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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-11

MONDAY was busy day with Congress; a
Washington DISPATCH saws that there was an
aggregate of nearly 81 bills, 20 resolutions %
petitions, besides half dozen Executive coin
mnncations. About one-fourth Oh the oihS
ind resolutions we're on financial topics. ID
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Towej to sea Cd, ship Progress.
Havana. -"if'use,
AT 2d, brigs Golden Lea l,Jones, Galveston; con
ard Myers, Hicks, DO. ~
sAXANNAH--sld 18th, sch Delmont, Gales. tor
New Haven. = ' ''
cHARLEsToN-Ar 9TH, sch Nellie Bowers, from
Rockpori.
Ar 81, ship RiehaId III. Scott. Bremen.
Sid 7th, brig Geolgia, Holt. Baltimore.
Fish, Strong, Boston
Ar 2sth, brig ! " Drisko Eaton, Charleston; sch
| S f. woodbury.. Woodbury., Searsport
WILMINGTON-Ar 9Th, b. iy MatrCn, Hillmsn
Cid 9Th, scbs Faeny Shaw, Shaw, Havana; B
Colt IN. Robinson Boston.
BALTIMOKE-Cld 7th, sch Louisa Gree ct,
| crockett Providence.
-. Sid g.G ship Valley Forge. Emerson. Yokohama
| ~ VIEW sSV VINE: Staples, Cardenas.
elsre y Raw. tkk-Ar sh brig Charlntte Buck; Colt
Carr son. Sm annie Ga diner Gardiner and Hon
Roni9ul Tor Boston sebs julia Fiizabeti. Candage
Soin,,. Notba ,1io, convoy, Higgins, Rondout Tor
nad Ia ~ os 1rofd' shut, aud Empress, Ken
Below. ship New World, from i.ond n
CID 9th. barque Fleetwng Davi CarIeroe. brio
A i Cook, Small, Richmond sch Arnie Wbitirg
| Hutchinson, Demarara. "'''''s'
Sid sth, brig Rocky Glen, for Cadiz
| pR0VIDENCE-SId 7th. schs Laura Gertrude
Campbell, New York; NJ o Wells, Reeves Whit r
Sill sth, brig Chas Wesley, Colson, for a Southern
NEWPoRT--Ar 9th, brig Annanda!e, Bunker,
| Remedies tor New York
| Ho9u oiN
hudson, TINKER I'm Ellsworth for do: Nellie Chase,
up on Portland Tor do; l. Walsh. Robbins, Csll's
ior New Haven; Oregon, Pease Rockland tor New
| York; Burton. Frohock, Bangor Tor do: Union,
Averill, Rocllland Cor do. -
HOLMES, HOLE-Ar 9TH, schs jas O'Don 1h ne,
Gilsey I'M PhiladelDhla Tor Boston; f Arcularius
Bickmoie. do: MonteZuma. Bangor Tor WASHINGTON
Bonny Ives. Holt. Fab River
Ar Sth, briggs Webster Kelley. Haskell, New York
lor Boston: Josie Deyereluv, Clark, Charleston
Iof no. WIN sails split; sehs Andrew Peters HIc-
gins, fhiiadeipha tor do; Walton, Denham, Satlla
River tI do; Clara Rankin, Port johnson ior do
SILVER Lake Matthews, IRON Philadelphia for Ports
mourn; Ada Aines Marston Ogachoe River, Ga. for
Boston; Viola. Tleworgy Elizalethport for do; II
| Curtis, Haskell, Koudout tor Newburyport i;ay
STATE Log, Elizabethport tor Boston; Willie Har-
ris, Was. ROckland for New York; ,Toseub Nc ar
y, Rondout for tSoston; F A Heath, Williams Fort
johnson Tor Boston. "
Ar 9Th, brig j G York York. i'm PHILADELPHIA. tor
Portland: schs Mary E Mason, Hamilton - for
Boston, Saxon Hatch, Norwich for IsIesboro: Har
riet Baker, Weber. I'm Elizabethport for Portland
| JustIn9, ft. 10. -l .HtfT
| BOSTON-Ar 9Th, brig Anna Torrey Haskell
Georgetown; schs Il M Dranscamh Branseomn In,
Newburg with loss OF part OF deck load); C w Dex-
ter, Mason, Augusta. 90. III ..---i .'s''.
CID 9th, brig hate Emery. FitIs, Cardenas sch
| Brooks lille. w.
Ar 10Th, trigs Uncle SaIa Penneu Mobile; Edwin.
| Allen. Port johnson. a II LafrabSe. Carlisle BAN
gor; schs Carroll q G, Richardson, and Ophr, Nor
wood, Calais; j Borden. Hall Kenfebunk
| Isles. ~. ''5 H Nii7Tf0 y
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TIE RESOLUTIONS 10 relation to Bliss
Decimal System of Weights, Measures and
and Currency" which were adopted last win
ter BY our Legislature, were laid before Con
gress by Mr.. Perham of this State On Monday
This system, devised 10y Moses Bliss Esq, Of
Pittston, in this State, is intended as a substi
tute for the French Metric System which hai
already been made legal By Congress. 1t is
matter of infinite Importance that some deci
NAL system Of weights and measures should
be adopted and made sm2aratire,s but hitherto
the agitation Of the subject has only resulted
in the passage of law declaring the use Of
the FRENCH scheme in commerce and trade
lawful f . t..-... ...I .... s.'rlt
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L-sRopberies accchipanietl by great violence,
have Become of fate as common III London al
they were live, wears ago; and it. has been.
thought advisable to augment the police force
and to establish mounted patrol.
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Forest City Drivi,,0 ClM ) =

