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Phai0n d Sons "Cocin,'' the GcsG Arti-
Gle In the world for dressing and preserving the ha 9A
by ell druggists
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Eight Cartcs de Visfte for SI-Fca unI -.
the heat made BALCHS. 2,s Greenwich st. Barclay
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Prfzes Cashcd fn All LegaIixed LOtte-
ries BY A. DUNN li0 Broadway, stsira Letter
m "A atons couhdenttai.
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Lmdios' Furs-At Bantr's. No. 357 Canal
street, Elegant Mink Capes Nuns aud Collars chiren's
fancy Frs Gents otter and Beaver Fur Caps; Ladies Fus
Hoods aud Gloves Misses and Boys Fur Collars Fur Tet
ming aud Swans Down. Furs repaired or altered
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Prizes Cashed In all l4egRlized Lotteries
Information given: JOSEPH BATES. Broker. II wsf
street room No. l, New York.
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A strike OF Printers.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. II I5Dz,
Tbe typographical Union Of THIS city 10 strike tor
an advance on present wages
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Trusses.-eMa n rsh ~ CO.-Radicsl Cure
Truss 0dce stli a No yesey street. Astor House. H0
connection with other Office of the AlaAy
tend
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Bachelors Hair Dye-rhe Best I'm ths
world instantaneous harmless Aad reliable Sold by dras
perfumcrs svcrywbere. Factory u Barclay stress
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Cristador0's Hair Dye, Preservattve ana
Wig depot, Wholesale and retail, No g. Housa TAo
Dye 70 applied by experienced artists.
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The Fine Oil Paintings Contained An
store go Broadway win be sot at price, regardless g
valuation,
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A Great Variety of Boys, Yoaths' and
Chdren's Clothing, al l$2 Fulton ST. T. Il. H. DIX oROOT
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GOuraud's POudrc Subtitle UPrOOts Hair
from any part OF the body. warrentcd ta Broadway
Bates. Boston
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Pads, Accident ss Bum.lo.

buuAto, Oct ~ tse2.
| fatal scnldcnt occurred here this afternoon. Two
Aoung tsde- Miss Ha sk lately from ~ Mary's COL
Ssxe Brinsou, NJ =, and Miss iows, Of this city, while
xsSng. were thrown from their gig. Miss Hawkes. vas
hn,A .ai Mss unws insarsi but net dangerously. *.
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CharIes CITY, lows

CiuoAco. Dot 2T, ts02.
Asrs m Charles City Flood county iowa. Thursday
last destroyed property 70 the value Of 10000 Toe
entire b,ssiaess portion Of the towo was burned
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rns Gale ON Lake Cham plain.

ALsASy, Oct. ~, 1854
During The gale lake Champisin Monday it ave
yes we're lost besides coos bushels of bsrey saa aac
lcst load of oa,s. ME.Nt
Ase, ,wassr sssls wtfs aso wsssksA wosl's pas,,
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Our Daltfmors Correspondence.
RAauuonu Oct ~ IRSa

