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Newspaper Page TextK.t' '- CJr i. rt : i i. m mrrvi vnn;' t- ' vir'r'i.1 f - a.,ami-uaTiifcTJogillMI., avaal te lbnanil,KiKlnl and n 'uiarnn'lMlflfHu ol the flsOI'MJ OK OnGMCIN. st. mwt, or u cirt, raorsisTus. TKHMH. INVARIABLY INADVANCt. Om topy, per eshutn , " roreUnvsMha gSOO ...3 00 tfbtUrt luilaitt nail It full fuM. OSiMliiOARDB. P. AUUl.NTI tt CO., BANKKRM, drew m UeWN, UaeTMses It Co i New Yolk. HtMvu Nlcnnixm ft. Co.. New ()ll"u. Blow", HnlrLtt II Co , UrerpwJ, pay ehls In london. Omen. Uiprf rnfnf of Clay rttMl ami fwUomUi anuare, han r'liwUco, California aafeWO-ir j. a. cantor, ataj.mii COUCH A: CO. DANKHHS, UMoi.r.sAt.r. iir.TAii. .mcrciianth, MirLiNn.utciwi seaairosr. RlClliNUI (HI Mw Void In euuu to mlt put tliiMra, and bdla on K. Argentl & Co , Han Inn. Iota pit Ml. 0 ttr.tr 4, IB 13. nil mir, tMi , tiicMtoi 4in. n. coci.il. STAKK & CO. I IAN raANCtr'cii, CALlmllli. asmta YVni.S. Wrlinnr. i , New York. lcri. Welmoto 6l ('r)dfT, " f ' T)!nr A. McriiH. " " Vi'ilni'ile 4 C. Canton O.t.4.1811. jae. a. inim., nii.jg arias, .SIII.IIMAN .V HTAItK, COMMISSION MKRVIIA N TS, SMW VlICK CITY. SlhWonth Klraot Oel.4, 111 itiuil nom, ji. tnoaiii n. until. CKOSIIY & SMITH, UKXUIIAI. MHKOIIAXIUSr. COAT- MISSION MKUVIIANTS. ,13 NikTON, titr-nn.". . ..tho.s. j. noiina .v co.. " TTffOf. KSA LK nKTMI. COMMISSION MURCHANTS, MONT ,T., fHHTtilK, OKK'SOW. Th.J.1Io.m. Honl.iJJ. Jivri Nai4., ir, J , ..,... JiMMHoiLar, J ' aui-.-J-SJif " vv. wTcimi'MaTT ATTOKfir.r VOimxKWH AT LAW, ' imrtmnp, nanan.t. r.nUnd, March 7, IHJ0,-lf amfiL niKTfu. a. o. uriaaa. V t.STI'.R A. I.ATIMKB, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. l-Wtm?-Ki- I f ' r.w';N;iKo, ni -t JiiiiatMtC-70tr I.A.W NOTICK. J. QUISN THOUNTON, ATTOnSEY 4 COUNSM.OR .IT.-IW, ai miLir;Tim i.n tnisitKi. OHil " (if ( i' ' Vaa Unit, tpitlilt (it llriVl SUrt. Oirjoa Hiy, (Irl. 1, IWJ. A. A. SKINSKIt, ATTOHSr.Y .J- rOVX.SKI.nit AT LAW AMI MlllllTUR IN VllANtLRV. 0i II JVr llrf f t'ilr Slrttl, f OKIC.UY cur. OlLl',IM9 1 . , i " 'OKO'IICV. lilllllS, iKirriMi and roxMr.nciAi. a(int, CutUii Huute lluUiluig, ft lltOKlt, -at r I LI. inil In all uumii r ohIWiI to Mill T W In Ilia iii(i4iauii ol I-bI "i. tdf lJiii(; ami ilir(ninf "f 1". IrrnYins roil. Mranif ! I''f M'' r atorjr. &i Jaajatjr l, KW -If " V. T. MATLOCK. ATTonxr.r .j-couxnklou ATi.tn AM) IHIUUror. I.N HIA.NtLIU, OCira un Main Mint, oh"" "' ''" '"" Non'f fhrpn City, I'eUal, 'i0-tf AllllAIIA.M KtlLOKU. COMMISSION MERCHANT HO.'.Vr rORTI.AXD, llltKBOS. aartadii'ca. , Cxi. Illl.. U. H. A., Califufiia. t;n. I'.K. Kiiitii, ' lrfRi. Ptm H. Ilaonn A ; ni'U.irimn. r. II. TlTi,naw Tent. KnnroTT V. llactiir.Htii Franrlo Jaaary3l,IKM-ll GEO. AIIKUNKTIIY Jc CO. nUrilON CITV, lllltHON TBRKITIIBr. ait iiitiitiir, i" 11111, lit. a, tat. Match Slit. IM'l-lf ritosTitco., wnoi.KJ.M.n, nr.Tlli. d iiiMM'iunhj V TIIAMM, tjlorm, a, T. JlHii I'aoir, 1 1 Jon (Jat, ! Kranclwo. Il.iuiv l.rnmaD. 1 wvril.l, rccalto mi.) ireuia all I'lilrti vt Ww connlty mctclnnU fur Ilia reli" ana mprJy of goo.1., tint mix of pnlnc, foj.rirjlng anu rciwrai agciicjr !. lvhhuiwh m."