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, 1859-05-19

We published fsw days since An article
from correspondent at St. Paul. stating that
small steamer had been purchased By serernl
en1eEprisins gentlemen, and that i WIS IN
tsndod to dispatch her at once for the Red
River Of the North. Advices from Big Stone
Lake at the head Of the Minnesota River had
been received, stating TINT the low meadow
between the Big Stone and Lake Traverse
which is the head Of the Red River Of the
North, was now covercd with water, aud that
the sseamer could pass over it without difficult
tt, whence the passage down the Red River
into Lake Winnipeg ut this, season Of the year
is perfectly easy.
Ne lcaru hr private letters from ST. Paul, tint
tho preparations for the trip are approaching
completion. Tho boat is to start from St.
Paul next Monday. Passengers aud freight eau
rcacl, ST. Paul in tiuo for tho trip il they
leave this city ny Friday morning train either
on the ST. Paul & Fond du Lac or the Nil
waukeo road. As this excursion. especially
If it il sncccssful--and We sec not why it may
not be-will he ever memorable in tic
history Of tho Ncst, we Should suppose
some Of our ertcrrrising citizcns who
have leisure and III abundance Of this
worlds goods would lie glad tn embrace tue
opportunity to Join it. The boat is TO be
commanded ly Capt. Davis, IN experienced
Mississippi captain, who. with picked crew,
will within few weeks, wake the slumbering
echoes Of Lake Winnipeg, if such thing is
within the reach Of possibility. Success to
, 1859-05-19

Letter from Hon. j. #. FarnsyEorth
St. CHARLES, May 18Th, 1s5a.
GEo ScuSE1pFE. Esq, Editor " Ill. Staats ZeItung:"

81. CnArlEs, May ,s.h, 1850.
GE, ScnSrpfE. Esq, Editor " Ill. Ssa,ts Zeltung:"
Dtar Sir: have received your letter Of the
18th, in which you allude to the amendment Of
tile Constitution Of Massachusetts, recently
adopted in that State, by which naturalizcl
citizens are debarrcd the right Of voting until
two years after the period Of their naturalization.
Although this action Of Massachusetts may
be regarded as local, which cannot affect tho
citizens Of other States, and with which "e are
no, dttr<'ily concerned, yet fully agree with
YOU III the expression that it is IN "odlous
amcn1mcnt" "-olious because it il Insulting and
unjust to that class If citizens who are affected
by it, 1t discr;,nina,es between the native and
the adopted citizen in favor Of the for,ner. That
is scs0ag;: and as Republican, knowins sor,e.
thing, trust, Of The principles Of that party, and
of the sentiments Of its leading members, be-
nerc l but echo the voice Of the great mass Of
the Republican party when protest against
anv attempt, come from what quarter it may,
to fasten upon us or to make the Republican
party in any manner responsible for a principle
like that involved III the Massachusetts amend
ment.
In my opinion, 1ine-tfnt1s Of the Republican
delegation in Congress, at least, are opposed 10
any change Of tl'e present naturalization laws
They arc satisfied with those laws as they uoat
arc.
These are at ull events my sentiments, briefly
expressed, aud you arc at perfect liberty to pub
lsh them; indeed ] am glad Of the opportunity
Your note affords ME Of uttering my opinion:
through the channel Of your valuable paper.
Very truly yours,
J. F. FAnSswoRru
, 1859-05-19