OWr 0alttm0ro C0rre0pOmdence.
BALunoss, Oct. 21, 1852,
What he RSeis Eaped 70 Do wih Their F,orCd Vcsses
Nos Bedding m Ewvpe-7Ae Rcbsh Stsn Expect 10
Winter IN Phaadelphia and Baltimore, DC.
Within few days past two ramors have been eircu.
lated this city which, foandsd IN fact, are highly
important have not yet been able 70 satisfy myself
thai they have any foundation in fact bus they
through such channel that do aot feel as liberty 70
ignsrs them. 60 here they are:-
10 Is said tbas the cnoRts Of the rebels Ia Europe
wards tho formation Of navy there have been attended
with good sueccss and that there are now various
Europcas ports less than fifteen ron-cad steamers
various stages OF progress, Of which eight nearly
ready for These eight vessels already have their
armament on board and IL is said that given day
they company with the "steamer 2e0r will render.
vous at some ccnvenicnt point and viii cross The At
lantic 10 company; that they viii direct for ea.
ware Bay sail up the Delaware river, aud attack Phs
tha, .hsy Nj be invuIuersbie 10 the eject. Of any
known projectiis while their armament 10 said %
brace guns and mcrss OF the most approved consruc
tion. IL Is said that the power Of this feet viii
be such that they w bs able 10 lay the entire city In
sses ou. ths, they expect that m order 70 avert th:
ths only the beginning Of the exploits tha expected
Of this new rebel navy.
No doubt there is much idle brag IN all this. But u
may be wise provide against such an attempt uel
geuee from Other has demonstrated the faot that
roposS op pcr And sm uoa
the Mcrrmsc No e. there are two other large ironcad
steamers nearly ready for at Richmond. and two
az Mobile. There doubt that the rebel govern
ment preparing 10 strike blow with their navy
where. But cannot that rhisdelpha " any more
exposed than New York and not so much a. Boston or
Batimore.
The other has reference 20 the rebsl dessss
Baltimore and Maryland II 10 said TO be the design Of
the rebel leaders 90 concentrate 800 900 OF their best
troops nj 0ordonsvls including so 900 cavalry In order
10 invade Pennsylvania capture Phsdepha and 10 hold
that city aud Baltimore during the winter They bosst
OF having 400 006 other troops which they say are sum
oen " defend Mobile Charleston and Savsnnab aud "
operate In Kentucky and west OF the Mississippi With
600 OF their best troops, tney say they can accom-
psh the above designs, In spite OF whatever forcs the
Union can bring against them.
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Onlcfai ORA awings 81 ehs Library. Asoo-
citation CompanJs Lottery Of Kentucky.
CLASS No. 357-0ctooer 81. 1862.
38, IS, 81, 66. Is, 81, Is, 20. 81. go, ~, 3s
Class No. 3s8--Oo,oosr o.. 1883
46. s, Ia. A, 26 rs. SO. l6, 10. rs, IL. %. 40,
r. FRANCE 4 Co. coviostou. K,.
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The Boston Hsbsas Corpus Case.
BosIo~, Oct. 21. 1859
The hearing In the hsbeas corpus Of Charles II.
winder, Of Philadelphia 10 be released from Fort War
ren .w,Il come before Judge clifford TO morrow.
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w. A. Batchel0r's Celebrated Esaa blis1-
fer WIGS Toupees Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing. anA
Moda,ia Cream for bead,ifyns the hair. Is Doad
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vin~.or she Dc,.~~are ata1~

Omciai ORA wings or the Delaware stats
Lotteries.
DHLAwAas. EIrRA CIAss ss7--Octobsr 81. 1909
So, s, 43. so. 7s, IS. Is, II, Al. 81, 27. ..
DsLAwARR. Glass 306-Ocsober H. fg6e
A. "a, %, 21. 76, 28. Sc. "a. 80. 49, p. 90. 6s.
II JOHN A. MORRIS CO..
Wilmington. Desawaro-'
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The Rebels In Possession OF the Memphis
and Charieston Railroad, &c.

MHnPHIs, Oct % 1862.
There is an alarming report here this evening that
fsroe Of thousand rebsi cavalry have stationed them
selves nine miles from here the Memphis and Charles
ton road and have taken possession Of thsss with their
headquarters in the vicinity Of Nonconst This sup
posed be the advance OF large rebel force whs
designs upoa this city.
General Joe Johnston is reported 70 be 10 conmsod
Of large army at Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Destructive Fire at 80. Louis.
rrvn STEAMBOATS, AND rHBR CARg0Es DEsTRoyED--
LOSS ONE HUNDRED AND PITY THOUSAND DOL.

