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h It best 10 Gzht with the SOuth1
From the Boston Post.

eve are ali inter stei "a FIRE I.hor. The com
mefci i nan Is lot .sted. Is that sheh freIghts
his ssip.." &c.-N p BaAks ga FIassd Hal,
Avg 10.
L q. ace how this applies TO the exports from
thi. country FOR few years past.
For the y-ar e=ding June 80, 1850, a. shown By
the last tr,,-urs report our total exports amount
ed TO tIS6, 946a ola. Yaae OF cotton S7l ,9S4 SIG;
tobacco ~, e5l ,O2S. Making liberal estimate oa
products 81 the sea- forest sni agriculture, AID
giving all the export OF specie TO the North dur.
Ing the year, the products OF free labor going 50
freight ship. Out-aId Soaad dit not eIesei forty
millions or Teas tAaA oHs-tAirl Of the tatIf sxports
Ia 1881 oui total xPorts amour ei 20 ttsS. 4s9,
us. OF Shoh the Nar.h furnished isss tAaR ore
Csarf4-say SIS, 600 900. The South furnished
STA Sl5.siT ia cotton alone, aud ts.sis sSl ia
tooaceo.
10 ls52 the total exports Sers sl9a. S6s, 9s4 -
Giving unity seven millions OF spe=s~ 20 the North.
sac exported Only about S7s. oOo. 600. or little
more tban one-thiFd. The value Of cotsoa sxpoIt-
- by the South vss ts7 EOS, 1885, toeaeea, 49,
Usl. 2sS
H. 1855 The total exports wess Ssis AZ. 69T -
Giving the North again 81 the spesa -tWssaty-
u,Feo aud ball miilioas-shs expusted ooly go
ou,h farnshed ia cotton sIV9. 4s6 so4, and Ia 10
ascoo sll.Sla.sle,
H. 1854 lss total exports seFs sass $50, $40 Ia
ending all tae -preie, s0me thfsy-eizbt anillious.
ne N0rth could uog haze ezp3Fted more than
tso,0o0oo o. ii,Ils more than third The
south s-Rt oat more tkaH thai Ia cotloa alone.
sfsss 30, 2s9,l aud SO ola. 0f6 10 tobseeo,
IL 1919 ths toss sEpofss ssFe sssS,7os SIS
6iEinE sgain, ths specie 81 che North. lsomr -
teaf milau-l she sEpoFtsd les thzn tlot.uoo o0u,
oF sooat - ,sniths oHly. Cotl0a SIS, les s4fs
asero eri. TIA ses.
in 1859 ne total experts wsrs sslo.5ss $50,
win iossy+eaf uliiisns Of sPeess iscladsd, tas
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The ConstI,mtIon OF oregon,

The Constitution likely, according II the last ae-
counts 20 b. adopted by the tlregon Convention
contains some remsrka,l provisions. II do 5
away with gr,nd jari - unnee-ssary-the pr :
iimiaarv examination D fore = msgistr IT. previous
to committal hiring dremeh sufficient. Is providss
{ az tn r. shall he no ii ut-nrnt Governor; that
tie S-crrtary Of State shall exercise the functions
Of Gov rnnr pro tea in ,se of the death Of that
funetiouar, aud lh { the Governor shpll also be-
Treasurer Of the State. The numb OF m, mh-Fs
of the State Senate il limited fifteen, and that
of the Assembly 60 thirty, with biennial sessiors
The b ot * abolishei At elections, and viVa Uoee
voting substituted. Judges declared ,,lie =
Die for Office not Judicial. during the period for
which they are elrcrei ans Tor year aft T; ma-
mic P,lits ar a-olutsly prohibited from cOnr CO.
ing d"bts and hank ehartrrs CO every description,
ar forbidden. With regard 20 the question OF la
very, Il Is beievei that two clauses lsgalising
aud sue 9th, prohibiting slav ~, viii De apPended
10 thu raft OF the eos stituiion. TO adopted
'otsd ~ cubs great vote Of 1.-THE PeoPle.-sjOHr-
nal Of CoRlmer,s.
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IMPORTANT DECISION UPON A RAILROAD CAsE.-
Judge NcLaan delivered long decision on Won
day in The o. S. Circuit Court of Indiana, upon a
motion TO appoint a receiver for The New Albany
and Salem Railroad Company, in the case of Dow
Williamson, treasurer, &c, vs. the N. A. & : R
r Co. The Judge deciied--6rst: That a receiver
need not D. app inted simply because th.r4 Was
default 10 the payment of interest upon the bonds
of the company The law ahhors forfeiture, aud
would never enforce one Secondly: The fact tiist
the company had paid all the net earnings (saving
the usual surplus) to lquidat- its floating debt did
not justifv the Court in holding that this was g
interpolation of the earning for, IL that debt
was contracted to finish the road, or to relav the
trick. then il wss ben fell 20 the stockholders
add ell concerned Thir ~: That the Court you'd
not take the road out OF the hands Of the present
msnsg' r., for IL Was apparent that they hai msn
aged the road with fidelity and integrity. Tn"
Court then made order Fir, cling that 10 future
the net earnings Of ths ro4i should he applied in
quail proportions to the pawn ut of the floating
debt and the interest upon bonds.
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Hog Market.

