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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-30

THg ATLANTIC TELEGaAPH.--We have
intelligence from Newfoundland, which tax.
en- 10 connection with The news by the Ia,
English steamer, leads to the hope that the
Atlantic telegraph will ye, be 10 working
order. On Monday last, CTErs w. Field
received from Newfoundland a Dispatch
stating ,ha, On saturday the 10Th, sone
very good current. were received over The
Atlantic Cable, abs ,he word Henly. wss
distinctly rscognizei stou, the hour wben.
according 70 the advice received by the
Arabia, Mr.. HESLY. srse mach.ne vAs 70
have been working
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-30

ANOTHER lsckNpiAR,
nIsceN ERy-- WASHING
fu> ruE AvfuoK Oh 4
" i'srrAL AND RLoop,
MANIFESTO" TINS bss
ocRACv pnwN ON WASH
iSGroN. JEFFERSON AM
Skw And Cen. Wash
ing,on addressed I h Z
following letter 10 La
iayetie, IN i;as
+" | agree with YOU
cordially in your views
in regard 10 Negro
slavery. I have long
considered IL = most sc
rious evil. both social,
and politically, aud
should rejoice In sn,
feasible scheme 10 r,d
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's'en.o o' m' o'uh'an
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-30
Important Explorations w.r 81 mi"'
u.sots

Ihe report Of the Secretary oi War con.
tans recommendation Of the utmost i'm
rof,snce in it's bearing upon the Pacific re-
latons o! Minnesota, he prop0sss an i'm
meliate and careful exploration Of the
country lying north and wcst Of the Black
IIills which traverse Nebraska in nortbr-
Is and sou'bcrly direction. This country
which lles Immediately wes, Of Dakota Ter
ritDry. c0ntiguLns 10 the line o' Gov Srgv.
gss' roule for Pacific Railroad, from 81
Paul 10 Pugets Sound, which pas~s on the
northern bank Of the great bod u the Mis-
sonri, and upon the northern edge of the dis-
,rict ia question, Is represcn,ed by the Sec
re;ary 10 be almost wholly unknown. lie
,bgs ,peaks Of i,s geographical relations IN
,be northern scheme of Pacific Railroad {:
have no hesitation In saying that . most
important liDs Of INSTRUMENTATION between
,he Mississippi valley and the fiysr Oregon viii
ys' be opspsd, and probably a, no distant day,
either through the county spoken 0f, or . little
further north. upon q line .rt tadiug from Lake
Superior along upon the waters " the upper
Hss.ogh " those Of the Oregon. Atsll event.,
1e need much information about this country.
~hleh nothing bat a careful exploration can
give. There are strong grounds 70 believe that
between the nayigsble waters VI the hissoori
and thee u the riyef Oregon portage Of not
more than four hundred miles iniervebes. II
Iii, should turn out 10 bs true, and the ground
should prove suitable fDf the construction u =
road this route will be eventually one u the
mos rnpor,ani yet discovered bstsssD the Al
ant e Snd Pacific for military purposes.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-30

ssgrcnss or TIE RgD RIVE PEoYLg-
Ha,Ds,'i Monthiy for January, contains al
ercelIen, article, BEAUTIFULLY illustrated, by
ske,ebes from life, on the A" People Of Red
River. which dos- msch credi, 70 the pen
and prbcil of EoBsNT o. 5wsxsr, Esq., the
young arts, Of tn. city To whom /, q popu.
larIy s,,'ibuls'i.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-30

