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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-15

RICHMOND HIGH AND GRADED
SCHOOL.

rl,HE fall term Of this Institution will commence
the last "Wednesday IA August, and continue
twelve weeks. Q. J. Doughty, Of the vermont
University, Principal.
Aug. 9-tdAvu
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HAVING transferred to W. II. q T. Il wilkins a
i portion Of the business heretofore conducted by
me. shall continue the business Grain, Plaster,
and Custom Mill -, at the same place.
GEO W. BECK WITH.
Burlington Sept. C, 1871 -dsEtf
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Genal llotifes.
JOHN CHOATE,s ESTATE.
THOMAS SIC BRIDES ESTATE.

'FNiE Sun,crihets, having been appointed by the
Honorable tro1ats Court for the district ofirand
lslet oliss uners to receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands % all persons against the
said District, deceased and all claims and demands
eshihited 10 offset thereto. Dc hereby 1--WE notice
that six months from the 18Th tav OF August A. d.
ISL, are allowed by said Court % the creditors Of
said deceased, 70 exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Us, and that will attend 10 the du-
ties Of our appointment at the dwelling house of
Susan Mc4rige il South Hero, in said District. on
the Oh day Of November next, A y. 1871, from 10
o'clock IN the forenoon till IN the afternoon.
Dated az south Hero, this ID Gay Of q September
A. j. 1871
BUZZ IANDuN.
a. j CHAMBE-LIN, ''-D---ss-'lers'
liwlE
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NetcoroiogIcal Record.

DO ..- De-. Lcn- p 10; Elevation above tide
~ IS feet. shove Lake Champlain ~ feet
SIP EwBER-FRsT WEER-lS7l.
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rgegvowETrE. BARON. WINDS.
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Times Building, Burlington, Vt.
Sept l4-wly
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-22
Sas Startuugsnlittrl fir Den Sansz
arhranf.

Die Wirtiamtcit ron 9uffetter'S bsriibmtsu
Nagenbitterem als sircm Specifcum fir Die
SrditiSun9 bsS 9siblui4tcu S6rpsrs uno aufbsttes
run8 bes nicbr8cihIa8cuen @rmltbrs III gum Sprids
iport s~suororn. in Den Strrtni9ten stoatrn, 100 bic
ie6 tpuuoerbGrt StirFnngsmittcl alien g4iosrTtanb be-
spun9eu uub dle Rebsnbubler perbunfelt bat, 1T bic
Ratfra9e oGnad in idbrIib 9ro6erem Serbdftnib felt
Sabren 9euG6icn, bis rntItb Der 9cp6bnlihe abfos
otsics W~tebttamentC5 ocnjtrt9Gn alcr anocrn Ulaz
gtnrittct 3uiGmmcn9cnommcu i%i6crtrtfit. Nus9es
teibrcte DiitBltc5er Der mebiSiniideu Yroirfiion unb
Soipitat=gcr3te Obne i3GbI BADEN ircimitbi9 ~Sugstan=
ben, oGB Der 0eitmittclzS ataIoe bgr SafultGt tein
ReJept entbllt, bas lpie SpifetterS' Dfaaen:SSittes
rsr Ioibe ipobttIdtt8e Nirtun9en bel 9pSpepiie, of
9emrtner SbVdde uRb Observation-Disclosures berporz
brtn9t. lin lr8 ocr g3ort; zines ebrluiirbisen ar,tcs
pon Jicipssort 5I b~cbtercn: Scr Sitters ii oas
emile pttImitt,l utO bns iiteritt e tirtures inittet,
tpeIIc5 lutr paber." gpCr Ole aniucntuag ocs 9robtn
oc8ctaUiltiten @c9cnmittels 1T mob pict uniaIeHSer,
ais isnce COB 81 %UrritCbsn 9itbt. Ms Gin 8or6eu-
1h5a5Initsel gGBeu cpibemil1e srnntbeittr, a(s Gin
5ltrd9lttes I,Snittta, ais Elm 46roerer her 9rldns
9mtg u0I 9Orperfrdft, ais Gin Hppetlterleuger, ole
Tin Wdgenmtttel uno ais Seitmittel aegen yterucr.
idpdbe bat tein Entertainment iemal5 cine fotGe re
putatton erIdnst, iute Solicitors 0iagcnbitttrcr. Gs III
as e tarfunesmtttel tRr ben Sausoebraud, Dee ame.
tttanti6cr 8ol.es, rmo tuiro e6 aaer 2Sabriheirlid.
felt nab nod In fon1menoer Sabrbunberter blettcn.
Gte Dia9naten Der WiiienibaIt anertenncn fei:c 8or.
Sli9s, unb oaB es in Der 3bat 9an5 entidlleben bic
NieoiJin bC6 9roBen Tubliturns lit, oas ipire burd
iciRcn urgCbeurtn uno itCts wabienber slbiae bcruies
fen. llJ-20t. &20lp.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-22
Die Ncrbinsans 3wifden Gu:
rppa unb N1em=Nprf

