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THE DILEMMA.

Now. by the blessed PAthian queen.
Who heares the breast uf sweet sixteen
Hut every name cut on bark
before my morning star gfrW dark
Hy Hymen's torch hy Cufi'd dart
ly all that thriil. the icaiing heart:
The bright black eye. the melting blue
canno, choose l-iwcrn the iWo
] had a vision In tny dreams -
] saw ruw of twenty lram.
from every hram a rui,r was hung
In every rulss a lover swung
asked the hue of -verytse
That iadc each luckirss lover die:
Ten shnsnwy lii- said, heavenly hiue.
Aud ten accused thu darker hue
asked matron uhich shc deemed
with fairst light q i-auty i,an..d
Shc answered some thought b,th were ftr--
Give her hiae eyes and golden hair
might haze ilkei hcr Judgment urii.
bat. a. she slioks, she runs a., bill
Aud all her girls nor small nor few
Came marching In, their eyes we're hiuc
aske'l msislrn hark shs Huus
TIL" l,.cks that round her far,head hung.
And turned her eye. glorious one
light ~ diamond in the sun
un me-. until ls'ueath 10. my.
! f-lt as ifmy hair would hinse.
She liked all eye. but eyes 81 gr~rn
She looked at me uhat could shr mean
Al many lids Love turks between
Nor herds The coinring II his screen:
And when his random arToss rs.
The victim falls, hat knows not shy
GaEc not upon hi. shield ~ j-;.
The shaft upon n. string j. st
Look not icncath ~. axurr veil.
Though every limb were cssed in mail
We'll. luth might make = marty hffak
The chain that bound him g. the stakc
And both. with bat a single nay.
Can melt our very hearts away
And both. wh~n balanced hardly s-em
To stir the scales. ur rock the l-am
Hut that 10 dearest. all the Nhilc
That wears Tor ~ the sweetest .mil.
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Authors and Printers.

To those who are inclined TO grunble be.
cause slight mistake may happen 10 occur
IN any allcgible written article they may be
disposed TO send some newspaper. We wOuld
commend the following from The /" Remin.
Iscenses Of I. j. buckingham -" Many
who condcscend TO illuminate the dark
world with the fire Of their genius through
the columns Of aNewspaper. little think OF
tho lot Of the printer. who. almost suhocat-
ed with tho smoke Of lamp, sits up till
midnight TO correct bad orthography and
worse punctuation. / have seen the
arguments OF lawyers. in high repute as
scholars. sent TO the PRIMER, in their own
handwriting. with many words-especially
technical and foreign terms-abbreviated
words mis-spelled. and few or no points.
and those few, if there were any, entirely
out cTplace. have seen the sermons OF
divines sent TO press without points or cap.
tals to designate the divisions ofsentcnces :;
sermons which. published with the imper.
fections Of the manuscript, would disgrace
the printers devil, il he were the author
Suppose they had been printed the prin.
ter would have been treated with scorn and
contcmpt-as an illitcrate blockhead-a
fellow better fitted 10 he a wood.sawyer
than printer. Nobody would have belisv.
ed such gross and palpable faults were ow-
ing 10 the ignorance or carelessness ofan au.
thor. And no one but practical printer
knows how many hours the compositor,
and after him the proof.reader, is compel.
cd 10 spend in reducing TO readable con-
dition manuscript that tho writer himself
would be puzzled 10 read
This. in whole or in part, will apply 10 at
least two.thSds Of the writers for the press.
Genius is too apt TO consider itself too
good 10 be troubled with the labor OF finish.
ing its work. Notwithstanding il IL the I'm.
ishing hand that gives the master stroke.--
But too frequently. however. IL is not lazi.
ness. il Is ignorance that cOmpcls writers
TO leave their performances half done. Ma.
ny who have something OF reputation a.
authors, can neither punctuate, spell, OF
write grammaiically--to say nothing ol
their scrawling penmanship. Aud as
might be expected. these are generally ths
ones TO find the most fault, aud put on tbs
most disgusting airs--we say disgusting
because they are to all sensible uenV bul
those who assume them think them digni
fed . IL Is no small annoyance 20 have
anything TO do with such characteFs---'
aud we have sometimes wished Il was
penal offence 20 correct an authors manu'
script. Hut va suppose We shall always
be bothered with the stupidity OF The wise
--Erchdnge.
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woman, as seen in the wes..

