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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-12-19
CaoE STORE! SHOE STORE
BO0ES & SHOES FOR fEN, WOMEN,
AND CHLLDRENI

I, addition to his large stock of tho best
Eastern-made Shoes, Buskins,. Caters, &c,
tor Ladies' and Children's wear, the suSScri-
Der has Just added to his assortment Iah
and complete invoice OF
BOOTS AND SHOES rcR MEN AND ToUTRSi
This invoice is not warranted to be snpe-
rior 70 ell goods of like character odsrea IN
this market, but is infinitely better IN every
respect than the slip-shod work WItn "hi-h
the country is Hooded.
Remember, that l offer no article Tor sale
which l do net guarantee 70 be regular GUS
tom-made, of the best material, and oi spPe-
rior finish. and while ! DO not pretend to
compete in price with the dealers IN Auction
Goods, l know that l can furnish booIs'
Shoes, & c., that will give
MORE SERVICE FOR LESS MONEY,
than any other dealer in the community and
I pledge myself TO repair, FREE OF CHARGE,
amy article that may give way after reason
able time with reasonable usage. everybody
is respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock and learn my prices.
nS7F@ The subscriber is also prepared to
manufacture to order any and all Work IN ms
line. of the very best material and workman
ship, and al prices as reasonable as Ike WORK
can be obtained anywhere. French Gail,
Common Calf, Morocco, and all other klEuS
of Leather constantly on hand.
F@7y@ STAND one door east OF CRAWFORD
Hotel, High street, and Immediately oppo-
site V S. Barker's store, hbensburg.
feb2I1 JOHN D. THOMAS.
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RGgn Competent agents wanted, to whom {
liberal compensation viii be paid.
Apply to KERR Il CO,
General Agents, Altoona, Penna.
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gSy@ Col. VIM. K. Piper, Ebensburg, Local
Agent for above Company. Gap4-iy
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WHOLESALE MERCHANTS LIST
How ready and viii be sent on application by
mail or IL person.

1klg~ Hoping 20 see all my old customers
and many new ones this Spring, | return my
most sincere thanks for the very liberal pat
ronage l have already received, and viii Ell.
deavor to please all who call, whether
they huv or not FRANCIS W. HAY.
Johnstown, Jan. q, l867.9m
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Ready-Pay System !!
My stock will consist in part as follows:
FOR THE BUILDER.
FOR THE CARPENTER.

Boring Machines, Augers, Chisels, Brace and
Bits, Hatehets. Squares, COmpasses, Bev-
els, Pocket Rules, Try Squares, Lev
els. Jack, Smoothing, and For
Planes, Panel Ploughs, Bea-
ding, Sash, Raising, &
Match Planes, Hollow and
Rounds, Guages, OIL Stones,
Saw Sets, Screw Drivers, Bench
Screws, CIoss-cut, Panel, Rip, Compass,
and Back Saws, Chalk aud Chalk Lines, &c.
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FOR THE SHOEMAKER.

FOR THE SHOEMAKER
Shoe Lasts, Shank Irons,
Crimping Boards and Irons,
Peg Cutters, Knives, Avis,
Hammer, Pincers, Rasps,
Rubbers, and Bench Tools
in general.
Nails, Tacks, Thread, Wax, Bristles, &c.
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sNBENSBURG FOUNDRY.-

ENBENSBURG FOUNDRY -
A. The subscriber announces 10 ths P5UI, .t.r
that he has re-purchased the l5 boeus \.
Foundry, and is prepared to iaralEI ~ .,srI
former customers aud all Others, VIZ l-1,sc
description of CASTINGS usually Lu a. vil
tured at Country Establishment u lr,v
always keep on hand the best qurr.S.' m
COOKING STOVES, PARLOR STU - b. NO
FI> L STOVES, SC. PL0WS ol rSu1pTSE S1T
approved patterns, PLOW POlNIo' L. - ecI
ING MACHINES, and all other ar'lI, ,'
nected with The business of FouIu'! !.rbl5
6SA, lie invites the patronage OF 'nSt ,;tss 4
and will sell at the most reasonable P''
cash or country produce lass
Jan. "a, 'S67. EDNAhp
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FOR TIE HOUSEKEEPER.

