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SHALL I TAKE?

A.-wHICH SHALL TAKEs
This is often serious gues,ou with the Invalid he and:
which recommended certain cuTe: Tor his peeuli. all
tue. and specific se;on .rs strong
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ssse III a To- AZ
in mind th"; th. condition e thing. is one that p.
v.lusSs-ma. into sompe.i.ion with Il. a. an.
i"ssra%sS.sy which i adsorsisins In such cas-:
perhaps she only absolute proof thai . remedy ::
passIn. & !. i'%s ss. " ealing et n Prove all .Ains.
favor .Ssls i.Sos q .nstssI :sa
save vast amount and useless cpt
shs. sh.y are prep.rsd By process 81
ss non. S. %. % particle o.
Of either his Golden Medc. or Favorse s,crp
ton Ihs consideration alone ought certainly TO rank them
male. beer vinegar which are eyeywssr. Of
their virtue. be Impaired BY They also
mad. from herbs AND roo,s . II ssr :ppe
ties In support OF these claims the following testimony 10
oncred:-
r. P,.ncy; M D. - q, vo,, ..,,.,, .
edie. and prefer them before others they
Sss1 Sage. R.@.dy cured
splendid sh,s% ri.rse: p;ss.,sry !: js:. .h.,
sI.sd singer. ,si ..rsns.hsnns he, ,ocs ana ~.
nothing give scores Of re-
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tion Vote for Grcenbacts giving work TO enforced 'd"
A-rHE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS SOLD ONLY BY
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 8s3 Brosdwsy. bisssss
whoever wears It.
LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, NEAR THE ART
Gallery and sdloinnr tho music pavilion Is in every fs
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MONTENEGRO PRUDENCE.

ScurART, July g. 1875.
1t is reported hero that the Montcnegrins will main
hahn merely defensive attitude, awaiting the result Of
The first engagements between the Turks Scrvians
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EHE sERvIANs FIRE ON AN AUSTRIAN DANUBE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEMANDED.
BELGRADE, July 6, 1875
Servian troops having fred passing Danube
yseamer the Austrian Consul General has lodged very
strong complaint, and demanded full satisfaction for
lhc outrage from tho Scrvan government,
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1T IS POSITIVELY HURTFUL TO USE ONT.
ments for SKIN diseases Uss instead GLKxxs SULPnuu
SOAR.
HILLS HArn AND wHsKEn DYE" Black or Brown, SOC.
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HARD MONEY PLATFORM MEANS PROsrRk
ton Vote for Grcenbacks giving work 10 enforced idle
mesa PAIN PAINT.
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A.-BENNErr BUILDING.
RIYEP RnOl


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A-THE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS SOLD ONLY By
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6s3 Brosdwsy. blessss
, 1876-03-28

The First German Reader,
Containng the story Of Underea, With Translat!ons
aud vocabula1les. 4 Modification OF Marce!A
Method, ny C.anLEs r. KnoElI, 4. NJ, Pro-
frxuor Of Aodcrn Languages II tho 6tevens InAtl-
t,to, VOL, l9Iuo. 10 cents.
No preparation Of any kind 10 needed to boetn the
study of th!s book.
Msrccl suggests - the ftst stepa tn studying q
1.t,are TO read book With tho I'D Of translation
ny shs so ony and without ptononcing either aloud
Of mentally.
~ shis means my onc can scquirn reading kuowl-
nAer Of foreign Language without auy previous prop
arstou, and Without = teschnE.-tE1tsaat from PIT.
faCu,
, 1876-03-28

commenced In improve. Tim Discovery and
Pc35nss IN short tlsno brought out q severe
etui t!on. which continued for several weeks.
felt much better. my nppetto improved and I
gained In sttnpgsh and lleal,. In three months
oycry yestige Of tho Catnrrll waa gone, tho Iron
cAitis had nearly disappeared, had no cough
Whatever, and l hhd entirely coaacd 10 ra,sc
blood ; and contrary to Tho expectations Of soma
o! my friends, lie cure llas remained permanent.
have had no moro hesnorrhagoa from tho
lungs, and am entirely FREQ from Cs.ar'l, from
which had suffered 80 much and 10 long, Tho
dobt of gratitude o1o for tho pleasing hAvo
reooi1od at your i,anda knows no bounds. I attn
thoroughly eatihAed, from my experience, that
your medicines will mas.or tho uorst forms Of
that odious disease Chsasr1It aa we'll ~ Threat
and Lung Diseases. have recommended tl,ctn
to very rpany. and ellaIl ever speak III thoIs
praise. Gratefully youra,
WILLIAM II. SPENCER.
r. o. Eox 507, Rochester, N. Y.
, 1876-03-28