-. HiigH-M-U THOMAS V. SMITH, MACHINIST AND UNUINCUli, alTOIM, O T., IH prepared lo ritoulc all oidtra fur tha con traction and rrpalr of maclilnrry. Wick. Muitli Katk In untral, and Inrulnt; In iron .on riaaonaut Irniu. aut-Utf nOIIKRT CAUFIUI.n, mF.RtHANT and ctnrml dratat la llfy JfJal Uotx)a,titMinfaaml l'rdiiff,oa . . , Jfli Klmli '" Ih orWji. 9i(.f 1(17. MEtwriiifreffli "a 1 Xx&aT.-tLMrjSiut. -mswr vsxtaeu-3tAs. Vol, 4, The i:4l lor. Tint Editor who lllt to i!ae, Muot liumMjr eianl upon l.l kiiou. And III tho lnn.'l tl.it UiaU lilnii (Ir If do ilift In 'ic nipt to waSi, Miut Um ilia milk tint (illiara cliilk, An.1 rrlii(i to all tint meet Mm. Ha) a nnw. your aulijceU am W, rarr Tuoinurli molality )ou liarr Too loach about rtligloo (fire rm tonia wllch or wliianl talc, With allp.alwd gh.ati, with fiat and KaJtt III rtathcra liko a ptf eoa. I Icto loVml, tnylitr cum, Th'o MotHtroujfa.li!o.iall.i n-t- In otlirr wordi, Uioir novel, .(.'ranpwd "f Wngi and 'icru', and lordt, Oflmdar wara and (.oiIimi liordcr. Thal'iWd in lire la liovrU Ko no, cr'rt ntif , wno Ltd enough (Kaurliconfoiiiidfil loro-alck ituT To rri tljt fair craation J Give ut aome rcinl furrign niwt, Of RnMlan, Turk, tlio, Ciatka and 3 em. Or any otlit r nation. Tli man of drilled iicio!it!i lorr, Woul.l tlko to tea a littlo rn-irr, In rrij o' (Jrck or IaUii ; Tlo mtrrlniil ntlirr harn llioprica Of aouUif m Indlj., and rlct, Or Irufia allk ao 1 aatin Aii'4lirrcrlM t want inorr fun, A witly anirdutc or put. A r.liu'ior a ridll. ; Home long for niiauonAry nowt. Aral aiiMi of waildly ntwi, Hid rather hear a fiddle. Tha critic, too. of olaaiie ikill, .Muat dip iu pil hi! guidrr.truill, A arawl agoinat tha piper ; Of all Hit Luruy fool. Jlied in our collegro atwJ achod4, Ha cuta th ailllait rajr. Another crlaa, I want wiaeo A JtiniUrd op f ariey Vanity In all Ihlogtv A in!IIaneom Mg.(n!f cinl, Cornpnacd I only (in Ilea liint, ' Ol taulilfariool araall Udnga. " I Vaarl arono iiarrlaja mira, eaya nuoaT It ratudtntaa mf hljbaat lillaa " Toheirof artddftiji plenty I For In? a Urn of genera rain, NoM mtllir foam a JrJwttT, lla plain At lent not one In twenty. I waul lo liaar of death, aaya nu Of pcoplo totally uudono, lly loaora, foe, or faer i Another anratri, full a wlie, I'd raihtr liavo llx fall and raw ,. Of l vcoon ttoni and Uartr. F.rhe aignlf) a aecrat viali ! for uaw and then a urory didi. ( t Of j J.licl to i.ilt therni ,, Put here vc real at vnet tax, l'rr ah'iuld they iwrar the nvwn wa obteu. HVneter wouMdiipute them. , ,y (Irrate or hnmoroua, wild or tame, Lifly oc low, 'tia all the tame, Too haujhty or loo humble. ; And amy editorial .wight llaa nought to do M what U right. And let tlio grunblera grumble,., M im.wii maw in, naif ft A Cti.ld'i Dream ! h Star. rt.n'i 'nocsriior.n wokws.' Tlipre tinonco a child and ho ttrolltd nboiit n i;iwl lira I, atiJ thouclit ola 'num Ivr tirtliiiiiji. Ho li,'l a aiitcr, who wtut n child. tft. an I lua contUnt coinpanlon Tlicaolwo unci! tt wpinlcr nil day long. Tlify nuuiwieil tl Uto beamy or ilia flow, era; tlicy noin'srcit at tlio lirlclit and liii'riiru of llic kyj tlicy womiorrtl M Ih" !rplli of tlm bright waloT ; tliy won. tlnri-il nt thn fooiIui-'m anil tlm nowor of Ool. wlm in.iuc llif lovely worlif. r Tlicy used to ny ni)r to tlio ollior, aomo iIi.ioj, Hiiijiosini; ull the children on the carlli were t 'W, trouM ll flow on, and tlm walrr, nml tlio sky, bo norry I Thoy Lollovctl llioy would bo sorry, for, said tlicy, tlio buds nru llm children of tie flow. oh, and tlio liltlo lay fill slrcami that caiubol down tlio bill aides arc tlio chll itrcn of tlio water ; and tlio emnllrst bright snot'kj, plnUnj! at liiila.apd.mrk in the sky all nitfili I""! auroiy hull children nf ih., klnr. nml thev would kill bs 1'rlcv. cd, lo soo their playmate, tha-thlMrcii of men, no more. 