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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
Adyic.. =, Writers.

The :. Fat Contributes" yiyes the
following truly pl,ilo sophie advice to
people who lrtve III ilking for the
pen:
received the other day the follow
ing note of inquiry:
DEAR SIk:-l tii!.k | have rot
tallunt into ne tp write. want to
! t. it, but don't know how to begin.
1u, | no, hev had speriailSe. stisl
you plese write and give me il.osln1-
siim on the foiiowtiny pint :. to wit,
namely
What to rite Oh.
hen to rite.
w here to rite.
! How to rite.
How lnlMlf to write.
What to rite for.
With any other hint or this subject
that may occur to you.
~ Yours truly. AMHIsIII-N.
am gratifieI always to he able TO
iuirai't 1.ly information in my power
TO :,aabollt - gin to write, although
lie may never begin to write with me.
STRUGGLING gcnius I am prone ia Ell
courage. am not like some in the
7 profession, who keep AZ! they know
! about writing so closely to them elves
that poor people would not suspect
that they knew anything about it. As
: far a Writ ~ i; co;iccr.lt d. Geographic
p,igiii-t that | ;:ll, always stand
Il ady to ''iet 20 my write.
" hat | write O1.' | generally
write Oh. Il table or desk I perfer a
{c:', wIlcl wait t. d..sh-lht pro-
fouldly. Some of my desk-antics are
fearf3lv and woadcrtiliiy made.
/ Ih,.,'f tr.f , x,l.it,A ~, t,,it.l
ton table, u.leSs you are. complete
master of figures, especially figure
of speech. l have fire Iuenty writer
on my knees, but [ am aware thai
many people have a repugnance t6
getting Oh their knees, Gather to write
or do anything else.
There may be occasions when yol
will be compelled to write on the tol
of your hat, but it hurts ones (s)tyi,
to do it habitualy.
Literary men often affect cccentrici
ties regarding what they write on
Shelley, believe. wrote his :. Shell(ie)
OF Ocean" on his thumb nail Byron
wrote on gin, and Edgar a. Poe wrot,
on a drunk.
; :. When to write Write when yol
f:,cl like it, but be sure you feel like it
Some people think they feel it whel
they don't. which produces Il good de.l
of suffering among readers. I wou,
lay it down as Il general rule for yOun
men of ambition like yours, whe
you can't fad any employment tina
| will pay for you T. salt. then write.
, Where to write That depends
b, good deal on where she is. If she is i
Chicago it would be manifestiy absul
| to write to Montreal.
ssHow to write.'' Is it possible til:
in this hand of common schools thei
l is any young man who doesn't kno'
how to write? You should consult
writing master, and not me.
How much to write.' Better leaN
l that to the editor to whom you sen
= your contributions. lie will tell yC
!, for $ How much.''
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BADLY HURT.-While engaged in
handling wheat in Messrs. ComStoek &
Co.'S warehouse. at foot of Ellsworth
street, on Tuesday last, Mr.. Walter
Smith was severely hurt by n five
pound weight, which slipped from
the top of a pile of sacks and, falling,
struck the left foot of Smith, smashing
the big toe in a fearful manner. Bus
iness will have to go on for some time
hereafter, without the aid of Mr..
Smith.
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FOURTH DAY.

FRIDAY, Sept. %.
In our last issue we gave Il report of
the Fair UP to noon of Friday. We
nosv take up the report where we left
off:
The ;lll-lbSorbing interest of the Fair
NOW centres in the race course. The
first race called was ''trot," mile
heats, three best in five, for purse of
s4eO. For this purse there were three
cntries:
.'Joe Teal by w. J. Tennant :
Highlander. by +. NJ. Welch
Flying Cloud" by Il. a. Fletcher.
Joe Teal was awarded the race and
nloney. Best time made 3.o7.
This finished the business for Fri
day.
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n is remarkable that the wealt

It is remarkable that the wealth.
lest citizens of New York are all at
an age when most men are too infirm
for active affairs, yet they are not
only hale and vigorous, but actively
engaged in conducting their own
business. William b. Astor is
nearly 78; Alexander T. Stewart,
10: Cornelius Vanderbilt, 78; Dam
iel Drew, IA; Peter Cooper, 7S;
George Law, 73.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

