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... S(?NNET.-TO NATUlIE. (per each ?ii?'d year wcsxie'i Time tioti' In4mt; Thea ?& *,?,caWd Nd!ure, ?tio?e rny?teriOUS ?kLII ReWrw io glary Ia tk? ?prih1g, ?t??eni1ag i?eauty h? its wild extremes. Ax tite ea?h tpiickena at thy ivomlroos power oooiad ti?, like to pk?sont dreams, W?tli?idd?ii vi?txo1'esch leafand honor;- Thou it1i?llt 1'rOS Lw-thoU all cheeting Son, fh?t gilt Cire's doam't whet. the ...

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... FAIRS IN NOVEMBEIt. - 4. Fochabers; Thur. Tarves, Ton*,anf. Douge 5. Falkirkh Frid. 9. Edlinburgh, Hal- ?? Sal. Newmachar la. Mannofield Longside Mon. Dunkeld Tues. Fordycre, Hallow Fair (2 days) 11L Aboyne Ivl uir ?? Wed. Inverury 12. Lonmay 1 3. Cullen 16. Oldrain Strachan Ttyst Thur. 17. Ruthrieston Huntly 18. Strichen I-Lllorf. Ellon Frid. FOIL. Tues. Wed. Thur. Frid. Mon. Tues. lVed. ?? ? ...

... gy, TO THE EDITORt 0F THTE ABEReDEEN JOURNAL. I nMs. Encrort-The zeal which you havermuntfested in forivarding every priae ansI 1kbiic irrprovemceat of this city and its inhrabitants,'induces themet hope thlat you will afibrdl a place hi your Journal to the following ]it- oboervationa in evtedenre ol'nur advance in refinement. the A few years ago, drawing was not thought ot' in the course of ...