FAubsKI, y young colored man from
Hsyu, recently obtained the highest prize
at the coDeourse Of all the colleges 10 France,
held ut Paris.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-30
The Displacement ~ senator Douglas
from the Committee On Territories.
A Washington correspondent Of the St
Anthony Erprev, speaking Of the action oI
the Senate taucus, says:

the Senate taucus, says:
The Senators who opposed the deposition Of
Judge Douglas. were, II IL believed, MesErs.
Bayard Bigcr. Brown. Clingmsn, johnson of
Tenn, Rice. Shields. stuart, aud Toombs. You
see tina, both your Senators were Of this nun
Der. Mr.. Rice no doubt. was governed by
prudential motives aud by personal good will
towards his agreeable next door DeighbOr. He
has never sympathzed with Judge D. In hI.
late political cccentiiciiy, but has sustained
the pol cy of the Administration from first to
last lie was anxious, b0s ever, to heal the
breach, and was dcsirOus Of avoiding anything
like AL open rupture. he might have enter.
tanned belief that. when Judge d. and his
old friends should NEE, face 10 face, n full and
entire reconciliation might be brought abou,
Such was, no doubt, Mr.. Kice'r motive for en-
dea,Oring TO postpone the consideration Of
this question. But when bis aud others en-
deaY0rs were futile. and the will Of the major.
IS clearly manifest j, there was no unsoernly
conflict
Your delegation are making the best use ~
their tune and ~ Il 10 a short session. the
bills already submitted by them will, IN some
instances, bs likely TO Obtain favorable consid
Grafton, by their prompiness. Senator Shields
attends regularly the Democratic Caucus, and
Il N fuli communion with tho party.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-30

bu, men who truly feared God and kcp, ,hei,
powder dry; snl while they drilled all New
England IN the eRtechsm. they laugh, also the
lesson Of liberty, and sowed the seeds of the
Revolution.
This sentiment remained uurespondcd 10
/ by the Rev MIR. HIATT, OF ST. Paul, who
was not present.
5. Tuk LAVA YAsxkE-
With AN appropriate sen,imep, in honor Of
that typical individual, GEo. A. NouRsk
was TO have responded. but was not present
c. The women Of New England,
This shared the fate Of its predecessor
and the women Of New England remained
without champion, in consequence OF the
absence of f. W. Bars.
!. 0Lp FoLss AZ HoaK.-our grateful at
feciions fur The faithful guardians of our child,
hood aud youth, shall be a constant motive ~
all our Efforts 10 make our adopted State the
New England Of the West.
SoLoN ARMSTRONG touched the fliaI
chord OF this sentiment which wfs then
taken up by the audience 10 the popular
tune Of "Old Folks at Home when, as
TKsSysoS says, Il, passed in music out ol
sight.
:. Minnesota, Qua ADOPTED uONE.-Nay
the practice Of New England virtues preserve
It's peace and prosperity forever.
II. T. WrIiss made handsome response
TO this toast
A Mr.. llowEiL.. in deicrnce TO general
call. followed in the song of red. white
and blue. but from some want of sympathy
with the sentiment of the chorus or from the
neglect Of the vinous stlmulant hciorc men
tioned--a great aid to patriotic emotion
it was not very heartily joined in by the
audience.
Several volunteer toasts were offered
which our notes do not include. One ol
them, in compliment TO ST. Paul, after II
nearly iruitlcss solicitation on the part ol
the audi,nr, was replied to by Turopons
FRKson. Esq, in u humorous and happy i'm
promptu, while q sentimental tribute "a
the press. called out Mr.. NEwsoN OF the
Tunes, in an eloquent apostrophc TO that
sublime institution.
Aud lang Syne," sung standing, con
cludcd this part Of the entertainment, whet
the company adjourned to the parlors unit
the spacious dining room could be mad'
ready for the dancers, into which, wheI
ready, the pent-up enthusiasm Of the young
ladies' flowed in billows Of crinoine--nnd N
we left while the sound Of revelry was ii
this Transition state, We cannot furnish any
accurate Information as TO which Of thu
small hours closed the entertainment.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-30

