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NOTICE To ADVERTISERS.

We must urge upon our advertisers the necessity
of sending in their business notices at an early
hour. Time and space are Of great Importance in
the present pressure upon our columns.
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The Boston Post Once.

BosToN, April II, 1859.
The s2 600 required to the removal Of the Bos
ton Post Office back TO State Street to day deposited in
tho sub treasury.
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Gold Mines In Nebraska.

LEAvENwoKru, X. T., April IL, 1852
Mr. BrookAeld, formerly Mayor Of Nebraska City,
writes from Boulder City, March Of discoveries Of
gold in the mountains which pay Eve dollars with rock
ers and much with sluces The of his state
ment Is eminently satisfactory, and the authority
roncluevA
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A CAD! NOT .FRIsoLoUs
THE SALVATION OF LIFE.
A WONDERFUL PURIFIER.

KHEuMATIaM S0ROFuLA SALT RHfUM SC, Nu
HYATTS LIVE BAlSAM IL tho most certain and safe 70
medy for the most painful forms OF these d
Also old ulcers fever erypsas the worst c.ses
OF mpury Of the blood liver Kidneys general depnu,
dyspepaA incipsent cousumpton, piles 40,
RHEUNATTsM &C. -,
HYATT'E LIFE BALsAM cured Alex. Dearborn OF me
firm Of Dearborn celeb sted mineral water manu-
fAurprs No 9S Third avenue innammyory rheu
matsm cough and pain in the breast and sce acr be had
been . hopeless sufferer for more than ayear
HORCFUf.A AND DYSPePSlA.
HyATT's LIFE BALsAM cured Mrs y Core No $50
srvy ed ,b~ from The neck 9nt the 'ndppe WAS
mo, All N cured Mrs Gore also OF dysreosi.
rs ocnta per bottle- Six bcu es 81
PRINCIPAL Dkf0r 26 GRAM, STREET, N, Y,
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GAInsBURG, III, April H. 1869.
This morning the train going South the Quincy and
Chicago Railroad iran through cuvert Bushnell,
demosAins the engine and one passenger car. J. Va
neta the engineer, and Charles Clark fireman. were in
stantly killed, and George Patch brakeman, had both
legs broken. No others were injured.
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AwxAxs--BoyD.-On Thursday, April I, at the resi-
depce OF the BRIDES fathT, by the Rev. Dr. Hutton
CHARLES j. ABRAMS to CArHERR W. BoyD, all Of this city
BumNG-MRRr- Tuesday, April 8, In Harrison
town. Wcstchester county, Mr. JoHx T. BuRIlNG to MISS
ABplK r. MxHRrrr, Of New York city.
JAoNos--Mosns At Harlem, March "a, by the Rev.
T. Giett DAVID JACKSON to Miss JoszruSH c. Mosxs,
Moun-llyNcs.--On Wednesday, April 8, by tho Rev.
Dr. Price, Mr.. CHRruoPHkR MorLIu TO Miss AxMs B.
Iuvyes ali OF this city.
NICHOLS FLaSpsrAu.-At New Rochelle westchcster
county, N. Y, on Friday, April 8, by tho Rev. James
Fiandreau SDNxY ID. NICHOLS Of New Haven, Copn, to
Esq., Of Eastchester
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weather. Navigation. &c,

BosroS, Apr H. 1859.
cold northeast storm has prevailed here all day
MONTREAL, April IL, 1859.
The river is free Of ice and navigation open.
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Birth.

Birth.
KrArsxy-On Monday morning, April H. the lady OF
THosAs o. KxARSKr, ESQ, late Of New Orleans Of
daughter.
New orleans, Rochester and Ennis, Ireland, papers
please copy.
STEVENSON. Saturday morning, April Q, Mrs 81
xuxr II. SnvfosoS. Of Sommervile, N. j., Of o SON
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Hartford City Election

HARTFORD, April H. 1852
At our city election to-day, the democrats carried
the city ticket by 1874 majority the test VOTE and
also two majority the City Council which gives them
the city government The republicans had it last year.
No Mayor Is elected this year.
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WEST INDIA NEws.-wc received acopy Of the Bermuda
Royal Gazette Of late date from gentleman Of this city,
and for which we return thanks We should like 70
have many opportunities TO thank him for similar favors
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New York CITY Charter-Rnilroads, &c.

