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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23
A correspondent of the Nec York TriJuuP

A correspondent of the Ne,c York TtiJune writing from Omaha, Nebraska, gives the fll- lowing advice to persons moving westward, as to what they shall take along :-
 ",The carpenter, the black smith, the ca'''net Etkcr the mason, anu in short, every mcchal,- ic, h2t! better bring all the tools of his trade along with him. He will find them cxpell- siye here, ln many cases difficult to he ob- talned, and not apt to be as those which he will bring from the east The cost of trans portation will be but small, while such second hand articles sold at the east to not bring. half their real value. Families also shoald bv all means bring along their furniture except the very largest and heaviest articles, such as stoves and bureaus. But all articles of wear ing apparel, carpets bedding of every sort and kitmd, cro"kcry end household utensils gencr- ally, lad better be brought hy all means. This is the universal testimony of those here who have moved from the cast Barrels are excellent things to pack articles in, as they are apt to be relied and hot flung as boxes are. Crockery packed in straw, with a req sonable degree of care; comes in safety. A convenient way of bringing money is in the form of drafts upon all eastern bank. Ex- changes upon the New York banks always their face, and often premium of I-2 or per cent"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

TIE HcS. THoNAs H. BESroS-A cor respondent of the Bufalo Republic tells a good story about the talkative old gentleman who " never lectures for money" He was going down the Hudson on a steamer not long since, and when the clerk of the boat asked him for his name, the old man replied, Sir, you have heard my name often it is common, sir, hereabouts." The clerk still looking at ilim, MT: Benton confirmed, |" My name is Benton" " Thomas II. Benton ?" Yes, sir" The clerk bowed politely, passing the money back, and handed MT. B. ticket and key to a state room. MT. B. said, 'Ths is civility l had hoped to escape here." He concluded, however. that discretion was the better part nf valor, by taking the money and key and marching off
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

LfertD MASUREs.-Safe all the liquids, not only eXcrcmcnts of domestic animals, but the soaf-snds, chamber-slops, and wash liquids of the house. The sewerage of our" large towns and cities would l'e Of immense value to the farmers and gardeners in the suburbs, and it would add infinitely to the health of the inhab-
 tants if it was used il this way instead of be- ing allowed to infect the waters of adjacent streams The street swecpings from the city Of New York are sold anaually, as manure, tUr several hundred thousand dollars, mostly 10 the farmers of Loug Island and New Jersey, and no donbt ready sale could be found for all the liqu ds of fertlizing nature if they are properly collected ...
 The trainings of dung-heaps, stables, &c., can be composted with leaves, straw, earth or turf, and that from the house secured. in tanks or where in very small quantities poured over the dry compost heaps.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

SMALL lioEsEs.-Thc argument may be all in favor of Sizc but the facts are all the other way. Large horses are more liable to stumble and be lame, than those of the middle size.
 They are clrnsy, and cannot fill themselves so quick The largest of any class is an unnatu- ral growth. They have r'scn above the usual mark, and it costs more to keep them in that position, than it would were they on Q level with their species Follow Nature ," is rule ntTcr to ij1 forgotten by farmers Large nca arc not the best for business large hogs are not the ones tb fatten best Extremes are to be avoided. We want well formed animals rather than those which have large bones.,- Odd as it may seem to the thecrist, short-lcg- gcd soldiers are better on the march, and off, clr3 say they endure hardships longer than those of longer limbs. On choosing 9 horse take care, by all means, that his legs are short. If they are long and split apart like pair of djvilers, never inquire the price, of the dealer make no cferS.--Sog Har5o'- Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

Lord Bacon tells of his father, Sir Nicho-- las, that when appointed judge on the North ern Circuit, " He was by cne of the maleiac- tors nightly importuncd for to save his life ; which when nothing he had said did avail, he at length desired his mercy on account of his kindred.
 "Prithee," said my Lord Judge, "How came that in ?"
 "Why if you please, you, my lord; your name is Bacon and mine is Hog and in all ages Hog and Bacon have been so near kin dred that they are not to be separated"
 "Ay,. but" replied Lord Bacon, "you and I cannot be kindred, except you be hanged ; for Hog is not Bacon until it is we'll hanged ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

