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A TYroon1saseAI AxrcDorE.-Ns STA.

A TYpoaRAanseALA EEcDorE.-i~ o'a-
tioner, b London literary monthly, says:
"Mr. Bell, the late proprietor OF BeEs 8
Messenger, was the person VINO or'gIna.sa,
the exclusive use or The round In printed
books. When this letter was iirst miro
duced It met with great opposition. AS an
instance of this may be noted the circum-
stance that Mcssrs. Gilbert having set up
three sheets Of the work for late Bishop
of Durham, in which the round was
used. were Obliged TO ,recompose them,ss
his Lordship declined to sanction the inno-
vation."
I'VE see the same sort of old fogyism
now-a-days.l ,aa.
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ITypoRTUNA medical STU
dent from Michigan, who had been attend
ing lectures in New York for some time,
and who considered himself exceedingly
good looking and fascinating, made o
deadly onset on the heart and fortune OF a
blooming young lady in the same family
with him. After prolonged siege the
lady surrendered. They were married on
Wednesday, in the morning. The same
afternoon the young wife sent for and eX-
hibited to the astonished student "beau-
tiful" little daughter aged three years and
a half.
"Good heavens then you was a widow"
exclaimed the student.
!" Yes, nv dear, and this is Amelia, nay
Youngest tomorrow Augustus, James, and
Reubcn will arrive from the country, and
then I shall have my children together
once more" :,
The unhappy student replied not word;
his feelings were too deep for utterance.
The other little darlings" arrived. Reu-
ben was six years, James nine, and Au-
gustus a saucy boy of twelve. They were
delighted to hear they had new papa,
because they could now live at home and
have all the playthings they wanted. The
new papa" as soon as he could speak,
remarked that Augustus and James did not
much resemble Reuben and Amelia.
"Well, no." said the happy mother /;
"my first husband, was quite different
style of man from my second--complexion,
temperament, the color OF hair and eyes
all different
This was too much. He had not only
married widow, but was her third hus-
band, and the astonished stepfather OF
four children.
But the fortune, thought he; that will
make amends. He spoke of her fortune.
"These are my treasures" said she, in
the Roman matron style, pointing to her
children.
The conceit was quite out of the Michi-
gander, who, finding that he had made a
complete goose Of himself, retired to q
farm in his own native State, where he
could have chance of making "his Z"
bows useful, and make them sweat for
the deceit practiced upon him by their
mother.
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While I lady Was attending The cerer
monies OF lfhs laying q To seorher-s stone
Of Unitarian church on Wednesday, up
town, her clothes caught on fro by some
means Or AhCthessa President Schultz, OF
the. Heesdsaf Hpslthu Who was present,
extipgpt he'd tthe names b. .Eyappasg her
NJ Il m is&s Ind ID. = That Gre, he
sys ~ ~ 9. I ~ spsss .. ss Dated
isyY.ssyt d kAIAIfW 80 ,is's
.sx1f6 0fr16nss Jospzal, . bltt6y Radical
yeDD2 NRalhant11 - tbs a.
SllTh. = af - - - e..
Ia (fS tss gsss ssasa~
60 3 q teny daty-sst,
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Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
= ,THE PENINSULA, October 81 1866,

y
The part of the country indicated by the
word permissible ID so we'll known that !
need hardly tell YOU that l write from the
battle. SCARED and war.wasted region that
lies east OF Richmond and between the
Pamnnkey and the james, or farther down,
between the York and the James.
~ The whistle of,s locomotive on the York
River railroad, which is now heard several
miles from the city, affords prospect OF
more frequent communication between the
Dispatch and the people Of this isolated
tract Of ,countryr-isolated BY the want OF
mails and the infrequency OF. visits to the
city; said infrequency being the inevitable
result of present distress In various par
ENTHUSIASTICALLY in Che pocket. i. i
Some Of our neighbors ct the North
have anticipated with infinite delight the
humiliation u the Old Yifgipia gentleman,
the noa,lest example Of social development
to DO fonnd IN North America. Well, II
taey wish TO enjsy shAt seemed TO afford
mem y, 40 much pleasure In the anticipation,
: ussy aay ses- him brought ~ low as they
nyssg ~ SoaM b they may ind him
=, = SsN esee - hosse-csst Of - a odd
- s0eee@k1eA even on dot. n hin trs.
sasSeN HnctnE m p indeed ksnIIi Rated. 81
: !, Co. - as6faaea ~ any outward cIrcum.
sfpnces, y qHesetc0 Which nav conoeru
biz prosecutors more thaa Aimself go
~, ~ The pSqea9s ~ Ne ReniHsnia, whether
plsbei6is oe sf1pt06fa tsip former dSys. hsy.
