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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

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eb0suaas 81 Sss filsl So sifesis ana ms Vat
cas-. AID pgoss $50 ss Lasasqssata u Fgtg SO
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Zion Church vii b open ID. w. Tor diyiu,
service Christmas Friday eve, At q o'clock
-'YcanR" Joseph Lugeue hsd HE foot quite
badly hurt iAsi week IN consequence q horse
which he was shooing, stepping upon it witt
ea.is just shArPened,
Petty ,hioNag has commenced again, nov
wagon ehsins, ueekyokes, he, are ia demand
C1.d leaa would Dc a fitting welcome 20 give sue
fellows ~ho dosire cold irau ~ much
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Tho singing class and sabbath school Of
North Bennington will give concert at Bank
Hall, in that place to morrow evening, under
the direction Of RIA. Lamb Esq, Loomia Or
chostra Band furnishes the insTamental music.
A grand concert and exhibition viii be given
at the Baptist chu1th at North Bennington, on
Friday tChfstmasl evening, uudur the direction
Of Mrs.r A Wheelock, consisting Of songs, So
los, quArtettu DUETS, choruses, etc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Tw CtEbsp 0sasr The syracuse Jaarra
s.tl .ts sep " the 0hsadasA giant ueH
e5nfess tA4s "a pasnss hail, tae FrsG.e
never ~ha sd O. - - L4s SHARE = tbs pre-
essl. = ~ salf = rs hslsl'sK nfesses iAat
h., 9Th ive otAsr nssa. naEaed 4aEes tna Hlsss
seat 80 Foi peigs. Iowa. ia ggHe lss., So the
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ca tAsts, 9ast SO tss ssalgtcft, ths stAta &c
~rs bgss3 aad seas s Asw fosf kn4 BARRED 90
tss tarm q Nsrtis, HaAs gelatlva. iicos' taez
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21
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Hfaus Ne a. fee
rar ral#s- afr stat.easd sesa.ss 4 asrr aet.as
CIR Directories af sl7ssttsHeass Sc thea De SOS
grrsrs san e SEQ ferseai t.iHf gerresrnt ff.r-s-
Hr.fss e. ssrata fv tts Nsv THs.aas ils,.aea.
hfst af, sssr ahAa H,i .ssHe suegsf s'aaa
Batl }aaasl s. tslt raa asasaga hats aa
asasssssrs .a tbe srl3 aa fhst vark sua shah
hate aHHs ua uesf.T frsF 'ren thss Hna.
sANryoN DAVENPORT A C0..
lagtrv rutashgrs.
81 tuytrass sheet Bastra
7. HeWF have ~ Fffssat ae agents aaHrasssH s
&C. aay va5t s1ra the Ntv lags srttr ptsra
1ouf aH5 he I.avrst nfrrsrsbf
R.p.Agp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

THa CENSUS eamHiliee d the q. S. House o.
Reprrseatatiyer Aas sEteed upan three Gnudret
a. tie uansber y representative under sae ne'
eor44. Should tbis actDh b. approved b. Coz
gtrss. Sev England would keep ber Fresen' enl
ssatlons. bot stiil she would h1r1.ae relatively
~etk Is 40 House n Representative, ss MONT
n The ADD. lanal Representatives would be giyeI
70 her. A1si n them wouid have TO DO given &
she WnFlefr sses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

THGs Is ADMITTED TO BE TUE FACT ~ TRE
Thousands who arc now BspS LF. Tobias cuir.
bullrd Nenillan Imminent Il has been Introduced
since lsti sad one after trying h ever without 81.
II viii positively core The updcr mentioned CON.
plaiHts, 10 used ne directed.
thfpu.c Rheumatism Sore Tas0at Headache, Tooth
ACHE SplaiBs brui-e= Old E5ras S. cliings Mtsdui-
To Bitrt, and Pale Va the Back Chest ~ Limbs Al.
lHscu internally tof Cteteta. ~ ryhua nysrntery
Group, Cole, Sea Sl kursa, rtrtIus spa etc. "
Is perfectly harmless 10 take intreupllg' ,Sre oath
aecumpa }ius each bouir) u bHs befcF tlilrd 10
care every Casc al bilihnl. Dysrntery aud oup n
.sad wien first taken. Always have q bottle iH the
house in ftadluess, anil yuu viii never regret It.
Prize fpy cents and one D0Iiar SID by TIE
druggists aud EtUrei cprrs throughout the United
sla,ys. Depot ~ PIk Place New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

