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Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

PRAIsEw ORTHY.--Dr. Magoon last Sabbath sta
ted that he had been applied to recently for the
Of his pulpit behalf of foreign missons bat that
hs had fet called upon to decline its use for that
purpose for tho present. He said he found that
there was quito % much need for contributions
nearer home, just at this time and when this need
was relieved, he would be happy to attend to the
cases Of thosc whom it was evident were also in
need. We must sometimes attend to our own
wants-especially when they are pressing-and no
one object to such 4 course As quaint John
Randolph said. "Ths hesthen are at our door,
Albany Transcript.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

NEWS FROM THE. UTAus EyPEDITIoY-TuE
~. Louis, on Tuesdsy, with dispatches from Col.
johnson.
The st. Louis Republican received letters from
the army, to Nov. 3D. The Mormons had run of
600 cattle in sight of Col. Alcxauder's camp, near
Hams Fork, Green river At the date Of the let
ter it Was supposed that Col. Johnston had conccn
trated his forces with Alexander, and that In
fortnight from that time Col. Cooks command
would be with them. They expected to winter on
Henry's Fork, Green river. There was a good
deal Of suffering from want of provisions and
clothing, and the horses were giving out for want
of forage. Gov Cummings, and the other Terri
torsl officers wero determined to get into Salt
Lake city if possible. The Mormons were deter
mined ON resistance to either the military or civil
officers. A skrmish had taken place between Col
Acxandor's troops and the Mornons and three or
four of the latter were captured.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

FROM TIE PLAISs.-Thc 81. Louis Democrat
lsarns that news has been received at Fort Leav-
enworth from Majors and Russell's trains, that
the Government animals were dying in great nnm-
bcrs on the plains. Col. Hoffman, from Fort Leav-
enworth last October, arrived at st. Louis on Sun
day night, but he brings no news Of tho Utah cIpe-
dition.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

STAGE ATTACKED BY WOLVES IN NAME
Maine papers state that ON Wednesday night last,
as Mr.. Mitchell was driving a mail wagon on the
back Calais route, from Bsddington to the next
stopping place, twenty miles from Bangor, being
without passengers, his team was beset by pack
of wolves. which came within an ace Of raising the
deuce with him. They were about dozen in
number and came on fierce and noisy. Mitchell,
however, drove up smart, which he had no difficult
ty in doing. as the horses we're quite. rs much
frightened ms himself. As they pressed hard upon
him and glarcd their cye-bas and gnnshed their
teeth about him. be let 90 the contents Of n rifle,
which laid out one Of the hungry crew and for the
time checked their pursuit. This was providen-
TALLY near the stopping place. upon arriving at
overcome with excitement and fright
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

The LANE WITH TURN" It's a long lane
that has No turn" we are told. We hope the no
torious +" Jim Lane" a. he is called, Of Kansas,
will hsve his turn before long Should he have
tun around his neck, nobody, we suspect, will be
disappointed, and few decent citizens grieved lie
IL once more actually melting the disordery spirs
Of Ksnsas into open and awlcss outrage. Such
lanes should have but one epd.-N Z. Sunday
Times.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

PAINFUL DEvELOPMKNTs-ALA LARGE AMOUNT
OF FORGED PAPER AFLoAT-Our business com
munity was startled and oonfoundsd yesterday, By
arumoy, which unfortunately proved to be too well
founded, that large amount of business paper,
bearing forged endorsement, had been discover
cd in tbe hands Of various parties. Tie amount
of these forgeries is stated to be about $40 1000.
The party implicated in these frauds 10 . man who
has alWays maintained an Frqprp achsbe character,
and 40 the agent for one or two uiasturing es-
tsblishmeuts, commanded The respect and conf
dence Of all with whom be had business intercourse
The name frsudulently used is that Of our we'll
known and highly esteemed fellow citizen, Joseph
Manton Esq, and tho implicated party 10 Isaac
Proud agent for the Valley Worsted Mills. Mr..
Proud 10 understood 10 have made an assignment
Of his property, and left the city This deplorable
affair has created much sensation in our midst aud
confidence in humanity 10 just new sadly shaken.
PROP. Post.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

NANTUCKET IN CALIFORSA.-A correspondent
of the Edgartown Gazette, writing from Stockton,
California, ssys:-" great number of whsemen
who came to this State during the early period of
tho gold discovery, still remain here, and manifest
lively interest in rythnR concerning whaling.
In this city the population is largely made up Of
persons formerly in somo way interested in tho
whaling business in Nantucket, and at Martinez,
small town on the Spisun Bay in Contra Costa
county. am informed that Nantucket is represent
ed so far in the majority in point Of population,
that the citizens contemplate change Of name in
honor Of their old home"
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12
Rbooe 1slanS affairs.



