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'NhE GILMAN REACHkD.

The Peerless Cooking Stove, tur Wood AM
coal; manufactured by Pratt & Wentw orth Of Hos
ton, the best in the world the Que that reeeiv
ed the Grand prize medal at the Paris Exhibition
aud has never failed TO carry of the frat priz'
whenever exhibited. Call aud see the rscommsn
dations Of those who have Il in this vicinity.
OF ], DAVENPORT, Agent
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Read what the editor Of the Cincinnati T.mei
..Ns of ALIENS ING RAISAM.

Read what the editor Of the Cincinnati Times
says OF ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
A REMARKABLY CrRr-Mr. Samuel Lewis, one
OF the old Pioneers of Cincinnati, was very long,
apparently, in the last stages Of Consumption, and
given up by the physicians, when some Kind
friend recommended him to use ALIENS Lung
BALSAM. lie did so, and Immediately commens
Ell recovering, and is now atle to attend to bust
Ness. He says "ln truth, may say it la saved
NY lite Mr.. Lewis is well known in Cincinnati,
and the tulIest confidence may he placed in his
statements. 1t il due, therefore, To the commune
ty, especially those suffering under this terrible
malady that other sufferers may avail themselves
OF the remedy. With pleasure, therefore We refer
to this cure,
From our knowledge OF the merit- OF thu sN-
cellcnt Balsan, and what we hear OF its merits
We think IL should be at used by all persons
suffering from cough. OF any pulmonary com
plant We Lear that many lar advanced IA on
sumption Lay, Teen cured ly ita Use
5s,y4
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NORMAL SCHOOL

IANILFTUNI 7
This institution will be opened for the reception
Of pupils on Wednesday 18th September next,
under the charge of Rev H. a. NHLIAVs, ii
Connecticut
The two courses Of study required by the Board
Of Education, will be pursued hy the Pspil' ac'
coIimg to thsir option.
Lectures will be given by professional gentle
men on subjects important 10 scholar AMI teacher
Tuition. - per quarter. ...
Board can be Obtained al reasonable price ia
families in the village on with the Principal and
opportunities furnished for those whu may desire
10 board themselves,
Ir further information address the Principal
or 10 1 NJ WILLARD, Seo'y.
Ga tlrton, VI, Aug -, 1868. %
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OTRAYED,

- From the enclosure oi the >uh-Ctiher, Ia
October, two vearling cattle-s brown steer and
a red heller. Any one giving Information Of their
Whereabouts will be suitably rewarded
II. {. SESSIONS.
Fast Middlebury Dec, eth, 1869 IS,
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3fgal Aatifes.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
i the United States Tor the District OF Yer
mont.
In the matter OF DANIEL. N. CASEY Bank.
rupt.
liz BANKRUPTCY .
Warrant n Bankruptcy has been issued u
said Court against the estate OF Daniel y. CASEY
OF Whiting, in the County OF Addison, Of tbs
state OF vermont in said District. adjudged
Bankrupt upon the petition Of his creditors; a1i
tie payment OF any debts and the delivery OF an,
property, belonging to said Bankrupt, to Lin, OF
to his use, and the transfer ct any property u
him. are forbidden by law. meeting OF ths
creditors OF aid bankrupt. to prove their debts
and choose one o. more Assignees oil his sstat.
will he held at Court OF Bankruptcy IL te hol-
den at Midiebury in said District, Gu the 10th
day Of December, a. D. 1869, at II o'clock A vi ,
at the odce OF Stewart s Eldredee, before L. L
Lawrence, E7q, one OF the Register IN Bankrupt
cy 1t said curt
l.. A. SMALLEl
3. Depy l. 5. Marshal a. Messenger
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| DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

IA For sale, one mile southwest of Middle
bury Village, pleasantly and eligibly located, til,
Douglas Farm so called, belonging to the estate .
Charles r. Ford, containing one hundred and on,
acres OF excellent land, well watered, with com
Portable house and out buildings. Also 80 acre
adjoining, OF meadow and pasture, II desired
Also 90 acres ot cedar and tamarack swamp, lyinl
in Cornwall, near the Daggett Farm.
For terms aud further description euqare oi E
X Clay or George l.. Porter, Middebury, OF o
+ y Stowell, Cornwall
/. 5. SIOWkLI. ior Admir-
Cornwall, Vt Oct %, 1879 -
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NOR SALE

l. Nj dwelling nOuis add lot vn l,sL 81.
# IS 4 large i've story house containing niue
rooms besides the kitchen, in good condition
through every rart oil The lot Is about 81 by
100 aud he On il large number u fine iruii tree,
in bearing, a good garden excellent barn and
plesty Of waterSe, For farther Particular en-
Iuire 81 IRA ". CLARK
GEO. X HOPKINS.
MhIlsi,uf, NJ AugustgIth 1869 pm
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+ TATE OF vERMONT-Distriet OF

