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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-05-25

nhu uCui uhuuullOu TOuuu lut lduu,
On each judge my foe"
alexander Pope.
1t is nothing new for the vanity of man
to seek an outlet in the paraphernalia of
conceits upon the subject of religion. The
merciful Saviour established the only
"stone of offence" "the stumbling block"
He considered it necessary to stop man
kind in their headlong race after evil
But there have been, and are now, those
who act as if the Gospel needed addition,
and as if they were appointed by inward
monitors to supply what they consider de-
fciencies. 1t is true that the desperate
wickedness of the heart, and the tempta.
tions of the devil, are enough to occupy
Christians time; but such work affords
no scope for envy, Misrepresentation and
Ignorance, and therefore "more irons must
be put into the fire."
The history of fanaticism is written in
the deep lines of persecution, all over the
worlds history aud these latter days arc
not exempt from its hateful teachings
Its infallible sign is the evidence of that
spirit, "Stand by, am holier than thou =
= and its inquisitorial officers arc Selling the
purest characters as the object of their
SANDER. The same spirit it was which
animated Cromwell's soldiers to forbid,
by pains and penalties, the celebration of
the Redeemer's birthday as day of "good
will to man." and to treat as "crime'
those who read over their dead the burial
service of the Catholic Church. 1t was
oil done in the prostituted name of re-
ligion. 1t was in this holy name, too,
that they drove from their bishoprics and
rectories those eminent and godly men,
the successors of the translators of the
Bible, and whose deeds of goodness are
written in "that book of remem brance''
which the infallible Judge keeps. Look,
too, at the May Floper-ites, burning mis-
cradle old women as witches, and punish
ing the man whose sanctity was profaned
by kissing his wife on Sunday. All done
in the desecrated name of Religion. See,
now, men preaching a crusade against
Roman Catholics, because they worship
the God of revelation as conscience die
tates. This is, of course, specimen Of
Christian charity-an iDfallible evidence
of the in-dwelling Spirit.
These thoughts naturally occur, on find
ing that game of cards has given offence
to some of the self.chosen elect, who feel
called upon to act as detectives in every
other religious denomination except their
own. They seek to cast slur upon the
Episcopal church, because its members
have played game at cards, for an even
ing's recreation, and because its priests
do not initiate the successors of St. Peter,
aud issue bulls of excom munication against
the offending ones. Now, my friend,
there is one clause in the Book of Com
mon Prayer, which will prevent Cath
Ollie priest from promul eating anything
not first laid down by the "Great High
Priest" of their profession. 1t is this:
"4rt. 6. OF Religion.-Holy Scripture
containeth all things necessary to saliva.
ton ; so that whatsoever Is not read there
IN, nor may be proved thereby, is not to
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-05-25
ARTEMUs WARD.
g. "Patrick, the widow Maloney te

g. "Patrick, the widow Maloney tells
me that you have stolen one of her finest
pigs. Is that SO p eyes, yer Honor"
"What have you done with it3" "Killed
it and ate it, yer Honor p "Oh, Pat
rick When you are brought face to face
with the widow and tho pig on the judg.
ment day, what account will you be able
to give Of yourself when the widow ac-
cuses you of the theft?' "Did you say
the pig would be there, yer Reverence p
"To be sure l did," "Well, thin, yer
Reverence, I'll say, Mrs. Maloney, bad
luck to ye, theirs yer pig.''
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4oetital.
FoI the Agis & IntelIigencer.
A PRAYER FOR THE SOUTHERN HOMES.
BY LAURA A. M.

bt LAURA a. M.
May those homes now defaced by carnage and
war
Be rebuilt in their beauty, more holy and pure !;
Though they stand not in grandeur, as in days
ofyore,
May they stand as bright homesteads, more
sacred though fewer.
May the homes of the South be more beauteous
and bright
Than in the days that are past, when not chas-
tened by God,
For He loved them, and yet will not leave them
in night
No, His words will beam true, DER the Southern
May the dead that have fought for their rights
and their homes
Be resting in heavens celestial bright realm,
And gazing in rapture from those peaceful
domes,
On people so brave, that there are none to
condemn.
God help them to prosper; may their homes yet
be bright,
Though their lands are laid waste by Wars
savage hand
May they shine not in 'splendor, but in hoer
light,
May dwell in the homes of their own Southern
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VOL. X.---NO. 81.