iTFetey4Seesu1lys 61lken 10 tho ~ aRoyei ~
the koe.,s Not 81 thsm haye fone towos,
IN iest9sstfA tflfsHifhf q iohn9l1)pss ths
sf1h1x vesy mneh - elko4ie14 ~ Asrdnpn
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The sailors partially towards rum IS
well known. An apocryphal anecdote is
related of sailor who, being promised
that he should have three wishes gratined,
requested, first, all the rum in the word !;
then all the tobacco in the world: here
he paused, not knowing of anything else
he cared for; but being told he must make
a third request, "Oh, them" with sail
or's usual emphatic OATH said ne, "iets
have some more rum" ~
A North Carolina paper contains the fol-
lowing in an advertisement: "Coniede-
rate money taken for goods, and also bank
notes of North and South Carolina! Ana
rather than be prescriptions, we will
take greenbacks, although old Thad. Ste
vens IS going to play the deuce with them
this winter. Andif any of you have some
of the hard, , and it is troublesome, we
will not refuse it."
The Mayor of Halifax, England, at re-
cent public dinner, stated that an applica-
ton had been made to him by an lrishman
for a testimonial ofcharacter. The Mayor
told him he had never seen him before.
The Irishman promptly answered, "Faith,
your worship, that is the very reason have
come to You. / have never been sum-
moned before you or fined, and you never
had any trouble with me-" ~" g..
The village Of Vadjams, France, a COM
munc of eight hundred inhabitants, has
been almost totally destroyed by confia.
grafton, kindled, it is supposed, by child
PLAYING with lucifer matches in barn.
Out Of thirty-four houses, of which the
village was composed, seven only remain.
A man met big Indian on the plains a
few weeks ago. The gentle savage had a
large bundle of scalps, and the white man
made bold to ask him what he had been
doing, " Heugh {" said the noble red
man. "me been skirmishing for water
falls"
A bon-mot of NJ. Drouyn do L'Huys, the
cx- Minister of Foreign Affairs, is reported.
Being asked for the definition Of the word
savant-"a Savant," answered he, "is one
who knows what is unknownto the million,
and does not know what is known to them,"
The Shelby Sentinel editor is very funny.
He says: -.-.--
The Salvisa Fair was splendid affair.
The show of stock was fine. Things ,eent
off well, and three men were shot.
In an eastern literary paper some block
head talks about "western verses" We
suspect that everything is a-versc to him.
Prentice. IS. "t...
Poems THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE HAS
on FILE" Stunt bona, sunt quadam me-
diocria, stunt mala plura."
The coat of horse is gift of nature,
the coat of an ass is often the work of a
tailor.
One thousand new buildings have been
put up in Nebraska city this summer.
Fifty thousand pounds of whalebone
were sold in New Bedford last week. :
Human reason is not God, as some pre-.
tend. .....
Base balls--those used by thimble-rig-
gers. .......
The best governed wife is she who
governs herself.
Turkeys roost much higher than Turks.
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OrPrcE RICHMOND AND PgrERsgrkel
: RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA, July Is, lsss

RICHMOND, VA, JAY H. lNs.
GUNNER SCHEDULE.-TWO DAT.
Oily TRAINS EXCEPT ON SUNDAYS NORTH
AND St5UTH, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS
WITH MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS on TWI
NIGHT TRAINS,-0n and after MONDAY the Ian
instant the trains will run a. follows:
Leave Richmond OF Ais A. N. and $40 Pm
and arrive at Petersburg at SO A. II. and 81
Leave Petersburg at go A. N. and SOP. N.
and arrive at Richmond at $50 A. u. and ii.
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
Q FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii
leave Richmond AZ 1l.?5A. NJ. and arrive at Pc.
tersburs at l;loP NJ; Returning, 1t will leave Pc.
ON SUNDAYS the MORNING TRAIN only with
leave Richmond, and the EVENING TRAIN only
The s' TRI WEEKLY TRAINS connect at Peters.
burg with the Norfolk trains.
The morning and evening trains make close con.
neetions at Richmond and Petersburg with trains
for the North and South, and passengers can BE-
accommodated with splendid SLEEPING CARS oa
night trains on the Richmond, Frederic sbarg and
Potomac railroad, and on the Wilmington ami
Weldon railroad.
Going SOUTH, the route "a open to Raleigh,
Wilmington, Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston
Greensboro, Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta, Mont.
geometry, Mobile, and Now Orleans.
