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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17

Says Boston ply stefan, mas no equal as n
blood purifier. Hearing o It's many wonderful
g res arter all other remedies had failed, /
visited the laboratory and convinced myself OF
its genuine merit IL is prepared r m barks.
roots ana h. TBS, each If which Is highly enc T.
i've, and they are compounded Ia such man
ner us to produce astonis ing lesults."
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17

Does not deceive invalids into false hopes by
purgng and creating a fictitious appetite, but
assis nature In clearing and purifying the
n nerfact heath
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17

Instead OF being pulled up medicine has work
It's way up 10 It's present a>toniSnl e success
by actual merit In curing all diseases OF the
hiood M whichever nature
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Ab ut one year since I found my
sell In n feeble condition from general debility.
VEGhTlNE was strongly iecommen ed TO me
by q friend who rad been much bench ed by It's
use ] procured the article and after using
several bother, was restored to nealth and dig
continued 1t use fe' confident That there Is
no medicine superior 10 IL ior ose complaints
for which IL is especially prepared, and would
cheerfully recommend IL TO those who feel That
they need something TO restore them TO per-
feet health,
Respectfully yours,
L. l.. PETTINGILL
Firm OF S. NJ. Pettinglll & Co., 10 state street.
Boston.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
4 YER'S RSAPARILL A ,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.


This compound OF
the vegetable altera-
tlves, Sarsaparllla,
Dock, Stillingia and
Mandrake with the
lodldes of Potassium
and Iron makes q
most eifectual cure OF
Il series of complaints
which are very preva-
lent and affecting. II
purifies the blood,
purges out the Turk
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17

agency OF
FRANKLIN SCOTT,
Patent Attorney and solicitor, North Benning-
ton, Vermont, than through any other agency
In the state. Special attention given TO reject
ed applications, and TO applications involved In
Intel ference. Trade II arks ana labels regis
tered, copyright secured, etc. Circulars with
full adviCes TO inventors mailed free.
No patron OF mine will be advised TO prose-
cute any matter before the Patent once, un-
less well assured Of ultimate success.
may23d3m
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pATENTS,
FOR INVENTIONS,
FRANKLIN SCOTT,

Can be more promptly secured through The
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VEGETTNE.

Strikes at the root OF disease by purifying the
blood, restoring the liver ana kidneys 10
healthy action, inyigorating the nervous sys-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-05

ternal have pointed your attention to the pr
cpe and spirit OF the government for which all TINS
frame aud body exi1tsso which they are subserveh,
and to whose mastery they must conform The me OF
the natural body the blood and the circulation oil inc
moral and intellectual forces and sulses Oh the oouy
polite shapes and mods the national life nave
touched therefore, upon the traits That determhed 's
national lfe as to be Of FROM and for the people uu
not of from or for any rank grade part section OF
them In these traits are found the ordinances constr
tu;ions and customs" by wise choice OF wmeh ''e
founders of states may Lord Bacon greatness
to their posterity and succession"
Ana now after century of grow h. Of trial, of cXpe-
rjence Of observation, and Of denomination, we are
met ON the spot and date OF Che great Declaration
10 compare with that OF our fathers our sr'c
ture with their foundation, intervening history ana
nresent condition with their faith and prophecy Ihat
respect to the opinion OF manund In attention TO
which our statesmen framed the Declaration Of inde
peudence, We TOO, acknowledge as sentiment most NJ
TO influence us III our commemorative CALCULATIONS To-
H4v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-05

