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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-07
SEASON OF Is7o-7I.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

The Mason 4 Hamliu Organ Co., have the
pleasure ut announcing i'm purtant improve
Inents in their Cabinet Organs, for which
P'aients We're granted them in June and Att
gust last. These are rot merely meretrIcious
ATTACHMENTS, hut enhance the substantial ex-
cellence of the Instruments.
Tney are also enabled by Increased facili-
ties for mann facture, to make, from this
date, further reduction of prices On several
leading styles.
Having completed and added to their for
mer facilities large new tnanufRctory
they hope hereafter to supply ALI orders
promptly.
The Cabinet Organs male by this Compa-
ny are OF such universal reputation. not
only throughout America. hut also in Eti-
rope. that few will need assura ace OF their
fney now ofrer FOUR OCTAVE CARI-
NET ORG Ms, ia quite piain cases, but
equal accOGinK ~ their capacity 10 any
ting they make, fnr $50 e;t,n. The same
Double Reed, SDl. Five Octave Double Reed
OrshiIS. Five Stops, with Knee swell and
Ifenulant, IN elegant case, with several
the Mason Il iiamlin. improvements. SlZI-
Automatic swell, &C., $50. FIVE Oetavrs,
tnIee sets seeds, seven stops with Euphone;
sFlead.i ia >,ruinent, $50.
An, ~ illustrated catalogue, with full in
I brin ition. md reduces prices. Is now reauy
aud will ICE sent et, with "a I. stimon al Ell
GUAR. presenting great mass uI evidence
80 To the superiority of these instrunen,s Ia
a.yoiie 4-il.tina his add ess to the MASON
~ uAMI.lN ORGAN TO-, Isl fremont Street
30; tn, or $50 Broadway, New York.
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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-07
A G-NTS WANTED FOR THE
Il LIGHT OF THE WORLD.

Containing Fleetwoods life of Christ" and
Lives OF the Apostles, Evangnlists and Mar
tyrs;" Doidridge's Evidences Of Chrstisni-
ty:' "History Of the Jews" by J 1sephus;
'History of all Religious Denominations"
, with treatise ana ia;,lca relating TO events
connected with Bible History, containing
many fine engravngs. The whole formin
edge. W. FLINT.
9. S. Seventh street,
ocss-Sw. Philadelphia.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-07
ERRORS OF>YOUTIs.
DICHARD E. KNIGHTEN,
tsuccessor to John II. Grahau,l
pKALER IN
NJ wy&S ~ EC@

Aud manufacturer OF all kinds Of Tin and
Sheet Iron ware, keeps cnnttently ON hand
81 full and varied assOrtta snt Of aEticles IN MS
line of business such ~ Constitute first
class stove, tin and sheet iron Emporium.
which he will dispose of ut reasonable tei ms.
Our stock OF stoves is complete. Our "Gold-
en- NEEDLE" Cock Stove is the most desira-
hle now IN use, and We tuke great pleasure
in recommending ~ 10 those in need OF an
article of the kim. A trial is all that Is ne
cessary to secure it the favor of any one us
sing il. Repairing of all kinds done neatly
and promptly.
xA-Speciai attention paid to Roofing, Gut
tering and Spouting III all its various bran
ches
p, S.--Mr. ANDREW SISCO, well known
to hundreds for his skiilful accuracy in all
the various branches of the above named
business, is with me, and will give his at
Lention to work ef all kinds.
lap-l6-6m
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-07
The dlullar aa'seklg Sun.
TIE DAILY Sun, sc A YEAR.

A presmincntly readable newspaper with tAt
isrZest circulation IN the word Free, inde
evident. and teariess in politics. A tiia newa
from everywhere. Nv GEMS q copy hy mail,
80 Goats month, or SO year.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-07
HOOP SIzIIsTS,
3, 111E
I'LL

