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The LiYe Man.

The Live Man IL like the little pigi
he II weaned young, and peglhs lew
root arly. -. .,,,, az
Heiz the pepper sass nv creation
the allspice nv the world. ,,,..,-.,
zone IiYes Man In g X1itag " u nke lSs.s .
case nv itch at . distriek sk9otzzSa set7
avery vboCi tew' scratching at onst.
A man who kan draw New orleans
molasses in the month nv January,
thru a half.in augur hole, ana slns
sHomel sweet home p,while the mo-
lassiss is'running, may be stEikIys non. ~ 3.
at. but he amt sudden enun sIor LUIS
y Tha, live Man iz az full of Dizziness
AZ the conductor nv street kari; ne "
often like q hornet, very DIZZY pus
Sboiit what the Lord only knows.
He liehtsl up like a kotton factory.
and 1hainE got q emmy more Tune 5eW
spare than a skoolSboy haz Saturday Sti y
LIE IA II zlikeia dekoyi luck abny water,
and;liv at least Is !month aFtn s'sSn I,
Hsiz like a runaway hoss, ne gtts,
tba whole nv the, rode. Ii
"a Ia !, si tfots when he walks, and lies
down at mite only ekauze every poey
III The Live Man IL always Q sdepe pes
thinker; he jumps az 5conciasion1s 1s,,H 1st st
a the frog dug, and don't WuA tsttASA = ~
me spot he IL ktn At.sss d u III.
4 eHe il the AmsTtcan Pc, z F'risHs r., y =
mistery teW Wforeignersib but ne nag aIn .a.n
more with eharcoall to nWorks 0us ~, ~
gTateness nv this kountry thans any i5tl.
osHes Ha Il list az nessary azithe grease on
on 'aralLrea. 5l5sT & 3gss1--s5sat - =
Heidont alwns die rich, but aiWn5 lI
dJas fizZy. and meets death e good aeata !s9.l
ss a. an ;ijyster d az, without making emmy
fuss.-J Josh BiiliHgs. s.ss5
& Rxx. .Ds. DIX, of New York. preached
III 81. Iuke,s chapel last Sunday. t4ls
. = hisct .J,. was .sThe Laws of the EPiseo-
nal n church, and her highest interest
farhids Non.Episcopal Mintstrattonis
within her fold.n
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4
you do Will reflect on the general char
acter Of this race.
You will please extend every courte-
sy to the various postmasters who have
kindly assisted me in obtaining the
correct distance, and who may be
pleased to accompany you aportion OF
the journey their names will he found
in the Route Rook''ll, and imPsrt any
information In regard to the race that
might prove of interest, to them.
You will please observe that no par
tfcle of food or drop of beverage Is to be
given 10 me. unless prepared under the
Immediate supervision of Mr.. Grindle.
This Is of the utmost importance, and I
trust II will not be construed into any
act of disrespect to the proprietors of
any hotels ut which we may stop, as 1t
Is IN accordance with the earnestly ex-
pressed desire of my baGker. Mr.. Geo.
K. Goodwin. And now all I ask OF
You Is to do your duty like just men,
having faith in Him who doeth all
things well, and upon whom rely en-
tirely for my complete success.
Yours truly.
3.s EDWARD 'PAYsoN WESTON.
NetO York, Oct. q, 1867.
L s.-. 4sas iifu THE ROUTE.
The following will show the road al
ready taken and to be followed by the
pedestrian.s Sundays are, Of course,
omitted, as hewill not walk at all on
'.1s - Mr1Es.
Leave Portland at twelve O'Clock, n. on
Tuesday, Oct. y. and walk 70 North.
wenesay Oct saIe.
THURSDAY. Oct. 8l-North Attlebro....-...--..ls
satalsay NeSi itHsfffcr Conn
Monday, 4th-Cofnwsn dge-................,5I
Tuesday. .6th-ChafhamF Four ufCoFneFsNsYs52
We1ne1fiaY 6tll.-SSch nom NO tad .s....ab
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ONLY 81. UHRoRTuHATE HUMAN-
FCSonorffl "a or 3Ieef IN EEH DAYS, without
noxfous dFugs, when al other remedies fail.
IN. HonFte Remmair, Stsnt0ns F.I n. y.
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Iadies and Gentlemen.

VOU CAN HAVE a BEAurIFUL
III CARD RHoToGRAPH,R RIrIEE on tsllRES-
-. with circulars OF onr great Dry and
Fancy Goods Sale9 by sending stamp tpr re-
turn postage 70 EAsE1[AN q kENnA1+Ls %
Hanover 81. Boston, Maas.
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aIes,t Aapfrtisttlftts..
We Ara Con1ing.

