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SPECTATORS AND CAPITALIsTs.-
The following lively, characteristic and
effective story is Of Partisan origin, but
will fit this latitude as well as that -
Two gentlemen were chatting on the
Boulevard. One was a great Spectator.
devolving the plan Of a magnificent pro-
iect, the other a dazzled capitalist, ready
to snap at the bait. lie hesiiated little,
but was just yielding, merely making a
few objections for conscience s.ae.
Near these two passed a couple OF
youngsters Of ten or twelve years. They
were looking into tobacco shop close
by. and one cries out to the other:-
by the piper! Id like to smoke a
sous worth of tobacco
'Well,' said the other, buy a sous
worth
'Ah, as luck will have it, l haven't
the SOU
Hold ca! I've got two sous
That's the ticket! just the thing
one for the pipe, and one for the tobac,
CO.
ooh yes but what am I TO do?'
You? Oh! you sAqH be Tie stocIhoa.
sr; you can spit!
il was a fash of light. The capitalist
thrust his hams into hi, pockets and fed
The Spectator cast u furious look at the
two urchins and turned down the street
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CT" Pompey, de corn's up"
De corn up? why only planted it
yesterday"
know dat but de hogs got in last
night and guy it lift you haden't count
ed on"
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Price ST per Bottle, Or Sic for S., Delivered to
any Address,
Accompanied by reliable anG responsible Ger
tifcates from Professors Of Medical Colleges,
Clergvmen and others.
Prepared and sold by n. T. HELMBOLD,
Prattfcal and .4nalgicdl Chemist,
No. q South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Assem-.
bly, buildings. Phia-
@ ehad Of COLLINS e. PIER CE, Momt.
PETER, ", Generat Who esaie 1gents, and of al
Druggists ami Deaie1s hrouCh,ut Tie Laited
States CanqtiaS and british Prorintes
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Ask for Helmbold 's-Take No Other.
CURES GUARANTEED. 3v1
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DYE STUFFS.
PFiffS rcrwgnandirg MIN ihe Timrs.


" ALWORTH * WEST of Coventry, are
" about TO fail, and / would be very GRITTY.
iig 10 them 10 have all those who want Goods Ia
call NJ their store aud buy them cheaper than
ever for cash. Cash they must aud IN have. bnt
in order TO get it they have determined to let the
people have foods al their own prices
Coventry, Jan. IL, 1853 sw
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MS - tiiC ilOuSt lutt
Jeems built.
This Is he n3.,l' hat lay
in e house that
Jcem, buiit.
This the rat that eat the
malt that lay i'll the
house that J e e IN 5
built.
This Is the cat that kill
ed the rat that eat the
malt that lay in the
house that j t e m ;
built.
This is the dog that wor-
ried the cat that kill
ed the rat that eat
the malt that lay in
the house that Jeems
built.
This is the COW with the
crumpled horn that
tossed the dog that
worried the cat that
killed the rat that eat
the malt that lay in
the house that Jeems
built.
This is the maiden all
toriorn thai MIXED
the COW with til g
crump!el horn ihat
tossed the dog that
worried the cat that
ki.le,l the rat that eat
the malt that lay in
the house that Jcems
built.
Tbs is the nan ~ ta:-
tered and torn lAai
married the maiden
all turlorn that milk
the cow with til Z
cgumpled horn that
tossed The dos that
worried the cat that
killed the rat that ea.
the malt that hay il
the house that Jcems
built.
This is the priest all
tven an shorn that
married the man all
taitered and torn un-
to the maiden all for
lorn that milk ed the
COW with the cIum-
pied horn that tossed
the dog that worried
the cat that killed the
rat that eat the mat
that lay in the House
that JeemS built.
CtRcinnl
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t. In the hearing Of an Irish case Of
assault and battery, COUNSEL, while cross
examining one Of the witnesses, asked
him what they had at the place they
stopped ate
-Four glasses Of ale"
"Whai nex,?'
1.-Two glasses Of whiskey.'
"What next: =
Zone glass of brandy"
What next z"
A fight"
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Musical Notice.

g ". PARKER Z CO, are now i,1epaTed e
~ furnish superior Musical Instruments from
the best makers in this country, such as Plauos,
Meodeons of CaIharts Patent. Quick sales and
small profits is the motto, and we will sell cheap
az than the SAME kind can be bought elsewhere
We keep good assortment on hand; call and
see. Tuning and repairing done to order. For
further particulars addresses. w. Parker & Co,
Coventry, Vt
n. b. Every instrument sold by US warranted
TO give satisfaction.
August ]. IS57-52m6*
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% Nat, what are you leaning over
that empty cask for?7
ID mourning over departed ,pirtt.."
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Vermont State agricultural Society.

