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eusl. .vement of KAnsas. Nominated bya Slave
ari.;ng Convention, and remaining in the field as
u,.', solely with the hope Of dividing tho
"a "-'o -, Buchanan, his sympatbies and
.h"aa .nDnorter, naturally belong on the SIDE
of the Border Ruffians. In" 10" e'''D.-11eu 1"",
be, ond the possibility of deu'.I' NO man "1o oOe'
not sincerely wish that Savel' 'noa.u W 0A
tended, and the Free.State settlers o. ha"''' uVu
ou.red and driven out, can csst his vo."S !or Ill
more,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

rIIudY, aug. ! ibot,
MeeeIs. Hall Of Iowa, Puryear and Watson, Me a
bers Of the House, have returr ed.
Tie dsburseme ats BY tho Ser seltat-A-Is-o of sae
House Of Representatives, on account Of the pay and
mileage OF Members and Delegates amounts Up 20
this morning 10 million nd zine y.sey.n tho Lax
dosrs or fouY hundred thOvsau dollars more .han il
would have been Lncer the former compensatollaf a.
messrs. Washburne of Illinois, and HashbrIa< of
The last FAMED gentle man is paired off. ~ ward
Clark is paired off with Mr. falk.
The Rev. Mr.. Waldo opesed Congress wila PRAYER
at noon today for the first lime this session.
The Senatorial Caucus this morning agtua resolved
remain il SESSION, in tn hope oa passing the Amy
Ril ~J
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their offspring. how important thss Sufe'uoai0s
,yst.us and circumstances sboul4 te favorable

systems ana circumstances shOul1 u h'orapici
In view Of the foregoing considerations, how
desirable that those mighty States, just springing
into existence in the great West, he future hons,
Of our children ard our childrens chIdreI, should
be founded in freedom, guided and animated by the
1T of Ledru Rollins glorious motto Of Liberty,
Eoualty md Frat. nifty with what horror should
we hear ,he d.mou,Ac rawlings Of our Atchisons
and stripp6llous. vAc ike band of Catalines,
would Willingly destroy sre.. ''hpe 'o,e'y IN our
country, and even the glorious Union '.'ei'' WIN
all its substantial blessings and hal, wed @'ocm'
toDs, to crafty the malignant desire o. eie'a'nS
Themselves upon the PROSTATE form of p,
and of seeing the black flag OF Slavery wss' ID
triumph over us Gracious God how utterly Ia
significant have been all former questions Of public
policy aetated in this country when compared with
the sublime iisues awaiting US in the coming
cOnteet
But it is consoling that cause is the cause OF
virtue, justice and humanity, and that we can say
with Patrick Henry, There is just God in
"Heaven who viii fight our battles for US # we are
"active, vigilant and brave" Nor will those who
nhabit the land Of Washington and Jefferson all
prove recreapt to the principles Of '76 The spirit
Of mammon and the power of despotism are no! all.
prevailing in the sunny South, and at this time
rGaoy an ardent prayer for the triumph OF Freedom
is how offered up, and many stout heart is ready
to do and to suffer if need be N her sacred cause
all oycr that cursed and blsh.ed bat beautiful
LAID And why should it be otherwise Tne
victory which even Dow dawDs u?on US shall be
more glorious aud Senefcent in ts effects upon
the South than upon the North; for it shall
fill her valleys with al.s and manufactures, aud
double the value Of her lands. 1t shall cause the
music of the spindle tc drown the noise of her
hitherto undistuIbed waterfalls. 1t shall make her
hllsides smile in plenteons beauty, and her deserts
blossom like tie rose. 1t shall convert her grog-
shops into schoci houses and temples for the wor-
ship of Almighty God where anthems of Liberty
shall r4e like incense to the ears of our common
Father, bringing down blessings innumerahe upon
a redeemed and reSenerated country.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr., BARCLAY moved that the Houaa adouYn ,