Considering that our banks, or most of them. are
in solvent condition, il is not pleasant or fatter-
ing to sec their issues spoken Of with such cool
matter-of-course contempt, as they meet with in
the following extract from the Troy Whig. 1t 10
more mortifying from the fact that they are only
spoken Of casually, In an article more general
subject.
"There are probably very few of our merchants
among trose taking large sums of money, who can
not go to their desk safc and bring out bad
bill that they have been deludcd by. Perhaps it is
a well executed counterfeit, that the most wary
would be deceived in, or an acknowledgment of
debt of some corporation that never had local
habtati0n and name. Perhaps it is Rhode
Island bill, note of some other State, dcspised
by the fraternity of brokers, or only negotiable at
heavy discount Almost everybody has one such
bill, some wallet full of paper that looks ns good
as its brethren and sisters that pass currents but
alas by some magical hocuspocus, its worth has
been taken away, as the unfortunate holder finds
to his cost"
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

SINGULAR CONvERsIoN.-There has been a
great revival in East Winsted, Con. Rev. Otis
Ssxton writes to the N. Y. Christian Adrocafe
that more than 900 have been converted, smong
them several infdels, and the Pastor of the Con-
gregationdi Church in that village. The language
Of the writer is as follows:
Ola have joined the Church on probation, and
the good work still goes ON in the strength of the
Lord. The Congregational minister of this VII
lsge was stricken down in our altar (the MethO-
dist altar by the power of Gods spirit and SINCE
himself aud wife have publicly profcssed the blesr
ing of sanctifcation."
IIoratio Baker, of Bddeford, advcrtiscs in tho
Utics, N. Y, american, for young lady pcssess-
ing in her own right farm and wishing husband
10 assist her in carving il on.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
VOL. VIII, NO. 43.
Tho Universal Coymer.



When lutte John is nsc years old.
With cheeks like peaches srowing.
With merry eyes. hall bold. halt shy,
And sinhes ltke rpples uq~ins
Woaid :, see hita happy Wsrh htfd we'll
Ani ptmsa A. famous iisTser,
you' a hfsd him tcyoas srd aia,lr
With swee,nrais In the coraer.
And older grss a. . yo'f,b m years,
When tasses aud pleasures VAR!
lie lDves 10 hAaag tIse ssl szne piscr.
With cousin Jane er mary
Inquire pai What thrir talk may ~.
Snr isugh. yoa tfls scosrisr.
But b. assured ~hsie e~ they sAy
They're happy sn ih-ir corner
ADd isier siui whsB psst his prime,
tir's raa his round q pleasure,
Aud isarnrd, like israrfs andrnful king.
The wossh ~ thins. d, measure
"Mhai shadows have chased. he cries
And sigts win ksar- fariafner-
"ve,atisA. vsnny and shaor,
spy yoa fran the corner -
Eall faithful IN ,hs place he si,-
xuh vile aiA riAldrsp rs,n.J hi.l -
Nna SMOKES lhr 'csian.ss ~ i,rss~T
Whcn T,sislrs npuii coutvaBd nn
TsArs kasune kindiy u she rcnic-
1t Abssni doves an, mourn her
No iarppie kn,sdcfns II yea Will .
lie. gas.t In the corner
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
T'wsw MassIsAit's i.sss.