NHERE win be special psectfns OF Pc r. ercst
Gsfy Driving UIub at the Pr;be Hoo se ON
saturday r.venIos, Dee 49,, at "A oo lock-
\ pnuotual attendance OF all ae mem5eIs Is re.
quested, as business OF imp rtance will be trans.
aeted. - re. order itle Direct )rs.
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BAsEsd r besssr learps3 h4t It last

NJ ~ ~ g0PTD TSW--T,M- -
accounts there had been one hundred and six
ty-three bankruptcy cases entered in this
Ssate-about fifty cases being in the first dis
trict, and twenty ,eightS cases IN the second
district
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THE Boston Journal animadyerts very forci-
bly, upon the hypocritical pretenses on the
part of Democratic politicians of a superior
regard for economy and retrenchment. :, This
is well illustrated by the course of De .nocrat-
ic Congressman on the motion to repeal tie
cotton tax, when the proposition was made
that the repeal should take effect at once and up
on the present crop. The result would have been
as has been shown heretofore, to transfer the
whole proceeds Of the tax--some fifteen or
twenty millions of dollars-from the Treasury
to the pockets ofspecuators, who have been
operating on this contingency, and of the
planters, whe. as class, certainly have as lit
lie claim to the Indulgence of this Govern
rnent, at its own expense, as any other class
whatever. The freedmen and other laborers
by whose toll the crop has been raised. would
have received no benefit from the measure, for
they have either been paid off Or the terms Of
payment have been fixed. The proposition,
then, was substantially TO throw away fifteen
or twenty millions Of the just revenues Of the
Government, And on. this question every
Democratic member of the House voted to let
the money 90, and every Republican voted to
have it paid into the Treasury. So much for
the difference between profession and practice,
or the difference between Democratic talk
ing ana VOtlDg. fftsy ft.rr ss..|srf rffEsf Il
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Try it, for 1t costs but 25e For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35e to o. Z. SEYMOUR q Co, B0s-
not, and receive oxby return mail sep4ltisN
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FOREIGN PO xTS.

HrhJt.J sScFhttsN PORTS. ittlE ll cd t-
on Sicily 22d ult ship Ontario, Hosmer, New York
TOR London. "a -. IT NJ = :, - -
OFT the Bolt Head POD ult banue Ukraine, Mel
cher, from Philadelphia for Antwerp
Sid IN FORT Nahon 18th ult brig Mary Stew art,
BenTison, I.arlzarote
Sid I'm Hamburg list ult, ship Shakespeare, Toy
AT ct Callao Oct 16: brig Levi Stevens, Stevens,
Boston tor San Francisco. or - =
sid 18th. ships Col Adams, Moore, England: c 3
Hazel inc, Gilkey Chinchas 18th, C NJ Davis X oop-
man. Antwerp Ni- ~ i 'I..-T-'- -
,, CD at st John, NIB sth Inst brig Lizabe, Panno,
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For Sale.