deal Of nerit. All whom we have heard ex"
prsss an opinion find In tha statue just thar
OWL idea Of Douglas, conflicting and variona at
those idea. are. Says one, =" He looks just the
demagogue he is," Says another, "What ear
ncstness and downright honesty Of expression,
Just as have seen him in debatc." One fellow
says, "Douglas, for MI the world the very air Of
the conccitcd upstart--more Of q dancing-mas-
ter than q statesman'-and still another asks
you: "Sow. amt that magnificent head and
face! Don't lie look The great man! 1tell you
he, bound to win." We think this kind Of talk,
Of which there is not u little, shows that the ar
list has succeeded in catching to certain extent
surely the expression Of the original. And al
though We do mol: like fhc intense and disturbed
passion in the face, the body bent :snd twisted,
und head turned BY excitement Of debate, and
should much prefer to see statue Standing in
calls, and natural dignity, yet we tind in the
work skill and talent, we think. and shal expect
still better things from the artist
alr. Solk gives us only malc figures. Then
is the Dor WITH THE BALL, the son OF one Of our
eitizcns, The GEORGE WASHINGTON as bog, ind
the DorcLAs. Why does he not try bis hand
on some female figure, Greek slaEe, Rebecca,
California Chicago. or Popular Sovereignty. Btu;
we suppose these will :ll come III due time, an:s
in this respect Tolk only follows nature, who
swears tbat woman
attrr rtl,'rst work .he classes, O.
Her ;,rente ta1d. str sled IN ll2a
And tLta She laGt thc laAses u.
So with yolk, first small boy, then bigger
! bog, then douglas, and in the fullness Of time
his last best g.t to art, some Eve, or Venus, or
Madonna living and breathingin stone, ,or better
| ret the Autocrat Of the Breakfast Tables, Mes
siah Of the New observation-disclosures.
Mos1En's PocAnoSr.s VIC never tire Of looking
at. We unconsciously compare it with our
| recollection Of Pal1ncrss Indian Girl, who alsu
| holtls cross in similar manner, aud prefer
| the pocalontas Something Of the same ideas
is expressed In both, rs each is supposed to be
| awaklng to some conception Of dawning civil
za,ion and Christianity, and begins to feel the
influence of the white m;as;'s Il|iuse and reli
gion But superior to hny Re8 thought
whatever, is tue charming expression of simple
truth. tenderness and devotion in the Pocahon
| tas, which have given the name OF the untaush
Indian girl the same cherished place in I'LL heart:
~ she held III tue heart Of John Smith.
We find the increasing numbeF Of the work.
| Of art hnve made it necessary for the Director:
| to OCCUPY another room, and We are very gfas
/ to he Informed that the attendance Of visitors i
| increasing every day. This is as it should be
| the exhibition ben. worthy the attention Of all
, 1859-05-19
What In Sl1pddY9

The first time we cvcr happened 10 sec the
nbosc mysterious looking word. was few d., $
since in our telcgrarhic dispatches, wherein j,
stated that i" shoddy" manufacturer had been
burned. An article on Yorkshire. in the West
minister Review, for April, 8plains this curious
word 1t SAYS:
'fot the least important Of the manufactur-
ing towns is batley. he chef seat cftAat LATTER
nAr STAPLE in Enyt4nd-S1lODDI. This is ttt
famous rug-cap,aI 1.-The latter metropolis, With
er every begEar in Europe sends his cast oil
clothes to b. made into shum broadcloth for
cheap gcntility: Of moth eaten coats, frouz:
jackets, rcechv linen, effusee cotton, aud old
worsted stockings, this is the las. destination
Reduced to filanicnt and greasy pulp, BY mighty
tooth cylinders. the n,ucl-vc1t fabrics rc-eutc1
life in the most brilliant forus-tro,n solid pilo1
cloth to silkr oohair and g1ossiest txetd- Thu.
The tail cont rejected by the Irish peasant-tl.
gabardine too foul for the Polish bcggar-are
turned again to shiny uses, re-appeariug, it tna,
be, in the lustFous:pa]ctot Of the sporting dandy
the delicate riding habit Of the Delgrayi4n belle
Or the sad-sleek garment Of her confessor.'-
Such, oh reader, Is "shoddy."
, 1859-05-19
THE CITY OF TURIN.

