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ORPHANS COURT SALE

10y ALI ABLE PROPERTY on RICHMOND STREET
lhe subscriber; administrative Of John Wilson, DECEASED
ny order Of the rPlns Court of Baltimore city will
sell, on MONDAY AFTERNOON March 2ISt, at 4 O'clock
pertI, viz 0 P''
ALI. IIlAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
SITUATED on richmond street, between Tyson and Cathedral
me Lot fronts Richmond street lG feet inches
and running back 81 feet to 1 three feet alley
The Improvement, No - consists Of well built tJ,raa
story Brick DWELLING, with many convenience for a
family. W.
Ground rent So. 30 per Hnnum
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the C0ur-Onehalf CASH
balance N four months with interest and approved security
Title indisputablc. MARY ANN Wi SON ''
Administrators Of John Wilson, deceased
SAMl. H. COVER Auctoneer
mhliS No. 81 Baltimore street
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grgal NOtltes.

ENHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of alti
more city letters of administration the SAM Ell
j. UAkFOR, late of South America deceased persons
having claims against the said hereby warned
to exhibit the with the
Scriber before the 9th day of September, 1882 they
may otherwise by law be excluded all benefit Of the
said estate. All persons indebted said are hereby
requested to make immediate payment Given under my
hand this I'd day of March, 1854.
RICiI'D b. FITZGERALD,
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fENlilS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
EltT letters of administration the estate of HUGH
RIDDLE late of said city, deceased All persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased hereby
hht the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
or before the list day Of March, 1860 they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit said estate All
persons indebted Ia said estate requested make imme-
dae payment Given under my hand this day Of March,
1859 T. L. SPRAGITE Administrators
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Tailors.

SCHLOSS Il BRO.,
~ MERCHANT TAILORS
No. 10 LIGHT STREET,
below the Fountain Hotel,) Baltimore
=, BY Keeping constantly hand full assortment nf
SlOl ~, CASSlMERES and NESTlNGS they enabled
10 furnsh suits at prices that fail please
oruers HIled at tle shortest notice. apl5-tf
EOHN II. REA & CO,
- CT 0 THIERS,
=, CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
MeSsrs JOHN H. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that stock of Cotn% il m
larger and more varied than before.
laying now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASS
EkkS and NESllNGS, which they will make up TO order
IN style that cannot fail to please, both price and manu-
acture " f ~ u
FURNISHING GOODS
CrvatS, Scarts, Ties SUBSCRIBERS Handkerciefs Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety. ~ ' ~
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED or OTHTNG &c
worthy the attention of Planters. ocI3ff
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THls IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SIR

Ill1 10 ~ plN Il NoIlCE Thai The 81 B.
4 scriher has obtained from the Orphans of Balti-
more CT! letters tStamctary the personal of
MARY PATTERSON, late Of said city, deceased All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased, hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers the
subscriber or before theh day of they may
OTHERWISE by law he excluded from all benefit said estate
Al persons indebted TO said estate requested make
mediate pay nent Given under hand this 23d day of
February. 1859. TiOS C. YEARLY,
iva
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,,v,- SAML. II. COVER, Auctioneer,
hiIo eoNI',lo,lI - BatimOre street

|:;:;r ADMINISTRATORS SALE-Under an
siI order of the Orphans Court for Baltimore Cy the
-4 - uhde!sshed administrator, will offer public sale
2Jth day Of March, 1852, at 1 O'Clock r NJ W.
AL TIA GROUND AND PREMISES in Baltimore CITY
al tae southwest corner Of Pleasant and Holiday streets
hhE front OF twenty feet Holiday street with
] "a es 2neand an half feet on Pleasant I'm
proved ny Il INO-SIORN BRICK DIV EILINtf AM STORE
a. the corer story Brick Dwelling adjoining on Holt
uIy street ana twoslory and attic Brick Dwelling on
IItasaht street The whole subject TO an annual ground
rent q my dollars payable half yearly the first of anua
~! anu Jul m every and rcdecmabe six per cent
terms OF safe onetirl cash and the balance in six and
bic r. y tPL-TN Cfrfrr1r 'putd'
-, Administrator of Patrick King, deed
HHlIcolS sR :. II. GOV Err, Auctioneer
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-, ~ SAML. H. COVER, Auctioueer
ni'l- eo"l''in'll - Baltimore street