A Western papsrthus aaectlonalslxes
"a pretty woman 10 one Of the institu-
tions OF the countEy-an angel IN dry gooda
and glory. She makes sunshine, blue sky.
and happiness wherever she goes. Her
path Is one Of delicious roses. perfume and
beauty. She is q sweet poem, written In
rare eurls and choice calico. and good prin-
ciples. Men stand up before her ss %
many admiral poinls. 20 melt into cream and
then batter. Her woFds noat around tho
ear like music, birds OF Paradise, Or tho
perfumes Of the sabbath bells. Without
her, society would lose its truesl attraction
the church its armest reliance. aud young
men the very best comioFtoEs and company.
Her in0uonce and generosity rcstrnin tAo
vicions and strengthen The faiat' henisd.--
Wherever you ind the virtnens wemnn.
you also hnd hreside bouqnels clean clothes
order. good living, genlle hearts, mnaie.
light. and uiodsFu inttItutions 1oneE4iiy -
She is the aower Of humanlty. and her a,
plFaiion u The hfesih Of heaseu.. :
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County Advertisements.
REMOVAL.
GEORGE sTEIBER,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
TowsoNTOwN. ND,
-1w

HEREBY informs the citizens Of Towson-
III town and vicinity, that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment from his re-
cent place Of business. to the building adjoin.
ing the post office and store Of Mr.. Nelson Coop
er. where he will in the future be pleased to see
all his friends and customers.
keep constantly on hand a varied assort-
ment Of Boots, Shoes, CATERS, &c., for either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children.
ALLOF MY OWN MANUFACTURE,
which will be found as durable, and cheaper
than can be procured in the city Of Baltimore.
I return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronsge have heretofore received, and ] will
cndeavor. by attention To business, and moder-
ate charges, u merit continuance ofthe same.
GEORGE STEIBER.
April tim.
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Nine years have passed away, and the
scene opens before Us in one OF the most
stylish palaces OF our metropolis.
The drawing-rooms are filed with wealth
and beauty, in honor OF the return, OF the
hostess adopted daughter, after lengthy
sojourn In foreign parts.
" Zounds VIII, who is that splendid
girl surrounded by group Of gentlemen
yonder Decidedly the handsomest woman
] ever saw. She fairly takes ones breath
away and what an eye she has superb !
magnificent But tell me who she is, ! am
dying 20 know"
Upon my word, Paul, you are rather
fidgetiy. had an idea you were imprcg-
nable 10 the charms Of wOmankind In gen.
eTal."
"stOp your nonsense, Will, aud answer
me-"
"why, that Is our hostess daughter,
Miss Raleigh and don't wonder At your
admiration. for she is decidedly tho hand.
soonest woman OF my acquaintauce."
"Can II be possiblei Why, understood
she was mere foubdling whom Mrs. Ra.
leigh had taken out OF charity" 49,.
You are right sho was; but Il was
found she possessed talents OF very high
order, 90 Mrs. Raleigh educated her. aud
adopted her ~ her own. ! would advise
you not 10 dsvour her with your eyes, fol
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INTERNAL REV. NOTICE.

A LII Blacksmiths, wbeeiwrights, Butchers.
N Manufacturers. Auetioneers and Pedlers
will please take notice, that they are required
by law 10 take out a Government License, aud
with the exception of Pedlers, are required u
make 10 the Assistant Assessor,
MONTHLY RETURN
Of all work done by them. the same In be pre-
sented on or before the TENTH OF EACH
MONTH. after which time penalty or 6ne Of
twenty Ave per cent. will be added.
&sa-All persons Interested will please take
notice aud have their returns In by the tenth
Of January.
FRANK L. MORLiNG.
Asst. Assessor 9Th Div. 9Th Dist.
COUNTY oFFicE-liookstown Road near
first Toll Gate. Office hours 10 . A. NJ, aud
4to7 7. NJ.
CITY OFFIcE-No. Eutaw Street. Office
hours from 10 A. NJ, TO } Z. ~.
Dee. 33.-tf.
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History Of tho Rebellion.
HISTORY OF TINE WAR.


TINHE undersigned having procured an agen-
II cy for this valuable work for n portion oi
baltimore and Hartford counties will in n very
short time visit the people Of the county solic.
iting subscriptions therefor. Il will be q true
and faithful history Of events they have trans
pired since April 1861, until nearly TO the pres
ent time.
II will be published in two vols. at $3.50 each
the fret Of which will soon be delivered, and
the second Immediately after the close of the
war. Each volume will contain many pages oi
illustrations of Battle scenes and over forty por-
traits Of officers prominent in the war, both
North and South.
Volume I. containing SOC pages, is already
prepared. and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass in their several 10.
calitics. Volume II will be issued as soon as
practicable after the close Of the war, and will
contain about 200 pages, or more, IL necessary
10 complete the History.
The undersigned also has for sale the
NURSE AND SPY"
EDWARD n. ryRRELL..
lime Z IgGS-Iv
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or Queen Victoria Is reported a. shock.
ed az discovering that the Prince and
Princess OF Wales smoke cigarettes to-
gether In little blue satin sanetum. called
their smoking.room. This pernicious aud
reprehenslble practice was taught Her
Royal Highness by her scapeigTaee husl
baud, and, horrible 10 cay, she really likes
az
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4oetiraI.
HOW THE MONEY GOES.