through tho 1no room snd he d!at!llsr5 Harehc1se: r.
Tho !atil!rry h on or aide Of ~ strct &C. 40" rhs
:ss gg.c . H.. vi L. osns,f seaa MT
gauge The infrels within 4. na..or mi.s = = " aw
ss Il hsn ~,
10 run nut Crooked goods the1 blow ths ~hiaAe - the
ihjthcr "a iet down tbs meal 70 nArs na11. ~ aoon
lo had iurned bis back Tho oplnyta in1nas,ionsy
slipped swo or three s1trs barrels asnsh .n ,d bsf
tho hcya 10 this ratvato arrangement. and a. som ~
o.so ths stiIlers looied A.a doors MD ihe employees
inlo tho banded ~arehouae. The oa,iger. IN tho
proof. stamping barrrs. e.o, mi getting them ready
H. etoo,ea r. ,,ass, e'! VI. :h' ,n5s, sr cs
on, md 10 rrm.naA In oli'<fu, ,knoranoe of Whist
VIA going on. As the nattet nnw stood, there wnso
straight goods IN Tho bnndgd warehouse and crooked
goods tn tho private waerlot1se. Whom the straight
Roula wste hanlsi sso,lnd 10 the ofieo The crooked
goods. by nicely worked arrangement, wore loaded
sananiehe in between se stamped barrels WIN ths
stamps down. md tsy then oarted o! ~ already
explained. This whs al done, Of course, when
ths ONCE, sn she p!an sortol sdm!rsly. In lot Or
Rocd. Ry HSrh Mr III. sea ~ S
nsttsd T tho ntnd.iopts Ill ntee itIs sim ,r lmons5
and thlnga. nus ID hn otil hour saey 4GlAot thcir
tesnoalsss., o., diia't do thc, right thing by
popular and pe.vaslng fashion, took un,brago It this
teattnont or lnck Of treatment. and 6quealod on
Col. Matthews Will leaye tonight fnr Milwaukee to
be present Ut tho o1a,niuAt'on Tomorrow. The Col
onel takes Iioua intoreat In e detection and pun.
!ehEneut Of tho milwaukee, crpoka, aud wso mainly
Instrumental In bringing tho prcacat nctazous busl.
ness 10 H2ht.
, 1876-03-28
LOUIS RlNDSkQPF,
IN NIaDIiIEF AnAfE.

Tho 1abnt ateal In tho history Of crooked
whisky ha3 boon porpt.rsted In Milwaukee. In
spite OF tin ooayetioas Ia thai wicked city for
tho past tvo OF th1eo months, in spite OF ali
tho s1ueal!tg and lying down, and The almost
positive certainty Of hoIug found ont aud doalt
with oven msre vigorously than aYos, tho Kinds
kspf Btothos have been 1t II again. before
they arc through with It, they will very prob
ably Wish they hadn't. Last Saturday, Louis
I.ipdskops, sigfried nindskopf, solomon
schucngor, aud August Wolf wozo arrested by
Marshal Hamilton. aud brought hesoro
Commissioner Dloodgood 10 answer to Tho
charge Of detrauliug tho rovanus by
making and dhposlpg OF crooked
atuG u; Louis lilndslopf's dlsti!loFy.. Only one
wltnosl WAa oxAnined. h0ueVhs, aud tho caAs
will hs further hoard Wednesday, afternoon.
The wl,nces mas q teanater At tho dissillesy,
named John EoeArinR,, who sMoro that he had
hsu!ed bartAlh OF splrlts to tho railroad depot
and to l,ndskont'a teota'yi house. tsiose going
~ eeas q. .Fssh xs these g1s e
S.rtss e e'ns sso W. ssooa 'as @:aoa liz
.a1ea st ''ssa ssan 'iss'' II o.ss. a. 's@ prsssa s
sten.iou Wing drawn to ths bsr7es which wers not
stamped. rho wagon thsn went 70 ths depot tho
straight gQds ,snIuslei. And CLOTH was thEown
o1sr lle utstsnppd barrels, which vcre then hauls1
~ resfyiIa housS. snd tue & soIcnss sv1d ID ~ ~
1QA qualltlcA To Ssisll Gc1lo9e aA tQnAucI1 IN le
city Tho witness knew ot the delivery Of 4i1 to eight
packages Il tn. xay, md hs had besu discharged
caa.s he ki9N 100 much about tais asranga
.asnt TAe immediate result Of h4s s1aiainA.
ton was that each Of tho IsTtiss WI
held tu 100 bail 10 swa. further hoss WHOM ohcI
saamsefa. will teslify. Hchwsnges L. the nominal
owpcr AMI manager of tho distti!rr{, but Lni4 htnd
akDpf II 1pposed to 1etle eo1tfotnR ctoofaa spirit
10 much for ths disposal Of the s01ls After they laf
| ths diatillssy premises. Now, fur Tie
| TIN DxTAM8 or THE PRooE1A
~ which ttsy we're manipulated IN thelf srAu1t
, 1876-03-28
4 Handbook Of Architectural
STYLES,