o.. Loum. No.. Oct n 1891.
0ns o. the most serious dsasssrs thai has visited
river marine for many years occurred 70 day. About
Gre was discovered 10 the hold Of the II.
q Bacon, unloading hemp At the foot d Locus, street
The flames spresd With great rapidy creating alarm and
ccmmotcn amsng the adjacent steamers and before they
could be removed the McGili a. Mcdowell, Estele and
Russell we're wrapped In flames and destroyed, TO-
gether with their contents About six hundred bales Of
hemp, one hundred bales OF cotton, aud large quantities
Of miscellaneous freight piled tho ieyes
surcd Loss estimated al $3.50 900.
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VN AsrED ~ SALESMAN fS CiorHiN0 si0Rf.
ss@e ss. erSssnsss.a @ xppls . w.ls, s6 saasss
stcs. ,sss york
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Hill, Inimitable Gutter OF Hair ana
swhs.ers Hair Dye 80 cen.s black or brown, cstA 49,
Depot No. Barclay street.
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Use Pref. Mtllcr's SO Cent Hair DyS,
black and browu tho best Sold BY druggists. Depot y
-
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without their horses - absurd. 1ho riders rom
that country would be the horses purchased
Cor service In this REGION and the only way
70 render them fully effective would bs them
upon the hardy animals OF California.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander 3. r. Nichols has been ordered 10 the
mand Of the steamship Asbsms, and Acting Bostswan
Leeds to the Iackawanna
Acting Assistant Psymaster Susrts order 70 the Kuhn
has been revoked and he has been ordered TO report for
duty on the steamship Huron.
Acting Assistant Surgeon w. Gibson has been ordered
TO the Commodore hsDonough.
Acting Assistant Surgeon NJ Henley has been order
ed TO the Commodore Morris.
Acting Master Joceyn and Acting Assistant Surgeon
H. W. Mitchell have been ordered 70 the Commodore Hull
Acting Assistant Surgeon L. Cohen has been ordered
TO the steamer Stettin.
WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
Professor wether OF the Department OF Agriculture,
Just completed analysis or some twenty different
kinds OF grapes specimens OF which have been
from the Agricultural Propasatng Garden here and from
those which were exhibited at the Fruit crovers Fair
which was held at Philadelphia In September. Particular
reference has been had TO assertapng the per cent Of
sugar in grapes acrding a other things being equa
the criterion OF alcoholic strength OF wines Those
having Superior per centage % their head - follows
emitting fractions Of per oentfn RaSbe, sixteen
and Eas, Virginia, seventeen; Diana, aftesn Cassidy
sixteen; Herbernct, seventeen; Delaware fourteen.
Other elements were evolved by the analysis which
viii DO stated In the next annual report The learned
Profysssr ssys that sweeping Inference should bs
drawn by the analysis Of single specimens and suggests
that hereafter analysis shall be made Of each variety
produced In many localities taking iuts consideration
SOIL mode Of culture and bearing capacity BY climatic
relations
The Agricultural Department s furnishing representa-
tves Of foreign countries with cotton seed desired BY
,hem. Reports from Illinois are to the effect that the
cotton snture there is profitable at present prices
REN0vATI0N or the OLD CAPITOL.
The msin old buildng or the Capitol, has been tho
roughly painted, and the wings, which have been
dcoored by not being fully rosfed are being clesused
There Is no more military occupation the Capitol and
thorough renovation s going internally the halls and
passages being longer used for hospital purposes
THg IA8oRs or THE ORDNANCE oPsicgHs.
some ides Or tho sbors Of ordnance omcers may be
gathered from fact devs,ped by recent INQUIRIES that
in our artfs service Of alknds mere than hoo
dtei sor,sa ammunition are used The confusion thai
is Liable to occur in distribution osmm"nos uthc
ne may be i0aag,nee, s,s.s. n.Nse
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Onctai Drawings OF Murray. tasidy q
Co.'S Kentscky aud Missouri State Lotteries
kssruOEv. EXTRA CLAss Jca-October 81. 1854
Al, 80, %. 10, 81, 10, 3. 30, ~, "a. '2H, 60.
KsNrUoxv. CLAss Si0-October 81. 1861.
Ga. 81. 80. ~, ~, 81. 46. 40. ~, 43, 81, NJ. n.
Circulars sent free OF ehare. BY addressing eth
MUkRAv EDDY CO..
Covingtod, KY. or N. Lools, No
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roo LArH FuH ttAssIF.CATtoN. .

,,.,,e ata,,Ns oT SySy yoex uAyt ,,esAspsD
i b. avpct day ga hours nsus fui hei. work lrs1
rttiav. The N. - 0stlhrr sna " bsve teannWeeo os
three wsli. ma Jna hoasrs
Oc,osSe, y. IA
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cnn,aiu Ericsson .