iisw roes The money Well
I'm sure u isn't hard 10 tell t.f
a. u gpea for rrns ana watarrnaea,
foF broad Ind batter coal nnd gfmles
Hats. csps. and unrIeis. haeps and hosa-- sgl
And that's the usy the moSey g0cs
IIow goes The Money NAY.
non't everybody know the wayf
II goes far bonneta, coats, and cnfaa, "a
silks, aatlns, muslina. vclvcts, cTupes,
shaula. nbhons. furs, and farhaiout- i
And that's the way the meney goes tsst..s
.IIsw gees the Money sure, ...e ~.f-
Wish the ways something feuer;
u gora for wages. taxes. debts.
n goes for presents goes for iets.
For paint. pamade and can tie.rasr-- t"
And that's the uay The moaey goesi .f
lIos goes the Nancy Nov,
We scarce leEun 10 mention how
u sors for aces. feathers rings.
IeyF, dolis-and other baby things, Is. .s
Whips, whistles, candles, tseiis, and boWs-
And that's the way the money goes
Hos Encs the Mccoy Cone,
know u docsn' 80 for rum
II goes far schools and sabbath chimes,
u goes far ehaFfts--sometimes,
f0r missions and such things those
Aud that's the uay the money Foes
Ho~ suesil,e Money There
In cut of patience. declare
II goes for plays and diamonds pins,
Nor puhiie aims, and private sins,
far hollow shams. and silly shows
And that's the WAY the money gocs
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TOW SON Il OW n.
TINHE Subscriber respectfully informs A
Il the residents Of Baltimore county, NJ
that he has opened DRUG ANDAP0TH -
ECARY STORE In Towsontown, where he IN
tends keeping carefully selected Stock Of
Pure O. Genuine Drugs, Medicines,
and all articles usually kept in wei. .regulat.
ed DRUG STORE. at city prices. Also.
FaiMfs, Olis, Tarnisk, BrusAss. WiHdoS
Glass, Stationery, Ptr(Hmsry. and
Notions Of erery Descriptions.
RICHARD WILLIS,
June ~. '65.-ly Towsontown. Nd.
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uw Don't conads yost money, your 20.
erels. or your vile, 70 friend evidently
anxious Tor the trust.
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Professional Cards.

Theodore Glocker,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SOLICITOR IN cHANcERY,
No. - 81 Paul street, Baltimore. Md.
PARTICULAR attention given 60 Chanecry
Il and Orphans Court business, in the Courts
Baltimore city and county.
All communications or business left with Mr..
JOHN II. d. BEDFORD. .Conveyanccr, TOwson
town. will be promptly attended TO.
March IL. 1s6t.--u.
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Va No advertisement inserted for less than
One Dollar.
SQ- Marriages and Deaths inserted free Of
charge, except when accompanied by quotations
or remarks: for which the usual price Of adver-
tising will be charged.
The UNION has the largest circulation Of any
county paper in the State. and thus offers SUI
pcrior advantages 10 advertisers.
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8alto:. .Gpmtp Gnimll,
- PUBLISHED wEEELY ~
LONGN NEOKERS & CONNER,
In. c. LoseSEcKEn,)
:. .. LOseNEcKER,
lcnAn. A. cOsSER,
$500 PER ANNUM. In Advance.

&R- No paper discontinued until all arFear-
ages are paid, unless at the option Of the Pub
fishers. A failure to notify lie discontinuance
will bcronsidcrcd q renewal Of subscription.
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SRISS,
Pocket Diarv for ~,

