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1t is stated that tho white of
an egg, given in swee'ened water,
in an inlallible cure for Group. 1t
has to be given till a cure is effect.
cd.
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=. E.RTLLFN eHURsT,

A GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
~ AND HOWES SEWING MACHINES,
H4chine Findln gs-sheet Music and lnstrnc.
tlodicslsfrom ! he East and the West.
Fonr doors Westofthe Hooking Valley Ma
tohaI Bank, Lancaster, Ohio, feb. ~, dS-L
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I.I0IN WORK q son.

NHanufacturers OF TIN Copper ana
W sheet.Irun Ware, and Dealer In stoves,
~ es, Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House
Nerlho aide Man street, Lancaster, Ohio,
Raffiinan Building, ono door West Of wide
Ifalrway,, ~. feb. eS.l lsos-iy
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Estate ofDanieI Peters.

NIotice is hereby given that the Subscriber
lN has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrntor of the estate of Daniel Peters late
Of Fairfield County, Ohio, dec.
Feb, nth, 1sc0N3w. 7NfN Tx
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H. GARTER.

nEALER In Corn, Oats, Coal, Lime. fresh
ground Cement, Salt, .Groceres &c. Cor.
Ger Mainpnd Canal strests, opposite Brewery.
Aug ~, 'GS-ly. 4sta ilIn ta r.tt
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Difficulties Touching Matri-
lnOny.

DIIHCUIIIeS IOUCnlnS MAITl-
1nOny.
! would not we'd young wife, for she with balls
would bore me;
would not wed an old wife, for she would die
before me;
Nor middle-aGcd one, she would with spin.
eters' scandal blast me;
Nor widow, with her last love she sharply
would contrast me;
would not wed a beauty, She might in Dire s,
prove wasteinl;
Nor ugly one for she would in looks prove
most distasteful;
You see my fond hear, can not respond tc
Hymen's call,
Shine bright eyes in your brightness, but III
not wed at all.
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rnon nov. JAvEs rnoMpsox.
FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, D. D,

FROM REV JOSEPH II. KENNARD, D. D.,
Pastor CT the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR- JAcEsoS-DEAR StR:-I have bteH (JeqHenIY
ffpsfod u connect NY iDiM recommendations ef
ei'M kinds ef Medicines bHt regdrdiR0 Ge praeties
Is rlR ef MY appropriate Siiere hdre IL al de-
fned tus Dih clear proef IN rdrtous hwdness, and
s'i4RTly "a my jamily Of The fElne,s " Dr..
saa 'ovrss, 10 e7ress my Ht eoarieoH tat for gem
NJ dceility OF the system and especially for Liver
Ieigpdnh !! is a1A 1s.ie and valuable
81; lu. ESHSfly NasN doubt mol Il 0ia
try 5sneksial1kEs N 10 hoss sho tyfR
rom A' stVrs 'aEssa Yours, rery reseeItaRy
J. n KENN1RD,
Eigltih, tsIOw toaleS Sreek
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FROM non. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

Chief Just!otof the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
PRir1pEIrHIA, March 10, 1851
lind "NogfdnT4 Gerplda BitieTs - Is Rot an intoD.
'cdHs beuersge, t reed oHic, usefa in diSOreTs
z h 9G't'us oryIEs, cad Of great tenea ~ casa y
iAsIli!y asd SSdHt II nervous action, IN le syrcp.
IOHTs irEiy.
GEO W. WoopW4RD.
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BLOOD Puriner,

Inopn GHi piH cure al diseases rsssitfnS J;on
Tad blood Ksep yeaI 1ry51 blond pure; keep yOur
Live N Order keep n your di1ssiiee organs
" seiind, hSaihy II RooHdllOn, BY tie uss
" Aos remeJiei rs2--zzzzzl3 asd no disedss viu
:t,r o;4zl yga The 6ss ia he country reeOamen6
H7a. Y yesrs II 6oHesi reputation 90 for Asyhia6
yoa n'EEf Try a.Sss preparations.
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HooGand's German Bitiers

is entirely vegetable and contains NO
lIquoF. ft iS = compound OF Fluid Rx.
frn>ts. The RoOts, Herbs, and RRrIEa
froRs which tlieHr extracts are made
sTS I'll ,ss se'hsssfal ,sefl eI,, Germany: yIr;ISy:
are extracted RITom them by
a Ncis ntf u G Szu<SS chemist. These
czirarts are Ihon GS.y arced 10 this
soEntry 10 be used expressly for the
10 .eOh ollie sub-tanee Of any Kind usPi !
u eoEiroundiug the EItiers, hence III
t:.e only F5Itters that ea., be used IA
oNseS where alcoholic Stimnlants are
not advisable,
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VIRGIL e. SHAW,
r LAW OFFICE.