AsornrR EspoRss
ukNr % DkAocnACN -
WARHikgroS Down oN
tko0KAruiCAL rAarits,
AsptaowNls8 On I'VE
RfArfkMrr To ALiksATt
ONE PORTION ~ on y
COUNTRY tRoM Tu .
nsHr r'--"lloks NorRE.
GARD rnE RErunLIcAs
tAkTS A. "a FkAslpLi
N,iikNE To mn Oui
SrArEs ~ suCn A Bi'R
ruhs.
Ia hia farewell address
to his countrymen, lac
says
The unity Of Govern
ment which constitutes
you one people, II also
now dear 10 you. II II
Justly 40 Tor II IN 4
main pillar Ia the sditice
of yosr real indepcnd
ence. tho support ol
your tranquility a.
home, your peac .
abroad, or your safe
ty, Of your prosperity,
OF that very liberty you
80 highly prize. but ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

SAD INCIDENT OF THE LATE OVERFLOW.
during the nigh waters Of the Mississip-
pi and its tributaries, few weeks since, a
vast extent of country between the Miss.
issippi and Red River was overAowed. In
many places the waters were so deep as TO
destroy nearly all tho improvements and
animsls. One morning early, gentleman
who had past most Of thh night athard la
Dor. striving to secure his cabins and
stock from being swept away, while pass.
ing in skiff to bis house, heard the sound
Of human voice at a distance. apparently
in distress. He hastened in the direction
Of the sound, and after rowing about a
quarter Of n mile, he as he drew near, es>
pied a little child about seven years old,
floating upon log. He drew up to it and
caught it by the arm. but before she. was
fully secured from danger in the skiff. the
little thing raised her pitiful cry. go ge,
ma and sis!' do get pa out there in the
water! Search was made, but it was toe
late to save them. The father and mother
and three children, after clineing TO theil
cabin and struggling for life for setera
days. amid the increasing waters. at length
pershed. leaving this little child alone tc
tell the tale of wo, This is an instance
probably illustrative OF many Of a similar
character.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

A DEFINITION IN PoLITIcAL EooNoMY.--
"Will you never learn nv dear the differ.
encs between the real aud exchangable
value? The question was put t, hus-
band who had been lucky enough to be
tied to political economist in petticoats.
oh. yes my dear think 1 begin to see it.
Indeed responded the lady. Yes. repli-
ed TIE husband. For instance, my dear
know your deep learning. and all your
other virtues. That's your real value.--
But know also that none Of my married
friends would swap wives with me. That's
your ezchasqaAS value"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
ESTABLISHED IN 1926

With the four staple. commodities Of
timber. corn. coal, fsh, she could supply
the WIrels Pacific. For furnishing the
6gt Of these articles. she would bavs
greater faculties than those possessed by
the Puget Sound Company on the main
land opposite hsr coasts. which during the
year 1856 shipped s zoo 900 feet Of tim.
ber 10 Australia. China. South America,
and the Sandwich Islands. In addition to
her own growth { I corn. she could obtain
almost uItimatsd supplies from The main
land. fer which Europe and .AustrrIia
would alike afford ready market. For
her coal there would be an ioexhaustible
demand. Even now the American ships
go to the mines at Nsmiso for Supplies;
and such are the faculties for shipment that
vessels Of 500 tons burden can come with
in forty yards Of the mouth Of the pit
Aud in regard to her fisheries many
thousand barrels Ct salt salmon arc now
annually sent from ber shores by the
-HouAson Bay C'mpauy to their depot at
the Sandwich Islands: and the trade In
both falmou aniherrin Is nigh be inde6-
niteiy extended.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

RIA Western man writes: When
the laws of our State required parties
wishing to be married TO get license from
the County Clerk. an Irishman. evidently
Of full age. applied for the writ Of execu.
ton. After the Clerk had put the usual
questions as to his native place. occupation
etc.. he asked,
will you swear that you are twenty
one years old?'
And Bridget. said the Clerk; will you
sw ar that she is twenty -one?'
'Jrmny s'raightened up, and looking
somewhat indignant. roplied, sure an l
can swear she's doubie it!'
He got his license, and hastsned of to
his waiting bride
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05