FOR TIE HOUSEKEEPER.
Flour, Tea, Coffee, Cloves, Mace,
Sugar, MolaSses, Nutmegs, Allspice,
Hominy, Crackers, Pepper,
Dried Peat hes, Baking & Wash. Soda
Rice, Cinnamon, Toilet Soap,
Essences, Bacon, Family Dye Colors,
Fish, Salt, Madder, Cudbear,
Alum, Indigo, Cochineal, Logwood,
Candles, Camwood, Redwood,
Coffee Mills, Blue YitroI,
Smoothing Irons, Solution of Tin,
Wash Boards, Clothes Wringers,
Clothes Pins, Washing Machines,
Bed Cords Tubs,
Bake Pans, Buckets, Table and Tea Spoons
Meal Selves, Drooms, Table Cutlery,
Brass Kettles, Coal Buckets
Timed Kettles, ShovelS end Pokers
Enameled Kettles, Butter Prints,
Stair Rods Batter Ladies',
JapanRed Ware Stove, Scrub and
Glassware, busting Brushes,
Wooden Ware, White-wash and
Willow Ware, Sweeping Brushes.
Carbon Oil Lamps, Shears,
RaIers: Scissors, &C.
OILS.
I.ubricating, Carbon, Lard,
LiRsrCd FIsa Reazine
Nests Foot, sweet, Castor.
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PRODUCE

FLOUR PRODUCE
FgN G. JENKINS.
CONMISS ON MERCHANT.
Wholesale Dealer and Receiver of
FLOUR. PROVISIONS, all kinds of PRO-
DUCE, and REFINED Ills.
Cheapest Flour House an Putsburq.
k% All choice reliable standard Family
Brands constantly on hand. Quality of Flour
guaranteed. Reduction to dealers. Custom
ers furnished with Price Current weekly.
Checkered From, 273 Liberty ST.,
feb2I.1yI PITTsBURe, Pa
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FOR THE CABINET MAKER & PAINTER.
Bench Tools, Table Hinges, Screws, Bed
Castors, Bedstead Fasteners, Drawer
Locks, Knobs. Coffin Trimmings of all
descriptions, Gold Leaf, Bronzes, Paint,
Sash, and Varnish Brushes, Oils, Paints,
Varrishes, Turpentine, Colored Paints,
dry and ground in oil.
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FOR THE BLACKSMITH.
Anvls, Bellows, Buttresses, Pincers,
Vices, Screw Plates,
Shoe Hammers, Wrenches,
Hand Hammers, Rasps, Files,
Rivetng Hammers, Horse Nails,
Horse & Mule Shoes, Cast Steel Shovel Plow
Iron, Moulds, &C.
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FOR THE SADDLER
Draw Guages, Pincers, Avis,
Round Knives, Rounding Irons,
Chambers, Iron and Wood Gig
Edge Tools, Hames,
Punches, Hammers, Pad Trees,
Bride Bits, Buckles, Trace Hooks, Spots
Rings, Halter Bolts, Ornaments, Rivets,
Snaps, StirrUps, Tacks,
Rein Web, Girthing, &c.
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HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INSU-
RANCE COMPANY.

CASH C1PIT4L................. 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
THE PAYMENT Of TIVE NATIONAL cssY.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2, 1867.