FINiiE Annual Meeting Of the Vermont State
n Agriculture Society will he held al Middle
bury. on ihursday, the 2lst day of January, Is5s
The Farmers OF Vermont are earnestly invited to
attend. ID e. LiNSLEY,
CorrpspondinR Sec'y
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INDIAN DOCTORS.
Acute. chronic. CT Obdura.e Diseases.

Acute, clf0nic, CT UDuuIaG DlStdNS'
The Doctors, in az dition TO a regular education
in the Healing AT, have had extensive expert.
ence and GuJounled observation in practice, and
have spent all their time III their profession
The Doctors Father was native of the forest;
he passed many years among his ps ople, ard
was perfectly familiar with their language as
spoken by the numerous tribes. Gle had the
advantage of an English educatonl lie doubt
less obtained more skill from the savage tribes
Of the forest than ever acquired by any 9TH
err physician. The well>improved opportunities
for imparting this hard earned knowledge (Of
the aboriginal mode of treating Diseases) to his
three eldest sons, has truly proved him public
benefactor. as thousands have awaited themselves
of our remedies, have been freed from their pro-
tracted sufferngs. and how rejoice in the envia-
| Die comforts of life and health. The precious
| materials collected from the Vegetable Kingdom,
| they have carefully compared with Natures
/ known laws. and established Theories in PathO>
| iOgv and Therapeutics; and these bettered by
! their own discoveries in Animal and Vegetable
/ Chemistry, have enabled them TO perfect sys-
| TEN for the successful treatment of every cura-
| BILE disease, such as dyspepsia, Disease Of the
| Heart. Lungs. Liver ana Kidneys, Cough. Catarrh,
| Bronchitis. Asthma Consumption, Scruiula,
Cancers Ervspeias. Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
| Venereal Diseases, all Eruptions of the Skin.
| Fit>, rheumatism, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Female
| Weaknesses, ETC., are annually restored 10 per-
| feet health ana its attendant blessings by the
use OF those roots ana pants igathered froin the
hills and valleys that have long been the haunts
| Of the Red Mani that the God Of Nature partic-
ularlv designed for the effectual eradication OF
| every form OF disease that afltcts the human
race. The Doctors inherit in eminent degree
the skill aud native talents that nave long dis
| tnguished their ancestors. as their father ami
grandfather we're celebrated medical men. Their
Syrups, BitferS, Baisams, Pastefs, Salves, etc,
are invariably prepared under their own super
vision.
The Sick of both sexes are respectfully invit-
Ell to call and consult THE GENUINE INDIAN
DOCTORS.
The Doctors have remedies for the effectual
cure of Cancers, which have rendered them Just
" celebrated among the pale faces. They war
rant in all cases of Cancer.
NO CUREi NO PAY!
Irasburgh. Nov. IL, 1857. 46:1y
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A MUFr.-A thing that holds a younc
lady's hand without squeezing it.
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G. Remember thy Creator in the
days orthy youth
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Newbury Seminary
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Charles W. Gushing, A. H., President.
EACILlTIES.-Ter long enough TO accom>
= plish ordinary Text Books thoroughly. Facul-
ty OF experienced teIchers-French by an edu-
Gated Frenchman; Painting by an accomplished
Artist Piano. Organ, and vocal music by teach
ers who rank among the best-stToug moral and
religious influences.
FALL TERM Ct fourteen weeks will be-
GIN August u, 1858.
WINTER TERM oftwelve weeks, will be-
gin December 5. 1857.
SPRING TERM, Of fourteen weeks, will
begin March 4, 1868.
Misunderstanding furnished room and wash
ing per week, $500.
grade.
For more particulars address the President.
Newbury, Oct, 20, 1857. 40
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Notice.

" HEREAS, my wi!e, Liza Jane Lord, has
left my bed and board without any prove
cation on my part This is to forbid all persons
harborng or trusting her on my account after
this date.
NATHANIEL LORD.
Barton, Jan 8, 1868. avs
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T. q II. DRINELI., manufacturer and
~ and dealers in Mahogany and Painted Fur.
nitIre OF all Inscriptions. Also Chairs md Ca,f.
ms constantly DC hand. Alec Agcn.s ~ grig-
nam q Carpenters marble works
CLOVER. Aug, %, 1887. ssrs
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- u lfs

M subscribers are receiving n good article Of
hrks Island salt, and two bushels car he
bought for SI,75at sAn o"
Dec. IL, 1856 WoRTutvcroN,e
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60 60 NOTICE. ~