ipiro scscupdrtig our6 abt Sampfi6iiis
fabrts@ GeielliG attn unterba!ten, Die Su=
fummen LOG S6ife 5dblen, pieie BADEN in
benz DeraoTenen Sabre 500 8%unoiabrten
ante.ncatmen, babel 302, 14S Pal1aaiere
hnr t7cH,o0D Sonnen Sitter perfiibrt.
Die Gunarpz 2inte 5dblt24 Sampfer nit
elnem GelammtsS pnnengebalt BON $1,000
2pnnen. 9ieie Camper na6ten i'm Sabre
1870: 1875 Tunpfabrten uuo bei6rperten
100000 Sonuen Sitter. Die Mnsabl Der
bins uno berbei6reartenYaN asier mar 3d.
101, bterppn mtrben43, 6S1 ppn 9iperpppl
II. 11,42o pom 8oltpnu no Hemz Yprt iber=
ihiTt. Bon ben nab Amerita Neiienoen
iparen S156 gaiitens BaiIasiere Ii. 81, 545
3mii6enoeds Bahaoiere.
Die InGprs2 iuie Spiihen Glasgow II.
8ewsyort 3d1lt % Sampier BON 1000 bis
1900 Scnnen. Sm Sabre 1870 ma6ten
oieielben 102 Reiicn pm Jsp gort na6
Wlasspip uno 1913 Heiieu pon Slasgpw
nad Nep=yurt. Die Sra6ten betrusen
i'm 9urhihnitte 1900 Scnren fir ieoe
8eiie; I'M @ansen wurpen 307, 500 3pnz
men Sitter peribifit. Die 3abl Der bef6rs
berten gafasiere mar Sc, 1926, bierucn be-
saben iib 31,437 mad almerita uno 8139
tanten pen bort.
Die 5amburs : amerifanii6e padets
geieli6ait idbrt spiiden Hewsgcrt unc
6amburs nit Yerlbring pom !Sapre,
@berbOurs unb glpmrntb. Die einie wirc
Don 7 Sampisrn %befabren, bon lie 5000
bis $500 Spnnen @ebalt. Sm Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-22

uabnttu, pollen jeSod i6lie5tih nod tom
men, mcuu man ibueu uad)trigltd) @enu9'
t9uuug ucrldafft NIB linen ygeb0rige" Gil'
laouH9eH sutolnHeu laBt.
9tdfle &od)e, mad Der SuriidfunTt Der
9n6iauer. &ommifdrS Barter, meroeu bic
0inptlinge elne llnterreOung nit Dem rSros
Sen Satera baben.
Die en9liiGen Mitgliebsr Der ybObsn"
Sommiliou babeu uerguugeuen Samitag
benz PrG Ioertteu lire IbldieoSsS iitc Gbgc1
iiattet. @raf bon 9rcp uno sir Stafiorb
ytortbcote reilen nit 9encral Sttnf natlteu
Rtttuod) BON Rcm.Dort nad) Gu9lano alb.
Eroieiior Bernard uno Cir 9obu u. Vtcs
Ooualo filo ifor an Samitag Abeno bon
8aibiugtou ubgcrciit, Der Qegtere lit feline
6ciluatb nad) &anaoa, Der Grltrre noA ben
AiagarG 6dlleG, I'M BON oa uad) Qltcbcc St
9eben, Don NO er iih mad europa %.elnlt)lten
mtro.
- aud) &iccprafOsut Goliar iprtft lid
tnoelno iibcr oaS Serfabrsn oeS ScnatS 9t9et
ole bGibeH @orreipouOenten Der oN.sO. 8ris
bune" ans. Sr iagt, oaB oaielbe cine Sers
letIng Der peri6nliten 6rcibcit beiber Yt0r'
rtr eutbaltc urlo nattbeili9 ami bic nit 9totb
rtno Ytiibe am GRte Der ltRten Sou9reB'
Situug 3%uitauet gcbrad)te @inigtcit Der re-
publttantiteu Yartei mlrte. Die nN..D.
Srt9nne" ullo anosrs rsplotltailI,He iSl"IIft
lPttutn rg ~ ughs'utuI Sts't unS. % .s
g&rtDlle~ tllrt aus oaB oenl Seitate elle
ocrartige SurtSOittion gar nttt Sultcbs lIuo
CT ntdlt bere6ti9t lei, Siir9tr i'll 3eu8enbait
81 uebnel. @S 1T auffaleno, ooB, la1oenE
Seuat mo ReprGicntantcnbauS ihon 10 oft
III elmer iold)el &ritif SeraulalIun8 gegebell,
lt IVSt, lUo Gas gu tn9sHos SS!ug''n gt9.n
a"gul9st 'SG ge.tIusIosI PGIt.t 9'''S NV
", gag elre glal YtItese 9eltuqt Io.io; 1S
oel ltngeISn apn',ush ttaplulnng ?s'nU'
tattlut Slatstl 4sgH..nes, nue. isSt "' a ~,
ottalst Sl9aHt ~peguIpts!el' lpn'eS 90 W"
sotit otltt Ssle u'S n'l'"' INV ~sa'"9O'
9eIlI9hnn oe3Stu}htl: r.,,u,
las VsS poai S1my'5 L,t
ttISeltsttl SenttlW1e' "h Nlub -Sot''A1 y y"'
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SSpti,cu.