The Louisville Courier of Oct %, says "ths
usual packing season is apily approaching, but
yet We hear Of no movement whatever on the part
Of packer, droVers, or speculstors. The markets.
at stand, With DO prospc: Of prices being estab-
lished for som time to come The crop of corn il
immense, ard the farmers can faften their hogs at
comparatively little expens,, an being unwilling
80 accept low prices, viii convert Urge proportion
Of their stock into bacon, which will not reach the
market much earlier than spring. The ct contracts
that came under our notice wcre at 64.63c.; but
buyers now refuse TO contract at even SC.
At Madison, Ind, early in the season, some 26,-
900 hogs were contracted for at Sc 80 net, for
which, together with lots engaged at the market
price when the season commences, the business
men f Madison have advanced about $3.50. 900.
At Evansville, Ind and along the Wabash, there
i an utter Indifference among buyers to operate at
she decline in prices. Corn ftttened hogs for No
vember delivery we're offered in Cincinnati last
week at So so Without finding buyers. Those who
have bought at S. and 81 feel very sore, and are
contrivng bow to get out Of the loss. A house in
Evansville, entered into engagements before the
p4nic for 5000 head average of IS, to be de-
Iv, red on the Wabash. We hear Of several pur
caases N Gibson county of small lots at IS.
The St. Louis Republican. of Monday has the fol-
lowing:
Farmers would offer freely if there was pros
pect that $4a4 % could be obtained; but packers
will name pric' whatever, not even figure ma
terribly under those quotations Recently, 200
head averaging 200 lbs gross. sold At 81 net, but
they were for shipment. Another lot OF $50 head
was off red to-day at the same rate, but without
finding purchaser. This is q heavy decline, but
thu of the times reHd it inevitable and far
mers necsssitated to take what they get or
hold over to the next season.
The Chicago Tribune says of hogs in that and
other sections:
For present delivery, 81 rs 26, gross, is paid
for hogs in this market, though contracts for
NoVen delivery have been made r, GRITTY; and
shonlt money matters grow no b. Ct rot over So
net is likely 10 be pad during the p ckng season.
At Burlington, Iowa, lie 'Tn TINT So 80, gross
only is now paid, which is some 81 rs net; and at
this rte could be delv red h at about IS, net
To-dry iroad r. ceipGs were TOO head. At Balti-
more, as We learn by letter, 81 so j. paid, but
good many hogs press on the II irket, while cut
NETS quoted dull and lower.
PoRK, &-.-The Bank suspensions have unset
tied the pork market, and we hear OF no sales
ihe highest price W. have hraTd # red ia cents
gross a credit Of 60 days. hut the farme are
unwilling sell 1T that price and many say they vii.
salt their hogs the consequence l., that nothing is
doiny.
food -four is now selling at p cents, snd
eV rVtbing is tsndins downward rapi Ily.-LiaeO!"
Journal
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LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.