Mr.. BARCLAY moved that TIE House adjourn on
Tuesday next.
Mosion egatved by 70 majority.
message received froU the Senate, stating
tina. they "adhere" TO their disagreement en- the
sneDduS ut to the Army BILL
a uV.ion to adjouIn Monday was then voted
doRn.
Mr.. ORR asked leave to introduce the Arriy bill.
Mes,i, GROW and otho,s objected
Mot oDs wers then made 10 sdjourn on Monday and
ON Tuesday, but disagreed to by Yea and Nay
votes
M. HAVEN hoped tie House, instead Of triAng in
thp way would resolve Itself into Comrauee ana 60
" wOk Ike men.
Cries of agreed" and "Gooi."
Ineffectusl motions again made - adjourn ouer
but finally It agreed TO adjourn untn Tomorrow
by two majority. Adjourned.
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CRITICAL CONDITION OF THE PEovIso.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Avg. %, 1856.
On the strength G Democratic accessions TO- DAY
Mr.. Cobb ef Georgia has asked special meeting
of the Committee en- Ways and Means tomorrow
morning. I..hey report bill at all it will contain
the proyiso restricting the employment of the mill
tary force, with some alterations. The issue ray
az we Il be made IN this shape as upon instructions
from the House. One vote may determine the re-
suit. 80 closely balanced are the parties. INDEX.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED cY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
RHODE ISLAND.
solicitation.

spcs,si Dlsps::a 10 The N. Y. Tribune
NEW PORT, r. l., Friday, lug. 20, 1856.
The meeting here to ratify the nomination or
FREaoSr and DAYTON last night wss the largest
political gathering ever held in the city. The Hon.
THOMAS DAVIS, GRIFFIN PARKER snd DAVID
DUDLEY FIELD were the speakers The enthu-
siasm wns unsurpassed. Set down Rhode Island
sure for the Pathfinder. H.
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D. IL. works Vi labor and Of sail.
Iwould b. busy, too,
FOR Satau finds some mischief still
Enr iHls hands u %


Ard Who can doubt that the posession OF arbitrary
mover. from the cradle to manhood is unfriesdly
n the cultivation of the kind charities, the gentle
c;y lilies and the sweet amenities which grace the
HIGHEST ard poblest style Of character Reason and
observation alike proclaim the greater advantages
Of Freedom and good degree of social and politi-
cal equality to aid in forming these ennobng char
octeristcs 90 seldom found to flourish in the soil Of
Slavery The practice Of despoti'm must inevita-
bly be calculated to forr tyranncal habits of harsh
ness severity aid overbeariDg Injustice.
But perhaps the greatest social evil resulting
from the .ystem Of Slavery, is the common and
necessary subj, ction of slave women, many Of
Young, spriehtly, comely, and nearly white,
r. the absolute control OF boys and young men,
with all the ardor of youthful passions. Wh) Gao
doubt the natural consequences Or who would
wonder at the determination of well informed and
very intelligent. slave holding mother, who told US
be us. resolved to send ber sons to the North for
tls;r education. because their domestic habits
uould be 40 much better guarded there thsn they
nos.,bly could be at home. Now, as the moral
Md iptelle ctusl education Of our children is mat
ter Of such vet concern to al parents who love
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

No progress was made in Congress yesterday.
The Senate sgaiu adhered, without requesting con-
ference, aid the House is practically in the same
position. There were some accesslons last night
to the Democratic strength, and it is thought that
they will be strong enough to- day to pass the bill
without the provisO.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

A limited number Of advertisements are taken in
Cnr WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate Of one dollar line.
This paper has attained circulation Of l73,ooo
,opes, and is unqueetionaby the best medium eKtant
or advertising the country Advertisements should
~ handed in at any time before, and not later than
ruesdsy OF each week.
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ought to be generally understood that Senators have
copies documents to give away, and rice Yet
to this hour rour IN upon Republican Senators asking
them for copies Of the Kansas Investigating Committees Re
port &c senstos get such documents by buyiss
tn. though cheap printed a. they c.n be
ed a this offcs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

VERMONTERs the journals aud orators In fel
owship or sympathy with the Border Ruffian op.
pressors and ensavers of Free Kansas intimate
that you are expected to "shriek for Freedom, Oh
Tuesday of next week. Will you be good enough
to DO it 20 loud that We can all hear youl
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mTlork Dailp Gtibn,te
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. 1856.

" the Rev Pndee Butler In this vicinity We should Be
eay obliged by his sending us his address 70 this ofcs
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SUGAR REFINERY DESTROYED by FIRE.

Boston, Friday, Aug. %, 1880.
The Shswmut Sugar Refinery In West Dedham, xits
buildings attached destroyed by fire last night.
Loss Sl0 900; mostly insured.
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NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR

BosTos, Friday, August 80 1856.
Amos A. Lawrence has written letter declining tho
rOminaor for Governor Of Massachusetts rendered
him by the late Fillmore State Convention.
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i'ASOS and MELODEONs from eight different
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,

