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TEE gold and silver crop of the
United States ip 1874, was $4,000, 600.
OF this California furnished so SOC, 900;
Nevada, $50, 4j2, 900; Utah, $5,900,000;
Colorado, So, l9l 900; Montana, s., 49,
600; and Idaho $l,SS00O0. We export
ed nearly the whole Of this product
abroad to pay for what we imported.
We sometimes Antter ourselves that our
gold and silver mines are an important
source Of wealth, but if we compare
their WELD with that of some other
products the mistake Will be detected.
Our corn cropis worth four times as much
Us our gold and silver crop, our wheat
crop five times as much, our cotton crop
more than three times us much, and our
hav crop more than four times rs much.
California is called the Golden State, but
with all its gold and silver products it
would b" poor State hut for its wheat
crop. Californias agriculture is more
profile source OF wealth than its mines.
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris 10 Marry by Way 9th" Rhine.
BY Edward Strahan. Prufus"iy Illus
trat"d with over 80 EugTayIngS, nom
designs by Dor" and others. SyO. FNiin
cloth. black and gilt ornanrntail"n
Gilt Top. $50.
"Quaini, humorous, and rnt"rinlning
describing hrjOuruCy from PnriS To Marry
by way Of the Rhine. II iSan rNquisllclA
printed and tlst-iully bound volume, and
the illustrations, three hundred in mum
b-r, are largely by Gustav" bore. III"
book j. among the most uniqu" and las
ciuatiug In il way that ~ haN" ever
chanc"d 10 - BOsiDn JOWHdi.
at Is rs purely humorous as can ""n he
imagined. II Il not "a book to b" cOolIN
dcscrI bed. but to b. read and enjoyed Hud
laughed over - Boston -ddrcTtNcT.
I'VE have rarely examined work
who's. material seem 10 be - thoroughly
digc>t-d nj compactly arranged uS that
before us.'-BDNfDH GtoJe.
"Iu her guodly voIum" Sh" has IN iosa
useful contribution to European lidctur
The mechanical execution OF ia" WOkrLy
substantial and haudsOmc."-.Ne r i-y
Hd'PeHdcHt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New YORK Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, September 23.-MONEY
-2M3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
sal per cent. Customs receipts 1903,
OOO Treasury Disbursements $4,000.
Clearings $3j. 100000. Bankers bills
479!@4S3}.
GoLD-Opcned and closed at ll6!; the
two extremes of the day being llG{ and
llG3. Rates paid for borrowing, l-G4
and l-32 per cent per diem, and GGG3 per
cent per annum; loans also made fiat.
GoyERNMENTs-F Firm,
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, September 23.-Cattle
Receipts to-day $40 head, making 1892
head for the past three days. The run
last weeks prices; best 50 7jm7 90;
medium to good, 80 2jCaG 80; common
TO fair 81 00@.5 90; bulls, stags and COWS
81 joG,& 81; stockcrs and feeders, s. 30
IA % Texas - OO@4 %. Hog,-Rr.
ccipt, Tor to-day ,, lij head, aud 1915 for
the hast three days; Workers - OOCts %;
PhiludeIphias - OO,a - -. Shcep-Re.
ccipts tor TO day 100 head, and II 800
- - - 60 - > - ~
m5 80
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Now York Dr, Goods Market.

NEW lCRK, Septcmbcr 2j.-Dry
goods were greatly excited by large
jobbing house Offering 1000 cases of
Garner's, Amoskcag and Wamsutta
prints at very low prices The sale WAS
an unqualified success, and will be con-
tinucd tomorrow. Cotton goods are in
moderate demand and fairly steady
Plaid prints continued in steady request.
Ca,,Imcrc, more active at regular rates
and in fair demand.
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IOleOO Market

TOLEDO, September 23.-Flour-
Stca and moderate demand. Wheat
-l~2lc higher; closing weak, No.
, white Wabash 81 30; No. 3 do. 81 %;
40. wlite Michigan 81 29I; amber
81 2sb. Corn-DuII and holders anx-
ious to realize; high mixed, seller No
ycmber C2' seller year 80; low mixed G2c;
no grade GDc; damage 30. Oats-Dull;
No. =, seller September i0c; selie- Oy-
tober 39!c; Michigan @2!ci rejected
Ale
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet.