FRUIT DRYER.-One of the most use
fi,l and simplest articles on exhibition
at the late Linn County Fair, was
''Boswell's Standard Fruit dryer 1t
is not only u splendid article for. drying
all kinds of fruit, but it is useful in
heating amy room in which it may be
placed, in drying clothes, heating
irons, raising bread, drying lumber.
etc. 1t is simple and easily understood,
and is really one of the most useful and
beneficial inventions of the age. Per-
SONS wishing to see one Of these ma
chimes should call OH Mr.. John Smith.
of this city, who win take pleasure III
showing its beauries.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday Il team at
tathed to a buggy, in which were
seated A. r. Bael<us, wife and sister,
became frightened at train OH the O.
& c. R. r., while crossing the bridge
Just this side of Lee Burkhart's. and in
continently backed the buggy off the
bridge, more or less injuring the par
ties in the vehicle, and badly br1lising
one of the horses.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

MARRIED.--T'he reception of a
beautiful wedding card OH Friday, in
forms us of the marriage of Samuel
E. Young, of the firm of Blain,
Young 81 Co., merchants of this city,
to Miss Naomi Althouse, of New
York. We extend to Sam and his
handsome wife our best wishes for Il
long and pleasant career as married
folks. We. suppose Mr.. Young and
wife will arrive in their future home,
in this city, in Il few days. H
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

RUSHING ON.-The railroad bridge
across the Willamette river at Harris
burg is completed, trains have crossed
loaded with material, and several
miles OF track have been laid beyond.
The prospect now is that the road will
be finished to Eugene City in time to
enable her citizens to ssride on the rail-
to the State Fair next week. 1t will
also enable the vast quantities Of grain
in that section awaiting transportation
to find ii market. The next jump the
iron horse will make. will take it into
the rich valley OF the Umpql;l, delight
ing her citizens, and adding still further
to the general prosperity of our State.
Hurrih for the good time coming.
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WHOSE FAULT WAS Ir?-We ar

WHOSE FAULT WAS IT ?-We are
informed by the Secretary of the Linn
County Agricultural Association, that
he corresponded with the Superihtehd-
ent of the Q. & G. Railroad, sometime
previous to the opening of the Fair,
asking him If the stock and articles for
exhibition at the Fair would be passed
over the road at half fare. He was
answered by said functionary, assur-
ing him that stock. and all articles in
tended for exhibition at the Fair would
be passed over the road at half the usual
rates. Thus empowered, the Secretary
made public the fact OF SUCH reduction.
The day previous to the opening of the
Fair, parties at Portland made appii-
cation at the Office of the Q. Il &. Rail
road Company for half-Elie tickets, ill
tending to bring stock for exhibition at
our Fair, and were surprised to learn
/ that there had been no reduction made
| for the occasion, and that there would
be none made. From this statement ol
little at the lon-redactiolf fof the fare
oyer the road, when they We're given tc
understand by the Secretary, that there
would be Il reduction, can now place the
blame where it rightly bifUhgal Ii tht
raflroalers are satisfied With This man
ner of doing business, adj ;; right--bu
they must expect people to grtnnbit
some
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

STILL LATER.-Mr. }. Gradwohl Of
fers the celebrated Diamond Rock cook
stove at the following prices: No. 6,
$25 No. Z, $50; No. 8, $35; No. 8,
$40. He assures us it is the best in the
market.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

LAW FTRM.-Parties needing legal
advice, or having~papers requiring a
notary's seal. are referred to Messrs.
Cranor and Humphrey, two Of OH,
abiest legal gentlemen. whose card
will be found in this issue of the REG-
IsTER. You will find them at their
office, up stairs, i'm the Parish brick.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

GETTING FAT.-When last heard
from Bro. Brown of the Dem5c,eat, was
Illustrating on the good things in
Walla Walla valley, and was getting
as fat as-as IA nail! and stopping
over with fun! Glad to hear it.
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tor should by influences and ex:iniple,
at each annual exhibition, do all in his
power to increase the interest in those
departments which are ,,n6bjectionable,
and thus root out those features which,
n1nyr so ilnnllatahle to them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

FITTING Ur.-l'he ladies of the NJ.
f. Church took it into their heads the
other day that, since tie removal of the
building. it looked kind o'shabby in
side. Thiifkiug thus, they immediately
set about remedying the evil. They
soon secured money enough to pir-
chase "a splendid carpet for the pulpit
and altar, aud in a .jiily had it cut out,
sewed together and tackled down. The
building has been cleaned out, l,apered,
etc, through the energy and personal
attention of the pastor, Rev. MIR. Shaw,
and now presents much neater APP
pearance than ever before. The usual
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
NEW CENSUS AND PATENT LAWS

