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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15
THR r,BOQUET."

A very pleasant, as well as useful custom
in two of our schools. Once in every two
weeks a snail manuscript pamphlet is publicly
read. This mphlet is made up of contrbu-
tons from the yhOlars. If the three lovely ed
itrOsse' Of s$periOdical published at Miss
McDonaldS Dol yiIsranIe their consent, we
should likets int raets. from that, as
well Us from (which we have
obtained the d, ahro dness Of Misses
Smith and Patrick u We extract the
first local article, beeatseDon readers will be
best pleased with writings bearing such I'M
mistsksablO evidences of originality. We shall
publish more from the "BOquct," tomorrow and
afterwards 3. nitro n". ..,y..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15
In Fir,-7A friend informs us that younl

In a Fir,--A friend informs Us that young
man, night or two since, while walking out
on Market street, lost his equilibrium, and fell
over the bank headforemoSt, into pile Of. ----
mud, and at the same time emptying the contents
of his pockets. After procuring Slanterh, the
aforesaid young man proceeded to the spot to
gather up the remrSntS, which our informant
says consisted Of half dozen Daily Journals,
one knife, and some types Can the editor Of.ihe
Daily Journal inform US whether it was the
"Black - that caused that young man to
fall or not?-[Tri-Weekly Messenger. -
We should like to know how young man Of
the Assistant Editors (y)sars managed to OBJ
tain and retain so many ideas at once2 But as
we don't find any bright ones in the lot, and be-
ing willing by q. miraculous stretch Of imsgina-
ton to suppose that he had them and lost them,
we suggest that he take the following advertise.
ment from the "Boqust," and alter tito suit his
case? a~TJ"0 sd t.. ,dgug1.' .irn .n"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

; AvcorresBondspt of--thO Bloomington
Republican slys; Il 2
the woF king AZ and profits Of Railroads,
IL 4strdight lruadis. moi fur more valuable
TO the Stockholders than crooked Road Z
And your answer would be mot always"
for what railroad men call the shortest
road is thai which is the shortest in running
time. ''.-' e.
For instance. suppose TO rouds-one
cigh; miles longer than th'i Der but on
the former the average rst6 Of speed is
dirty miles an hour, and on the latter, on
ount,of the location, only twenty miles
bpr. It's evident that the road Of
NJ y length will thus be the shortest in
rum iale. frgL .pY.. ..A 80 ir...
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15
Lost!o

,.'irfrI !'", LoHt!0 r5-F.ICHf" Tsy
10000 THANKS REWARDu q q
MONDAY MORNING, passing through the
N1 Ichool-room in great haste, I hadth mis-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

what u shsrdid basis turkey with Salerstus
Instead o. ialtp whstif she ~ season the stuf-
fnE with ground cinnamon ihstesd Of pepper :
Rome wasn't built in daY-e9okt can't Be
manufactured in minute. %
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

VIM. J. HOLIDAY, Clerk.
II Quincy papers will please copy.
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08
TRB REPORTER,
A Kew Years Song

How fast jn succession our moments have
Cflra run, Htl
How little, how little of duty is done
How heavy the load OF our SIM
With another full year. God hrs heightened
our days; .tH. r,f
Let his patience excite US 10 join in his
grvii praise 1a1ftf
With increasd Obligations we see the New
hjutslt Year
Let gratitude move Us to serve him with
I And slraight new life to begin.
Since The last New Years day, many thou
sands have fed
To the regions of darkness, and m I'D with
.,..9 the dead, 4. fe $500 il
Though better than we who survive.
What a wonder of mercy, such rebels as we
Should sill be permitted to live and 10 see
The grateful return Of another New Year
Gods praises let each future moment de-
n;.. clare, !ulI .
That wrelches like US are alive.
The blood OF aonemeni whose heavenly
rays fs-.f
By faith we apply, that the rest OF our days
$50 BE spent m The ways OF the wise.
Through Christ we resolve, that the season
of youth
Be adorn'd with the practice of wisdom and
truth,
That as age is advancing and years :oll
away,
We may ripen in virtue and fill up each
day ~
In seeking the heavenly prize. 500
Come, dear fellow mortals, forsake your
r.s. vain ways,
And begin The New Year with song to his
3l ~ praise,
yti,a Who kindly continues US here.
Well join and be merry but merry and
wise,
Our vanliies leave, and aspire to the skies.
Like rational creatures, our time we'll en-
hi+i ploy
In serving our maker with vrtuous Joy;
And so have happy New Year.
Yours, in this glorious cause,
o.t ELIZABETH KEowLEs.
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THE PIONEER

