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CoNsuMrrloN Can BE CURED.
SCHENCKS PULMON1c SYRUP,
NCIJE Nch'S SEA WEED TONIC,

SCHENch'S SCANNED TONIC,
SCHEACA'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are tho Gully medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
sometimes medicines that will stop cough will
uftcu occasion the death u tue patient. Ii LOCKE
up the liver, stops tho circulation of the blood
lenprrhase t,lluws, and. in fact, blocking IT,,
.ction ot tue very organs that carsed the cough
Live complaint ani dyspepsia are the cause
uf twv-thirds OF tue cases Of consumption. Many
,ro now complaining with oull pain ia the side
the bowels sometimes costive and sometimes to,
iuOSn, tongue coated, pain ~ tho shoulder blade
eelins sOlvtmes very restless and ut o'heT tiine'
iruwsy; the iuud that is taken lies heavily tn,
tvlnaer, accompanied with a idity and Lelchinl
Il Wind. fneSe ,ylnptYrs usually Originate iron
disOrdorcd condition "i The stomach or tvfpn
liver. Persons so l. ctad. il they tahe one or Nv,
ieavy colds. aud tue euush IA tnesc cases he
ilI,,nly stopped. the Lungs. liver and stomach
sus, mad reiuaIn torpid and Inactive and beiur,
the patient is aware Of HE situation, the lungs AZ,
sml at sires, and uleeTated, and death is ia,
Oeyitable lesult.
>cueuck's rulmonie Syrup ia an expcetoran
which does not contain my opium, nor anything
calculated 10 check cough sudisuly.-. '. ~ q
Sencu-k's Svaweyi tVuie dissulyes the food mix
S With the gast,is juice OF The stomach, digesl'
easily nouri9 g the tyst,In und creates a heal
thy circulatioagf tae t.qod.. Whom the howell
are costiye, sk Ia saliow, and tho patieat is Of
bilious habit, sehoneA's Mandrake Pills arc re
quircd. s.,t t.iAiHfu IL - n. i
These moditines are prepared by Dr. j. II
SOIIENCK & son, Northeast corner OF sixth an,
Arch streets, Philadelphia. Penn and for sale b.
GEO. O. GOODWIN & CO.. s. Hanover street
Boston. John I Henry, S College place, New
York, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally 2liIe
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For the Register.

DhoohNNtLLL, VI.
Mr.. Editor From close observa-
ton | ani thoroughly convinced that men
possessing perfectly well balanced minds
are not plenty. | do not mean that all
arc insane, but simply that almost every
man has some weakness or inanit peculiar
To himself. which is more or less sppar-
ent to others. aud often becomes source
Of annoyance to his ucighbors, or tn
community in which he resides. do not
merely aluhe 10 those who have glaring
faults, but would Include well meaning
citizens. who, III following up the one idea
that forms their hobby, deeply injurc 9th.
ers 1t is au old aud true saying thai
no public Improvement should be allowed
to iujure private individuals without b
fair remuneration. Cases oi Injustice Of.
ten occur which civil law will not resent
yet The moral cod. found in the Binls /.
SURE to hit 1t is true grta, achievement.
are sometimes wrought N the arts aud
sciences by concentrated thought uhh 81.
becomes n martyr 10 his oSu theme. aud
never could become proficient in any
other pursuit. IL is often Mdicrods u
witness some Of the freaks which Il weak
ucss may | .ad men to commit hiv,
seen splendid ornamental shade tiaes al.
most ~ .ned by cioso III inning to suit III,
pot caprice Of individuals who labor uu.
der mistaken views in regard TO publ,
utility. II Is not we'll 10 bestow too much
thought upon any one theme il we would
reliin our equilibrium. Let ,hc faults
we sea ia others remind us 70 search fol
our own. More anon,
OBSERVER.