OArs.--An old practice of this country, has been to SOW two, and two and a balf bushels ot plump full seed to. an ace. In England, upon the best lands, four to six hushels are sown to tine imperial acre. Referring to the r, suits of practice by our farmers, we bel'ive three and q half bushels of the Potato, Bar ley, or Poland variety of oats, as Seed, to be aased. If yoa measure by we,ght, and use the common white oat, then hslf bushcl hss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

IT is well known, fact, that if you do lot sew grass seed, weeds will occupy the spare ground. It is therefore desirable to SOW just as much seed as, when tillered ont, will cover the whole surface. If clover is to be sown with 1t, as is common but erroneous practice, be- cause they do not ripen together, then twelve quarts of timothy seed to all acre is sufficient. If the meadow is to be seeded with timothy alone, use not less than half a bushel of clean seed to an acre.-Ohio Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

money, gave strength to his weak frame. Tie father obtained employment. tie little boy found work to do in an office, and the girl ob- tained the favorable notice of 6 celebrated pi- anist, who saw that she possessed musical tal- ents of high order, so that by his cultivation she became enabled to support herself. So, you see, ten dollars made whole family hap py, grateful and useful, and bought me this beautiful instrument
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

MIGRATION OF RArs-Linnc relates some cu- rious facts with respect to the migration of the rats of Norway, which are smaller than Chose of this country. Every ten or twelve years they are seen to take their departure in troops of many thousands each. As they go along they
 eat the herbs or roots on the ground; their lit- tie ones they take with them carrying one in their mouth and another on their back the rest if they have any more are abandoned. They descend the mountains, and make toward the Gulf or Bothinia, but usually they become dis: persed and die before they arrive there They suffer nothing to turn them from the path, which they follow always in straight line. If they meet a man, they will endeayor' to pass be- tween his legs, rather than disturb their order of march: If they come to a haystack, in stead of going round, they will make road through it by dint of nibbling and scratching. Some people in the district through which they pass, not knowing where they came from, have supposed that they fell from the clouds and a learned philosopher named Wermius wrote a book, giving many very good reasons for think Ii inS that the clouds contained these animals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

Vague, injurious reports are no mems lies, but all men's carelessness <
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

While we are executing one work, we ar' preparing ourselves to undertake another.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23


 Mrs. PiRrSGEoS ON TIE CuHRE<cT.-' It's always ,so,' said Mrs. Pdrtington, turning over in her hand a Spanish quarter of dollar and Ike, who was tacklinG Lion to thc clothes basket, lifted up his eyes inqur;"gIy to her face. It's always so.' she continued that the muscular gender is put before the cphemc- ral. No matter what it's about. If a baby is born iuto d family, it's l'L. So-and sos ba- blythe mother hasn't any thing to do about it. She isn't any where ill courts of law or iniquity, ana her rights is thought TO more about than the wind which goc,h where it stcth. She hasn't nothing to say about the disposition of her property or that of her chil- drcn, though Heaven knows Mcir CispoS ten woult! hc bad enough unless she d;d have something, to do with it. And every thing bad is laid against her. Eo& here's this oc- currency business, as soon its value is de- prccGtcd t'fa woman is blamed for it. Ike got up and looked at the coin, and thought how nlany marbles, and how many peanuts, and how many oranges, and how many sticks cf mo'aSses candy it would l,uy, and asked her If it wasn't good enc. rs.' replied she it's good as fur as it goes, and ts is the his chief of it-when it was worth twenty y-fvc cents 1t was said to be par value, and HOW th@t it is cut down it is mar value. It's al ways so about everything. There ain't roth. ing like justice c:cr dcne to the .yoalcn.' Shc dropped her coin iuto her pocket, and 1t .jnglcl mcrri,y among the keys and the seven copper cents and the old silver thimblc and the scis- Sors and the knitting sheath and the steel spectacle case, as if it were not poor Gcprc cated thing at all, but were yvt a full qaor ter And Ike thought cut this mcral for i, with tic help of Lion That though the rcrJ deprcciate ns twenty per cent, We shall fec just as happy with a sci-conscousncss of pal value at heart, and jingle Oh mcrrily among the old copper and brass that may be aroHud IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