institutions; and afterward IL Is theSo
form the chiefs Of the State"
And what was this people and what theii '', .
training that could Justify this congress Oh '''i
men in promulgating the profound views Oh gov
.na human nature which the Declaration emooucs anu
~ -, ,,,ai, ooco,t,pce as "sclfevidentp HO" had
a. lives been Disciplined and how their slhil's pre-
,orod .bat fine ney-auuched ship, freighted WIN al.
tbe,r fortunes could DC trusted TO their suuaH'c
no other chart OF compass than these abstract uu'"
What warrant was there for the confidence TIA. upon
these nlan precepts Of equality Of right community VI
interest reciprocity OF duty, pohy coulu 'o
lcb might safely discard Egyptian mystery ana iie
hre,v reverence. and Grecian subtlety, and Roman
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, even, with English traditions OF
.p,imogenity and due Of birth,
Perogatiye OF sgo, crowns, sceptGrs iaurels
To these questions the answer was ready ana sunceh
The Delegates to this immortal assembly, speaking TOT
the whole country and for the respective colonies their
constituents might well say
"Wbat we are such are this people. We are not mere
as volunteers but az their representatives We nav
been designated by previous official s'atoh' '"A'
from no one employment condition OF me- ehoseh
from the people at large because they cannot "sse
I'm person and selected because they know our scu
ments and We theirs, On the momentous question '''
our deliberations are to decide. They know 'n"t o
suit Of all hangs the intelligence the couIdec' ~
stancy the spirit Of the people themselves II uo'o %
rsen In hight and grown a strength and unaulmiy
gt a.
Tor irdn ndence and the whole sum OF their hoefues
bev will accept that issue and follow that lead Ihey
have taken up arms to maintain their rights ahd wiz
not Law them down till those rights ere assured "H't
be nature and sanctions OF this security are TO DC 'hey
understand must be determined by united cOunSes ana
concerted action These they have dcputed Us 10 seue
and proelaim and this we have done today what we
nave declared the people will avow and confirm Hence
forth t IS to this people for the defense OF thcf
united INDEPENDENCE against its overthrow by foreign
arms or that war there be but one issue All" Io
be rest as to the Constitution OF the new ot"'e' i
.pecies IS disclosed by its existence. The CONDITION VI
the people equal they have the habits OF Iteeno an"
possess the institutions of liberty. When the po'e.
connection with the parent state is dissoVeu Vh1y WI"
he seItroverning and governed Of necessity As an
governments ia this world good and bad, liberal or des
Motto are of men, by men, and for men, TINS ne" stare
having 10 cas;es or ranks, or degrees Observation-Disclosures
among men in its population, becomes at once govern
ment Of the people, by the people ana or 'ie eo'' so
Il uust remain unless foreign conquest or domestic usuI
nation shall change il. Whether IL shall be just "'Se'
or prosperous government it must be popular govern
mept and correspond with the wisdom justice ana Ior
tunes of the people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-05
XII
STRENGTH or ORR SYSTEM.

villa: remains but 20 search The spin; u; DE uws OF tie
land 49, framed hy aud mod led 10 The popular govern
raclit TO which our fortnrf were committed by the
Declaration q Iads 1cndcrcs o not moan 70 cxai-
inc the particular ie.iat!on state general, 10y which
Tie afIifs of tie people have been managed, sometimes
wisely AMI @cl, % othcg2 icCiy aud i, even tnc
fundamental a...us InsEt Of p0. 70 authority, OF tic
cli.ira! toi.H,.; o gicA iuuciurcs In policy aud
history. T.e h.i uld tao OCCASION concur TO preclude
20 Ultimate al inquiry. T1e c.def toacen ia tis regard,
TO s aud 10 10, f,si ~ toe world TO- whether the proud
si. ,;ic w0f,imd il!.c Han, thc vde bcucv0lenee
. ... . Jit g.. lie Jtclardt.ca a4 g1ie infused into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-05

was notin5gS cempoGgJ2llaee IN rs circumstance. =
list for ii the pencil of the painter, help to FIX any
luminous image Of that which done the popular
memory.
In this respect II is singularly conrasted with othe,
great and kindred events in general history; with those
heroic and fruitful actions in English history which had
especially prepared the way for It, and with which the
thoughtful student OF the past will always set it In Int
mate relations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-05

ADOPTING THE DECLARATION.
In plain OF unpretcudiug and recent bald.
iagthc lower east OF what then state Hous0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-05
PROMISE OF NATIONAL LONGEVITY.