AFFIcEovERFIRsT NATIoNALBANK
D0nposite rallmadge Block, viii attend
romptlyto ~ husInes entrusted to hi scare.
Eannaalsr OHIO, March 21. 1867.
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mOSEs LEVY.

MKSrchant Tailor and Dealer In
iM teady-Made Claiming and Gents
dvest ofPlblic Square, Mum street Lancaster,
Ohio. ..-, so, 81 'Os-iy
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m. .IsIDORE BLAIRE,
N. SCHLEICII,

A TToRNEY AT LAW Office IN rallmadge
~ Book, over Weavers Hardware store,
viii attend 10 cases, and collections, IN the
co,itts Of FAIRFIELD aud adjoining counties.
Lancaster, May I, 1866.
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4TTORNEYS.
sn. ooSsELL. x. TRlrrrH'

A Tr0RNEYS at Law,will attend TO business =
"a intrusted to them in the courts or Fairheiu
sn1 adjoining counties. Office in Mrs. creed =
builoing, east side Public Square. Apr 10 ~.
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'rhe only memberliving orthe first Council
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The robbcr tried one key after
another; but none would fit, He
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-26

The World has discovered that
oysters are adulteraled by soaking
them in Il solution of soda, which
Swclls them to very tempting size.
Nothing being heard from DR..
Livingston, the English begin to
icar again that he is dead.
The grand Army boys of Maine
are preparing to make IN excursion
to Washington to see their old com.
mandeI inauguratcd President.
a farmer and his wife, in Web.
stcr, Mass, have kept house twenty.
eight years, and have never used Il
cooking stove. or any other kind of
stove.
Hon. James T. Brady, of New
York, one of the most prominent
lawyers in this country, died week
before last OF paraly sis OF the brain
Carpenter, the newly elected Sen
atOr from Wisconsin, has signed
lac temperance pledge. This ha,
had very dishcarlcnng eff on
the democrats, who were trying /,
prOpillalc HIM.
A Frcnchman is in New Yorl
preparing to cross The Atlantic IN
bnlloon. We do not hear or an
one who desires to accompany hiu
On his aerial Journey.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-26
At the Hartford Conn, Ministers

At the Hartford. Conn, Ministers
Meeting, al but two out OF forty
opposed woman suffrage as unsclip
tural.
Not one fthe Republican Scna-
tors who voted against the imPeach
mcnt of Andrew Johnson has yet
been able to secure II reelection.
Gen. Banks has thus far failed TO
get his proposition for the anncNa-
lion of SaA Domingo underd scuS.
sion. The House is 50 afraid that
there is job in it, or that 1t will
take money out of the Treasury,
that it will not hear the subject Ills
Cusscd.
A lady in Philadelphia quotes Il
notice in the announcement OF II
grand ball at the Academy OF
Music: Females of an equlvocal
character viii Ice ri,idly excluded
why not apply the 'amc rule, she
asks. to moIes of at cqiiiNocal char
actcri The question Is wen put.
Gen. Grant has resigned his po-
sllion as Gcncialinthirf of th,
United StaicS armies, to take effect
on the i,l OF March.
To cure a lrlon--slispend ny tli'
neck about an hour.
Troubles are like babies they grow
bigger by nursing
Ii isno sin 10 show ones righteous
ness, but IT. is sin, indeed, to b'
righteous for show.
Satan il never likely to do NOR
mischief than wDcn he puts o
Sanucl's coat.
The joy, the happiness of home
won bS love, aud love Is gained d
kind words.
Anuniortunate atiachmcnt-thn
of the tSinmere twins
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-26
The latest name for matrimony Is
committing tWoOcidc'