SCENE ~ CorRr. Hon. David Paul
Browu Of the Philadelphia Bar. rslstes the
following good story 10 late work Of bis:
A quick had instituted a suit Tor medi-
cal services against one Of bis neiglTbors,
and the suit being brought for the use Of
another. became himself the witness. A
Dir. Wi,liams who was emplOyed 10 defend
the suit, aud to expose tn" quackery. igno-
rance, and worthl Issue Of the services rem
derej, subjected the doctor 10 the follow
ing examiuation:
Counsel Did you trea: the patient ac-
cOrding to the most approved rules Of sur
gerv?
Wiinass BY all means--rertain l did.
C--Did you 'decapiIate' him.
W--Undou 5tedly did; that was q mat
ter Of course.
C--Did you perform the 'Oesarean'
operation upon him?
W--Why Of course; his condition requi-
red it. and it was attended with great suo-
cess.
C--Did you now. doctor. subject his
person to ''autnpsy?'
W--Crrtaiuly that was the last remedy
l adopted.
C--Well. then. doctor. as you FIRST cut
of the defendants head. and he still CUR
wives it, hsv- no more to ask, and if your
claim vill survive il. quackery deserves to
be immortal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EFThe late Rev. DR.. H, Of New
Jersey. was eccentric, but always genial
and good humored in his oddities. One
dark. stormy night he was called away
from home to marrv a couple. He went
reluctantly performed the ceremony. aud
was leaving the house. when the grooms-
man handed him two dollar bill. The
doctor looked at it. told him to keep il till
it grew bigger. 1t grew to an X in the
course of week.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

no one. particularly a. stranger. would
court the 6ispleasures off crowded room
and bear up against the frOwns Of many
without an object; and now ! had an OBJ
ject and that EAs--be seated, sir; madam
your attention--that object was to buy
this house and furniture for the sole pur
pose Of restoring them to you and yours
again =
Sir, is not this cruel jest?' ..-..
Isit possible?' exclaimed the mother
and daughter.
Amasemrnt took possession OF Mary and
her trauk fell TO the floor with crash
causing her small stock Of clothing to roll
out. which she gathered up ard thrust
back without any regard to the manner in
which it was done.
The auctioneer,' continued Mr.. c., has
my instructions to have the matter aIrang
ed BY the morrow. In the meantime you
are at home, M. Southerlsnd--you are in
your own house and the intruder
Intruder sir! Oh, say not lhatl / will
not tell you what a relief it is to me, but
am yet to know how am to repay you
for all this--and VIA could have induced
you, a total stranger, thus 10 step for
ward. All, thought strikes me--gra.
cious heavenl Can II be-! Look on me
Mr.. Clifford, nay start Dot.' The strang-
er actually recoiled from the glance Of Mr..
Southerlaud's eyes. Lock on me sir, has
that gih--that innocent girl--who stands
trembling there. any interest in this gener'
ous act Of yours? l speak sir, that may
return your Offer and resent the insuli.'
i will not deny. sir, but she has,
Me, father--dear father? never te.
fore saw that gentleman's face!'
Say not SO. Miss---'
'Sit--I--indeed father-I--'
Remember ten years back; called Ia
mind light haired boy, you call
'Brother!'
Gracious heaven! Henry my boy
is here. I am your long lost SON.
Need we add more? We readily imag.
inc that more cheerful fire blazed on ire
heath, and Mary. the faithful servant, was
not forgotten in the general JOY which pre-
vailed on the occasion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