Translated from Tho German BY ". CurLEr1>oAN.
nnHa. vul, svo. With Go Illustrations Price.
90.
Tte present volume, English translation Of AZ
Handbook af Architectural Btylrs," we'll known and
ti,osa many Ens,sh scais1x Tot whom the s1udy Of
architecture ts,rsoases Attr&ctions l@ claims fcet
partly the comprehensive range which tho author
Las akctl and the largo of Information which
hu las boon ato "a eonpn.ss into small compass
but chiefly i the fact that familiar subject IL hero
locked 1t from what 1t teast 10 tha EuRsh reades.
may be- called MI almost nov point Of New.-lE1-
tract from lTs1Ata.
, 1876-03-28
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, 1876-03-28


'M1LTAuKrE March 27.--file trial Of Jacob
Nunncmaohar for defrauding the roventie is still
In progsess beforo Judge Dyer. An e1.ssorctecpcr
named Griffith. who waH the ktand to-day, swore
t.Iat this K!nnelinuick dislesJ HAds from thrce 10
Ave osooEsd msshod Per day.
, 1876-03-28
MARK TWAIN'S DUEL.

'HlAlS1A GttAlN'S OOEIs
l1ls Wonderful Escape.
Mnrk Twain contributes the following to Tom
Hoods Annual:
Tho only merit olaiua for tho following mr.
rasivo IL TINT It fs d trne story. II has moral
on tho cud Of 1t, but claim nothing on that,
ns It ia morcly thrown In 10 curry favor With tho
religious olenont.
Afser had reported couple Of yours on tho
Virginia City (Soy.) Daily Enterprise they pro-
noted mo TO bo Edisor-in Ohlefi and / lhated
Just q wook by tho watoh. Dus made an TN
Wien retirod Ind duel on luS hands md
three horBomhippings promised mv.
Tho latter made no attempt 70 collect; how
over, this story couoerns only the former. It
mont whom tho population was wonderfully wild
and mixed, everybody won't h.med 70 tho teoth,
and nil slighta and insults had to bo a.oned for
with rho best artiolo Of blood your s}htcm could
trouble with Mr, Lord, Tho editor Of a rival
paper. lie flow up shout somo tittlo trflo Or
other that said about him--1 do not rotnenber
now what 1t was. suppose called hin. thiof,
or = body.anhsshor, o. an tdlo1 Or somcthinE hko
and couldn't fati 10 my duty to Whole oom-
mupity OF Subscribers merely to savo tho OK
nEgeratod aonaislvcnoss Of on individual. AT.
Lord was offended, and replied vigorously tn'hIa
rcferB To personal editorial in q frontier nows-
paper. Dneliug vay all tho fashion among tue
upper classes in that country, and worry feW
gent1omon would throw away tic opportunity Of
lighting one. To hiIt ono man In . duel causcA
. man 70 be avoa moro looked up to thnn to kill
two mon In the ordinary way, Well. out thoro
IT you abused q inau md thai man did not like
It, you had to call hlm out and kill htu1, othos-
wise you would bs diagraeed. Bo challenged
but know perfectly wotl that ho did not want
to tight, and 90 l challenged him IN this most
, 1876-03-28

Dick bohell's Qrooubsok party Ia Now York
will sond delegates 10 tho National Democratic
Convention In st. Louis. and tho CONSEQUENCE
may DO a very unpleasant contest
, 1876-03-28