lAe ctptciaDHh OF great efeutA u "4lie'l
Turin viii be the theatre, has made that city
the focus of attractiou-the point to which the
ewes Of all the civilized world arc turned aud
wc think We are not mistaken when ne say that
it is the sppt around which, in the present war,
American sysnpathics will cluster. Our people
know little of and perhaps care less for, tue
tiouitv Of the place, for the physical ftuturcs nf
the surrounding country, for the wars Of which
it has been the scene for its doubtful origin, for
its former frudeal governors, for the poverty ii
It's "rt, for the mngnltcence Of It's churches, Tor
its museums and libraries, for it~ incorporation
into Savoy, or for the manner in which It be-
came wi1at it now il, the capltal Of The Sardl-
niau Kingdom. The points Of interest in It's
chronicles which run back TO period ante-
da,ing written Roman history, and Which i'll
clude fragment Of the career Of Hannibal, and
It chapter in the lif. of Charlcmagnc, are found
in modern events, and these Of j character
whic!, co,nu,end themselves to thc recollection
If the American mind,
Turin was occupied By the French after the
campaign Of Napoleon in 17:G. aud held
Us long as The supremacy Of French
influence in Italy was acknowledged 1t
was 'hc capital o' 'l1e nel'a''h'e''' u
70; bnt nnueF 'he o'scourasen'e"'s o1
industry incident TO the constant wars 81 Inc
period. ITS popnutlon sahk' Ill 4ol'' w. o''@e''
SOULS FROM th1' p''n' II s1r":'S.ea ul"aFa LOT
many years; pu' IL "aa mol "h'n 'ae accession
I'll lcfoR EaAAStEL III l>4'' taat the Well
'''''Aeu H'"sie'i'' ~ '7"' o''' an" "4" eo'''
'4'eaceo' lh''t "l'e a''o e''''2"'ene" r'"ce'
rrnhtlns by fAc pFhSre:s II TIE aye, CAST thc
traditions "t defrotlsm behind h'n, and "lSr'!
and pa'r'otlcally p': his people IN possession III
Ill, perhaps. Of liberty that they were fitted to
| nse without abuse. lie 'ook uls the burden
some aud unnecessary restrictions from indus"
try and commerce, proclaimed toera''"n III
matters OF religious faith, cluaizeh taSat'o'1'
Pr"tected persons aud property "nder the
ae@is ol law, dcc'aftd hls ofpos't}oh to tne Fara
anu prieSt'y exacslons ahd oprreSS'"ns spiritual
aha 1c'opoFu III Inc 1aon1's'i en"fca' de'eloFeo
with carcnl hailo the RESOURCES Vi As state
encouraged education and Individual effort, and
in short, proved himself lie friend and helper
Father than the enemy aud oppresaor, Of his
people. The result is that the rapidty Of Turin:
growth Is without parallel among all the cities
''f the old World. The latest estimate Of pop.
ulafiou Is 2"' "a ratio ofincrease that IS sur
, 1859-05-19
California Items.

\ dreadful landslide occurred 81 Non's IT'S"
killing Mrs. Hove and two children, and Il little
son oi Mrs. +. Wright. Others we're hurt ar
made provid.n,iaI escapes. 4 f~surc III the
earth a quarter Of mile long extends INTO the
mountains; wlter, from melting snow, was
pouring III.
town. which tn, inhabitants had deserted, in
mor,su,ary MORE expectation Of is tal; Two IN;
knpvn men gerr killed bv land slide 1T Sand
UiIl, aud Chas. Smith at Cherry Creek.
Morn guano Islands had been discovered IN the
Pacific, and reported to j. " Horaen' l. .
Connlissioucrto the Sandwich Islands.
Hon. J. c. NcKiLben and the editor Of the
National had passed challenge for duel, but
friends effected reconc1liataon- -,
William $barb, Of Madison county, H., was
poisoned and died at Shasta, from eating WIG
Mining intelligence is favorable from all sec
finnS of the Ssu1e
, 1859-05-19
no Compact After All.

The Railroad Managers, who have been in
session here during tile week. have adjourned
uati! the :4th, without having absolutely agreed
upon any basis Of settlement, In the mean
.ilnr, the frei g1t agcn,s Of 1he different roads
art to meet and cndeavor to agree upon some
tariff Of rates 10 b. reported fer acceptance 10
the meeting on thr .nth inst. 1t is understood
that some reduction Of speed will probably take
Place, and Il general advance Of rates Of t-ans-
p"rtaticn provided platform acce.r:aule to the
New York Central can br "s.~ed upon, which,
however, is gcucrully believed 10 be inlpracti-
cable. As tht New York Central was not rep
resented officially at tue meeting on Saturday,
cvcn thu points upon which the Convention
agreed mus. be submitted To Mr.. Corning; and
il hc continues To occupy the same position he
did week asu. ii is difilcult to see how \ COM
nan schedule OF speed and rates can be adopted,
without more y,cEdipg on the part Of the South
ern liues than they will be likely to couseutt 10.
, 1859-05-19
FOREIGN ITEMS.