In celebrated grotto in Italy eyeless
fish have been found, and it is inferred
that the eyeless catfish of the Couestoga
must originate in similar underground
locality and escape through the assures of
the rocks. l have endeavored to present
as concisely as possible the principal facts
bearing on the theory, and leave it for
others to elaborate. Cores. Scientific
american.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-05-25

Gold Watches.

The question "What becomes of all the
pins Z" now sinks into issignifcanoe be-
side another inquiry of more serious mo.
ment. What has become of all the gold
watches ? This country has been ia
nous for these glittering time-pieces.
Not well.to-do gentleman in any part
of the land but had his gold ticker they
were an indispensable portion of young
lady's daily attire and even beardless
boys were eager to possess the coveted
treasure, and could not wait for it until
they came to mans estate. But, uufor-
tunately for the happy owners of these
elegant articles, the eye of the greedy tax
gatherer was caught by their glitter, and
they were to be made to contribute to the
national revenue. Any gold watch in
use, worth less than one hundred dollars,
was to be charged one dollar, and when
valued at over one hundred dollars was to
pay two dollars cash per annum. At this
precise moment, by singular coinoi-
dence, large part of the gold watches
in many States disappeared from record
The sudden vanishing of so much valua-
BILE property should be matter of public
concern, and we desire to direct toward
it, the attention of all who are interested,
in the hope of obtaining some explana.
ton ofthis remarkable phenomenon. The
following, from the latest official return of
the Commissioners of Internal Revenue,
exhibits the extent of this startling loss,
and may partially aid in its recovery:
GOLD WATCHES In THE limited STATES
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O. 1t is musical fact, that every or.
chestra contains at least two musicians
with moustaches, one in spectacles, three
with bald heads, and one very modest
man in white oravat, who, from force of
circumstances, you will always observe
plays on brass instrument.
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DU& iparum perpeilen ptr 70 lanse BET
Gibern Meles2 Spbalb er fein Mmt ME-
nerseIest 6aben ptrb, frabt tn Der pultttiAsn
MeEt fein 6abn uebr mad tbu,. 1ns aud
Der pDIittlae GinFu6 sewarG's II, iopeit bic
tnuere 0clittt tn Betradt tcmmt, beinabe ba-
bin. Das Gertrauen Der republttantldeu
uuipuspartet bat er bur4 fem perFoes Se'
uebmsn gduolt9 Seri6erst, unb bic anosreu
Narteie1 trauen Dem alien Gu&s trcb all Jet.
mes GntsessntOmmens pr@ ni4t. 9as gOil
lit Dem Wr. Geparb ZANZIBAR fir feline Yet.
aunaen tn Der ausparttsen Dplttit;-a ber &c
last f@ besbalb BON ibm ni&t an Der ytai'
berumfabren, ionoern 1T Dor Dem alien pFf'
fcus auf 1etner 6ut.
Gtnen ppbltbuenpen @cntrait gu benS4ret'
bebrieleu pom @ewarb unb @e0eS btlbet tn
purlieaenben Safe bas Benebmen bes Sen
Grant, Der in etnisen bEFiden 3eilen einfad
fir bic t9m gu SHE'LL sepcroene Gtnlapune
panft.
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9ie G@reibebritfe bon SeiuarD uno @eled
an Die SammanD Oeieliaaft.

