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loo PRxouG<L JoKE---Tbe Cincinnati
% nheut q fortnight since, NJ
b. z, Of the Newport Ferry
Th ., also Sespectah1
1eh of ID NeE. York for tho
purpose Of 8 phants ongIomeFaer
ny the World ortIy after their 1iiI
ture, telegri keh was received r. -
New York pol that s.tvo desI
sounterfeitel ksrriye Il sne-s
New York hf res Of WiIlis
and Theodor 10 BE- mr.
limbo until fIuSS1Fs1l
Kentucky shd
with the above
registers and no %
euter their names, -
carried to jail Tel0. hse hsSS
been sent citizens Of Newpol u ~ tsrcedsk
but all in vain. The New York police sre net
to be humbugged and st our present writfnt
we fear the young men are still the victims o.
yillainous practical joke [I.ou. Courier
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line of policy
On the LIST the Sultan reviewed his feet. amid
the immense enthusiasm of the people Anony-
nous placards still continued to call on the
Tursss to fight against the Russians for "Liberty
or death - !, :.
The jews at Constantinople had made a vol
untary offer of = million OF piastres towards
the expenses of the military operations. The
Jews Of Smyrna proposed to do likewise.
The Car has added to his numerous titles,
that of "the God fearing Sovereign, (sorerd'n
croignant Dieu,) which title is duly recorded
in the new issue of the Imperial Almanac.
: An American officer, name not mentioned
gone to join the camp at Varna
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The prices of breadstuffs were advancing.
INDIA AND THE EAST.

The overland mail from India brings intelli
gence that the U. s. expedition, comprising tn,
Susquehanna, Princeton, Plymouth, and Sara
toga, had sailed on July from Shanghai fol
Japan, followed by two Russian frigates. Th,
Susquehanna and Saratoga had touched at sew
eral islands and distributed live stock. On tn,
Island of Bonian the Commodore found European
settlers, and purchased ten acres Of land on d
fine harbor, suitable for a coal depot.
The China revolution was extending, but nd
| decisive action reported.
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ALAB.fJh.4 RIVER.

ENOR MONTG OMERY, WETJNpkA.
SELMA and all ndiugs Alabama River, via -
the Hew Basin Every Alterua WED
tegnla Aiabame River Packet WETUMPEA D. T s---v -
ni resume her regular trips trade o. WTSFs
Wednesday. ~ 0'e'"''9 every Aisf-
TO h-rcars. - $50 '-s's 'u"u7'en
roreight or passage having superior
on board or to MCDOWELL, BELL, ~ Poydras s,e.i
LIZ On her hrst trip, the W. viii Riy,r "a
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,ENSs6hnAN E4tSssR Lna1s " SdAe q IL!
sELNG NOW COMPLETED, 1T OPENS A CONMIJNICATIoI
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA OR PITTS,
BuBsf AND BALTIMORE by which Freight the West can
reach an Eastern Market quicker anv of b
nt M routes They connect with the Daily
from ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI, and XII
the onis the Western Waters with the Cleyand
and Pittsburgh RAILROAD at Pittsburgh. ~ ~ ''"u
Care through between Pittsburgh and Pbiadelpba bor
shippers ~ ~ "ff'eu us ah
In of obstruction Navigation by ice or low a,,
Westward be forwarded nom Pittsburgh TO or
the interior by Railroad. ' III
Rates of Freight gh aud Phadepba or R.r
Winter Summer
Dry Goods, Books and Stationery, ''
ha Carpengi Fufs Pelres Feathers Sad iO0lbs
u 75ets.
o Second Class.
Brown sheetings and Shirug n bales; Drugs Glass.l
Mare Groceries, except Coffee, Hollow cts an A
Ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool etc ..,'.,... No. 'V'"'
~. TAird Ciass.
butter N Eskns and Kegs Candles, Cotton fin vn-l
erJ QueenswaIe Taow Tobacco leaf or Ma ella ,s
hulaetafea, lt-astward ete etc.....,,...........