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wns wsi ."..,, LIarse TO til" 1ufy'

49,. Gss<
vi :. Jndge's L.h"rse W W" a.-..
n,,eier 10 thy Grst "A
, any tnJ,a Davis colf .oued
euVn' sl,. sosaarsr 10. toog,rd
W nae'e, -, ,,t.,l .s 1horp bv ,be
tue WIN, 80 ,he,, ,oe,a,Js hi, wife
eV'oeuce dosn;.,, hi. bevond de.
anu e.'''' ,;,, 10 the evidence. hs
sciipuo.' H., could not have deceaspl
sa'u' ~ ,,o," - explain the letter, >
oe'o'o ' '"e Of .xplaualic ,,hey
we'u i,., r,,,,cmbe- ,,,, ,b,.
Ju'o'S :.I.a,, -,....',, ',.o.,'-,h ,,,
80 ';..i , :" ,I.;. u,r.L or
p") ,ss''','' 49, -. do.
'pl' ao'Iis' Ill., Ill.,. ,h, nro,.c,inr
,''s' wero cIia'', u 49, ~" ;h., ,hnv
/. Oh 'ne 'a"' i"o VIZ IL" ,t.' aaaaasod -,
b. "'sn' oP.u 'us y h.a ~ onab, 10 die.
Y Hno" ,n's -; "a a; ~ o -..l.
i 'u ~. g., so.d rr,,m charge Of
}. r.,i' "o Sr",se, I'm, The testimony OF bad
y ouueo ~ n,'a drcsa,ed person could not
t to ra,,,rded 40 nuv justification for his
i 100 Tie lowliest mel, were under the
= .,sa,aa, inn of m, law equally with the
" highest in the land. 'i-' r 10. .a'',
Ii NAV be that Walworih was unfit Ia
II live, but the jud 70 to determine that did
d not sit in this seat or in the jury box
: the only one TO determine that was the
Almighty and Ombiscicut Judge. The
}, jeicnses were two.fold : First, that the
u prisoner was at tho time insane ; second
! that he acted in self-dciense. Tho sec.
: ond he proceeded 10 consider first, and
>. warned the jury that there was no such
{ crimes known to law as parricide. or mat
;. ricide, or fratricide. however well the
= names might be used in common cou'
: versation, nor was this Court TO take In
10 to consideration the laws Of ancient
:, Greece, or Rome, or China, where specia
- laws were enacted for tho punishment c
. those who killed their parents.
:. In the eyes Of the law this crime wa
:" homicide and was no greater than tn,
= killing Of stranger; therefore the SAM
IL rules were to be adopted as 10 trial 10
r Tho killing of II person other than hi
al father and inc prisoner is entitled to tn
n. same consideration in regard to the oues
IN ,;an ~ ;,s,;s,,,;or
Of u;s honor CHARGED however. that rh
Is ;urv sbouId NOT Tegard fears which III
40 prisoner entertained for the life of hi
IL mother. Tbev could not be regarded a
ly .nv justification of b;s crime. and the
he .houId only regard those fears which wer
err orsonol Tho l., M Ala not mako IL inst
at e.,;a -, ,ha t;,I;,o or u,,, ~,
an done ,brougb fear that the life of anoth,
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Han HANDED OUTRAGE oN TnE PLANS
Omaha July 1.-The wife oi sccti II
MASTER. Al miles west Of here, while
,lune in the section house the Other day.
was assaulted by II negro aud II white
man. aud in the stru igle that on-ned wa
cruelty aud aim st fatally shot. The rui
fans then fed, and tho woman tainted
rom loss Of blood. Upon being found ny
her husband in the evening, hello was pro.
cured and she was carried to Sidney. a.
nnce crowd Of excited and angry ciii.
gems and soldiers formed and went in pur.
suit Of the scoundrcls. They were over
taken among the bluffs, and were instant
~ shot down in their tracks without mer.
cy, Such is the quick justice Of far Of
western community.