FRtDAE, Oct 80. 1851.
Hills ISTRoDUoED.
By Nr. Nunday To protect married women 10
their slave property placing then upon the sane
Sir. Brateber, to amend the road laws in this
st,te.
Mr.. Wit horne, to amend the act to authorize
the formation of turnpike companies
Also, bill TO authorize the building OF the Mt.
P SAINT and Hampshire Turnpike road =
Mr.. Heiskell, to prevent couhct Of courts IN East
Tenn. ssee.
Also, a resolution directing the Clerk to Gle
copies of ell documents printed for the use OF the
Senate in the Library snd Office OF Secretary oil
State.
House amendment TO sepats Bill giving further
time perfect land It'll, s, providing that any entry
taksr who shall tail 10 pay over the fees received
for perfrcting titles within thirty daye, shall De
guilty of mi>demtanor was non-coneurred IN.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
To prevent useless expense in appeals and Writs
of error. Referred.
To incorporate Byrd's Commercial College at
Memphis. R ferred.
To change the name Of VIM. bays.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
To amend the charter of the Steam Mill Turnpike
Company, across Hstchie River. Passed.
Mr.. Davis returned the bill to repeal the usury
lave, with hill in lieU 10 Grange the rate of In
ter-st in certain cases. slowingten per cert to be
charged, where the contract is made. Made the
sperid order for tn 10th of Move mber, aud fifty
copies ord red printed.
Me-. Heisk-H, bill for the relief of county Trus
tees and other officers who have received depre
Cd ted funds.
| The Senate reconsidered the vote rejecting
Senate bill providing that the State pay costs il
| cases of acquitted defendants, and Mr. Reed hat
leave to Withdraw the bill for amendment
| The Senate adjourned to IL a. II. Monday.
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THE LAND SPECTATORS. article 10 the Chi
cagO Tribune Informs US that shoals OF people from
New England and the Middle States are travelling
westward look after the farm lands and building
lots in which they invested much monty last
summer and spriug, at time of great iuaatiOn, or
upon the security of which they lent money to
Western men. The Tribune adds that these in
p stmsuts hopeless now, and will be so for
years to come. But this probably depends upon
whether the holders Of such lands and lots con-
tinue to expect good prices. The arti lie we quote
from says that the amount of land now for sale is
immense, in fact out Of all proportion to the de-
mand at present, or aUy prospective demand for
the next ten Years.
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A Noble woman.

The New York correspondent Of the Boston jour
nal writes the folo~ing:
"Onr Of the cit zsns of New York, a gallant.
Who'll hearted aud noble irlloE-~ho is better
known in the country than any Other mao who
lives H. NV York -Sbosu house has been she
home Of all the great mea OF the lani-and who
has the same great git that God gave Solomon,
"laTgsnSss of heart he u tae surprise OF every
body, failed. All p, rsons supposed the house
imm' nsely rich aud vas daily coming money. Is
was said that the fslurr occasion by the out
side speculation OF partner. AL that this gent!-
man bad, aud all he had esrued, Was a. Oac given
up to creditors, aud he begsn life again, he be-
gan V thirty years ago, With the same spirit aud
energy, with the same cheerlulness and the SANE
hoerattty. tits Affairs we're IS lar possible tuen
Kept iron bis wife. But with the quick, keen eyes
OF heouon she saw that more was involved IN the
ahaifs OF ter husband than be chose state 20 her
she is ~oman that bad her birth aud education
nnder The 1nSelo0me say Of Nse England Bus
nee meh'a and moral training we're had under those
ibuuenees that have raised up 90 many men aud
women OF marx end talent IN our land. Hoping
nothing from her husband about hts uatters this
lady visited her husbands LAWYER and heard fFo,,
him the full measure u the evil that had fallen on
his future. Her resolution aaE AZ once Lakrn
She knew that her hHshand valued hi. be,for r.oy.
than all tbe wealth OF The world and th.t n, ia
that that homer seemed 10 rVst uuder a cloud sh
had che East a large ani valuable pree.rtv
which Was exclusively her osn. She er,i,rsa 49,,
paP'Fr 20 be drawn at once, piseing s the proper.
~ 10 the hands Of b, husbands creditors. rsselv
lug 70 puFake With him Ut all the consequence O.
the lOrs prop rty She shrn sought oaI her hu--
baud, told hin has she had doae, aud sitA a s.uI-
ling lace babe hln look eheeFiuily 20 the gloslas
future beioEs them. kobls somanl wofshy 0l tbs
be days Of Roman ioFgituds, aOrthy 10 be rank -
smOng those noble Women described Ia abe uoFl
OF Col. whom the children rise up anl call bis So
ed whose husband siueth among the elders II
the gate Of the city, Of shom her husbaud sns
sksny daugbtsTs nave done viTtaousiy. bss thos
exeslissG tbrm ~. ="
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HOUSE oF REpREsENrATIvEs.