YrGfibent Scbn1Un, Staatslefretar Seps
arb, Warinemtntfer @eles II. Sen. Grant
tpuren BON Der GammanD Society, iener 1ltez
fen vbemufratii9en" Nfcciotiun in SEEN Sort
auf ben sierten Suit etneelapen wcrren, ent,
iprdHen aber Der ginlaoune nur brisfi@.
Yr6lpent Spbn1pn benabm ft4 btesnl1 aus
nahmspetle taftSpQ uno l6rieb fur3 uno pbne
aifti9e SttHeleien lber Dte gfOtblpenptefeit
elmer ber3ttGen @ieberSereinisung BON glcrb
nnb Glib. Oase9en fUnnte SeiparO ptele
G%eleeenbeit ntGt OOri6er9e9en lafen, pbne
trieber in cen Son gu faGeu, ben ct In Ietner
beriGtiaten Sem gDprfer Mebe pom 70. Tebr.
b. S. anI4lue. @r ergebt lf6 nemli9 In lst.
mem Briefe wtecer in jeluitiIGen 8erpadtts
9uneen Der @Cn9reBpplitif; er luAt ben Gtns
6rud berSUr3urufen al8 beabI6tiae Der @pns
ereB, bic 9dn3lihe @ieDerpereini9ung after
Staaten Ger linton gu Oerbinbern pbsr an Ter
f&leppen; uub bod reiB NenonD be6er ais
er, baB Der @pnereB ernfltA bic englte @ie-
DerSeretnisung fdn1mtliGer l1nipnsItaoten err
frebt unp 3rar auf Der @runtlage ebsn bere
tentgsn @rin3tpien, welGe Gin setpt0er Niai=
am s.. Serarb, als er nod Der 6I1rer Der
OtBtVtIcPutbp PtS TbVtRt+p ENt1 ~ IIItty VIZ
fuGtem fat, nemlt9 auf @runb Der Menl8eAr
reGte unb Der nn5erltGrbarfett Ger linton.
MartnemtniIter WeaeS iGrieb mo mS9lid
nod perffper ale Seporo; ia er Serfte9 Ih gu
Der frsGen Snlinuatipn, ba6 Der GonersB eins
@entraIifruns aGer 0eralten antrebe unb
Dem Sipen ben Nusl9lub aus Der linton II.
eben bamit Die Se3eltun ~auf5rtnssn wOle.
Dieter gBeles 1beint gang oer9efen gu bnben,
paB er jemals &epublifaner mar; am S9luB
Ietnes 8rtefes rettet er gar nod pas alte
StefenpferD Der Nullifers II. Se3elfpniten-
BITE @taatenreGte. Son einem Nianne, Der
fetn fritsres Yrin3ip In bieier @etIe Serldu9-
net, fam nan freilt9 ni9ts Geferes erpar-
ten ais ser1etne @erbaAtieuneen unb !6eBes
rtien aeoen bic Majpritdt oeS GunereTes, bee
rem 9an3es @erbre9en barin befe6t, baB Ie
POM SiOen gentle fretbettIi6e unb lopale
@nrantten Derlanet, ebe fe feline @ertreter in
ben GOn9rtb amfntmrnt unb baB ie bur6 fol-
de @drantien elmer neuen &ebediun u. elmer
0iebereinfibrung Der StIaSerei inter aube.
rem Namen bprbeugen wia.
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aSalttmore @pnIumre . Oerein.

1lnter p6iger1 Rau,cu tat iid, mad benz 0rrbilee bic
Ter 9tabte in @usiauS, Sel8ieu unb Deuti@tanS, e'
30. 0tGrs =. s. Oa9ier elm Serein s~esriinbet. roel4er gum
3wed taf, aHe npt5penbisen Qebensrebiirfrife, bic bilrG
Moucrpliirun9 unb Ejaculation in bic SSbe Setrteten
urb trce bes UaIen bes @pIceS auf bieie1 be9eH %retien
erta(ter perteu, an @cniuutenteu gu bebeutenb Biz
lioereu Rretien ;u ~oerfaufeu uub tuel4er ben &du=
fer, faIe ct ft an ben @ereiu Gni@debt, an lem erttel@
ten @e,piHn tbeluebluen ld6t.
Das uSt6i8e @apitaI pirb bur@ aut9ei[e [aftien] suz
FamutenSei8Cfeu, petGe 6 PCT. 3inien trase1. ga ell
antbeil auf 10 Dollars ~fefgeieet urb berfelbe in ipo9entz
li&eu Gn3u9lunseu bon 10 Gents ~ein9e3aPlt min, 70 ir
ieIbft Der llrnetHittelfe iHl @taube, i6 an bieem Serein
su betfeiIi8eu.
Die @onfitutie., iopie bic M eitere Iuttlarnn9
toun man in ter Office bon GIN. u. aseue q 90 50
gr6ange $lace, Gde bon Seutfir., erpalten, aud ~'f'
ben bafel6ft @in5ei4nun5eH ~entSe9en geilprnnlef.
Gbwarb u. Scene
[aprin6-3mt SeerzSerpaiIsr'
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TIOrente!
EIprtnte!
SIprente!
,,Sulest, rod nidbt Der GietiHaffca Sins!"
Bir %elaubteu, man 9ate
N1bm 0iucn