md then IL the method and TIC results OF the
tury's progress OF the nation IN is amiira,on @. H.
domau sure promise OF the Duration u &c bydy ,U.
, 1876-02-26

eysnt during the month worth prose.,tpz.n with
esaeet!on Of choice current mlaesl!sny AZ cars
tail9 'hd1xaa. sseea po1ssa't o! William L.
Aasot val AeoomPlny 'oe Aeas nomoes' when
will soon be pablished.
Tho publication Of the loug.hlt1aon "rsycho
Apocalypse, " b. Mrs. Drowning aud II. II. Horne,
In tho n. Jan,ts Wu7d4tne, sccms to have a.
tractod compsrasiyofY llttie attontion in En-.
s'sur, ~ ,,.,,.. n.,
ho yoeng Uuhe @ ao nhoane ,i,a n9aSs :" ~ ~
rauks Of the nobility. rIo las ptl,liehe,j ..Tho
Honeymooa," aud novel called ''ThEough tho
Agen' Il il Forthcoming.
n,us , H., .,., ,,...atn ,,
a9n 9 ~, ~ psang has s9ld 70 the e1.eat o. soo9o
onoIv n,.s. ~ ~ .1oa. ~
eoon5 ea"' 2! fsanels. !s ma!h on!ees poing 20
~. '@'' 'n0 'hn1onco soi LILO pehh1'oseao"
'',' .-.. -...
Mr. g. 4. sneox, = wsll-kpovn critical writer
OF The ACADEMY il writing hook on tho " Pres-
th En- s.e , 2. 'ne teissous QUESTION. snc,udlnY
,,texat nr,vsd.a 40 ssl.eiem I ot tno Iospo!
H. oi.t,s. ~ i.nt ..AG!eh. . 'hePlEatton, anu
suthnxit. :. ... 0h.s ent'o'en eonsnuotses 70
q tho first 7otums Of shs Comts de paria'
"Nlstoy Of tho Civil War in America" the
third tllouBand il hafllng. Tho second volume
will 10 rubllahod In March or April BY j. II.
Coates 4 Co. This comprises tho third and
fourth yolunca Of tho Fronch edition, aud cor
ora blcClellAn's canplignB, FAtfagutA naval
operations, 0rans'a Western movements, o,c.
Col. Richard Irving Dodge, u. s, A.. who las
had twontT yoars' experience Of tho Plains, riIi
soon publish volume on tho "r!a,ns and Thor
1nhabisan.e." 1t will treat ~ Of the Plains, C2)
Of the Indians, giving, OF couyse+ the military
vten OF Indian policy; {3) Of tho game. It will
BE- Illustrated from collection Of indian objectd
nndo BY William Backmore, brother OF the
English novelist, aud photographed for this
book. Thu work mill bc issued BY G. r. Put
usme Sons and bY London house.
Thar, !. . cn,,oa,tr NJ tit.,o.nre in Enr,.,d
o,iisJ STha Wnr,,as. n HoaIe "Nso c,,Iaa has.n.n
sft"r ,ba .is1a'n.ca Il cnnts;o. mt .ine;o wor5
II IN a Tc3irions nltsro1v daracd Il r astd nv
~ ~ esanEocs, " sna Tue thoaans n u 10
49, 5i.oS 80 w. .o.a'.aa 49, ,. " nv ~
roid, Tia b,ack symboltzes tho un5oo"nsr.to sMo
5,s"rt ~ .r.n IN ~ .hn hi.s.st -adsbnsrt;n-
, 1876-02-26