me Lot fronts the avenue 49, feet and running south to
le fot MafdenS line, containing eleven acres and fonr
Perches OF land and six acres, and thirty five
Pces "l Water making in all seventeen acres two nOds
ana thirty nine perches The above lot being Nos as and a.
iS e i. me whole lot being subject ground rent Of
days notice to the lessor 9e unity
Terms OF SileOnehird cash; balance in one tvvo and
three years with interest and security ~
y ear he Sepun rn,.s
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The undivided half of TWO LOTS living batweep Car,a,
2hd Beson streets The first lot fronts feet inches on
nun street and back feet to Haubert street. tb
second lot fronts 1913 feet inches on Decatur street and
hlng back 20 feet to lIaubert street. In fee.
Terms Of SaleOnchird cash: balance In ono tvvo ord
cn, years, with interest and approved security plat
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Scots ana Shoes.

III C. NJ M e, RICH ..','
BOOT AND SHOE
VI 4 " L + 4 G r u r z r.
90, U. Is o U H EET,
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$unlbfr

I UMBER! LUMBER!!
~ NEW LCMBERlNG ESTABLISHMENT
Retail Yard at No u West Falls Avenue I'd yard south of
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore Nd.
would respectfully call the attention Of friends
me public generally to our large assortment of WHITE PINE
~ NBEH, consisting of Framing, and all kinds of White
Pine. Also, Ilemlock, Framing, Fencing and Flooring:
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles Lahs Pickets
&c We prepared to furnish orders wholesale and retail
with Dispatch on the most accommodating terms, get
ment-Beaver Mills, Centre county, Pa.
nigtf EDWARD TIrRNFR h 90
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE SUB

TII'0 10 TO NIN NUIIJE IfAI TIE 50 B.
a scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Ba
more city letters of admins tion, the estate of SARAH
IALpI late Of the said city deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby
the with the vouchers thereof the on or
before the day of September next they otherwise
law he excluded from all benefit of said estate persons
indebted to said estate requested make immediate pay
ment Given under my hand this 18th dav of February 1889
JAMES. \. REED, Administrator.
fe26- law RaItinnrc Styy.a+
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- hN ii X ID W a + A n d HOUSE
" FURNISHING STORE
- ANDREW REUTER- y SONS
No. 81 ". BALTIMORE STREET.

ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
cpp,,,. nv, ~ MERCHANTS
. SCHAEFFER n LONEY. ~ O->''
\ o. ) HANOVER STREET, Baltimore
we le attention OF Country Merchants visiting this
city to an examination of their stock which in vari @
price VIII compare favoraby with similar stocks in any of
ON
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'ENlilS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
= scGihar las Obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti-
more c letters OF administration the estate of MELVIN
MARTIN late Of the said city deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased hereby warned TO
Hhit the s'ne, Witl the vouchers thereof Su!cri-
Der on or before the st day of September next they may
Ter"l'e, ny aw De excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted To said requested to make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this 26h Iay Of
February, 1859. TIIEOPHILJS Il IIORWITZ Aim VI
~. LaM.w p! ...im....-
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ALSO,
JH0n PACKAGES FLINT GLASSWARE,