Nah einem ioebeu nit Werifo abges
idloiicren Sertrage miro Die interuutionalc
Gommiiiiou, meld)e Die acknowledgements
hidden Anipriide su priiieu bat, ibrc Sbas
tiSteit nod bis gum Sauuar 1872 fortieten.
Der rlele Sertrag bebari nod Der geitatisung
Seitens bes SenatS Der Ser Staaten.
= Inter ocn Snoiauer= 8 Guptlingeil, lpeld)e
iif) ieet in &uibinston aui YeiudD beiiuoer,
9iebt es aud adt Sauptlin0s Der 2lrrapa.
hoes, G6egenneS uno 8aditaS. Die beioen
eritercn Stdmme seb6ren gu ben bitteriten
Seinbeu Der Ser. Staaten, ruelfe aus pilrem
anseborencn BatriotismuS baS Slrit Der
Sleidseiidter si psr9ieBen licben. Die 8a.
ditas habcn Sum5beils nit ben ,patriotiifsn"
anfiften Der Snbiauer gcbroden. Sbre bier
anpeienben '6dnptlinge iIno Buffalo Goab
(oer Snftale-S tadel), HittleRapen (ecr fleine
@abe). sittle 8obe Ger ileiu. Stod) unb
giro 9bief (ber SoseL5 auptlinO. l
Die Sdnptlinge Der Siowas, Somaudes
unb apaheS, = brei Stdnme, beren Sinber
int 6ade,GultnS sessn Die Slei6sef6ter
aufge3ogen peroet = pei9erten iif), mad,
Waibingtou Su fomms1, neil bic ali fc ae.
riGteten Ginlaouusen ie ni9t namsntli9 er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-22