The latest name for matiimony Is
committing 'tWoOcldc'
Two men in Dubois county, Ind,
recently swoppcd WlNes, one pay ihs
the other three bushels oi com ~
oOOt.
A Chicago gentleman has bought
10 square mIrS OF land III hii.s's
.or II wheat field.
There nrc more empty stores on
broadway. New Nor%, 1T the pres.
mt time than tor many years be-
.orc. The rents are too nigh.
An Australian horse recently ran
,rn miles IN - minutes aud 81 sec.
,uds, said to be the fastest time On
'ccofl iUr that dis'aiicc.
IL IL estimated that there afo
,caiiy thlity thousand young peo.
pie ~ Boston under marriage en-
,agemcuts, waitii < for better ,ints.
There is u doctor in Boston who
Iricti,es 'Naturepathy! What
next.
In the map Of the earth mndr nv
he NlndD,s. Amer 81 Il 10 ricil",
town Of Airica, which " % huiau
islAuA.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-26
un,.,gLt ttuNif.w,

ATTORNEY AND CuCN>ElLuRAt LAW.
Hul,r u,d SyHcuor IN Chutc,ry. 0'd Fo'Stor
u,d Gt,ut i3tu
urNptouu, NIHNoN1.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-26
"a, @sssGssSI.ANks.

IRON FOUNDER AND MACHiNl>L
Aud Manufacturers ot Agricultural Imp p'me"''
prtaIpUp- NIENuNr
, 1869-06-28

-1SnilFond AcCidcnt-Llteac Wabash
ImpFovc1n ncnt-EonFta OF Ju1J-Ths
Storm mud the Crops
Special Despatch to The chicago Tribune
srElS6F1ELp, June 81.
An cypress freight train, going north, On the
CMlaso ! AAon railroad, ut s O'Clock last even
LEE. 1a,. oEef mare AND colt nj the Peoria Road
r1oe.u Just north Of tie city. The 6ntmals we're
killed I'd the train was thrown tscm the unc&.
The passenger tralna s,uing north at 10 ;93 and
lao e!e Detained here III ~ tbs morning,
the e bit The crossing y the most dangerous
cue n the siate Of Illinois. Eight horses
and ene. EaEe have BEEN Eilcd there
II tue supervisors has teen called to the neccss,-
y OF q ak'ug change Of the location OF the w3S-
CT 1vnI a. :hat point Many tunes she ratlToad
authn:1cs have been ready aud willing TO COOPER
ate, hut !!Ae many other important matters, the
sHbicet has s,etn discussed ty The Hoard Of Super
risUra and then actton postponed.
The notEuQc mid ltus on The Little Wabash
r.luecd, rnd the Work Is progressing, nnder the
sperYts0u OF The CanAl Cun,ln.F 51onGFS. The work
on heG. CONSISTS OF u lock AID tlan Bt New Haven
and when they are completed s4acE- wafer naFiSa
TIE appropriation Of So, 20 made ct The last ses
s.on wilt be amply Sufficient for The wore.
Tpc Ellsworth ZuIoreA and the MeEchapts'
Travellers ArFoctat1on Q! Chicago, hare e1lenn-
I'd IN invitation to the Governor and State oti1clas
70 celebrate Independence Dat with them, Rt
1Sssh:ugton Heights, Ln', :, and doubtless some
The news from Chenoa and north OF that point,
iepressins d1ssiI2 inauc1ce Jug here, as the
: Indications now are that We will he soon
iack al tpl, and the ar hut, t:.,se ind stihing.
nave good resson iar crying L .ho:t crvpz, ETC.
, 1869-06-28