A Excellent s Saddle Hors. belonging 10 tho es-
Hs WoS ~ se Tts pr. Hunkins. Inquire OF p R.
A""i Nv" N''S ouNuihg. dc11du I'll
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V.g-First Page to-ddy-Hancock at New Or
leans; Another Beecher Discovered; Putnam
Redivius; Varieties.
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Oet Z, lat % n, lon IS so w. barque Loosfanlr.
tperhars the Loeb Lamar, Clifford. from PhIJa1,I-
phia Tor Monteyideo.j '-'"' NH" 'e'-
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MASON HEARD FRoM.-There is nov residtng
in Niagara, Canada West we beg the Donin.
ions, pardon, Ontario an obscure ola gentle
man, known as James NJ. Mason. he formerly
lived in Virginia, and used to come up to
Wasbiuaton in the old pro-slavery days in
snit of defiant Virginia hoiaespun to show his
contempt for Yankees and all their works.
Plantation Iaaaaers, were James especial
forte bur they were plantation manners
with a difference p for they had that in
efiable pomposity, that stony dignity and that
corpulent swagger that belong in marked
degree to the nobility of the British Islands.
So after the South seeded he was sent to rep
resent the Confeaeracy at st. James, as q man
who could out-bully John Bull himself. Bat
he COULDN'T After the war, the waves OF opiiV-
ion closed over his head ana it Is only with
in few weeks that the world has known any
thing of his views. But at last he mas spoken
from his Canadian retreat-spoken IKE d Jolly
old Rip Van Wrinkle who fell asleep in 1861,
and woke UP Just in time to hear Johnson ;
last message. He says:
Not having been in the South since the war
| closed have not felt at liberty to offer any
suggestions to our people as to the expeciency
Of emigration to avoid the troubles surround
ing them, because was not there to share in
lhe consequences and responsibilities of such
counsels. My decided conviction has been
that, for the present, at least, it would be bet
ter for them to remain and wait events, in the
hope and belief that time must come when
the reckless and INSCRIPTIONS party in power
at Washington would be overthrown. and the
Southern States again admitted to full and
exclusive control over their respective popu-
lations, without foreign Intervention
In such easel should rely that the intelli.
gence, wisdom, and, more than all, the expert.
ence of our people in regard to the negroes
would enable them to devise some system Of
legistion by which, without again reducing
them to slavery, they could be made to dis
charge the incumbent duties of a laborin2
class-a hope now much encouraged by the
| apparent tope of the North, as evinced in the
late elections. I am satisfied that nothing
/ but such exclusive control can save our peo
| pie from the alternative of extirminating the
blacks or of abandoning the country to them
l -
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w ESTON
Didpot make hi, Hundred 1liles,
but Santa Claus did and has left lots nice things
Lr the children, viz, Music Boxes, Writing
Desks, Work Boxes, Mechanical and other
Toys. Seds With ropes ready for use with ut extra
charge, and a large Hot of German Aocordeons and
Violin and Guitar Strings in the worli. Clocks at
cost. 1-..lf.f j. ID. CHEVY
deeysnSw ssss - No, sc Exchange Street,
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Catdrrh Can be Cured /!

|rHEADACHE relieved, and In TACT every disease
llof the nose and head permanently cured by the
use of the wellknown remedy, I'D :. H. : { !,
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= F9l!Tth Fuyl- " HIUIlS III th5 DUSK, IN
Vulgarity of Loud Talking and Laughing
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7 TT r, PR Il SIS

