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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

G,RpES fKrIrs. S,rawberrie. DO well on
a rich. dry. but deep soil. On hank. that
are no, too poor or dry, they seldom Tail To
DO well, and are often thr's weeks earlier
than when on level sol. The blackberry
also will DO we'll on rich, dry bank. We
mention ,hi, a. there are often such spots IN
small gardens. which !, is desirable 10 rem
der useful. Sr,wbsrris. seldom DO well in
low. vet ground. Ra.peerries and goose
berrie. DO better there.
In planting raspberrie-, they should be
cut down nearly to the ground when plant.
eI. You lose the crop, Of course, bu, you
get good strong canes for the next year. II
you leave the eines long enough to bear, II
will probably be the only crop YOU Will get
from them. Nr,r ,rpoci dHyihiHg 20 bei'
a, y,sr after iraH,piani'Hg. !, is generally
a, the e1pcnse Of the iuturO health OF the
tree.
Craps ,ha, have become weak from ase
may be renewed by laying down branch
some feet Just under .hs .urisce, and then
Gu, hack. - tha, one good eve only be len
at the surface Of the soil Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

FEEDING BoSr DrsT TO Cows. Your corr
respondent Country" Gays his cows toes
grow too long. have had sheep's toes
do the same while stabbed Some time ago
a young farmer living some 90 miles from
me. .aid that he had, az different times. in
h.. harm. COW. whose claws would grow too
long. and occasionally one claw would grow
around the end OF the other claw, and that
|, Was cured by fs,ding toae.dut. He had
fed as much a' one tablespoonful each day
t. . COW in cut feed. with marked effect.
lie acknowledged IL was foil. strong Iced. l
generally feed one tablespoonful twice in
we.k b each COW. but do not know its ef-
feet. Ny reas,n for doing IL 10 that nv
neigh borhood has been passored these quo
years, and little or no manure put on the
ground, hence the coil y wanting in bone
making material. TCountry Gsntlsusu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

Tx STv CEoroN REsEEvoIE The re-er-
v5ir. IN the Central PARK. Gill bs ready Tor
the reception o, water Abou, the middle Of
Nav. I,i.s great artificial basin. covering
space % one hundred and seven acres. and
will contain when 6lled. depth Of thirty
eish, feet Of ~atsr-snoush 10 accommodate
and aoAi the entire navy Of the United
State. even Il thrice il. present. .ise. and
Sufficient 10 supply the entire wants OF The
city with water Tor thirty or forty tay.
The construction Of this basin Is very
solid. The sarthwork. have been eIesvsiei
in some instances 10 the depth Of forty feet.
leaving the bottom nearly level Around
TN. the embaukmen,s are constructed, with
. central one. which divides the reservoir
into two actions. but thi. being little
lover than the sides. the reservoir will, when
flied, present TO the eye an unorosen sur
face Of water over the entire space. Tie
inner .ide. of the reservoir are faced with
heavy blocks Of stone. LAID in cement OF
some eighteen inche. in thickness. These
.ide- shape from the bottom. at on angle Of
about t3 deg and are fitted in behind with
a deep or vide bel, OF clay or concrete put-
die. which soon almost becomes as hard ss
granite it..,f, and literally binds the whole
a.~ith hand Of rock. This belt Of rock
clay j. Eormsd by eIeavating the earth to
the depth OF ten to forty iset. according to
the irregularities Of the surface. and sixteen
feet IN width. and the excavation Is hiled
With the cl.yey pudding. while IN nearly a
said state. Tie reservoir in its present
Sobdir,ob !. we'll worth visiting.
lScientihc American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25
lIlodg.on's Japan.

