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MR. BERTRAND:-It would be folly for any writer, to attempt to follow :. Jaw Bone" through all the mazes of his ridicu- Ions nnnsense and low vnlgarity h his last, he is almost as lengthy as the Moral

 Law, and has already become proverbial for his qosty anecdotes:-his chief object Tn scribbling appears to be, to improve his handwriting. Unless he uses some more solid argument to refute the positions l have taken, and divests himself of some of his Jiitis, shail not feel myself bound to notice him farther. It has been my ain. during this controversy, 10