II is stated that the Slmo,i universal feeBni
Sllfh existed smpss tie Republicans f7r TIE
immediate G8nissiou u tAo Representative.
frun virginia into Congress dDos not msintau
it, tarlnsr strensth since the srriysi ofa humble
ufyugiaiA Republicans. Who cypress. ia very do
eided terms, their opposition 10 any Congressiou
a seiieu unta iharu0gh investigation cAn b.
made iuto The condition u anGirs Ia tnr intorio
counties u tbs State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

IN thsss fsures srr H7t iarLBIsi fruit, segsta-
ard those together would sss,ly make a ya.aa.
uaa 81 s7Aga co. nauug grand sgsre gate ~
szg2l, $50 gao-the worth q the crops raised ia d
single year aanast enough 90 pAy 90 our great
national dsit u lg oaula be turned in far that
purpose. But 20 this Do account 10 made u tho
Ea.a.sr and tbo iF9a crop, nor 81 the yast vale
us Of ogr manufacture during tao fear.
Ia vea e Haa eHbiFt. w.th esauaggs by ua
u.eans exaggerated bat probably below lha resi-
facts. as people w. ahault thsHk God that car
national prosperity rather than talk panic faf tho
qualification q The bill.ens tribe q ruin .m5ag.
erB.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

srrsnln Nunras h.s HlE8e a esntAAs u d.
sentts. AL hpds uhsi shgrs are fartt-tso seHs
tart -b9 ~aA ssppstt bis amendment to tas e'
reported b ihe Jadtaiafy Committee, Repairing
the fhlfoAllau q She I5ah Amendment, bs fore o
Bssts i girsu representation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

This f. the Best Family Remedy, 10 cHrs al kinds
Of Pain. yOu ever tfird.
u j. clean sats sud delicious 10 lse. and yea
81 faithfully, Il viii d. yil 10pd
Directions Oh each bottle Boy tot the bmggift ~
Hsrehatt Ypu trade. II they have hpt gHt itoa
hand taey Wil sFt aF f al your rrqucs aga sei y8s
BeuatHe EeuUF's F4lH.EifHg Aa1g 0H, 90 the n44us
utaefurer. lowest price as rrHil
tyr sold by Druggist Hegrh4u and Gtneeu.
Ii II pHt Hp 10 three sizes sad r4iled sIdal sizs,
"Medt4m size, r." aHa "thre I unity ~iEsf boflios
Nm EkA&E, Sole froydc-5F aHd MHpImrsafsf
GIai PittsErta. Mas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

psasas agss1s 80 = NhsAlastsa g seesle
: cAsGgs e tss psnsaa1 A~ y naFs pe2s-aae's
sraH tSt aEslz4ss4ae x she 1.A-44 sss4is ost
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a. .asa - paSit a 4 49, sse@1a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

II Lea. Hasl 4 asHlg I eAssiar. a.e3 SUI.
~ a L.a fss.4s4es - sAtas,.-g eseas-s la-si
rs rs.-gs- 4-,41l ~ l.scA aFs-sl -4y = 49, -
~ = IA. - CO. s4:-z1 G41sl--L
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

"a 8 aa4galaa gersslg kasd tee ps-ssEs
es1A 80 aars- A. ttsy 1hyt ~, .s.s ---g
Fossels4p.f - - - pe@s.-s. L-sy vxgs "
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21