\ IJtEh-IHnn dcd EFocrcdinE-A 1tc-
<r!vcF Appointed to Tnkc Fosscs.
~Eou OF Sn1hyttIc-~tnfc Elunncet-
Destructive kife- &c.
spec1al Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SAsny1l1k, Tenn, June q.
The order Of Chancellor smlh, st Gsl1atin, on
saturday, appointing Receiver to take charge OF
u tic Corporation Of Nashville, has created much
rxc,temenL The greater uan.beT OF The citizens
and Wise men who look upou I ~ : hlgh. nsnh. nd
I'd uE1rpatton over the city Of Nash!lle
and an shuse Of judicial authority. They say taai
alGe The district to collect taxes, botfpF money.
dist.,1se funds, nnl pertarm III the functions
hich the pt-ope stcct certain officers 70 pesform.
Ii violation OF tho CITY cfxrttf, opposed 70 Re
pas:.ileled In he history 1t this country.
nos. The Receiver III a,tr'sp pf'ae' e Gust sns
present city ofcas, o. Leave Them in taei. places
md operate through their aFs'ts; Nr 5otas In 10
tue faithful performance Of hs luL!es. and there
re toioc VITO think he *t'l te tnan'e 70 Give
,9nds such t,ssc as re ai oS ana asaSfs Masifr
vii accept 1ftae R.-celser ulakes good h.s wonts
and .htn attempts 10 oust tne present CRY oncal'
sAeTe 4FiIi probably te tTup,l
The STATE finances aFe exciting Lluch attention
The auoapl expended 1oE eotunon Schools Lust
.ea1 vas abuut sieu,vn. The Slate ta1 VA
SIsuy1I.E June s..-Abo1t half-past O'CLOCK
thta morning TIRE Nas d!scose cred LII the second
sta1y OF Hicks i Iloustnu'x ch!ua store, north
wesi corner Of Pokitc Square. Il proer.ssed zap.
idly, notwithstanding The rno~t acafe Efforts OF
The rreuen, and soon all Iasec stos1s, camprtsing
Hicks were in t3.Ees TIE boCk was-destfpyed
Notl.uE Ia ielt OF II but portion u The WALL.
ulcks Houston l15: almost u! the!s large ssoeE
OF china a1.l other coudx- crairhead, Breast
Glhaon, hardware dealers. eAEed small part Of
tl:eif stock. Furman- Green Co, wholesale drJ
goods mouse. ~tIc tuuTc surtnnate, having IT.
Hoycd q Considerable porlon Of their goods
Ihcfe were Al Wholesale houses, md the block o!
buildings four s.ps1c< uud unc Q! tue hannsonass
In Nashville. Af. lick, rrorrteinT of the block
has at tnec.ance 10 the ltpoGnt u $9A,uso- Hicks
x Houston are Insured on etock Tor S3q, 90: Craig
ne;4d, uEcast RHd Gsbsan fHr f45 etH, and fGF7uA0
Green d Co, t+0,e11. Lo+A estimated u $..a OJu
'TAr G1sG,n OF the Lre IL ui.Enown-
, 1869-06-28

eeedn@1 1Ast Spring Mn. Thompson left and
refused 70 return white Mn u remained ahese,
snat .hs a ~ TX Hhs esea aht toe raooa p
mAds Il neeessAg Tor Thompson to de1tse
mca1Hts 10 resteve himself Of her orcaoucc
10 PostVills md d. DE ia Of Deoeuber. Tnonp-
sou Of sete one for HIN hired rooms n this city,
And aouRss some furniture, among which Vas
aatae, prepared for bookkeeping. Thee Eooua
were On tho second noeE, Hdtotntug the H<lss Of
aee s1a s11s.ea By tae sape s ead f.o sas
ttove n place, AMI wlile, doing 50 Oh
NJ H. I. % @iSas, u litse, ' eecesu y 'o 81 q
fourteen q fifteen. and txo sznats, active
hoys- one 70 or r. md The Other or 10 years Of
ONCE and asked II 1T would not buy their wool
a. ~ NJ WIS going to more. We vent to the
1 eoor with s'sn. ~ Mn Il saa sae az not lse Nc; Nc,
determined TO morc TO Michigan or Illinois,
We Do Eot distinctly remember which. an! re-
q t9 su tss hat cor, Of Eoo III. IL fs Ecl
for her VOID. returned to our ONCE and RAW
her no hnrr. The weather YES hitter cold. aud
himself or his sztnt, TOOK her, her family and
R''ods from thetr home OF day, nat on the aa1@.
soId; gloomy >onrney, v hose end was death! Ne
th:a week. tell the halaacc OF the story.
Alter giving the testimony at gfe1: length, the
From tho 2hoye testimony II Will be veen that
tee z nrieE7of this family was one of the most
cruel 70 be found tn the annals Of crime They
we're dragged ass,us IN Intensely cold weather
so'd. hung5, be~lldcred, believing that they we're
beng raken 10 sAmc Place Of abode, hut hlTsnly
treated. the mohcr pr1hautJ in the early ssaxe5 OF
!a1ur1tton, the youn2 Rtft scE. falnting from ex-
po*urc or. Poison, tne little boys freezing
and refcted peImlsstun 70 warm, until 1ll b4-
ruineed. perhaps u .nseas!tsl'ty, By the cold,
theJ we're thrown into The lcJ waters
At tho close Of the ex1ntnat!on the counsel for
the dtfcnce lnterposed no objection TO an order
may he preie11ed by the grand jury. lie was taken
to GafnayiAo 1slt for safe keeping until action Of
the grand 4nfJ
, 1869-06-28


