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NEW GONRS.

received from Philadelphia at Taydons Hardware Store
~ Of large supply of Articles, viz Building Mate
rails Sadsery Coach Materials Shoemakers's Findings, Wagon
Cooper Tools Blacksmiths Bellows,
wills Vices Leather Carriages, Patent Leather, Oil td
Carptns Maeabe Castings Fancy Plush Sausage and Mnee
Glass Lantern. Lard Lamps for Sorss
audpa Chimney Gil and Wicks &C. &C.
81
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There are nine thousand three hundred and seventy
eight and half miles of railroads in the United States.
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Thus il appears that the imports have been greatly
diminished and the exports reduced in proportion under
the present tariff Our imports last year less
than they have been since $780, our exports less than
in any year since 1S33.-N Y Ners.
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I'm RAHHEI.ORS,

yuyE hand sale low for cash, Trce
hln Double barred Locks, Saws Chisels Flies OF all Sorts
single Buttons with general assortment OF Hard ware
Calland a 81 ho,
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HARDWARE.

MUST received from Philadelphia aydon Hardware Store,
sy Sign addition the stock, embracing
grading ckles, best Ju
malta sizes shear STEEL American blister
and spring STEEL anvs and vices hacksnhs bellows castings
FesherSan
Steels Is vvare sets Glass lanterns,
oness celebrated and banging lamps for lard looking
classes building materials Of all kinds saefy fancy ana plain
Plush Hog skins, oil cluth carens aahe castings
aud brass brass kettles &c &c
Indianapolis June /, 1874 30
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THE PLANETS INHABITED.-We cannot discover
any reason why all the planets should be provided
with atmosphere unless it that they all might be
inhibited; but those planets claim attention on
another account The axis of every planet as far as
discover, inclined to the plane Of its orbit
The effect of such inclination, like that of the earth
is change Of the seasons change that to be
calculated to increase the fruits Of the SOIL for the
benefit of man and beast From the proofs already
stated and this additional circumstance, we infer
without hesitation, that the planets all inhabited
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LIZ HIM for the last four this place takes pleasure
announcing his friends and the pnhl generally that he prepared
perform ali for the preservation Ct The
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PATENT MEDICINES.
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ESE indispensable attending death Of
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Nd reasonable such furnishing either two horse
HH approved style. Also
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Revised Statutes OF Indiana i'm Qucs-
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SPRING SEAT SADDLES.

UN Esubscrer has spring seat saddle which ne
believes superior both for comfort nd to the
call and exanine them They
will be sold low J. BUGH,
45tf few doors east 0fthe Palmer House.
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a - DOZ. States sizes Is do elementary spelling
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Tor by the subscriber very prices
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Planes, Carpenter and COopcr's Fools
VARIETY Of Carpenters and Cooper's tools Just receives
made nv the hest mechanics and can not be beat
also good Hardware Scytes Sickes Axes Saes
other articles numerous TO mention
which wills sell Tor cash country produce
will give highest market price for Wheat Rye Flaxseed
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EbI raj patronage bestowed ON him for The two
|. mast years. and he hpes 10 merit continuance
zA-R3 90 of himself that by his in
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WAR IN THE NORTH.

QUEESSWARE AND GLASSWARE.
UJST n queensware, Lverpoo
% and common Teas Plates Dishes, Bowls Pitchers,
pressed Tumbe Preserve dishes Masses
Sly j. NfCOLAI.
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J.F. MCCLELLAN, Printer.

lhorites. Yet why IS il 500 Where
does lis force lie? Because it has grad.
uaIly developed itself out ofthe intercourse.
at peace and war, Of civilized nations, and
united feeling Of justice or fairness, mu-
tual advantage and honor, have produced;
bnt mere Legislation even OF the wsest
men o! all nations. should we suppose
them ever TO agree, would tall to the
ground like any other legislation. FL
naIy, we Americans should be the very
last TO propose such congress. beca use
we might be sure that our republican mio-
isiers would play a very subordinate pare
IN congress OF ambassadors, nearly en-
tirely consisting Of monarchicai deputies,
whose principles and views. therefore.
would always obtain.
The foregoing war argument, or rer..
sons why diferen. nations. and more es-
pecialIy Americans should not al bitrate on
questions of national dispute, is inserted
In the Voice for two reasons; FIRST, be-
cause | think it the most sure way OF ars
''f'H 1T CotlcCt COHCluSlOnS, 10 nave D0tu
sides of any moral question fairly present.
ed to those who are to Judge and act upon
them. Secondly, a subscriber who seems
TO think the plan Of arbtrating national
disputes exploded by the argument adduc-
ed. desired the insertion.
| have not time to take up the dfereu.
reasons presented by the opponent of ar
btration, but will aIlude to the last OF them.
which | suppose is considered the croun.
ing one, and which is, that we should no.
have justice done US. The writer is GER
tolnIy able in presenting his side OF the
question; bUtdoes not advance any strong
er arguments than can be brought agaius,
arbitration among individuals; or 10 favor
Of theft robbery or any other crime. A
man may with the same propriety, and
with equal force, bring an argumen. in
iavor.of stealing, in self defence, as TO ar.
que against arbtraling, aid do it on tho
score OF self defence. This subject is inn
porant and worthy the investigation ofau
men.
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Valuable Document /.