Harntr's 1ia7a:tn. fot March tlt.rpor 4 Brothers
Danube iillnstrsted,, ty George II, Towle; "Aunt
liann.h &" iIlnstratet), BY !. r. Troxbridss; "ahs
Crime Of Abigail Tempest" itlu.it.icd, by sussn
Archer We!sa; Lucrezia Bor7ia" {nith portr1i.|,
Jisne. iayn; "Ths hse!o.sope" tilnst1.tedi b
Prof. Hsn,,et lockwood: "Tbn Fin. Century Of tho
Republic txv11. american Literature -Conc1uded),'
6J Edwin r. Whippls; :" Almoat Too Late," Gy
Charles Dc Kay; "lorc T. King" " Nelly ii.
1!uteh!ason; "Ihs l,aby" gl!u'!r.teiI. by Porte
% M3,r'iy: "ess,l: 4 sossln 3 julian @ ti.s: i!.~
t!.osne PARTIES snt rrosehera of the Church Of
Englsni." by Charles D. Deahies; "Confederato
Atate>hlfs," By Mrs. II. r. Hsnly: "Humbor l3,t'
~ Elizabeth Htuart Fholrs: "Tho southern In
duitr'Al PIo4pect," BY Gen. 7, ~. Iog1n: " Daniel
E!lot; !" "Etlitorial departments"
Catholic Hortd for March tCa.hoc PnhtahinR 1Iouss.
Nav york). Contents: "a Soqnel of the Giatiss,ns
Controstrby;" a The Eeven rridAys In Lent "
lpoetry); stAre You Ny Tlfe7" "Tlls FtIsnls Of
EducAttnn;' y "auggcated by = Cascade al L,ts
s e, sesg nes:; III. IL
"AntI-Cathollc Movements in tho Untsd Btatea;'
Louise Iatcau Neforo tue Belgian oya, Academy of
Medicine;" st. JtAa de Luz:" "Ths Eternal
xes1s;' ;, aesEch for Old Iscs In Veniss;" "Nav
P4,enoIoafeat journal for March Is. Il. Wells Co.
New York.
Leekss AatGna. Kaoa.iae for March. u. P. JONES' To.
American bookseller for rsb. 10 tAneriesn News CON-
at,o5at sS SaS asaeSs1 Monthly for March a. g. u.rn.s
/ Co.. New York and Chicsgo), -
A,ne,tean Lag Req'str for February ID. D. Csnnsld
Rspso!s for Match sI'epushe Publishing Company,
Waaliuxton, d. C1.
, 1876-02-26

from hla "cards" now lost, an we'll a. other In.
formation given y hlm and p preserved ,s: ~, IN
Voyages out Of England into Quinoa, 1854.
All grstultously translated, compiled and aa-
notated by RAchard Eden. Printed At London,
by William Powell. for Edward Sutton and 9th
els. 1855. OF theso yar1ous works thus 70 DO
collected Into single largo volume. Mr. Edward
Atber ia tho editor, whoso lAnlo ID sufficient
guarantee OF careful and thorough work.
LITERARY NOTES.
An English barriasss has wri,ton history Of
England In verso.
"Kins Poppy !" is tbs name Of Lord Lytson'a
new Forthcoming noem.
Temple Bar 70 r obruary contains "Tho sto-
~ Of the Dancing God" BY Bret IIarse,
A new volume by Prof. Tyuda!l, fragments
Of sclence." Is announced by LouRmans d Co.
u. Nochofost, lAso OF the La,terne, has in
preas MI Illustrated book on tho horrors OF New
Caledonia.
Tho Nov. II. u. Dexter has In prcss, In Boa
ton, a work OIL "Roscr Williams and 1lis Ilels-
tlons TO the puzisaus."
Italy has poot-laureata, Giovanni Pratt. who
III so prolific That he has lust published a vol
ume, called psiehe," containIng o3s Bouaets.
4 new book by lIr. Gladstone is announced by
Macmillan i Co., "lIoueso SyuchEou!sm. -
being IN inquiry ~ to tho time aud placo OF
uomur.
Not only George Etiol'a s'Daniel Deronda,"
but air. Tfoilope'a "priuao hIiniatoF." IL "a DO
published ia eight monthly dsrsslon1, at shtl-
llngs oach.
q, ", Carleton s Co. announce 4 nsw vsu-
tura which Ia edited by Frank Moore, on mod.
It vii DO called tho '.Ileeord OF the Yeas," and
viii be tssuel mouthly. Il il defined ~ 81 rof-
ssence sorsp.boo4 Of nsslly syeEy important.
, 1876-02-26
JOAQUIN MlLLER's HovEt,