IcrmSt ner 800 cash. in hankahlc mc,cy over sIO
months credit for approved endorsed negotiable notes
a pit IN Baltimore +. W. BENNETT Il co,
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~ s- aalI s--eet
GOAL OIL! COAL OIL! COAL OIL
~ THE COAL OIL AND PARAFFINE COMPANY of
Baltimore having brought up its OH satisfactory stan
aa' no" oyer &S i & e SIS BaRRf # 4s S Sf@
Wholesale and Retail in quantities to suit purchasers CON
BRILLIANCY OF ITS LIGHT,
AND IT'S FREEDOM FR TF g EGG@Kq 1y or ITS USE
cannot be surpassed cost of per hour it emts
hour Dealers befurnsed with sample by app is
al te store otne Company and consumers have an orpor
tnnty OF observing he burning of the oil. feIsttf
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON & son.
H6S WEn6SGG V Tsf3 IHA G4R fbET ETH
EmgrEed and lrnted in the most fashionable styles
and Paris Visiting Cards, De La Rues Envelopes etc fe9S
WINDOW SASIIES, BLINDS and DOORS
w WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES, ofalI the usual sizes
O '"u''"' 't GE9 %a' $T TP s. $'$
lel4-u a " Pratt street near Gay
ENAMILY SUGAR CURED HAMS.
INSTANTLY On M a69 s1 Al, S v celebrated brand,
B. T. ELDER, Commission Merchant,
jas opposite the Baltimore and Ohio RR street h,.
THE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
hand FES SGG?sF FIX pRPFR MRkpggRs
DUCK, FOR r 4RtSS MAKERS
,o4s 0FFIcE-LoMRhRp Srpvrr
-, corner of Frrnklin Lane
ZINE IVORY HANDLE
EAlNA Heavy PLATED FORKS Am Spn0HSSS
,sI roGKGT kz6RS A hSPS scssoRs
10 order and of superior quality For sale nv
amaze SCHAEFFER LONEY Importers
No Hanover street.
DROWN HOLLANDS.
from me and medium goods "a and A WIDE now landing
NUN snip II aimouth' and for sale by the agents.
;oeo.r ROBERT d. BROWN 4 CO,
ga-s-a Is Hanover street
| OST OR MISLAID .-CERTIFICATE No. %
c1LzFUK ONE HUNDRED SHARES HOWARD BANK
1IoCk IN name of EDWARD WILLIAMS, dated 27th Sep,
loi The public cautioned against negotiating the same,
as appoatlon has been made fer Certificate fe23u
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SUuses, it,, for SaIe an0 2snt.