Andrew Thompson Is about ~ years Of age. hiss
wife and eight children. He u farmer and r
tutel TO tx worth from tla,1ou to 5a,."N. His
farm Is IN NouuDA township, about twelve EaHes
west OF NeGreEor. He Il respectable connected.
be u1e EaI, we1 disposed citizen
Ara AaEertt, the murdered Woman. w1s aooUt
s6 TEARS OF age She vas The vile Of John AaSrs-
Amy, VA. teep,ng saloon at Bulls Head, G!r.
aTa ,ernthfp; nr.' :, a5f,r! 1 aaa :, ~ ~
tor Afrer Hage1tyH enlistment Ar.- HaEeFty
continued the ealnou. and Thompson Increased
his ylslta While AsSeHt Kss In the army, r1noIa
becaEe rte, and on Hagest,' = return, he Vas ln-
f.rIi1d Of the situation hy svmFsshtxtnE friends.
The uatter was settled somehow between himself
bel Thompson etn visited the saloon and iIaxtr-
Il. kusrecttng continued undue Intimacy bet @een
hin und his wue, left her and hts three cAGtttu,
one ftritne e!dest-sad two boys wt!s
mlres- Ne believe, At t1hseqnent peEtod- AaE-
cry returned, but Ara- Il refused 70 hate AMI
thing 10 do y th him, having during his absence,
desired him to su1n over his real estate isull's
Head 10 her. ThM he consented 10 do II she
would sllow him TO sdaF one n}ghs with her. She
assen'ed; he sta!ed. and IN tne morning e1ssuted
property TO his wife. now divorced from bin
After tbs Re left the county and hsA aiace kept
away. Andrew Thompson now, As Mra HAger-
snps ssGb i5s oney sSa oss Ind 9e ets2 eRs' s
her note for the amount He eonstocted .
snail house on his farm, but ahast distance
ftpn3 his oxn dwelling, And thtthtF b moved Mn
tie r5es d h.s parents aud fanny, much 70 he
| aanoyance and scandal Of tho immediate neigh
txrauot, bat wthAi 70 quietly III Il but fo~t cut Of
t.:::c=: ,-:.:y srss e ~ aca.ta?,s 2ro.
, 1869-06-28
JAMES WATSON WEBB.
His Rotx, with HfAzil-K1is Coursc
Not Sanctioned By Our Govern-