The following highly interesting aud
valuable document wos received IN due
sine, but as was then 90 the point Of
.eaving home, Hnd bad 10 room for 1t at
shal lime, il was omitted, and by some
,ueans got m;3Iad aud forgotten, until
au.e recently. AS The writer occupies
rather a high position in thu Methodist de-
nomination, and as be desires the tgbac
oi his article inserted, If any, have con-
cludrd to conform to his request By not Al
tcr,ng bis spelling, punctuation, or capt"
TALKING, lie will have no reason to COM
plain oil this, since he was so particular,
and since too, that he omitted TO pay the
postage on his choice production. AuoIh-
er objac! have in copying the article as
presented, is. Mat some others may take
the bin! and not tax ne with the postage
AND correction 90.
Ag the Rev. writer insists that the curse
;yay pronouced op9n Ham instead Of Ca.
unon / viii refer him to he 9 h chapel
Of Genesis commencing at the 22l verse
II he can ,heye Gnd that Noah cursed Hon
for his neglect or lhOt Col cursed ei'he
Of Noahs sons, or graudsoos for the rea
ssn named, | will thank him o show m
the scn,encc containing il. | hope Mi
high digniary viii Ieorn 10 discrimjna'
between quotation aud thai which is 10
olos,j. The reason why this is name
If, ,h,, he accuses M u saying no moI
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Tmpor tant Case In Chancerys

There are now pending before Judge
Redfeld several claims upon the Vet>
mont Bank Safety Fund which Tor the
amount of money involved and the legal
talent engaged, constitute one of. the
most important and interesting cases
which has ever been tried in our conrts.
We shall not undertake full statement
ofthe case, since the decision of the
Chancellor will doubtless state the prin-
ciples involved and the material facts, in
a form most satisfactory to all parties
interested. Suffice 1t to say simply that
the claimants are holders OF Essex Coun.
ty Bank bills, and as that concern is in
solvent, they ask the Chancellor for an
order upon the safety fund; while the
Safety Fund Banks resist the claims on
various grounds one being that the
Safety Fund act has been so altered by
subsequent Legislation as TO release the
Safety Fund Ban S from their orr 4lnai
obligations; and another being the sales
OF over nine tenths of the stock OF the
Essex Bank to Mack & Townshend oil
Rochester, N. Y, and the transactions
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BRANDON, Thursday, September 95, 1916.

.uhrowed should have called Mr. Lee 4
that poiu. before his, but the week NJ!
other letter was published my dear wifi
was very SUDDENLY torn fom ME BY Dealt
which disqualified me altogether for any
further discussion and as Rev A Webste
Editor Methodist Protestant, BlItemort
( about that time came out on Mr. Ice for
his boas;ed superiority and dishonesty, |
thought l had better let ofI-l0r the pres,
ent for MIR L. will have bis hands and
bear! foil with Rev Mr. Webster, although
hot water is his element and likes to be
( in Muss be is one Of those kind Of men,
you nay scaIl him, and skin him, aud
bake him, aud lie will kick and Aounce
and up ssain ond cxc!am. am not whip
ed yet
Don't do as you did ia the olher case fyou
publish d part give the whole, [ know
where you live used 10 go TO meeting al
Brandon have sept At old Deacon Handy,s
was born in Vermont remained 10 Ad,
olson County ill twenty, lived in Sasbu,
ry, MiddIebury, Cornwall, aud in Liece>
Ter which Joins Brandon am real Yam
koe have great many Yankee notions
aow, am an acting President lhjs Year,
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&NMncr' J&7y OTati0A.


TO THE EDITOR OF TIE BOSTON CoURlrE'
This FAB c and eloquent Grafton, as
our city government has officially char
acieriscd it, is very naturally exciting
the attention Of the public, both on nc-
count otthr ability of the author and the
ma ?nitudc Of the subject discussed by
him. He has presented tie argument
on enc side cmbejlished with much learns
ing and rich il illustrations, calculated to
carry his readers feelings if not conVIc
ton, with him. Bat this question is one
Of magnitude and OF great pfnct5cni in
itcrest; and, if YOU are inclined TO pre-
sent an outline of the argumeut on the
other side of the question, allow me TO
recommend 10 the notice Of yourself u
readers, the able work Of Professor Lie
Der, entitled political Ethjcs,' in the
second volume OF which towards the
closo) the author has examined this sub
icct with great ability, and with just
! discrimination betAcen the different kinds
of war. hose PERSONS, who wish TO-
have exact views Of The general subject,
cannot fail 80 derive Instruction from
Professor Liebcr's work, which am the
more induced to refer to as perceive
that work is cited by EIr Sumner, CAS-
Astounding in learning and sngaclous
thought and, as ! am Informed the two
gentlemen are, personally, on friendly
tCtms a.
il rho chapter OF Or. Lrebcrs work.
10 which our correspondent refers, Is
quite too long for our use, The follow
, ing extracts contain some Of the strong
points Of his Argument
War may be considered in variou'
points OF view, for instance, that OF re-
ligion, OF pure morality and right OF u
tiIity and with regard to its effects. On
all these and other grounds war has, al
times, been represented as entirely in
admissible among rational beings, and,
as is. usually the case in discussions o
this sort men have gone all sorts o
lengths, some from sincere zeal, ofher'
from vanity. and still others from sinlsIe
views. While some political economists
and pulpit orators maintained, IN contra
dicton to facts and history, that nations
in no case gain by wars anything to bi
compared to the loss sustained thereby
or that war may be the interest of one
hut can never be that of the people ,other
went still farther in thow exnggcrdtion
; and denied that greatness OF intellect !:
shown & proved by genoraIship; as II :"
could possibly deny energy q lndepend
cnce .ol'thoughl, elevation and lirmness O
character, intensity Of action, vasIness {
t combination, inventive fertility, Penelrv
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Extract Of letter from Pensacola, Avg.