The evening train for the present only connect,
. THROUGH TICKETS SOLD and BAGGAGE
CHECKED to Wilmington and Raleigh.
eso-ts Engineer and superintendent,
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Sho had not been there long before she
heard that the kings eldest son was pass.
fnf by, going TO be married, and she went
TO The windows and looked out. J.
Everything was ready, and all the pomp
and brightness of the court was there.
Then she bitterly grieved for the pride and
folly which, had brought her 80 low. And
the servants gave her some OF the rich
meats, which she put into her basket 10
take home. 1890, .r,,-r-,.,a -, ..g,
All on sudden, as she was going our N
came the Kings son in golden clothes ana
when he saw q beautiful woman at the
door, he took her by the hand, and said she
should be his partner in the dance. but
aha trembled for fear, for she saw that IL
Was King Grizzle-beard who was making
snort of her. However, he kept fast hold,
and led her in; and the cover Of the basket
came of. 80 that the meat In it fell about
Then everybody laughed and jeered at her,
and she was So abashed that she wished
herself thousand feet deep in thoearth.
She sprang to the door to run away, but on
the steps King Grizzle- beard overlook her
and brought her back, and said:
aFear me not! an, the fiddier VINO
has lived with you in the hut. ! brough,
YOU there because really loved you.
am also the soldier that overset your stall,
/ have done all this only to cure you OF
your silly pride, and to show you the folly
of your ill-treatment of me. Now all Is
over YOU have learned wisdom, and it is
time to hold our marriage feast"
Then the characteristics came and brought
her the most beautiful robes; and her
father;and his whole court were there al
ready, and welcomed her home on her mar
rage.
Joy was in every face and every heart
The feast was grand they danced and
sang all were merry; and | only wish
that you and had been of the party.
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V1RaINIA CENTRAL RAILR0Ai

VIR.asIInMuIAav CENTRAL RAILROAD
MONDAY, October lst, the mali train Iii Iii AIR
between Richmond and stanton dsiiy sn vet Tan
sxespt.ds leaving hishncnd Al 7.se <. ap'aay,
between stxnniolLa and Isekson's nver hi. ss,si%a
east, &c t;acP N. on MONDAYS, WEDNEsb..Yy.n-
and FklpArYs, and lesyinE yasksons riTer :, ~;
I, y; onTuEsDAYs, THURSDAYS, and SATi:e!
tween Chsrlottssyille- and Richmond on Mo- Ne
"a RAY SS, W,a.RNEspAYs and SATURDAYS fss
lisp: Dc. Freight trains leave Rissmannhd Al
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. on
THROUGH TICKETS 10 Lexington. H.,,,.
burg, and other points In the Valley. sns ,r'',
prominent points in the southwest. can sa "n ail
chased at the ONCE. a. D. WHITCOMLs' '
oc2 General superintsnds.,,
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~ gy13NX3
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
SlcH S9staf RhEpsaItgsssgERa SNp p9fo11aass
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
NAIL twice DAILY.-ELRGANT sLEkPISG
CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAiMS;m,The only railroad
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the eiuss
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run as follows: The
DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily (Sundays sxceptedl ats.lSA. NJ, arriving Ia
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS for the
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached, leave,
Richmond daily at s p. NJ, arriving In Washing.
ton at 80 A: NJ, eaanes,ing with the EARLY
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH. EAST, ana
THROUGH TICKETS and fHRoUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore,
PhiIadslphis, New York, Boston, and all the prtn.
eipsl cities In the West.
for further Information and through tetsu
apply at the once Of ths company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets shoskos AN.
J. q. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SInuRL RUrH, Superintendent. nyn
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MN. KNABE 81 CO.,~0G
w MANUFACTURERS OF H"
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD MEDAL,u ' w
.''A"-' AND UPRIGHT
P I A 70 s.
These Instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty years. have, upon their excel.
lence alone, attained an uSPURCHAsED PRE-EHI.
NESCE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
~ .Htt TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as we'll as great purity Of
information and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale Their TOUCH
Is plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness fonnd In so many pianos which causes
the performer to so easily tire. In
,7.E WORKMANSHIP
thew cannot be eYcelled. Their action 10 con.
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that charaeterizes the finest mechanism.
None butthe best seasoned material Ia used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard ussges
Of the concert room with that OF the parlor upon
an equality -unafscted in their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
'"EOT FOR A YEAR-BUT POR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
-, JOHNSON 4 CHAMBERLAYNE,
Sole Agents for the sale Of the above celebrated
Pianos. No. so2, corner Main and Ninth streets,
Richmond Va ~ 11-6m
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FERTILIZERS.