Wednesday MOruing, Dtcembar II, 1867
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The leading business men of Bangor apre- 4
sented Capt. Hugh Ross the sum OF Sl685 as a
partial recognition of his services in keeping
the river clear Office for ten DAYS and thus re-
leasing a large quantity of lumber from the ice
much aid in keeping navigation open for some
days, longer thaa,it would ootherwise have
been.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

LTAIE oF NkkAnSi,t Al Probate Court hold
- Aanehsftsr iistrstt s. en ,he Probate OHice n
AaacAeeset Ia aud Tor said DGstict, 81 te 25t.l ay
dane, ls6I +.
Present. lion. E. Is. BURTON, lodge.
Tae administrator OH the estate of Alias k,fr f,
q Dorset j. said Distss. dtsasad. aGrflea t5 r.ie
tls account.
hheraR9n 4 eas ordered ihst ssid application e
hsEEa q Probate e1aFt % 81 H0ldrn 81 fse psoA4r
gihe b. Msuehestef n ad IE sald dlstrIct IN the is.t
y eeHesls5 e daiN 1851 end that notice therr8f ia
gwen tt gaoasb4a it. ofler thYee Nee successive.
eaesieg pfeyigls b SAID ilt8e 81 haarifir.
a trge record
Atte# LOFELAND 1fENsOS. Rseissr-.
s trag e0pg ~ rse9r1 &fast
l0fEL4NB MI'NslN. Rexl-;eY.
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shaa 3 had been ID make Il TAP
F. Judge t4an. taed.tpaai
p n4 apprehension Hsh which
we'd ile auAo aueemtut ihat Il as
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bn3oa aad tAe rights q bum Ia nasare
Il tr have % pursuing ny oeiea. 10
80 conducted ug eli S. u deserto ST.
soase tht eal,sy oftla peapisofMf
ahua. 81 to-day e. h9u8ad mort
taau IQhu Aaaa aas when Us aterl
tbe c.s Il Philadelphia q member 81
the agsi cQnss 10 proclaim tie hiah
oi tie nation Aplaa / ihart
ypa 81 for giving mo 10 opportunity
= fel s,ng It's Acknowledgements rs
Massachusetts, She was tbs leader Ii
iAe mafeh u he nation, ana i ac arc
doing gugtaiHg 90 restore that nation
anew, 70 mako il glorious and more
bright moro useful iar humanity dian
eyer before. tie inspiration 81 alaaa.
ihus j. the pride and tie rule of our
administration. Amjaue
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TIE advertiser, h32lbg beea restored - health ia .
he wetks bf fory simple remedy, after having sucr
od Ter several years With seyerg luH2 Afec0u, and
tsai dread disease N4nsutnpti1His aHziaus 10 make
kHHwn q BIS fcllaa sufferers rae lnesus ~ cure
~ 81 aha desire lt he will send a copy n tho pre-
figtiaa ated Gree ~ ehsrs} eiih the directions FOR
lretasHg aad pslhE The eame, which they Will GAd
sreE crHE Tor CaNsFNfTus, AsMHA, BUuScngis
taCt4tg C9Ens ant ali hr0at aa3 LuHg Affections
Ia ssy o,3est u ihe ittI'issr e -HdlHs tie Pre-
nAa eHegi8es o. bs Invaluable snd De bapts tvcry
Sufferer sill irY be remedy 81 Il Wtu est them aoti
iHa atd May FrYe hlessH4 Parties wshiHe the pre-
tafil34fn. FHET hy fetGrn ninH wjf rltAse address
iy3 kEN EDWARD A. WiLs0N
BlamstaFE. klHgs Jg, Sew York
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80 q. Brvant.s 80