A ND WILL PRESENT 10 ANY PER1
IA SON sending Ms n club IN Qrr Great one
Ijotiar Sale OF Dry and Fancy Goods, 4o.s
SflR OFSSs Pattern, Pleo Ut SheetlnE, Watcn
&C., fre0 Of cost. Catalogue OF Goods and
sample, sent TO any AtfiEsss So. Adssfe.s =
Mass P.o. Box 6l36
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4 aENTs WASTED FoR TIE

sHISTORY OF the sE0RErsERVECE,s' -
BY Gen. L. G. BAKBR. The astounding re-
Velations and startlinf disclosures made In
this work are creating the most intense de-
sire tn the minds of the people to obtain Il.
It's official character and ready sale, cofnhin-
ed with an increased commission, make Il
the best sub crtption book ever published.
Send for circulaTB and see our terms, and
dress p. GARRETT 4 CO., 7O2 CheSnut St,
PhIsadeIDhIR.
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GIregntelligrnfep.
DOCUMENT

poLlAnD u. WISE. El !
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BALTIMORE q OHIO R.R. COMFY

OFE1T RALr, 4 ONO RAILRoAD Co,
-r-ia7 40 WHEKLIHG. May 4, 1G67.S
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
nAssENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule ON and after MaS
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WESTON, THE PEDESTRIAN.

His Long Walk From Rortlend 10
[. 4, ses't - Ghleago. f;} NJ
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The Time Table and Route laid out
sl''st for his Atfemptesl Feai, - IS g
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rHE RICHBST MAN IN THE
WORLD. Extract Of q Letter from Bar
ON Solomon Rothschlld-
Honore.zWll' yon be kind enough 10 have
forwarded 70 mo hero so bottles OF your In
dian Imminent; II You VIII send at the same
time the account, ] will forward you the
amount through h1essr7. Belmont q Co.,
New York.
Baron Solomon Rothsehild having Teeonn-
1nended to many OF his friends Major 1AA>SEls
IIfNINESF as they being desirous TO procure
ft, he should advise him 70 establish de-
pot In Paris.
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'TUHTs Is 40. HUBdRUG t-By sending 90
cent, and stamp, with age helghts color
'of GyeS and hair, you VIII receive By return
In1ails . eorEect picture OF your fntnTe nu--
hand or wife, with name and date Of u1fEf-
Fiafe Ae1ifess MIMI 6 2 gEIFTOE, r. q.
DE6yeFiSu. 8 FultOnVilla, N. Y. -
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uTANTED-AN AGENT-One chance In
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, % take the agency foE
the sale Of BRADsTREETa RUBRER MOULD
Eng AND WEATHER STRIPS, applied to the
sides, bottom, top and centre of dooB and
windows. The sale Is beyond any
thing ever offered before to an agent, and
rom SO to s35 per day can be made. Send
for agents circular. The fiFkt who apply Sc
Cnre q bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash.
j. II. BRADSTREAT& q CO., B0stdn, Mas.
F1rsI M ortRage Bonds,
ST. LOUIS Il IRON NIOAHTAIN RAIL
R0An fJ0MPA nv
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Signed IN pFes6hue OF HI1uA % OLuPFI
Chas. w. Topping.
aof stakes, made this day, 1t was further
apreed between the parties TO this
wager and the said Weston lwho made
fhe request for an extension OF Two
weeksT time, to change the date of start
10 October 29,l that such request pc
granted, and that the said Weston be be
,Feouired to. make the distance OF 20
miles, according to his revised time "a.
BILE, instead of 200 mi! eas'and % -!ettNe sN
Portland, Me-, at twelve NJ, October
On fof7 issisiss5 tEu0E
This il, to be considered an equivalent
for the 5000 to have been forfeited line
Jailed to start between October and 10.
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uYAETED-8 CENTS-To sell a live man
wv IN every county, = bustness paying $40
per month sure. JyG TIEdON, RfttsluIEh,
Pam. scl-..l- - . -
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min s.SsI III. Cstrtie, Joh,t1. LuPhen:-
5GENr1R,rEs-You having been seq
Iected 10 he my companions HndIW1t'
nesssa 10 my coming walk from Port
ianfIi Me-. to Chicago, Ill, 1t Is neces-f
"a ~ that j, should make n few sug-
pestions. which shall lsgovern your ac-
tionz on this race. 80 :: ,.,i
on the 2otli Inst. you will meet with
me at the Preble House, Portland lMe.I
at eleven (11l A. NJ, there to take the
prescribed- oath. ,.z.3.-,,,
Ak twelve n. Mr.. John Gfindle VIII
assume entire charge of my person In
confer with and be governed by his ad-
vice thereafter, and nndef no circurn=
stance Will either OF you interfere OF
allow others to- interfere with his treat
ment ofms, fas I rely most tmpliatly
on his kfndness Of heart, experience
find0ment. aud the interest he has IN
fhe succesafnl accomplt Iofz TINS
race. s.,ss aiH 50 hs4!ss q - 3
Il Neither of YOU are expected to show
n, q any5fayor incompatible with youT
oatt. need not remind you that you
viii he erarrowlY watched by the puplie,
and mat YOUR actions should IN every
Vay be so guarded that none, however
lfasfidfons, may take e1ceptlonloy your
characters as gentlemen, 1ta,si
You must expect to come IN contact
with an Glasses, and some may7n use. OF
lfansiye Language 70 yau- y nope. now. now.
| avers that YOU viii 6eAT Win Bnonl tnhl
| NE NAV proceed quietly on our lQuEs
ney. Should any parties t1oles5 y YOU ~
please do me the favor 70 appear % tne
law. rather than yield 70 tne instinels .,il.al
Of passion, remembering that anything
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suIrAALE FOR FALL. wEAR-
ils5lss q HARPER & BRO.
s;,,s5l 3
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Bargains in Boots t 8 s Shoes b