Stocks Opened regular, but in
the main weak, and the fluctuations
slight at the second board, but at the clos,
weaker, the chief decline having been in
from 26I t" H. LaGe Axe? Sh6rEG; GaGdvsainccd Al
to54; Pacific Mailto 1861; Western Union
to 7Gs per cent, but the closing sale.
were ut II reaction of to Z per cent.
Ohios fell Otto IA, aad closed at l5i
Erie was steady rs l7G,l75. The sus-
pension of Drake n ColbyIarge, shippers
and operators in grain, is reported, The
firm did large business, and the immr-
diate cause Of the suspension Is attributed
to the stoppagc of their correspondents
Craig Il Co Jon the other side. 1t is under
stood that the irm lost heavily by fall
in grain. A considerable amount
of these bills were sold in this market.
1t is SAID to-day that the otler of Mollcr
n Sons, 10 secure fifty cents on the dol
lar, has not yet been accepted by all the
creditors. and general assignment Is
talked of. 1t is said that the tc!cgraphIc
war will be resumed, a all efforts in the
direction OF consolidation have failed
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
aggregated l96, 600 shares. of which 80
600 were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western
Union, l2OO0 rthwcstern, %, 600 Erie,
$1,000 Lake Shore, and 1900 Ohios.
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Death of Former West virglnian,

DENVER COL, September 2S.-Judge
Nat Harrison died of apopIexy at his
residence in this city last night. He
formerly resided IN West Virginia, and
wa. at one time prominently identified
with the politics Of that State. He was
also well known at Washington and
New York. ~
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CiNCiNNATG, September ia toW.
p,erciars Fort Wayne special says; For
some time back Jefferson Street Protest.
ant and St. Paurs German Catholic
schools have been quarrelIng, resulting
to-day in a number of Roman Catholic
scholars attacking Iluburt Hartman,
az, ten, who was kicked, stoned and
beaten in a horrible manner. \ large
hole was Knocked in his head, between
the eyes, which will probably cause his
death Much feeling, it Is said, exists
there tonight against the Roman Cathu-
lies. who are charged with uphoiding
their children in the quarrel, which Is
attributed to the bitter discussion o: the
school question.
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, September 23.-Wheat
Quiet; new led amber 81 2jr,l 55;
old red 81 4OGl -. Corn-DuiI; prices
unchanged. Pr;roleum-Modsratcly = nc
tive; crude 81 7jnrl 76i II. Parker :; re-
fined bic for Philadelphia delivery.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, september 23.-Thc Times
to-day hats Il letter from Madrid giving
the following interesting news from
Spain: The new ministry belong to
what Is called the Union or Liberal
party, formed by ODonneIl, from the
best element oi the then Conservative
party and Liberal party. They come
INTO the Cabinet with clean hands and II
reputation :Or talent and integrity.
correspondent ascribes the change in the
Ministry, not only to disscnsions on the
question, of suffrage, but to the distribu-
tIous TO some highly lucrative posts in
Cuba and the Philippine Islands, which
Were sought by al parties, not Onl Y with
avidity, but acrImony, and II is SAID per-
sonal coarscness. The Modurdo party
are furious ut their defeat, and have been
very bitter in the expression ofthcir opln-
ION since being oustcd. Their behavior
will have the effect te disgust both the
kluG and country Will. shvif Pr'Juuice
and want OF hbcTality. The tide of feeling
i setting III the right direction, and all
things point 10 the union of the liberal
party rs the one most likely to form II
iu,, administration. SenOr Castelar, OF
late has moderated many q! hi, advanced
ideas and in MI probability his adhcrcnts,
if not himself, will oiler themselves for Il
seat in the Spanish Cortcs, and become
powerful supporters OF II liberal mon
archy. The majority OF the officers OF the
army support the present regime and
desire to put on end to the war.
A. to the state ofteeling in the provinces,
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
Stand ard Works.
BIGELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN

B1GELOW'S LIFE OF FRANKLIN.
The Life OF BenJamine Franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited from oIig
inal manuscripts, and from his printed
correspondence and other writings. BN
Hon. John Eigelow. Three vols. Crown
sNO. Per vOl.:-EXtra cloth, $50; Ii
Drary $500: half calf, gilt, $50.
"Ifauy one should dispute the claim
this work 10 place IN contemporary lit
eraiurr, the answer Is at hand IN the facts
OF which Mr.. Bigclow presents "A lucid
statement, and In the admirable manner
In which he has carried its plan into exc
cuuon, ~. y. Tribune
"The Hon. John Bigelow, well known
diplomacy and journalism, has conferred
a real serp ON American literature by
his new edition OF the Life OF Franklin.
. . . IL Is one OF the best
specimens OF book making We have Sern."
". y. Herald.
1--WE know OF no volumes which we
would more willingly commend Ia the
study OF our fellOw-citiZrnS, young and
old, than those in which the MeSsTS. Lip
pincOtt & Co. have given MS the result of
Mr.. Bgelows painStakng researches into
the life and character of Benjamin Frank
lin."-BOStOH Globe.
"Mr. Bigelow has done noble work Ia
Its preparation, and the publishers hav
given II To the public in the best style
the art. - Christian Aduocdte.
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BY TELEG GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th StS.
LEWIS COUNTY FAIR
WESTON, September 23d, 1875.

WESTON, September 23d, 1915.
Special to the Register.
To-day is the second day of the Lewis
County Fair. 1t is great success. The
Balloon Ascension was grand, three
thousand people being present to witness
it. The belt purse trotted for today
was won by Bennetts trotting horse
Woffinden, WoFf.
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EieNGlnnd Markell.

CLEVELAND, September . Wacat-
DuU. Corn and Outs-StcaIy and un-
changed. PetroIeum-StrOngu and steady;
car lots 1850; stat" TT, 800, II! lay
higher in >wai. WAY.
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STAND by YOUR GUNS.

.-..-...;.. Fan, ,h,. Which
.,.-.a., It'll r.o,ico o,s.wbsre
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r,a,r,;,,o, -, ,hi. county bsv.
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u"'''.'.I' 49, ,,.., ..,. ,,.,n.
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...-t., him 81. 81 democrat,
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.,r....- p, ans. ..,, ,1, mich, h. nom.
'...7f....n ,...,,.,,,,. ,,baso which tho
........a.. ...,.,.p :. :, r,, wor,b
...,,..-n.,,..-.,. 3, .,ono,d consider
I.r.s... ,,.., .bo-o ar. Democrats
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TEE WEATHER.
" Ar UEPAETMENT
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuINGroN, Sept. "a, a. n. }

WAsuINoroS, Sept. "a, A. n. }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, Middle States, and
the Lower Lake Region, generally clear
and slightly warmer weather, light south
crlv to westerly winds and high but
slowly falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
partly cloudy weather, slowly rising
temperature, ea>tcrIy to southerIy winds
and high but falling barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region, the | p
per Mississippi and lower Missouri Val
ieys. generally clear weather during the
dav and higher temperature than on Fri,
day. southerly to westerly winds and
falling barometer, followed by cooler
weather, rising barometer and northerIy
TO westerly winds in Minnesota during
sunday night and Monday.
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CHICAGO, September 23.-In the case
Of Nicholas Staader, the Swede who has
been on trial at Wheaton, Illinois, for the
past week, ON the charge Of having set
ire to his own house in this city, over &
wear ago, the jury to-dat brought in II
verdict OF guilty and fixed his punish
ment at one year in the penitentiary.
Staader is an old man The evidence
against him WAS very strong.
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rrrN< wilson calls himself
p....-at but /, very glad to accept the
..f.-.,,aent Of the Republicans. Which
a. any how The Hancock County
r.-,- calls him Democrat "by trade.
---.-l- mn. ,.rm. tnAt.
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Fgou our reports tins morning the
..nh.l.,ic, are that the weather to-day
ain le partly cloudy, with westerly to
-.,r,v winds, and higher tempors-
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Reception of SIOnewaII Jackson
Statue.

RIcHMoND, September 23.-Falley's
statue of General Stonewall jackson, pre-
sented to Virginia by Hon. Beresford
Hopper member of parliament, and other
English gentlemen. which arrived here
last evening, from Baltimore, was formal
ly received to day by Governor Kempcr.
The people turned out en- masss at the
reception.
The First Regiment OF Virginia Vol
unteers and tho veterans Of the old First
Virginia and Richmond Howitzcrs, acted
ms an escort to the wagon containing the
statue, which was covered with the llag,
OF Great Britain and Virginia, and was
drawn to the Capitol by the veterans Of
the old First Regiment and large num-
Der of citizens where Governor Keuple
made formal reception speech. The
statue will BE- unveiled in October.
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AFouIand Bloody Deed.