tried H. know that Il cured them those who nave
not know that ID cures heir ueiglbars aad friends,
and all know that Whist i doe once 4 daea always
that Il never fails through any fault Or neglected.
~ composition. We have thousands upon thou.
sands u Gertsaic ~ their remarkable eures Of Tho
following complaints, b9t such cures avg haown =
Adapted to all ages aud conditions IN all clnatass
containing neither eal0me or anY deietGriIus drug,
they may be taken win safety by anybody Their
sugar coating preserves thern ever fresh and nakoa
them pleasant O. take while being purely vegetable
no barn can arise FROM their Use in any quautitY.
They operate by their powerful influence on tho
intefusl ysaefa - purfy the blood aud stmn b L
into hs4luiY action remove The 8hssTuCuOus VI do
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs ~ The
body, restoring their Irregular action " heath Hnd
by correcting wherever they eIist aufh defango'
meuts as tho lfst 0risiu Of disease.
Minute directions are given IN ths wrapper
The box, iaf Tho following complaints, which thsso
For Dyspepsia or IadIge=tisa, LtstIess-
mess, EangasF and Los- Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately b sttm'ilafe ne atom
hrh nni restore its heAlul9 zone ana action.
fur Ever GonpiAin and ~ various symp.
toms Hiiiou, uRsise hF, sick saeadaeh@
IaahdiCs ar CrrsH stchaess, Hliloas
Collie AID Biltous Beysr., uiey Should be ~.
die1usy taken for each case q earret tie diseased
action or rem ave tnG absiruetgRs which eausc IL
for Dys~Htrry q n'arrhar@, but une mild
F9r Rh~nmati.m, Sent, Gravel. EsaIpi.
tatioa Of th~ Inesrt, Psin tn the side,
Back aud E1taM. they Should be r3niIh lgusiy
taken ~ required - change he iisaazeB 3 isa n
me systeus VIVA such change uiass complaints
GlsapPe1rr
Fgf DrorFsy ard DTep.ieaI sweIItaRa Bey
rh9uli be taken 80 large a4id fulHsl doses - pro-
d4ee tha eFref ~ IfAstie plbg0.
F1f Hupprsusl1a large i8ss sh9uI be taken
Es ID ufldHtes TIE lesrgt rfa"t ~ YMpRfHF
A. DfaHer gnft t4Ar rae n two ffHs y pro
mote nssti3B aad relieve tif1 sigfnsin
An occasional tBse stimulates Uae stamsfh sHf
bowels igfg HTaiff3 arf0ui Fgf9rEs ffae hfpet 81.
ana iHT.x8fates tha aYstaas Hence u b. aftrH at
vtHiaxFIas wtiFfH ~ Frr~as lf mont frtstss
Uaa RiiY ferris UsLafn8y aelI YffH 81 n tast dpsn
~ uesa fsius make Hini f~ei aes i8g .ailef from
Their cleansing aAi fenafa itas eHsat "a ttH 4sgos.
bFe sapaFatIs-
m. j. q. arm a 90, Practical Chemists,
LoRELL. HAss., q. =, a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

TURNER'S NEURALGIA PILL-The great rem
sdy for Neuralgia aud IN Nervous Diseases. More
than 100000 cured by 10 "a the ast iva years ~ &c
by mail, package 81 ,0e, 9 pschasea ssg1
THE LORRAINE VEGETABLE CArHAETIC
PILL The best known remedy lot an Diseases oftbe
Blood stomach ilgcr Kidneys f8r Headache Rheu-
matsn aud 10 Al where eaihartic Il quireJ,
Price by mail. box 81 c,s,--5 noses tEaG
TURNER Il co, 40 fremont Street Boston. MSS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21
MANCHESTER JOURNAL.

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nw nafAaas ss EaFi hsst tas arswf n var
as ~ 0sass aaFvs- ~ sss sFFaa1azi HEss
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21

Perhaps no one mefii.
rine II - universally re
guircd by everybody az
a cathartie, nor was eyer
any before 90 universal
ly adopted into use, la
every country and among
AT glasses as this mild
but emrient pufgatiye
PiH. The obvious reR
E0n u lhatitisAmoru 70
liable and FAR more rfiee-
t1al remedy than any
ptngf 1baaN Wb HRWn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21
Special Notices.
A Cough, CoIi. w s9ro Throat

A Cgogb, Coils, cr Sore Throat
~ grg Ices tnmelisls tttsaUaa. as
kSasAA regca a.fsa retal's SO aa tssasats
EFTVf,lLlM aae ptrBer
Vce<#FE1 uRowSs BRONCHIAL rGoGUEs
(A1s~ VIII aoat H,Feisb,t riy sinstsut reHsi
Faf Bs.arm7is. AsrnnA. t4rArha. Casslprtira sn.l
Tuao,7 Dns.st'. lies asrs sao'ttsg essa,
SINGERS and ryRuc STEAMERS s,s tbsa 20
clear and strengthen she vsite.
op,ier ,a he good reputation and popularity oftA'
T-osbes, maoy ragaess saa shsap arlsaiaaa o.. efsr
sd shs1 arf ess for aofAfay. Ne sure 60 oEr4fs hs
Iyss
HEoWN's BBaNCmAL TEOuuES
Gm24 satu KyrErwarHK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21
Weak Back, Pains Of the Side, and Of
the hips,
And sboHl The kidneys, are relieved at once BY the
application ~ one 81
AIicocE's Porous plasters.