To the Editor ~ the Chfedga Tribune:
CHICAGO, Fob. 23.-Joaquin Miller will givo
tho public luis first complete proaa romance nc1t
saturday through our Chicago publishing-hou
Of Jansen. AlcClurg 4 TO. 1t IL likely To be .
much greater popular success than ovou his
brilliant volumes Of poems, on which, go far,
Ills reputation has rc.tod.
thousand mon gathered. from Tho love Of
adventure and Of gold, in tho pInoy depths Of an
carly California mining canon. with few fAllcn
women, aud only ono puro and honest one among
them. gives fino thome for the novelist, who
writes Ia full sympathy with thom.
This IL his theAtrs, and these are tho persons
Of bis drama The ganbling-room and bar.room
OF the " uoHllng Wilderness !" is tho sceno most
constantly presant OF, the stago for hero tako
place the elections, tho councils, tho duelA, and
1nally tho marriage Of the onn puro woman.
Tho style In very graphic, and every picture Is
evidently from life: No man who had nos him
self seen them could 80 ak.IIful!y hare portrayed
thesc thrilling and dramatic scenes.
Ono becomes isresistibly enlisted In this wild
1tfo. and theee wild men, and follows thoir for
tunes With undaggfug interest; and 1t Mill 10 d
matter OF surpribo Ii the book dooa not fastsn
ltsoR strongly on tho popular fancy.
, 1876-02-26

7n1. Author Of "a Fair sA,on," etc. syo, Up. aes.
New York. Sheldon X 70.
LAkkslpE L1pnAnr, No. ~. 1lAIyts. Tgy IAx.s
iAIF. chcsgs: Donatllsy, Lord Co, Price, N
, 1876-02-26

PkkrY DyBaHx BnKLLrr ~ \ PnILosoEAx1 AID Rx-
YoRME9. BY OHAHLks E0xHEaANs Papef, Now
York: Charles P. Houerby. pTtos. Il.
DzAR LADx DI2Dlla:. 4 HoyxL. ~ JUt11x Noc41-
, 1876-02-26

most unaccouutablo freakn Of opin1on /: willis to
correct tbs outrageous errors he tails Into Ia 4
hopoleus undertaking for auy powor above him.
liz dooa not IneannelY opnoso himself to on.
lIgbtened moaourouohe aimnly does moi con
ceiyo them. 10 docs not Know that such a
thing aB culture exisls the world OF Bolsuce.
Rrt, and literature ib an uttor void 10 him. And
still. says hlr. lialMorton, he is full ct lntolIi-
genes ho has tact. do1,cato perceptions. a
certain reA1omont, and excellent inanuerB
Yhts dotish, lmuobilo class IL, howoynr, tho bal
laat Of tho nation. - Franco Ia a mixture Of
ltttlo guupowdcr with great deal sand tho cit
icons of tue largo towua arc tho gunpowdor, tho
pcasnntzy aro tho sand; II nil wcre gunpoWticr,
tho country "dnld explode atl over, but the saud
psesenfa H.
Tho customs ct tho pcasnptry aro rigorous
mud interchangeable. sTGe bourgeois NAV Wear a
coat OF any color ho CHOOSES Tho nsnnant
must woar q blouse, and lilo blouse must bn b]na'
Peasants Of the same ago alwaya wenr the sama
Aud OF hat, the Bamo TEXTURE OF ljnnn. ami.
when they buy = cloak,-in theBo parta A. 1east'
ii Ia alwaya h1,re to DO Of \ bruwntsh. .crsy
With brown stripes OF particular pattern. Gus.
tom. Indeed, llss been powerful nnourh Ia mt
Iii tho class Into uniform. Ia the furoltnro of
thetr house, tho peasants aro equally reguIated
by dxel ussgeu Tho cabinet -makoF'a work In
aIwsys Of walnut md nearly Of Tho sarnn dn.
sign. Tho bed, the linen. press (arntoire). md
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-02

THE PICTURE FRAMING DEPARTMENT.:
Harg Purchased the Cdphe Stock Of Mouldings and tie Picture
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BIZ" Orders addressed to f. A. BURNETT acU be promptly attended TO-
PatrOniZe Home Enterprise;
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-02

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broken bones, but they will always allay pain.
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The White ltntment Is for the human
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For spTains or bruises ii is the most potent
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$ 8 1900 8 - 8 9

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