m FOR SALE.-ll5 ACRES SITUATED
aiI on Choptmk River, , miles from Denton Caroline
~ e county, Md, improved by good FRAME Dwell
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SIOCkS, BONDS, and all other kinds of Seen.
m and other markets. bought and Sold onlv on
w. jalI-tf
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TURLETT Il SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTOR
No. 81 NORTH STREET.
The undersigned having greatly en-
22larged their premises aud increased their facili-
ties, beg leave to call the attention public to their
extensive stock of every description CARRIAGES finished
in the elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS al
tended TO with dispatch and at reasonable prices
jy2+tf 50 North street Baltimore
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united. The question occurs can either OF
these emperors afford one great reverse
on the field? And then again, who VIII
look after the great master spliit-tor he
is one; now, it is true as quiet as lion at
bay or IN his lair, Kossuth, and those
dozens we might name of mighty master
spirits, noblenien and generals, 1T present
pining for liberty in and out OF France,
each and all waiting the golden moment
Of their opportunity to revenge both them
selves and the treacherously crushed out
republic?
another element in this war IL Cath
olicity. Disguise it As we may, Austria
fights for the Church, Sardinia fights for
ChurciI. All rely uI On the binding of
the clergy to their Interests as much as
they do the loyalty Of their arinie,. Tho
ali are not idle, and the materia! means
are provided Oh prodigiDIs scale by each,
ye: the Pope and all !:s satellites, cardinal.
priest andlayuan l. impioredto 10 come over
and help US" saverally; and between these
" dear children. sons Of the Church.
this scarlet-rObcd woman upon the throne,
this yicege-cnt Of God, the head Of the
true, only, and immaculate Church. the
Pope Plus the ninth, i likely to find not
only no friends, bat TO lie t.1itiss IN tie
earth, and may seek 5gj"y and r.f,gs IN
Democratic Republican America, q, tenn
pore -. more, What Il complication IN
deed is the Italian war question What
thrones, principalit!es and powers shall
fall before lis bcsoin Of destruction. But
for the present We Will leave moIa.izinE
for we Lave something else 10 consider
first
In closing this article We must note
the German (out-ide Of Au-,ria) prepara
ton for this conflict, and calling attention
to it H. most significant Of what may come
forth out Of It crr comes the end. and
that the ,,Gpp.yDJ Of German porGlat.or
Of Austria proper arr Uneasy subjects II
Austrian dominion. Bu; the neNt Of our
serie. must treat particularly - to thi,
pcoule who are aliy, and becoming intent
IL aroused. H. the German, sometime, 40,
10 their true position a, regards the com
plica;ion, between Napoleon and Francs
joseph. and the Gelman Confederation
and the Church, Lered.lagily to them a
mortal cuciaY.
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| The difference of the level between high
and low water mark at Cairo is fifty feet;
at New Orleans the difference II bat twelve
feet The wi,lti and depth Of the river
from Cairo and Memphis Ia Ncw Orleans
is not materially increased, YET immense
! additions are made to the quantity OF Wa
term the cLaunel by large streams from
both the eastern and western SIDES of the
I Missis-irpi The question naturally ari-
ses, what becomes Of this vast added vol
ume ct water? 1t certainly never reaches
! New Orleans and a. certainly docs not
cvapolatc: and. Of course, : not confined
I to the channel of the river, Tor It would
! rise far above the entire region south Of
. vs.
/ If we'll IS sunk aDywl,cr- In tho -'r
/ kansas bottom, water Is found Gs soon as
. the water level Of the Mississippi is reach
( ID When the Mississippi zoe, down, the
] water sinks Accordingly III the well. The
I owner OF a saw nli.i some twenty miles
from the Mississippi. IN Arkansas, dug a
we'll to sIrrrIv the boilers OF his engine.
dt,rinr the late food When the waters
rcceded. hi~ well went down I'll his hose
would 10 longer reach the water. and
finally his well WIS dry. He duc ditch
70 IN adjacent lake 10 let water into his
we'll the lakc was dIanco, aud the WEI!
was dry aa:n-having literally drank tn
acres OF water III lo-- than w"'k. The
inference i that the whO." valley Of IL"
Mississippi. from it banks 10 tie high