His Row with HfAzil-K1is Coursc
Not SANCTIONED By Our Govern.
nlenL
n'ashtngten tJaa< 2s} De.pateA to tie .,esc rort
HerdA.
General J. Watson Webb after spending two
doys here in !n1lctinH upon the fIeAueut and the
Secretary Of Statc toe story Of the WRONGS and
outIsgea committed Epon htm in Brazil, left for
New York this morning. The General r11ed hard,
It Is kald, to Btar Grant and Fish MP 70 sudden
fienEy 6gsinst BEazl, but he has not been sue
ces,fnl Inc Brazilian Minister Is Enthcr chs
Ertocd At the conduct Of Webb, tnasnuch az
Webb, be says, Was treated With personal a. well
~ on!cial confederation aud respect while repre-
seEtpg our government u Brazil He thinks
seo ot Ms ~ hS
Nj. SeT1ft. datel March 3, 1851, thought It WIS
us GOOD q government as ihe United Staie.4 and In
come respects better. ln that letter hs sAid:
True, Brsrf IL IN nsne constitutional monarchy,
HI, her son..ltnt'9p hsr LEt.!.ta.s hes nt!d.E
7e tae I'd s4
i e st L u s!'eF I'D T.
.si,ts ths rss "a ths a A@s.sin ConttRent ~
Itss Is My n Frssss..;ss II saiy - !FpS
9ss H. ts s:. S d shs f.
= ssBfaed ,s R9s e sss
Ins VI " ws1soa ues WeSos opinion Of Brazil
two yea's ago. Nov. he has a. idea that the Bra
nations Ths Willy Seward, Il appears, did not al
together Ike the g1llaut Generals inpassloned
e1lu4y Oh BfA1lf. and 10 feqfJinX to ha letter
fnubbet1 him, after taIg laconIC fashion:
While th<te il much which L. nut unworthy Of cor
NE. ysFs fspsls .hsIs yfr a ca
Some OF the ft3ends Of General James Watson
Webb, some any tie belllcpse Minister himself,
have published statement here 10 tue eaect tl1a,
his courye n getting ipto q quarrel With the Bza-
ztlisn ofoclals Aud Demanding his passports issar-
proved By the President aud SecTetafF Of StAie.
THIS L announced as the fesult VI Nj. Wehb's re-
cent Fist etre II Is further stated that Secretary
Fish has addressed letter to t1e Brazilian Minis
pursted hJ NJ: Feb.,a mud nothing tho Brazilian
structtons 10 our ministers ahroa4i without
lyEt consulting representatives Of Io!cEGn govern
ments In rftftnce 10 the matters upon which In
proper sourceslt s asceftsined that there ts no
isnih In this statement. When the news OK Mr..
WehhS quarrel reached SecretAfy Fish he ad-
dressed note to tho brazilian Minister, stating
that the ctugse putsutdby III. Weob WAS not nu-
thor.zed or sanctioned b the Government Of the
disturbance Of the Diplomatic relations existing be-
tween yhe two governments Since then the Bra-
lillian Minister has had no further communication
n Niih Mr- Fish on the subject, and the diplomatic
intercourse Of Brazil with the United StAtes goes
on rs smoothly as II Mr. Webb hsd not demanded
never auetaoncd the right Of our government to
Instruct 1T own Minister without consulting the
Brazilian representative here, anu 1t did not do /:
II the case OF GeneInl Webb. That WAS not the
occasion q the dlcutty At Ill, ac has nothing TO
DO with IT, Webos course was utterly indrfensi-
arotoSetic note to the Brazntau Minister jus. BE-
5Lre he 1eft lilo JaneilO.
, 1869-06-28
The Exodus for America.


ARE We Witnessing the beginning Of an English
exodus: Some prophets Of esll have long lore
told thnt some day or latottrs wo1td nnd The
Way the 1ttsh peasa1try found 10 prosperity and
independence, and that when they DID 50 Al
exocIs ~onld begin. Whatever be the eIptAnA-
t.pa ri the fact, the increase Of emigration noco
Liverpool ts becoming almost alarming. II IN 4
a.ng:c Week nearly $50 persons can 3nd means
to set oct on a Journey to the Western
World, It Is 8t least clear that . movement Is
IN progress which needs no special goFeEu-
ment aid to keeplt going. Bur 1t fs very doubtful
whether this emigration touches the classes who
nrc supposed to need 1t most II Is not the aRr1-
cultural Iaborer, nor the hereditary paupef Of tRc
towns who Il haEJing TO Liverpool! NTH his fste
70 the West. Il Is altogether another class.
I'robalay most Of the pefsoas Who crowded the
ten steamers which lett liverpool list week
were from the great cities and the manu-
f8ctu1tng towns OF England and Germany.
Their emigration Is the late result Of the
commercial panic. There Is uitr to earn
nnA MANY to keep and the more energetic
tatpers aie pushing TO other markets With their
L4tof. Probably SO far ~ tt has yet gone the
MOI eneut Ia bcucucta. one: but It will be bere
Ecial jus, IN proportion as It Is sroatAneous. II Is
3 natural movement Of the population which Uar
be nuxiously watched By patriotic Statesmen. but
should neither be encouraged 1ot checked Many
merrhsnta and manafacSuTers are si1esdT
alarmed bJ It: and though We see lt1e In II to
cAuxe ala1u1, nothing V hch threatens us With an
exodus Of laboy, we cau well see tha. It would be
infinitely TO The advantage Of The country to hod
kcme uears Of giving these eute-psatns spirits
career 1t home,