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sbUNKEYIsH.-"Fr Frankly, Mr.. Raymmd
uIo you ever See q worse Government than
try" u ooi ooun'
Thus writes Dick Tinto, +" the Paris cor,.s.
pondenf of the New York Tunes, while be- il
In daily contact with the vicious state of m.
eisfy, growing out Of the aristocratio and i'm.
periai features of European government
Hourly he sees something to remind hin, n =.
ne no" lives under government of privilege
''r the te"' at tho expense of the many. Regal
sPiendor on the part Of the favored. and
squalid mia.-y auo revolving vice and CRIME
on the part Of the oppressed, meet him
at every turn. He realizes In all he sees that
Gods greatest blessing to the toiling masses of
MS own countrymen, is that they are Der.
mitted to Live under q constitution which
guarantees equal rights to all, and are not the
sport OF classes favored by long-enjoyed priv
hsses and immunities of prescription, or by
positive legal snsctmsnts or DEGREES. He il
constantly hearing the oppressed around him
hghing for the privilege of living under the
glorious stars and stripes. Yet scout there, >"
he and his brother toadies are ashamed of
their country. Now, in plain English, we
write down Mr.. "Diek Tinto' to be some noor
devil, who will bow and scrape for An hour to
earn the honor of . recognition from any
debaache, who may chance to wear q title.
He must be some american resident in
Paris" who is far more interested in the
last fashion for coats or boots, than in the pre-
servation Of the liberties and the continued
prosperity of bis fellow countrymsn at home.
Out upon such turnkey warts on the American
body polite, say We.
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spIkIT OF rHK noRH1He PRES.

Inc Union argues that the Intelligence, i:
preparing to become the organ of the new
Northern "Fusion" party. Tho organ also
contains the Presidents proclamation announ.
eng the final ratification of the reciprocitv
treaty by the British authorities
The i"ssiiigenesr, speaking of that event,
says:
Although this Treaty, negotiated in Wash
.ngton during the past summer and ratified bv
me senate OF the United States, has not re-
S9iVed the formal assent of all tho British
worm American Colonies required BY its terms,
yee ns complete ratification Is considered 40
Gei.aln and 80 much q matter of course BY the
ntlnsn dovernment that the first step has been
takeA 6y 1t to give effect to the beuehcent oh.
5scts of the compact; and this stem is. for n.
ene most important Of all, being that relating
20 the Fisheries. We had understood throue6
private channels, some days ago, that the Eng.
iisn Government had sent out orders n The
admirai on the station to withdraw from the
nsneIy waters the naval forces stationed there
LOT tnelr protection, and open to American
i =. the full and equal enjoyment of fish.
ing privileges on all the hshing coasts of North
America IN common right with British snh.
3eca- inls Important Information was an.
nounced In the official paper Yesterday. and
We are able, therefore, to CONGRATULATE tba
country on the first fruit of . great measnrs of
Peace ana International advantage: ono vhich
out short year or tive ago looked 40 unl;kaIx
1or happy settlement, and in the pres.nt ar.
eompnshment Of which all who have besn non.
thanks - s''i'o 'ne Pusllc
Inc Sentinel highly approves the ultra anti.
hno" Nothingism of the various Democra,;o
0anaioates In and around Philadelphia, and
praises Judge Bronson's letter of acceptance
OF the New York Hard Gubernat Orial uomin..
ton
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an should be uniuersdIly kso,on-fbr lie strictly
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarrhns,
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue of deaths, are generated by Indigestion
alone. Think of that dyspeposl think of it all who
suffer from disordered stomachs and you are vii.
ling to be guided by advice, founded upon expert
ence resort at once don't delay day. to Hoohands
German Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. G. Il. jackson.
stands alone and unapproached. We have tried the
Bitters; and knew that that they excellent for
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers In
medicine everywhere. ap8
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INTERESTING CONCERT

n Y a Il y , L > , A l. U ON.
Mr.. DUNN BDwEftS, the OF. ginal Old Bob Rid
vi ley sud pleasing yoc+list, late Of r. P. Chri,
tvs Minstrels, viii give grand vocsl and Iustru
mental Concert on FRIDAY EVENING at Csrusis
Saloon. He will be assisted By several popular am
eteurs Of the city. sep LIST.
a. The above Concert has been
postponed until MONDAY EVEN.
ING, the 18th inst. sep IA
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.YsbLoW FEVER AT CHARLESTON. lon Mon.
iylsst, in Charleston, there vsrs seventeen
dsstbs from yellow fsvsr, - : -'''.'- 20
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a. The Annual Meeting Of the American
Board Of Commissioners Of Foreign Miasions
commenced on Tuesday at Hartford. The 70.
ceipts for the yeas are $alO,O %; expenses,
ta22,lA o.