TIlE subscriber gives notice 70 the good PEG,
IL pie Of over. and the region round about, -
that he has just received from Boston, and is now
"ifarng for sale AT the Old stand of l.. Is. 4 j..
nirnnnds, in Glover Village, large, well selected
aud fresh stock Of
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LIBERATION NovUCC

VENHiS certfes that have this day eiver M,
II son David r. Corcoran his time dfrin, ~.
remainder Of his minority. shall clsim noe N
ms earnings nor pay any debts Of his CONTRACTING
after this date. her .
IIttness-P. True. mark
Derby, Dec. 10, 1857. Ia
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Medicine for the PeonIe

ffNIE subscriber has received the large assert
u ment of Patent Medicines from the shop OF
G. c. kellam-the Agency having been transfer.
red. full supply will hereafter be kept for sale
at my store.
Sept. 20. 1860 r. W. NYE.
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nELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPA Attn \ |
Highly Concentrated COMPOUND -iuid
Extract Of Buchu.
For Diseases of the Bl ,a5er, Kidaeys, Crarsi,
Drrpsv, Weaknesses Distractions Stcfet D's-
easts Foaaie Complaints and al Diskdses
OF the StEual Organs, -.
Arising from Excuses and linprudences IN liie,
and removing all improper discharges from the
Bladder, Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, whether
existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause they may have originated,
Ard no matter how Long Standing.
GiriRq Healh and Figor 10 the Frame, and Ssooa"
70 the Paiiid Cheek.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTEDl!l
II cures Nervous and Debilitated Sufferers, and
removes all 'he Symptoms, among which Wal be
found
Indisposiion
10 exert,on, Loss of
Power Loss of Memory,
Difficulty Of Breathing, Gen
er4i v Weakness, Horror of Dis
ease Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror OF Death, Night Sweats,
Cold Feet. N"keiuIness, DmnesS Oh his4STi
Lsucuor, Universal Lassiiude of the Muscular
system, Often Enormous Appetite, with Dys'
pep,lc symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing
OF the Body, Dryne-s Of the SkinI
| PalIid countenance and Erup'
| tons on the Face, Pain In the
| Back, Heaviress of the
1 Eyeds, Frequently
Black Spots
Irving bel
fore the Eyes, with Temporary SnffuSlon and loss
| Of Sight; Want of Attention, great Moblllty,
| Restiessness, with Horror OF Society. Moth.
ing is more desirable TO such patients than
/ Solitude and nothing they more dread
for fear of themselves; no repose OF
manner. no earnestne>', 40 specula"
| tion but a hurried transition from
| one question 10 another.
These symptoms, if allowed 10 go ou-which
this medicine invariably r-moves-soon follows
LOSS OF POWER, FACULr Y, and EPELEI-
TIC FITS-in one Of which the patient may ex-
pre. Who can say that these excuses are not
followed bv those dreful diseases-lNSANlt J
and CONSUMPTION The records Of the IN
SANE ASlLUMNS, and the melancholy deaths
by CONSUMPGlUNa)eara ample witness TO the
| truth of these assertions. la Luna'ic Asylum:
the most melancholy exhibition appears. ht
countenance is actually sodden and quite desti-
9 tuie-neiIhcr Mrtl Grief ever visits 1t. ShouiC
sound OF the voice occur, il is rarely articulate
"NHh wuv.u measures, wan despair
wv sulien sounds his grief beguiled."
Debility is most terrible! and has brough
thousands upon thousands to untimey graves
thus blasting the ambition Of n!NLy Lobe youths
, Ii can be cured by the use this
rzrrsJTrrTr pERrNv
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S | @ @

One Hundred Dollars will be paid TO any Phys
ician who can prove that the Medicine ever III
iured 81 Patient; and the testimony Of thousands
can he produced TO prove that it does great good
Cases from one week TO thirteen years standing
have been effected. The mass ofVOLUN TARY
TESTIMONY in possession of the Proprietor
voucning its virtues and curative powers, is I'm
melse, embracing names well known to
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THE AIR CASTLE THAT
JEEMS RTTu,T

This is the House that Kansas with
JeemS built. SLAYER.
This IS he m;l' hat Iay } Southern in
IN The house that tiuence and
Jeem, buiit. ! southern cold.
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LISTEN TO WORDS Or TRITT
S. STANFORD spEAKrrv

DERMIT me. Mr.. Editor, through, ,,..
II to say word for the benefit 4 4. -
generally. As have been a rrsidrr. &, 80
for the last five years and an p,g,,9
quairted with the wants Of this I-,
call their attention 10 my snop on
where they can find a general assorlr.-SN
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FTsoTTR =

'VHE subscriber has constantly on hand extra
Hour manufactured from the best Canada
market. GRO. WoKTuNcroS In X ~
Dec. TO 1856.
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SCIENCE AND FAME.