TIE Probate Couu toi the District OF Adi,saa
/. all persons interest IA the Fstate ut
POLLY GROVESOR.
lat, ut br,dport in said District, de-, eased
Naihan ) Bennett executor OF the last will
amt Testament Of Polly Grovenor late OF Bird
port, in said District. deceased, presents bis I'd
miniStration account ior allowance. 1t is there
upon ordered that said aocoun. be considered tor
allowance at the session Of this Court to be held
al the Probate Office in Aiiddleburv, in said Dist
ret, on Monday, the 2'th DAY # December =. n
1862 al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that all
persons interested he notified to appear al SAID
session OF this Court aud show cause il any they
have, why said account should not he allowed ana
such order and decree made as shall be nee essaIy
to close the Sett OF said estate.
Dated at Nlidllebury this 9th day OF DscemLsr
4. u. 1868.
37w3 SAAlL t. COOKE, Judge
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IN BANKRUPTCY. In THE DIS

IN BANKRI TPTCY. In THE Dis
l. trct Court OF the United States tor the district
OF Vermont.
In the matter OF SOLOMON sB. HOWARD,
Bankrupt
8 Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in said Court by Solomon b. Howard OF Hip
ton in SAID District duly declared q Bankrupt
under the Act Of Congress Of March ,, 1897, To-
discharge and certificate thereof, irem all his
debts and other claims provabe under said AT
and that tue 4th day OF January, 1870, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, before the Hon, d, A, Smsl!sv
Judge Of said Court, at his Chambers In the city a
Burlington is assigned tor the earring oithe same
when and where all Iereditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest," NAV
attend and show cause Ii any they have why III.
PRAYER Of said petition should not bs granted
Dated at Burlington, on ibe 18th day Of Deem
Der, 1868.
b. b. SMAiLEY, CLERK. 3s.3
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shall keep at the oil place good line OF Gro
ceries during the Winter, at low prices, Tor cash
ouly, Ladies will do well To call aud examine
lot oil Dress Goods, Opera Flanels, &C.. before
purchasing elsewhere. Il. G. CHAPMAN.
Seniemher lst 1850 %
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tried it, know that 1t cured them; those who hay
not know that it cures their neighbor5 and friends
aud all know that what 1t does once Ii does always
- that II never fails through any fault neglectof
lts composition. We have thousands upon thou.
following complaints, but such cures are known IN
every neighboThood, and we need not publish them
Adapted to all ages and conditions In all climate
containing neither calomel or any deeterous drug
they may be taken with safety by anybody. TheiI
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and make
them pleasant TO take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use In any quantity
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal yscera to purify the blood and stimulate t
stomach bowels, liver, and other organs OF III Q
body restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derangs.
ments as are the frat origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box for the following complaints which these
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ListIe...
ness, Lanyuor and Loss OF Appetite, thsy
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
aeh and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains and It's various symp.
toms, niliOus Headache. sick n cad lac hs J.,
Jaundice or Green sickness, Bilious
Collie and Bilious Revers, they should be ju.
dicously taken for each case to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
for bysentery or biarrhes, but one mild
dose Is generally required.
For nheumstisHs, GOut, Gravel, PaIpi.
tauon Of the Heart, Pain In the side,
Hack and LOtns, they should be continuou il
taken as required to change the diseased action Vi
the system. With such change those complaint.
disappear
For DroPsy and DropsicaI sweIIings they
should be taken In large and frequent 10 nT5
duce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be tax an
as 1t produces the desired effect by sympathy
As Dinner Pun, take one or two PiIIs 10 bro,
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action restores the appetite
and inyigorates the system. Hence IL s often ai
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels tolersby we often finds that do IL
OF these Pits Dfakes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and Nating effect on the iize
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. q. AVER & co., Practical Cherrksts,
LOWELL. MASS, U. 8. A.
AZ Sold BY ALL DBuGdIsTs. rs
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DAIRY FARM FOR