To THE EDITOR or rHS HERALD
Few propositions tending more 10 the welfare OF our
country have been advanced during the last few years.
than that concerning tho payment Of the debt which
observed in your issue Of to-day There many ways
in which may regard IL both financially and poIiti-
cay and in each Of these ways we will find that -
both beneficial and patriotic Few politicians whether
republican or democratic, will deny the fact that II our
country were unburdened with debt Il would be better
able to advance the great road Of improvement to
wealth. glory and honor II plain to oil that this debt
must some time DO raid. While We are burdened by
TAXATION invention is sfed and tho gates are closed 10
American advancement. This fact 10 evident from the
reports different departments OF our government
made OF late What then do the times demand? hust
We stand still for twenty years. while the European
news in our Journals from dav TO day announce tho
the progress OF nation well as petty state, rom
the Baltic 10 the Mediterranean. still 1t must be thus
IL the present system Of abOshing or paying the dept
retained II be objected to this on the ground OF
reputation. On the contrary, IS the OFFSPRING OF :
devoted patriotism. We honor and revere the names OF
those men who when country stood in need, gave
her millions OF dollars that she might be able 70 relieve
herself her troubles He who presents his bonds
10 government does tho same Those who arc tired
OF the fanscsm OF radical rulers may by This ake rom
them that which gave them go much power and matter
for oppression during the last lew years lnose VINO
beevo that the proposed by the democrats FOR the
payment OF the debt leads only TO nat onal bankruptcy
have now aid their conscience VIII dictate
The great work OF reconstruction IL II plan wsh
worthy the attention Of statesmen as well a. the people,
III when our arms tied down mako bat one great
effort We shall End our limbs free to move as they
moved days gone by on the rcad 70 nauonal pros
pority and glory exciting the wonder OF every European
nator and presenting TO the pen OF the historian page
more glorious than any which the records OF former
nee, and the American people have often shown shas
they are able 10 make IT,
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THE PAPAl ARMY.

Numerical strength, Divisions and Come
mandcrs Of the Popo's Army.
Tho Com Of the Papal army is General
Kanxer who 10 siso the Holy Fathers Minister Of Arms
Under hrs orders are Count dc Curcn and Marquis Zapp
The former commands the First division and the latter
the Second division. The following corps compose the
army
regiment Of infantry Of the line, composed OF
three bataiions each consisting Of eight companies.
TINS regiment composed entirely OF native volunteers,
under the command Of colonel Axxanss
q A battalion OF chasseurs likewise natives, consist
ing OF ten strong companies, commanded by Lieutenant
regimen. or zouaves consisting Of fourteen COM
panes OF more than hundred and sixty men, com.
nanded BY Colonel AIicr
A bstuaiioa or foreign carabinisrs containing ten
strong companies, commanded by Lieutenant Coionsl
Jeannerat
8. A French legion Of ten companies, commanded BY
the Marquis 2appi. lieutenant colonel.
g. A legion OF gems darmes-horsc and foot-more
than two thousand men, who, Of need might %
employed 10 the line, commanded by Colonies Evsngeste
who Distinguished himself IN the action Of GEosta san
siefano, under the immortal Pmodan.
Z. Three Geld batteries, with rined cannon ana DOW
OF tho best description. These under we GO
mand OF N. 10 Comte Caclni, lieutenant coonei 70
these well mounted batteries must DO added anoiner o.
four howiizcrs for mountain service, when VIII per-
haps, be replaced BY smaller cannon, whlch nave re-
Gently arrived 10 Rome and intended, y SAID 70
increase the means OF defence sai attack a. we as
posM Of the Peotlcsl trocpa
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS the HERALD.