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~ few weeks and you may regret that you
did not have likeness of all your family made
Now is the time while you have few leirure mo-
ments.
Cell at VANNERsoN's and get one of his inimitable
Crayon Dsguerreotypes. sep Sim
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YOUNG AMERICA "A Paris correspondent
says: 81 had last week the pleasure of witness
ing, at one of tho first boarding schools in
Paris, an exhibition of private theatricals.
The language spoken was French, and the per-
formers were four-ffths Of them American
pirlsn
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AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CoNCERT,
On Thursdsy Evening, sept. 18th,
AND LAST MIGHT,

AND Last NIGHT.
AT CARUSrS SALOON,
GIvrs BIT
HLII vALERY GOMEZ Prims Donna Ahsoluts
FIRM the Roy al Italian Opera, Madrid:
CARLO fEL1CE, Geneva, &c lately from the Itsl-
ian Opera, Castle Ga-den. New York:
Assisted by Mile CAMILLA URs0, vinlinirt thu
Wonder of the Age, who was performing NJ the
Concerts Of Madame sontag;
And Monsieur sIGISMUND W0LowsKI, Plan
list.
Monsieur FRANCIS DUvAL, Msnsgsr.
The Piano used on this occasion i'll be frou thu
establishment Of Mr.. Davis, Of this city.
PRoGRAM-PsRT rRsT.-l. The Golden Showers
Grand Fsntasis-by Thsberg. played by MONS.
W0UOWsKL 2. Csvstins-from the opera "Lu-
cis,- as sung by Msdlme Persizni-sung By M'LLk
a0MEZ s. Souvenir De BeIlini-from the Cp~ra
III Pir.ts"-plsyed BY MILE URSo 4. Three cel-
ebrated Mssourkas-br rhecc, in-plsysd by Mons.
oy Rosini-supg ~ MILE GOMEZ.
PART sEcoSD.-6 Grand fantasia-frcm tho Opera
"Norms," pl ,yed BY MILE URs0 Z. The Spanish
Bolero-received with the greatest applsufe in Mad
rid-sung by MILE GOMEZ. s Celebrated Witches
Dancs-9rard Concerto of Pstanini-Flsyed by
MONS. woL0WsKI. 9. Variations De Beriot-
Composed for M.dsme sontsg-sung by MILE 90
MEZ 10 Grsna Copcerto-from the fsvcrite Ope-
TICKETS FIFTY CkN1S EACH.
e. TO b. had at all the principal Music Stores.
Browne uCt.l. and at the door. Doors omen NJ =
to commence at O'Clock precisely.
sep l3-
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

OUR MR.. HALL has just returned from n. York
" where be has been attending those immense
large auction sales you have heard much about,
and we are now opening the Goods purchased ct
such great sacrifice. viii guarantee to suit any
purchaser that may think proper to favor ue with
q All, 10th in qua ity ard price. Our assortment
embraces the largest 70 he found in the Dis riot.
bJth ia fine and staple goods.
Also, large assortment of Csrpetings Of every
kipd, urtain materials of the hnsst quality; Rugs
CT various kinSc.
We respectfully request thst purchasers Will fs-
vo1 Us with call before purchasing elsewhere as
We feel conhi.nt il sill he greatly to their sdvant.
sgs. Bear In mind the handsome Goods always
to be- had at the first Of the seaeoH.
sep 10 DIV HALL BROTHER.
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B The citizens of the Pork City were
favored with very heavy rain yesterday.
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SELLING OFF AT COST. TO NOW

oELL!1t OFf Al COST, TO MOVE.
fINHE subscIib-r, being compelled to move bis
Il stock Of Boots and shoes by the Is; Of October
In order to op-n his new establishment with On en-.
tire new stock, has determined to s II lis entire
stock OF Boots and Shoes, which is large and we'll
selected, embracing every kind of Shoe Usually kent
In a Well regulated store, at prime cost Heads Of
families and all othe In want of articles in his line
Will md this rare opportunity to lay Ia supplies
GRO. BURNS,
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 9th ST..
opposite Centre Market.
On and after October LIST my friends and patrons
viii find me located I'd door west Of the corner 9th
street, adjoining Patterson Nairn's drug store In
me store formerly occupied By Geo. ssvssA ESQ
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S1Lk, ALPACA, and Cotton Umbrellas.