That never have been,no never can:be beat
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7 ~ ~ - = = : =
Ea ron 1nsssrAnoE. { 81
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IN presence ofErank Q. elapp, ehas.
W. Topping, e. H. ELIAS. -
JOIN Grfadle, Etiigdrd 1agatts, Besgd-
S,,S,i M CffTtfe. 7.TohslI. Lnpien:-
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2GA
S1g .gis ,sl,tS. lta
Corner OF Union. W HEELIHs a.
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Again. Mf. Jones. On tirst coming
.throneh il the military lines trom a1, WaSns
ineton. he calls on exit G3oyernor y lss l..,
a. sstha Exchange Hotel, and reports
lthns i.Nhen I told him that Lhsss
* mn I,incoln,s first levy ere ots, !,
signed TO be merely the 1s ~ ,es
.lspIss onspS9is{ 9is{i,iSrs5i,i iou He had not wit
qluls..,, qu!.s !, tthsyVide Awake hetin2s the
nssesSi inS, ,autnmn,as astI had done, ana
4 i.s.enats n tiie pledges they made 70
y, t,s.,55te thes South, free the negrnes
snS Hang Governor Wise. u next to.a .o.l
him hin thew would blockade our Ports
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"ANTED-sALE 10 TRAVEL
w and sell Goods by sample. G9ood Wa-
aesS and Efaauy 6m pl0E ment. AddreSs, with
ssSan1ns HAAffLTON, RERKY& co. (aeYe-
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RASM

.R-SVKRY BODY CAN CUT THEIR
ANOwH CLOTHING for Men or Boys by
MI1unnR PARsorB HELF 1NsTRpcFTNG
6ssAa e, sSS ssnia NJ sss arSp s g gnl a.
Send stamps for terms and circular. : :, -
HuBBELL& a PARSONS, -Unadil1a, n. Y.
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w " y OF THE DAY.

Genera. F. p. Blair, Jr., has been
nomlhs ted by President johnson Min
istes to Austria, wise Motley resigned.
The Republican Board of Registers at
Meriden, Connecticut, admitted on Mon
day negro to register and declared him
entitled to vote, contrary to the laws of
the State. There is reported to be great
excitement in consequence.
Important dispatches have been re-
ceived at Ottawa, Canada West, with
respect to movements of British troops,
and gunboats, but the facts, we are told,
are withheld ftom publication.
\ caucus Of Republican Senators and
Representatives was held at Washing
ton Monday evening. Soon after the
meeting was arganized the question Of
adjournment was started, but by pre-
vious agreement was not allowed to be
discussed. The object of the caucus, we
are told, was Ito take action concerning
political movements North and SOUTH
but what action was taken or what new
programme was proposed IS not stated.
All that we can learn is, that certain
members of the caucus spoke of the ne
eessity of completing their Congression-
al organizations.
Gen. Sickles has issued an order at
Charleston, South Carolina, taking COM
mand of his new military district, de-
elaring the State governments provision
al only, and prescribing rules for the
guidance of the civil authorities. In
cases where it may be assumed that the
latter have failed to perform the duties
assigned them, parties charged with of
fences are to be arrested by the soldiery
and tried by military commission.
The New York E'coai57g Express OF
Saturday last says that two organi-
cations to raise funds in that city for the
relief of the South have together raised
about Sl22, 900, and about one-third OF
this sum under the auspices of the
ladies'
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RELIEF THE S0uTH.