CINCINNATI September 23.-The Ga
zette's Belleiontaine, Ohio, special says:
Yesterday Miss Laughlin, a young lady
aged sixteen, accompanied man named
Scheil and his wife on an excursion to the
reservoir, several miles distant. Mrs.
Schell being fatigued was left with the
team, and Schell with the young lady
started after wild plums. Schell return
ed without Miss Laughlin, stating that
she had strayed from him and he could
not find her. An alarm was given and
search was made resulting IN finding
the body Of the young lady, this fore
noon, nearly nude, her throat cut from
ear to ear, and the grass showing
that desperate struggle had occurred.
Schell, though suspected, was not arrest
ed until this afternoon, and upon ex-
animation, bloody knife was found in
his pocket. He Is now under arrest,
with a heavy guard around him to pro-
tect him from the excited people.
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National Insurance Convention.


NEW YORK, September 23.-The Ma
tional Insurance Convention resumed Its
session to-day, with President Chapman
presiding. Commissioner Smith, on be-
nalf of the Committee on Legislation,
suggested the reading of the proposed
dratt on insurance laws, submitted by
that Committee and Convention. which
had been interrupted when partially read
the other day. This was agreed to ana
Mr.. Smith completed its reading. When
he had its reading finished, Mr.. Smith
moved that the report be referred back
To the same committee, which was
done. Commissioner Row moycd
that his resolution offered
Yesterday, regarding loans to insurance
companies, be- taken from the table and
referred to the Committee on Legislation,
which was also adopted.
Hammersly of Hartford, delivered an
address in which he said the object OF an
insurance company was not to make
money for the stockholders, but to un-
dcrwritc and pay all losses; pay one
hundred cents on the dollar if it was pos
sible.
George Hope, chairman ofthc commit
tee on Legislation of the New York
Beard of Fire Underwriters, addressed
the convention. He spoke Of the dispro
portionatc losses of insurance companies
III this country, as compared with those
of other countries. From the researches
of the National Board it appeared that
the average losses of companies in Eng
land, France Italy and Germany was
sixty per cent of the premiums, but our
losses were five or SIX times larger
thau they were, and Of our net wealth,
we burned up six times rs much rs our
ncighbors, and by and by we would be-
como n poor nation on account of this Glis.
proportionate loss. This could only be
remcdird by urging better insurance
laws and other methods, which the
convention should take into account.
Charlton the new Secretary
of the Chamber of Lite
insurance, followed with ~ address
on the subject of taxation. He said the
taxes ought to be largely reduced, and a
change made in the manner of their
Icvying, 50 that they should fall only on
business profits and not on money put
away to pay life insurance policies.
The Convention then adjourned Till
tomorrow.
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fox boy : and youths clothing 20 to
GOLD Bros.
lIO5, slain street.
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Perfect In all that pertains 10 the max
ing of Il book. ~. T. ChriStun THiyu.
POLITICAL ETHICS,

By Francis Lirbcr, LID. Author of"CiyiI
Liberty and Sclf-tiOvcrnmcnt." New
and Revised edition. Edited 10y Thu
odOrc u. Woul>cy, LID. SVO. 2N"ls.
Extra cloth, 5000.
"Thc editor has incorporated some notes
and other material len by the author. has
mad "a multitud" Of minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added some
notes of his own. tn" work, thrT,IYEr l-
rendered dpubN fresh and '"'
Few words OF the sort hav
won higher praise from eminent authoTI-
ties than the late Prof Francis Iirb"T'S
Manual of Political Ethics Story ana
Kent being among the number of those
who have given II warm concentrations"
". T. Hd,pcndcnt.
"Thc learning of the treatise is inCOntes-
table. The need of this learning in this of
all countries, and more now than ever be-
tore, i equally patent. And II is positive
that the doctrines discussed will survive
and be- active rs long aS mankind - IhH-
udciphiu North american.
This Is the earliest OF the three great
works on political science which gave To
pr. licbrr "A foremost place among writers
on this class of subjects. - Boston Ifnn-
crypt
HAzLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
The Life of Napolcan BOnnpart". By
William IlaZIitt, New Edition. lllustr.u-
ed with Steel Plates. lhrc" vols Large
l2mo. Extra cloth, $40: sheep, 500"
alt has held n recognized plac" in our
Literature for forty years, and II viii prob
ably long retain that place. At least nO
work has yet appeared ia our langung" tu
>uppIunt II, though there have been q
good many lives Of Napoleon. - Boston
Transcript.
materials tor the accomplishment al his
task, and the conSumatr skill with which
he has turned them tOaccOunt presents "a
tempting object of literary curiosity
v. J. Tribune.
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Mayor Cobb of Boston has authorized
Oh" Mayor OF Galveston to draw ON him
"r 5000 TO assist sufferers By the re-
cent foods.
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"The typography, indeed the entire me-
chanical execution, of these books Is cS.
quisite: and We unheSitatingly pronounce
the series not only the best edition OF
PrcScOtt's Works ever published, but one
Of the handsomcSt set ui books the Amcri
can press has given uS. - Boston Journal.
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Reports or Moro Damage.