''f" wv 'H'hhtsf s"A"Nl
A very amusing AMI Characteristic sls~eh
VIA lately mmic by the brilliant and e~n
,ric Tom Marshall, IN . trinl hefon the
Slprume Court of Kentucky. which " quits
too g'~sl 20 h. lost Thc-ar was All action
II damagvs trmrih against 4 gentleman
WIN had iiir iish potd. upon which sc,nc
VI his neiphbors boys werr Ia thu habit II
deprcdatiug, AMI Who waa provoked Ia TIN
p,int u 'iogging ope 81 ilr mara,rlcrs.
wis~~ psrnts wi'si for damages, employing
Team Manhall M hn sdvo~te. Ile r,~ov.
rreI S3ytD0, md, The cas l-cing aptsslssi.
John &. Brskinrtlgr. Vico I'rcsislent elect.
and Garret Davis the great American leSler.
were retained for the drt.nrc. These cmile.
ms1,. IN The arg,npmt IL the casr warpai
tle Court against thc SEDUCTION u the ele-
qnepce anil s,phis,ry of tho distinguished
counsel m the other side Major iIr~kiD
ralee couteml',i that the cwrrrtion wins 4
whta.sspa AMI IwcIsr ms. sach NJ hc had
b~s suhjcctcd to IN his juvenile days. wla,
caught IL any mischief
Tom Marshall IN rply saiI that both
gsrItseMcn ImVi efslmvof,1 IN magnify him
ia,o very gre'i man kntakys arrais~,
lawyer aDd orator AMI both in tbsir poit
zeal speeches. were IL the habit VI express
Ing 9rvs,i eo,,hsicncn In thu sagasIfy aih IN
trliirWn m the IeTaci Nov, he w*hs-l
th'tn la IDform tin Court how !, wss tha, .
with mch great superiority u natural geni.
"a and requirements, and with the additional
advantage ~ years ov,T at hast mn Il hIa
sfvaaarhs. NJ f'ar&,Issi pis,h i an Marshall.
hssausr,ng nvsSrnble crratrnce out II .
few bw .aits Al tlm bu "whil,, you. point.
ibg 10 his opponent, John e, I.reckinrslge,
who wrt but to~ .benisi shaver. robbing
bifds ysis mSi fAayinp marisss. wh~n ths
whole broad Commonwealth ~ keptaeky
WAS ringing from ap end Ia the other with
Inaiss 81 tir great eloqwDoe, wat harring
anil Iwssighsp ability N T'm MarsiiaII. arr
INV Niee President 81 tle Cnitsi esstsS
and yvp. tiarrt DavA. waatssi 10 le, snl
alnt~, YreIa,lsl ~nr very weak miyisi
pDple 70 make sou. President ~ The Cnitsi
Stsissy
MOS. twoer.b,i 1,sn. "0ar VII. Pr~i
dsnt ssys be nsd 10 e fagsci in h,- boy.
ish days ft Just aab tricks a. my clients
son was aoyvsi fs. sDI h. ha,s ~ u IN
fs that. -, lar frm sDfsring any damage
tisnby. IL w~ ore II the r~s~s II hn j,stl
grs$ asd DlYan0m-bi 10 hIs present h,gb
J1sai0n II my cIifr, hal a.ly known tbs
lstmr. and " ~ coaH h. saiisty,i that biz
sn ~ss gaaked o The sune ys, that my
dtrsinyv,sisd fr,eDd ~aA. ~ Inv fsmm brny
ing this soit. ko would have aekpy~,sissul
his profpHsi graiiiab 10 The dcsssisot fs
Tins Tlaf.its hls 1.,on IN tiS line u sass pre-.
esjss,ss sssi givn,g him y, yfrng claim IN
thr VICE Prrstusy. ibNiabs~ sfs Js'Ihi.
cal s,ldsianss All ds<a~iIrs Il my ssisr
dis'ngupbrJ frsDi ar Attributable 70 the
fac' that ss hs spanking sas ygie,,ei IN
hoyksssi. hs bss IN make ~ fr n, ny ~
oTvins wab,nx bat vahis.l Ta'ks svw
sises he nsisd naabSsi"
T1S~ yaiIabi hi,s escip,I mach lssgbtsr
anss,g tte lawyers sDd josI,rs. IN whioh ,Ie
t~o dsssHguisisd cAys.ts ~ Tom's raiilk-y
psrtic'Iatsi.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Tig Mci,Is,Vcr kg7srg IT, New uf
kais cr,~sH; csGics.b hat 't.e NcD0ss,xk
tsgs.zi tNs prssol .nJ,h,Esk isIt bySrai
tn that city. 1, .ai. -" Asbss0ssgh ss. a
ogf'iu4r- ntoc or pro~f,yi'y si'i'e b. i'y-
I'd Ard hs esta,s has scah a .. h..,:.tA.ars tsef
suse h -sssF 80 g'1 ''d u Il th~ ,sr'.
,er. W. ss y~rt. a. ,iSald rgSosrs y v
Wa 1siNr..f in~syynf tofn~rUs eri ir
sAie s~,sryS 20 L. n.s5s bs "a sisz;r 70
sss kztszi bskkf. tral Ih,s . ,Sse lie
ksri Jsuysrty "a ise eIty s'h rulAso gsaTs
p~toya .sd urFssia~tiy- -gss,st''y sI~~ts-
ei.s * ,sray .sd 4lia5~la,su e fs rSiS
O! ikrth. sxktias-s ASsa .tvxAEsvspf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29