The Government Of the United States and
Il. poople. 10 no; at present, seem TO realize
tho weigh, Of obligation resting upon them,
for EricssoS's inventions since tho war com
menecd. For his adopted country. he has
done infinitely more. since the great struggle
originated than il has done for itself On his
Great and transeeudant gcuious tho Govern
meat has relied for a navy which should awe
,he movers OF Great Britain and France INTO
ouict. While Il should az home yindicate its
nationality, ard force obedience to its laws.
Had We relied on wooden vessels, or even,
on any kind which tho mechanical ingenuity
Of cur people could have placed IN service
lido from those planned by EaIo-soS, Eng
land and France would long since have
,,,b,blv been Involved In tho war for the
s;,;siou Of cur country. But instead OF
e.b,,n- -. those two Governments have
b,en set 70 thinking 20 rival in naval power
h,invea,isna = raicssoS Their wooden
xestei.. which for 20 many years we're the
t.rror Of weaker powers, suddenly became
anohisct q r'dlrulc rather than fear. Both
thosc governments at once found them
..lsea with navics which combined could
,rah.h.y not defeat in an action, the one
huer,,,n vessel called the Monitor. Its
a.,ion uith tue monster Merrimac demon
r.rated i,s capacity A. an ovcrmaich for any
80 Of the world. II was now that
r.,esssx stool unrivalled for mechanical
genius. AMI n builder OF war vessels
Eufopc fears now. that the Western repub-
lie Which il has - long affected to dospise.
1, 70 bscomc TIE afa, naval power OF the
sorld. Il Il certain. that in the matter OF
building iron clad vessels. tho genius Of
Erte~sox has transcribed that Of any other
,eaaic lis name vii ever be identified
~ oar naval history ant achievements
us q shc real author of our naval power.
To Mn. more than 70 any enc else. are We
faiehsci for Tie reputation Of our navy
HIS rseat inventions became useful precisely
~, r..i, tine q make our power on the
h IS. rssqcctcd by the different nations
- s.sta Europe Is perfectly astonished
.stfs sierd Government should be able
r-e..r ciioa as many a. fsty iron
cal as.acio,e IN construction. in 50
sasssa Ie asa consequence. England
h.s rser ssrc 81 assurances Of her neu-
,-sl,.s. s.' ls her Distinguished consid-
ers.ie~ ~ ,leon has cultivated his
r,lss ai wila still greater
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1T Ia q PRACTICAL, RAPID. yFrIoKSr and DURABLE
/ SrwSo MACHINE, adapted 10 large proportion
OF Fanny SEWING, or for manufacturing purposes,
and Is ighly ornamental, and Is light and porta
bile weighing less than ono pound, that ~ can be
conveniently carried In the pocket OF retcule.
Its operation IL very sINrLs that IL requires but
n slight degree OF Judgment TO use IT,
by the simple turning Of crank With one hand,
and guiding the work with the other. IL silently yet
very rapidly with CoxNoS NrxDLE makes the run
ming stitch EXACTLY LIKE HAND skwISo, only more
perfect and regular
IL will uEs, GATHER. RCffIF, sfiiRR RICK, Ron ~
RAE snrus etc, with single or double thread any
material adapted 10 the krsSISG sTirCH. from the
frmrrrsr aud IuNSEsr up TO two thckncsses Of ordi
nary silk muslin. The thinnest. s-u-ly the most
difficult - stitch by other sewing machines. being
.wed the easiest For ladies' and childfen's ap-
parel and other articles made OF light fabrics, IL
| will therefore be found almost iNyAfrNHfk.
tits attached 10 the table like sewing bird. and
having no tension aud requiring no fabrication or
change Of stitch Is always ready for operation, and
such a marvel Of simplicity that child OF elk or
eight years can UNDERSTAND II Immediately, and
| n SUCCESSFULLY.
II Is not at all liable to get out Of ortsr.
Each machine 10 put up In q neat box, accompa-
| MED with full and explicit directions and twenty
/ Eve needles
| sent 70 any address In the United States Oh re-
ceip, II an order. inciosng the amount, CT may be
collected by Express on delivery OF the machine.
| Agents wanted every where, 10 whom the mos,
| liberal Inducements will be offered
For particulars, specimens Il sewing. etc, send
stamp for return postage. Address MNx. DEnoK-
| rsr, No. 473 broadway, N. Y.
81 Every Lady, Mother, Mnliner and Dress.
| maker should have ono Of these valuable Sewing
| Machines. nov24dlw.
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thousAnd. Il Is well equipped I
10 every respect and is composed Of some Of
the best officers and soldiers Of the whole
French army. The base of operations for
this force 10 OrizAba. From this point II Il
soon TO take up the line Of march for
the city Of Mexico. The jealousies which
have existed heretofore between the Mex
lean statesmen and generals are said 10
have subsided. and that the people are firmly
united in the determination TO drive the
army Of Napoleon from the country. The
Mexican Congress convened or the 10Th OF
September. and the President of that i'll
fated Government made strong appeals to
the people to forget party chickering's and
| rally TO the defense of their capitol ut every
sacrifice and cost The people are needing
his appeals, add are turning out almost en-
masx to work on the Notifications between
orizaba and the City of Mexico. Pueblo
has been fortified In the most formidable
manner. Generals CoxoSFoRr and ORrEoA
are in CO operation with President JsuRE'
and also BuRroS. MEJiA, and many other
revolutionary leaders, have at last gave their
supoor, 20 the Constitutional Government
Perhaps these brigands can atone LOT
the crimes they have committed against
their country By now aiding the loyal leaders
in erpeIing from their soil the French arm!
Of invasion. From this time forward VIC
may expect to receive interesting news from
, that quarter Of the globe. The Mexican
: question in ordinary times. in its presen
/ phase. would be regarded by our own Gov.
' eminent a. one Of the highes, importance
a But our own difficulties overshadow AM
n absorb everything else. But Mexico VII
= probably be able to take care OF herself Tor
r while The civil wars In which she has Doe
d engaged for some time past. have had IN
Q result OF creating for her. well drilled an
J. veteran armies The French troops WI
a 6ud their foe, worthy OF their steel. Th
=. Mexican troops and officers have seen niue
st experience on the field, and are familil
Of with every road and by path in their whsl
G, country. Their force 10 fifty thousaf
=. strong. or twice that Of the French. III
- probabilities arc that the Emperor Of Fran
Il. will have to send large re-inforcemonts y
ng before his object is accomplished. Fiji
a. thousand such troops as the Mexican Go
nj eminent now has under its command. a
moro than equal to half that number
a. French with all their traditional prestige.
No The matter will soon DO tested. The Me,
III cans will doubtless fight with desperate CO,
be age. and tho French troops also will 4
u, abaie tilhc Of their reputation for valor.
on The presumption is now that the EMrER
sy NAPOLEON is preparing to subject Mexico
I'D his own domination and rule. England u
Spain have Withdrawn from the allian'
and their cause for so doing was supposed
be the design Of the Emperor to impC
another Government upon tho Mexic
~ people But the whole matter will doul
less be set at rest before next spring. I
' sympathy of our people must of course.
on the side Of Mexico
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Tvx .,a,e Of affairs at Memphis for th'