by ~ ~ St4aioar1-
Sardinia has made proposals et Hadria to IN.
duce the Spanish Government to Join her in tha
cause Of Italy, but Spain intends to be strissy
neutral
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Iisaes says that the PoFte il preparing for wsr,
aud that Omar racha IL On hin way from Bag
dad to Coustautinople.
The declaration Of war against Austria was
expected to appear in the Paris Hon!t<ur of
the Cd Of May. The Austrian Ambassador has
not jet left Paris.
The following is the onacia1 letter Of Prime.
Gortschakof 10 the British Government:
II do not d=ny that there m.y exist writ
ten engagement between Franco and Russia,
but can assure, in the most positive manner,
that such arrangement contains nothing that in
the most distant manner cunld be Interpreted
as constituting hostile alliance against Europe.
II Lord Aaimesbury should be questioned on
the subject, he may auswer, with confidence, in
the ubore sense, and ! give you my personal
guaranty that the declaration will not be falsi-
ted by the facts
ThE AUSTRIAN nAS1rEsro-The following IS
the manifesto Of the Emperor Of Austria, issued
on the esth nit.
II hare ordered my armv to enter Sardinia
Our struggle is Just Que and we begin it with
courage and confidence. We hope. boHeysr,
fhAt We ShaJl not stand alone IN It. speak as u
sovereign member OF the Germanic Confedera-
tion when call attention to the common dan
| ger, and recall to memory the glorious times in
which Europe had to thank the general andfer-
| rent enthusiasm Of the Germans for its liberia
| ton. For God and tie Fathcr}and."
| How HoLr WEEK IS Kerr n SArzks.-A cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia hquirsr, writ
ing from Naples, under date Of april -, says
AL dancing has been prohibited for some
time. owing to ths approach of Holy Week, enf
during next week, alt carriages must be locket
up, and all ioeomotion must be performed OF
| foot. This caution does not prevail in Italy GU
| Of Naples. Another peculiarity is the professet
dreadful morality that Is supposed to c1is
throughout the city, endorsed both by tue or
ders Of government and public opinion. Eyel
the baltcr girls at San Carlo a1c Obliged to wea
long skirts and high necked dresses, while al
| the nude statues in the museums have bcel
gathered into private room which is hertnetic
ally seasd a:-,ains: the public view. IA col,
ttlire, the daily scenes in the public streets IT
more discreditabe than ever seen in p4ris, and
if enacted in Amcric4n cities xuuld send the oi
tenders to the pe1iteutiary.
!
, 1859-05-19
The Austrian View or the War.
From the Oeser1richf.ehe C.'sscepoadrnE cf Yie1n:
Ill


The Russian peace project failed because
FRANCE, in direct opposition to the original pro
poai.ion, insisted that >arlinia should be I'D.
mittcd to the Congress Of the i've Powers. At
the very last moment tue british Government
made an attempt to lar the storm. hctnfn'ng
to its first prorositiou, the English Cabinet, Oh
the 26,h inst, offered 10 mediate between Aus
tin and France in such way that the iuame'
date and general disarmament, and the settle
ment Of the existing differences. should be set
tied hy means Of direct negotiations between
the Vienna and Paris Courts. Austria ACCEPT
ed the offer at once, but France rejected it
While tue Austrian army WAS waiting on thi:
side Of the Ticino for the reply Of Sardinia Il
the summons which had been sent 70 Tar1n
and for the result Of the British negotiations
some French troops landed At 3 Genoa, ana ON
lating The stipulated neutrality Of that par, Q
! the Saroy which is known as the Genevo1s. Fh
foregoing facts require no commentary.
, 1859-05-19
From Washington.


All the new naral steamers will be placed in
commission rs soon aS they shafl BE- success
1ullv finished and before tie clusc Of tic year.
Every available vessel will probably be III ac-
tive service. this dcsi ign is not with reference
to the European war. us no damages to our CON-
,uerce is arprchenlcd from thai cause. Vera
Cruz is considered in official quarters to be
one Of The most important points whvre Il lar&e
Arct is required, and hence additional Vessels
will be Dispatched 10 the Cuff Of Mexico. The "a
elities ia Central America afforded by cur
s},1;tlruts ethcr by sea Or land operations are
considered suthcicns for all emergencies accord
fna to ! general order issued from the Adjutnnt
t;cntr:i's nllice ollrcr+ of tlc medical and pay
departments u,ay by virtuTe Of their commits
eisns command ill enlisted mcn Ike other coll-
1ulssoned officers.
The following military stations rs announced
rs double ration posts from the date Of their
establishment aud while occupied by less than
".,c company, department Of Te1as Fl. Qu'tnsau
and camp, Hudson, department Of Oregon Fort
Br!linSl.ana. department Of California, Forts
Nouok and Tcrcvaw and New San Diego Or il:
samples Of canvass mail bags the contract for
supplying which has been awarded only four
If them were selected hy the Post Office Dr.
parlment Commissioner. as being OF the first
quality with regard to material and workman.
ship.
several protests have been 1naie against the
award, but the question will not he rc-opened.
, 1859-05-19