100, 900 BOTTLES HAVE BEEN SOLD and
not single instance ola failure has been reported
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
ofthe City Of Philadelphia IL. t. HELMBOLD,
Chemist who being duly sworn does say, that his
preparation contains no Narcotic, Murcury or
injurious Drug. but are Purely Vegetable.
IL. I. HELNiBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and Subscribed before me this 23I day
of November, 1854.
WA. P HIBBARD, Alderman.
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INFALLIBLE REMEDY.


If Won ar suffering from any OF the above dis
treSsing ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT BU-
Gnu vii. cure you. Try 1t and be convinced Of
lis efficacy.
BEWAkE OF QUACK NOS TRUMS AND
QUACK DOCTORS,
who falsely boast liabilities and references. Citi
zens know and avoid them, and save Long Sui
ierlng. Money ANA Exposure, 10y sending or cali
inG1nr bottle Of tins popular and SPECIFIC
REMEDY.
IL alays all pain and inflammation, is perfectly
pleasant i'll its taste and odor, but immediate Ill
It's action.
uELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is PREPARED directly according TO the rules of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
with the greatest accuracy and Chemical know
ledge and care devoted in its combination. See
Professor DEWES' Valuable Works Oh the Prac-
tice OF Physic, and most Cf the late Standard
Works Of Medicine.
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: : - = :" -
CASH IN HAND,
HARNESSES.

Ready Made, or made to order, anything /, IL
line, Of superior qualify AID STYLE to ia,
ever yet offerea in This market. AZ We hsr. !.
gagged the services of a gentleman who ha, ss.i
good share of experience, having worke. nv,
Gus cities il the UaIted States, at tie La
busiueSS
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VTE

feel confident with his skill and atiiaz e,
workman, with steady, industrious h5s.a
social manners, together with our own lesa
attendance and experience in business, EssL
render our shop worthy the respect and Pazas
of all civilised Christian people. IasrsAa
me say
Come and we viii do you Gosl
If hungry we will feed, if DESTITUTE We vii q,
ply Your wants, if cold we will warm yea. q -
have just received good supply Of stgges 4,
latest patterns and superior quality to sH7a q
ever before offered in this county.
As particular attention will be rsid a b
branch of business for the future, We will Bssr
ourself TO satisfy the mind, ples>a the srs Z
make the heart happy in cold weather.
Yours excruciatiugv,
SAMUEL STANFORD.
Irasburgh, July 10, 1857.
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Groceries.