Fourth Glass,
haeon Cotton, LIN summer,l Cote Lard and lArd)
o lhfougb Fork fresh in full loads at own e5 ts aoc,
GEO. c. FRANcisC1s F,e::bi;; .;,. p,.,A
=; y, SNEEpEk, Freight Agent, Philadelphia
niA1kAW koONs, Freight Agent, Baltimore
J. L. ELLIOT Freight ststlee New
am II .PuS-ls
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUdCHIT.A RIVER
EoR POINT PLEASANT. BAyoU
M9SRoH coUasIa 2nSe'lH HasRfsoS sgS TERs rERs
1 TsEsf5S is: ass st.sass
* SS = 'is x
VICRSBURG.
VI leave "WEDNESDAY, October ls. at O'Clock pu
E0R PRINCETON, MMiIKES's
EAk5 xfSz sTSsH1s6 fSsH sS
PiC shXoS James al Rdsp # LII ss, ss9
f'' 'Fas sfsSrsERs Piss Rs agP On S9ss q 3: e
s.s1y og ss Saxon will hs'. Clerk ve Il
= VIII lsFRTDAY. October 49, at o,cIoskp pu
TOR GRAND LAKE LANDING,
Ss#A .ss$5$ eIS Bs41s
lyon Estes %a. e.; vii %i'isss sss ssst sseys FI
h' or passage s41TRR s4RT # spa,a 8 sRos AZ
fss1s rs Wn M ssy es Gn the q Canal
wniIeavs SATURDAY, o sober is at o,eoek -,
EOR VICKSBURG, wARRENroN, -
MT u aiTSH S4ScS5S SoST
bEF iif;as Captain AMI 1 r.
SMITH 's9 FfS n griSss I, APPy s On board
E Tl Southern Belle VIII esSi viz ths 6siIsr sriss
70 There win be Clerk on the Lesss foot of Canal street
~ laeIslss moral9g 70 receive freight oil
MEMPHIS.
win leave THURSDAY october Is a. o,clo.t
E0R MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mourn i1 p ~
VILE of eRtib fhIARs PolNT COLUMBIA, GREEN
.a @s,; Es,hs sa OILS k.sa @
or rassags, apply on board - '''''' f0'"ssh'
sHaw MHTE / l1N lB1sNGHANAN. 81 Fulton street, or
ST Ii UIS.
vi, ssyT az, TIIqRspAY t,br 49, az PM
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ELOUR-150 bbls. Extra and Superfne, in
JIG and for sale BY NJ DALEY So Tehodpoelas at
GeIRITS TURPENTINE-l20 bbis for sale
by A. DELAGRAvE co. u Magazine street au9A
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RRlDGEWATER PAINT DEPOT, No. 70
Camp STREET.-THE Agenis Of the celebrated
NERAL FAINT keep constantly supply Of DIV IN
barrels % and hall oaire ground in kegs
will be found superior any known For ~
depot q. q RoSERT = ~ ~ - 'ne
AeantH far Tia Statea of Ia
lME = 1000 barrels fresh Rockland and
Thamaston landing from H. Kmba and brig palo Ao
of sale oy 1ohN g. HARDiLL CO. ss Magazine street.
$40 successors to ]. HAyman 4 Co.
sBALM OIL 10 casks, for sale by
u sl6 JOHN @. HARDI L. Il co. 90 Magazine STRAIT
ID OSIN-200 bbls. No. 2, for sale by
III sis JOHN G. HARDIIL a CO. ss Magazine stroet
YNHOMASTON LIME.-2000 bbls Thomaston
IL Lime bark A. T. Kmbs landing sale by
SD A. DELAGRAvE CO. II haessins
- ED ASH COAL--l00 casks broken and
sreened ship Caledonia Brandsr quality for
sals BY H. AsHBRpsF co.. s. St. Charles street. mhas
n UINlNE-200O OF. in store and for sale by
Bs III. HART CO., 70 Tehoupisoulas street.
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VENHE BRITISH AND NORTH xsEs.
-, - a, AaisRlCAN Rofsa MAIL sTEAAisHPs-S4I1f&ts.
FROM NEW YORK TO INTERCOLLEGIATE 3i7o
sage, f55. - 'N' ~ ~ 81.