lI1J. Hopkins "Own Make" lIAJ
In all the New Spr ug styles, for Ladies',
Misses and Children; the quality and price
of which will recommend themselves to
every customer. tURSETS! CORS ErS !!
| COItSEiSt!! just marked dawn to gold at
par; making our prices less than they car; Re
affC rded until gold declines to that point
and ~ per cent. less than the price one yenr
ago. We were the first ia Philadelphia to
| give silver u change IT, our customers, md
| now AXE the lead in giving them fun adj
| vantage of the return to 81 specie basis, in adj
vance of the Gold market; which will he
! fnlIy appreciated by all vino examine our
, extremely low prices. Hoop skirts, Our
own Make at 81, 10, 80, 81. 80 20, so, VI IS. 81,
&C., tn 50 ~.
| Hand-made Whalebone COrSets at 80, CO.
| Is, a0, Sl.nD, &c., to sl,75. superior French
| Woven Corsets 1T 7lc. reduced from 500; at
| Sl0O, reduced from 81 abi at 81! > reduced
| from l.75, DC, &C., to $500, reduced from 81.
Il Werly Corsets at s2yl reduced flom
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsels a. sl.75,
reduced from sl.2I. Sc, &c. Mrs. Moody's
Patent Adjusting Abdominal Corsets at
| a reduction OF q cents, to Sl-W per pair, ac-
cording to qnality. All other goods proper
| tionaiix reduced. skirts and Cersets made
to order. Altered and Repaired. Wholesale
and Rstail-One Price Odly-Call or send
for descriptive circular.
VIM It. Hopkins.
mar I9-3m. No. lli5 Chestnut St.. Phila.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-07
BUILDINGS.

TIl3 Office is Immediately opposite the De-
pc =, in the buildings OF Mitchell d. Weddell
Sm yrna, Delaware. All Information desir-
ed " mail, given strict attention
I-2-ly.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-07
cAELuW's INDIGO BLUE
FILTDE1GEl'S IEDGuELE INK

Will be found on trial to he superior arti-
bic. Always on hand and for Saleat reason-
able prices. Pure Ground SPICES, Genuine
MEDICTNES, Chamois skins, Spunges, Ia
pinca, Pearl, Sage, and all articles in the
drug line at
ALFRED wILTBERGER's DRTTG STORE.
No, 2ss North secsno ST., Philadelphia
iuly2-l0n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23

On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urdy. evenings of this week, the grand militia
ry allegory and scenic drama, entitled, "The
Drummer Boy; or the Spy of the Shenan-
doah," will be performed at johnson Hall in
Gardiner. Mr.. George M. Smith, who is a
very fine actor, takes the character of Harry
Wallingford, the Union Spy, in which he wins
great applause wherever he plays. Mr.. Bib
Der, of Portland, who is also an excellent ac-
tor, takes the part of Col. DeLorm, the lead
ing Confederate character. The remaining
parts are taken by members Of Heath Post
and their lady friends. Magnificent scenery
has been engaged expressly for this occasion,
which will add greatly to the appearance of the
tableaux and scenes. There is much in this
play to call back to memory the sad expert
ences of the late war, and to touch the hearts
of the audience by its thrilling scenes, while
there are several comic characters that will
doubtless furnish fund of amusement. Our
citizens will have an opportunity of seeing
this exciting drama, as an extra train will run
from this city to Gardiner on Thursday even
ing, returning after the play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
From Washington.

Washington, May %. The President to-day
nominated Allinec Litchfield Consul General
at Calcutta. T. r. Adams, of the 9TH ar
tillery, is ordered to report for duty to the
chief signal officer. Capt. H. Gilbreth, mill
tary storekeeper, is transferred from Benicia
Arsenal, California, to Champlain Arsenal,
Vermont. Capt. o. w. Ernet, engineer, is
ordered to report at West Point Academy.
A large number of transfers have been made.
The Senate was engaged for five hours to-
day on the treaty. Senators Davis of Ken
lucky, and Thurman made speeches, though
not in opposition to the treaty. They sever
ally indicated amendments which they desired
made. 1t is said the latter gentleman ex-
pressed doubts as to the wisdom of incorpo.
rating in the new rules, or in the law of the
nation, prohibiting against neutrals building
or equipping vessels for belligerents, believ-
ing that this subject ought to be left to the
operation of the municipal law. Thus far
but one Senator has mentioned how he will
vote on the treaty, and this will be in oppo-
siton to it.
During the proceedings to-day, near the
close of the session. Vice President Colfax
feeling sick requested Senator Pomeroy to
occupy his place. Directly after the latter
gentleman reached the chair Mr.. Colfax left
the platform. On his way out he suddenly
floor but for the efforts Of Mr.. Flagg, the
principal legislative clerk, who conducted
him ON the chamber. Maj. Mcdonald,
chief cterk and Capt. Barrett door keeper
repaired to the scene, as did Senators in that
vicinity. He was conveyed to his room " here
he was laid upon sofa, and Doctors Bliss
and Mccoy promptly summoned They inn
mediately applied proper remedy when he
seemed much relieved His sickness was
probably caused by close atmosphere in the
Senate Chamber, as all the doors were closed
being in executive session. The Vice Presi-
dent remains at his rooms, and tonight was
conversing with his friends.
Several Senators said this evening that the
Senate will probably vote on the ratification
OF the treaty on Wednesday or Thursday,
while another remarked, an effort will be
made tomorrow to complete the business
even if night session be necessary.
A motion for a new trial of IIoratio Bolster
under sentence of death for murder, is now
arguing before the district court in the gen.
eral term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Foreclosure Notice.