Time keeps his constant pace, and flies as fast in idleness as in employ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

Eleven females who destroyed the liquor in the village of Bellyille, Ohio, lave been tried .vr riot and were acquitted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23

The longer the saw of contention is drawn the hotter it grows.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-23
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

F0rDH-BoGnr On Wednesday, Sept 49, ai tha
Chuicr OF the Anrup ration, by tn Rev Alexander Jooes
r., orTeith an hoy, COMMIT Fosrss. n D - AAai
BKHzsr only daughter Of Theodore p. Bogen, Eq, bob
OF ,hn City.
FLANK MINUS - On Tne'dsy, Sept % by The Rev
Mr Armitsse Mr. JONI FRARKIn TO hiss EcGsMA r
hHts all oil this city
fhiians' p1s racees please copy.
On hCKNrr On tuesday, Sept. q, by the Rev.
Dr. Dor, ape residence or the oride'r fs.ner Chntsa
Az nue., Brookl l. l JAMES 9sAHw, Eq > OF sosis
vi II, Pa 70 hiss JAsA f., eldest dausL Of ~n. Aokia
Icy, Ga
HicK.- PSu syanAU In Brooklyn, on Tuesday ssp4 "a,
20 AIMS church, by the Rsv. G. Cuter, A Hioxs
10 KAnR youngest daughter OF Charles II Peisbeas,
Esq all OF Rrooh,n q.
RoBBproS-GouDn On Tuesday Sort -, by ths Rsv
Ayr, Scotland.
ssnwAup- RowAs.-on wednesday, sepl 70, ~ tns
Churoh Of the Ascension, by tho seg DR. Ha~,es, W.
PBnIIs sHsT 1t, EIq, 10 ,rsu eldest daughlaR
Of he lAto j. Boz kman howan, Esq al Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

(orn-ne market quiet and gteAdy, vita GALES
Of sbot go 4tu hsxs at 10 In stock hi' msrkrt con
.Ats Of soo.s u Lac bags u do; aud sitn il snd
eber oesorpuops .oe stock Rio included, en- oraoed
Aoo0t lO,toz p&chages.
CuTros the srs,t quiet, and the tales con dned
TO ab " 900 500 ~ o. At unchanged prices
fkAiGns -EI esgemenb 90 . less aoive, Aad rates
ra,her ~ boo AL, 60 Ia yerpoo ab,u. o0o % 900
oosoeis engaged, chiefly 10 shipI bags, ~
Ike. and 20 COO 80 000 la ouik 1t o.; AMI 200
$40 pses Of ton at lDd To London 60O ebis OF
epesgsd ii 2s 30 tons measurement gods at Eos
900 obs. crude Ur pent1e ~ 81 o. Tn hj Rose
5tsndsh taken up 10 load nth u Dber FER ilaqle
Pa ia ocass ~ ivae terms There was nothing nov 70
the Cent ent.
BAI.-Od - In good demand, but d lover rs e. with
ssss 81 aboui zoo bales ~ t0c 60n per 100 lbs.
BoPs- he q arkot wAs qaiet. 0,d ere no Dnsl and
CHI saL sble 10 small loI at 3d. l2c. New Western
arriving freely and genes ally Of good qusi
Tho Es,t Drop hes bat tho qualify said 10
DO Geasr thsp las year.
NAVAL sToIn Tue narket generally quiet, and We
bave mango OF nome .. notice in prccs, Will saes
see ln,i ID.
ons ipseed dull Al ITO Tsc. for American, and
100 8oc. for English. a New Bedford paper N the
1lss has tho Ito sing weekly noics Of that market
bbls 81 81 30 per gallon Bey md this hear II no
srsnesc,i II Hoides A'e generally Arm at quotations.
rDe market for whale 10 du, and hear sses TO 70
port
PRovMoss-Pork was dull, and sales 20 limited ~
scAcely at fair Indication OF the stale OF the mar
ket So all Tor der 100 obs were made, Including
moss So . Tine $50. Beor heavy and 10
n wi ,ses OF about leo Dols repscked Western ss our
reduced sgures Beef hams and prime ress quito;
Ut meat were nominal q Citations LAID VAS nrmcr
i'm sales 100 bbs the annexed 6sures Batter and
cheeae were I'M hapsed n O quote a. followu;-
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yHE CENTRAL AMERICA CALAMITY.
ADJOURNED sEErING IN sEHALF or THE