Tux s.a.e of Affairs at Memphis for the
e,use If he Union, seems to be rapidly i'm
,rov;n~. Northern sympathissrs with the
rebe.s 80 long told the people that Il would
require large standing armies 70 bold the
southern people in subecnon to Federal
laws. after the rebel armies had been over
ssrown. and the leaders Of the rebellion
hing. that they have almost become believ-
ess in that doctrine. twill be reeollected
tsa. even Mn VooEHrEs, as good q Union
,aar a. lie claims 70 be, Ia his first speech IN
Congress had much 70 say about Rome keep
Ing standing armies upon her conquered
nrovirces. and minated in very strong Ian
eu.ce that the Federal Government would
have % do the same thing towards the rebel
states This speech. however. did Get alarm
he Government. But the Memphis BaiiefsH
Of the llth contains a long account Of
an immense Usion demonstration IN uha
city on tho preceding day. II does no
COX Ike Il would require standing arm.
sAere % make TIE people love The Union an
ID fae. The procession numbered Owe
,.rse thousand persons. There were Uniol
st-s. bands Of music. Union clubs, GermAi
Toners. etc, and. according to the Bulle
ess sep3rt. one nigh, have supposed that
Great Union demonstration IN Me-
Tsfs Philadelphia. Strong unio
.,esh.. rcFs made by leading Union me
fr a State aud elsewhere. The Bulle
a. here was magnificent car. oil IN
-ease e-osss.i5as. covered with pink. a.
afra Is Twelve gray horses, while IN II
eea.re r7.s me Of blue. resting on pi
lars. an4 v.it.a $50 circle OF the dope sto'
tai Ysaas ls-5 y q regal style OF beaus
whose naiae sas Memphis editor docs u
h-s..a,c - e.eo.) aab.'od ia the costume
tfo codde.a % Liberty. Beauty was the'
s-tso warriors. ieyai msn. nouting banne
s.rcaness pani9nins 30 lae Wind. flags d
Saving tie caf 'eas q eur proud naiion
ltv. and martial aal aatriotic airs peaii
froa. .ruupels aal bounding from drum
add 81 exai.aa. feature to the magnihee
dispisy.
All sis.s book r,aes in Memphis. which
once the he bel Of secession. And yet
are told that large standing armies v
have % be Stationed there TO compel
ehivalric rebels to obey Federal laws. j
it appears that when the leaders are dn'
cut and the people have proper chance II
quickly show their APPRECIATION for the
flag. and their hatred of secession.
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own heart and discover there.his capacity
for attracting friends Each one Of US eau
cultivate the soil from which the strong plant
and glorious flower or friendship springs
When true friend IS found. he shonld be
cherished with as much fidelity As the mother
cherishes her child: and in this connection.
the counsel Of an old philosopher TO his son.
should ever DO kept in our minds.
The frisnss thou hast. and their adoption tried.
Grapple them 70 thy soul with hooks o. steel
HARRY.
TKuEE HsurE. Indiana. Nov. lS62.
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