G1tn50WH, ill., Nov, Il is6s
Hsssrs. Thos. tlleost a. CO.. Caring an s1tenplys
practice Of ten years have been frequent Wltass.
et The mzgiesl qaltiss If YpIf PurIas Plsst -.
can ccIfi,y thai They area ail ynu claim ftF them
ROBERT Z. CANPBELI, NJ. d.
d. Niger. n Savannah, Ga. says they arc the best
mechanical supporters flr wrak muscles eVrr disrov
frcd. that by ibsi warming properties they bHas
power and heath nutil The strength 81 the muscles
are tBtifelp restored tHst be Knows o Ease where
Alieoaks PlaftgTr cured gentleman 81 seak spii
hat he daily PraseHbss thsm 10 bic practice, witt tss
hsppCsl rcrgltr
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21
Bottled pnralYsis.
One Wholesome Preparation


dyes Worse Ihan the fate u Absalom may be the
fats u those who use them
One Wholesome Preparation
for dhsnaibg the hair 70 any desirable shade from
brown to jet black may be procured everywhere VIZ
Christadoros Excelsior Hair Dye.
AHor esr5hli analysis, Professor Chiffon, the dis
tpgEihti ChEmi ", has AJ#bgrlsd me proprietor TO
declare on his behalf that it contains nothing delete.
aous 10 health. No other hsiF dye % tAe world has
the Ike guarantee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes Of Laxative
Medicine.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

An international industrial and agricultural exhi
bition will he opened at Altoona, North Germany,
during the months or August and September.
The Independence Beige mentions that expert.
ments, ranging over period OF twenty-six year s.,
prove that salt mixed with all kinds OF manure
tends to increase the power OF production In the
ratio OF $50 per cent Common sea water wher Q
easily obtaInable, is equally efficient.
In Styria and Lower Austria the lower classes are
very much given to eating arsenic, chiefly to obtain
by that means fresh. healthy glow In the counte-
nance and rotundity OF person. When about to
ascend hill they put small lump of the poison in
the mouth and let Is dissolve, which greatly relieves
them from fatigue
Hops have not been generally employed az fodder,
and their bitter taste would rather induce the belief
that cattle might not fancy that kind OF food. An
a farmer In the north OF France. being short OF
fodder, mixed some hops with II last autumn; and
that not only di1 his cows take to II very we'll but
that they rewarded him With large increase In the
production OF milk.
The Madrid Gdcetd de los Cnn,fnos de Hfer1'o says
that new kind OF cotton called bubuy, Is now being
extensively cultivated In the Philippine Islands,
through the exertions Of missionary, Father Rivas.
The which produces 1t II OF very large size; IL
begins to yield In It's fourth year; after the 1fth 1t
has generally attained the thickness or q mans
body Its pods measure from three TO four inches;
100 OF them Will make up three pounds OF cotton,
which, cleansed are paid at the rate OF nine pastres
mine dollarsl per hundredweight.
Somnambulism Is very dangerous affection,
which Il has hitherto been found extremely dlfflcut
10 cure. Professor Pellzzar OF Florence, seems TO
have hit upon q successful well curious plan.
which simply consists In winding once or twice
round ones leg, on going TO bed, thin flexible cop
per wire, long enough TO reach the floor. Eighteen
somnambuliss treated In this way have been either
radically cured or temporarily weaned from their
unfortunate intrmity. The Gdzzetd Medfc1 OF
Venice. which reports the fact says that copper
wire n known to dssipate magnetic sOmnambulism,
and that this circumstance led the Professor to have
recourse to this strange remedy.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

the tradesman, the mechanic, the unso-
phisticated Villaoer or the Young OF either sex,
and that outside OF hrs immediate circle ms sem
tlments have no influence All inns mas passed
away. Iypes and the printing press nave been In
vented. This Is OF the facfs we must remember;
ana our comprehensive system OF educafion, which
gives the priceless boon Of knowledge 10 the enid
and the adult TOO. II he wishes IT, has produced
DoDulation wh ch reads with avidlty every word
sent forth by the agencies referred to- In view OF
this a single sCeptic can commit his thoughts to
paper and by means of the printing press, multiply
those thoughts and scatter them lar and wide. so
that in a short time multufes win be tainted with
his poison. The friends o. religion require 70 be con-
stantly the watch, as the opponents OF Chris.
tiany were constant in season and ont OF season.
having societies organized, which are sus
famed by ample capital 10 forward their endsn
The only safety for young or old was In thorough
knowledge OF the arguments that refute their ap-
parentiy plausible theories These were 70 be found
abundantly in the Bible He then. in a lucid man.
ner portrayed the evils that would result from n
failure OF Christianity showing that the proper or
dering OF society, the state OF mans welfare and
progress and his ability TO govern himself and in
turn be governed. depended mainly upon the infu
ences or Christianity. To utter one thought that
weakens the GOSPEL 20 print that thought, Is there
fore direct assault upon the pillar on which our
whole social and governmental fabric rests. and he
who does 10 acts with the knowledge that his intent
carried TO successful issue involves social and pO-
lticai decay. He showed that scepticism was not
necessarily the result OF investigation into science
or the pursuit OF art or politics. and referred to the
bright careers OF Newton, Farraday, Milton and
other great men Of the past.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
TINE PRESENT CONDITION or TINE AUSTRIAN NAVY.