And Woman's Advocate, is q
semi-monthly published at Provi
dence, r. l., price 81, in advance
and conducted by Anna w. Spen.
Ger. 1t has reached No. 8, Vol. L.
The No. before us contains a letter
of the true spirit from Mrs. r. F.
Smell, of Easthampton one from
Mrs. Nancy Douglas, New London,
Ct.; an excellent article from Mrs
M. S. Gore Nichols on Woman, the
Physician; and story by Clara
Seemore. We judge from this No
the first we have seen, that the Pi-
oneer is conducted with ability, is
favored by the women of N. r., and
possesses the elements of life, sue
cess, and much usefulness.
The women of little Rhody should
gather around the Pioneer, and
make it the light of the East to all
Of us in the wide, young, and fast
growing West. She can if she will
be the Pioneer in the cause of Prac-
teal Christianity and human equal
ity. We cheerfully exchange with
the "Pioneer." aeInoIs
The above we clip from the " Ge-
MUS of Liberty" a very neat month
ly paper, published at Cincinnati,
Ohio. The "Genius is printed in
quarto form, on excellnt paper, and
good type. 1t has reached its third
number of volume 2. 1t has seldom
been our good fortune to look upon a
paper conducted with so much abil-
ity and rare talent; and we are
heartily glad that it has come to lis,
for which we sincerely thank our
friend, the editor, and would say to
her in return for her kindness and
good opinion of us, that her motto
shall be our crowning star, and We
will be one in heart and hand, in the
glorious cause of liberty and truth
forever. .., ,- t..
ave want to wear crown"
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

We, the undersigned, citizens Of Prov
idence, do hereby certify, that we are
we'll acquainted with Miss Anna w.
Spencer, Publisher Of the Pioneer and
Woman's Advocate, published in this
city; she is of good standing in this COM
munity; the daughter Of q widowed mo.
ther Of whom she has the whole charge
and who is worthy member of the So
ciety Of Friends that she has always
been active and persevering in the new
Reform of Woman's Rights, and al
thongh she has never been public lee.
turer, like Mrs. E. Oakes Smith or Mrs.
Paulina w. Davis, we believe her to be
as worthy and capable Of conducting the
cause of woman's true elevation as the
above named women, or IS any other
woman Of any State or Nation. We
have known her for many years.
Mrs s. Steere, Azel Steere, Esq.
MRS. n. R. Aborn, Aaron Simmons,
Mrs. E. M. Fenner, CG. Fenner,
Miss E. S. Fenner, G. g.. Walker,
Mrs. H. B. Crout, A. l.. Crout,
Mrs. S. A. Walker, A. c. Greene,
rr Printer of Pioneer
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08
Agents for the Pioneer.
WORCESTER AND County.

Mrs Elizabeth Bryant .tH"3n L
Mrs. Sarah Parsons. s1i
Miss Elizabeth Parsons. r.. '.r. -r
rs. A. P. B. Rawson. f:... t.. '.-,.
Mrs. Louisa B. Converse.
Mrs. Hubbard, No. 2 May street.
Mrs. Lucy Granger, Hard~ch. .o'
Mrs. Laura Corey, Shrewsbury. .5We
Mrs. Lydia B.Trask, Clappville. "a.
...f... New LONDON, CosS. ,. Cpl, .. ,.
Mrs. Nancy Douglas. .,.-
Mrs. Dr. Caulkins.
Miss Mather Hampstead.
Mrs. James Turner, Montville.
Miss Lydia Lanphere, Norwich. o. .ll
Mrs. r F Smell, Easthamp,on. To- e L..
.., .f. WARRES,R r l r.r ...
Miss Patience Brayton
LOWELL AGENTS
Mrs Sarah H Young
Mrs Lydia Clements t.l G4.
Mrs Poor 7.Tf 81 oE f-e~
Elizabeth Congdou, East Greenwich, R
Mrs Mary Aim Brown
Miss Harriet Budlong, Olneyville, r. i.
Miss Elmira Barney, Boston
Our general depot in New London is Robert
Hollis Book Store, No. 10 Bank street. AL
our subscribers in that town will find their pa.
per always at the above place. 4 DO a.',-..
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08