Rigorous search OF NIL transatlantic Steam-
ships-PoIice aud Deteettes on Board the
soRK. Oct 20, 1857.
The search OF inward and Onward Transatlantic
steamers for Fsnians has beet reswsd by the police,
and noted Fsnan ;esder sevhsntiy expected from
America
Upon the arrival Of the steiner Scotia or the harbor
or Queenstown At an early hor yesterday morning.
thorough search was made oard BY tho detectives
assisted BY large number OF .royh constabulary"
who went out In the tender ftthat purpose.
After detention Of above ree hours 70 tho Scotia
she allowed to proceed voyage to Liverpool
The search was frultless NJ arrest vas made: but
understand that othe detective forco went
In her TO Liverpool but who1hey expected TO md We
ars unable TO say.
somewhat similar courst was pursued upon the
arrival Of she National Compass steamer Erin, later In
The day
The detective force at Quesftown and Cork has been
greatly augmented within thapast week, for the pur.
pose OF searching the outwardand homeward steamers
from ana .o,New YORK, and pcing men on board the
steamers while their VOICE from Queenstown 10
Liverpool 20 keep surveiliancsver the passengers.
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pvsprpAry Cosrrfcf Win 4 MURDERER. time
last spring old lady named Ezaoesn hcpcnalu was
coolly and deliberately murdered 10 her own house. IN
Washington township, Jefferson county, Pennsylvania
ana robbed ST. 900 In gold and aome other money and
valuables Tho crime committed BY two desperate
villains one OF whom arrested soon after, tried
convicted and hung Before be was hung he SAID that
W. Graves was his partner IN guilt. The ofbcers Oh
the law have sver since been his track The other
day he found in q school house at Cedar Springs
Mch The officer entered and called on him TO surren-
der, which he seemingly did He laid bic pistol Gov
IN order him, when the seized ~ and
II At the officer Tho latter thersupon drew ahonsI n
voivsr. The two remained moment aiming " v ~.
other when Graves turned and for the WOODS ~.
officer cred several times but did not bit nn 49,
finally cvertakcn when bloody and oespef w
place The man fought with clubs stones Anu ~ $3.50
be could command and until he was oomps.sv @ ~
with blood and perfectly bruised ana guy ~ - ~ ~,
the olcor that no could no longer mskc snow s ~
sistence Finally, when taken aud romeo ns nsEses
Tho o,icsr 10 shoc, nn. give him p'so, ina, ~
~as IA, sndsd then Il would be 10 sew months hehse
On 4 sea1o!d in PennsysyAnf
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ROBBERY OF An EXPRESS COMPANY.
Another SAFE Carried OF and Blown opea'

Another safe Carried OF and Blown Open.
From the Memphis LEDGER Nov.
Early Thursday morning. when the ofco OF the south.
ern Express Company In Jackson, Tenn vas opened,
was discovered that the iron safe the agents Office was
missing. II in ito proper place tSe night before
The alarm was at gven, and thorough search OF
tho town suburbs made for tho missing safe AZ .
weighed about two hundred pounds, Was not deemed
probable that the robbers had carried FAR, and me
result OF tho verified the CONCLUSIONS IN
the woods short distance from the town, me sae ~
found. The door had been blown open Win powoeI,
the vaults forced and between $4,000 ana ~, wv W
grecnbacks distracted from thsm the rsscMs pe,s
formed their scientifically leaving no'nins eenno
that would serve TO tasten suspcon upon any known
parties. II is customary TO have night wa'cnmsn % AZ
Offices OF the Southern EXPRESS COMPANY i hsv ~,
man EMPLOYED At jackson was IN the puilanf. ou.
asleep al the time and AYERS that the ingrsss ana
erress or the robbers we're unneard oy nm. ~ wy
ssts weighed two hundred pounds and was carried up
ward OF hall mie three or four men must have peen
engaged N the robbery. There we're no indications ~
~ ~ snot where tho safe discovered 10 IN
dace the belief that any vehicle had been used 20 con-
vey II 70 the woods
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g. A corps Of native engineers. commanded ~ Leu
tenant Colonel Lana
O. corps for the ambulance service and a battalion
OF vete ans, VINO, emergency. act CARR
There Is also stat Office 10 Rome TO which al tho
officers. native and foreign, oeon. The armament %
not inferior 20 that Or the bsst troops OF Europe.
shortly the Pon.ldcn soldiers VIII be prev ded With
breech loaQers
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SPECIAL clRRtssusptscg Of 1HE HERALD.