ADJOURNED sEErING IN BEHALF OF THE
SUFFERERS by THE CEN TRIAL AMERICA.
The sdJos sso mss,os or u,ssse - bed yes
'eerday sesnoon, At ~ m No 10 All .nuo 'ildinca
On noaOo 4 ROYAL PIE ps, PeltiAh Peris, 20 Wal
elected perm Gharn.n.
kS Lloyd A.pnwsn appointed So ressry.
rhe ssmsrAxY rsprsed 81 2oi additional receipts nnoe
Tuesday
dssunory ooavsrraaou t,ok place with respect to 70
nsvtDs ths % sses nlAn s II Of
VINO ere In ds..,ots Of distances were taken up aad I'D
sudksted on, the d,saed being siyea -opordon
10 ths urRs os usOes std of tina ipicSas
Mr. TsAssR, heioG q"-si 'oet by tie Chsrman said
great pamr~v ~ the oncsrs tRios had et sido ~
hn.Bn u the B1.Ta s'sd there siIteen.
Il vss srwessn,ed that tho - several willows In
Nosfsk who woad be taken OF by people Of
On motion, Caosa,D Rce.rd.n ~, 90 pointed An Agent
CO sttepo 70 the c.ims vf a0d iAbGers
and their wives and children
ne Grammar al he mad sIiuan q nots requesting
AR. ROBBERS /" fu,th Ia, the officers and He
Dant word he ~as m.s'nx Il out
On aus gesdnn, Or HAIgey ~ss requested 70 remain Tor
q 70 day 70 sssut ievipg tne sufferers
Inc captain of the NT~ nsrR oatet bAfor. tha
1Nd received from the Iassepgers ma
had DOT revived a. "ones hat whist vas subscribed
won't to tho mate aud ce~
Dr. HAkvBY .sid the Uanet ''stes ss, Steamship ]pm
paDy baa already vl'ed " e. too osy htm 81 $40
And be ud douhs receive n rhls, adied $4,000
areed paid By the 'eigers zoo we're 'esoasa sde
man here n,erfarea the art o. the capsia of the
Norwegian sArk IA ~ss q1,,s inpertiusGt Cap. Jolo
ION said he lid rot kn - shn
The muee ere0 he fellow out, and evcry one
was surprised At hts su isciis
On the Of ur F,rsaer bsng called up, hat
gentleman, hv !, raid he woatt MT receive
from ,hs comm, tee that he 'nsdeeeo there
osNerv,. pasons Aad ~ hs had Rooo home
% 70 o. and sufiol Ut +, he would ssoep
sAnythDg rhis young Ast 81 600 IN gold hs
had saved up ate tseo elk years laoor 10 ia ifon
tho eot he bad re etbefodsly gaze 20 make
FOR the o. tan sno NJ the Sos reg ~ osrs
The Mood esome Stvocss. for g y. Johnson Sgain 60
tcreo the IRON, impedtssels ont ont Il
said he . ERIK u tie III Of the Nor segiaa Dsu
The Ca, man itstsi he had ivsd 10 from N
Davfcge, Of tho Unt Nai-s ra'' Sea nsho mpsn
Gay they had g. 6JO reaay hand Of
NoYve Esa Dark rss I-ter hsad 20 O. 4 johnson
O. moaon, the commaee joornoi 70 meet n o'clo,x
dDdAy.
Tue tossi Of the subscriptions received yesterday
1un0u tn
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AND CONNER Gal.
q y Rx a 4 u 4 n -.