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The MAssACmCsLrrs ToTAn Abstinence
SOCIETY rcuders good account OF itself
for the past month, during which through
its officers and agents, five in number, ii
performed The following noble work :
Number of clergymen visited. 66; Sab.
bath school supcrinteadeuts, 40; Sabbath
schools addressed, II public schools ad
dressed, 1856; pupils addressed, 5000
names attached to the pledge in publ,
and Sabbath schools, 1899; addresses de.
livered by secretary, general agent, sub
agents and clergy, other than school ad
dresses, 4 pages oftomperance literature
tract size), circulated, 100000; tota
amount OF collections made under the d.
rection Of the general agent, s60l.06
salary and expenses of the agects and
other expenses, S594.99 balance in ia
yor of the society, SCOT.
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State Senator Edwards of Kansas late.
y said TO n uewpaper man, who had ask :.
ed him about Pomeroy- affair ." |
happen to know that Senator York'4 story
was true. ADD the people beloved it, too.
Senator York was not the only ono Pom
eroy tried to bride. | myself was an OBJ.
Ject OF his attention. was repeatedly
urged to vote for him and name my price.
The clean money was offered, aud every
ludaccmeut u tho world held out. There
were scores of men in the Legislature
with Pom's money in their hands when
Senator York made bis exposure. Old
Pom's reputation is too well known. He
may Hn1ndcr around for while in the
sea Of kaasas politics, but that is all. lie
is gone up for all time"
Pints and quarts VI lil,by Catarrhal
discharges. Where does il all come from?
rDc mucous membrane lining the cham
her OF tho nose, aud its little glands, are
disceascd, SO that they draw from the
blood It's liquid, aud exposure to the air
changes it lnto corruption. This Tito H.
lhd vas TO b"lld up the system. hut it i,
extracted and the system il weakened b,
the loss. T, cure. gain, ile,h and strength
ny using Dr.. Picrce's Golden McIica
Discovery, which also aeis directly upo,
these glands, corrcc'iog them, aud sppl,
Dr.. Sage's CaIarrh Remedy with DR.
Pierca'' Nasal DOucIe, the only me'hot
ct redching ths upper ctvitiea, where tic
discharge nceumul,tes aud comes from
Inc Instrument and two medicines sol,
Tor 81. b. all Druggists.
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-------- -
The Household Panacca,
aud
Family Liniment

is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps in tho Limbs and stom-
ach Pain in tho Stomach, Bowels or Side, Rheu-
natism in all its FORMS Bilious Collie, Neuralgia,
Cholera. Dyseutefy, Colds, Fresh Wounds. Burns.
sore Throat. spinal Complaints, Sprains and
Bruises, Calls and Fever. For Internsl and Elk
ternal use.
Its operation is not only to relieve the patient
but entirely removes the cause Of tho complaint
It penetrates and pcryades the whole system re-
sttring healthy action to all its parts, and quick
ening the blood.
The HOUSEHOLD PASAcEA is purely Vegetabl,
and All Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS h BROWN,
... No 2lj Fulton ST.. New York.
For sale by all druggists. lG;ly
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Tho New York Times has recei,y
made extensive additions to its Office out,
1T, aud has completed series Of improve.
nents that make it one Of Tho bert order.
cd offices in the country A new Wa't,i
press, printing both .sides at the sou,v
time, thus enabling the paper to riot
,ews up to very late hour, new +, pc
hroughout,new engines. folding machines,
elevators, Office furniture, etc., are among
these ionovatiohs.-trdly surprising ar.
ray. With these extended facilities, the
Times will become moro than ever FIRST.
class newspaper.
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FOR SALE

A farm of 80 or ? 10 sto suit the I'd
the late reid re, oi .tlrh,15 Royce ofnrl
cea-rd. Said farm is situated about i
ninth uf arwsll village, about u.s. same
lr"m the Addison Railiotd, J.? mile from|
well cheese factory. VII watcred with 81
ning water e. tho hon and hams, 4
story hoose. btras az buildings sui
the place. u coayonici.i safalto tonnage.