AT WHOLESALE
KEtTY FERGUSON No 29l Broadway, sad No. a Resde
have fol and choice stock of BRocATELLEs, SATIN DE-
LANLs WossTED DAaAsKs LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CORAIcEs 0nPs &C. which offered the lowest prices
WISDOM SHADES Our ST. ck Of WINDOW SHADES is tbs
largest In New Yok and superior manufacturing facilities
ebsbe offer these goods less than other houses We D
vls the attention OF close buyers
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We lately drew contrast between New-York
and Virginia, showing the more rapid progress ofthe
former in material prosperity, and attributed tns
difference to their different social and political in-
sti,Utiohs. We now propose to show why it is
that Slavery must nee ssarily fall behind Freedom
in the lace of Improvement The reasons are as
plenty as blackberries. Who has not observed thu
difference between a section OF country where the
title IT, tbe land was IN fee simple and the land
cultivated by its owners, and anOther section with
leasehold tenure Why so Because, 10 the
ole case, self interest demanded improvement st
he haIos Of the tillers Of the soil in the other 1t
did rot. The simplest principles Of poti, al or
domestic economy instruct us that wnen the
laborer has direct interest in the proceeds
of his labor he will produce and save as much aud
consume as little as he can. When he has no in.
terest in the proceeds Of his labor he will consume
4s much and produce ard save as little as he can
These principles ever acting with TIE certain and
constant force of gravity ylan the reason o. the
comparative progress of Free and Slave S.at's
Ard such ever must be the contrast bet Seen vol.
untary and Involuntary systems OF labor. Men will
always work so much better for the ca N than for
the lash. POlitical economy must be proved false,
and the whole order Of ma ;ure reversed, or the
lard watered with the sweat and tears Of forced
aid unpaid labor, must ever be cured and ed
with comparative barrenness and blight.
Again, where the labor of u country is performed
by slaves, it is considered disgraceul to labor, and
the most false, ridiculous and pernicOus opinions
and practices prevail. Work becomes the badge of
81 haft
70 ,bery Ideness is the universally coveted priv
leee, and how can the consequences but be disss'
trous, not only to material but to mental and moral
progress and property Under Freedom, to gain
our bread by the sweat Of the brow is not regarded
as curse but blessing and the declaration tina.
we shall 80 obtain bread is considered az a
divine enunciatiOn of the only and blessed way to
individual and national health, wealth, prosperity
bsnpness and virtue. Under Slavery, We gener-
ally zee a large number Of persons absolutely
directed and controlled by single mind, and that
not generally mind of a high order. Under Free
dom, every msn is thrown upon his own resources
10 think, and act, and provide for himself. Hence
that universal stir and activity, that action of mind
upon mind which brightens all the faculties aud
brings ous thought like fire from the collision of
flint aaa steel. Nor is the moral influence OF
Slavery less deporable. Mr.. Wesley has well said,
"An idle brain is the devils Workshop and every
body who has had much experience with the world
must be convinced that there is as much truth 40
simplicity in those rhymes Of the nursery;
H. works vi labor and Of skI
Iwould b. busy, too
For ssisu and, mischief still
For idle hands 10 co.
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YELLOW FEyER.-A gentleman with whom /


aIi O., scqusnIto. writes tviows la 1885, New
OI-sus Charles Hotel wh ia oe taxing
be- the coup removed taken VIII dizziness du
ssb I'D confusion OF IDEAS IA ihort all the synp
Of y ow ssst though ell FIVE minutes before. a,ael
wats so ON, iOr the confusion Of mnd ald
6zz great that could hae found the
alo' When there eight bRASDRETH's v L. Pulls,
ana led down watched carefully aui fof thee
ho,rs ya, derous but four hours Pills began
Won and my mid clear enough knOw my LANCER.
Bl sdirz Recommended Do yOa thnk. sad TO th
Doctor 5epleng7 Your life ia not sefs without II
his rsrly Then will take eight BRasDRE rHs
said These the top Of he first eight, with plenty
hes carried O1t Of all dHrger aud half
GOHeu medium doss cured en ely III less thdl wsek
Thoe be safe should take few doses OF those P
% preventive"
Bilious Fever bat prsyalsut have several recsn
Of to which ree No sedOus results wouio
follow Yellow Bilious Ship, Typhus, any other Fever IT
BRlsDRETHS PILLS used in full doses In the Commence
usn the be ssd of Dy senery Dsrfhea aud
Bow Affections siCse dose of six or eight Will oflsn
cure st they iure Have the Fills 10 your
pcke ready then where plesse attacked you
have No has died OF elbow Fever thai
toox dose of bRANDRETHs FILLS immediately uPoa being
keo and suppose bnown the Yellow YER the
will hsrm but sood for the bowels have been
c.eaLsso and tie blood purified are better abe to res
contaea thaa hey weTs Let he wise take BsANDRErHs
PITTS IN time.
1euteusn had Dairhea very bad he wros home BRAN
DR. IN did it," The folks at horne replied id wht
Why cured the Daubea" Yes siuge dose cured hhn OF
which otherws treatd might have carried him
grave Sld at % cents box with ul c;oHs
at No A. Cansl.st, four doors from Broadway
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COY. GEARY EN- ROUTE FOR KANSAS.