Edgar G. Bryants Estate.
oiAIE OF VERMONT, Al Probate Court holden
Manchester Dafh4. rs Il ne Prabafe once IA Mn.
A. d. 1857
Present, Hon, r. % RtBg0N, Jad4e
1le 8liiilis.ftQI tli t49 estate Of l.jf G. Brvaut
ltlt o bafsai9 % sl District deceased, made app
caA@n % fender hs account.
Bhenf pqu j Wba ufefsd fiat haaf'Ug upgu said
eWicaiiag Pc hs1 81 Probate Court d b holden I'd
lgr, y said Dsirei, 80 ihe a'st day Of July
~ ~ iQs and tlat notice 81 si8 application the i-
cure ana fasan therea and iae nc and aee 81 hear
hg ihrfcon b given 10 al plfs1ls Interested IS pa-
eA3ng copy % ihls order three Neeks sucoessiycy ii
,ae AaH,t sier Jqit,lias paper pginte at said
Nahfhestsfi prtfi3as = said slime % AtaFiue.
a tEne rreofa. Attest
10Y ELAND 8UNSOS, REGISTER
true copy 0l reeof3 tett
LpfELAaD MuNs0N Register
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IS Years Ago and Now.
NFEFENw Htu- as#

liueTErTERT STOMACH BlllEEs was s,fuee,ia.
1872 setc ssalss af Fu aaes siiea even tAias ney
taHfttf ffetltni aas destined to tazpautor
TODAY
stsp6t A tae asa u ga t toalc an8 ateaiiye me.
tsfAltent Is existence its cetlfty has evoked many
imiisgaas het $50 EivkLs. pbysicans pruhouaeo & iht
oaLf e4FE hsfHUt4tH that hss rtrr been Introduced
1850 CO. f.cs caamter iA GAG Hospitals - to- army
aaa Naff. t6a sarraas hud ID tag Ferg busi tonic a.
siee nia sod Fpa-i d asaeAta fr sasiziulss
$50 fi4ar ~ ifaaptaU ths nageh femndy ne egry
as 81 teHbHir aaFutpes, hud the aalg suooiHc Ia
- - utss Dsofuia aHi Ausfrlla have eMnhayieal-
r taaUtsqh tAR i5e M4NFHa MEBt8sH faF excellence
aa iH spanish Amtea sni 3D. Che trepcs rIimlios I'll
is c3AtiatFed tAt gaiy grlabs aal3vts to yi5eiuic a.
ser
lhefsh 30 mss'afy abh1t the causes u ne sgecess
" is she only AtoWafAc and slitr8tYe ID wheb are
csflhnea ite gpad requisites u "a mid pure aul I'M
vltsl fesenie tnalant with The finest selection 81
ianc aabijisus ant3-.58fbafe, sPericnt sHd depu-
rHtrs hefht plants faots, aHd tarAs fhat have ever
basu gtFrnlSod 30 malilNAl PREPARATION
y s sa9 proper G. stats ibat thr Biters are sold ex
rHfFt'F w glass, anb mover Au8ef sny circumstances
hg t8e gallon 90 De balttl mp1stcfs and imit.t8rs
- aaFal sad che salg safeguard be peb0 has aaast
tAem q q see tbat tha BitsT1 ihey buy bear the un
rravea Abcl and note " baHd u Mg6srt Hssieit.r a
SMITH and thc Government stamp over ihe cofk q tie
bottle
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co.rnfe Io.vnas, .rg7grr.