IlrNAN STRENGTH. An active man, work.
ing to the te.i advantage. can raise 10 lbs.
ten feet in second, tor ten hours in the
day, or 100 lbs. one FOO, in q second. Ab.
.olu,e force Of pressure With the hand. was
found b, the dyusnoue,er OF Resnier to be
on au average equal to 10 lbs. Absolute
force Of q nan lifting with both hands. $50
lbs. Creates, average load which man
can 'uppOr, on hn shoulders. tor some
seconds, i. estimated at $50 lbs, and u Is
supposed ,ha, he can exert the same force
IN drawing vertically downward. The mean
ABSOLUTE force. in drawing Sr pulling hori.
Ion,slly. is iouLd by the dynapoue,er to be
10 lbs the iOrce OF 'he poll IN the strong
e., uan Vas found to be only 20 lie. more
than the average. lSeisn,'fe American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

A J,r,Nr.E Masvn. The japanese had
never sen OF dreamed Of milking a Cow I;
aud. when nv English servant fret took
,hi. ditheult task in band, 1t required the
pre-enc' Of tuo japanese oficer. to keep of
the curious mob. What could the foreigner
be doine' lie evidently was no, killing the
COW. hut be va. taking the milk from the
calf only. to restore il, no doubt. Bu, when
the bard-earned pint was taken to the house,
and the calf allowed TO 90 ,0 its mother,
then was their wonder great. |, required
explanation; aud ! think some a',oni'h'
men, generally difficult to detect in jap
ano-e. however much he may ieel i',) was
manifested At their no, having discovered
thu. useful necessity. Nv oehau himself
eventually took milk in his tea.
lIlode'on's Japan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

II yoa have an evergreen, or Norway
spruce. bais.m sr. American spruce. or any
Of the pise.. and ds-,rs TO make It grow more
COMPACT, ya., pinch Ou, the bud from every
leading branch, ell around and over IL. Re.
pat ,h'. process again neI, year, q, this
iu.s. and your evergreen -ill continue there.
alter to grow ihiekly. Indiana Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

Tux RorE BRoxH. A young gentleman.
Q member Of . CERTAIN college, was expelled
Tor the crime Of drawing Young ladie- up
to his rocm a, night and letting them down
in the morning, BY means OF rope and
basket, arranged from his window. OF
course. 3 great deal Of co-ipins converse.
ton was the consequence. The following
colloquy occurred between two young Ia
dies:
"Jane. do you really believe the ''nden"
draw girls up TO their rooms"
Certainly. my dear moro than 'hst'
know they DO"
" ilow?'
"wslI. I was passing by the college ono
morning: il Was just before light; twas
very early in the morning, and heard
noi.s in the direction Of one Of the college
buildings. looked that way. and a. plain
40 zoe you now, saw girl in basket.
about half way from thr-o story window
TO the ground. and just then the rope broke.
and dorn came.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

The following direction appeared on let.
,-r recently delivered in Autland, Durham,
+" For Elizabeth Jane Spsnssr.s 9 tall vo'
man. xi,h two little soys."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

HISS TO fowt KrErEKs. The way !
keep my hens laying and healthy. is 10 the
fret place. give them plenty OF corn aud
oats. also some buekwhea,. Last fall |
commenced throwing on, a.be. from my
stoves in 4 pile near my yard. 50 as to u-s
in compost in the spring. | soon discovered
nv hens came to the pile every morning as
soon as lreh, (cold or hsaD through the
winter. They would puck up and 80, coal.
from the sire OF wheat kernel to a thimbls.
My hens commenced laying IN November,
and have laid ever since. They are last har.
vest. chickens II they cannot have access
to wood charcoal. pick up and Surn all the
bones you can find, and pound them fine.
and place them where they can have .a.y
access TO them. u. ). II.
Prairie Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25
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THE CAR ACQUAIHTAHc
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

How ADAM COT OFT or EpEs. Julius,
can you tell me how Adam got out Of the
garden OF Eden ~
"wsll. ''poss he climbed ooer % gar
den iencs."
"No. dat ain't H."
"well. den he borrowed wheel barrow
and walked out"
"No."
- gubs IL up, dso."
"Hs got aalsi out. Yah"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26