Extract OF letter from Pensacola, Avg.
81. 1915.
(The Saratoga has returned to Pensacola
She had proceeded, in compliance with
the instructions Of Captain Conner, to
Vera Cruz, off which port she arrived on
the lO.h August but was unable, owing
10 light airs, Gains, and contrary winds,
to reach the anchorage under Green Is-
land until the Information was received
THAT war had moi Vet been declared bv
Mexico against The Uaited States; but
that the Mexican Congress had voted
loan OF fifteen millions of dollars, to ena-
bio the Executive 10 prosecute The war
against Texas" So low an interest was
offered, that il was thought The loan could
not be negotiated. Ii appears 10 be ,hs
received opinion al Vera Cruz, that Mexi-
co will not declare war against The United
Sates--con,enting herself with carrying
% hoslillies vigorously against Texas
Ga the 10th, the Saratoga exchanged sa
lntes with the batteries. Ga the l7th, the
United States schooner Fiirt arrived in
fourteen days from Chagres.
I Ga Monday, the 18Th, the mail from
the city of Mexico brought news of tue
election OF General Herrera to the presi.
Gency, and The formation of the new cabi.
net.
A letter was received from Vera Cruz,
which states that the writer had seen let.
ter, from source which he knows can be
depended upon, in which it is said that
the Government of Mexico dId not intend
to declare war against the United States;
but that they were collecting force OF IS.
600 men aad concentrating them on the
frontier, to make sudden rush on Texas,
before the Government ofthe United States
should be aware of their Intentions.
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B'Es4E Al "a 4
When dared by my comrades to taste of the wine
shudlercd at first at the thought,
For cautioned before ofthe juice Of the vine
] feared there was death in the pot.
tasted with caution; bat lightly at first,
In hopes ofescapng iheir plot,
1 tasted more deep while elIaymg my thirst,
Fearing less there dcah in the pot.
And soon, all too soon, all my fears were removed
All misgivngs were wholly forgot -
determined TO dtiok though knew it was wrong
Though saw there was death in the pot.
And now Tnma bogear-without hone or friend
a wandering poor, druntcn sot.
And soon expect that by some dreadful end
shall fnd death and hell in the pot.
SpGbufy Sept, IA 1915. J. b.
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t3' q IS Is; IL Jss L 4 ca


spHERAL music
Fer ny the d,Zz'ing spheres among
Where brlght the eilver planets roll,
Within the walls, the Almighty flung
Around the glorious whole;
Rings cut the soft melodious chime,
Tint marked the biIth Of worlds, and time.
when GRAND spirits, wander far.
Along the crystal mIky-way,
t. view above the far,}crcst star,
Or meet the king Of day,
rhcv re won't to pause On steady wing,
And list to the eoUg, tie bright worlds sing.
and ey'ry souad wh;0 n2o;a!ng suns,
.Taeir haGto, lead mp the eastern sky,
Or where their goldtn raance runs,
IlcNy ems western gardens hyi
Cones mellowcd uP, IN holy tone,
Around the Uuivelod Throne.
That throne is where the seraph choir,
Their heavenly harps Of gIatness, take,
And tisi ming there, to Natures Tyre,
Asweet response awake
Then turn in sacred ava 10 fall
And crown tLcir Maker, I.o,d Of all.
Thus since the morn, that Nature woke,
Have sunG ,ho9r bright, celestial spheres
and sweety viii their muse feat,
Through all III" lapse Ct years,
Which roll times draya,. swift alcn-,
Win spheral dance, and heavenly song.
Brahdon, Sept, 1915. W.
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DEAIH.BED VISIT AND ROBBERY
While DR. E. A. Bigelow, late of No. l56
Fulton street. was lying at the point of
death, on Sunday the 23d uh., some wolf
in sleeps clothing visited his room and
stole gold hunting watch of grca. value.
and $3.50 in monty--N Y Herald.