1870 mar bic Sbdti9tett bleier 8cieIihaft
ourh BEN arieg mterbrpheu une wlcoeu
pen oerielbeu plos $4,000 Iuuncn Sitter,
ionic 2S,O93 Ydiagisre beftrosrt; Odupn
tegateH iih 22,366 uu9 uno 5727 tlu,eu
opn Imeritu. Die @eieul6ait bat cine
Nebenlinie eiugeribtet, peren Shtiie ipiz
i6en 6ameur9, 6dpre, 6apauna Ii. Stem
Orleans iabren; All oieicr itebeu 3 S6iffe
mScrmenoung pen Suiammeu 7577Srmnen
8ebalt.
Die ''SociGle generate Transatlantic
que" fibrt Slpii6en 9tep-Dprt uub 9opre
uno tei6ditigt 4 S6iHe. SIN Sabre 70
ma6ten oieie 0ampier 20 5obrten in ieocr
Ridtung uno beitroerten 7030 8afu9iere.
Die 6rudteu nab 9tews2prt, I'M 9ur6
ibnittt $50 - 500 5punen per Sabrt,
teltlnoen pcrjigtib ans Stioe, icinen
&udren uno l9eiuen, Ole nab YteWa gprs
giugen; upn Nmeritd brNhten pteiclben
9dumnpIle, Salad, Rgrn fitr 6rautreih.
9la9 rcn 2tu2rruhe oeS &rie9c5 nareu
oieieIben porjii9lib mit pem Transport
ppu @aien, Wuuitipn, &~rjegagcrdtb unO
2ebensmittcI fir 6rantrttb beiddItigt.
Die National Steamship. Company"
fibrt Spiihen giperpopl upo NepsYprt,
bat 10 Gampfer pom juiammen 37,161
3pnuen @eboIt. SIN 8erlaufe oe5 SabrcS
20 matttp bieielben "a SObrten nab
Nep- Yprt unp 63 nab &tperpppl; wdb=
reno berielben puroen 1852 YNIIagtere
uuo 369,145 &pnnen Sitter beIfrpert.
Bon ben Yailagieren iubreu 3S,443 ppn
liverpool uno 470S tImcn pm Neipz
Yprt.
Der Hpropeuti6e glppo ldBt ieineS 6ife
aui Der 2inie Bremen : Nep : Nrrt Iber
Sputbamptpn fabren. &orpem gtl5brude
pes 8rie9eS, Der cine STRUNG in Der
Communication perria6te, iunoen ipbz
6entIt6 Spei 6abrten itatt. 9ieie 9eielIs
lhaft bat u Sampler pm ie 5000 Sonnen.
SIN Sabre 1870 purben in ieoer Hi6tung
90 5dbrten 9emaat II. $3.50 8aNa9ierc,
oapon 23,29S mad ImerIt1 u. SO21 bon
bort nab europa beibroert. Sic 6rubten
betru9en i'm 9ur6i9nittc 1900 SUnneu
per Sqif uno 5abrt.
Die Camper rcr n@jliam3 : nno
Guion'iben 2inie" iabren Spiiaen 2iuers
pOpI uno Nem=gort. Die @cleai8aft
belJBt adt 5diife ppn Suiummcn % Il
Gonnen. Sm Sabre 20 Madden JIG %
6abrten in ieoer Htthlng uno bcibroerten
mdbrenO pcrielben 3i,92S Yaiia8iete unO
1929 Sonnen Sitter. Son BEN BaI=
iasieren beSaben iid 29,33o nud gtewz
gprt unO nurpen 1898 nab 9iperpopl
9ebrn6t.
Die Snmanz 2inie jdblt IS Sampler, bic
jipii6en RewzDort ano Giperpopl Inter Der
Seribrltns ppn Queerslpmr fubren. Sm
Sabre 1870 ma6ten bieielben SO 5abrten
in iecer 8idtung, beitrOerten $500
Yaiia9iere unp 10000 Spnnen Sitter.
&pn cen Yafagiersr begabeu iid 10000
nab ben Ser. Staten urp 5000 tamen pm
bort nad europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-22
d Sieber
tCuiLLS ANDlEEER).
Sin iidocrcS Eosiltuttts(.

Inn 81. 90 touiet mon cine 6laihe 8iebijtr, tuct5s
oes bartndit9fe s8cdielhcber turirt. Sett Sabren
miro bieie5 6CIlmlttc( III Dem nlten @rocertc=Saotn
Rr. H1, Observation-Disclosures,
o%erfauit. &Gielbe Vat&aG1erte BON PerioHer, ptlte
aas anceren Witttet perqcbltt 9ebraubt BADEN, 9es
BtiIt. 0iau uertan9e Die
vNeuc Wfirtur
SIR. 70, observation-disclosures. g4cnige 2a9e FIND
binrei0euo, I'M cine ldn,lidc. Scrtrllnn9 berbct,i'
ilibreH. Sm bdacoieie Ncetjtn riHt furiren ioatt,
luirb oaS @)tto Blriid0egeben.
Co bepitft itcts 6ci.uua! (OfGi4, iWit)
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1rduuita.

am II. Oiat in Der Emanuel STRIDE hurf 8alor 6.
Stir:eu 6rieerih y. Reiiinser init SRI. Suite
Sietrid, con bier. d2D
tG3aibin9tonsr -. G. unb 8etinsr t3l.) 3situn-
gen mogsn Gel. %copiren!l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-22

am 81. Widi Gs,piu, II Sabre aft, Sobn pon Carl
uno Sliiabetb Rultina. Nreunoe Der 6arnilte finb
tad 3 mir pom TrSuerbuuSe, Wr. Is, Morn.
Smta,pi tra6e, aus beisuUobneu. u2t-2)
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Mene Mnjeisen.
Alzu 9emntraten, anigepaRt !