D,.J "a. aHSu,t. :. o.: - t",aV s-t ,-.:s"a-5;r!',
,s THOMAS pHfsi.i'i &c ini9:: l., ."rrsos. Aer .:
= lie ,-ny Mci's-.r 81 TI:sL'i,
rno ,:l TO-, >-,:'"-. =" ~ r"slLninS e.
III, Go. --a.sat - !...- 80: participate 81 tue
..v..ar. ai:n fssat,t X - -zpui:":. ~ "a" T"rS
ri ZIP. thE: Sats E.. when Wig. 49,:
III ry,,st q -,o war Sai h.: 10 R'iCt ne: ao
rnt RYE grtv"e ,: LG:ir 2ih,t. i"' l":ioa by
Srhsfc horde 10 -i'' -ca-S.15 y rnn-a inlTJ Lei
b, ika Iowa II $.,s ~h'r7, Ika vs-tal f,I"n -".ts
new, .srii,"i Ln TLTors Ut ch.iI,rI ris'.
Id Ia her r-l,:6, and 10 III pstr no9:ty II %s:kb..g-
.pi J,..d tim.-f rATst' IN a. rTiueE- IDupH }
Gao ..cs-i GatG ~ and viz: dis led br.S.
v aid HIS -,u,h'yi JliIer Ia hi du. tn br;it-
~. u.G.i: IL Ja- :.i J.sbn, 800 f.5 o!iv'Gs
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r, 20 we'll j.! sTr-d snd irea his oGasTi-Hsd f.Ins!
u. Cp.,.ls.sIE $..l:eSn.dE
ra, q. "a ...is ,.LiHu i"7 hi h.r"--rI "li- 80
.is..- lot a- great rner!EC. H.ds ~ ti."r -orarIS
.l,r P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26
91 IltIB]llton6 enquirer
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. %, 1862.
The army il tbs North.aflst.

Tho news which reached us on Yesterday
from the Northeast conveyed only tho assur-
ance that our ARM wss in coed condition aud
improving rapidly through the force OF e5er-
set'c measures taken TO prevent siragslrg.--
kuinors ola racant hattie were circulated, but
no contirnati1n could &c had, and Of course
do confidence was p!nead in them. The
eTents vi the past Wesk Wi! CAUSE, M doubt,
luti in military Operations in that quarter
for few days nj least. The Federal army is
scarcely abs to inshv sny respectable de.
inoG5tra,ion 81, soon after Tie several defeats
they have Sustained; ard it Is bat natural
thut our own troaps sNinnltt need s,,rno rest
after weeks Of iatgs.ens ;s;:: chEs, aid a!G4os.
daily tghtiug.
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Improving the gogp.;ais.

T!.e S-GA!c On yesterday. adoprd hill for
'-sssr prcTidi4g iNr tie sirs uhu wounded Of
.ils srmy III tbs Hospitals. The Bit! wes &C
ctmpsniv.: t,y an ;Gterss tiny report OF Mr..
Simn,s OF ksntlcky, Chairman of tle Com
lnstre OH Hospitals, which viii &c i'o.nh in
another Column.
The report fully uaoneiatru The Surgeons in
charge Of the Hospitals Of Petersburg and
RichmoaA, fur Any iiscumiorts suffered by
the SICK. These nrs due 10 other Causes, to
the removal Of ,Sh!ch che mn judicicusly adj
dresses Itself. [, provides Tor al increase OF
the Communication Of rations, for sick soldiers,
70 enc deil&r. tn De paid into The Hospital
fund. THIS sill cna0l5 the directors to buy
food suitable for the sick soldier. II provides
icr-a hettsr su:,ply Vi narse;;. ct WHOM, there
ar: 10 b. two uyaticils-ii, chief, with tso as
sistartS; and Two !iis:rons fer each ward
Also. Tor al, nan si,its 1T ur.ieSclothiDr N;Ia
pnnta for the patients ,rs ;,etr are belt II. II
hospital. Also. for ttse coil+raon s"ra.hrI
OF the soldiers nf each Stat, - fax rs practi-
ran'r, the hospitals " hc i,e;icnale:! scc"r-
dinghy. Also, for facilitating 5h- .,nl!rctinn
IT the ply iuc =. SICK soidier1- Also, for pro-
noting thrir comfort during transportation {;
:c:iEring c:.rs tn be r2se:yad, ana u-sis1etGc
provided in obtaining tickets Gr+rs, IA.
Tina nil strikes ut tl.r. "nai evils which
nayr .,lcd u the i'ccomf",rs IF Dnr sick
soldiers. I. has hsen cuStcllary :" Is. eve
ryrting uEon the Sui sonH. Nov. hat :iir
I.uc causes ravo becu l!icenIIy p,::h..! and
discovered, " = i.re GTatf"A that the ::,5i,a;c,
By :: Ii, sr:rnGs vcta. H.. o. "rH;ed The car-
receive. NOTHING nov r-u:ar4 Dat Grr sane
t.oc Of ln= Eiouse /, earn The gratitude III the
sciers an,i tbr blessing ui III ~ ds:ar! ;sIn-
I.iv".
That il ma: - >,:0 hoa5 ISL :. uuInh=r
arc nln -st.d IN tie hIna;o vrjects 0! Mr.
Sirrrns' bill, va will si:". q a:a ~: rrruct,
thnI since the c,5iiiint ace:ucu. CT the wnT,
I9,i'S soldiers its1e b1.-n admitted inro lhc
Rn:h.;Idnd Hospitals. and LII; ~ those II
Petersburg. The t.:lmhrr IL present. il the
Hospitals arc 800 here. uS1 1882 III Pc
.rrs burg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26
IN: 6i.hmcnd ClHys.