FRIDAY, Der, 80, 1887.
The House met, and took recess pr paratory
meeting the Senate for the purpose of electing
Treasurer and Comptrot T, and Registers Tor the
Middle and Mountain Districts
IN CONVENTION.
The roll was called and Srnetors Brown, Travis
and Walker. and Representative CALDWELL Harvey,
IVie, Polk, King, Wilson, and Taylor were absent.
The election Of Comptroller being in order Mr..
Lamb nominated mes T. Dunlap. There being
other nomination 5, the roll was called, AMI Mr..
Dunlap ceiVed 81 and james G LuttreIl 81 Vot p,
and Mr. Dunlap was q, clsred duly elected Comp
frOer for two years, IRON e 1st day OF NJ, rch
ncxt.
For Treasurer, Mr.. Hill nominated Nm. F. Nc
Gresor, there being no further nominftions the
roll call d and Mr.. McGregor received 56 aud
Il Dick 38 votes, and Mr.. NcGr, gor was de-
clared duly elected Treasur T, for two years from
lsL Of March next
For Register of the Middl- District Mr.. Bullen
nominated Moses NJ. Swan the pr sent Incumbent
the roll was called and Mr. Swan received SO
votes an6 was elected for the next tour years.
For RICHTER Of the Mountain District, Mr. Den.
ton nominated P. B. rrueti, the ruu was call ID,
md Mr. TIurtt received 81 and J. F. Bass 3s votes,
and Mr.. Truett was l-cted for the next four years.
The Convention then adjourned.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Nr. Carter. Of Carter, from Military Aff,irs re-
turned bill to 'sbohsh mastering &C., aud recon-
mrnded it. passag'.
MIR. Tur er, OF Sumner, reported certain bill as
correctly engrOssed.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill
to limit the fees Of Attorn' vs. General and pre-
vent unnecessary costs, second reading, and sf-
ter further discussion the question put and the
bill Fej-ct, by a vote of SO TO 80.
TIL Senat bill to give further time to perfect
land titles, amended and passed by the House, was
returned with the non-cODcurrence of the Srnate.
SIR. ROwles moved that tbs House recede from its
amendment, which motion prevailed by vote Of
81 to 10.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
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North exported LEES than sIlG. 600, O00-say one
third only The South furnished more than th4t
in cOtton alone, SIPS ss2, 46l and 12,221, 84s 10
tobacco. a.
q SCENE, therefore, by the figures. that when
III Banks uBd. rtakes TO enligftsn commercial men
&c either knows not what he is talking about, or
else for low sectional ends he Intentionally mis-
states the truth. COftO" alone ffeights more than
tacOthirds Of our 0tstaoard boltnd Vs,seS The fol-
lowing tahle Wilt show ho~ large proportion OF
our imports including silks satins. ana emorsiie-
res. prin~iDalV consumed at the North, it bar &C
tnally paid for for six years past:
Value OF Imports Value Of Cotton
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NASHVILLE. Oct. 27tI. I857