10 The ships from Boston call al Halifax.
hhkASiA hs Cap ain Jatkins. AMERICA, Captain Leitch.
fEhsiA, captain hyrie ECROP A, Captain Shannon.
ASIA, Captain Z. e Lott. CANADA, Captain Stone.
AFRICA, Captain Harrison. NIAGARA CAPTAIN Lang.
statboatd bow red N port bow. 49, ""
NIAGARA. Long froEn BOSTON, Wednesday, July 6,
AFRICA, Harrison, from NEW YORK, Wednesday July IL.
AMERICA, ietch, from BOSTON, Wednesday. JaIy 20.
ARABIA, Judkins, som NEW YORK WEDNESDAY Jalv W.
EUROPA, SHANNON rom BosT TON, Wednesday, August s.
ASIA, Lott from NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 10.
NlHsAHA, Leieh, from BOSTON. Wednesdav, August
AFRICA Harrison, from NEW YORK. Wednesday, August a.
berihs not secuted till paid
An experienced Slrgoo cu board,
~ The sps not be accountable ia, Cola
SILVER bulion Specie Jewey, Precious unless D
aasg are signed therefor aud the value thereof therein expressed
II For freight OF passage, apply TO
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TTNlTpD STATES MAIL STEAM. : ;

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific .SIlk&S
Mi ntsanshp CompsnyOiy Through Mail Iins for CxI
oKNA AND OREGON va Aspin vail PanamaBy order of
ne esnsra the United Statss Mail Searners with Inc
& sss, and Oregon Mails to be dispatched and
1n o. ssan month rom New York direct for hwa Ne
oenns drec Tor Aspinwa the 7 i When these at
geen on sunday the sailing to Monday owng
me rache Mail Steamer be Immediate dispab
on the arrival OF the mails at Panama.
UNITED STATES MAIL sTFANsIUp cnxpANy
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hsive and defensive, against Rnseia, in IN
event of France becoming involved in var q
the Turkish question. Russia Is also end rr
ing to form an alliance with the same poxeI
The people Of Sweden and Denmark. ii is alls
ed, are in favor Of the alliance with France,
strict neutrality. If forced to take position
they.will side with France and TarkeyF
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FRoM TUE FsHsa GRoesB.-A .istt
Cosnmpsec, p. L. / Of September rs,
Journal, says that - September II,
Winged Racer, Capt Parker, wss "
Douglass Town from Gaspe Harbor by
lish steamer Argus, and anchored
guns The cause Of his being ts11n ~
to be Nat he refused to lesy1
Gaspd hen a1nnnl by the
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The reports of the blight in the potato cro]
had been exaggerated. The belief prevailed tina
owing to the great abundance of the produce
some loss could be safely sustained, and still
nearly an average crop be preserved for con
sumption.
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ttRlDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
~ PhooF PAlNTDepot No. 10 Camp street.-The public are
spesay notlhed that the Bdgewaer Paint Company Just
completed the erection, the nne
Guilty heretofore experienced supplying for ground in oil
lied upon being promptly filled. ~ ~ Nv" ~ ~
It's the intention of the Company weeks to
ead other coors the Bridge wi n I'M
m introduced in this market convenient packages
Inc mineral can be mixed with lime (natead o for odnsrv
aipeh IN covering wood and breksay lime well
ed rms experiment has been tested
Gently in hscity and works admirably directions
etc., see pamphlet which may al he
tepot or ofsn oil the Sub Agents, : - = ''
ilry, IN barrels. weighing 400 to lbs,
Dry, IN hall barrels, weighing 200 TO $50 lbs,,
For sale by q, o. BOjERT n I,a soC...
Agents for the States Louisiana Alabama ~
And by the city ' 'N'PPi anu tenas,
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UP, VIC IVY say, 10f "a
dollar bill" -On exprJ Ming,
at this brilliant appes
meta amorphosis, a fried
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VII leave TUESDAY, October II, at 4 O'Clock p NJ
ENoR 81. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS -
duS ad p..ssssT a ss, sHS,F, % rhs
" Hodges now renh and li .,
Aogye For freight apply board or 10 US
WHITE a BUCHANAN. 81 Falon ST.