It's @o:Ue any Of fce soldiers. frcai this
aitr ;;1w c2mn.an'i2l ~ Lient. E. ". Branch
Tss nusag+i IL the r,.>tii; ig!':s ~ 3ooas
tcro' aud Sharpsburg, where thsT W.T. fresh
iaurels by their DARING bravery. The !ol;ow
10y Is II fall list nj the Ga, s;tieh
serg.. j. E. Philips, wounded snA $: pris"n
ar
VIZ. q. Everett. s=riauSiy sc2al,isI All
lei. or ire fi"lG--srrpnscd IL bs o+.sd.
George * Gteson, Tcun'iri sud II prisoner.
John W. Williams, vToupIr:' slightly il
rho hand.
Ricb,Tc; J3ias, severely woucl-c ia the
a1ad
Z, l.. Phiii5s wrnpc,.i IN tx. h.-.E by
:;l.nleElt .: si:eil.
Il. " Hill, for"-6T.yer s!sI: III.
j. l. sEaI2". "oandt-i in shoulder. SUI
cess. ii,ai,a!iT---srnt 20 It:hclcsto~c.
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Gtnorsl Mcdowell! is ztii! = sa;ouYner in

Gtherai Mcdowell! is ztli! saiou11:er in
thia city: gnssivs out not jt,iDsercstad
spectator, at 2 tlisLarce, Of the ;Te:.t. rqenis
in Maryland, in which circumstances pre-
vent hun from taking part. Whether he is
nctua!ly suspended or not, nobody ssems
to know. Probably he does Hot know him
SELF
Tbs most important news brought ~ the
Gcaan ttnenn from Pensacola to-day, is The
arrival AZ Mobile; on or about The 4th iHst.,
"t'ths famous rebel steamer '.290." Naval
officers who we're passengers by III" Queen
SAY that shs gnIeral description Of the vessel
correapoDded with tuat recently furnished by
the English papers. She looked as il she
~a' pIercr'i '": -l>tseu 5u"S. Two Of cur
snnboa;s gave c:,ase, On: sno speedily found
pr"lecLi"h under ne gins Of Fort Murgau.-
1t ls sup2oa4'. ill.,: Siiu had Tadsi'ic c1I ~
0i AM, an1 n:u&i.i6l.s 81 var.
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d. George ". Lewis.