Although the foundation stone Of the New
Tahernacle which Mr.. Spnrgeon intends to
build will shortly be iaid, the large sum Which
will be required for the building has not been
raised. Mr. Sturgeon has devised plan where
by # Is thought lG will raise considerable sum-
Ie;ntepds 10 preach in the chief metropolitan
cbupels, making COLLECTIONS for the object he has
in view.
, 1859-05-19
ORE TO BE ADMIRED
w TTIAT THE
RICHEST DAD EN-
Worn BY Kings Or Emperors.
rrr. - n..,,,-rl Eoa1 of Fair

"1AL { way aoGdAAAA ~ AAe$~ ~ "
Htea...ei, !. HI. ,' 1851. "r;,s"t A. ~
e1t'v 90 liz 'w:rs s!.vs. tn. t'er" >J.4Fsfh..
H. H.: t1 ~ t h Ii, ' Z ,rlf, u si al '9 , o. =. Dr.
@ %r' # :; Il fsea ~, ~ e. ;1,r ', h :: >t.~st.s~ t w."
u.- s~u tr~ will rton ar' 'raa'Fr: ~;
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rhiiavr-: '''~1 " ' .' , '' n,>,, ,,.
In. W,1p-9%u SIR - Fer1nt Il, exlIr>,s ~ s">
H. 'tt':'"r, .a n1:er T.: IT, tr' r,t.fa1'u "f NJ
he ln:vi >tss-u r.p'v t~s"s;as :5av, tus "toa
A- atI s't u u yoYs tilr ls'%ni;.Tc + Ne' "s,.v-
+t*s VII 81 '* a,1 i%, zss y ss WI :. at;se
1sss d.=ar ~. yours 'c,y MY: ,.nc
-D!ea lri~~urs'ts.~
NxLrl SE%sFArfH frr:cA1
NJ. IS Nassau sssect. ApE! l:1h. ls:a.
~sess ~. rtr.i,e, ',sr . y's lnr Eees.rA.~ ~!
KY ~ "; w. VII s', : "a "a ~ ef E. M
us.,7+ sot,7 at - w.. ~ "1roTr as'tf ~
~:s; t. I l., ~; ti:: T. @ r.. ''la Il IT, 's
,:! Id tafckenin; the hair. esnsl,' r'.:':'d t'e
ls's ls:s IL: s'''@''s - ' '''' t.i1HL!, GAi:i'E
Sz~ yaes. I,tv .sta. tc:s.
PRo,. o. ]. WON With eo:.aA~ntr % EeS'"anenA~
!ts. ss u: = r f To-: nv 4F as3 ~;
,,.s A., INV FL to,,1d' tt ta:: Nv app's"n*
NJ MI r. # =, {! s' M I'D 70 s a ,s, ext: sn A. ~ a' s
aE.'sac peruas v -. yen, lre freely. I Il. ALHf.
lnHur Woup.-Ah4,ls years h.tF commenced
'A'S "s ar! turning s1N:; ~. ,A't S.nn,:k IL s' ana
yn:r jan,asv AT. few n pr1':s''A ta
tned my aatr a:.y. It .+gan tn I'll up. ont aii
turned aaek H.. c':. 'hAe1., ~ s siur Il .
f.sy rt~,t7, Il. ns!i.t eatus a,a, a;t ,9feataA
4al clcrrfilily srtnHl!i, III Is LIST 10 II. . . ~
hlea+;'. i'll, Nay l. ISL. T. q. HoIst
The Restorative is put In sosrs Of thsce r1es 1is
!1rv rstIa sulali the snail t,n'!* ha4 2:st aa1
rstAils IoAz per bottle 'a n'rt1E h"''S II ta<
t~cny PR in pr'~rhn Than the anEs! rial.
fr txo aoiias. per tese lbs htds lLrt ofty sx
ext u4,,.r II ps.pertaa Ai tetA4 svs tire. t";.ars.
u, J. WOjp Il t'u. rtnpnrturs. 81. nrlA:way. Sew
Yu-k In xy-sl New York Ni1e Ha;nx EetAlsahuis1}
sci III N4s.,, H.. =. Er,s's Hn.
AeI a4 ~ al kud DruE ,ol Fancy Goods Dea!trs.
, 1859-05-19