lands on either SIDE. rests on q poru- sub
stratum which ah~oFbs the redundant wa
ter-. and thus prevents that degree Of ac-
emulation which woIli long -.Eco have
swept New Orleans into the Gulf bat 10.
this provision Of nature, 10 which alone
her safety i attributable.
ia fact if the aiuvial lotions Of the
Mississippi We're Ike the anores OF the
Ohio. the vast plain from Cairo to New
Orleans would to.dav be part and parcel
Of the Cuff Of Mexico. and this who'll val
ley vast fresh water arm Of the sea
Wcrn the @eo,oaical character of tn" VA!
lcy different. the construction OF lcvre~.
coutlninr the water Of the Mississippi 10
IL channel. would cau.n tie re 10 be
come 20 great II tie South. jnat rArre no
sufficient icyce could be built The cur
rent would be stronger and the agcumuia-
ton Of water greater a. tie lyvecs are cX-
tended north Of Us
Such results were reasonably enough
anticipated but the water, instead Of
bIraking the icycc- pcrmeate- the porous
soil, and the overflow i, rally hcneath
the surface Of the swanp~. Such. il seems
10 u. are the wise provisions ot natural
laws for the safety and ultimate e lama
ton OF to- rich country south Of IL.
We b-liaYe that the lrvre system wi.
he successful. and that the object oi IL
adoption Will he attained The poro-ity
Of the material u-ei in making them. has
caused most if not all the cr~ya--r-. Men
NAV deem Ii q supe!hUiaau task - wal
IN the Mississippi from CAIRO - New Or
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A NEGRO hCTTNG IS PtsToR FOR WHITE
PEoPIE-On Lynn Creek, Giles county.
Tennessee, there is Hiardshcil Baptist
Church, supported by a number OF wealthy
communicates of that "rursuaslon, who
for several wears past have had for their
regular pastor q negro man, a> black as
tho ace of spades, named Gecrgc-known
as Be7,neys Oil Gcor7e" end belonging
to the ectate OF one Mathew Bcntly, de
ceased. George i said to be a most ex-
cellcnt man and Il good preacher. Some
time ago, he had q noted public discussion
lasting four days, with 4 white preacher,
on the subject OF Baptism, from which the
white man is said to have come of Of any
ditfcrence) second best The Church
wants to buy George, but he Is unwilling
to be sold out of his master family, and
is withal a regular Southern, pro-slavery
parson. George is the preacher in charge
of a large congregation. nearly ali OF whom
are Shareholders, and who pay him sala-
~ Of 5000 or 500 for his pastoral services.
IL nesSe Qend Nnnc.
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S-GiNsr ADVERTISEMENT We ind in the
Zane,y;iie Ca,r,-.- an advertisement of Sol
omon >tur=cs, one of the wealthy men IN
Ohio, in which he sets forth his reasons
for offering for sale his vast landed prop
cry. lie advert;ses the subject thus:
l have some eight or ten fine improved
isuns in Indiana. and one OF go acres
near Ga.eua. Illinois. that wish TO sell.
| believe 10 man has Il ri-Et to own more
land than Is necessary for his Use. and that
Of lis family. God hos no doubt wisely
ori'ined the 'rn3 Starts should be cursed
and ! can truly a that am exceedingly
anxious to sell all my lands, and get clear
OF the curse. | will therefore SCI, at low
prices, and on easy terms of payment. any
Of my real estate: and have great deal
more than want, or ought to have, or de-
sire
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Mr. auckland, the naturalist says Of the
chameleon: "Bctv;xt the two side: al the
body there seems a lack of sympathy
One eye may be looking straight forward,
while the other is looking as directly back
ward. one laay be entirely asleep, while
the other is wide awake, and this kind oi
independent and separate action applies
to each side OF the creature---y Is i'mts-
L cannot SgriH. berg.ac is Eais reuse 10 Grt
a, conrert. Could the two sd rstand
one another. and G-:ae on prescribed
course OF action, it mi"ht always be awake
or half awake. But it gains nothing u
its unilateral indepcndcucy; the two sides
are like two horses that won twoIk in har-
ness. 1t seems strange with sucn n pecu-
liarity, that on trees, or terra trna. the
creature should be ahlc 10 make any pro-
gross But as the two sides are fed 10y
one mouth. and rs the insect tribe refuse
to come to it, so they seem in all culinary
matters, to agree to sing their differences,
and to move in harmony. The stomach
is potent LarmOnizcr
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Tic Conversion of Lola Mnntaz l.