NEW CENSUS AND PATENT LAWS
We are indebted to Mum s. Co.,
publisher of the Scientific Americ.ot,
New York, for neat little bound
volume of 120 ges, entitled as above.
1t contains the complete Census of
1870, showing the Population, by
Counties, of All the States and Terri
tories, with their Areas, and the Popu-
laJion of the Principal Cities. Also,
the new Patent Laws in full, with
Forms, Official Rules, Directions
how to obtain Patents, Copyrights,
Regulations for Trade-Marks, Assign
melts, How to Sell Patents, etc. Also
n large variety of valuable Information
relating to Water-W heels, Steam En-
.gines, and other mechanism, With
many useful tables and papers aud
recipes, It's diagrams of Mechanical
Movements, etc. We advise every
body to send for it as above. Price 20
cents. A more valuable companion,
for so small !; price, has rarely been
published.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

STEAMERS TO SAIL.-The Geo. y.
Wright sails for Sitka on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 10th.
The .j.;r sails for san E'r:lnci SEQ this
p. VI. Mt Z O'Clock.
Ths. ta>>se Te!fnr sailed for Oly.n-
pm ai.d WY port - h-.sliy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

MORE AND BETTER.-Mr. J. Grad
wolil, at the San Francisco Store, is i'll
receipt of slathers of new goods of all
kinds, among which may be mentioned
the diamond Rock cook stove, and
other novelties. He proposes to sell
goods cheaper than ever. Go and sec
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

SoAp.-The nice specimens of soap
OH exhibition at the Fair, were from
the factory of Cartwright &c Co., of
this city. When you get the McCord
soap you can bet high its good.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

$500 WAGERING are informed
that Contractor Hallett has wager
pending, of the above amount, that he
viii complete track-laying to Eugene
City by the close Of to-day Saturday.
Four. miles and a quarter of track was
laid Thursday. Bully for Hallett.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Now Is THE TIME.-We understand
that Mr.. J. A. Winter. the artist, con-
templates leaving Albany in a few
weeks, and persons who wish to avail
themselves of his skill i'll making
s.Rembrandts' or other pictures, should
call Immediately. A hint to the wise
is sufficient.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

PERsoNAL.-We are sorry to learn
that Mr.. JAS. ElkiIls and ftmily will
leave us soon, to take up residence
in Ochoco valley. Mr.. Elkins has
thrown up his situation at the depot
position he had filled SO acceptably
to our citizens
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

SODA.-Messrs. Carotllers Sc Co.
still furnish soda water for all who
call. BY the way, they intend to
take their soda apparatus to the State
Fair next week. where all who wish
can have the genuine Arctic soda.
That's business.
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FoR THE FArR.-During State Fs

FoR THE FAIR. During State Fair
week, trains ON the o. d G. Railroad
will pass through this city going north
about half past eight o'clock each
morning, reaching Salem at 10 A. NJ.
Returning, will leave the Fair grounds
at 5 o'clock each evening, reaching
this city between six and seven A. Nj.
Our NEW JAIL-Which will soon
be in readiness for occupancy, is the
handsonest brick structure IN the city.
Our County Dads had an eye to beauty
when they adopted the design.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

EINED.-Prof. Valentine, for s'put-
ting head" on party on the 2Sth
Sept. was arrested, tried and fined
90 so, which he paid. Three other
parties, for creating disturbances on
the Fair grounds, We're arrested and
fined 50 each. John Baines was ar
rested on charge of passing counter
felt money, and was held to answer in
the sum of two hundred dollars.
Baines passed Il counterfeit $2O-piece,
as Is alleged, on Ed. Baum, on the
Fair grounds.
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81, 900 reward is offered by the PFC