eulaiel fora d,iiy. A. a i..ir Vie situat
For fu Their particula.- all laie. cnQui|
s. WARREN, Alnini,
Orwen, june 20, 1873. al
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THE RECENT LOUISIANA DUEL.-Th,
difficulty which led to the recent duel be
tween Judge William II. Cooley and II
b. Rhett of New Orleans, in which
Judge Cooley was killed, grew out Of t
libel suit. Col Rhett, 10 his capacity o
editor OF the Picayuue. had severely com
mented on the conduct OF Jacob Hawkiu.
member Of one of the returning board
in the election, last fall. Hawkins suet
the paper for libel, Judge Cooley bein,
his counsel, aud secured verdict Of Sls
600 damages. Judge Cooley. in tn
course OF his argument, churged the Picay
ute with selecting Hawkins as tho speciu
object Of its misrepresentation and calum
ny, to which Col. Rhett replied editorial
i. Judge rnolry wrote to Col. Rhet
Offering TO prove bis assertions by roiar
ence 10 the Picayuue files, aud as the,
had disagreed as 10 matter Of fact IN
timated his Willingness TO acknow Iedg,
his error, if he should be proved in III,
wrong, provided Col. Rhett would do tn.
same. Receiving no satisfactory answe,
to this proposition, judge Cooley pub
lished card denouncing Rhett as a al
uutnitigated calumniator. a deliberate ant
wiilful ialsi6er, an artful dodger, ant
withal Thoroughbred braggart." Thi
was promptly answered by q challeng'
from Rhett, which the Judge accepte,
on condition that the meeting should b,
postpone until after he had argued
motion for new trial Of the suit, out o
which the d ibculty originated. Tuesday
July l, was the day iixod aud on the pre-
vious day. whiio ia tho course of an ar
gument opposing a motion fer continuance
Judge Cooley told the court that if tn,
case was carried over 10 Wednesday. h,
might not be alive to argue it. The fac
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Thirty Years Experience Of an
Ord Nurse.

Mns. WNsLow's SooTriSG SYRrp IL rnE PRE-
scRirrioS Of one of tho best Female Physicians
and Nurses in the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with never failing safety aud
success by millions Of mothers and chidren, from
the feeble infant Of ono week old to the adult. 1t
corrects acidty of the stomach, relieves wind col
TO- regulates the bowels and gives rest, health and
comfort to mother amt child. We believe it to
be the Best and Surcst Remedy in the world in
all cases of DYSENTERY and D1ARHGA IN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teethng OF
from any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine unles,
tho fac-simile ofCURTG5 & pEltKINJ 10 On che
outside wrapper. Sold by all medicine Dealers
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In East Midllebury, Juao 49, David Ollns,e'
aged ej years months and lG days.
Tn Bristol, Juno II. Mira. Rosetta Nichols, wi
Of Capt. James II. Niehols aged about ~ year
rain Panton, Juno 20. of dropsy Of the heart, II
m Spauldng, aged 60 years
In Panton, June IT, 1873, Elizabeth wife
Thomas Donngan, in tho 10th year Of her age
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Lent. Bahcork. who was recently sent
with so cpvalry, in pursuit Of the muir.
aerers Of Lieut. Almy. overlook them in
tie mountains of Arizonn. killing ii aud
capturing O. Two OF Bibcock's Indian
aid- were wounded. Gen. Crook is still
At Camp Apache. A Mexicen who KILL
ed IN Indian at Pine Village on the 9th
was dragged from prison and murdered
by Indians, while awaiting trinl.
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A. SiShl and Il. Bieler, two young
Germans Of Newark, in love with young
widow, on being supplapted went to the
woods and drank laudanum. They were
found, Tuesday, nearly senseless, aud
Stahl died but Bieler has recovered.
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Tho flibustering steamer Gen. sher.
man has landed party ct Utila 10 Hon'
durus, aud the governm MT has been over.
thrown, A force is also reported march
ing on Guatamala with a good prospect
Of success.
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President Grant has issued proclama.
ton declaring the fishery clauses of the
Treaty Of Washington in force.