NASHVILLE, Oct. 27t1, 1887.
GENTLEMEN I'm reply to your commu i:atoa
OF the 18th msdp BY Mr. Ewing, Gen. Pillow, Col
Guild, Judge Dunlap and IN sseli il said shat
if any one of US should be selected as the caDji-
date of our party, for the Senate it will then be
his duty as well his pleasure TO take such action
on YOUR communication IA he may deem prop T."
On last evening WIS selected as the candidtte of
the Democratic party, AMI az such respectfully
submit the following as my reply to your several
intprrogatories
As TO my position upon the que tions propoun-
ded by you in your lst 2 and / inIerrog itori-s
embracing they do, the question Of alien suf-
lrage so-callsd the extension of the nsturaza ton
laws and the questions inciient,l thereto, which
have formed AN issue between the party YOU rep
resent and the democratic party which | sm
attached, YOU are of course aware thtt hold TO
the doctriurs OF the democratic party Nv posi-
ton these questions, was elaborated in various
speeches in diff rent portions OF the State during
the late canvass, aud extensively circulated in pub
h-hed form. | make n similar reply to your 4th
bth 9th and 7th intro atorirs aud am tn rror4
opposed to the distribution of the proceeds of the
public lands or of the lands themselves to the
States, TO said in the construction OF rOa Is aud
canals " To your 9Th, state that | am not In "a
vor OF re. opening the African Slave trade. To
your 9th state that see no occasion for repeal
ing the neutrality laws. though hold this an open
question, which may b. controlled In future by the
policy pursued by other gOVeTnm nts. 10 r, ply
to your 10th intercept ry have to say that DO
not hold to the constitutional right OF secession,
asmuch a., 10 nv opinion, oesssiou Is a reVOlu-
| tonary remedy, which, howeVer. intOl'r Die OPP
preston aggression upon the rights of any State
or people NAV justify. your Ilth int rrugatory
/ reply that do believe that the L gislaturr has
the right to instruct Senators in Congress AMI that
! tits their duty TO obey or resign.
To your l,st intsrrOgatory l reply that the A.
mendments of the fed raj constitution referred .
/ . y fac Id nv Mr LII
! Jackson, AMI more recently hy Gov johnson, have
| always IN the approval Of raw ia Ign mt, but ia
vie~ Of the existenc OF the Black Republican or
| ganiE ,gion with is aims and purpos-s, I cannot
commit mys II 70 the policy, at least so long as ia
INV Judgment tn pr. s'nt danger of sectional coll
lisIuns sxists OF advocating change of cha iedrr-
Al constitution for thu purp jse OF incorpoFati z
| sith it, those smendments
| beg ave % express she hope that the fOre-
going replies TO your t"t Frosaori will be loa nd
| sau tact ~. Very respectfully
! A. o +. NICHOLSON.
/ Messrs MoCoSSIcO, and others.
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Under these circumstances, Is il worth ~hils Tor
New ENGLAND business men longer to wage war
against the Soutb-Q91yrel nth their oIOn bread
and bHttcr-sDply gratfy the aspirations of such
sup.rlauVe dsmlgosues and political WeatheTcOcks
as Nathaniel P. BanksS
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~ tie thss rs spent maeh q his tine &c bis
ssaay, al seldom BE- solivesea ensash % thlsk Ia
= erasd, o. eoaadsal saoasa 10 t.iS maea b cen
pasy.
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HoE. PIERaE soULE-Ws FegEst 70 learn that
this distlngu shed gertivmaB is uOw lying
" lick q bis rssideres 10 thls eitg uisa De sss
IN III, sbro's, contracted dureg hla Fis 70 Asxeo.
NsO Orleans Data.
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EO
Ilovsd thee lorg and fs venty,
worshlpprd ~ shrine.
And every throb o. my pr I'd heart
Was fandy, thine
True, a. tie n-sdle q the pol.
tbs ossom the ~,
hid FL the bright the oeAaiif1.
turned 20 thee alone.
loved thee fns che soa' that shore
IN ny dark, melting eye
And Or Thy ioE, sweet, gentle voice,
E1f a. the Eepht sfe
And fsr IA fair ala gfEesfsl iorns
Thy ara - free fren Eale,
AeF dressed hat pride nd sAlsehood slept
haae4ih ny SHINING anlie
nst adisu Thy bitter EoFda
Have rest loves golden chain,
Aud se, aho ance - fnnsly loved.
NAY nevsF meet aEains
Or II ae ia, b caru.css throng
AHl ue'er EnF . ru.sh see.
Nor 81 knaa that 10 ssY soai'a
A poaruf1i dresm q thes.f
A,ezi ahY shsaa . love - paTe
Ahls itse dEsaHn asp2Fts
Hes goalist thal spurn that prtcslez4 FeEs
a trae end fosiaE heard
BIS 80 us past. And - saea breast
tns tsFhea aiasft = ID relnatns
Fer aEeas e=t SaAsen llsks oaes hrske,
Ca ser - e-4sled agsla.
Naszfltlss Issf. CLARA
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= n zsiserat e. e he = essnFs silhincss - roe-
tsr safteFs scse her u The eol sqpent aseip1 N
80 = srosare ne Pflcs 81 kcara uil 90 ee reic1
t e . - a. . PSI tay tfansieat - ioE. AIS ifa
- - Is 81 3 30 sesk 80 Fsrasnsas a-S seal
ccS1s-ri A~+-+-e-
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Iss frsas zea aaasiz4aas e AZ. sal Mss sehn So
iafiisa e ssua ~ s-asrs q tsf ssn Jsssaa B.
ncaFos, asm sAa1 sssatsss. aznzasfAas sssst a. %
esssE aafHlas. ussias sssszsz - ~ D. uoasa
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W H&yEs -pasndfd y sir q q kfcH nORsEs. baEry
3 sua sadt,e hnd No I WaFan boz e. scr sale lhe
ostss-iw. = CHAN. AEsat.
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MI NichoIson,a Lsrter.