ALI ann Jam anu i''h
SAIf a. SALiSBt n VI
tbs property = Two mil,- iruin the Depot and
about the sAmo distance nom two Ihut,hr~, .on-
tanning about 2iG adr, pleasantly located. The
huillinr~ consist 81 q LtEe tMu.stoIN house,
tainted aud blinded, anj uine Larus, tNo sl,ed,
~, Lscelant -pnnI- oi "atrI near tie harms.
There are three ipple orchards one ui them Just
commencing To- bear; VuunE ami thirty fhms,
Cherries and Entrants IN abundance.
4 would sell with the farm * head "i cattle, rs
oi ti4m COW. two horse. about ~ tons Of hay ,
iarming tools cheese aIhuatus 81.
One halt 81 ,G"rs AN f'inain GA InuitsARr. An
excellent ,haH,r tDT al industrious Noung man
With snail capital L. make money. and In 4 few
>r.r. to avn aB eNcsiieui ,turk farm itre from
d,li isre o. a -naii ir.o.e iur help " 10 rrut
on the farm.
<ERA SCOlT.
MI s,I,l..f, "a Ilu
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DOTATOES : POTATOES !

Bresees Seeding Potatoes tor sale by pound
Lushel and barrel
LII Bush Bbl
No. q, s2.0O $500. sl3i. st
King OF Earies, I, 100, $500. 80 W
Early Rose, l, 500 GU
No. 3, and = also furnished Reasonable
discount made to the trade,
EDGAR GANsON
Hub ardtun, Rutland Co, VI. PIN,
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Perhaps no one medi.
cine is so universally re,
quired by every body al
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal.
ly adopted into use, in
every oountryand among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgAtiye
PiH. The Obvious rea.
son Is thatitis a more ne.
liable and far more eIsc
tual remedy than any
nfllls 11hnaa rxrbA he -.
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. ~ y N"t'lt 4haNh Nv 10 l.
500 Gold Watches D." IS to SOC
Cash Prizes, Silverware. &c, valued al 81 0CC 0OC
A chance TO draw any If the above prizes fol
p cents. Tickets describing prizes are sealed in
| envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of 20 cts
sealed ticket is drawn, without choice, and sent
by mail to any address, The prize named upon
it will he delivered to the tlcEetholder on paw
ment Of one dollar Prizes are Immediately sent
| to any address by express or return mail
| lou will know what your prize is before YOU
pay tor 1t. ANY prize exchanged for another Of
the same value. No blanks Our natrons car
depend on fair dealing
REFERENCE select o f,llSwiuy from
many who have lately drawn valuable prize. anf
kindly permitted us TO publish them Andrew ]
Burns, Chicago, Sl0, 000 Miss Clara g. Walker
Baltimore, Piano. $500; James NJ. Mathews, De
troit, 5000; John 4. Andrews, Savannah, $1,000
Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano, 5000. -
We publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-"Ths firm Is reliabl,
and deserve their success. '-JFeely Tribune, Ma,
8. 1--WE know them to he fair dealing firm
" Y. Herald, Nag IS "a friend of QUIZ
drew $500 prize, which WAS promptly received
-Daiy NewS, June 8.
Send tor Circular. Liberal inducements to a.
gents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
OF sealed envelopes contains one cash gilt. Six
tickets for 81 i3 for so SO for s5 Ito to-
sl5 All letters should he addressed to
HARPER, WILSON & Co.
3J"li 1875 Broadway New York
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
CTATE OF VERNONT-Di.triet oi

> Addison. -.
lite Probate tOuIt u lie DstIi,t VI Addison
IL Al T,r-ous interested in the estate Vi
SAMUEL JAMES
ae VI " ." bTniRe in said District deceased
Erecting
Al m-tiuuient puTPoIting ~ be the la
Will aud testament at samuel james teceas-
ed j. presented To- This Cour tor lfotats
aud all"" aUus Il ereuTr, by tue authD..t,
ot the State of Vermont, YOU ave hereby hutfei
10 appeal Leiore said IT, Jhate Court al session
thereof to lie held IT the Probate Office, in Middle.
bury ia said District on Medne day, tie 29th dAy
December, a. u. 1862 at IL o'clock in the
forenoon, AMI show cause Il any YOU have. VII,
said Instrument should not be allow Ell ~ tie a.l
~ III and Testament al ,am deceased
dated al Mhidlsbury this 18th dav ii D,ctmtsr
A. H.. lsGS
SAINT t. COOKE,
ss"5 Jutgs
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dissolution OF COPART-
- NFRSHlp. The coparncr-hip heretofore
existing under the name and firm OF q. c. CHAP
MAN / SONS this day dissolved All accounts
must I've settled Immediately
u. C. CHAPMAN,
{ CHAPMAN
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine
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SEMINARY