HhA1 ~thtuSAttkbr uhIykpupA
Gaut BefdluS, ben am II. Wai Die Stabt=G onpens
ton gefabt, iusroen beute, ben %. Wtai, In heu
e~inselnen a9arbS Yrimdr,pa9ten sur Grpdblun8 bon
Der Waros In elmer Stactconuention, weldDe Sur Nus
iuobt pom II Seputirttn Sur StdatssS onoention CT
mddbti9t III, nb9ebGlten.
Sotstnhe iirp bic ais Stiminlofale IN ben %betreffen.
ben Warhs aus9ewGbltrn BliSe:.
1. g8arp-Jtr. 1875, SiezgSa i9inStonfr.
2. Wdro-Ioroiue1zSGe bon Bomb uno Gbamcss
itrast.
5. gsaro-gds bon Soubs unS 8rattir.
a. leare-ytorooltzSte pon St9p- uno Scinbaros
irabe.
5. laarb-Jr. t73. Sorshtr.
&. gBdfo-Gde pom Srleauss inb 9aroltnetr.
z. ES4r0-Gd, pom SdSeritr. uno @rntratz apcrue.
8. @are-Gte uon Horreitz uno Wonumentitr.
9. Ware-StoroWcit'@te BON {5apettea unb 6rsbes
10. SSarS-saSweasGa e BON gazette. unS g0r,,
fruBe.-
II. 9aro-Vr. t6l, 0oros6otparbhr. , 1 Gbhre pom
WattenIaale hes b. Re9imertes. +
IL. gSaro-Wr. t02, Yrtltonltr.
f3. Waro-Worc,usfts Gfe ooHS saratoga uEh @tnr'
Il. Wart-Iorbneit sGte bon German unO Sine,
ltro6e. ,
ftraBe.-
Is. gBarb-3mauS8et'e, Nr. 1920, 9ambsnRr.
II. ~g8arS-Gtcrtss Othce, Sro6iu. sDiarft.
Is. Muro-NorooitaGte BON Sdroecrz unb SoIs
tinsitrabe.
is. Qburt-Tr. 20, rc=govpistonfr.
90. Warh-Gds pon EennislpGnia ; autnrs uuo
BieoteitraBc. .-.-
Die 0a6l tuirb nat ben NegilrirtiRcn gsiubrt; bic
Sttmnlotdlltiten hho bon Diittass l2 bis Mueues Q
llbr ofien. SIN Iultra9e bes 8ul5u9szausibufies:
.lobn Milrpr, Sbnlann;
(i20etl @eu. VI. Siutpu, SER.
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Neuer NnusWrrri1l
Ser neur, ,, SloDoitr. zSauDersiu 0ir. A.

Selb Serippfuug
oe5
9ruti6rn Sauz II. Sparbereins UT. 4.
Gle Ssrlooiuug hnbst itatt bcute, ben %. Mai,
abenbs 8 llbr, i'm 9otalc oes Srr. 8. SeIbius, Sfr.
40, store:c5apfrabe, uro iino ale Witalie6cr, TO-
fuie S0lte, iuelbe Cuff BADEN, cinem iolioen, aui libez
rate Contribution sesriRosten gisreins brt,utrrtrn. or
iltt, 81 eridttaen. y. 9ldnfer, Yrdi.;
y. Sclbins, 8icts BrGi.;
y. Brandt, Sdagm.;
Ho0-l Z. &Irum. Sffr.
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SQubereinc.
Si5er! 8urtbeilbaft! 9auerub!
Ser u2tbertp Herpctuat= Sauperz
Gin Nr. 80
IUIari4,3Wltt.l S.8nIe, Stftstdr.
SohujpuitrabcuzSauperel yir. 2.
y Nir. 3.

Die DtitaIieoer obi9en 8ereins iperbcn eriuht
bsute, oeu p. Wal, Nteros s nbr, Der 9Gttess
o%CrIammlung uno 9samtenluablbei5uipobncn ytitts
trinetnrRoe meroen geitrait.
tDuEt\ WI. 0IheI. GrFr
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Sir Wcneral.Wumalt.