WDNkBA3i s6pt % . r, II.
There was only moderate amount OF business 1t the
Stock Exchange TO day. The tendency Of prices up
.srd from he opening, and quotations sho pretty
good nprov n'eni. Missouri e's advanced per cent
New Yo.k Central Railroad, M Erie, y; Michigan Cen
1s IN; Reading, All Michigan Southern preferred, l.
Cleveland .nc Pmsburg, VI Jena and hlcsgo, l; Cleve
land and Toledo. NJ Chicago and Rock Island ~; La
orosse and Anssuke, American Exchange Bank de-
clDsd X per cen; Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad l. ho.t Of the time transactions this morning
seller and buy three days and ths appears 10 be
about tie bAas on hch future uma Operations at the
board viii be made.
After the sdou nnent OF the boTd the following sAes
Of stooks and bonds nado q: auction b. Adrian II.
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Vns schuyler sdulent Issue OF stocks.
sUFHrMa CoURr-srHCiAL rHRa.
He ore Hon Judge Davies.

sur 23.-Mpy Am Blaichfcrd us The Yao Fork and
Nelo Harm Railroad Company and ohrs The com 1lani
10 this cause died by the p.inG, alleges tbs, she
stakeholder In sae New York and New Haven Railroad
Cnmpany and that the oshey defendants the directors
thereof, except defendant Bemon who 10 the roas
n also alleged that The directors have declared divi.
depd raysble Of The Of the company and s,s,
other soch holders; ths the company have earrings
r. en- vhich raid dividend paid and that he pay
men, viii IMPAIR the oapltal Of the 60 npsny.
The sets mat toe ainun not stookho der
~ The company sns sAs facts tending 10 sho that she
Ia not They ais, deny thst they have not sufficient
pins earnings hard 70 pay sad dvdnd, bat aver that
lbcy have
mo ion ro~ msie dissolve The temporary njanc-
ton granted on tho com lsint.
there can be question us, she entitled 20
Tits action have the relief claimed. mo ra MIL
claims be Of The corporation BY virue OF
two several certificates ~ stock ssued W her by Rc,ess
SCHUYLER then ,he transfer ssen, 70 the CONFIRMATION,
and hsued on the 9th of November, 1853, And
the other on tho 2ols Of April, 1854 The
and raudulaut ,hst schuyler had sutaorty 70 issue
hem that a the they hsusd The full amount
OF sck authorised By the charter OF the company hal
bes .u.d tnI, said cert acates the time u " wore
20 ssueo rerre.en,ed stock and Ihst ~ plaintiff has
never been admitted recognized stakeholder or Mo
corporation by the otser s0okhcders neroo or ny tho
directory or toe q npany Upon the fscs before me
applying the rules laid down ny too Court OF Appeals
In the Of Ae konaScs' Bank against this ooroosa
ton "a Kernan y tqr)i m lri h0ls MAJ The plaintiff "a
nc, stocs hoct ~ ne soelo alton II ~o ccroedei on
the argument th ussss sne ~ sucr stock ,oidcr shs
"a. mot entitled 70 TIC relief scvsnt Wnsever may re
claim ssspss the corporation BY reason OF ne aos o.
theit esent unless Fhe rock abe h,s no siand
Ing 10 cnrr vttt, uyon shy settled prin0pe, would
authorize Der 70 clam the relief she seeks II may DO
that the rp the ans scr rnsy be varied by tho
proofs bu, or he motion 70 vaco tho rjeaocn on me
complain. ant aS-er ard the after dsBfite AL tho
this court bst tao hiohcion caDno be sustained. Tho
moson " vsoaie u a usl lncresore be granted.
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NEW YOhK CAIrLE aARKEv.