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- .e$F
NJ TWEEN NEW YORK AND BREMEN Bremen sSs&l25ats
NAL lnefhe side wheel 2l00 IONS aI q; a.
MANIA, 1900 tons, viii sal ne follows
,1n,.r. From BrmsH From Men Yerk,
1aELeSsANA.:'..-''. ......-..-AuKastl September
Passage from NeNork BIsmen-First 400; Second
iya1 sm oELRcfis CO 50 Broad street
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Tn. aNivs haN. al, fof sale
THE GREAT Al TER4TJTE,
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! heard "A story yesterday which j
considered good enough TO find place
in the columns Of your valuable paper.
lf you like il A. murh rs did--good
II you do not---good again Let me
beg Of you, however. not To say 40 az
you don't like ~ IN your paper be.
cause eyerJb body aud the rest Of man.
kind will say that ! tried TO get my
name in print and couldn't do Il. WellS
here goes.
Baptisie, worthy citizen OF Vide
Pochc, Ga small town about six miles
from st. Louis) wRs on his way 10
town, and meeting his friend Peter, the
following dialogue took placei
P,--'lIow DO you do, Baplisier Z
B.--JIow you do yourself, eh 2
P,--'Very well, thank you what's
the news
B-Oh mon Dicu' ] got no news .
You got newsY
P.--'why, yes Yonr brother has
blown up this morning ---'
B--'My bozair be blow up For
zat he blow upr
I'.--'You see, he was driving cart
In which there we're several kegs of
popder. lie ~ns smosing his pipe, as
usual. and not taking necessary preeaa-
iions, a spark fell on one Of The kegs,
aud Immediately the whole exploded.
Amer II moment ~ deep reflection,
Bap,isie termed 10 his friend. With face
+ "A. 80 assH
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tongue .houh ever give 10 man such
sanction 10 ain
'llul TO nay sloiy. which Ia. slrcsd,
greNn tcdseus to u,c. IN telling ~ lrs,,
! " bol u ipu in ih- bcariee
Not hh ~ II. aunt while won have
cleared aud asulei wilderness farm.
hpasla a hn. obi couple iiom Youth 10
oil aec, mad. f'riuns, raised thirtccn
Children. and brcarh, about a second
courship AVID marriage, W l.. time
than !, would have taken Mrs -
"a have given one nf her splendid sun
'c's hut viii lri you 6nish the story,
for | am going 10 have a horseback ride
alirf lea.
Wolf Lawyer Cobb returned at the
apponltd time. and brought With him
VI lnihe, aud mother to spend the an.
nlrernry Of ihciT marriage day Eve
fything was IN apple pie order nil the
nr' shhor, wctr invited, nrd merrier
party seldom met than then graccd tho
parlors of the Culh. For Mamie, es
II by magic had turned the office into
parlur Tor the occasion. Tho Young
FOLKS played plays, and the old ladies
sat dcmurey round the walls, busy with
thcic knitting work tea was over be.
fore nine, The elderly portion Of the COM
pHnl prepared 10 90, and while the old
ladies' wtrr rauing on their things. the
Fcnllenca stood grouped about, and IN
their midst stood llepa Cobb, 10 the full
flush Of joy and mirIh---lho very per
scnifcaiion of happy husband and ia
ther--tossing ia his arms, with the most
uudisguiscd satisfaction, a beautiful boy
Of two months old.
at was nm experiment, boys said
he, in loud, full proud tone, hut !
thought ! had not misealculstcd Tho
year TINT ] liSod here. n bachelor, ! did
not lay up n eent everything l made
was friliored away by Titles, 50 ! took
wife, aud VIC not only supported our
selves, but have paid father ahundrcd
dollars he loaned mc 10 start on.
wouldn't take two thousand dollars to-
day of my mans money, for the Taun-
ton place. And besides, here Is clear
gain Ola thousand dollars 10 any mans
heart and soul, and he held up his boy
with shake OF triumph. Get mar
riel, boys, get married. its great deal
easier 10 support wife than an old
bachelor, besides the comfort Of the
thing
"Tnkes these women great while
10 get through their compliments said
Deacon Scoa, looking silly at his next
neighbor.