IN our las weeks issue there was a
call for the citizens Of Berkeley County
to meet at the Court-House, Friday
night, to take into consideration the
pfopriety Of Sc nding relief to the starry
ing in the Southern States,--oWing to
the inclemency of the weather there
was no meeting, and consequ emily ne
action taken. This is subject that rec
ommends its elf to the human and chart
table eve rywhere, at all times, and in
all place Stood for the starving-whe
will re fuse his mite who so prejudiced
and gangrened by party politics as not
to give his sympathy and material sup
port. We who live in a land Of plenty,
who have garnered bountiful harvests
and who this hour are enjoying the
proceeds of a prosperous condition, may
criminate and reerim mate, may wrangle
and quarrel about what produced this
conditio of affairs in the States South
of this, but surely, since we know that
famine, gaunt and ghastly has seized
thousands with its icy fingers, and at
this minute little ones are raising their
attenuated hands and asking for bread,
may meet and mingle our voices and
our support as members of christian
and charitable community, without
compromise or abatement of our opin-
ions. In the pride of manly strength
little recl<s the soldier whether the hiss
ing bullet or the booming cannon sings
his requiem, but he who struggles day
after day with grim want, suffers the
"canker and the grief' a thousand fold,
for hunger, vampire-like, sucks his life
away lingeringly. Such restitution and
such suffering should be alleviated at
once, and the telegraph informs us that
in the Northern and Western States the
people are acting without distinction of
party or creed in this matter of human
ity. The entire population of Jefferson
County are acting in concert, and with
enthusiasm, and even now the famished
Of the South are being relieved by their
grateful charity. 1t would be disgrace
1ul if Berkeley County remained in
active, whilst her neighbors are so ener-
get.'c in christian charity. We fervently
hope that the principal citizens will lay
aside the chickering's and jealouses of
the hour. call meeting at the Court
House. or some other eligible place, and
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THE MILITARY DEsPoTIsM BILL.

The Radical papers all over the country
are filled With vituperation and abuse
Of President Johnson, because of his
Veto of the ubiquitous Bill for establish
ing over ten States of this Union mill
tary despotism, but at the same time
they take especial care not to lay his
Message before their readers, that they
may judge of the reasons for them
selves! Oh! no, they are afraid of that
message. The Rump Congress that pass
ed the Ubiquitous bill over the veto, did
so in silence and haste. No man among
them in either House had the temerity
to attempt refutation of that great and
mastery argument. If Beast Butler
had been there perhaps he might have
had cheek enough to have made HIM
self ridiculous by attempting a tilt with
the President, but as it is, it had to pass
by without notice, for the reason that
the conspirators We're afraid to attack it.
But that argument is not dead, it will
prove to be the death warrant Of Radi-
calism. In the next Presidential can
vass, If not before, the conspirators
must plead to this Indictment at the bar
Of the people.
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The Radicuis seaHt 10 Bag Gt'e.. lie
fsHids.S.

The Philadelphia Press, the otherday,
published a paragraph in reference to
the Fenians, announcing distinctly that
if they would join the Radical argrni-
cation, and go in with might and main,
for negro suffrage they might expect
aid from the Radicals; otherwise not
There is no sympathy III Radical circles
for the white men struggling for liber-
ty in ireland. Their sympathy is all
expended on the negro, and aid from
them for a brave people of the white
race struggling 10 be free, can only ne
obtained by barter and sale.
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A PORTRAIT "OF GREAT MORAL
IDEAS =