The Echo of the Valley of the
Pryenees announces that a very in
teresting discovery has lately been
made in the neig ghborhood of Bag
nores. 1t is a cavern filled with the
petrificd remains of hyenas, lions,
panthers, and other animals. daaa
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08

- Our friend, Clara Seemore,
is we'll approved. 1t is said that
she IS true to the times. Send in
your names and money, friends, and
help us to a large circulation. w
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08

DAVID s. c. II. SMITH, formerly of
- Sutton, Mass, having again taken residence
in the city Of Providence. offers his services TO the
public as Physician. Office No. High Street, di-
rectly opposite the New Market at the junction of
High and Broad Streets. Office hours from Z to 10
Sep,. Oath, 1852 tgt flfI rIrtI eH 81
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08
MUSIC sroRE-Tho subscriber in.

aDEs MUSIC sTORE-Thc subscriber In.
vites the attention Of the public to the
Tiextensive assortment of Musical mer.
chandsc for SALE Panoortes Of every variety Of
styles Of cases, with oil the modern improvements,
from the manufactory OF Hallctt g. Allen, Qormery
IIalett, Davis & Co., constantly for sale. The de.
msnd for these instruments Is sufficient evidence Of
their popularity in this city and vicinity. New Music
received regularly from the publishers Tho largest
stock OF Sheet Musc every offered TO the public for
sale. Every article appcrtainng to Musical merchan.
disc for sale Pianos tuned Musical Instruments
repaired. Z t..f A. NJ LELAND,
ia 1876 Westminster st., Howsrd's Block.
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08

A letter from Mormon says
nMy two wives and Miss ----- are
we'll The little children are all
well, and grow finely. The two
voungest-a boy and girl-were
born last July, eleven days apart.
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08

This certifes that being acquainted with DR..
Smell, and knowing his mode of treating dis
eases, would most cordially recommend him to
public patronage, believing him abundantly
qualified 10 superintend such ao institution,
and to carry out the principles of Hydropathic
practice in scientific manner, and capable of
doing all he Processes. His practice is attend.
ed with great success. His ability to remove
disease and relieve pain IS truly astonishing.
His mode of detecting and describing disease
and the feelings Of the patient, without any
previous knowledge of the case, by an exam.
ination of the spine, is no small feature in his
mode of operations, and most invariably cor
rect. The incredulous Iwould invite to call
on him and satisfy themselves. The system
is based on correctI natural pincipes, and is
in all respects worthy Of the age His moral
and religious character and influence are Of
the highest order, would most cheerfully re-
commend him to the patronage of any who
have employed me, and to the public gene
rally.
'fv,.Gu sIl M. w. GRAY, M. D. RI
New York.
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Truth crushed to earth will rise
again,
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-01-08

DPEMIUM Ornamental Hair Braid, Earrings Bre st
i Pins, Bracelets Crosses, Watch Fob Vest hains,
Necklaces, and all descriptions of Hair Braids done
in the best style at No. 5, Middle street, rear of
DR.. Miller's Office. July IL
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1--WE want to wear a crown"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
Belrs Fire Proof Lamp and
Feeder.