~ AID Canes in every variety just received at
BIRGE'S,
fep ID Willard's Hotel
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A4- STIMULATING LIN1NENT, az prepared at Gil
mans drug store, is deserving of the highest COM
mendatirn a cure for Chronic and Acute Rheu-
matism 1t seldom. If ever, fails to give speedy and
permanent relief. This Lipment has been prepared
by z d. Gilman, chemist of this city for mapy yeas
and since its introduction has been extensively used
by many Of the most respectable families in the
District and vicinity, to whom reference can be
ade at any tine as to its magical effects In curing
Rheumatism, even in elderly persons, who were
sufferers for long time 1t was originally made
for horace for the of ameness, saddle gals, &c.
and is now much used for such purposes, being an
Invaluable article whsrevet Liniment is required
either for man OF beast. sep l1-St
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DEV. PROF. LIPPITT's Select School
III for Young Ladies will be reopened on Monday
the 18th instant at No. 4Sl West Tenth street, BE-
tween ID and L SITS
limited numb-r only Of pupils will he received
For admission, terms, course of studies &c-, sp-
pllcstion TO be made to the Principal 1t the School,
sen l3-eosts
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NOR HIRE-Two negro MEN, accustomed 4,
Il farm work. Enquire Of
JNO. II. SMOOT,
sep 13-3t 0eor,etovn
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NL0THING FOR GENTLEMEN.-NEW FALL.
" GOODS-We have just received very select
assortment Of fine Cloths, Csssimeres and vestiugs
of new styles, which will make to order at short
notice, in the m st superior manner, much cheaper
than the usual city prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Next door TO The Iron Hall,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
sep 13-3t
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CEILING OFF AT UNPRECEDENTED Low
- RArEl-Beng DESTROYS of reducing our pres
ent stock in order TO make room for our new Goods
for the Fall and Winter trade. We will commence
this day and continue until further notice to Offer
our stock OF Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Stationery,
Musical instruments, Pianos, &c, interestingly low
prices. JN0 Il. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, betwee 9th and 10th sts.F
son 13-f
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~ JOE sHnL IyGToN receives all the New Books
and Newspapers fast as published. He Is agent
for Hsrl er's and all the other Magazines, and
readers will always find q large and goos assert
ment Of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of4x street ami Penn
ylvania avenue. aug l9
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k'ALL GOODS.-A fine stock of Gents Fur.
y nishing Goods now being received, which
makes my s!ock In that line very complete.
O. BIRGE,
sep Id Willards' Hotel
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHrp

~ CA lie to the farm Of the late Timothy
~ O'Neals, on the line of the Chess pes Ike and
ohio Canal about miles west OF George
VIZ, an estray cow. about four years old, red and
white in color, with email horns
months.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
III. B. SWEENEY,
sep 12-eo3t Executor Timothy O,Seale
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HAWKER ON SHOOTING, edited by william
Ill 7. Porter, ESQ.
Frank Forester's Field sports, 2 vols
American Game ir its seasons by Frank Forester
The Rod and the Gun, by Wilson and Oakleich,
vol, Edinburgh
The SPORTSMAN in France, 2 vols, London
Inc f9ung spoHsmsn's Manual, by Craven, l vol,
hints to sportsmen, by Lewis, MD.
The Shooters Manual
krider's Sporting Anecdotes
Touatt on the Dog, edited by Lewis Md
Dink5 on logs, edited by Frank Forester
observations on Dog Breaking, by William Floyd,
Gamekeeper
Richardson on Dogs
Col Hutchinson on Dog Breaking, I vol, London
Mayhem ON Dogs.
~pl2 FRANCK TAYIop
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A LII persons sho want to employ hands ,itb ,
"A In their business ssrvsnts, a. we'll 81.
those looking fer employment may call at NV enc
TIN street, between Pennsylvania avenue and tb
Canal, opposite Centre Market.
Also, Lots and Houses for sale
sep LIVE CHARLES WAITED
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GOLD SLEEVE, VEST, Il COLLAR BUTTONS.
~ STUDS, &c-Just opened, rich ss.ortu>nt
OF MOSAIC, Cameo, Stone, and plain Gold Sleeve,
Vest and Collar Buttons, Studs &C. of the latest
styles. NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eaale
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
14-3t 49,
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ENGLISH CABBAGE Seeds.

II>HE undersigned has to fer q foe stock of In.
giish CABBAGE SEED, among which are the
following esteemed kinds: Early Emnerors e.rI1
Battersea, Early York, Early large York, Enntli
Market. Large Flat Dutch, Mitchei,s Albert Non.
pareii' shiilings' Queen, sprotsbro, Wheeler's I'm
peris, dc. A large stock Of the finest Turpip seed
ali warranted fresh and genuine
JOHN SAUL.