I HEREBY give notice, that Elisha Smith and
i Robert C. smith, conveyed to me, by mortgage
deed, dated the 10th iay OF March A. ID. 1854, and
recorded on the 2lst OF said March, in the registry
of deeds for the county of kennebec, Maine, Book
240, Page 3lS, certain tract OF land situated in
Litchdeld, in said county, beginning at the north
east corner of land now or formerly in possession
of +. B. Woodward thence west north west by
said Woodward's land about sixty rods to land now
formerly Of =. X. Smith; thence north north east
by said Smiths land about twelve rods to hand now
or formerly in possession of Elisha Smith thence
west north west by s. X. Smiths land about twenty
rods to the corner of u stone wall; thence north
north east by said Smiths land about twelve rods
to Elisha Smiths land; thence west north west by
Samuel h. smiths land to the main post road ;
thence northery by said road to land in possession
OF A. Z. Ashford; thence east south east by said
Ashiord's land about lY6 rods to land of Aurelius
Ioothaker; thence south south west by sid
Toothaker, ID. w. Berry and Jos Williams, land
about l3a roads to land OF George Patten; thence
west north west by said Patterns land about thirty
SIX rods to land OF said Il. Is. Woodward; thence
north, northeast by said woodward's land about
~ rods to the place of begnnlng containing
ty-two acres more or less the persons above named
now or formerly owning or being in possession OF
the lands mentioned In connection with their
names. The condition Of said mortgage has been
broken, by reason whereof clam foreclosure.
CHAS. AZ. FAWCErT.
May 4, 1871. 3w20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23

Waltham, May %. John Roberts, of the
firm of Boberts & Co., and prominent citi-
zen of this town. died of heart disease it is
supposed, at half past five this 2. M.
Worcester, Mass, May %. In the Su-
preme Court to-day, Reuben and Samuel
Perry, Daniel Potter, Chas. Gleason, James
M. WEIGH, and d. Docherty, and Dan Potter
alias John Bull, were arraigned, charged with
robbing the Grafton Bank on the night of
Oct. 25th. They pleaded not guilty, and in
default of $4,000 they were committed to
Jail to await trial.
At the French Catholic Church of Notre
Dame in this city this morning, while ar
engagements were being made to marry three
expectant couples, the alter boys accidentally
set fire to some of the drapery, and for few
minutes serious damage was feared. The
fire was extinguished without harm however,
and the ceremonies proceeded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
From New York.

New York, May 90. The subscriptions to
the new bonds to-day were $4,000.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$G7S,473.
The only important new evidence intro
duced in the Foster trial to-day, was that Of
ex-conductor Peter Shumway, who testified
that while at the depot assisting Conductor
Goldthwait to make out his report of the as
sault and when reading over to the phrase
by, jumped up and said-''I'm the man,
laid him out, and I'll lay you out too sez-
ing chair. The witness told him the man
was very badly hurt, and he said that he
guessed he was not much hurt. During the
entire giving of the evidence, Foster kept his
eyes shut as if intently listening to and weigh
ing in his mind each point for and against
him. His wife and two beautiful Young
children were in court, and excited much
sympathy.
The trial of Patrick MeNenins for the MUIR
der of Edward Haynes began to-day before
Judge Bedford. full jury was empannelled
in / minutes.
The French theatre will be sold at auction
tomorrow.
The Germans of 40 held their annual pic
mic at Jones' wood to-day, Senators Schurz
and Gen. Sigel were among the speakers.
Judge Nelson of the Brooklyn City Court,
to-day decided that druggists can sell liquor
without license, and upon physicians per-
scriptons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
New York Produce Market.
New YORK. Nav %

COTTON-sales 2593bales mid. uplands IS.
FLOUR 100; state 6096 05; round hoop Ohio
western q; southern 000a0OO.
WHEAT IS 600 bu; No. lspring new
Co. do / 50Sl So winter red and amber western
CORN 5000; new mixed western, 7ls72 ;old
90.
OATS-state 600; western 67a7l
PORk-0O0. new mess, 10. COG 1912 old, 0o00
90 90. prime ,00.O0l3 0U9l4O0
LARD-OO9O0 steam; 9l6ll kettle.
BUTTER-Westn, state, 1880.
WIIISkEY OOO0; Western free, "a a94l.
RICE-Carolina, SAg9I,.
SUGAR-Porto Rico D 40 Muscoyado 81
10.
MO. ASSES-N. o. $50.
SP'lS TURPENTINE 57x.
ROSIN-260 for strained.
PETROLEUM-crude, l41a, refined, PAX
TALLOW- 969h.
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL Cotton
-four 8. d, wheat Cd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
NEWS BY MAIL.