ALBANY, April II, 1909.
The Committee the City Charter bill heard arguments
to-day from Judge EdmoDds, David Dudley Field and
Joseph Blunt against the bill; and C. s. Spencer and A.
Oakley Hall, in favor Of it, when they adjourned.
The Committee Of New York Aldermen are here In
opposition to the bill.
The Committee on the New York City Railroads bills
heard arguments also to-day for and against the bills and
then adjourned till 3 p. NJ to morrow
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SCIENTIFIC Commemorative perceive that
movement has been set on foot in Boston for the
establishment of an institution corresponding
somewhat 10 plan to the Co,iseroatore DIES Arts ct
Meters in Paris, and comprising museums Of
practical geology, metallurgy, agriculture and
the mechanical arts. The want of o similar in
stitution has long been felt in this city, and we
trust that the example thus set us by the Boston
people will not be lost sight Of. Now that we
have Central Park of magnificent proportions,
in which it is desirable to concentrate all the at
fractions possible, the opportunity seems IA
vorable one to supply this desideratum. Collec-
tions Of this interesting and instructive charac-
ter cannot be more ftly located, for they will
not only add to the popularity of the Park, but
may be made highly ornamental features of it.
The advantage of having assembled within its
pleasure grounds SO many valuable museums and
collections as will in time be centred there is
obvious. 1t will combine intellectual with
healthful recreation, and will promote that diff
cult union of gifts which it should be the object
Of all systems of education and training to ar
rive at. We have no doubt that in the course of
few years our city will be in position to boast
of as many fine galleries and collections as any
in the world. Once the impetus is given, our
people soon make up in energy and ardor for
the advance which the experience of others may
have acquired. The progress which music has
made amongst us within the last dozen years is
proof of this; and with such fact before us,
we cannot be deemed over sanguine in antici-
pating that in another quarter of century New
York will be as much the centre Of the liberal
arts as she is now of commerce.
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The Renaon OF the Horrible Murder In Lee, Me.
BANGOR, April IL, 1859.
Narshal Potter, who arrested al st. Stephens,
charged with causing the death OF his mother, two
brothers, and nephew at Lee has been brought to Lee
and has confessed his guilt He says that he murdered
them with single maui and induced to do SO
account of a threat to turn him out OF doors.
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IHnI's Hair Dye, 80 cents, Black or brown -
Depot No Barclay street, Also sold At 3g9 Broadway and
by ali druggists.
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Augusta Mayoralty Election.

AUGUSTA, ia April III, 1903.
Foster Blodgett American, was elected Mayor to-day
by twenty majority The contest very exciting but
passed off peaceably.
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Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor 9trop
This nmabe article be obtained Of The sole
turers, q. g. sAUNnRkS, Me- Astox House. and Of -
various agents throughout Tie city
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Cheas and B1lltards.-Cr0vvds Attend Bass
FORDs daily l49 Fulton street. Brooklyn Chess Club
l3O members; meet daily Of Court and
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Conjecture Jaws, In packages, 81 his,
for n; alec chest Of tea for 81. NJ REDfORDs. IS srh
avenue.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dyes, Wigs and Toupccs.
The best the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye p-
vately applied al No. Aaor House.
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fHE GkNkRAL kEWbPAp1k DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1859.
II Is understood that the Cabinet have unanimously
agreed strong for the solution Of the Ncara
guam entangement and that the Paraguay squadron will
be employed to force the reinstatement o. our Transit
rights with the same vigor with which claims the
Parana have been settled The American mails and pas
sengers will If necessary, be protected from TO sea-
and until complete guarantees be obtained from Mica
ragua the administration being determined to keep the
route open.
The Post Office Department In recently inviting proposals
for carrying the as from New York and New Orleans
for California, le the selection of the route the
tractors and in view Of the above named Of
protection party has already engaged to reesabsh
the through line San Francisco within three month";
The Juarez having been recognized at Vera
Cruz Senior Ma It's Minister to the United States is said
to be on his way from the South to Washington.
Lord Napier will probably leave for New York TOM
row. and thence proceed 70 Annapolis 70 embark the
Curacao.
is understood that Lord Lyons has rented the house
formerly occupied by his immediate predecessor.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh q Co.'s Radical
cure ues They alle Keep silk elastic stockings Tor
VEINS supporters and shoudcr brpccs daor-
mies made 10 order NO vesey street. Aston House. ~ T.
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Our Special washington Despatch.