Dip, >. iaa oh u ..u2nr' !se2 Hainoo. tt
7aed-..s :. Ei4 father, ~ Niag dnVr.s C"r.T. "a
Or GgoIGs " LEWIS. ;-:Lsoa la N. =. rpy at.
,aobed .r a1h a..msa T'r.:us rsinat,-rs, il tho
So y-3F II hts4ts
Tia .:!s.i" .! ~: l. vi Er.ll l-rtl ~. 1tfIT:d "ai
r..i - Ii&. aGIpiy -s:r' - -; dtsiE -.
q. :ut ea III ;h- c.up viii iatnrit ~"
SO ~G -isce;s HId g.uucyu "t-v~ 10 i->-se-h"d
All tn lad Il 5isuv' ct Ti1 ih1 ~
io.k aa W. I'D lbs i.s mos: dI-e bic
up-- ,f .,irD,:-n.2 KS r-n nHtrr. I" aI'ane A"d
ie.t r,D2d-l," psi. I'nbk, !i'e'a. ht'Ts toa -
Ms ac Kid tr= - trltii. ~ ~hic. AL VI shaw
an; ell f- .ai hl "nts-i we tcs!r Lave. !-s
nsrGhver2su: m family 81 :L- 81 lnsSf-a .i"'- ":S
trr ,ln i::-z-r rrrf'st3 !" 'na ":d I"rA d. I.E
~ 81, ur,! $3.50 q H. .u. He III rt .: u
cans. mis- .Iua;s. %Gy tea R-aaa - .rV'F re:
i,".!s L.l.ul LASS al: f.asrt.. - h!s pz!'i".
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r.ISGS IN NEHr YokK.