The Yellowstone expedition will march
between 400 and 500 miles through a
hostile country, without any haso OF sup
plies. Two months provisions will be
taken, and two months more will he pro
vided at the Yellowstone. The expedi.
ton embraces 1893 mules and 745 horses
Gen Custer will command tho cavalry.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FkECkLES
And TAN, use Perry's Moth and frecke Lotion.
IL is Reliable and HARMLESS. Sold BY Druggists
everywhere. Depot, 40 Bond street, New York
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The fishery portion OF the Washington
raaty, which went into effect, Tuesday,
has given an impetus to tho fish trade at
Halifax. Several vessels have eommone.
cd boarding fish for Am Arioap ports.
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SUIcIDE.-As the o ,kes Amos was
nearing the Wharf at Pattsburgh, Fri.
day, man was seen to rush down TO the
extreme edge OF the dock and plunge in
to the water. There were many people
near, as the Williams had just landed an
excursion party. and great excitement
prevailed. Boats were hastily pushed
out. but did not reach the spot till after
he sank for the last time. His body was
subsequently, recovered. The mau was
a stranger 10 Pittsburgh, but il is thought
his pane was Clark. and that he came
from port Henry or that ncighborhood.
1t was undoubtedly case Of suicide. De.
lirium tremens and religious insanity are
both assigned as the cause, but nothing
certain is yet known about it.
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(. HILnEEX CRY-for Pitchers Castosa. I
rcgul .tas tho stomach. wind colo and cause
natural sleep. It is n substitute for GATOR oil.
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ORE NrPPLEs-The suffering which many
lalics expc enc, frvm cakel breasts and sore mir
pies, il little realized by men. Arcmciy has n -
oime to them, aad the wonder il that it has no
been discovered before Tho Ccntiur Linimen
forls sch speedy and permanent relief that W.
arc slowered d,wn with thanks Il is simply !
wonderful thias for all sores, lameness and swell
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Sprains are thoroughly cured-if there bo not
extensive lesion-hy thoroughly using Renne's
Pain-Killing Magic Oil. 1t is also good for other
pains aud aches. 1t is au excellent family tncdi-
cine. Try bottle Sold by W. NJ. Day.
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FANCY GROCERIES,
f.. VALLETTE s. co.

French Apricots.
California Pears,
Golden Peaches,
Ok llua Q orries,
~ pluna,
Extra strawbcrrie
Extra Pine Apple.
Tamarinds,
Assorssi .ui. Jellies,
Nsocn Corn,
iuccOtash.
Trosh Locate
Fresh and Picklo1 Oyst.,,.
finest Salad vi,
English and American Pickles,
Italian Ne-ctroni, Nermicel
London Layer NAi-iuI
English CuIin
Lee 4 Pcrrins, Durkccs and llaliord rances,
Tomato Catsup, Queen Olives. Capsrsi
Leghotn Citrou,
Dried Apples and Citron,
Dlsccatcd Cocoansd
Best Choc .lhl
OFT Meal, Hominy AMI Tapioca,
Crushed Wheat, Cracked Wheat,
Pearl Barley, split Peas,
Choice Flavoring Extra
&c, 60
A Fall Stock received.
! July, 1873.
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The venerable Archdeaoon Scott, Of Dnnham
Canada East. says that he su feret from Dyspepsi'
more than twenty-five years, but that three week
use Of the Peruvian syrup Gan Iron Tonic) ha
benefited him so wonderfully thvt he can hardl,
persuade himself Of the realit and people wht
know him are astonished mt the change.
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The women of the king Of Slams ha
rem have adopted the costume OF III,
American ladies-chignons, high heclec
toots, paniers aud all.