SlslcF Jns.ay's zot hah,,
S,e 10 hal ehiii h~fsaif,
AID ro hshs IS . hg,sh,-e,es
laughing assNg uck ea
Meil ! iaisi dr. ArrA ifusalns--
u sa~ srsteety I've As~is aij
Aitlis sAn,u nnA s.atle< ~ glsslas~@
Naa N0atifaus tale shs esli
uew tsas prss,, erwAiare,
~ cnr n,ashsr aruas ~s. si,,n
ttss sdiH saissi angel hfpufkW
Fr,aa ts hsps h'ae ~ heASea
MuihsF esiici uur hahY i".e,,
And slsa wAs car pot and pfs<is
W aise li,..ughl oi .ealhRg lrssN
Nhsn s's po,,'si tresnel saa etsea
Onl, datum has ,eafs srowd r,,aai ".
nfingu,. trouble bringing shsage-
NAN iAsa tsaDs rsa tsb,--
t,in.s nie' ain't sofs strange
such pFrcp,as. wtaneE ,tsrtns
stvs u s,sltvst. 1srkrA sra,,
'b-css were hte ss-a, tstains si,nPtcs,
fia, hu r"cp ,as hs,iens DAY
Nnn shasla hear him laughing EAili,
80 isssas isS 4 = ~ S,,s'> - '''' 80
II ttN NeFv fhs crus-s.i iviins.
is~es's hsbs ,sm wosiii love. H
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
AUI, MINNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1851

bars in spirit 10 ours NJ any On record. 1he
lISsiru.Hss which tAe goycnmcat hoatoss On
,t,w territories Il one of the soarsSs Of their
growth which ought not 10 he overlooked
lissead of making the Territory dcpasiep.
| q AMI drawing ifom II tax. the govern,
,Scat pays its political cxpm~v. builds its
rtasls. and givr~ 4 Mis sh,rt h tle world
Another cAuS Of tho micsxs~ihl growth
4 our territories h. general, aud ol Mime
sofa IN particular, u The rudy market which
Il found IN the linik &c tho territory Em
Everything that ran ,r va~,l tum a r,ncse
ol,s sol. OF wrs,gh, ty iinlas,rius hands.
The tarmer has u raiy market Gov every
thing that u go1l 10 cat or wear the arii.
AN u driven by unrrNsing demands upon
hIs skin. This ariS~ trsm extensive cmi.
gtsiias. Another rmso,l. also. kS the rvsild
gfcwlA q the territory. Is. that lhe iarn,sT
Il not delayed by hrsis hut finds, outside of
pleasant groves of woodland, u smooth, un.
cacumbcrd soil, w~.ly tm the plough the
first day hs arrives.
but Il u salubrious climate iertik soil,
char and copious strcamsand other material
elements, can be r~konci among It's physical
resoarvS, therr are other elements n rnpin'
coupcct.l with ia moral and political wei.
fare which arr Indispensable. Why ~ L.
that Italy h moi gnatl Why is il the
South American republics arr rustinq intn
ubtect dscayy II ithSau~ thcy have nv,
caoaga physical r~osrs~, ~ b-c@ue thc,r
climate is not hcalthy' rcrtsiul, not. u
u bc~ausc their political institutions arc
roti'n and oppressive hccaae ignorance
pteva,s the growth If wholesome public
opinion. u l. Ar wnni ef tn right sort II
ns1 AMI ins,itatss,s that thse " H
1le,h IN the man sei .a,,.m ~,'ho me ,e,epi."
"lrt Sta's~ that aim nj grcat,nsss,' says
lord bsgm "takc h~d how their nobility
and xentLsnen IN multiply toe Inst fo~ that
meketh the cou,lnon subject Ia be n peasant
a,rl hasr swain. driven ont u heart, and, IL,
ettct, bui n reuilsman's laborr lie who
ss'ks far tho ,r'ie cana, II The gr~Ntmr~ and
tlTiit oI oar northwestern States will 6nd Il
MI loss IN the inlluenee VI just laws and il,c
'shIcaiion of all classes Of men, than In the
existence of productive Acids ami IN the
means Of physical wrath
Wksi a.nsr,n,s. q ssisf
Ns hlsh rsised hstilstnsb, es isiaR.si uosinI.
rhsh ~sl, ~ wosiss sa,r
Na srisa pra,,t, VI stifss aud tste.s etosn ned
M, hsss sbd brad sss,ef pnris,
A. fsi,tl II si 4 l1e .
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