'J'iiero vutono clunr aliinlnc star that used to como out iu tlio ky befuro the rel, near tlio church nplrr, aboro tlio ?racs. It wan larger an J tnoro bcautb ul, tlicy thought, than ull Iho olliern, and ntrerv niihl llicv watched (or it, Maiidlns liand in hand nt a window. Whoever saw It fir.it, crioiUut, I ono the ttar!" And often they cried out liotlt togelhor, knowing ao woll When it would riio, and w hcri'. So thov crow to lm iiioh friends with It. thai, befom lying down in thotr bcua, llioy always looked nut ones ogam to bid It c6od niiiht. and v. hen they woro turning round to leo', Ihey used to aal. W all P aS A . - a Oregon City, (0, T,,) Thursday. September 5, 1850. 'yod bless the atari" Hut whllo nha was still very yountr, oh, rery, very youna, the sister drooncd, and came lo be so weak, that she could (to Ion. Rcr stand lo the window at night; ,nd icn the child looked sadly out by Jilm. aelf, nd when ho saw' the star, tarned round and said lo ths pationt psla face) on the lied, I we tlio atari" And thou a smile would como iirvfti tha face, and a tittle weak voice used lo mv, "iiod Uosi my brother aod iho atari" Alldaotho tlmo cams, alt fan amal when the childlooked out alone, and .ii.,. iiii'.b naiiw iicpuiiiig vivi uil'J when thero was a lifllo craf o am'ti2 iho graVDT, not there tbefors and whs- star nutdo loua rays down lowarOablfo, as bo saw It through Ms tears. , Now, these rays woro no brisht, smd thoy seemed to make such a shining way I rom carlli to I leaven, tint wnen tlicchild went lo his solitary bed, he drsamod rileout tlio star ; mm urcnirioil tliat,,lvtnsr wliero he uas, he saw a train of people taken u that sparkling road by angels, tnd thislar, oiontnK, showolhlmagresi worM of li'jjlil, where nipny more tuch angels waited to rnceivo luurn AH 'these nn-'oli, v. ho wero waftinr. lurtie'd their beaming eyei Upon the peo ple, who were rarrird "up Into (he ifar; and some came out fr.m the lonp rows In which llirv s'.oOl. nnd .l unou the pco tilo't iieolts. end kl sie I them tccdarly.an-J witnt a-vay with them uowii uvruus ol light, and wero ro happy in their compa. uy, tint lyina iu his bed, ho wept for H- . ism, mere wcrs many angcu who cm not i;o wilh them, end nmoni thtin one ho kticw. The patient fati that once had lain upon the li'-d was glorified and rsdi. tint, hut his heart found out his sister among all tlio ho.it. His luster's ancvl lingered near Iho en tr.mro of tho star, and.saM la the leador among thoso who had brought the peoplr ihitiier "1 my brother oomo I" An.WiA ..1,1 .Vo" Slio -was turning hopefully away, whan iho child stretched out hla arms and -.:..t i- ' .' i w i.ru. .!.,.. i.i,.r jp.l. it And' than aha turhsd be rjawalit iinen him. and It "'- .g-i-tasiri Mtf.Tte,.n ,,..!. u7td hl'MNLaVKonaXilotNMs of hi aBtnbood. TtWN bis tear, t From that hour fdrlh. ths child locaVoi out upon the ttar at on iheome ht waa to go to, when hlstlme should cotna ; and ne tnousni mat ne oia not oeiong to tan earth alone, i but to tha ttar, loo Decauto his sister's antcel had gone before'. ' There was a babv born lobes brother taoihi'chHd j ritdb ho was so Ilttlo inoi m Mtac 1 l " tpokont word, ne atrcched hit tryfein on-the hed, acd died. ' ' ' . Asalrt the child dreamed of th opined star, and of Iha'compatiy of angcltyvrlih their beaming eyes all turned upon those peoMo j races. tjald his sister's sngel to the leader ' "It niy-broibor como I" And he said, i ' . T . ' "Ned that one, but another."' ' ' As 'ho child behold hit brothcr.Vanga) in her anna, he cried f , " , ' "Oh, titter, I am hore I Take me!" ' Aad aha tarned and tmtred 'upon him, and tho tttr wts thmlag. ' , ,. v , Ho grow lo be a young man, and was busy at hit books, when arirl servant came to him and tald ' "Thy inotherisiM taare. I bring her blcasiiur on htrdarllnaf'tonl" Again at. night he taw the ttar; aad all! thai larmor company, oaia nit sutart angel lo the leader . "It my brother come I" ' Andhotald, ."Thy mother l'l A mfiihiT cry of joy went forth through all the sttr, hncauso, tho moihar rot j. united to hr two children. -And ho stretched oul hit taint and cried "0i,moUicr, alaterand brother, I km hertl,. Taka im!" And they answered him, "Not yet." . , And tie, alar wts shining. ' Ho grcv lobe a man, whose hair wat turning grey, and ho wat titling In hit chair by tic fireside, heavy with grief, and with hit faco bedewed with tears, when tho star opened onco again. ' Said his ulster's angel to tho leader "Is my brothir couio I" Andhotald, 'Nay, b jt hitmalden daughter." And Iho man vho had boon tho child, saw hli daughter) nonly lost to him, a oc. lortlal croaturo, tnwiig thoso three, and lie taid "My daiighlcr'shead Is en my alsttr'i bflwuii. and hornrm Is round my. tnother't ncek, and at htr f.'tt thera.lt we baby of old time, and reau. .bear tno parti.ij rrnm hor, Ood bo praised J" And tlio star vat'klilning. Thus tho chill came to bo an old man, and his onco smMh faco wot wrinkltd, and hit slept wire slow and feeble, and his btck was bcii, And one nkhl, aa ha lay uton his kl, his nhildren ttanding round, he cried, U he hid erfo) to loaf tgo - , ' M u. ta "I see Ihei star I" Thny whispered ono another HaIdylnrf'' And ho'sataw "I am. My ano Is fslllnr -from ma Ilka a garment, and I move towards the alar aa a child. . And oh, my Father, now I thank The that Ithaa aooAen opened, lo receive those dear ones who await me!" ' And the ttar waa ahlnlng, and it shines upon his gravel Kstlo riiLarf thn Aamcricaua Chtw Tha foMowIni! altferrrat at analrsJa of L. :..... i. ..-,. ,' Jit no American oniraoTcr uiaxen irorn me r. Dr. nixaa' ''Methodism la Amorl. i K MrkKea us as Ming w, ixuu ana it philosophical attempt In that dlree. (ion jhit wo have met with frorfi tbo pen ofafortlghori ItiistMn, an undoubted fact Unit the Amerioin ptople do pay great regard to religion ; and at tnis, like every thing lie, Ij with them a porso-.al and 'not a conventional concern, it Is all the mora energetically promoted. It seems a prin ciple, of Americanism, thst the obligations of our natoro are transferable. .An Aroe- ricm never dreamj of puttlog hll.toclal or rellaiout oblli allont Into communion. He nrvaf considers himself at having de nuded h!msef or bis