~ swow,' Gays Mr. Cobb, fhis is n
shiny NIGHT
'Good-ovening, good-cvcning,' was Ut
tered by n dozen haltiiiiering voices.
''Good,nicht, gentlemen. goodnight,
ladic5, hope to see you all again soon,
said liepa Cobb.
The company were gone.
"Dd you ever sai1 mother Cobb.
ns she took oil her silk gown and folded
it neatly, talking to her husband, who
WAS already IN bed, did you ever hear
the beat Of that boast of lIepa's about
supporting his wife. Why. Eel, likc
boxing his ears, just like used to when
hc Was boy
"Well.' said the old man, drowsily,
may be there's more on rs talks that
way than has nby right TO- and then he
went 10 sleep.
'Nannie's farm, rs il was called, in
| less than three yoarS was worth twenty
| thousand dollars, ia town lots. aud now
the Cobbs Of T. are worth bali
million, all growing out Of IIepa's
first years experiment in supporting a
wife
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IAc Family 'eircIe.
A STRAY PATCH
FROM AUNT lIANNAH's QUIT.

"Well, aunt, when are we going to
come 10 the story Of ilepa, or the way
be supported his wife z"
"Well. | was just coming 10 that
When llepa came out OF college. he
made up his mind that rs he was the
only young man in the neighborhool of
Cobbiown that carried his shcepskin,
and that of course he was the great
man, he forthwith entered law office
to fit himself for the business OF settling
his neighbors quarrels. At the exp-
ration OF the time appointed by law, he
was admitted 10 the bar, and feeling
himself quite superior TO the liile VIII
lage of his childhood, he asked his
father for few hundred dollars, aud his
mother for her blessing, and took his
departure for the more populous aud
stirring town OF L, where he set
up for himself with considerable -four
ish.
'llepa was pretty good scholar,
but had no brilliancy, no wit, no pro-
gression he meant 10 do good bu, was
too dull of comprehension TO really set
about IT.
80 far as ! know, he kept the ten
commandments with scrupulous exact
ness, not covcting his neighbor's goods
so much as TO draw them into his hands
even for value received. He could not
quite be called a "br'eiiess lawyer but
cases came SLOW ana pay lime more
Slowly; ana ms occahe convinced as
we hs'e seen olhe. young men before
howi) thal ne coula support "1e more
cheaply than he could pay me neceSFa,
ry expenses oil a s'iigle gentleman, anu
he reasoned ihe case very wisely 100
"fIrst, SAID hepa' (or suppose we
must ca'i him Lawyer Cooo, nowD
"hrs'' there IS my board TWO dollars u
week. ana ho'hins 10 Drag OF al thaI-
I'm sure The raw material don't cost
hiiy cents. NOW " ! had a VILE
Lawyer ,obb bounded o"t OF ms ehalr'
hs the name "iie zen rom ms ups 'or
the hfst ilfhe--"heiher u wis 'he name
or the thought OF making a gam OF one
dollar ana nan on the ra" material
nobody exactly KNOWS 10 ih,s day'
Bu1 alter turn or TWO up ana down
the room' he grew calm again, and went
on with his calculations somewhat ailer
This wise NOW II bad right smart
stirring wife, such woman as my
mother was, for instance, she would
save me a dollar aud hai a week ior
board. Then there is % cents a week
for washing and twenty-five dollars
year for sewing That a wile, Al shes a'
smart as my mother can DO as wen a'
NOT ana my more Nhahs "'p 'h"'
'eiio~ that amt married musi pay
Tor taking girls TO concerts op' a sleigh
riding going 10 iroUcs. ana aciins ihe
agreeable generally which might every
cent OF Y be saved u chap hhd
wife Besihes.--Well' yes iheres ma
mistake about IT. l"od be nan his wei
Nh'iened. bat raiher barge hngrrs' up
through the DARK ma'ses ~ 'i'h hai'
lhai stood above a ralhcr 10" infrhrad
J can support niie easier ihan J ra'
1--we single, aud u get '"Afred. A"H
there u Nancy fnngis 'hes just 'h'
siFl, and lirla tLaNyef 'oh' ia'fi,
bounded out OF his char ssAin 'NSn',
nJu.i 'hc 2ir'- shes isiher pam bn
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ehdcc petifu.