Die 6reunbe ocs Gbrb. Sfaaf =. Juncs, Der 70
ti6tis unb treu feline Yhihteu oils @ensraisA nualt
oes Staates Marulano crilut bat, nobten ibn ats
9anbtcdten Jur Niebererluablnn9 81 benittben Nmts
aufitencn, Der @rtibeioung Der ocmoitatiihcn conisr>
patiuen Convention unteriuorieu. U19-22I
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Serlprcn.

@eIern Wioreen I'M 2csinatonsw M drfte, nate Der
Eacnltrabe, elm 9robes le6erncs Gaidenbub, $50 uno
luertbuone Bapiere entbaltenb. Yet AbltGieruna beiz
lelben in Rr. 81, RidDmpnefirahe, On Jphn gloe,
rpiro Der 1irbcr liberal helobnt. u20-fl
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Neae Mn3eigen.
@efriaerators, @isflhlcr II. /. III.

Cine 9rose Nusudbt Der beiten uno btQi0ften Ore
frtgetGtortn, Gisiiiten, 2BdiierflblCr une @lsolen In
benz Sausbaltnn9eartiIeIz uno Sfrus @eitGie pom
q. 6eidtmduu,
Sfr. as une SO. Rore.Gutaips, nabe
t2O-t,3) SQratpaQfraRe
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&oit INN &ogis

2ouiS Npffe1
in 0r. So, @ores8 reeeridfrase. uis-24l
Die 9nftnren Wasfins unb SagnaQ
bieten lire proieifonelen 9icuhe ben 9etuobnsrn
S1ltimore's no oer uIl9e9eno e%reebcnlt an.
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Der SaltimoreftraSe. (Oiai5, 4 lft.)
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No Wonder.

A Young man was recently execu-
ted at Newport, Kentucky, for burg
larry and murder. In his last speech,
on the gallows he said:
MY father was church-member,
and so was my mother, but they
never gave me any advice. They
went to church every Sunday, but
they left their religion at the church.
They never explained to us the doc
trines of the Bible" If the dying
testimony Of that young man was
true, it not only explained his own
sad history, but should be accepted
as a solemn rebuke by thousands of
Christian parents in the land. No
wonder their religion becomes a
subject of mockery, when the child
never marks any evidence of their
regard for its solemn truths beyond
bare profession. In the church
they profess to believe that their
children have souls, yet they utterly
neolect their salvation. If the force
of this argument, which our fallen
nature so firmly grasps, is overcome
nv the efforts of a minister, it is a
wonderful affair. Were the parents
deliberately to concentrate all their
influence on the mind of the child
to eface every good impression
made upon it, they could employ no
means more effectual than profound
indifference. With what silent yet
mighty energy, is his force being
implied to the hearts of many boys
and girls in the land! Their parents
belong to the church-go to preach
ing on Sanday-look solemn, and
that is all. The examples of their
week day lives make their children
hvpocrites or infidels. Better have
q milestone fastened around our
necks and be cast into sea than to
have our children say, when they
die, ''My parents belonged to the
church, but never were enough inter
ested in their salvation as to speak
to me about my SOUL"
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WILL CLOVER, PEAS, AND BEANS,
produce milk containing more cheese
than grass and corn? Such is said
to be the case, from the fact that the
former contain about double the
ouantity of nitrogenous or "cheese-
forming" material than the latter;
hut we know ofno satisfactory proof,
and we should, for reasons we have
not now time to give, expect more
cream from COWS fed on the peas,
etc, than from those fed on corn
etc,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of q Laxative
Medicine

Perhaps noonemedi-
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required by every
body as a cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
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adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgative PHI. The
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fectual remedy than any other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those VINO have
not, know that cures theirneghDors ana iriends'
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ways-that it never fails through any faut or neg
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thousands ofcerufcates of their remarkable cures
Of the following complaints, but such cures are
known in every neighborhood, and we need NOT
publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditlons
in all climates; containing neither calomel nor any
deleterious drug, they may be taken with safety
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ever fresh, and makes 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 viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
it into healthy action-remove the distinctions
of the stomach, bowels liver, and other organs Of
the body, restoring their irregular action to health,
and by correcting, wherever they exist, such de-
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Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box for the following complaints, which these
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For Dyspepsia or indigestion, Listless-
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should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
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For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
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iOus Collie and Bilious Eevers, they should
be judciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarrh0ea, but one
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For Rheumatism, GOut, Gravel, Pal.
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For Suppression large dose should be
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As a Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills to
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An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
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