HARRIsBuRC, Friday, Aug. 20, 1856.
Gov. Gesry, who hes been here during the past two
days left at moor for Greeusburg Penn, and Kansas
direct.
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PAPpR DYCRArONs-THOM FAYE 6eCO

No 27 Brcsdway Wareu e. havs hand varsity
PArtR HASCsGS displayed SCI that thor .h'ct
fully appreciated Aitsc votmen only employed AMI
al work ed
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NtkGNE's ELECTRO CHEMICAL bAIH'--DI'
Pce of Brookyu proprietor and Prof Vergnesae In attend
ss :. 40 Broadway They guarantee to cure Rheumatism
Neural sia all arising frorn the hpusAt use
ury Other metallic substances Specia cepsHnt iof
IN.
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). Eor nreseryinp. strenpthenina res,nrin1 and

For preserving, strebgthenlng restoring and
rs hsir changing hai oguacoor
PSor WooDs HAIR RESTORATIVE the most woode,fni
n,.p.fa,ion tho produced. Its asous sucee.s
nhe at a pIecet.-t il the history Of tho Ms'era MeIc.
s,k "A ,usur.ai curs soft aud glossy hsr the unyel
eff. et Of tbe fEsToRATGvE' ST Louis Morning Herald
= a a. No 3lZ Broadway. and BY all Druggists.
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tho tsmpes Ike msg ant Ulcers and Painful Bo They
almost tempted even job TO blssphme fortunately they
Quichy hes!od by holowsys Ointment; and Pills
equally efesoious IN Stomach and Liver Comp Sod
the uactcr e. no s0 Maiden Lane Ne And No 2
susta London And by al druggists at &c. 62c aud per
Of of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

For FANCY ARTICLES ana TOYS 90 10 hoUEhS
e sive Bazasr Of GOODS No 49, Broadway Every
variety that the masnstoa can conc
(s Travelling Bass Porcelain China Bronze
Or amens Combs Brushes Pe.fume'yi and IN the Children
Department-Doll- Games and Toys OF every varey al
ebs szyer prices than car be obtained ese"here
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= WIGS. - BATCuyIOR's

WIGS - HAIR-DYE - Wigs - BACHELORS
a sul ouPE improvements peculiar to their
q ara osebraed al the world fot their graceful beauty
90, spd durabaty-dtting to charm Ths largest and bo
- is ts ,ds Twelve private for applying his
NJ IA AZ cArcHELoR's, No. 2S Broadway.
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the Season in Gentlemens HATS

vW be introduced by GENN SATURDAY NEXT the 3ob inst
CI ion have for accepted the quarterly
GEsM styles OF the day aud b FALL
HAT 1856 will be ound possess tue highest claims 10 tbs
admiration of men Of tas'e and Judgment
GDsI>s, NO 2tf Broadway,
Opposite st Pauls Church.
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POSTAGE STAMPS e cents And ~ eents) FoR
sMx ~ I'd o4<s
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Wigs WIGS WIGS .-MEDHIRSr co.
VII. ara Tou,ses have stsined all the requisites 80
s Nv mature the possibility OF discovery ttus With
e.e comfort perfect security Ta best largest AAa
a., ..,ment Beware eNtrysgs Brc adway prices B. aids
Bands Curs Sc Wto ssale snd setau No q MAIDEN 'sne
FOR SORE AND TENDER FEET.-That delight
ful DR. Bu.Ls MAGE Cream Luim At performs cef
tAiS cure N right. Principal depot Bush Gsle No S
Ouebweh-st. SOLD also by Guion corner Of BowcTy aud
OtanG s. Pnce IS oeuts
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

light superior for adinsss and bialcy; nell
smoke Il safest Of al large assortment always hand.
Refined RJLe seed Oil for sale, Wboe esae and Re- sill.
II. DARDONyILLE, No AS BfOsd~ay, n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNEsIA is three
tic >, the strength Of tbs M.snea and clear OF u
nsa. Ut tasts -Four hrsLprsmiun silver medsIs an9
HoPs FAr reda awarded being the best in the market
kosa,-r T. J. HUSBAND, Philsdelphia-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