Now since the news frou, Frazer River have
BECOME so encouraging, and the Pixies Peak
hu:'bne exploded completely ,newimpetus seems
tp Frazer River. In addition II the exploring
party hitherto noticed in our columns, which Is
bring organized in order to open the route to
British Columbia via pernbina md the Valley If
the Saskatchewan. another party, under the
command Of $. t. Moulton, is being onttittel
here, and whiting to leave Us soon as the forage
tor cattlc is sufficiently grown to start. The
party is nut;:tetl with wagons aud mules, in the
proportion Vi one wagon In four men.
The party will ~ by Edmonton and Carlton
Houses, and cndtavor to find good pass 1hro'
the 1nutsntain*, Tins .ettnginto the heart Of the
gvsl regions hy I'LL easy a,ld short stafe-
Tie company las already the full COM
pIemeut, or nearly so. Of men, but there is Il
chance to 20, and il any pcrsons in our city
should l!ks sue' IN adysntufs , .hers Is s. fSod 20
xtr River Mines
, 1859-05-19
The Art Exposition.

Thous n We find among thu PIECES of sculpture
l., 4bn H,t{ ,p,ov f;n,. ,erks IT,, r,,rot f,r,
,
'''' 49, '~> - ''"> '''"' ''~ A'''"' ~
he III our cry. Al "on!h Ease lfnt adhit'nuat
aur'e''oh 20 t''c i'AH'pt''n coau VIC nave 1"''a"
'ne9e 'ns oe'1"eh"' e'.us u =, o'a OK 'ae o''''o
s'sa u loo'leh' "lncn - ~ htsats snok'
en- VI =, 'hose WHO ha'e see'l II.
deeper bhhahess seems 10 have struck her
Aer'; 'or' though she could !ef about a1'''t Tie
A'rfow and tlFeng'd streets "f Pomoe'', she
>'',1.'' ~ III" 1'' way ''''' e"'s's"'
e.'No' .'.' -" '''''.' 'AI''ss'''s "e'c "0F
:, ''1' = - '".pos>'''. ~ p'aee ~ NC io'stS
'' S'@ '''''. "'.' >'''',s' "'''>'
49, - '"e '''"ee''' Wv "''" ~ ,'S :, - ""'"'
'a 1''o.'' ~ >''' 'l'' '' ~ ''''
1"o "e "a'c so"e''"'es 'sa'eo Aes' .hs s"s "''"
a"o ose "eaeeef u't@"l d" II INJURY Ill It's pres
eEt exposed cohd"'"h.
ANY sood. copy OF the 1Aoco"S, Which has
been SAID BY high authority to fulfil I'll the e"''-
dltlons. and co'n'lne al tis cxcellences OF high
art, possesses Eea! value III" interest, Hr'! VIC
catch, IN this miniature representation, song
reelection OF the beauty and power ol the III
NOUS original
a., "a .as,.I .ss. 'as n'':'a' a",'E.
rh..trr,,,, ..:, ..f.,., ,,., .m's, .,-a,s
And rim, an.. lccp*4,,s Il the dragons rrasp
TLs old u4a,4's clel,vL."
Arcrsrrs C.Es.n-M,ny hare taken ,hi> for n
bust of Napo1eon-a resemblance which LIN.
been rrcoroized often in E.ronc, II strikes ~
ycry .ood copy If n work If art r.r7 muc,
,nolen Of abroad md which i, ,r,narkabl. c,r
being 4 finc likeness ,f augustus yI,rn II ,uau
though taken from the boy
.,,ost ;u,,rc.s.o n..,,, ,r,, t.co = .,a, ,c
,1r7us c.r.s Th,ro is , S,cr, co1d scr,r,r
nj c,nrrss;or = acorwa,d;nr <,ra,,,cr ae ,ui.,
IN t},;x ,,x, ,xor,,,, ill.,, ,,r<.t,a.t ,f ,a t,,
| xr,,.,.
W. Aau peIonc,ho"c'e1s st taecustouicu 10 tatHA
of 1,,l;rs t,.r.ur ,S ,rc,r;,- III. 1.p-nl ,-r,,h
! s '' "'>"'
10 hiae us oashuess' ana' VIC canhos eus'iF ae'
| eept as true 10 Inc Original The thick mass "f
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