responsibilities, wbea he has civen his rote for a president, and taken bis share in constructing a govern ment. Kven Ms political duties are not, In his own estimations, put in abeyance (by trima 'transactions, much less ills mor al sail religious. He does not txpeot roTcrnment to servo fiod for him, or lo tako into hit hands tha task of publicly providing for that conservation of morali ty and religion ahlch ho knows can only be secured by personal exertions accord ing to the American Ideas," iho ,stato does not consist of public functionaries, wheth er civil or ecclesiastloal, but of the peo ple.; The souls and bodies of the popula tion unitedly constitute Iho sUte ; not a function, not an office. In the slate mak ing provision fof this, or the other, the A jnerlcatl would taalude himself. He has M jeotien of pultw ntou taking Us place and reltstrtag him of the burdon or alt lown iniaiuscnce. consctsoc. nurnajmr, . . ... . , ' UlinLPfY'-' & Ttt" lo look uten a true l(s.rel Asawt BBT te. fwlSJ? tamttbiaa- uvea in hit appearance diftr. av.'i emt frraotrr peoplt. It la not rtckltst. aett. not rodeneu. not noiaticsi, not tasa. antbropy. Nothing of thbr tort' it teen. I And yet inert u an atroi penwoi inuoptn-i dance and freedom. Mntoioijtottt of trtrogth and power, rcpoee In tbt midst of hit activity, calmness tnd. dignity with profound emotions. An American, mora tnan anr character it wat ever my hap piness to study, looks like a man' who it vntiblt that ha carries his own destinies abet him; that ho is, complete htWm. tetf: that ha.ii a self-acting, itltrntajlog inlellliiedooi UiktlethuloihMtlliowa coarsa and becomt thdtcMVrtt of bis own fortune. lie does iAym tdf-ba loobing without to catch tha cha. of some stray err cats by(whleh'to ftshiontdt urn ; bit tdqugnts are steadily taaa upon strengih'enlng'hlt own resources. 'and he It always laying In avtock.for tha Voyage he is upon. MT)eellttof this U to pro duce f I hardly knew what to call it,) a ro. tundity a fullness a coraplrtenost of manhood not' teen Jin other. tooWlet'j and to thoso who do not comprehend hhn, or who have only been accutlomed to tha fawnlna tUtterics and at falto at they aro fawning of other" nations,' all thliht extremely oaenstve." TaaraIrwitoct Knocm'. Ayouag man oslled. a day or two ainoe. upoat tho1 ladlet in whoso keeping arc tho UocheaUr J . tpiritt- mt bearing waa tau, aaa .aw Toloo wit tremulous with emotion, lor. row wot in hit countcnanco and a weat) wMorrblahat. Httljrrodaa he took a teat, and tha bytUnden pltUd Urn at thoy taw him draw forth a taotlata haad- koronlerand wipe away a tear tnat.w gathered In hit eyt. After a ftwtna. mentsofsllenoeho.took oho of the) ladltt tsldo and raqvwtted, if coutlttinl, to bt put incommunloation wiui.tna ipimuai cstenoo of his mother, and hero he wiped lilt oyet r spiu ly, and sobbed. A period of quiet elapsed tnd a knock was lieatd, signifying that tho desired corjpipondenoo could bo had, and with a hesitating voice, tho young roan com. menced questioning tlio invisible one. "How long had I baen gouo before yott dledt" A length of tlmo was stated. Whore art you now, mother aro you happy fi rt i "j. . ; Tho knooklng indipated that the spirit Was. at rest, "Aro thoso of your frlondt who have gono beforo' with you 1" '.'Thty are,1' tale) the knocking. '. "Then you can raoogniae them pa:lot- !rt".