IMPORTANT TO 900
i bushels AGRICULTURAL LIME, OF the purest
fN"'''' '0' n. p. TASKER & CO.,
Basin. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
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.DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
III P0IHT, AHp ALL LANDINGS a11x a
he TENTH or sEPfEHBER the
elegant steamers 80 -
GEORGEANHA,..... Captain D. ]. HILL,
JOHN SYLYEsfER,...C Captain q. q, dIyloED,
will leave Ludlam Watson's wharf DAILY, OK.
espt sundays, az o'clock 4. N. for CITY POINT,
H9RIR0LHK, Pp92RRTTSAOuTH, and ALL LANDINGS
passengers BY these boats viii arrive At City
Point In time to connect with the cars for Pssrs-
burg. 49,. .
Fare to City Point. .................9
Pare 10 Norfolk, second class. ........ 100
The GEoRGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY n,rps
DAY, and 6ATURDAY.
The JOHN sYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY..
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WEpNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY.
L. B. TATUM, Agent.
.s8 once at stsameis' wharf.
J. Fl. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent.
once corner Fourteenth and franklin streets.
1A--ta
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T zimmerman, DYER AND SCOUR-
IL. Pr, Seventh street. between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre is prepared to do all kinds OF
DYEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, In all It's
branches, at short notice. Give me call and ex'
anime for yourself.
Agents wanted to solicit orders in the country
and in every city Of this State. Address box !tS,
post Office, Richmond, Va. It's
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DHENIX GUANO.-Two hundred
Il tons PHOENIX GUANO, said to be one Of the
most valuable fertilizers in use, for sale BY
SAMUEL p. LATHR0P, Agent,
au2s Eighteenth street, south side OF DOCK.
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UNPUBLISHED IN 1886.

EST Alb Lis ID ED In 1850. ...i
W. F. BurIRR, Ro. E. BUTLER, General Partners.
FRAxcIs J. PARKER, Special Partner.
h., 4.sro. BUTLER b SON. Z p:.i
IMPORTERS AND pHALRRs II e4t
CHINA, RARTHENWARE, GLASSWARE, AND
l N 4 HOUsE-FURHIsHING GOODS,
IL EAHs BuILDISas 81,
- No. 1907 Eagle Square,
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received per brig F" W. II. Bigelov," and
win open this month, very large and entirely
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
In their line, recently bought In, person BY opr
niorpartner upon the best torna 81 the manufAc-
tursTs IN 1urope, snA imported direst TO this city
"a. d LARGg ADDITIONAL SHIPMENTS
raj. on siisnseSsnts In Europe ase such 4 viii
enable M 70 draw oarisuppiy regularly and ID.
rsctly from The ManNfaptuTsn.T a.g 1pGRt
Embafking anew In business life, our senior
would ,Ssspscsfally bnl conAdsntly .sppssl 70 his
for thesP sappost cd encouragement 70 his new
II return, xs pisdgs Ourselves '.s''' , 'df
TO BILt Our GOODS AS Low,
. DIZZY can b pufchsssd Of any cthsr direct i'm!
southern merchants, hotel. keepers, and FAM.
1Yicesi s1ia ~ 81 asifs vi rfEl1sf ! III,
"A ssssssas packer y snpiays$s, w !. q. 'a'''
eiss itaIn sol seetsI NO isSi Main street.
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GROUND PERUVIAN.-I am pre-
u pared to furnish PURE No. PERUVIAN
GUAEO, FINELY GROUND on Burr millstones
The difficulties of this operation have been finally
and most successfully overcome. Parties in want
of this superior article are requested to call and
examine Ii at the office Of the James River Manu-
featuring Company E. B. BENTLEY,
oc as Agent.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY,
II No. 72o MAIN, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS, NEXT SQUARE ABo o,
large stock Of material, am now making up the
TRAVELLING BAGS to be found In tns cry.
i MSIaa FRAME i SOLE LEATHER, LADIES' SARA:
ToGA and DRESS and PATENT METAL ETA
am nrsnsred to sell both at retail and to the trade
A. low Is such goods can be bought In New YORK.
Particular attention paid to REPAIRING.
CANVASS COVERS made. ,,pouuorrs
Sc 26-lm JAMES hNOl 10.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ID Fl. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
II. LAW, practices In the city Of Richmond
counties Of ChesterGeld, Hanrieo, and Bano!.f
Also, attends To the COLLECTION OF CLANS
Office and residence, Manchester.