CURIOUS CALcULATroN.--The following
from the Royal G4zetle. has been handed
to us bv gentleman. whu says he has tes.
ted the figures, md that they are correct:
If pin was dropped in the hold Of I'll"
Leviaihan the first waek, 2 the next, the
next. 8 the next, and so on, doubling the
number each time for year, (52 weeks. }
the number Of pins deposited would be a, :
500. 500, ,697. $40, 495; the weight Of the
pins (allowing goo pins to the ounce
would be 628. .292, 1923 tons, and the mum
her of Leviathans, ofthe tonnage Of 22, ,O0O
tons esch, required to caray them would bo
1884.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
FROM KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS. July pa dispatch from
Lsavenworth, dated the 26th inst. per the
U. s. Express to Boouville the 28th inst,
says: A man named John B. Shoygings,
notorious as leader Of horse thieves and
robbers iu the south. has been arrested in
that city. Messengers had been sent to
Fort Scott TO procure evidence. Ssverll
murders are charged to have been COM
mitted by Shoggin IS, both in Fort S,ott
county an on the BIZ Blue.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EE Brigham Young is the father Of
forty eight children-forty.o .one are still
living g-[Syracuse Journal.
We guess that Brigham himselfhas very
little idea Of the true number. A geutle
man who went to Utah few years ago as
an officer Of the United States Government
subsequently informed us. that, as he wal
walking one day with Brigham. they saw
a very bright looking little fellow that at
traoted their attention. What is your
name little boyf' said Brigham. 'Johr
Young. sir.' Who is your father?' Brig.
ham Youog sir. '',tsigsy-sa Z. Z. .,,1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EJA gentleman travelling inside a
coach. was endeavoring. with considerable
earnes'uess. to i press some argument up
on fellow passenger who was seated in
the sans vehicle. and who appeared rather
dull of apprehension: at length, being
slightly irritated. he exclaimed, why, sir,
it's as plain as A B c.
That may be- quietly replied the 9TH
er, but / am D E F.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

HA poor son OF the Emerald Isle ap-
piled for employed TO an avaricious hunks.
who told him he employ no Irishmen:
"For the last one died on my hands and I
was forced to bury him at my own charge" ="
'Ah. your honor. said Pat, Frightening
up. and is that al? Then you'll give me
the place. for sure l can get certificate
that l never died in the employ of any mas.
ter | liver served
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
EE.MY good friends excIaimsd an sn.

EE.My good friend exclaimed an en-.
ragged author who had been hmpooDed in
revlow, i have strong reason to suspect
that l have received this stab in the dark
from that rascal NJ.
Make your mind perfectly easy said
his friend. Ais the last man to give
you . stab in the dark; first. because he
always held you 10 light estimation, and
secondly, because know him to be fel-
low who would not stick At anything.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

FILLIBusrER WALKERS STATEMENT
The statement of Gso. William Walker,
regarding the attempt Of !. Cabinet officer
TO divert his 6llibusering efforts upon
Mexico. very naturally creates sensation.
Unless positively and circumstautialIy de
MED, this detailed report of the conversa
tions between Secretary Floyd and Gen
Henningssn will be rngorded as not only
convicting the Administration of the most
marked duplic;.y toward ths flhbuster
chief, hut also of entertaining most dishon
srable designs upSn neigh oring repub
lio with whicn we were professedly on
entirely amicable terms. As to the unfor.
tunate Mr.. Floyd himself-whose fortune
it seems to be to hace principle hand in
almost all the discIeditable tricks and sly
plots oflhe Administration. and 10 be found
out. also, quite too frequently for man
who undertakes to dahble in such crafty
affars--thers seems to bs no chance for
escane, un!,ss by utterly discreditng the
authors of these disclosures, and even
proving that he never bad any private in
terviews with either Of them We suspect
he cannot do this; but that he will only
cause the organ, again 10 insipuate con.
temptuous denial of the whole story. Such
a subterluge. this time. will not quite sif-
fce
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

g A person who was recently called
in court for the purpose Of proving the
correctness Of doctors bill, was asked by
the lawyer whether. the doctor did not
make several visits after the patient was
out Of dang-r?'
No. replied the witness. i considered
tie patient in danger as long as the doctor
continued his visits!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
For de lancaster Gazette
The spirit Of the Age.
A PoEM-DT I4T srr rx.