The reintsowhi- sbicb haze v,se ~
waiks~s SAD IN Siczrsyns siBe th1 lat
aoonn,s from him, bamisr ro,shAy fn1n
eizfa bai,irsd 10 sYs isssand m. nsssiy
rae pcrpits. Who so~ Dahing Il Gyi,,i,S
10 ikb ryi'rt L'-e,sr. tbry may ls %
~os' IN tian III Cn~,a Rlrass. slsi With
. f,ssr u txo ,lsmasuj nm Wskss may
have tssn alba ~ sst hlsssaf osi dtte very
tight plscs h. had bsn JaaosiAy lr jsds.
ci'as ard SPIRITED faoSrDr,ss n he opts,.
wsss Hin vss wvs dsss nj slp,w Nm
. svsa, ssssi bttt1 ~ thas ~ l.st, d,stin ,
v hIs4y 10 b. d,sypo.stri 10 tlse rSaah %.
teF~t,d q, iis commencement u the ca
rxs - Hoshnyta %ay.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

JOHN UAhNs', W Naitinrr. has m psSss
wsy IaQiant "Sketch Is"ak. which u like
II n refresh the American mind IN haL
,.h, - u...., .S.. -,
| ~. :" '" y,
towing char'er On i'ck'ns ~ An'sica wiz
IT, ryh with peculiar inIevs,
In Vsston I xaw ,n hi. hn.,h,,, IN. a,
comnlish,J writer .r ial,s III aI,..rh,n,
inLs,,l' N, Em a,,a ,l,, s,h,l.r uL.rl,s
Jirkeu uc s,s,c hrvuhlci as ,he rn.,
hnpuy AND sue,> ,.It, ,,rains.tor ~ innn,cnt
ss}kylng children M nriginal cha,ar,,r i,
hun,hl, iis, iic h,.l i,n,.u.,,,, hlr.ls h,.,
ia ls~y,. az NJ, r,..Lrs .n.i n...,is. !. ,h.,i.
inmcs,' rSy~ Thr ,imnle mm.cm, n,
tx,tcf,,,g Ts,f,, tisin,ssr ss,ly ,,s,,;; 1;,s,:i
nj. own n,vhl r..s,IJ., liuL, Nh /. h,s
winniny n,,riIus. of ,,u,l,i.s.. ,.,l ,s... ~ ar.I
,AtIN,~ ,,u.l,r s,,Sviuv i hrjvh, Intliiveos,
nIe,y. AN abiding faith in lnl h.a y.ms mer,
~ Ia an al,lictI chill ''''' w
lila uua,nt hu,uor lrr.hLsl him An All.
yanes, and upoiovir,i far ihc a,,oL.,tr,
which wns shnxrrsi unon him n,s,on was
h ccsiacIs i, wa. ,L,m.i a .,,.,~s,s.,,..,
"a hayr t,,,u ,h, ir., ,i,y IN hsv., ,rx,y,d
and wceOr,e him Tine ,,cors M ,,ch ho,'
pItabIc. manui"u o,s,,,l wide an w,iLn
hince. 10 n..,,,, AK, Pr -. s-.,,,'.''
anJ mYinrmrI m mh,,h n, .,J nj. m'.,
nrom,ncu, ,hara.,.r. wrr, u.,rs,.,a,,,i ,,,s
4 ,.,,,,., H. ~. i',..Js.',I. ,.',
,a,,a,s n halis. Jia,.rs. Sn, | NJ, aa,,"n"n,, " @
s,,lc;,,.i'. L,,[ ~ Al. ~. .,,L, ~,
which he baJ a. Ir,sLi = sI,s,J u sanny NV
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