Pl,OVO ICWdid 10 OAACA O0 NY eAAO ~ "
prietor of DIR. Pierce's Alt. Ext, or
Golden Medical Discovery, for u med
icinc that will equal it In the cure of
all severe lingering Coughs, Liver
Complaint or Biiiiousness, aud all
diseases arising from iinpurity Of the
blood, as Erupriois, Piinpies, Blotch-
es and Boiis. Sold by druggists.
Pamphlet sent free. Address Dr. r..
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
LEcTURE.-It will be seen by ref
erence to an advertisement in this
paper, that Mrs. j. b. Frost will lecture
this evening at the Courthouse. Read
her card and go to the lecture.
CHURCH SERyIcEs.-We are request
ed to announce that Rev. L. L. Rog-
ers, A. M., of Salem, win assist in
the re-opening services at the NJ. E.
Church tomorrow. All are invited.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

From New York we learn that
Tweed Sweeny and Hall, refuse to
meet with Deputy Controller Green to
devise means to raise funds to pay the
park laborers, and all work, it is
thought will be suspended.
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EAsTwARD.-Seve parties from
this county start East in a few days,
among whom are Messrs. Jas. Dixon,
Phil. Swank, and others. We wish
them pleasant journey.
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There is a cave in Dillingham;. N.
H.. in which a sufficient quantity of ice
freezes in winter to supply the wants
of the neighboring f;irmersall summer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

CAU8IIT.-One of the Indians en-
gagged in breaking into and robbing
Henry Merrill's residence in July last,
was caught by the Sheriff of Lane
county and forwarded to Corvallis on
Thursday. The Sheriff, SOM weeks
ago, in attempting to catch this same
fellow, shot. at at.d wounded him in
three places. but he escaped for that
time. He viii probably engage III brick
making soon. at Salem. 'i'@'
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A box containing duck setting on
ten eggs, went as baggage on the
Knoxville railroad in Tennessee re-
Gently.
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OUT ON THE WAGON RoAD.-Super-
intendent L. Egenton Hogg, Milton
Hale, and others, last Wednesday,
started for Camp Harney over the
Cascade Mountain Wagon Road. Mr..
Hogg goes for the first time over the
road, SO that by personal examination
he may know just what is needed to
bring it up to a first-class condition.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

SCOLLOPED GAITERs.-MessrS. Dow
Sc Crane have received II fresh lot of
goods in their line, made specially to
their order, among which are some
elegant Baiinoral Scolloped gaiters
that knock the s'scollops" off anything
yet, for ladies wear. See them.
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FINAL PosrpoNEMt.Nr.

FINAL POsTPoNEMENT.- At u
meeting of citizens of Oniah;i,'' so
states the circular, it was resolved to
fix the day for the drawing on Oct.
3lst, 1871, SO as to give the managers
ample time to close up the business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Song KING, Published by Root
s. Cady, Chicago, is collection of
new and original music, for singing
schools, day schools, conventions, etc
a work that has special claims on all
| singists.
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COMPLIMENTARY-W acknowledge
the receipt of complimentary adj
mitting us to the privileges of the State
Fair. Wen either go or send a hand.
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Bees are now sent by mail, COLI
fined ina square block ofwood, with
auger holes bored i'll it and covered
with wire gauZe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

For SrTkA.--The propeller. Geo. s..
Wright, sails For Sitka aud way ports
on Tuesday, October 10th.
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THE WEATHER-Has been very
abundant during the week, as much so
as usual, if not more.
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GoING EAsr.-Mr, McClung pros
poses to start East on pleasure trip
soon. May pleasant breezcs watt you,
Mae
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Dexter is thirteen years old. Lady
Thorne sixteen, Ethan Allen twenty
two. and Flora Temple twenty-one.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-Convenes OH the
10th inst. We shall publish the docket
next week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Looks.-The REGIsTER;ate,s make
as handsome an appearances this, week
as we intend it shall as soon as our
new machinery gets into good work.
ing condition. 1t was tough work OH
the boys this week to get the paper out
on time but it was done, and here
after we hope to be always son time''
i'll every respect.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

A GREAT OFFER.-Peters' Musical
Monthly for October is to hand, con-
tanning fifteen beautiful pieces Of music,
printed from full size music plates.
1t can be had for thirty cents. The
publisher also offers to send, postpaid,
for one dollar, six back numbers, con-
tanning from ninety to ONE hundred
pieces of choice new music, NORTH at
least $50. Send your order to the
Publisher, ). l.. PETERS, $50 Broad
way, New ork, and our word for it,
you will get your moneys worth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