The following is the reply of Hon. A. o.
P. Nicholson to the interrogatories pro-
pounded to him by a portion of the mem
bers of the Legislature, differing with him
on political topics, as read in the Conven-
ton, Tuesday, by the Senator from Maury,
Mr.. WHITTHoRNE:
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Wheat Wheat.l

III 80 pas sAe hiTAsss ssrbef = u ezzh ~ fle
~ re- 81 ellis ahsst g slsee1sssa 8 q ssrf-
e1ls2-esMi3- gaaNsoNs Nz4ssA ~
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PAPER HANGTNG.

IL tfaa. ~ RssIn aaa HsssF1siEs Pager mssFlss
j asas Is sas ksss sad iAs spsss pflsss -
ossss ~ = - Rsars. ss. u bp.a.ssss stree. uai
hs FFsa pas ealeaesa g.
arRnHaseEss
sfEasas A. Il CASA, \. Bckss
ia Hras He's seas
oes1s L y. 0casrt
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Fanny FERNS New Beck.
+ re s In He ave 3 Z,
BY FANNY Perm.
In one volume, Blue and Gold.
From ne N.,, rorE ca,,i.r.

From the Eetr York Courier.
Fauuvs leaves always re-h lively and plqua ard
they have the sromn OF nature arou' hem. There
Food wAnv rrofrssed cri IL vho tha Fapnv Is RIDE
"u'~Sr and tppant. Put this o. critic thi7k hat
anything i rrsre and vu'rar, and nippsn that not
eomUon-place aud full and stuTid. s. akespeFre snd
W. ~ and StrTne, and addison Fisfinv. dVead
civ c'srsr ard they dreadful popular. French
cc he's corn' ared 'fakspeare dung hin, hut what
~ Il! Ctittr7 VIII have their nd thew have right 10
say ~hst hey think ard the pGhfe right think
too; nd r. aE, esere'eS 'tis riaht without
regard @ tie oVir % = cics fhsn ne weather shows
FOR the vsBe clylr' 'rspie The rutc have riven
and the trh 4 -~oveS o. wha' IL snd vul
gsT. Fsnny' sls hiss the vigady, tersenes, and cpl
graz Uacal I've iness Of The Fgerch school while her
fancy Is I'm 81 Cpr Eel tenderness and teeming with
simple drSIs &c and ieHr the most hearty and
/ tdinmsti' 81 Ergi-h writ her who com
plain that she T. par grsVti T. and she e. aud
so we're Sno- an6 Franklin and Pope, snd Montague,
and Ia Pocftio c.. ID and Bccon. Hot Il would be
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/ 10 dEuse through a Volum@- Fanny Fern
climbed Into reTutaten through the dthcuue
She wrote for obscure Journals, and compelled the world
20 rFcoETze her IN spite 81 the unfortunate chan
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The present. volume l. pretty little With gNt
edg~s qUsIrt binding vi ch has anliqtated look,
mailing agreeable contrast 20 the comm blue aud
/ gold now the rage amcng bnok manufacturers.
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
w. T. BERRY s. co.
! sep.s9.
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