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~ifA sasss 80 tsfss<s@s SO lNaap g. etf~s"
- n a ~sss a,ila--i~ aas he ~'dia u'sf
Mt a.~s.h. g.. ,i.a. 10 ,a,. -. II -t.ss
~. t,fk ~ ~ issss- tH 4 ihts shes so efrAn,
~ ifie s,s thsts.atnT. T,lsar- tel ilf uFt,
ABa ,ssf sisaa VIA ~ .sn y thu uaih -ii a.
oafe-
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4. .,..... r.-.,,s.sst o. - - a w.. Ae,d
isarhstis usr-a, ,ssrsh r~oaid 10.
r,'i r'n.s by tiled o. yoa - - me
IN, $50 Il ,f,si..u ,d.Sara pisa
Me- ssts And sssn Nsasert tsf hssst SD - hfts
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4 "a ,<ast ~. - -rrrsnf ~in W. hsd a chat
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AnA Ell ~ t,fh ed eh'fh nstafs is.tru.,
tu,s ,Hts ~, onhss snasf 'ns n".s
wh,. t,.n ..-,.,le NJ .a,h rostu, sser 10 ...h,
r. fstA..,-h ls"n Nth a",d 80 sn'i'',r'
HEtI rs. tst-a The lnsi-- his Lamp head bid. 20.
Tn. H.n,sh }. aa,.as4.-d and tho hqasa Esss denn-
AsA tAss q q. -af. ffssa srih.-,,sl sna ham.
To li,r b. o.ntiet.--ii sill wa hss sbArm.
T,,~p,a frit- sra shiia'ea ahsr ~ ''r'srt
To laarr Rsiit i.ssnss saf they hssr os'f con
.spf
Nd NJ n>H' feeas,. s'.Ht~a-srs tho sien
Whieh. iV"'tsd, slvs. iirt'. sd 'ar"'' -f"'@tA
IN fraf st-Hsis rs-sa - tire ithis snS =sN
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Thr.Hrh nngfir - o., NTH H'trrits " ttinn,
A.rcf-sted II ohs laRi srI.-i'd nrsf l,'nh, ..
We r,,- ar sa,ise 10 NJ u. s"''A r~tnd
4. frttrhsss nst"s I4n~s-Yrs, iet thctti aiHHfnd,
Fria--t,~ aiss tet, ao NOR VII prevail
nofnEi.trS' LAMPS aud FEhbfgr We snsaufn g
Ne srle.
Hs,t Thd sna C.ri,h-rs, -od bv fpNp
MpHsT Nsin .,.A Ws.hiTs4 ssts.
,F,.,id II rpNnt NoRFE's, nrnrris'., puil'rd,
Vt, f-e~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
THROW PHysIc To Dogs"
Pulytrtaash hers
900 Dollars

HtpNs ELsetste taltaie Cs.Irs ate 10 il'e mt
time intr-dassd io The asaiids pt Ratiand Cun'y =.
ts onb .tneu, ss,.Buhs s,ebod u instAHtif relle'
,sr AND ,..uuanenti, eafns all Nenous Di.oA'es.
1900 DoiI.rs
vii ~ fNen suy l~fB lao Niii isfssiofs NAM
yell authenticated esufnshtes 81 car., tt fn,sn ga
iruir.nt ra,ient. aud .r,.hiiff py-cisn - hsv,
been ,.ertsmed danns fhe IA scar b, NE tieeinc
'buin. The utst asuis pain Il ssaastF rsi'sssa b,
sthFt s!ist zsss 1t tho hA,a, and the wofst hfus
81 Ehsaastissa aud Frmais lssss-s. hssr tesn 90
nsssshnY csra AFTER wssuHr ehsiu ~ lev
Rssts
Tho i-isftTsr thsiu. are patented an tbs roantn
snd htgi, sded b. rrf- r,dt, Ven huf,a,
fs.t I.iao- ban, At Sea Noit sae are ais' Ia dail
a.. 10 even tho siial "a thsi f'i,.
Ne, n ss--B.f 90 usiaf NE sisaih - st,Ha'a 10
A., ass.isasd ~iih slhsrar, aHd lhss sp.
p,sd aHesily ~ part hsfe the pain - b. sisd -
90 rod oftb, ehaiE tsiaG piAoed ui;s'.s O me fh
o. C,n ~ q Ne..s. roNDk MORSE md 'i.saih a
isnphisi sfsn.,i
tsfd TO Ladies'.
Lsa,.s sha 49, ,.s.s-s frqss'isd 81 - sea-
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s,,a.s srnss-. Are l.s,-isssa
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Bsss1 = ress h-nsiHFts I~s,'h -istser,
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