GALVESTON, TEX, September 23.-
Christians Point was entirely swept away
by the storm. An United States revenue
cutter lying at VcIasco capsized and was
carried out to sea, having, Us is supposed,
haen abandoned by the crew. \ schcon-
er loudcd with supplies sailed yesterday
afternoon for lndianola. Additional
supplies will be forwarded by steamer
u. morrow.
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affecting &eglster.

GOLD closed IA New York yesterday
s.lo.
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THE WORKS oFw. H. PREsCoT'

New and Revised Edition. Edited by
r. Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2Ino. with FO'
traits from steel, and Maps. Per vol:
Extra cloth, S2.2j; half calf, gilt extra
SI.jU.
History OF the Conquest Of Peru,
Two Volumes.
History OF Ferdinand aud Isabella
Three Volumes.
History OF the Conquest of Mexico
Three Volumes.
History OF the Reign Of Philip H.,
Three Volumes.
History OF the Reign Of Charles ".
Three Volumes.
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The IndiauOIa Worst Ac-
counts Confirmed.

CINcINNATI, September PA Times
Southern special says: Parties who ar
rived from Indianola last hight, and who
were there during the terrible cyclone,
fully confirm even the most sensational
report of the destruction OF life and
property there. Out Of 800 houses only
i've are left standing. During Thursday
night, when the storm was ut its highest,
the water in the city rose over six feet in
two hours, the wind blowing Mt the rate
of SO miles an hour, driving the water
and breakers through the city Mt the rate
of fifteen miles an hour. sweeping every
thing in its way, covering the plain in
the rear of the city TO depth OF feet.
Several small settlements, numbering a
total population OF 80, were also swept
out of existence, making, with the $50
lives lost AT IDdlanola, u total of 400 lives
lost. The gentlemen conveying the in
formation give most narrowing account
of the destItution ofthe survivors. When
they lett Indianola, on Monday after
noon, ninety bodies bad been recovered.
The stencil in the city from the putre
faction of those dead, together with
the stencil from the dead animals,
is most intolerable 1t is also stated
that Mexicans on sunday began robbing
the dead bodies washed to the PLAIN, four
to six miles back of the city; the scoun-
drels chopping fingers, hands and ears
from the men and women 10 obtain the
lu~yll,. 90 w.. 80 hi ''"N i.~'.-i ~ in
the city, II party of citizens went out and
killed five Mcxicans whom they caught
at their dcvilish work.
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This Is the earliest OF the three great
works on political science which gave IL
pr. licbrr "A foremost place among writers
on this class Of subjects. - BOSTON Tun-
cript.
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WILDMOOR.

A Novel. BY Florence Burckctt. l@mo
Fine cloth. sl.7j.
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HAzLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Lie of Napolcan Bonapart". By
William llazlitt, New Edition. IlluStrat-
ed with Steel Plates. lhrc" vols Large
l2mo. Extra cloth, $50: sheep, 500.
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By Francis Lirbcr, LID. Author of"CiVil
Liberty and Sclf-GOvcrnmcnt." New
and Revised edition. Edited by Thu
odUrc u. WoUl~oy, Lib. SyO. 2N"ls.
Extra cloth, 5000.
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"Mr. lIaZlitt was in possession Of ample
materials tor the accomplishment of his
task, aud the couSumatr skill with which
he has turned them To account presents "a
tempting object of literary curiosity
\ y ILLILLtL.-