e A' ''''' ''' ~
The slxty fourth ,oar u this Institution will
commence on wednesday, September lj1h, lsos,
under the charge Of Rev. 4. q MtLtNs, a.
sisted By full corps u teacher for all tho
branches and departments
Board and tuition in common English tflu'hes
$500 per quarter
Day pupils from - to so per quarter
For further information refer 10 the Principal
or to c. NJ. WILLARD ~ucy
Castleton, Vt. August ~, 1869 y
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our HOME PHYSICIAN I,

AGENTS WANTED for our Great Household
Work
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
~ the Metropolitan Git Co.
Cash Gifts TO the amount OF $500, 900

Ecsry Ticket Lya,ci 4 Pyi.,.
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Orwell people want good vocal mu'
sic teacher, directly
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District o,

l.. A. SMALLEI,
Dep'y |. 5. Marshal as hie3ssngsr
The New York herald., 1869-01-19
Rrp.r, er III. board Of nssI...


In the report OF the Board Of Health, which
we published yesterday, there are several ad
mirable recommendations and suggestions and
we earnestly call the attention Of the city
authorities to them. No Improvement in the
sanitary condition Of the public markets has
been made during the last year. They are,
the report truly says, dilapidated, nnvcnti-
lated, defective In proper drainage, and in
every respect discreditable to the city Of New
York. The Board again recommends an i'm
provement in these respects and better and
more accessible locations for the markets. The
gas nuisance is, the offensive and poison
Gus atmosphere from the gas manufactures
within the city--is severely denounced This
is an evil that ought to be sbated at once. The
establishment Of public baths In New York and
Brooklyn is regarded ~ a great sanitary neces-
siiy. The Board wisely nrgcs the removal OF
our rotten wharves and piers, ss they are very
Injurious 10 health and great nuisance. In
truth, they are in every respect Disgrace 10
this great commercial city. We ought TO have
all round the lower part Of the island beautiful
stone piers and wharves. The rent Of such
and OF the buildings that might be constructed
on or alongside Of them would pay large In
terest on the capital invested. We commend
these and other excellent remarks or the re-
port 10 the consideration Of both the city gov
ernment and the Legislature.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

MoRE Ssow.--what shall we do with the
snow? Some men have written poems about
the snow; 20 have some women. But the
snow Is not at all poetical in Broadway
merely grand obstruction and . nuisance
and II ID the municipal problem Of the day,
above all others, what we shall do with che
frozen, slushy aggregate Of these minute fakes.
Who win tell us'
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

A New ESeLASDRRs OPINION ON SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURES The Nashville Banner pub
fishes extracts from letter from Amos
A. Lawrence, Of Massachusetts,, In which that
eminent New England manufacturer extols the
advantages Of the South, particularly Ten
nessee, for carrying on cotton manufacturing.
Mr.. Lawrence takes . practical view Of the
subject, and urges the working Of smaller
farms and the employment Of the extra capi-
tai ia manufacturing and mining. This ID
good advice, and we are glad to notice that Il
IL being generally adopted in certain secsiohs
Of the South.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE UNITED
STATES SENArE.-ft viii be seen from our
Albany dispatches that Mr.. Henry G.
Murphy, Of Kings county, has been unani-
mously nominated in the democratic caucus
as their candidate for the United States
Senate in opposition to Ex-Governor Fenton,
republican. As compliment to Mr.. Murphy
and Kings county this nomination will no
doubt be satisfactory to the democracy Of the
State at large:
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ot tn0 EMPEROR
Our Atlantic cable dispatches, published
this morning, furnish us with the particulars Of
the opening OF the French Senate and Corps
LegisIatIf yesterday, together with the speech
Of Napoleon. The Emperor gives succinct
statement OF What has been done BY
his government since the last meeting
Of tho national legislature, promising
that the task Of the Legislature
was serious one--namely, " to conduct
government strong enough to repress tho
excesses while accepting oil the benefits Of
liberty" He especially states that the laws
making concessions TO the press and granting
the right Of public meeting had had the effect
Of preserving public order; and the fact that
the reccnt elections resulted In favor Of the
government confirmed the justice and wis
dom OF these concessions. The military
organization almost approached perfection.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