Seed store, corner 7th and streets.
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Mrs. b. SPRIGG has several ROOMS. for
" the accommodation Of boarders on C, betw.
Sd and az streets sen lL4ts
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SELLING OFF TO REMOVE.

SELLING OFF TO REMOVE.
HANlAG leased the large and connexions store
III room on the southwest corner of Peppsylva-
MIA avenue and 18th street, end fitting 1t up in the
most modern and approved manner we offer In the
meantime at our old stand, Inducements TO purchs-
s'rs Of Music, Piano Fortes, and all other Musical
instruments, such as may never occur sgain-
Great Reductions for cash
Sr- Remember our offers of bargains st the old
stand close on the Odd instant about which time
We hope to see all old custom rs and their friends
at our new and spacious Warercoms.
HILBUS 4 EIrT
sep Il Muse Depot
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pend three thousand dollars, in purchasing
provisions, groceries and powder, and trans
portation of the same for the Ottoes and Mis-.
sourias
By letter of the 9th Of juno, 1854, Super
intendent Cumming stated that in consequence
Of not having heard from Agent Hepner, the
purchase of provisions were necessarily de.
lsyed. Immediately upon receiving tn. in
formation, telegraphic despatch was sent to
Agent Hepner, making inquiry respec ting biz
disobedience of instructions.
Such was the anxiety of the Office to relieve
tho Indians, that in the meantime a special
agent was appointed, and Superintendent Cum
ming was directed to instruct him to proceed
with the provisions up the Missouri river to
the point of destination and distribute them
among tho Indians 30 as to secure partioipa-
ton in them by every member of the respec
tive tribes. Superintendent Cumming states
in his communication of tho 18th of August
last, that Agent Hepner departed with the
provisions, &C., for their destination ON the
preceding day.
-~~. - sAAS sPPAoPA1oe3ou VI lilo OlSt OF
July last wss placed at the disposal of the In.
dian ofice, the amounts payable to the Ottoes
and Missourias, under their late treaty, and
with other tribes in their vicinity, were 70.
mitted for payment II it is true, as stated
In tho article taken from the Fremont Iowa,
Gazette, that the Ottoes and Missourias arc
suffering from hunger and starvation, it is not
because of dereliction on the part of the Gov
ernment authorities and had the editor Of
that sheet known more, he would have written
less.
Northern Parties.-The time to test the suf
6ciency Of the Government of the United
States, is rapidly approaching. That is;
whether it will do to rely upon tho judgment,
patriotism and integrity Of the masses to gov.
ern themselves. on this side Of the Atlantic
We are among those who conceive that they
can be 20 relied upon, Notwithstanding the
threatening aspect Of affairs. The two great
fanaticisms of the day ham together, and toge-
thor must stand or fall. The one-abolition-
ism-ispolitioo- moral; the other--she proposed
prescription of citizens on account If their
creed-wholly religious. The Maine Law "a
naticism Is but an of-shoot of the state Of
mind under which these two great organisa.
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NEW JEWELRY.
a. WATCHES, SILVDRWARE, &c-M W
"AGALT BRO ere now OPENING Their psn
&Hassortment of elegant JlW1LRY ,uperior
<A% Gold WATCHES, pure SILVER WAKE &c
70 which they invite the attention of customers.
The above are all Of the very latest styies. and
are offered at the lowest possible rates --1
u. W. GAIT BRO
sep 146t 9th ana ,oth "a,
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n~ Attention, Pioneers 1.-The mem.
U3 bers of the Pioneer Club will have a meeting
on FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th of septem Der, At
O'Clock, at German Hall, Ilth street. between
and o. Every member Is expected TO be 10 attend.
and new officers to be elected
By order Of tie PRECEDENT.
sep l3- 3ts JOS scUJrErIpIn
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4 fu s.mpAr robe. arr ofrHt mr.
nss - iho.e eio arv uoa oou.
trr.sui vift sunr,iae OPERATION. and
a uui.t 30 The Hsst,ra H3rieubarpI
Her.esr hs. conruun ca'e,i 60 ihai sotk
.,,nc try good onrs SOME ~ vt,rh
w oopf ani 10 ~hirh uc adl a few
uhsr.
10 lag ous az oc,e 10 q o,cls Frt
ia n o.n'rc and ~ijh q rop- "a. a raii
% SEVEN rods, Itrrr liuk. and three
risii. bong. one cnl attached 80 ih.
crnin-. aad Kept aniformly stretched
the sweep ofn At the other cad nill l,y
GOT ihe scfe.