A Pola correspondent Of the Triester Zeitung de.
scribes the present condition Of the Austrian feet
deplorable "The propeller frigate SchwarZenberg,p
says the writer, (Which brought into dock some
months ago to undergo some pressing repairs, was
found on closer examination TO be In such state
that every idea OF attempting to make her seaworhy
again was abandoned. 1t was therefore decided
that she should be henceforth employed as school
Of artillery and be deprived OF her engines. The
screw frigate Adria. which has hitherto been
used for this purpose, will thus be again
available for active service. In consequences
OF the loss Of The Radetzky, the wretched
condition OF the scnwarzenberg and the botched
construction OF the Helgoand, which 1t has
been considered prudent to strike out OF the Inst Of
seagoing vessels and to oer for sale to the CHEST
bidder, the Austrian screw steam neet available IN
the contingency OF war Is reduced to three weak
frigates two corvettes and seven gunboats. Besides
these screw ships Austria possesses seven ironclad
frigates and in two years the number VIII be raised
to nine when the two casemated ships Lisa and
Kaiser Will be completed. The entire number OF
Austrian ships at the present moment capable OF
taking part In action IL, therefore, In all nineteen
carry Ing 237 pieces Of cannon. eighty Of which
belong TO the modern and l53 TO the old and almost
useless system OF artillery.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07
ANOTHER D:FAlcsTIos IN CONNECTICUT.
Trouble in the Hartford Trust Compar

From the Hartford Courant, June 81
lt seems that the resignation Of Mr.. George ID.
Hastings as secretary OF the Hartford Trust Com
pany was compulsory matter, II having come 10
the knowledge OF the President OF that company that
he was defaulter while cashier Of the Tolland
County Bank from which position he came here to
take the secretaryship OF the Trust Compa
ny. The Toland County Bank recently dis
covered that Mr.. hastings account while
there was "overdrawn" to the amount OF
$4,000, the "overdraftsn having been concealed
by incorrect ootings. II has also come out recently
land County Bank there was an over-issue OF the
bills OF the bank TO the amount OF $4,000. Adding
about 81 900 interest the 'overdraftsn IL followed
that the bank was minus about $4,000 ia funds
justly belonging in ia vaults. But Mr.. Hastings had
succeeded. during the twelve years he had been
using the money OF the bank IN establishing repu-
tation for genial, social nature" which we sup
pose was considered 10 be worth what II cost, It
Is avered that he intended 70 pay back
the money "a soon az he could earn IL. The
deialcaton having been discovered before he earned
the $4,000 his friends nave paid that amountto the
bank, 50 that Mr. Hastings can enjoy his repu-
tation for geuiallty at their expense. THIS
seems 10 be Just one more OF the many cases
which come to light (and all SUCH do not see
the light where men established regulations for
generosity, genality, &c., on other peoples money
The excuse In this case, as in most others of the
kind. Is that the cashiers salary small We are
not informed what the sum was that was insufficient
for his support In the quiet and inexpensive town OF
TOlland, aud we do not know whether he ever In
formed the bank officers that he could not live upon
his salary. We do know that many an honest man
lives and supports large family, even In this city,
on an Income much less than country bank cashiers
usually receive They do not, 10 Is true, establish
reputation for genial natures" always; they are not
known everywhere as "whole-soued, generous, good
fellowsr but they are regarded az honest men.
and such a reputation, although not as wide
spread ~ the good fellow sort, generally, Is
worth more we believe. we suppose that there
viii be no cure for the much too frequent
use OF other peoples money IN extravagant
living or private speculation, until "deialcation" s
called by some harder name and some penalty Tor II
prescribed and enforced. Down In our police court
the word "deialcatOn". has no place In the vocabu.
larry, but much shorter dictionary word IL applied
TO the unlawful appropriation OF others goods AS
long as the heaviest deialcations are "hushed up'
and as long as expensive habits are passport 70
favor In sOcie% we suppose these "overdratsr will
be made by pcrsons In places Of trust who must
keep up appearances" We see no cure for the
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