receipt ~ AlerfOns dorm fallen
of head the receipts he last
prices materially Aiecsd Tine quality shovel
OF supply. aud advance Of
shout 20 per 10. established. The nd1bur
i7 hesd. and f1r the "a read 81 the
yarts IS head ,how falling of IN tee rsc-uts OF 7s1
bead. be cemaUd throuz aout tbs day
pricee VARYING froa skc 70 isc At Bergen bin 40
mead disposed Of Monday hom
la perb. Abe nNket fair Al I'll tae other yA4ds.
COWS AND CALVES.
The supply continues Large, and the demand mode ie, al
hrrer prices
VEAL CALvus.
TIE receipts continue very hesvv while the dezut about
sctve for the past few weeks some Re
made NJ 20 bat ony few solasd cSsss. THIS average
price IA about 6isc. snd tbs op Of thr market 10.
sHskr AND LAsss.
We have change ~ ase In Inc markst except slight
n Ing I In fecepts, which dors si-o ph9r~ IN bs
as sea have been transaoed readily a, ormer
Auous.
BwfNE
The receipts during the pst eek have hsen unusually
nrh only hsyns hecn received At Allerons which
Ter Ter than received for
IDug time pat hossvr - the rec pis hrsvy last
.e.k there number efs or tsis weeks
sso have been ,rctsd great erent Hold
little more nrm 81 shou, last w-rss quotations.
RsoAPI1ULArIuS.
The total 'ecspts OF All stock Al all the yards Ter hs week
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RICp-Saes or about 10 Heroes were made 81 DO 6ho
suoARs.-rbe saks ombr seed about $50 . 500 hhds
Gu RADIO cne1y within the raoge o. To 90, and
60 hbds inferior 's,es 81 exc a7hc
wHALJBoAB "A Ne q sdford pAper Of the 2lst Inst re-
MARKS EAlows-" hal.bone 10 held drmly, but do
MOI hear OF any spssc Ions snce last The sale
pores last week In the shippog list WAS IN orref-ho
quantity sold VA so lbs, and no, IS co.,"
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Cana stesdy % quotssonE, With salas q 200
400 bnS Southern -four heavy Tor tho grades
whi bsA ppc1a geo. Sales n about loo
a zoo hbis ~eIe made u The Aoovo prceS Rye h,dr
w.r .tsds al tho above 1gurn jersey corn -ai ~as
unchanged sslo Of ~ vupc aeous OF Bran ~ sine wss
Wd 49, om $40 81 WaeAt vas 10 ~ d
supply and pretty fully dsah In, without change
10000 . 10 90 b-sheJs including Ito southern ~
IS 81 90 RIO 5.Wthern q s. 80 81 IS smsl, Int
70 bus ella 'ed SOu,nevn sod n III %, ~ntts
Michigan c,o o. 81 q 81 40, Chicago spring .sId ~ 81
o. nd Onto al o. % 81 q, ana oommun wnto -
81 81. Among tho sAlos 600 bushels ~hte ME-
1. sie ieens Cor 0peoed dull, but c 60
;mer, about 80 coo 10, 600 bash Wss
miA.o en-" ri IT." an oosng at go. Row. "a OF n
bOi At6. Tor and Old Oa1s dui aud 10 sof.
We qvoe o AID Western ii 40 $50 We quote grain
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roooe exses. Of s.t a. oh dy,dend't oee trc
ts~, nv- per tho Sii ,o0c COO rhs sa2p 900
yessJ LAY pep ssDkiuE fund med /, ias
IN toe 6onos ready ourcbAsed. III parcn..- (yea,y)
more tqus per the Sal GOV ooo s.oox
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Emo's Gaspsy--ss CoRBYr's Bs-ur-nr. W. Corbyn,
one OF tho popular assistants Of sr Nibo the manage
menl Of this vore resort takes HE bench, On SATURDAY,
pest 9en in. an. Ths brothers Rsvel, sixuonus Rolls
-ith other emIreui sr, have offered lheir services
and nothing viii be len undone 70 10 No. Corby
= veil deserved t-isu,e In an overno-ins house
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Ccvrs Ia sndss - rnss Day.
Uuvm sNArw rr~~C- OsUws-nus. 81, -, 81, 10, ~,
n, ~, 80, 81, %, &c. "a
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Ts.s AutSmn Hat TIE ASlsnt10n OF Gen.
len h cna y invited satiful
i've hst fur sunvu WAAhO X 90,
SIG Ar nd vAy, Ninholss ,5otoL