A LSO, thc Farm 5s' Almanac for 1867
IN who sale ;,nd retail.
MagA .fhoSraphs of Jefferson
DAVIS 4! 1 Lee, 24x:}0, with or with
out fral.u graphs OF all the lead
ing OIi'I . II the South Splendid
PhotoSrr'n ';,..:.s.
a fresh supply of Light Literature en-
bracinS all the most recent publications.
School Books Of every kind, and a large
stock of Theological, Religious and Mis-
for sale cheap at PHENIX BOOKSTOKE.
Nov : TOWNSEND & NORTH
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WAsuINGToN, November 10.-A delcga-
tion of prominent Western mon. including
Hon. Mr.. Morgan, member of Congress
elect from Ohio. called upon the President
yesterday, to urge the removal of Mr.. Hol-
Inns and the appointment of Mr.. Spooner
as Commissioner OF Internal Ncvenue.
BALrIIoRE. November 10-rhc argu-
m mt in the h0beaS corpus case was con-
'cludcd this afternoon. Judge Bartol will
announce his decision on Tuesday
New YoRK, November 10.-Lieut enant-
General Sherman and Hon. l.. ID. Camp
bell, Minister to MEXICO, sailed to-day for
Vera Cruz.
MONTREAL, November 1o.-Nannie Grad
dock, the noted racc-horse, is dead.
The Prince of Wales birthday was cello
brated last night.
1t is thought that lcnitv will be extended
to the Fenian prisoner McA!ahon.
New ORLEANS. November 1O.-Latc Mcxi-
can atlvices say that ali Northern Mexico,
except Durango, is in Liberal hands. MeX-
can territory is clcac of Indians, but that
of Texas, the frontier military posts being
unoccNpied, is fuil Of them.
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n O B a G G O i.

G REEN SEAL, Pincy Woods, Maryland,
VI Richmond, Canister, Best Bower, Gold
Dust, ManIla Killickinick, Danvillo--in
packages and loose.
CIG4 4RS.
Suisses Fins, Spanish, Ladies Cigars,
Punch, Novelty Cartridges, Kcgalia, New
Dear Cartridges, FandanSo.
CHEWING TOBA eco.
Crumbs of Comfort, Solace, Cavendish,
Plugs, Of different brands wholesale and
retail.
Mcerschaum, Imitation, Double Tube,
Brian, Natural Wood, Jassmine, Wcirhscl,
Mahogany, Glazed Bowls, Powhattan.
" 4 TCHES
Match Sales Horn Bits, Reeds. &c
JOHN G. SEFlGERS. c. DIERCKS.
Nov Q
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The Constitutional Amendment RE
jcetcti by Georgia.

Mi .EDGEvILI.E, November 9.-Tilc Je-
Sislature of Georgia has rejected the con-
st:tutional amendment The resolution of
rejection reads as follows:
''Resolred, That the Legislature OF Geor-
gia declines to ratifv the amendment
adding a fourteenth article to the C0nsti-
tuition of the United States"
motion was made III the Senate to post
ponc the consideration of the resolution to
some future day, but the resolution was
finally pressed to vote and adoptcd-ycaS
36, nays nonc-a full Senate voting
In the House of Representatives, the
vote on the resolution stood. yeas 139,
nays 2. The two members voting nay were
Ellington, OF Giimer County. and Hum
phreys, OF Fannn County. The commit
tee, on reporting the resolution, accompa-
MED their report with lengthy argument,
the substance Of which is as follows: First.
That the States of the United States alone
arc authorized to consider constitutional
amendments. Second. That such amend
ments must be proposed by two-thirds of
Congress, or by the Legislatures of two
thirds Of the States. Third. That Georgia
was one of the original States, and must
always have continued such, unless she
reserved res the right to secede;, or gave the
Federal Government the right TO eject her.
The report adduces the legislation Of Con-
SreSs, the ProclamatiOns of the President,
and the issues made during the war bv the
government OF the United States, to prove
that it was held bv that Government that
no State could scccde, and tha5 the war
only interrupted the practical relations If
the States thereto; and that the suppress
sion of the rebellion was to restore these
relations fully, when the Constitution was
to become the supreme law of the land.
The report then proceeds to declare that
Georgia and the other Southern States are
integral parts Of Congress, and that no
constitutional Congress can be convened
while such integral portions are forcbly
excluded. 1t says that the adoption Of the
emancipation amendment is no precedent
for the adoption Of this one. The
Southern States, at that time, had no
delegations to be received into Con-
gress, as now, when denied admit
tan c. The report then concludes by
saying that, as the amendment in ques-
ton was not proposed by two-thirds of a
constitutional Congress, the committee re-
commend the adoption of the resolution
GiveC above.
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THE CLENDINING HOITSE,

: e., THIS long established Private
GlIf Boarding House, formerly kept by
-44.iA Mrs. }. s. Rawls, is now in good
order and condition for the accommodation
Of Regular and Transient BOARDERS.
The rooms are large and comfortable and
the table well supplied with the best the
market affords. The charges are mode
rate, being lower than any other establish
mcnt Of the same class in this city. Every
attention will be bestowed upon those who
may favor her with their patronage.
Members of the Legislature can also be
accommodated on reasonable terms.
Nov 10 u MRs. JAS. CLENDINlNG.
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BEWARE OF THAT COUGH"