Communications addressed to Manchester, Va,
will receive prompt attention. &c It's
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T OCKsMTTHING.-The undersigned
IL having Just received nne stock, he is now
In his line. such as MAKING LOCKS TO ORDER,
FITTING KEYS, and REPAIRING ALL KINDS "
LOCKS. BILLS HUNG In . superior style.
KEYsFiTTED TO IRON SAFES and neatly re-
paired. All work warranted TO give satisfaGtion'
"a 9i-lm Ninth street, near Main.
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ran. rsag .sz 80.
"sce now,n said the fiddler, "you are
good Cor nothing; you can do no work
what a bargain have got! However, I'll
try and set up trade in pots and pans,
and you shall stand IN the market and sell
them.n va ,.,st s .'s.... 80
theirs court should pass BY and see me
standing in the the market, how they will
laugh at me-"
But her husband did not care for that,
and said she must work if she did not wish
to die of hnnger~ ii
). AT first the trade went well; for many
people, seeing such Q beautiful woman,
went to buy her wares, and paid their
money without thinking Of takingaway the
goods. They lived. on this IS iQhg as 1t
lasted, and then her husband bought fresh
lot OF ward, and she sat herself 4own with
1t in q corner OF Che market but tdrunken
soldier soon camo by and rode bis horse
against her stalf and broke Ill her goods
iSt0 = tlgoG6snd pieces. "a yThspshs began TO
CRY, and khSN not What y do. so :.
1A All what will become of me r. said
lie: (" what viii my busbAadayW
Z 30 she ran hone and told him slk
"Who would hsgs thought you would
have been 90 silly y aid he Y - to put an
isasthepwsre stall IN the corAse Of tie mar
kst where every ~ pAssssts Rrt let ~
have ~ moye crying seS Eou ars ret 81
4et iris sort o. Wofk. ~ ! have bean p INC
tings palsce, md eahsa5df they did not
wsnt 8: kitcisa ~ s:s6k tlAs3t INV
liNtil A4e fcu, snA Ahsse syeA III hkef
plenty 70 ell i ss.sasst. snaYsAR ~ -
Ihal4he eginlese hecspp1 kitpRsn ~
3 e: = : Ell { r; :;
ihsy Nye(
, 1866-07-22


fttr ntrs tt 4l,. ~ FNIst t'IS NJ 1'nt u IL ~
III" 'h."' t".it.nter,A .hats'irt. Sals,,ep,
a" srpMsutt, E.shra tl~ euAat3.s, 4at !.
rl*.trH ttsd.sli ii, III. aiill.lt Vi antagonists
IN liutsia AMI i!s}Y. III. }rtoi,u.i,tm tat Ar
sf1nts,lts ts.lng ,"s.I. .rlsstet ny .tu.s ts,*.
ue. liz ttAl~tthts tt,~ Atut At MI a3Isu>I MAJ
aIstlnt', ai't lhat He.,rf.l t.a.uieAh war |,
lu,tnlnsht. II FsAaae m.l.4t.ks4 Auy
eorsI!ss Erresa,.- With ttas.!a, aaeN
h war MI jtMAA.ltm.shty ea.sas,
The iesMan re,ple ha.s Sate,lssa anil
Sf,s'tct1issu ~lLh lettcei halrs,t,, aud
'tte rtrsence ii hit '.ssk,s On t..rif roll ~outd
te tlie .'rpat Ter 4 rrrat urr.st1x, i!Issns,k
woaea isaue N apI,eAs wlIet wouli mako
FslhesisEd 4usk* ffpin suatft Ia esseumfrr-
encc. Tie old n,eaosts-s II Jroa, and LelsAle
aud "atetttsa ,Eonld saei! tho hearia uf lA!r-
ts-ase millions Of people. "Thsy
shall not hare uur Hulnc," + |, ! ~
truly uA-aunal sNIs In fies1nauy, n
" Hail colcast!a u Is IN America. Napoleon
1t. invoked the alpaFlston at nationality, to
give leor!a sameth!n: II think at,out .,:sl,es
hts dcs po.laa, That ehos: will nfa .tosu at
bis bidding. All thak 1ur1ustk has To do, to
ati.sinou ihr: hole Of Germany tp tnl!.usla*-
tIclrssstan,c against French inseFrtntsaa. IL
to 1Eatnl~ them natieasl ,snity and > pso-
pies rssainslvnt. With ,hess arm. aid The
Isx'uae gstn he can tII 4:aAaee i, Hapntcs,u,
Ed the result may shaw him 10 hs :be oett=s
nan nj the t*o. Napoleon c.n only e1ls. by
= II ,i4~ asker &C furo14. II rh- see,,..e
Paes = fsusn It's aan3s tntu ulo.e Of EiSlAark
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