The subcommittee of the Ku-Klux con-
gressional committee, without transactng
any business, has adjourned till the first of
June.
Owing to the prevalence of incendiary fires
in West Hoboken, Union and Weehawken,
n. j., the citizens of those places have voted
to form vigilance committees.
The divers have at last succeeded in reach
ing the treasure of the English ship Hussar,
sunk in the East River during the1Revolu-
tionary war, with $5,S00.0OO in specie on
board.
Mr.. Pho Echenique, wealthy merchant of
Lima, Peru, was robbed on Saturday at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. in New York, of $1,000
in gold and diamond jewelry valued at &c.,
900.
Daniel Docherty. another of the Grafton
Bank robbers, has been brought to Worcester
from New York. He is desperate char
acter. Only one of the gang is now at large.
The African Methodist church conference,
whose jurisdiction extends over New York,
New Jersey and Massachusetts, met in New
York on Saturday, Bishops Wayman and
Campbell presiding.
The Boston and Maine Railroad Company
has added a new train to its rolling stock
Three passenger cars, smoking car and a
baggage car were put on the rails Saturday,
and another passenger car to match them is
already far advanced toward completion.
The Versailles troops have at last sue
ceeded in making passage into Paris. The
fighting and slaughter for several days have
been considerable.
There is no doubt of the ratification of the
treaty by the Senate, so the Washington cor
respondents say, either to-day or tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
From Jamaica.

Kingston, Ja., May %. Venezuela dates
to the sth inst, state that Gen. Escobar left
Carracus at the head of body oftroops intend
ing to check the advance ofrevolutonary Gen.
Henera.
Gen. Souther has arrived at Carracus and
offered his services to Guneman to drive
Pulgar from Mrracabo, and to pay all ex
penses of the job.
The telegraph cable from ST. Thomas to
Kits has been successfully laid. Porto Rico
is quiet.
Vessels are wanted to carry off freight
which is accumulating. Sugars are on the
rise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23

S. W. Huntington Co. are openinga very
choice stock of men and boys clothing and
furnishing goods for spring summer wear.
All who wish a good fit and well made gar
ment at a reasonable price, will find it at their
one price stores, 100, Water St, Augusta, and
No !, Fosters Block, Gardiner, Me.
may20-+3t.
The world is tender footed as class.
Whatever shall answer best for wet weather
and dry, for sea and shore, is bound to be
popular, whether or no; and it would be a
bootless task to attempt stemming the great
popularity gained by the Gable Screw Wire
Boots and Shoes in the six months just pass
ed. They claim much but the public has
endorsed that claim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23

TOBACCO AND RuM.-Can any two agencies
be named which exerts so powerful an infu-
ence upon the health and happiness of man
kind, in general? The remark has become "A
maxim,- Smoking induces drinking, drink.
ing jaundiee, and jaundice death" Insur-
ance companies should raise the annual pre-
MUM to smokers, as on hazardous insur-
dnce, and then the practice would receive a
check from motires Of self-iaterest. ULEX,
THE GREAT ASrIDoTE, will cure the craving
and hankering for tobacco. Try it. For
sale by all druggists may23- +eod2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
From Boston,,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Boston, May. %. Steamer Roman, Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Butler to-day addressed the Committee
on Federal Relations on the fishery question.
After Gen. Butler closed the reading of his
letter on the treaty, L. II. Derby addressed
the Committee. He regretted that the views
of Gen. Butler had not been sent before the
Joint High Commits sion, and the members of
the United States Senate, as he believed they
were sound, and should receive the attention
of all thoughtful men. He fully endorsed
Mr.. Buffers estimate of the immense value of
the fisheries to a very large community in the
country. The mackerel fishery alone was
worth So, 100000 year; the cod fishery
alone was valued to the State of Massachu-
sets at IS, 900, 900 per annum. There was
another branch of industry, and that was the
supply of fish, daily to markets of the State,
that was worth 81, 500, 900 or So, 000, 900 a
year, and whale fishery was valued at least
Sc, 500, 900 a year. The total fishery was
thus worth l7,000, 900, or equal to one-six-
teenth of the entire productions of the State.
The language of the treaty, Mr.. Derby con-
tended, was to take away the sole protection
of our fishermen on the home market, and
throw them in company with English and
French fishermen who had not so heavy du-
ties to contend with, and who had every adj
vantage given them over our own men.
There was another and still greater consider
alton, and that was that we were sacrificing the
great nursery of our navy, for the paltry
consideration of the pitiful line of three miles
around some of the British provinces. This
line the British fishermen had no right
to. Mr.. Derby concluded, with a reference
to the injury the treaty would eventually
work to the new city of Gloucester.
Mr.. Atwood of the Cape district, endorsed
all that Gen. Butler and Mr.. Derby had said
concerning the fishery question, which closed
the hearing
The Supreme Court has decided the law
unconstitutional under which Maj. Emery of
Lowell was sentenced to 20 days imprison-
ment for contempt of court to answer ques-
tons before the legislative police investigat-
ing committee, and have ordered his dis
charge.
Geo. Simmons, brakeman on the Boston
Lowell Railroad, was killed to-day while un-
Stacking cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
From Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, O., May %. Bishop Clark was
very low to-day, and unable to recognize his
friends.
DIR. McReyolds has resigned the superin-
tendance of Long View Asylum.
Applications were made to-day in the U. S.
Court for the continuance Of the case of the
government against Rev. Maxwell P. Goddis,
Jr., for offences while Assessor of Internal
Revenue. The application is fortified by a
physicians affidavit that Goddis is suffering
from sottening of the brain, and that his life
depends on relief from all exiting cares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23