The British Expedition 10 Abyssinia and War
with King Theodore-City scenes in Bonn
bay-The United states steamer Ircauois.
BOMBAY, India, Sept Is, 1881
The United states steamship Iroquois, Commander Il.
English, sailed from this port to-day, bound TO Ceyon
ana Singapore Her visit this place lasted about
weeks She is attached to the Asiatlc squadron.
Tho Abysylniap. expedition Of tue EnglIsh govern
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National Consolidation and Legislation
of German Fatherland.
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The AMERICAN CHURCH IN PRUSSIA.
~~~~~~~-~~~~~->~--~--~~~~
Imperial Turkish Manifesto to
the Cretans.
The English Reform League on a
Radical Revolutionary Issue.

Or special mall kilograms, special written eorre-
spsndence and European files furnish the following ad.
aonal details Of cable dispatches to the Goth Of
October.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09

THE RAYIsHER OF AN AGED WOMAN
KILLED AND BRHEADED.-AbouttWo months
ago negro man stole watch from gem
tleman in Union City, for which he was
arrested and lodged in jail in that place.
Last Friday he broke jail and succeeded in
eyading the officers Of the law, who searched
the surrounding country for several miles.
Il was subsequently ascertained that he had
concealed himself Friday night in piece
OF woods near the farm house of Mrs. Chor-
um, Rwidow lady residing about three miles
from Union City. On Saturday he entered
the house while her sors were absent and
demanded all the money she had on the
place. Mrs. Chorum stoutly refused where
upon the villain sprang upon her, ,choked her
to the floor, and committed an outrage upon
her person too horrible to mention. Hear
ing some one approch, he fed just as he was
commencing a search for the coveted booty,
and had thY5wn out the contents Of bureau
which was in the room.
A few hours afterward Mrs. Chorum's two
sons returned, and, hearing of the outrage,
made dlligent search for the perpetrat0r At
ter tracing him through some of his haunts
in the county, they learned that he had gone
to Hickman, whittier they at once followed,
and arrested him last Monday. Their first
impulse on seeing the monster who had sc
fiendishly outraged their mother, was u
Kill him on the spot, Dut after Drlet con-
sultation, 1t was determined that the scene
of his crime should be also the scene Of hi:
punishment. He was accordingly taken back
10 Obion county, and in q field, near Mrs
Chorum's house, was placed against the dool
and shot. So enraged were the young mer
at the remembrance Of his hideous deed tina
their vengeance followed him even afte
death Assuring themselves that the shot
had proved fatal, they procured au axe ant
completely severed his head from his body
NashoiHs Banner, JulY28,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09
onl.aMs ANN CASUALTIES.

A lad, about IA years Of age, son of Mr..
Charles Maester, living on Gist street, jump
ed from train of cars at President street
depot, Baltimore, on Monday afternoon, and
falling beneath the wheels was so badly in
iured that he died in a few hours afterward.
Michael Cavigan, while on an excursion
with the United Fire Company, of Norfolk,
ON Sunday, went in bathing, and being seiz-
ell with cramp, was drowned before assist
anee could reach him.
Prize fighters are to be distranchsed in
Michigan. They ought to be everywhere,
A "man' in Brooklyn has kicked his wife
to DEATH
"a woman OF New York, who drank fifteen
bottles Of soda, on Friday, died the next day
Of cholera.
They do theyng on heavy scale In Ner-
mont Recently the engine, boiler and en-.
tire machinery belonging 10 certain lime
works in Newport were carried away fur.
lively. The action deserves the name ol
grand larceny
AT Hudson, Michigan recently, Miss Azos
Phelps, young lady oil eighteen, on hei
way to the district school of which she wa.
teacher, in company with neighbor'i
daughter, took scat on reaper which wa
ia operation in IL field adjoining the road &
ride around once OF twice for amusement
'Fae horses became frightened and ran AVA.
with the reaper, throwing Miss Phelps OIL
the knives, cutting her hand completely of
aud terribly mangling her body. Her inju
ries proved fatal The other girl was no
seriously injured.
The steamer Walker b. Dance was snag
gei at tile mouth Of The Missouri river oil