faetrs,riu- even hdy sE',,s :, q. hsitenng dis
~. Il ss.,n,ssi and tf,sst---e- iHsijnnfsii
tI h~fas ,is- q. s~afe the lung, mas ~
sIs,rs ih.H ssddrn exposure change ir'u heat Ia
cold pr-iare. i=fs~-ai,ss. and IN isN DAYS 80
week u .. ssid no shs died ~ hat, 'aDsstnP,'n
Pa AT fr,assl-d Win e,aigh 90 lung o"nflaRi. ".
N,ild f~fst IA the asyfyi-eu. The sritside ~ THE
paf%t 81 lud-sts rhs,neai tttrss 81 80 hefry pnd
tanFssst ~hich b said TO h. certain ''ifs ~ thi'
~ fii disease
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

Osr 90 TnT hEsr ,eine.ies fnf cougia.
ODDS s-ihlas 90 sssf=.s. .aa .thsf saf.4 f.-..
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sirir.i - hsts lssfsd iis4r ,u,.i.sHi. f.tlh 80
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80 lfsrrar D. 80 h. .tfsisa - is lff-fiil aff
q - Ill
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LEGAL NOTICES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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~tscss n ~ .. rs@f sr- - ss~s .sst e - -
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ssanas - fsff $50 a.
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

\ sRoN tisc erf is-,ifr q -Aat ~. SIMMONS. ia
l. ItausHarn pu 80 st.a.t me ifih Il NJ 20. a. %
ftesr-id -TEiH~ htn daft red ..ns iittlr a frAef
ttsu tse tsrt loo datkff .ae hsa aauT y liItr
heir. 90 sis tai ane stfiir M faEks Ne iafttcu
taf tnsfA- a. sft mr. other. rfres .hHft'f trrHd -
Nlt-.,rf 100 fsfufn sad rtcer iht -iitscfttsf be-
fit.t cd. 90 gitr Nt nuaiim Nhsfs usA mHs t'
t.and. tlail ~ suilbp REWARDED
JAMES q. SMITH.
F,u.ttd, O,i o. tr,2 'il9s
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