Nir e~laubten, man babe
Ndbm o@iucn
bsreits Dor ISrosrer 3eit 3ur
bTAlen 8pQfpmmenbeit
oebrobt, ober cine neue Gcrte lift ~ertanbeu, tpert9boaer,
benn ale bisber tefanuten,
ate tbre GOr9dH9ertnnen
in iebsr 5inI4t tbertrsffenb, aGes, mas bic alien lie lei
fen t%cnuteu,
NIT srGBerer 2ei&tt9tett
Serri&tenb uub 8erbeferuuSeu beittenb, SeHsu feline bts'
Der befannte
baS @afer rei6t.
gBos man auS INNER 3u @'unfen Der oeri6iebeneu, I'M
G5ebrou6s 6efinkli6en 0G9uaiG!nen r~prbrinSen mag, 70
lG6t i4 bod MIR burp t9atNaflt8e
TergletGun9
auf bic eiu,is ausemeIfene uub ft9ere G8eiie elm enti4eis
6eubeS urtbeil itber t9re
bejte6ungSpetien Terotenlte
sewi1rreu. rnb gu bieier 4riiimetBcbe fcrbert biermitb
SSlDrcnce 0IGbntnicDirtem SOntp-
a9tunssbplIf auf.
Die vTlorrnrr"
if cine tpunberSone Wtai3iue; 9ebermann tptro bd1lelee
ia0en, tpenn er fe eiuIual Seieben NIT ibrer
pputummenen Spannun9,
suriidlte(lbareu Spei lung,
ben bier Der1dteOenen StiG lprten
II. E. TO-, tpie Fs ft5 O6ne unes Wnbefteu iPre gsbeit ierbf
aure6t Ieet uno surett matt uno i9re gtaPt bpleneet u'c
~abtnptet, "comme il 4 aut." User 1tT eIne Napn'aF
ibiue faufen piQ, wirb eS
lein Qebenlan9 b~ereuen,
reun er, ebe er gum gutuuie iGreitet, MIDI bic
,Slorence O1dbmoid,iue"
i~peu;ofteus einual anseieben bat.
8eim Children un6 austeIen bieier Otai&ine pirS Der
aaent Der @cdnrasnie arbeitsprchen ~Iiefern, wie rIaH fte
ME slpcr uu6 aui teiuer anbern Wtalpiue
MUIR DerIuht BAT,
81. nit ter RaGt scul i@perfteu bidfen @olen3eue
Isibsau bas tiinufte PapRr iibetirrtnsen,
C6ne bic WalAtne an3ubalten,
p9ne bic Stefun9
cbpr senst stfpos III oer1nberu, unb bod babel auf Set
@toffeu bic pcntpulmenfe Rdbarbeit Iiefern.
sseruer burt einfa6es 8eri6ren zines fleineu Se0els
BON elmer StiGicrte auf cine anbere Der 4 berlnteoenen
iibersuse6eu, o + n e bic Tfai6tue antubalterl.
Sseruer bes Gti4es 9Guse %UerGuberu, 0P n bic Aroslt
uur auf eiueu Gusenblif einjufteGeu, NOD trgeHo~te etss
gu t~ebeIigeH. -.
Nsrner ben GYeiIez gpparat ;uritdfeleu unb rud< ceer
bcrtport8 nGben, cter bic g~tabtenben ~abtnoteu, ppne bic
arbeit eiu,ufteNeu, up9 i'm @erinsfen bieiel6e gu besin=
sssrner eiueu Gaum BON irsenb tpeI9er Sreite penbeu,
pbne an 8 efte IL pber ~irseubpie bic grbeit Uo~rtuterei'
ten.
GutIid, pbne bic Mdi@ine anBuRdh
t E n, auseublidtiG bon elmer i9nurfrads laufenben s'
rabeu geabt bic 9reu3 unb Quere nGbeu, fSrnlli@e Hin.
aels unb SrGuielarbeit I~ieeru, unb bieies aaes sel9@pt
auf ir eiufa9e WeHe, bas Elm Siub bon 10 SoPrs" {"
tbuu fam. ~ .y..4
Die Mtai9iue nSbt, iiunt, I&ISSt nm, tast elm tanSI
suruirt, fteppt uub nabt arauieHtdtt1en 81 S's'~s'
3eit an.
Weau toulr1e ia uub ie9e f& bas seunc'rfrert aa'
go. 155 8altimore>, ndbe GaluertitraRe.
[Des. l6-rl D. rs. ~''''' OS'"''
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8ertouf prn @e9ieran8S>@ etdapen, Stalen,
6enceu, @barpes &C,
= "a a a IA n ~ *
n.n OIn Nfa.s 1 n.s,aan

