE HILL aged 43 years.
Massachusetts papers are requested to copy.
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Dr.. lpHAM'S VEGETABLE ELrCTrARY OR
Internal RcmeRY for The Piles

Prepared by \ Upi1m. VI. D 1856 Bowcry n.
-lreIG.arly ednrari Physician. who Ieyoles his
attention almost entirely to tins Dlspase
DIR. Upham's Eiecuary Is certain cure for the
PlIes, whether Bleeding or Blind Pies Internal or
External, and also Tor other Diseases which ale fire.
qlrnIly found in conjunction with Piles.
Letter Of CAT G w. Mclean. late of the L s.
Railway. \. j.
hive been afflicted for years with the piles, and
have tried, without anything like permanent benefit.
almost everything assuming the name of a remedy -
had as matter OF course lost all conf lrncc in med
lclne. Under this feeling was induced not without
reluctance | contess--to use "ipham's Elrc,uarv :"
and having used II Tor about three weeks according
to the directions laid down find, yutt-r ssrpise
as well as satisfaction, that every symptom OF the
disease has left me
think it due al Ike 10 Dr. upham and myself to
make tins statement. G. W Mclean
FOR sale IN BgrlnlgQn, by 7. 4. PECK and 4. c.
SrEAR, and by w. B. HArcu, Wnooski.
January Is. wIy
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New singing Book.

GANTlCA LkUDlS. OR THE AMERICAN
u Book OF CHURcH Music. By LOWELL Mason
and George JAMES WEBB
Comprising the rchestvariey of Psalm and LYNN
Tunes OF all meters, with anthems, sentences
Chants and other Set Pieces, adapted to all all the
ordinary OF Psaimody, and with pieces especial.
" fitted TO such occasions "a Ihauksgivings Ordin-
atoms Declarations, Funerals, Missionary occasions
Weddings, Sacred Concerts &c.
The Musical public have almost unanimously pro
nounced this the richest, most attractive work which
has ever emanaed from these popular authors Be.
ing larger than previous similar works containing
nearly 400 pages II Is very comprehensive cmhrac-
ing IN addition TO the standa I'd Old tunes Ia immense
amount of truly beautiful new music from the great
est ancient and modern composers The elements
of Vocal Music unusually full and complete and
embrace about 200 Practical Exercises Tor Choirs
and Singing Schools
The publishers respectfully invite careful exam
nauon and trial Of this work by Teachers oi Singing
schools, Cholrs, &c. their experience during the
shorl !lme since It's issue, convincing them that a
knowledge of its conens is sufficient TO secure tor il
q ppyova and adoption. For e,e by
L. SMITH & Co.
dee. ID. al Burlington VI.
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lUpOPTiyT re- CLr9cy,,rv

From m" Rev. Owen Thomrs Uo.vh,ad
Dear Sr--pr. Lo"och's waters ito great dead OF
good To my VOICE got bad cold trum damn
bed about thirty i've yeHt, ago. ard INV voice was
very bad ever since, giving trent pain to ne when
preaching or siHguI-1ud am very fond OF singing.
| used many different medicines, and SOM OF them
dit good tor hue time but Dr. iococl'~ = the
ID st "i at clears NY VOICE and Stops the cough
ing instantly, have never found anything to COM
para with il
hav" been - years Wesleyan minister, and all
the Wesleyan Mt'hoh>ts IN the priucpaiitv know
m twenty years ct w.IIJn | have lived ut HOW
head and am known personally to all the trst
men OF that body. many oi whom have admired the
effects OF The W ate IN clearing the voice and stop
ping the cougti-'hey never saw such medicine be-, =
lore. Wy Ie,rv"r since Christmas has been very
well after taking Two boXrs. am witness ct their
power To stop irgiItuI tit u! coughing IN an instant
rs "a Wesleyan preacher, call upon nIi prra hers
and Singers Of every denomination, to take these
wA'ers tor improving the voice and curing coughs.
you may publish my testimonial TOR the excellent
waiers Il You wish.
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Musical Instruments