Our Special Warrington Despatch.
THE FHiBUsTERNa EXPEDITION TO CUBA.
WASHINGTON April IL, 1859.
The statement that nlbusteriug expedition had
started for Cuba produced sensation in the Spanish ega
ton and the Spanish Minister and his secretary
In your city tho a vue for facts Special dispatches
have already been despatched the Captain General and
In day two the army and navy Of her Catholic MAjes
~ and around the "ever faithful isle" will DO on the
abort. Look out for the next news.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs,
he beat In the world surpassng all made Sold and applied
o. the mandatory, rs Broadway.
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ANOTHER ASTRONOMICAL DIPPICULTY-OB-
sERvAToRIEs IN NKw YORK.-It has been some
time In contemplation to erect an astronomical
observatory in the Central Park; and to inau-
gurate movement for that purpose, Professor
Mitchell, 1t will be remembered, recently do
livered lecture in the Academy of Music, with
view to give animation to the enterprise and
create nucleus of fund. The merchants and
shippers also design to erect nautical and time
and weather observatory on the Battery, for the
interests, mainly, Of marine navigation, If they
can secure that site. 1t has been seen by the re-
port Of the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
of last Thursday that resolution was adopted
to carry out that intention and refusing to aban-
don 1t and combine with those parties who pro-
pose to build an observatory in Central Park.
Peter Cooper, ALSO is about to add an observa-
tory to the Cooper Institute, which is central
location, and commands splendid view. It is
possible that between all the attempts we shall
not have q perfect observatory at all-the
interests and the funds will be so much divided.
And yet such an institution is almost indispen.
sable to New York There are astronomical OBJ
servatories at Cambridge, Cincinnati, Washing
ton, Georgetown, Albany, Yale College, Will
liams College of Massachusetts,, West Point, Phi
ladelphia High School; Hudson, Ohio; Detroit;
Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Amherst College, Masa-
chusetts; Charleston, s. c.; Dartmouth; Sharon,
near Philadelphia; Shelbyville, Kentucky; Buff
falo and Utica. Before all these, New York
should have her observatory; and henceforth
longitude should be calculated from New York,
and not from Washington, Greenwich or Paris,
as now. The science of astronomy has grown
III Importance Of late years in this country, and
we have given some shining lights to the scien-
tific world. If we can accomplish the construc-
ton of perfect astronomical observatory in
this city, or three of them, if possible it will be
Of great benefit to the cause of science, as well
as an object of pride to ourselves. We hope,
therefore, that some arrangements may be made
whereby this purpose can be successfully carried
out
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Defiance Salamnnder Safes-Wlth Patent
powder proof locks and Gross bars Also Ore and burglar
proof peIor safes Depot 63 Murray street, Of College
places formerly l92 Pearl streea)
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SAVANNAH, April IV, Io0s.
The United States mail steamship Alabama arrived at
four O'Clock p. NJ yesterday.
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I.eary & Co. have now Ready the Spring
style Of hAu for genuemens wear Nos .. and Aston
Bouse Broadway.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NOISELESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
No 496 Broadway, New York.
We have one OF GROVER BAKERS In our family.
and say In Justice To the manufacturers = -
good represented to be- N. =. Ledger, Aprna
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MDRxp.-on Monday morning, April IL, OF his resi-.
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Barryr TrsCOphcrous IL the Best and
cheapest article for esstnR, beaunyfng cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try IL Sold by ali
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wheeler T. Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once 5O6 Broadway, N, Y.
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Cure Your Cou8h.-08 Cents.
lis Third avenue, Fourteenth street.
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White, the Hatter-Sprlng Styles, now
ready. 2l6 Broadway, under Baxnums museum.
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New Style, price $50 Office al Broadway.
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rne proprietors Of This Justly celebrated prep Araoo bag
the marSvla TO the public complete hair
They do feel their duty depounce other preparations
advertised produce similar reeus 70 insult the patience
And good OF Inc public by tesmonas
Ace Il 10 say the mAsvA viii bring the hair when appa
rsnuy entirely gomez and used ~ dtrected,
WILL PRODUCE GLOSSY CuRI2,
And prsserve 70 the hair
IFS NATURAL COLOR,
thouah one Eve 70 the age Of three and ten.
sod BY all respectable drusEsA and fancy goods dcaierN
''1 W 80 oEAKL5 ERNEST, 4 CO., rsrfumsru,
Price 30 cents IL Gold street. New Yoxk.
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Holloway's Ointment.-Asthma nn,I ouln-