LATE PAPERs.-Willie Rice, at the
telegraph office. has gone into the
newspaper business, and now keeps on
hand late papers. pictorials, etc. Ii
you WANT Days Doings, Hapel''s Hieeh,-
iH. or any of the Dailies, call there.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

METROPOLIS SHOTEL.-MessrS. Pack
arl Sc Sprenger have opened the Met
ropolis Hotel, corner Front and
Salem streets, Portland, and invite the
custom of the travelling public. Every
body hereabouts knows Jake Sprenger
in fact he has reputation as wide
we expect this venture will be as sue
cessfui as former ones, and the Metro
polls will soon be the hotel of Portland.
Success to the BOYS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

How to make man short ask
him for loan.
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MATCH RacE.-At the Fair ground
race-traclS last Saturday. Il match race
was made between Plewboy . and
a horse owned by Raney. The race
was for purse of $40, single dash OF
half a mile. 1t was "a closely contest
ed race, and created considerable in
terest. Plowboy won the >'belt :" by
twelve feet.
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Come and See Us.
PACKARD = srRENesER, I,ropr'r..
Oct. Z, 71-5v4
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SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR

OF THE
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NEW TO-DA "
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.lsseH s.as;rfsssrT7y 71;se,qS -.sssxs6
The general minutes Of tn T. (odlet
Episcopal Church record the death of
B|ss'y Eass. asss ssssl3s{r la sEsa 8 e Il
a ABsptist lfnihidt9f 3 I1flaa 2uenily
baptized 4 sick mal by estflnklInR s1d
declares that he w0dld d0'i 991lh| & <
quested, under similar circumst
AT the recent haptism 81 Hott -
actrexs; ;n 3heyE Episcnpal Ghuph, ~
city Of New Qrlesne The prayer book
Ito Henry m g
The F(f6f I16b5 Skch ID Bal
|timore issejd uo{( - dismissed
| 4 pastor, and ~ a. DnIsh that have
gone out from Il h1s 90 90 Without
any disturbance
he catholic Teleff fsph & 3 'lalT 8 5Is
communicants IL rs chdrdi thae 1shout
1.-The United States al 3. 100 cop Ne
churches, chapels and stations & 81 l2Ss
and Tie priests At z1 s 81. - 70 3.
The lrst ftsevil Bapfs 0k6@fe1 j =
New Hampshire VAS organised ID IN
|Durham IN 1880 They hav6 noaa;I {.
1856 CHURCHES, with 81, 300 meudheoj "A
t1,l49 ordained ministers. . 90 y
Tie interior hss Al u Aftiele J. ).
Iident Tpttles Of Wabash Col1fe di.
ana, showing that as rule minister i
met wanted hH Preahvterian ConQrnRi-
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& ~ TIE New York 4siDansis hatl on
Senator 4 coskIisa 81 that State, who en-
deavored last Monday to put down susI ]
aEh blythe strength of1his (0oSKllNs 81,
voice, instead of by argument. The
1ribaas tells his Senatot that any sjaek.
ass can surpass him in that style Of pet
formapce."s For once the Tribuas iiss
correct sisiss aslfffl listi 3ssl2 a
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Democratic journ4 Of Ohio, lAfeIy a
legged that. in 1868. when tie Demoornt.
ic National Convention was 10 session
III This cry Eat : meeting atet1es lilh
Avenue Hatk, Tbgrlbs -
i,,S .be Would "a i1ot i1 V5tk @ }SF llkiI & 81
~ aHaBe OF tbs pab bll1hila ~ tIt6< to
this putpni11 HAS, Eeenf )Hnl lishsd bY
the 1litaiuin fhsl Himil1oh H. O.
the authority Of the Hon. AlAE
Long, highly distinguished SDelnpc<at
LOT Cincinnati The correspondent of
the HeTeld ssse Aimaq9 M at tke
time n New York, - ODD a N ~
|inous fendls stSn EsoorE 6df ~ ~
pretend to hay6 ~ personal knoHI.
| |edHe bf ala flet khic< = se o{p1 he
|tsetiWQnY q. .t4s Ion ePgs
EtellieenSer, nAich. Il nov, cont z3d1 III
|shis,eity by Nres exanaer Rsll0 ae.
Inieslthe at0syf nth sg2na NigQhz ~
s6y5 ike Intelligencer, - maiign1 n
That Thnruap rot drunk The Who'll qf
these pretended revelations were NIi11en
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