The conversion Of Lola Montez is an
nouuccd She has it Is said, settled down
an humble. peaceful, exemplary, religious
woman. in her own domicil in Pccad.llv,
London. having ama>.cl sufficient sum
to purchase and pay ior house, which is
now the receptacle and center OF a large
number of wealthy and pious enthusiasts
Of London, male and female. Among her
most constant and intimate visitors is Mrs
ThiStlewaite. formerly an actress who WIS
tami'iarlv known rs Laura Bell and was
about a. notorious as Lola herself About
the time that she turned from the error Of
her ways, she won the heart of tie rich
commoner She married him. and is now
a bright and shining light in Exeter Hall
1t WAS she who was the principal instru-
ment in bringing about Lolas change OF
heart
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frOIn tllt View forE F1pres.
The SLOW Progress If the Austriai,s Tx
planned.

Much surprise is expressed by many per-
sons that the Austrians, after crossing the
Yi.juo. should have made such slow pro-
crcsS in tleir march of invasion. v h n ev-
cry hour 10 them il so important 1t il
stated in letter from Turin that the Sar-
dinian- have blowd up the bridge ut Buff
aiOTa tcllel trees across the road, and cut
TIE dy XII :, and thus have oye. flow ID the
fields this side Of the Tic:no This. per-
haps, viii account for the delay of the
AustrianS. Many of the rOG,ls across the
plans 81 Sardinia. now the seat of war are,
or were. lined with rows Of full grown
trees. and a very little labor would mate.
rally o!-truct the roads for two or three
days ~ least \ correspondent OF ours
having recently travelled, by oaI .iage, from
Milan to Turin by Bu.IaloTa. Novara and
\crccll. serds US an extract from his Jour
nal written on the spot, which may be in
teresting 10 tho reader nov that this part
OF Sardinia i 50 suddenly made famous:
" MyvtEa. Sept 2ith.-We left Milan
this morning il & clTrayn for Navara. ar
riyiHe here ii: ! O'Clock this afternoon
The road i good all the way, being nearly
straight and dead icvi!. with the except
ION OF one or two slight and gradual as
cents and decents' We crossed on foot
the magnificent granite bridge over the
I!c.no ut BUiia.ora. The briCtrc j. one
thousand feet long, and j. the finest Iyie.rs
ever saw away from city or town. 1t has
eleven arches ot uniform size and Is built
of immense brooks of hevn grauit.. at q
cost "t nearly $.pJ,JJl Such bridge
could not he ruiit for a million of dollars
III the United States The parapets are
Of hown granite in immense blocks. four
feet high. two feet wide and sx fee, long:
sidewalk on each side of solid blocks Of
granite and double train ways of the same
material for caIr.a.es Indeed. the bridge
Is perfect, and w.thal so sternly simple
that not dollar appears to have been ex-
pended Tor mere ornament Unless blown
up hy -unpDwIer. or thrown up by an
earthquake, i would last until the end Of
time
The T-c;no is a rapid. clear stream.
running through the plain, with here aud
there and bars at the s.l.-s and III the
centre OF the river III travelling today.
We ,aw many ditcvcs. through which clear
water was runn!nr. and in some places the
plan WAS OvrgtioWn
An extensive -ystom Of irritation r5re-
walls in this part Of Italy. and the feds.
on our rout" today. az cultivated like q
Garden-yiHe- mulberry trees. corn. grass.
etc, are luXuraut
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MUsT BRING THE GIELs-The young mon
of the CITY of Fond du Lac have a debating
club. and in order to secure the attendance
of the ladies, whose presence might mate
rally contribute to the prosperity OF the
association, recently adopted the following
rule:
Reso1cca, That any member who shall at
tend our meeting hereafter, ,unaccompanied
by at least one lady, shall be fined one
peck of apples for the use and benefit OF
the association
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A F.BLF-A young man once picked II

\ FABLE-A young man once picked up
a sovereign lying in the road Ever af-
terward as he walked along he kept his
eye fixed steadfastly on the ground, in
hopes of finding another And in the
course of org lie he did pick up at
different times good amount Of gold and
silver. But all these days as he was look
ing for them he saw not that heaven was
bright above him. and nature beau ful
arouud him. lie never once allowed his
eyes to look up from the mud and filth
in which he sought the treasure; and
when LIE died, rich old man. he only
knew this fair earth of ours as n dirty
road to pick up money in as you walk
along
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Lori Clarendon gives the following cpl
grammatic description OF the question at
issue in Europe. "One despotic power
Russla) concurs with a more despotic
power (France) in endeavorinS to induce
a still more dcspotic power (Austria) to
do what give freedom and liberal in
stitutions to Italy,"