~ 600 cures have been made this month OF Diar-
esh Dyssutery Cole Group ChIouic Rheumstisn &c by
DR. ToRiAss celebrated VENETIAN LINNrNT wtrscted 10
eu- 1r the money returned Price p 70 cents Depot No
80 SOLD By the DIusgs hIoughOut the u state,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

OINVEK CEWINU tVtTy VU5bI-
bs these machines have the avor 0: the pubi:
The highest premiums ard meda have awarded
home and abroad Thousands using vae
t work with entire sat.facon and Let al who
have interest the call The machines
will be courteouy exhbd whether they do wish
pufe haas. l. 81 SINGER a. Co., No. S2) Broad way.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30
Bnslness Notires.
From D,o,t'. Oracle Of Health.
;, AIrx G. BARRy's TRICOPHEROUs.

TIE NEW FALL HAT.-The first of September
the day dictated By the e1genocs Of the the ado,
change In the style Of the dres Of uemen espe
cy respect. the HAT The subscriber viii be porpared
next the 3Oh inst 20 offer his FALL STYLE geo
temsns HATS which will be found Of superiority point Of
elern CO and fLh ana will insure the commentator Of all
who hs,e tie tate requisite 10 appreciate what truly excel
lent KNOX Nc. 2l2 Br sd Say, corner Of Fulton Ct
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09
BY S. B. ROW.
For the Raftsman's Journal.
LINES: BY J. r. CAZIER,

OF COUNCIL CITY, KANSAS TERRITORY.
There is charm in all we meet:
The cooling wind-the waving grass
And the sweet flowers look up and smile
In fragrant welcome as they pass.
And summer clouds come DER the sky,
And murmur with the freight they bear
Oh why should sickness come to mar
The pleasure of a home so fair
How oft VIC struggle on and deem
That just before us lies the goal,
Where sorrow will not come 70 blight
Each hOpe-each idol of the soul
Where, for cherished time at least,
We may have rest, and quiet joy;
And sweet, entwining love to bless
Our droam of life without alloy
And find some talisman to turn
Each pain TO joy, while borne along
The current of Life's mighty stream,
With purpose high, and spirit strong"
And as our changing fancy brings
Her treasures in some other form
Like colors on a thunder r-cloud,
We see the bow, but feel the storm
Oh. why, alas should ever thus
Some poisoned air, some brooding i'll,
Nhere'er We go, in all this world.
Spread its dark shadow DER US still.
1t is, that we may know how peace
From this dark world, by sin, is driven;
1t is. that We may learn to make
Our home-our shrine of love, in heaven!
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VOL. 2.---N0. AZ.

is, do not expect to unless am driven ofi
L cannot think OF abandoning the cause OF
freedom for Kansas, Till the last hope is gonei
and when that time comes can leave my
tive land forever, with only the memory of
what it has been, TO stir in my bosom one lin
gering regret. Your own devoted friend,
JOIIN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

WASH FOR SuSBURN.-Talze -draehms of
borax, drachm of Roman alum, / drachm of
canphor, halt an ounce of sugar candy and a
pound of ox-gall. Mix and stir well for ten
minutes or so, and repeat this, stirrirg three
or four times a-day for for fortnight, till it
appears clear and transparent. Strain through
blotting paper, and bottle up for use.
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Two URCHINs SELECTING 4 PRoFi IoY.-
''Joe, when you grow up do you Elean to be a
lawyer or keep confectionery store ?''
81 havn't made up my mind, Tom, but ma
wants me to be Minister
':Oh, don't be minister, Joe, for you can't
go to circuscs then"
s:I know that, Tom, but minister, ma, says,
is the best profession. You know Mrs. Love
grew adores Mr.. Prettyface, and wouldn't you
like to be adored, Tom ?''
':Pcrhaps should; but then YOU can't drive
fast horses.''
'sOh, yes you can; ministers drive fast hor-
ses nowadays; and besides that, Tom, when
they have a. bilious attack, the worshippers
send them on foreign tour; then he gets re-
membercd in wills, and often has nice pre-
sents; and ma says it won't be long before ey-
cry minister has country seat, and cole
gian to write his sermons. Won't that be
high ?''
Tom acquiesced, and the Juveniles indulg-
ed in another game of marbles.
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ssShure, aud it wasn't poverty that'druv me
from the ould counthry," said Michael the
other day, ':for my father had twenty-one
yoke of oxen and COW, and they gave milk
the year round.'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

New YORK CITY sends an average of 1.300
fee at Washington, not one reaching its desti-
nation. Persons writing letters should be as
careful to prepay as TO address them.