ss1 C.susssB-Tis aAtysgza 'isi
Dkssns -LS,fk l,orrIii" Is ogsapStez!. .
s,corrst The sosane ss~s-i by vv'oa.
.hss4 silsrs ooetAina osly a naeh a ih~
N>> ~ Alrsasiy tss1 psnies>-i
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Ti~ fsll0wfng s;nry uay possibly appsar
Sra r., 10 -onr I~rsors sfsi ii"re may 10
tiEs. who viii ao' lslisrr =
4 man M Ia N~~ IIa'sf'-'ise wtnl ogt
guiasug 80 day AT 'lTing b. y. fo~k
al figryEa i'ii1Z on tlf iinb q az osI
faas - h. dTopp'! is.I in;, ls.. gan sd
Er,d fis- isli sIiii tbs iiuii'. ss'eh elsssd
sp aad csirhi tn ts,s 81 Ali ihs' ,drtis ie
-ss that is' hai at uSia oil - Be- iss,.
a,sl two balk ioge:lsr All Er'a cul tle
iimb 81 Shirh SIS nso to river lie thu
ss.sa IN AMI l~SJs'hi - NsssT~ on e'rnf-
ing ,hszn ,,wrc wtrv three lppir,' ard him.
's.u pgrss, assl u ha. i.st- stre tsp I'ar-
r..s sS .hsl.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

.-.. A. Mp41 hKAg.. al-E CsS.... Ne ia
not expect that or readers viii place the
utmost cmiiiirnce ia ,hc truth Of 'br b,Iom.
ing. ~hii w. inh In one of onr exchange
"clarle. llousiou risn vel knosn on
thn Alabama rvrr. bu; tho lasi year. a -,,.l
dsn' Il California, Sas ki,l'i hy ihe cXjlD
sion II . steamboat war Ssn franciSeo a
lev mantle -iBrr. 4 w,bls Newfoundland
'!ng, esnsi by him. ".rap-i injury. sod
dragged titr tssiy u h.smaspr 70 ifr shore.
The drg SIs ~eut home b. The myilrT of tBc
clscrsised Residing ~ Perry ooat,y AhdIams.
On bcing shown u dagaerra,yto oi his los,
master. tho Dog Imrs-l.airly recognized il,
aiId coIambod hc.ihg i. -1si,ng up ,he
nios' piieoa- hosk sinc, ii,a; ,ime h. has
refnasd al itssl AMI iDnsrs. alnpsi e,sss,aat.
ly. " isb last h ard fran b. wa$ in q Ding
cnsaliiioa s'Si q pr,i'shiy 'lssal ly Ibis iiinc.
Where, 10 hainan history can h. e.qBd such
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ANEcprg of Ma. lAyAHp. Austin
Henry layarl, nov amcmb,r oi Parliament
FOR Alcsbury. found himself wandering about
on one OCCASION. sonlcwheru mar Bpkhari,
10 the upper province of India and here his
funds ran short. lie called upon nrrclan,
and requested him To advance him some
money.
Cant DO ii. Was the reply. .as many
fellows have imposed upon nc with icticioas
drafts ] have bcn tno oilon taken IN AMI
donc ior.
oh, we'll" said Mr.. layanl, "ps You
pleas. will com and breakfast with you
to-mmrow
Do 81. shall be- happy To .ec you AT
breakfast, sir.
Neat morning, who should waih into this
merchants Sinctam hat Persian gcnlI,.
man. in full Oriental costume.
i have come io breakfast with you ~ !
promised"
What " said tho merchant, Il don't NJ
collect having ssn you before.
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and ] s,id should return tins morning"
"lou're Mr.. IAyi.nl. are you!"
Yes"
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