Gen QDV Of1ee, l. 9tsitra,
gB i~feiretpa, Dc, 10. Stunt 1856.
NufG efttI res GcreraG 2uartisrnneiferS ipire AM Ottnf.
taA 10. SUIT 1865, 10 rtr 0prntttd8S beetnstnb unb bic
fclssnttn Sase, sur fe!tsn Stunte t~aufgrnpmInsn 8rtttGs,
y; Suit bio cues Ms SsTtaa.t 1atfr h'sttea 70 ,, ssst;
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Glf QI) Offtsn, Spn So s. IS bet l4O %suethfdte, 1870,
1898. srtt 70 20 %srttfbdie, 1856 nit nrfr benne &uTe
1915, 1872, 1918, smst $3.50 urS 2S-76.
0ernurba6tata 1885, Nrb'ttsr Qpcrtiere, DDn HpIt, tier
arba bsrJts 1915, ~Stsreebn LA uEb ems 16-16 utt
3sbn flCl WObubdufr, ten Srlt $50 s%weittSdis NIT
5tntersesdUpen 1872, Sisr 1O-24 15o4O, 1872 1928
$50 init artaa lO-14'' 24-24 nit onfp5eubea @&up-
pen l5-40.
gean ~ ssrtftda'er' SSn SsIs, % - 1870 %sTstft5sdis
$50, NIT Gnbiu 10 = IL, e8-14O, % - so s~retfffts, Is
- 60, i6 "a unb $50.
8peiunbersista 1922 stias ron @OIs St,rnnb,saHad1ss
nit anfr6entem e&uppeu. IA : SO.
Gin Il ':SOirttaI staa, ton spIs, nit $40 aiasaI Sa
Gin II sHatus esau, BON 9sIs, nit 5.al2 stniaI Sut
Stauune.
Oh 49, is 81, 1916, 10 - 16, bier 9 = 22, % - az
Is - lao, 2l-4S, 20 - 800, 20 - rs unb II II.
Gduppeu 1853 9%irealfuB.
Sp t%uubtreibls S2l Dattrbsbalter' 4 - 10 i"tt gus
dot .ntasben,ts .7s) aripptu, 81 - 10, 81 Sus ttef.
8wauita t2Ol @usene,bauSc.
Gin ~ Seufdrppen liz 3D..
Gin III &etreittbaus, oru 5rI., Sc 800.
Drsi tsl gpbarS 8 elmer 40 1sl .0uabratfus, ttasr H.
1863 8 5ue unb elmer 1850 OuaeFattub.
Seueen 23. $50 QtuealfuB.
Gin ~ Stptbaus sUa SUIs, p 1850.
3wet 56mitst wertfitten, vOu Splt As - 100 uuS %
- 100.
EN- ~ Susinebaus, 17-32.
Dtefe @ebdube spsrstn stnjeIn ctrfauftun naHtn btnnfR
20 Eagen reeSsriumt trereen.
Dfe @ebdubt rerptn auf Rpftn beS &dufsrs a~bsstra9tn,
cas- B1Rbrl3 wtre mtnn efmIni&t, hur@ bic "e8'sFuHs
trfenfrci ou ben Deppt 9Dkarf sebraGt.
Bebtneunaen: Baar IN Der. Stddter @tIe.
0Dn Sirts Str mtlrf gent am @er'aattStaGe 1eetF
Stunbe eth Sort mad @'esbOrp. ~
gDettere Snfcrmstipn tann man psrlSaLtg Ueer lGrtI.
I'D erbaEten tur@ 9apt. Sec UrOrntns' u ~, ~'esppTp
. 6, deer tn tie fer Office. n,.
iun22 iul1Oiat BtSris@en tn barge, lDtcNW CD
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GOioafensTamitsieg