Ttle ne1. III. @. Julian, Unitarian, Of Nsw Del-
ford, a4tonished temperance meeting By d.
ness. aud that hs WAS 40. In tayVF Of total ah-
stiuence.
, 1876-03-28

a Treatise on Diseases Of the Ner-
vous System.
Dy w1LLIAA A. HAMMOND. Al. D., Professor Of Dis
e14es Of thn Mud and Nervous syston in the
AIotlrai Department OF tho University OF the City
Of Now York, President Of ths New York Neuro-
logical Gocietyt etc.. etc. 5txth Edition. VOL,
sro. Cloth, 81: ahccp, 81.
Among lie diseases considered !n The present edi-
ttun which not uatc of In the former editions,
arc: Chronic Scrticalar Meningitis: Chronic bastlaf
Meningitis; Cervlcsl lacl1y- -Aeanyttls; Spinal In
ralyst4 Of Adults; 4in,yotsophio lateral 6tnal ace
roals; Fae!a Asrophy; oTgsn1c ptAeatos Of No7es:
Exopfthnlmio Gut.rt and Anaf,eisatic pagayas--ps-
rryBla ,udaotsi by fre1uent repcsition Of ctrtau
muscular actions. Bss!tea whlth, e1trnaise aisAra-
ftuus pnd additions have becn 1ado 10 tho rctnt1ks
other aiteutfons-the departments OF Morbid Anstn
my, Pathology, and Iseainant, botnE especially Ampu.
lied.
, 1876-03-28

rynFH AhIr.NYt: think 1ihSkGf hufY l.
froia a M.sch 10 ssay j, is7s; don't romoIa-
rincs w.a 10 bo Investigated; don't .tnow
cf r4hl,unu and Rust paying any money 10 nehin
snfboy eltc for prutnciInn. sil noyer heard tom
slGak II il: fever heard af tbor rnnnin. extra
on4 rteollsct III" nsn,ca Of every rcraon from whom
W. r,rclIascd malt; know 10 gos some from Nlcc.
TSnn RsStn. ~ '"no'' guns NJ NV '''$''
Lhset: Tie cntrtea in thta Ds kIlera' fhrchase snd
nenur HOOK for 1915 in my wt4n4: also for 1s74'
On te s1 opcnns Of o,rt % IN the m r:esnoo Nr. Aver
6sse 5na .:r i fS e fRs @ ss Of ess
keasfon They conrorned his hona.rufcna.siaR saa
holiae-bulInX, and huthiix now NOE OF 1nAs$FsA@ n
nF:nf KEAE!Sn n,,.,...A
tbe' called for NJ Aysr "as nHssn ~ A. tho inc
sas whence. M rSe @ S!iav.: s@!t.e tas; li bssn il
aats rnr q tho c ait no d.d Saow 20 a,,' Gh
i,as hss. e to ges t. .1slnlea. esI'a' NV 0
onn1H SWEET
o Ts' Eo5. ,e x sa Sr s.rd o
Any duplication 1T stanls thoro; Aoeilea elcrk tom.
plstnad Of tho eoods net beng rp 70 tsc Proof IN;
sss @ ssmrs pn On lie barrels in ISIS; the,
fni to nut on the ntsnap, driving TIC tnefs u sod.
cation s.w Herman nocker tG.rr, and deorcs Y.
Muollert md ssaia'ed them IN driving tackn and PIT
ias ioose q vsen sse,a arev. .ek aso1e aoo 70 say
thsp whs Away from tho dntinsry about year da1-
lug 1871. ~.
Cfoss-tranlinafson Ihc na.se' names 70 Mnon LIT
rs from ths receips to ha .lsnsl oa 81 lsy,
arJ Of thu soods shs uans. Nsfo wrtet or tho nank
enpio5sa t1oro now doing tho coopcring O. repair,
ag, md putting barrels n order fos sh!pmons. ana
sevsEal tmes when E.rres Nese 6cln9 nnea ~ aGn
troya earres On tholbusnesa nov in l6l9 fantnais
would giro NO ssa1lra II tho rocufying housc ~
eiosea ~ snH;fs'op'' .nH HGa c.ve ~ ten, ' ~
, 1876-03-28

Elementary German Oou1se.
uy ApAA Z. soauGrA Teacher Of dexman iu tbs Pub
liz Schools Of tho City Of Now York, and In
stsuctur Of Frouch IN tho EypuinS Hi9h-School
i VOL, limo, Fries. tl.ao.
Either OF ths ebove taut tRkk Ht MAIL 10 any sd-
iross VI ths uMi.e4 Stake, on toeept Of Ito pree
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
DER DEATHLESS DEAD.