- .. ,, ' TuetValsooertiuedtheaflirtaativt. Can you tea me at all tiawt when you Tha raaa' areclalmed the MnatWr! clearneatof'thatpeakcr't vitieti ia that WtJkJOt. ,. ' vi; r i f i. w 'Jr xwtoi,- pfcaaiwafiXa.f a iaa-aiini a aa afctaiafcaai ft , ' " ,' fc ' ft ' 'Ttfn!Ofl l't- i p P The ffentleman Kerned teemed reliayatV mm Wa at k! overwhelmed wlihfcti ., . w tfn,' Hm-M iho spectators ttooa wonder. Taking hit hat, tbt mounter m UsatA. d the, ladies, awi at m stood in um twor. oulotly rtmarktd r 71 . i ' aa t . W. cjuieuj rsmreo m' ' "I havabeen Te'ry'ah'snlertUaelr, no doubt my moot aarseir whs boy Mil aer at heme, not Milan MMr oinet, basting a turkey for dinn": gutWo Courier. M TM VaMM. - I waold not be uatioKtad'aaslietaad- Intr vou from tk nnrtsilt of triti fttmsVV IdoraotdesfUaluaaWe glory ilaHit an fully seniibU, tJttt tl aHefcraJterar)r' Jonaod arm i nnttiaaa try Ittiaaa (ttm Utot of trua Itraa tJttsMs wNTaMtia warerae oa' the1 tatjft tf Jaatttrr; -,iX-' . Thoegh taaa U awsj aasl Mt wtatt Mittthca epbttaeral, yil dartay tha amort tnan oi uirce-aeora ytar aaa Ha. 10 waac a troatcendoat IsstaMta taealkivaiot.or hlspowon btatMHt oraeariagr Trne.H. lloa.Uibb,, y be w, wiu uattaiaratwMt.aaaaaaitMyfitt aSat llut Marl nt riarlitoaaaav Caraakj laaal aLafli. M with power, baa wratdbajJMt biw wim uuuyHtg waran BujaqaaifaBBBaaj anaas. aalf vrlth sw;lrt. tufaf,. bit aatata. rime not oaea airaraataiy aawicneqiouo hero, the tUifrna'eM'' Mtotophar; W tronomer, Usjrjleas)M.'M)CHM:i!Mt eaanacdtoaatiMk aarwraaUVlife. It can only tatbftbtWaapWilgllU cotunett. ,'TM aaiitttttaar . mcr. thodsb chaioed down U earth' bv tha law oritravItatloBraiad labtratarlad with Uie worm.raayittl wkkJa a ttJrriac aaaat new that allies them to Usher latttHaatV cesin Inlura worlds, and that hida lUsa bear their brow, 'aloft. Taty aaajr' tia. fi; tiofllMfrilvea'kipoeia-'nafltrW'tUvatW Dt noova iboj vrono, ausa im tnair' inn si tag beads; to tbetUravf From taiti alawaali of glory, they mayraaga la, loftitft.atio't the universe of God, aad'tvtn atragjik if frratp tha unboaaded' empim orar naiajb jtitovaHrtignt, witnaiimmcrttig wont, and yatvii " ail, tnt ntao oat aai lia here.v It is not Um birtiui.vaiai.tba eliUotopbtr or attroaoater. ttnlata.thtar vJ&afxfrxi . TMaJaaiatVuM uAbrtghtor UM btro.. ,ataaawar alary Haw baa Aw a- Mai MM.1M tfaJUa, tm- T "ata.atttttap ttaatttttai tyaaw t-tol.'W.m7a1Ul:' TU , - - r. v s T-ri' i--r7 omaniaaiMtiaTawraBva aaaai aa taas aaaamia latMii. irata a Hahad witkhataaagore, aauittatata the lean ef berttvatataii ..M,aat, ednnacla of arlorV OB.trMah bar. stand, baa bean aateed by ooeiojiieat alaiuhiar-. Waay to it My aver asadanfhUftllta.tWMlMtja.'wbattJ heart haJ aaaaettto throb:, and tha taa. slo mat ioiiqwob rut maron, woe soa ww ow'a moan and the orphan's wall. True; famadoetnotla here. It touads not In tha, cannon's rcf r, the clathlag ttatl,)ha fajttliKdrsaevaprinthe frightful craab ofrostaatrWagtAris! Itit not beard ia taarUal tbaadcr' I ' in "' ajonlSre,at,ln bfotcow't ooaflagratioa that ataaaB t. fcnsa! rJITraalfaaaa braathiMaaot lStt1ratjayiag'a4ibi0t' detMUtag tot Iran thing grcaaaTTBtjielr f . haa a nlgber etwa boWbT more alerattd aha.' 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