Tiss-s iis.- s's.a 10 T.sYa-s ~ IsFiilsat 500
sirstiiafut I-ryarr tn rrsfl ever, esaaiinarsi
lsth T-,sssn. - r.erss VII tr, f,.sa tbsiu
astisafs's isusthss.
" aFoSts1san shoais fises~.
To - sii ursg lacy,
u iht isay a'-f'i f.fuse'
o. ~ srcst itiis palmer.
Tautfhe tsrsrisf ~ nv, ia1~
l. any ssiA'. bas.po~s
" . iseg has bgsu
l. Il tHpi,..i,'s i.sriasss
N'hsu that r,uiissass d,-.s ssn.
Or Shrr he have ;hs isiy,
OfH b. Issses a. anf
Ga }. . nerrssary
rhai tbt csr,ain shus,id hs dawn,
r. sArc inafu further tr.uhi.,
The aatsise iookefs On
hh sn,i.na,s Business
Hat he lsd, =. aher hrsa
Ride ~, wiis e,hsi lsd,cs.
And dse-ut loi b,f tnow
fsh auy k,.s,'. hu.iucas
nut rlss rsntiemans, Hsh-
shoHid areeii sHoihei -.oift,
Where he dsosn't chance 90 be
O., pcr~m on tho side walk.
Nhr,iier great os sheihrf smali,
l. n anybody's hosiacss
Where that pet-iin mssn, ~ oalll
of Il Stas zee persun,
A. he'- esihnE anywhere,
l. any VI yuuf hnsinns,
What his basiness may be there
The snhstAHre Of onf qgesN.
Simply stated would bo this--
D. u any body, business
What sBnibor's busincss 10,
II Il isut ttt i-B't,
We would rcaill Ike "a know:
fuf ws'te certain u II isnr,
Tbrw aTr s,snc who make IL So.
u n,sweTi ioin u,e rabbie,
And act tiio noi,lsr part,
OF ,bc AItlers aud a, famsrs,
Who hF1nF the puhlc mart,
Bat fHoi. wen act the teacher,
tntii earh ineddiaf learns
II ~rrr b-tierin the futute
10 iainj hi. oan tupeerD..
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Hers Is elergyfnsn's opinion of
nszspapors. Rev. Dr. Duiel Baker,
Of Iesas, says BE- has travelled through
a grfal many States. mixed With the
people c0n,er.ed at the country fire.
.ids, and preached In the opso forest as
well =. IN the ihrong.d city Where
be found newspapers he found istelli-
genc., people whom be could talk or
listen 10 siih pleasure, and among whom
his good voh prospered. A a geneF-
Al hing, where a ue~spsPer ~as mol
taken. be eoaA ell Il ia tho sl0seely,
ness N ihs hovsehold, The ,ynofanse Of
the children. and The difefenee Ia civil
ilaiios between those who do take
hesspapcfs ahl ii,5se who do DOT
that he irassier IN the eoouiry vii be
pleas,i ani entertained Ny The one,
chile b. -iil dsspise the Oshsr, wiihopi
kuosing ihr cause 10 vh,sh ilis dihsf-
cnfe Is aiifibuinlis,
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MORTIMOR
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

rHnt~ traiy celebrated remedial pre-
j parstsa. efheSsi-ts aiisr ~ each and essri De
sxugah Ut nhsaaaiic apisins, q alfca ADJ - ~ ell
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ai-vass from ths r. aRd stand Hpis Allied IN the
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81 10 fese. nusiria lsl,ar the Jshlir hr -iing,
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suYFgRgRS THf.aSILTEA
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ssl oHly resd tbe testimony u fhnse he have
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~fts L.. cali asa,, the cnsavarits, =" that ibe
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say brf sua tkr feaeh cd auaiha 90 dtstrast-
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