IL T. keep on hand large sized double
" Reed Organs or Seraphines OF power tone sui
hcient Tor Churches also medium and smaller sizes
also Serophnes, .Epleans and portable Mrodians
Guitars, BANGS, Drums, NioIlns OF many kinde and
prices ! doz Tamborines Trang.es, Flutes of a /
prices Flies, FaGcoeis, Ia.larrs, Buges aud most
kinds OF Muslcal Merchandise, Tuning Forks, 1nn-
ing llamers, or Keys, Strings, Pegs, Bridges, Bows
Hair &c. Instruction Book tor Piano Fortes, Sera.
phnes Meodlans and most oil kinds OF Instruments
Seminary Class Books, HuGien's Czemey's and
Berlnls instruction Books, Howe's do all OF which
are offered al our usual favorable prices: also fine
assortment OF Daguerreotype Goods.
BRlNSMAID, BROTHER & co.
January 81 dSwti
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

ul tNt term OF
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
and comprise all The arrangements to which females
are liable By the pecu larrcs at their organization =
Among these Pre- apsus Uteri, or Falling of the
Womb; Chronic Inflammation aud liberation of ths
Womb; Incidental llRmorThage, or Flooding Flu.
or Albus, or Whites; Chloroeis Painful, Suppres-
sed and Irregular Mrnslrutalon, &c, with all their
accompanying evils, Cancer excepted OF whatever
duration and severity. All these Complaints can b
pleasantly, safely and certainly rtmedled by hi
preparation.
The claims OF this Medicine to the confidence of
the public are strengthened by the fact OF It's having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage of
MANY prominent Members OF the Medlca! Faculty in
the United States, some Of VhoG ha.e voluntarily
gwen letters OF commentator, zee pSmphletN sus-
tanning all that is cslmed tor the Cathelicon as
curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms of the above dis.
eases, together with testimonials from Ladies Cd The
highest responsibility, certified by the most salts.
factory authority IN the pamphlet to all which the
attention OF Ladies and Practloners is respecttulIw
invited, can he hao gratis al my store.
THEODORE A. PECK, Agent Druggist Bur.
lngton
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q q Rent.

FNIlE commodious Store, in the FREE
4 Pass BUILDING, situated on College Street, AT
present occupied by ]. n. RICHARDS Possession
gwen Immediately, Enquire at this Office.
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GA young man named Kellogg came
near being frozen to death, crossing the lake
On skates, from Port Kent, on the 18th inst,
lie become completely chilled and insensiblc,
some two miles from the shore, and 1t was
some time after he was brought home before
DR.. BARBER succeeded, by the aid of powerful
stimuants in revvng him. lie was severely
frozen, and had narrow escape for his life.
1t is altogether rash to attempt crossing the lake
on skates, this weather.
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Notice.

VlllS may certify that have this dav
4 gwen my son Sla3 Harrison 1'iIley, hs time
during the remainder of his minority, and shall
claim none OF his earnings or pay any debs his con-
tracing after tins date.
Wines, REUBEN LOCKWOOD,
RUSSELL TILLEY.
D.pptuh.r 3O ,,-0su.Q
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u""'or'"a' 10 al hng'isn company Tor @l,OOo,-
00o' or
"e ProP''e'orS Of "orIds falr IN
New ORR, have secured, from private parties
an eligible site for the building. and it is now
said that the success or tba an,ernriso 10 rlocod
bo,.o,,l al ,,,,,;,,.o,,.;,.,
w EARNEST FRfAcHER.--I Those
VINO Nno" Tue intense 'eryor which character
'A's the pulpit eNertIonS OF Rev. J. s. Stiles,
Will De amused win The following incident
WIIlch Is taNeh from the y. l. Observer. Mr.
','HeS TIA" oecn SPcaNihg at blDIe meeting IN
I've" llo'''PS"'re
as SOON as ne cohcIuued ms l'npossIoheu APP
peal ana LOOK MS seat good man stepped up
'o",u' ana e'2'''y aSN''-
Iiolh !o" hnrI yourself SIR
Not at all my @oou 'rIPnd' repiled ME- -
swell, You will; never heard sin and per
dition take it in that style. You'll break some
Min, ;,,siJo e ,,,, l,,,,,,,,a
''' ,,,i',' ;,> u'' 80
I,I.,,...i'',.I.. 1881. W..
Whose pane, the sunkrn san incarnadines,
!rh nr iar lagy IL , Ir' ra.ren sn%es
And then anon size doth herself diyest
Ha a., H. ,[ faunn, ,rn"n's ana Trc'im@s
With eun,b"r aud so,t dreams OF owe oppressed.
NJ A., NY ugoY'u my sweet l!r,Priu' ,,..,
NV b"-t AND srn'.ci lady even thus,
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