III s sAstt. hfifg appointed bY tl4s Han
W iaf ~ aie Lfar, 81 lie Dls.ges g Maulhrs ~
94aiai' g, faeeiRr, eEaasiGe sad adlasi lae
eata as sata-s e Z fsaaals against JAe ssiais u
EHAlCA SAYRE,
ia'e q ~satse q ss nrlf. esr ia. AL A.s
q e4at $3.50 demands e1t ts4i ~ assse8 taerelas aas
siH neshAs ifsta tae ssfa aag MAs lsl, being b
52ws4 ssie ta4i F ll.gf gase. w aa. tl.sfg ora
fAa SIS Fal 4tte3a ia lia bsstaese
g taat afHras e ~ 81 dHsliHg 81 s. ssi4 ~.
saassl 0a fhs 4aa aa8 * NoYaaasf a II laE sg.a Il
liif q u es4ss ga laF
fss.a q aas4sie, Piss 29ga saEhf Ney. AZ ID issg
@li44A4 3 f0Y asF,s
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GEras SagMgANa E4llY C1EEa
~ John Tdbos, 81 tl,e Robinson Il)
aastltuftoa, gives De personal recol,ec-
ion Il tbe youth q General sheridan.
IL sa3s
about twenh-eighs years ago we.
be humble editor Of this littlo paper,
patched sheridan iAen a boy 81 Il
ean from humble obsegiiy, and gave
i'm place b our store. We found
im bright wiling and accommodating
nd We took considerable pains in in
ructing him ID tho intervals Of bust
ess We kept him couple 81 years.
then Nent into dry goods establish
ent, staid Ia ihat Ter some time. until
rough the influence d General Rich
thgn membgr 81 Congress, he was
United 70 Yves. Point Ho had been
III the breaking out 81 Tie southern
II. engaged 81 illo Indian territories
oa after tie eu began our oldest |
2 entored tho army We wrote 70 /
oriaan requesting bis influence tow
bis promotion lie promised - |
Ter which 81 haye before Is to use
influence e haze linn promoted
expressed tie qualification il would I
hin % do something 70 prove to
lbs grateful remembrance Of tie
NY flfofs II conferred upon him in
gone bs. But ms boy was killed
4 after ana nothing u course was
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FRfg "a EEyEag8oDE-A large 6 d.;
Clfrar giving Information d tie ersatsst imr f. &
81 THE yosAe % both kaANs
b iasases hau tte h.5atlr may heeai1e beaut , Z e
dese1s rt,lectssi aH3 the fsaesk lovet
$50 geaa4 aly gchIamzh Ateaid $3.50 % mad d cir
AdarfEt sa4 receife copy Pes Hsia IS rfteIa 11s.
Address Il O. bfaau 81,
e1ts5 fr5y, AE
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esaHAs hoae aftt# 5eara VI faF months Ia the
tAss aat hr3y faagat7si tr hsr a}eass rs p.ace g
e"afee sse aathe8 see sae Bad 500 raly pan
t#eaff tAfre sh# eailg aEreaFt4 tut ttghtesn pan
ihsang As " tas 1aHaeQ sfaAf cf4Hea she Nf ls
sai q n ftst saf tssi ftf ggrars 7s fssfa u c..s.
slttr t aa iAgs3aaAia ~ Htan rs snt ladY.s taigt
Ag Us Hea H4 kaif II tratseUaH e4a iiatgaee # s5F
3'ersaHa' AI#ssrasee - het8fes tSa il + timal. 81
ift lttaeei e. Aatare hfslf b. aiaaa - unAus
p2s'A % - aatacF iu drawing Impurities mons slss
h@ai'se }tsnsiae aad #tt}lgHF th stsa aa6 oaH sa
~ ts1 aifs, Est5s .te eatiec ii draws lfsft "a
a.i PEE "a Au5tss ktuif tasag lhe ssHa sa iessine
ia suttase Re Asiat5 laoaatcl % shaui d. gar ssf
s.a ~ sesa ~ fite q, snth1 &a8orE fress
ftl rtgsift ag sH af88g
b 6 EAsGE d go Caamtas
Aaa as kastfe 81 Ntraease s
Ahe aa Afatrt5aH Aht IS taR sa5a q ias same
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f,rrorS OF YOUTH GsRtlsmaa wiz snGer-
ca fer feaaa HnM harF84 behiAty, Ffeuatgr befag,
Eaa ii us Htts & yautasa iullsyue 4an si ~ il4g
sass q stnns AaaHsaite. send irs a)l sha netd IL
ths aH4 dirtutiQas f9T asking ile 6np.f remsay
fg rt.ea B, sas CURED. SngeFas * hing s. pIrat 81
tee aafefsiss ezParienee - % IS addressing is
pttita3 ctpHsetea, JUiIN B OGBkN
iFa4 - gt8H Street AtW Y08k
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NngxsrIos correspondent Of the
SON Traveller going through Canada,
tess
j through Canada. On the boats.
y lie canal, q Tie Fans, and at
r. opportunity, the annexation Of
aia 70 The United States was
aehd and discussed. Among Il
4 variety u people with whom con
atom was hell o4ly one was gourd
PEA nos heartily agree that il would
900 a a 5 annexed aal let
- Feae.el hAansf wave d tbs
pole
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