YNHE changing season is productive of
a many Affections of the lungs and
throat. A small cough is the voice of ma
ture telling you to beware of the danger of
a neglected cough. For all kinds of cough
and affections of the lungs, use 'sSTAN-
LEY'S COUGH SYRUP" it will cure YOU.
Begin at once. Don't delay. Go to FISHER
" HEINITSH, and ask for s'Stanlev's."
They are the proprietors. Nov Q
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Market Reports.
New YORK, November 10-Noo

New YORK, November 10-Noon.-Gold
145!. Exchange lO94@11o4.
7P. M-Cotton declining; very little de-
mand; sales, to-day, 500 bsles; rniddling
upandS 36; middling Orleans 33. Flour
dull, and 10G120c. lower. Wheat 26G3c
lower. Corn dull, without change. Pork
lower and irregular. Spirits turpcntine
quiet, ut Sl04S2c. Lard heavy and lower.
Gold 4i}.
Mobile. November 10.-Sales of cotton,
to-day, $50 bales; middlings 3l. Market
quiet.
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Ov . FISHER S HFINITSIJ
THE STAFF OF LIFE,

WET the cause of many ills. B,eat fer
II mented is less nutritious than infer
mented; i'll consequence of its gluten and
starch being decomposcd. All fermented
bread, no matter by what combination of
about, is unwholesome and poisonous to
the stomach. Indigestion, heartburn,
headache, acidity, tatulcncy, oppression Of
the stomach, all come from the obnoxious
fcrment. Use the 'sCRESCENT 4ERATED
BAKING GPOWDERS'-ac cheap, wholesome
and nutritious powder for making all kinds
of bread, batter cakes, Johnny cakes, muf-
fins, bucbwhcat cakes. For sale by
FISHER Il UEINITSH. Pharmacists
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Eele @wa ~ a.
Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, November 9-Evening -Consols
Soi Fivc-twenties co.
No political news of Importance to-day.
LIVERPOOL, November 9.-Cottom un-
changcd-middlinS uplanIs Iii; sales to-
day 10000 bales.
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Quaker Speedy Cure-All." !"

7ENHE best external ard internal remedy
Il of the age. Its wonderful speedy pow
ers IN relieving all kinds OF pain is attested
to by thousands. For head ache, tooth
ache, face ache, stomach ache, back ache,
side ache, leg ache, sore throat, stiff neck,
painsin the breast, rheumatism, neuralgia
of the face. neck and back, sprains, bruises,
lumbago, cramp of the limbs and stomach,
chohc, cholera, spasms, it will give imme-
diate relief. For sale by
Nov FISHER S HFJNT'TSU
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TTBEST 7

NEW DISCOVERIES IN AFRICA; by
~ Livingstone, with plates &c
Homes Without Hanls-beirg & a descrip-
ton of the habltation Of animals accord
ing to their principle OF cons truction: by
Rev. J. G.. Wood, +. l.. s., with plates.
Campaigns Of the Army OF the Potomac
a critical history from 1861 to 1865: bv VIM.
Swinton; with fine portraits of Generals
Grant, Meade, Mcclellan, burnside &C.,
with maps.
The Art of Amusing a collection os
Merry Games, Tableaux &C
And other new Publications, Novels Nc
For sale at
j. j. McCARTEE'S S BOOKSTORE.
Opposite Columbia Law Range
Oct 2S r. l.. BRYAN
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time than by the round. about route
by Sacramento and The Emporium.
The route should in fact, be let in one
contract to run from Boiso City TO
Vancouver or The Emporium, or to
both In order to make tho route
practically available, wagon road
down tho Columbia from this place
will need to be constructed. In suns
mer time, tho mails can De carried
most expeditiousIy by steamer, but in
winter we must send and receive them
by land if they arc carried at all.
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A cake of amalgamated gold rs ex-
hibited in Melbourne, Australia, which
Weighs 1912 ounces This would be
considered small matter in Idaho.
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A YOUNG lady amended "man pro-
poses, but God disposes," TO oman pros
poses but seldom, and God disposes at
all times"
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AN Trfshman who had witnessed the
effect Of whisky for many years, said
BARREL labeled whisky contained u
thousand songs and fifty fights.
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THE Columbia River is rapidly fall
ing. The riso in the last ten days has
been about twelve feet. ~,
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generally beloved that If Spain
persists in her arrogant conduct to,
wards Chile, the United States will
intervene for the protection of our
sister republic.