For on'qaarier OF nn acre, 81 ro,~
three rod. ard fourteen link. uli be ,l,
rel, length.
fo' onr-eiFhih of sn acre. q rope 'ro
fel. anl thirteen link. utl be- @enuael,
TuaagLs- l II yol Wi.h anuusir 60
cou,ain jn-i as acrr. make each .ilr
nirctcen rod. Eve aud a bali ipk-
bong
\ triangle whose side. are .iN rob,
ani isrniy liuk- bong each. WHl cvaiain
one-richib ~ an acre
H. Ing om aa eiiipsr az oral SCI
three stake. Ia a triangular position -
Ar'uHd ihese stretch q ropc Take
away the stake At the aprs Of ihr ri.
nuglr. which will he ahrnc iir .iir Il
The n,ai !. 10 come-mo,e the .Lik,
along against The ropr. keeping It light
anl Il Ntll lracr ont he o,al.
q -qaarr TO r'ninin hn acrr. OF just
q Hundred nod sixty ni., .huul,
have zach Of IT, sides iu-i tUclve "l.
ten feet snl se,cn-,-nfh. long.
n do'r on oroi ri q girrn size
Tn" Iune upl ibr ,lon dn,r,vr hcina
g,,rp-ray twenty feet Tor iie shorter
an.l one hundred for ihr long.r-,h>rL
lhr .i,on diameter inin any number al
"qual pars-sty ten 1ul from cnrl
I.ani daaw - lini parrsllol 10 the long
diameter; ihrn d'rrlc the hong diane.
ter sat" ihc same number Of Equal part.
firnl ANIL from each poiut draw a iin,
i%mraiirl Va tho .hm dam ter Then
drnw q line inFm lH"ni Ia fs,ini where
zach corresponding liue cut the Other
on the oni.id-. snl ihi, c@nnnrrtiug
marx viii describe the osal or clhp>,
n-l9irvl- Mtias Firnrr.
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IN. iessas 81 @,rs pswass a see
f.saus ESQ., ~us,f . rsr-yuN r,A,d o.,
. %lFss"faits rrasaa .hs pefrss a-
es.. A es'r-s-.assi - ib, Amtsi.
rsa Arfvrubeiis b. 81 tA, agaa
fhs' ths pssa.,,, j, f~rssea. ',e raa
va fras iha is,s oa phh,a
O. r nsi~i iba mats frsi. aca b
f,u.Y na.h NJ. aa % Grll -
rfs. fs hn. oa
crossed fnm T. t @
. esth 1am h
sas bssl-i hs.h- ehh 81.
~l 90 -, macs hanir-i a'ln,
Arseepy
", o. r,r ,isi ,b.. ilr rl,
sLuh y.,aasHa,i o. NJ
a Nrhe.s a,ui sha t.. Ii. far
r.asa .1~rfai l. af az t a.
sai ps f ni 81. rs
a., lrsaiavs a.eaAi fr seed ar4l
t~ 81 grsnd aaii ssug vhse
ti,r tssgr a.s -haH a ~It.l aai
fisnel vaas Ts.r %. po dair ,isf
tts ca7lag --~i hs- tpar mssb a
siaoc disease ~hiie 'hr pfartire r
sai'as ihe sm-lir-s in,a'a.
ar ~ah is-,~A4as fr,n ras' l- Th
-ai ceap if -ih-fl 'n., i~ u ..ri
o. ls l4 nsnfaa ih- pia4 fhe
b-rsi maa dst~tiossie ~
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FsgrfNtNg lloss-Con MrtL-
\ o-afnef@s'nsai 81 ihe AmrtitsH A..
rrahnrisi fNr. al arr1upf ~ q frc,ni
sea - ihr isfm Of ihe lion il-ur l.
hiissonh si.sai -rseu miis. fiom Ia
iatriis, luisua Nj kli.panh y.
making eapenari,i, in faiiei.ns lss.
Some arc led ga carn Ia ihs rarsous-
sub oon rroand. iai mu-sler.
sHh oam mo-i mad u'a much The
sR~rtnrui thus ias :. Ia G,as OF thr
ms.h ois hasdo~i pourd. 81 meal
EHl mzk~ si-oui "a hsnin,yi laund, a.
Rash. NJ r. D. .aii.sed thar hoe.
Hh h'e sni Ihnfe Spa veil suasod
"a Ssrai alone A. hF-i ilry 80 nai
hold H. ihra sll-l a small
qssvihy n meal q she sr4ia prnrnal.
% saks ihe maze frrnrni quisler.
sat ihsa t@g are lhc shaie aal no
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-24
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