such as Flows, Cultivators, Rake. lg4ya
Pipe, Tinware, Shaker Pals, Tubs, Noe. :
and Wood Washboards, Spice Bsra, -
Whips md Flour. All Of rlil vi. ys 4
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ALL ~ III E-
J'ai dine. il by a pas longtemps, avec IN
vicux de Ia yieille garde, qni y conserve sous
ses cheyeux blnncs touie Ia yerdenr da icunc
age ct aussi tonte Ia naiyete du soldat. NJ. :
est un ar,clen mmitre darmes qui cut dams sun
temps me grande reputation. II ma pas de-
passe lie grade de sergent, mais i a Gu Ia croix
ct il a Ii medaille de Sainte- Helene.
NJ. bolt rec, je dois ~Iavoier, ct qaand il o
son jeuae homme, comme OIL dt dams les cou-
Uses, Il racolite voluntiers SEA pronesses. Il,
conversation tDmba assez DaturelIement sui
fescrime.
Ill parait, mi dis.je, one qnand yoas e.ie2
an regiment, il n'e,ait pas tres suin dc Tons
marcher sur lie pied?
-Mnusieur, aujourdlni encore, je ne Won!
cache pas que ca me derangerait 81 on me ira
~cassait lie CUR. Tant que je n'aurais pas de
wise mon billiard. /.
Devise yotre billiard?
-Gest une maniere de dire; tant que ]
%n'aurai pms pris ma feuille do ronie pour Ia
hant.
An! tres-bien, MATS, fort CONNIE you
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TREMBI.EMEST DE TERRE A IA MARTINI,
euE.-On a recu, par Ia vote de- Southnnp-
ton, des nouvelles de la Martinique allant jus
guam Is @janvier. I'm tremhlement Dc terre
dix-neavieme anniversaire do celni Dc 1899
qui ravagea Port-de-France ct soma tait d
rpiues dams la c%olonie, a etc resent le II jan
vier. De dernier tremblement q etc de- beau
coup taoins grave ct moins ~serieux. On 4
eprouve me assez ~siolente s~ecousse, accou,pn
gnee de 60 grondement sonrd ct prolonge qu
ne fat jamais defiant anx phenonenes de q
genre: mais la scconsse ma cause Bul accident
ct, au bout Do qnelqnss secondes, tout etai
rcntre daps le calme nrdinaire.
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Bn.L. DUNE uriLITE .GENERALE.-u est ee-
want Ia legislature du Maryland I'M bill ayant
ponr but oue toutes les lois generates soiel,'
pMnbliees dams lie journal de chaque omit q
iElat, ct par deux journanx de la vile de Bal
timore. On assure que ce bill passera; nous
~,levrions bien avoir une pareille loi Ell Lonisia'
nc. ayec la clause que loiules les lois dune mi
lite generate seieal imprlmees en- gfas calar
teres Ell qu'elles soieni aihehees, en- p''S' q II
porte de cllaqile malson de eear de paro'sse
Les lois he s'anraient etre irnp Pf!nmNigee' u
eiet, il semhle absnrde que fop SOFT tenn dc $
soumeiire a ies lois que tous, a qaeiqnes ex
cep,ious, pres, ignorent.
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HsyAss@ie tirags de la loterie royale a
EeRh 10, Yoici les mmeros qne le sort
sG%vaffiiscss: Nos li,544, 100000; 1910,
IMMo; 9.4ss $4,000; 1924, $4,000;
s4s. aOoos 2,554. 1860. I7,205 ct 22.s29
saW chacnn; aG6, 1904, 2,4I3. l2,471,
&6G5l, $1,000 %cliacnH.
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saatstbS.-Une collision llfn
efare lc Great Western e. Prin-
I, iace he Raleigh, KY. lie Princess j
II II 10 minutes. Trois matelots, IN
"a Il dabx e%nfants. passengers d'entrepont,
Ies a1nires passengers, les liyrcs ct lrs
(saes ont etc sauves.
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trs-4
x kxsxs!.-LA leatre satvante, qae puoi,e Y
Kevne de Y Quest !enfafms Sdes renas.Bse1eees
gni pelseat ette utilless 9 qaelquessnns w. 10s
ss&As
Indiuin, "A tevrier 1903
Mopslepr.
Depais a9uelque temps des citoyens, dffiteqx
de veniir = 6xer su Kansas, p on sdtssses a.
verses guestigns aan9Nelles, q yous le Fessneis
len, jc Iepopder1i pr lR vote &c votfc jcurnst,
Nul IeSpenit pkofter ID II @oi az prescription,
i pnojns quill fshebits n ouart d section Gull
vent nc9neiir. SEs9 81. III s.ss
NH M peAt, w avertu " n meme IOts PREM
dre' plus DE- cent sOixante acFeA Z terser
4 placement n ssra 0biIyNtoixet y jAens eyots
N Tribune ~ Topeka qre 0sns 1enS cng tre]s
ans. GepsndAnt, ls G~ssnalesa kelisaHs des
totcnsksps arpksitet ont n lleQnlft ~ payer Plus
tot. Dina leS comics fx NQnugl1s "a ~
Shawnee. ,bevancnup deDtft sa2 ont della leurs
Etliss.de prophetic.
Ponr " rsaate nv II u0ttGN Weed, u fsai
remonser ID .Misbnri juSqlsk Kausas Uity. IN
4,an pyesra Il route II Santa Fe,gue r0n unite
Buckingham, pour VI dirigser MI kmpcFia.
fJnsQhe n, III fnnte est Tres frPgftzltec. Pins
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~AtsffrEx Ds Ia BARouE RIATtr.-IA
Fdds Adrialie, capitaine Durham, qui await.
ssisiss lar les autoriies Franchises, pour
at aborde le steamer francais 10 Lyonlais.
asi, srass i une ruse yankee, est echapPee
NnrslIle, Est arrivfe a Savannah, le IS an
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On salt que depuis Lonis XIV, fAngleterre
s'est %touiours atlaehef u pusseder IN noinbre
de yaisseaux double de celni one possede la
France. La marine imperiale qni n amour
d'hui % vaisseaux a heiice dot IN avoir 30
an Ter juin1a59; nous aPprenons que lie gou-
vernemeni anglais, qni compile en- ce moment
40 vaisseanx a helice a aot, Went de decide,
qu'a pareille epoque, c'est-asdire au Ter JUN
1859, ce nombre serait porte a go.