Wednesday, and large amount of Govern
mont freight WIS lost
y neat swindle was developed in Milwau
kee, on Wednesday. PlankertoD & ArmoI
a packing firm of that city, while shippin
a aqmntily Of pork and lard, were SURPRISED
chat there was no leakage, with The thel
momeler at 90 An investigation reveale
the TACT that the barrels were filled with san
ard salt Tue swindle was perpeIratcd b.
II packer named White, who hud made som
100000 ly the transaction He WAS Al
rested. "-.-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09


The OLDEST RELIC OF HuMANITY.-The
Oldest remnant of mortality extant is the
skeleton of one OF the earlier Pharaohs, in
cased in its original burial robes, and won
derGully perfect, considering i,s age, which
was deposited about eighteen or twenty
months ago in the British Museum, and IS
iustlv considered the most valuable of its
archaeological treasures. The lid of the coi-
fin which contained the royal mummy was
inscribed with the name of Its occupant,
Pharoah Mykerimus, who succeeded the he'll
of the builder of the great pyramid about
two centuries before Christ. Only think o.
1.-THE monarch whose crumbling bones and
leathery integuments are now exciting thu
wonder of numerous gazers in London reign
ed in Egypt before Abraham was born, ant
only about two centuries or 30 after Mizraim
the grandson of old father Noah and the frs
of the Pharoahs had been gathered to hi
fathers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09

Wilmington and Reading Railroad. "A
meeting VI the Board of Directors of the
WilmippS,c and Reading Railroad was ne nela d
afternoon af emo The e road i from nuBonts Sum Sum
nit to wilmington, was definitely located
on the line laid down by the Engineers,
terminating on the southerly side Of this
city. AT present the road will only be loca-
ted on that line TO the point where IL crosses
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad, and thence parallel with
that road to the southern boundary line OF
the city. The question OF the extension oi
the road to the river was postponed, until
the land damages are settled and further
subscriptions to the stock made. The Board
will meet again the first Tuesday in Septem-
ber next 1t is presumed the road VIII be
put under contract at the next meeting ol
the Board.
Accident.-On Tuesday last, VIM. Q. Lei
brandt, son of the member of Council from
the Fifth Ward, fell from Il ladder al the
new buildings, Twelfth and Washington
Streets, and broke his arm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09

CAUSE OF RIcKRTs. Ponies, in Paris,
made a study about the origin of ricketts,, and
found that the fault is In mothers not fulltll-
ing their sacred obligations of nursing their
infants with all the milk they can produce.
This ia the only food which agrees with the
digestive organs of children during the first
months of their existence, and life is often
impossible when 1t is not given, or when the
supply is IN deficient quantities; and the
ignorance of this fact is the chief cause, OF
the enormous mortality during the fret
wear of infantile life. If milk is given In
such quantity as to keep the child Just alive,
il either dies later or ricketts, are developed,
of which the sole cause is recognized to be
premature weanlng. Before the seventeenth
century nobody ever thought Of giving to
children substitute for milk. Itis change
in the good old habits, which has caused
invasion of ricketts, and scrofula in Europe
and America under the endemic form in
which it is seen to the entday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-09

found himself proclaimed, at Cambridge, a
doctor Of divinity, when he had not even
been ordained as minister. Bismarck is
announced as having just been nade a doc-
tor OF philosophy in one of the German
universities George Peabody IS doctor 81
civil law at Oxford. The newly arrived
minister from Greece has turned up an LID.
at New Haven. How many OF the corpora
ton could tell his nameg SO 1t goes year
college. and see whom they have honored
and whom they have not. One hours scru-
tiny would be sufficient to show that the
whole system, as at present maintained, Is
full of fraud towards the public, untairness
towards men OF letters and dishonor to the
name of learning and the thought OF acade'
mic honor. .-NeD York Nation.