We LEARN WISDOM FROM EXPERIENCE
When the complexion is pale or sallow it de-
notes vtiated blood and unhealthy secretions.
By using FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF n.y.
PoPHosPHIrEs regularly, and observing the
directions accompanying each bottle, tor a
few weeks, the blood becomes pure, the Sc
cretions. of the body well disposed, the skin
healthy, the features assume a more youthful
appearance, while buoyant spirits indicate the
return Of health. may 22t&-wlw
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The Reporter says that on Monday evening
boy about fourteen years old was detected
1 stealing key from the stoor door of Miss
1. A. Libbey & Co. He was arrested by Of
Ger Colson, and finally gave up the key. He
ccused man from Augusta as having hired
i'm to procure the key for the purpose of
reaking into the store that night, but as he
'ad made so many contradictory statements in
egard to the affair, it was not thought best to
old the boy on such testimony. The boy
Tho called himself Charles Lishness of
Vaterville, was sentenced to the Reform
ichool by Judge Palmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23

HAWK, HAWK. SPIT, SPIT, Blow, Blow
and disgust every body with the offensive odor
from your Catarrh, just because some old TO-
gy doctor has not dicovered and will not be-
leve that the world moves, tells you that ii
cannot be cured. The proprietor of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay $500 reward
for a case of Catarrh which he cannot cure.
Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents 10 Il.
V. Pierce, NJ. d., 1873 Seneca street Buffalo
n. Y, for it. may 22-+&wlweod.
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New York Stock Market.

new YORK. May p.
Marlposa, 81, do. pfd.91; Canton Co. 50 < Cum
berland Co., 32; Western Union Tel. Co., COY
Quicksilver Mining Co., l21s Pacific Mail, 461s !;
BostonWater Power. Al Adams Elk. Co., soG !;
56k U. s. Elk. Co., 81 N. Y. Central and Hudson
River 1905 do. scrip, on. Erie, sols do. pfd s.
Harlem, l32 do.ptd ,l34 Reading, lis; Mich
Central, l2t Lake Shore and Michigan southern
ll33s; illinois Central 1854 Cleveland Pittsburg
i26,. Chicago North Western $50 do preferred
9S4 Chicago & Rock Island. ll54 Mil. Il St Paui
62h do. preferred sl1s Toledo Wabash &iWest.
ern .64A Toledo, Wabash Il Western preierre
sly; Pittsburg Fort Wayne .99tl Terre Hante
3o&, do. pid. 59h Alton, ll91s do. prefd III
ONO and Miss. 81; Boston. Hartford & Erie 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-23
In Bankruptcy.

CREDIToRs' MEETING.-By order of the District
Court for District of Maine, the second general
meeting OF the creditors Of Helen nj. Weber,
on the twenty-second day of June, A, ID. 1871, at
ten o'clock, A. Nj. at the Court House before Seth
May, ESQ., one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy in
said District, tor the purposes named in the twenty
seventh section of the Bankrupt act of March 2,
1867.
EVERETT R. DRUMMoND, Assignee of estate
of Helen NJ. Weber.
Waterve, May II, 1871. may22t2t&wlt
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lated by storm of war, and the city of Paris
in particular, as now drenched with the blood
OF her own citizens, is righteous retribution
for the Martyrdoms Of St. Bartholomew
Day, and the tangible fulflllment of divine
provocation to the church. That no weapon
formed against thee shall prosper.