The canting hypocrites who rule " IN
the high heaven" of Radicalism talk
great deal over the dawn of the new
civilization,n the progress "of great
moral IDEAS" &c. Now FIVE are to judge
of this new civilization, and this great
progress of moral ideas, by the leading
spirits, who are chosen to carry their
lamps and point out the way to the be-
nighted, the Lord deliver us from their
paths, and forever vouchsafe to us the
luxury and happiness Of remaining in
the dark.
The Lancaster PENN hatetligencer
thus paints the portrait of one Of the
leading evangelists of great moral ideas,
Ben Wade, of Ohio, recently elected
President of the U. S. Senate, and who
hopes to become President in a few
months, by the impeachment of Presi
dent johnson. Ohioans who know cold
Benz will recognize this life-like pic
ture. Here it is:
alt is questionable whether another
such coarse grained ruffian has ever had
a seat in either house Of Congress. A
vulgar blackguard and profane sWearer,
he is unfit for the society of gentlemen.
His bad heart is mirrored in his re-
pulsive face, where no CLEAN of sun
shine is ever seen. The expression of
his mouth is brutal; the glare of his eye
is devilish and con his brow sits Hor-
rGr throned.
..Where Mr.. Lincoln would have in
ficted punishment with regret, Wade
will do it with JOY. He would lap the
life-blood of his victim with the eager
delight Of a hungry tiger. The crunch
ing of the bones of the least guilty rebel
in all the South would be music in his
ears. He would mock the cry OF a
Southern child for bread. lie would
strip the Southern maiden OF the last
garment she had to hide her nakedness,
i and ieer at her as shame and sorrow
struck her to the earth. Hey would walk
a mile through rain and mud to curse a
diving rebel, and he would repeat the
Journey to offer an indignity to his
corpse. lie would erect a continuous
i line Of guillotines from Maryland to
i Texas, and he would blaspheme the
i living God for not giving him eyes
strong enough to see all Of them work
at once.
sThis is but feeble sketch and faint
picture Of the animal called a man who
has been made President of the Senate.
1t would require the hand of a Macauley
to "hold the mirror up to natureo such
as his. And yet the slection Of this
brute to the Presidency of the Senate,
and his prospective elevation to the
Presidency of the United States, are
hailed with acclamations of joy by the
Radicals everywhere. God help the
country that is ruled by a party holding
such "great moral IDEAS as are EN-
bodied in Ben Wade.i'
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FeTnGlidO and the Beast.

Fernando Wood and Ben. Butler
worked together at the Charleston Con-
vention of 1860 to disrupt the Democrat
ic party. Together they encouraged
the South in secession by the promise
ofall the aid they could command. To-
gethe, they have worked to assist the
Radicals in their reasonable designs.
Together they oppose the Senate bill APP
propriating 81 100000 to the starving
people Of the South.
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GRANT AND LEE.-The New York
He,oM dominates for President in 1868,
Gen. Z. S. Grant, and for Vice Presi-
dent, Gen. Robert E. Lee, and adds
''And what a splendid consummation
this would be-universal harmony super
added to universal liberty, universal
equality and universal suffrage, except
ing Indians not taxed Grant for Presi-
dent, and Lee Vice President and Union
and rebel soldiers from ali our battle
fields, from the first Bull Run to Apo
mattoX Courthouse, walking like South
Carolina and Massachusetts, arm in
arm, and voting the same ticket of
Grant and Lee"
Truly, a funny paper is the Heeafd'
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There is grim humor in the fate OF
some of the Southern military gentle
men. Dr. Stout, for instance. at one
time Chief Medical Director OF Gen.
Joe Johnston's army, has been secured
as superintendent OF Tennessee Or
I9han Asylum.
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Exeanl,Laru aaeocotes Of xes1r

Radicals of the Butler and Ashley
stripe profess to be Mortified at the idea
that Mr.. johnson became president by
assassination,ssApt they are ready to
raise Wade tosfhe Presidency by the as
sassination Of tie constitution they have
sworn to guard. These murderers of
universally recognized principles of law
and Justice presume to pirate of crimes
and misdemeanors.
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"SIc TRANSIT. Some of the Demo-
cratic papers are republishing extracts
from Ben Wade's famous manifesto
against President Lincoln, the point of
which is that the reconstructions in
Louisiana and Arkansas were monstrous
usnrpations Of power, because ordered
under martial law. Now Mr.. Wade
votes to establish martial law in the
same and In eight other States in order
to effect, as is alleged, the same end.
Verify, 5" times change, and men change
with them ~
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Dog Cheap:

The amount of s5,ooo, o00 has been APP
propriated for carrying into effect the
military bill. This is cheap. It furn-
ishes each white man in the South with
a military chain and handouts at an ex-
pense Of less than fifty cents head.
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devise rneans to accomplish this great
and good object. All should give ac-
cording to ,lleir store generously, freely.
remembering that charity like mercy
Is not strained
It droppetb like the gentle rain from l.1
the 2aeab 6fn31 r and bim fY that o eEes