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wh,Is prri.r h.nn..r ~. 50 - S,..,,
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The b,0ks,s b,sE,. and h..t, ,,au ali tor c,.h
u's SIG '4''' sun issset s'ety yeAf'
No,wonder thai the mom.n,. Az ~ on,.k
We're alvays las, when,ar va 90 On ,,,k
T..ot ,," Ass = 81 unsS seonl " SnO"'
However strange /, even soems a, last,
We're fast in ali things. vet We aeldon fast
BY which to tell in 1bs,s nrovre.,,ve dav,.
Who rehrssen, tbs .ni,i, os ,ba lima.
You,l tDowh whv mi, to-, a, .,,oL on, ,h.,, .,,r
Alithose who sport the Iivbt ,Is,,Ic cane.
Whose busine,. ST, 10 ba a s,hob,n, ropn,n
And eul,,va,e sIraa -.,h 10.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
DIek nair,a anaech.

FEtLER CIrIzkxs AND ficssEs:-This Is
a day for the popsrlation Of this Deestrick,
like bObiailsd .shi;ksa on . -Eivkely hen:
roOst, to be lookin' up. A crisis have ar.
riv and something's busti Wbsr are we?
Here ! is, and 10 >tand here and expirate
rom now till the day Of synazoeues. II
you'd Whoop for DAILY.
Feller Citizens erusale Ems TO pay an
We baiu't cot any pitch. One bvperboli-
cal and majestic canal Of creation has un-
shipped her rudder. and the Captain s broke
bis neck, and the cooks div down to the
depths OF the Vastly deep 10 search Of
dimun'sl Our wigwam's torn to pisces,
like shirt on brush fence, and cities Of
this ere lAtitudes is vanishing 10 blue
fame. Are such things to be did? Task
you 10 the name Of the American Eagle,
who was whipped by the shaggy headed
lion, and now SETS on the magnet telegraph
il such doings is to re tolerated? / repeat
to you in the name Of the peacock Of Lib
erty, when he's AVN over the cloud cap.
ped submits Of the Rocky Mountains, is
we going to beextempOraneously bggogsd
in this fashion?
| Eoh ansvermo:
Let me not blush In ignorance
As Shakespeel says. Shall we b. ban.
fOoElcfed with such unmitigated uncon>
sciousness? Methinks hear you yelp-
mo, sir. hosshyE" Then 'lect me TO
Congris, aud tLere will be revolution sar-
tin.
Feller Citizens:-If l was standing on
the adamantine throne of Jupiter, and the
lightnin' was 6ashin' round me, I'd con
tiuue 10 spout. I'm full OF boiIin' hot lath.
er of Mount EtDy. and l won't be qu5uch.
edi I've sp:ung leak. and must how
like bear with a sore head. Flop togeth
er--jump into ranks, aud hear me thru
Feller CiIiEens:-You know me, anC
rub me out with mill garb i'll won I sticl
TO ys ike brick dust to bar of soap
Whar's my opponent? He's no wharf !
was brought up among ye feller citizens
and papped In school house. but they
cant get round me with their bighfaIuir
big words. Hictum. strictum, albtanto
catnip, Brazil, Englooney and Bufin'r
Boo-b.o-o o! What do you thinl
o'tba,?
l. go tporker-root hog or die"
as Shakesppel said when Caesar stabbe
him in the Houct OF Representatives.
Filler Citiz .ns:--'Lect me h Congris
and III abolish mad dogs. miskee.ers, ba,
cents. and lad whiskey, and 20 in for tn
ann'hilatiou ofuiggers, campmeetins an,
jails. III repudiste crow and fustidgel
hawk. III have pOrker playing every day
Sunday excepted. and liquor enough t
swim in. Yes, feller citizens, 'lect me t.
J. Congris and shall he led To exclaim il
g the sublime. the terrific language Of Bona
Parte, when preaching in the wilderness
"Richard is himself again."
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s for DAILY.
e Hence. ye brutes, broad-ax and glory.