I'DNMIssIONER-' NOTtt E.---N., th'
suisrulef.. being alssaHtsd %, tic iisn. fr4'ass
rssa - The dsifiei - Haiiana, f4nui .siinsfs 40
feesIts tsanns ani af-4.t an taitns SOD dtsaAnas
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.a,ns al " 81 ~ sad - that nufl..-o-vs Fl"
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ne tfsns.- q aid Impeachment AZ tns ~ eihHE
tsas-s uf size ssti a-css-.a ths iasi rs'Hfias-
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'ANT u,sn 10 -rsi.-ii,v u ne sah-, fiisf shs
81 ib.ttAf. dftA. pfss, cob f~s sf Nfts tesfs
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pf,gsffs lss tasfes- aHs faks hinl 49,.
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$1,000 a Year for sl.U0
ALt HAfl.
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srAtEof NERApNr, nLhfume""hcred, 'ia'
Disfrtd II Rshasa. ss.A ID al a special se--iun
nfths rnaistt ttan II the said dlstnd IT Eutu,a,
held Al Rutland "a and fH .ad distiei. "n the tth
dss ~ OCT b,f s. y. lo1js--rTsssid lion. iiaf
vey Huitssn, Judge
WhctoA- hii-ha Iapiani, eIecutnr q" The last y III
ahd sianisni Of Ntiltan i.aplaH, late d Danhy,
az sd disuic drees-ed, trstate, has TIL daA az
pfssd the -aid Probate rsiTi, rrTs~ng e. fcndu
ar Aretsant 81 hi. sdn,iDi-tfatrIn 81 ratd c-ttte
ThetesHs, u y cfdeted By sad Pi'ilsie ttsif Nat
the antnAii - - account 90 fil anrs, and al.
an, ,firfs tho s--et- taihd 10 ths hAsds 81 aid
ffisf paying tho stisH-r- At nd ~ie's tsiFi
The frndthtn It sstd aocs'dnI, 10 hnh the -sins
are hsfuifs rsisrrrd stated ssssi.H 81 said
t,airt h. held the sahrs u the krFstff 81 pAd
C,r, iH kutsnd, 10 aid ~ tfirt, en ihs I MONDAY
l.shr tis -ih das - Nusruiiff 4 D.. i-.A and that
natifs tiirft.f gwen ID tt sinnr rrftihrd tIp
II ts f.esifd ffhsf thf~e web e=stsit
iHrt ,.,i. tiefsta. 80 katiand isuEif Herald, a
~ stai.rf tfnsd -ad hatisnd anh circulating 10
the ne rhHsi,saa - thss-e interested ~ ffdsf tiat all
- ~ interested ilrfsi. tsne theFstN aul. Rn-d
srusf sasr then sild efe spi@2r het4fn said tsnH,
aud - heard h tiis lfcHurrs 81 tirl sre rsnss
4 ffis ca,.y II recnsd HTNhN NALL,
44u hestrtI
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-rovo~.s.- th~ NAshinTan cerr-s
J.sisi,.rs q me Bssfihsft fsflfes, saF. that
a .sroRs Ard synsFaihs'ac enist Ill b.
.isade "a pl.ss 90 brr'ou ~ the Sfcas
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Tho DnKr, a M nrand Casscsi hai.i
,a.. day. resolved mPoh Ds- .srs,,on q
Wsf sg-in-, kassis.
A-sfuE ~ Al ~ ofibe .sss po-srs.
zee a1hsA sss arnsd the H., lArniAm Il
MAJ.
Rcpat ssgs l.a, l.os,sisios hsye slrcsdy
b,gaB."
90 the above Alss.nicb or corrssg-.ud.
"a AT lAsery--oi cssusspenss - f'iiuvs
~'rhe nhpfe disyi.irh. ;elcgrs;.i,od ie an
esirs II Th1 Dkssa,sls. uss knawn ~ i.lv-
,fpsoi os. Tuesday. but M fully credited
'rir Haails % hand 90 "Wednesday i.s.rn,ng
l,rly conhu8cd q. 7hs London S,aH-
lard pahi shr. The dispatch sti,oui guar.
amy T'hs Cob says "ln Publishing
the foregoing ,nporsm ,siriiisssncr, W.
~oaid ucr'i, state that. stbough our own
iuiofmailnn dnrs M sulh0uIe ne Ga cor
rasoral me nsfn fss, ~ y Declaration of
~sr y v ia nstnfc 90 ssrrhn "a "a pia-
ring cserg cfssia 10 the statement. THAT
the Sulan lad. on the 29ih. cenyakcd a
Gfand ConDcl. con=ssiing of i<p at the
IsinC pal Minister, Councillors, PaChAs
and others that the question u IsoAec and
var Was submitted 81 theia hv hiui. sfA
,hA, they had d.s-,ded IN favor of the latter
alternative Al tins y beyond doubt.
such being the case, ouf fesdrrs ~lll see
that I'll u,e ,,sOhssliIiics are IN favor ~ the
correctness 4 the NAN feature q the in
,rihgcnec.
D;ser accounts uiorm Us that At the
Grand Cmnrh Dispatches from Omer
Pscha 4cr, rad, urgently co1nsclhng war
before 'li-'-rfser shonid si IT,
I, uas further stated that prpca Gor,.
chslof was moving troops W " iio inlen.
dcd o. er,ss the Danube fDf the purpose Of
attacking the Turkish position a, Rons,-
ch1uk
British funds lss materially declined
ouing 90 the news from the E,-,. tousA-
closrd Tuesday, the iih. aio07 :, a, Nhiel
business vas rePlned.h fNla