t9nufn tgrs &aiprlhe fbr
5onooelocr, Goip, s)cn!ion uab &riIen-
0elner
trtmtpt t0IIecttVt crta ten.
&benfp Niiidfonbe tCr Sptb, nel&s fit DffSters fer MEs
nss unb gphsim4 i6Gia GnH. WIGn Irenbs 0d an
Nm. y. 9ius
Np. 10 9nef 5asettshr. 9GItsntrrs,
Sebs @UstWnF! ntrt urenteeibli@ ertbs!lt.
~ @nfra8en pUa ~apsrartS rat0ea siIea gef.Stan'f
erttalttr fir 6te gntr6rt. tMsri2i)
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au baben, tn benz er TIN gu t0Dten brubte. -
Der Gefangene tparpe bur@ ben Solicitor
Qamb D~ertbetotgt. Gtele NusIdnoer, ElIdt@
hinge unb Nnpere tpObnten ben ger6anOIuugen
BET.
@us ben Muslogen einiger en9ltI6en Polt=
3etsST3tauten qing ber9or, baB Der Nngetlo9te
foleenpen 8rtef an 8iSmard 9ei6rteben unp
i4 Dtelsn CfF3iantsn eegenaber Cfen als ben
Gerfo6ev bstaunt Bate:
- Brighton, 3, @amPton Dlace,
Dfnefen, 1866.
6err, = un9litdltGerpetle ltn0 Ste bteSs
nal enttommen. 8epenten ste jebo&, baB
es thinner Md DatrtOten sibt, welGe lid nt@t
furGten, Sbrer miierablen @rilten3 elm Gnbe
3u MAIDEN.
Mein tbeurer, uneersebliGer GreuuO 6erOt=
uanb 8ltno bat mid gele6rt, Ste 3n trefen.
sic niiien jebt OVID unb Gift er-
tparten.
SD trefe sic. Ne6men sic @6I6ieb BON
Der Welt. STUD unb @@anOe ruben auf
SGrem Mnoenfen. Gwt9er SAP sesen @ae,
pel6e ben Namen 6Oben5olern uno 8tSmard
tra9en. SD Babe es ge19woren!
.@tl9elm @Sr9s,
frii6er Qebrer unb Gurnwart AT
Stplber9 BET NaGen."
Der 8ertbeibiger beS Nneefla9ten mics bar>
auf 9in, paB bic @nt(a9e 1AOn aus tedutiAen
@rinoen fallen male, ba Die Sbeutitat be5
@rufen 8isnard nt6t no&sewteIen ist. Der
@eri9tStpf mar jeoU9 ancerer Weinuns unb
SerpieS ben Nneetla9ten Dor pte nd9lten Nliis
len, lebte tbn jeOO9, gegen cine Caution BON
$1,000, Bis pabin auf freien 6aben.
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mIr ..torn tieriur& an, bas rtr urfsr @ei&dft Bon
Ms az nsSS 10. 10 9. @asfr. rerleet baben, uni Ter:
ktrSsn Sisrntti bic Bite an uniere eeebrten Runbsn, bet
49, iernerbln rpts ufprt den, ba MIR 2Ddaren II btutg rtr-
S Innf werten, Hts Is BITE Wearttpreiie erlauben
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Msssrs Ticknor 4 Field. arc preparing Tor imme-
n.,a ,pbios,ion sec,rd edition Of DfiN and Other
Poem" by TIE late George Arnold We under'tand. also
NAT thew purpose pash in rapid succession three adj
sna y,ilmrs ~ Arnods writings The fret VII contain
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serious poems oaed in the fret collection The 'teonl
vi comprise ls McArone Letters ard other comic pife
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susstous Of TIE mos We perceive novelty 10 th' pro
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ktsrafy weekly - the United States 4ho first num"er
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no Bible 10 which Che author sass Shat tho Rlieal "reads
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sht,, Culture by George Howlon, Professional Reir a'
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