DIS. General Mcclellan arrived in town
tits u,orning, from New Haven, At two 2.
II. she rsceived I ,:espetch from her husband,
dated this mo-nIng, stating that be had won
sloriotss victory. that he "as uaaartz and
.ha, everything vas going on well.
Governer Stanley, Of North Carolina, is in
town again, but leaves for Washington on o.
hc,al business. His friends intimate that be
ia ANYTHING. but satisfied with Ii. way he is
shampered' (their phrase, not mine,) In
North Ca1 olins, and he goes to see the Presi-
dent with. view TO being relieved Of that
hamper"
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CAPE RArE, Sept. lA.-fhe str:.u;cr B0rus-
sia from Southampton, % lie 10th inst. s. a.
boarded II; uape Race st noun To-Day " the
nays gaca. If ,i.u Northern Associated
Press
The Pr,1r7 81 Ws!:s uld Proc. Alfred had
arrived 1T t;Iue,.i.
The Archbishop vi rauthrbnry Aid tile
Earl u harrington wurc dead.
ihc news by tile at-spnr AE,lG-:.lx.
on had Mt the slightest effect on Con-
soIs, Which were quoted hi Y3;a93a ;or
money.
i late dispatch say, t:st Atop.cl. gro il4i
accepted iii the conditions offered by U.o:.r
Pasha.
o. account &c the state of siege 20 Naples
The anniversary Of tTarHaidi's eatry intG the
city will not ba celebrated
The Pres 81 L1moariy arr IN favor Of
granting al amnesty to Garib'i!di aud his FOL
lowers.
i;arioult, hnd reqGes:nd to f,e allowed to
cncark on an "ngiisi. Tcsse, bu: !u...ilg
Dad been l":ided IN regard IL nis disposition.
lis wounds ore very serious.
COMMERCIAL i:TzLLlGEnCa.
Tic aaits Of cotton on Monday and Tues-
'iay ~ure nnly 5000 bales. Tie uarltc: vas
irregular and dull, att Id. lower than ~ Fri
day last.
Fo2r dull, and Cd. lover
" heat quiet, iut Et.aI y.
C1ru dull and unchanged
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LrL pin.rlas Of cash Jora5tnenI ." 'sS s:irr up 70
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su.h oory .alaa, t,,- viii .ili IL <" stits e to-
.uL ill.,: .si foI All 1msii.1 ts--fA-o"
eu,: OF os, a=rs has Il tn5 pr?,r:rs'' IN" TcTh-
hss suppiice :rPo.az: prdsss;oa:. deg as. IN, 80
scic,,s tas patronage :, lie F;"isiGs ii TIC Coz .soe
49, ha:h = snI DOT OF The ..sy. Those disI"-~d 70
hacs.. srbs.Iihsa A-u ..tpaeiu!iy ,i;c GO i"r" I'D
ti..r aaIsas lad sddrss.s4 sp.eiit T.,dbt K tbS
autos ~ fxlSor ~ c., IN ordar 10 axpeel's Sa' pdIh
ss1on Of :hd work.
sf7-ems Surgeon General Of North Oarstae
pT;--NFERsga icN snd BRIAR Root PIPES -
L A splen did lot, jrst 10 hand, and ioL ssio y
.rss 100, Es!a Street.
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l..,. following reply has i,e-n re;ciret to
The AZ: TT. Is Iahy forwarded TO tho Govern.
ueu, cf the United States by the Paisley Par
Iiaruan.a-y Reform Asssnciptan
DEPARTMENT ~ STATE
T,-HiaGroH, Aug. II, loo.
R""rr' Cochrsn. Secretary Of the Paisley
perliamnrtqrT Reform Association
Gentlemen have had the pleasure ri re-
r-lyio, lie liberal ard courteous address Of
the paia'-v Parliamentary Reform Association.
snd lava Submitted it &c th- President nf the
rte! States and the hr"ds Of the E2Tart-
ments Of tnis Government
Engaged in maintaing againes an unprn-
voke.l and tn iselrss EeGltl"n 2 Government
whose principle Is tho political equality If
the members Of the State, AMI whose policy is
peace and good will towards all States and all
men, i has 5ee7. disappointment to learn that
ar struggle ts at best a matt~r Of i'sdit ersnce
"a the G"rerRacenfs 0f E"rops. acatk L rs ge,-
eroiiy represented 10 Us that hGt the n dirns Of
that continent syn,pahizc. not scth as but lcith
tic insurgents, and desire nothing iesd than
csa h.afiondi 7uin IF these representations
are true ii is q new and melancholy ilicsttra-
ton OF the disposition of mankind 10 Serh ~
do harm 90 each other. at the cost II Coin
ui,Ii Sacri;; "es and SuifeTJDgs.
fn, a:-r better appreciation 81 the chsTsc-
ter III this contest and for your most generous
VISITS 1r che safety, welfare. and happiness
OF eur country, you will please &c accept the
81 4
nenL. speak ID the name Of the Continent,
beceuas know that the cause Of the UEitad
States is accepted by nj! rhe American patious
as ono involving ultimately their safety and
their destiny.
rne North docs rot however, stand alone
in unfolding the bon-6cent Govr:ameDt.-
TIE West IN equally loyal uad equally deyo-
tea 10 our Institutions, and equally energetic
in ieiund!ne them. Nor is the South ss you
seen. 10 iECJaasine, altogether inrsnsbIe Or
untsirhinl Time, which always suhiues.pas-
.ion4 otherwise uncomfortable, is gradually
fr.e;rg that region from tire terrDrs Of Tho IT,.
S,rrrrcsiau ana preparing the way fer lis re-
tarn to its constitutional duties, anG for ine
restoration OF national unity and peace.
II is ar occasion Of sincere regret for the
pe.t !e II ihls country that nations. for whom
We base cherished only sentiments Of friend
sl:it1 and aifacsinn, arg disturbed in their III
iu,,rial occupations in consequence Of this
unhappy civil STRIFE We AID in this cTcuu-
sslr,os Il ocw ana distinct motive to bring the
.rEr 4, safe an,! speerlY conclusion. IH~L'"cs,
10 .nnl@rn t!1nes. ere not absolutely iniep=na-
mi, a, ruc;, .:tl:er. On the contrary, they
cons,i,uie a. general society. all Eurcps
could not only think bat soeal you DO tacrc
.sculd 1ooa &c no cirii aecr Or tnswrec:ioH
here. il. return, Europe would have our sui
Traces and Influence for peace and harmony
everywhere. I.hzYe the EGnGr to be, gentle
men. your oSedirnt Servant,
William q. Sswtkp.