sy fphtful teases cxcisms the reader We admit they
were ishu thirty years ago. but Iolloways Ointment has
quickly and permanently cured II never fA Nanufsctory
70 Maiden lAro, NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A. personal attention 10 the sales Of furniture, ehr at
ss S S parties s d ss. Of selling or " their sales
a AAaSifi srRfEd sf ssFosrs CARPETS
soy HsssssSgSts t asgs ssaGf %,
800 os f q 81 Hsa ia % 0s peryd
pRUssEIs CARPETS rs CENTS PER YARD.
- oRossLxrs MPRoyEp ikiI.EcrRorYpED
wa1snied 70 wear as well ~ any tapestry Brussels
Va snied 70 look a. well q: any other Br,ssels
any oler carpet Call and see .,, them !, Price &C.
Opposite st. Nicnolss Hotel.
"A EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL PILES.
nefcrenc. given hundred. Of this city Who
Ss BoSssy Drug Store lss Just above Broome
5sPr Fl 4nssE IN MY ashE
Tl! Hs'l IESs III az 5 ! wFokkED.
The bea and cheapss' paper ever published
m. National Capitol ................ Illustrated
The Fatigue q Burgoyne. ..liusiratsd
be Game Of ,ais 'Inns.rsisd
For sale everywhere single copies only Tires cents Sub
scrp;ious 81 80 annum.
wholesale Agents-Ross Tousey HerdrIcsscn Blake L
Long Dexter 4 Co., NJ Dewitt Samuel Yates.
Subscriptions must be sent 10 publishers.
HERBERT b Co. Publishers.
lis William street, N. Y.
% GOOD PILL TO TARE"--sIR ASHLEY CooPER's
a tiblious pie prepared for many years TOR the
of her Majesty Queen Victoria and the royal family
wholly unsurpassed In America amid speedy eaie and
family ply For sale by all druggists at ~ cents
per box.
A CALI NOT FRIVOLOUS
THE SALVATION os LIFE.
Every weekly paper paid editorial tribute the
garments made by the Oelauo Life Preserving
vost Company, 26 Broadway. The following
from Sunday Times and MO- his Weekly Messenger.
presses the quay and range OF these phsnhropica
ments- - ...-x-.
A FACT WORTH RrcoILEcrIsG-We cannot too oten call
attention that which benefits benefit
In our ISSUE by the loss OK well citizen
by marine disaster called attention 10
made by the Delano Life
Company" Of No. 256 Broadway. In number
CONSTRAINED by accounts OF similar fearful accidents
foreign and domestic exchanges TO again direct pubc
these excellent and cheap aes The vauo of these
garments Ia beyond all description They be the
for any but ordinary specimens styles Of
clothing; and vet with ielegrap bic facility upon the
and breest warning they be into buoys that
will render ones hfe Of salvation kind
out Of the question 70 sink with OF these inflated on tho
body.
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GeDlB's 507 Style.
The hAndsomost beaver felt hat
Light az feather-every feature new.
GkNIN 5O7 Broadway.
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Looking Glasses, OIL Paintings and Frames.
GOOD AND CHEAP, AT u. p. WHfTLOCKS
No. $50 Canal, opposite Wooster stress.
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Whites Own Ste liAh and Dashy Soft Hats
for young gentlemen Inquire for Whites Own, ZIG Broad
way.
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DYsPsPsIA. DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA

EyRENCH GAS FIXTURE6.
REDUCTION IN PRICEA
The subscriber, previous to removing tn 6 broadway. o.
Il DARDONvIIL.K rs Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IL rhEvoUs AFFECTIONS RPILEPsy, NERVOUS
,. ne~aeehe nsurAlga rheum ssm nenta physcai do
ese &C. instantly relieved ADD o-rmsneotiy
" S tervous andote, Dot'weH refnsd the lsousys
o sole propre,oss 100 Nasssl sfeo and Hayes
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ERENCH CLOCKS,
BRONZEs, MECHANICAL LAMPS, &c,
Sold at reduced prices account of removing 62s Bred
way. Il DAkDONVLLiLk, As BroadWaE.
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Jvnn' 10 ANN sraEkr-ss 30 CON sRfss sH0W
warranted satisfactory. '''~' eF'A-e 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02


To- barbarian OF the negroes, ultimately
sinking both races away INTO a race Of
monrrcls rs worthless and incapable Of
selignyernment ~ The people of Mexico
and Central America.
"In view of consequences like these,
aud IN view of that other great tact that
we now have the ireest and happIcst
government ON earth, a large mass of
the citizens IF this country, ! mean of
the free States. are continually thrusting
their anii-slAvcry doctrines upon ms, in
cooperating them into their religion, III
te Their literature and into their laws.
and rcviing aud dcnouuclng slavery and
slave owners, ia order to force us to
abolish slavery. and abolish ths growth
Of cotton aud sngal aud rice aud tobacco
amongst Us. and destroy our commerce,
oar irilucLcc with either nations. aud i'm
psvcrsh and degrade ourselves, ahd
withdraw from the world the benefit 81
..,r urosout cxports and send four mill,
i,us Of uc,.rur. from a scrvtudc in which
,.,..,.,,.l ,,jl,r,.,. tt,u,.,l>e.
.;,t.r
az" S'i' ''' ""'' ~ ''''''"''
ue grave al Starvation ana u'''" ','.I
And thus Is call q pulaulhlupN Ana I
l~ g. accomplish his that NlWltilotn~'~
have actiHt,d and hua~Scd u- uutd
tl,f.ir assneintiau has become almost IN.
.n,,,..,,.lt.. nh. d. ,Lo aa.u f. hnt,,.,p-
H'i f''+' ~"
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received There Is such thing Us the moral
law. there are such things as reason and right,
there +. such a Iiing a. conscience; and though
mn may force Themselves to ~tiilc and DISREGARD
them. they are nevertheless the basis Of all good
and Wise and just government and thy must
b' recognized 10y any people who would be eth
Ct free or taNy or prospcrous.
When ! brought thvsc gross incousis-
toEeics OF Judge Reagan to the notice Of
the people. be charged me with making
gafhlcd extracts from bis speeches"
This md iguautiy deny. The portion If
his speech made at falcstndquotod above
upon the subject oi the African slave
~. | take word for word without the al
trlation or omission oi a line 81 syllable
from She Trinity Advocate paper
published at Palestine under the super
siSiuu IT Judge Reagan, and strongly
and decidedly favorable f. his c.clec-
ton Blu, am Ia that Judge Reagan
in that speech, did not intend Ia advocate
the policy Of rc-apcn.ug The slave trade
surely il be- did lot cahuul understand
ibc English lauEuage-aud more per
feet answer 10 that portion OF bis cuou-
lar. IN which with the true Abby Foster
spirit. he di-conrrcs oi the iguutlc and
wicked privilege ct being permitted to
k.duap and murder parcel ct the sava-
co.'s Of Africa ! cannot present than
that portion ui his Palestine speech. N
which he tells ms "that public opinion Of
enlightened men aud natIous seems to
be- undergoing great change upon tins
subject spain has all the time cof-
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from which I quote the following pass
age
EXTRACT FROM JUDGE REA1ANS pALES.
TINE SPEECH

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answer " ."'s '"a' "'''Ss u" To','. VI
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southern states ea"ho, '"''h lrhseI re-
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n"t S'',""'u,y' '"' 'n"S' ., ~" N"'N
now ! love 'ne american 'h'1n' ""'
Pi"n' o' ''S acn,''''o'''S "", ,'S S"'
'''S ~ '"' l'"S, ",'i i''''"'' " Is Nv
~ ana prosper H''" us E'v'','SH "''"
! loon i'fW"'u WIN u,i'n'"E''" i,''''u''
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await ~ " ~ ,''''' ~ E','H '''' ''','V
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