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ITALIAN SLAVERY IN AMERICA. The
facts in regard to the importation into
this country Of Italian children, who are
iarmed out in disregard Of their will in
our principal cities, arc assuming decided
importance. At a recent meeting on the
subject in New York it was stated by an
Italian gentleman that all knew that chill.
drcn in Italy were bought and sold like
slaves or beasts Of burden, and were
brought to this country as property OF
their padroni. The latter did no work,
but loafed and slept at home, while the
children were driven into the streets, and
were beaten or starved unless they brought
money home Every cent was taken from
them, aud there was too much ground tt
suppose that they were subjected to more
cruel treatment than mere blows or los,
Of food. There were 1000 to 5000 Of
such children in New York. The meet
ing resolved 10 favor of further legisla,
ton to give sufficient protective power,
to the municipal authorities, and also t.
perfect the extradition treaty with Italy
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The Emerson Met.
For Reed Organs.

Lessons, Scales, stadies, volun,aries.
ludcs, Songs. Quartettes. and large colle'
choice Organ Music. BY l.. o. Emerson n
). b. Matthews, gentlemen of high music
ture, who have produced a thorough q
method, filled with music which cannot
make tho progress Of the learner most ayr
as it i, ,ure to be rapid. Prize SD.
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FOR pIMpLEs on THE FACF

Blackheads and Fleshworms. use Perry's lmprov'
ed medons and Pinplo Remedy, tho great ski
medicine. Prepared only by DR.. Is. Perry
Dermatologst, 40 Bond street, n. Y. Sold BY
Druggists every here. ism
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a,,;c;,a,ed In one duel before, but si'er
proh,,ge Of shots the affair vas set'
,led Col. Rbett removed to New VT
leans about year ago, from oou'n oa'o
lima. -- i
r., Dpur -prcsrAsH.-A reduction OF
A., na,;n,,d Den, ~ the ampnn' OF S4o'-
6rs 63l tvr ,ao h.ed year e"u'pg 'uuu
Al 1870. mus, IL, roticrdch 10 oe so'!
.,u considering hos the taxes had pee"
-, AVN and the ~hrie system 80 'ho''''
. "I ~ sorioa,iy interfere with It's re-
e aou II !. f.ir to inser tina. 1t
,her changes are made, thH ~ 'u'
ton Of the next yanr II ho oonS;lorah,
greater than u ,o,v an,onnced EVAN
n it docs ",t exceed the highest of any pre-
5, ceding year. Ths result is exccedingl
:: gratifying when it is remembered thu
a, Senator Sherman and other high 6oancii
:, authorities. not excluding the then SecrC
Il tary Of tho Treasury himself, spoke in
~ very discouraging tone Of the extent
which tho reduction OF tuxation had bee
!" carried. 1t shows that what has bee
called tho Daturai c'"''N''l " Wv
uue- will suffice to meet at least all ih
ho ,rdinnry exigencies Of national oconom
g. aud retreucbment Tuo much care. {
m. course. cannot DO taken in pruning oil
Of system of taxation. so that only min
he mum Of disturbance shall be Inflicted W
py on any branch of industry; but we hay
Of already learned that the state Of the pull
m. lie debt affords no excuse whatever IL
of retaining any abuse or any excessive in
by post moment longer than Congress
Of able to supply just remedy.
i'm As to the total reduction Of the del
ed under Giants administration, the magn
ms Gcent figures S36S, 0S2,559 As sufiicien
CHI, Iy speak for themselves. They raise
yer monument not only to that administr
it tons redemption Of the nations faith,b
&c. to its regard for aud its successful foste
not ing of all tho elements Of our nation
de. prosperity, whereby alone it has been e
atty abled to carry out its comprehensive phi
Of reducing the great war burden, one
the prices Of the Unions ransom, 1t
the no wonder, therefore, that the Germ
stl' government has invested ten million d.
raj lars in United States bonds, principal
ave of the five per cent funded loan. T
I'M governments Of Europe have been rath
up slow to discern our financial strength, b
ms they are coming on well, as this Germ
on. instance shows Boston Journal.
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THE RIVER OF Ii,

The Publishers announce the near com
Of this charming Sabbath School Song u
which more than thirty of the very best
and composers contribute. 1t will appear
ly. Send orders arly. Specimen Pages fr'
till price IS cents.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-08
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FOR REED OkOAN 81
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