The LaRrAr AND THE BALLoT.--The La
vacca (Texas) Commercial says 'sTexas
girls lariat wild CATTLE" In the North the
strong-minded women are endeavoring to
coerce perverse men into giving them the
ballot--in other words, TO lariat them into sub
mission, just as the Texas girls do the wild
bulls on the prairics. Il Is natural that the
discipline OF the ropes end should be called
into requisition In both cases.
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MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The DAILY HERALD will be SEM to subscriber
for one dollar MONTH
The postage being only thirty-fve cents .
quarter, country subscribers by this arrangement
can receive the HERALD at the same price it is
furnished in the city.
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The steady increase in the circulation Of the
HERALD has forced Us to bring into use all our
press facilities, which now enable us to throw of
eighty-five thousand copies of the HERALD per
hour. Newsmen and carriers who have hereto
fore found delay in receiving their papers win in
future have their orders executed at much
earlier hour.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

BAD FOR THE OTHER THEATRES Fisk's
move against the deadheads. Crowded out
Of all the theatres under Fisk's control, these
terrible fellows viii so throng all other estab-
lishments that there will be no room for the
uiblic that paws
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

A SPEcK on TROUBLE IN KArsAs.--A de-
spatch from Hayes City, Kansas, informs as
that Colonel Nelson, at Fort Hayes, has been
suppressing In summary manner some Of the
social enjoyments Of the citizens. An indig-
nation meeting was held, at which the arbi-
trary proceedings Of the Colonel we're de-
nounced and petition sent to the Legislature
for redress. We are 80 accustomed TO receiv-
ing reports about troubles in Kansas that we
are not prepared to be surprised at anything
that may occur In that once bleeding rcgior
The entire country has been bled long enough
10 establish order there.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

BOHEMIAN FISAScIERs.-The Bohemians Of
the press used to confne their explorations
to the ordinary walks OF life and contented
themselves with forays in search Of items and
whiskey--the latter particularly. Recently
they made bold onslaught upon the mer-
camille community. Now they are down in
Wall street, where they openly boast that they
"writs for stamps" Let anybody read the
financial mcubrations Of some OF the morning
dailies and he will at once see the trail OF
the serpent A few days since, according TO
these authorities, there we're no more valuable
investments in the world than our Western
railway stocks, which we're selling far below
their value. The gin from the cliques OF few
puts" which 10 the Wall street Bohemians
are what gin-sllngs are TO their City Hall
brethren, made these wisescres see things in
very different light; 30 yesterday Western rail-
ways were on the high road to financial pot.
The New York herald., 1869-01-19

plicafien In the East.
The Conference which for some days past
has been in session in Paris closed Its sittings
yesterday, and the Turkish Ambassador has
received instructions to sign the protocol
agreed upon by the Conference Our cable
kilograms state that the belief was general
in Paris that Greece would not reject the
terms Of settlement Moreover, It will be seen
that the Emperor Napoleon, in his address at
the opening Of the French Legislature yester-
day, refers to the satisfactory and peaceful
conclusion Of the deliberations Of the Con-
ference. Thus, for time at least we have a
promise Of the preservation OF the peace of
Europe. Every one feels that there is a
question beyond the mere preservation Of
peace between Turkey and Greece but as
every one 10 convinced that in the present
instance Greece has put herself in wrong po-
sition, the preservation Of peace, II only tenn
porary, must be regarded as positive gain.
II deserves to be noticed, however, in connec-
tion with this matter, that while peace was the
aim Of the Conference, the Powers represented
seemed specially dcsirous to avoid committing
themselves to war policy in the event Of the
parties at variance refusing TO follow out their
recommendation. The bullying propensity
was less manifest than II was wont TO be on the
part Of the great Powers. This, too, is gain
for 1t encourages the hope that the time ia
coming when expensive wars win be studiously
avoided, and when differences between nations
will be settled by reason and argument rather
than BY the sword and the bullet.
At the same time we cannot close our
eyes TO the fact that the Eastern question,
- we are In the habit Of naming II, must
become more and more source Of trouble
TO Europe. The Ottoman Power il as much On
exotic on the European side Of the Bosphorus
in the nineteenth as Il was In the fifteenth