Bring forth, O Rarth, thy fairest blooms,
That votive wrea,hs our hands may Irvine,
For We would deck our hero's tombs
With all fair giits of thine!
In dewy vale. on hillside brown.
In Swallowed grove and sunny glade,
Fling all sweet wealth Of Flora down
Where'er our dead are lai3;
For still. within each loyal breast
Their memories have deathless lie
Our appv dead, low -couched at rest,
Beyond the sounds Of strife.
All worthy Of the love we bear.
We find our uttered words too weak
To voice the thoughts we fain would share,
And would. but can not. speak;
Yet, noble in their lives. in desth
More noble STILL they do not need
o. song, or panegyric wIea.h.
Or any praiseful need
OF glowing words to tell the world
Their deeds upon the liste d field
For, though their glorious flags are furled,
Though dropped each useless shield.
The great heart of the world has beat
With quickest pulses Ger their page,
The dead who lie beneath our f-et,
Tie Bayalds Of the ago!
For, haply, here may res. the forms
OF those who bore with Robert Lee
The blunt OF four years D!oOOy sIorms,
Or, haply, here may be
Some hero who with Jack son knelt,
On some historic field liz prayer
And with his matchless leader felt
Gods presence in the air.
We care not when or where they fought;
We know their hearts were brave aud ieai,
And that, where'er their task wac wrought,
They loved their cOuntry's veal.
Az. loved it WE'LL 80 well, that death
They scoffed at, and the fearful cost
OF blood, and yielded up their breath
All, all save honor lost!
Gods peace be theirs, where'er they sleep,
Throughout our wide aud fair domain,
And may q grateful people keep
Their memories from stain.
Stamp down the lie that names their death,
The seal set on traitors doom
We give them love, with fearless breath
Give thou, o Earth, thy bloom
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

to publish defamstOry articles sgainst. -.
But If he chooses to say that I Am 0;.h.No'
eat, then again he must be still more . na
rsQeously dishonest to ''recommendn me Sat-
one full Of virtue, talent and Diefv -
either case Mr.. Raymond exhibits = ma..
lsmentable lack Of honesty. ''S
l challenge Mr.. Raymond to point ON. 49,.
single instance wherein have densrs.Ss
from the path Of honor and duty. 7 Ssua
inc with me the love and respect Of "
parishioners; but those places coula ny
afford, as thought, to support a pries.
Once m.re / have been bounded f,,..
place TO place on account of my ..unsonrss
nees If faith" The following official docs
mept proves my assertion beyond the nv.
sibillty Of q doub;:
EPISCOPAL RESIDENCE,
No . Madison street II
Chicago, Ill ia uary %, ism
REVEREND SIR-YOur letter from W.,
cesrer, dated January 9, reached me th;.
morning. have never said or written on
word to any person in the world ags;nss
your moral character. When you ad,resssS
me a note asking to be released from M,
iuriadiction, freed you from your ohio.
tions to this diocese without relectuancs.
first, because, being sick, you were useles,
to me, and, secondly, because l was in.
formed your faith was not sound.
Very faithfully,
Bishop of Chicspo.
There, Mr. E litor, you have tho sole and
only cause of my peregrinations. Nv
moral character was sound, but nv fai,h
was not sound. WAS q hereto. =
Protestant.
Who does not know that Mr.. RAYMOND !.
held in profound contempt by the vh,,ls
body clerical of the dIocesel Under his
baueful administration the debt of the die.
cese has reached scandalous proportions~
SO much so that the bishop has found him.
self in the humiliating necessity of lssvA
ing this country to 60 and solicit aims in
to render an account of the enormons
sums of money which have passed tbronrh
his hands-that bourne whence no p,esn.
backs ever return.
Delegations upon deleg iti0ns Of the dio.
cesar clergy have waited upon the arch
bishop to protest against the confidence he
reposes in his vicar general.
To sum up, I need no better refutatiou
of Mr.. Raymond's infamous cslump;es
against me than his own tattering test;.
monials in my behalf, as quoted above. To
conclude. l bear no i'll will to my peraecu.
tors and betrayers; the feeling l entertain
toward them is one Of uncomfortable dis
gust, mingled with profound compassion
and commensurate forgiveness.
T. A. VAUDRAY.
st. Louis, Mo, May 81. 1876.
P.S-The Rev. Massardier does owe ma
500 for cOurse of lenten instructions de.
livered BY me in his church in 1875. But
he holds his daily bread" from Mr.. Raw.
mond, and hae the right of selling friend
for morsel of bread. But shall coon re-
visit New Orleans. T.. A.V.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

- ,raar thu MOWERS granted to Congress in
Tia constitution: they submit that every
consideration of political economy ana III,
ture power and wealth as nation demsno
that this great work be done.
How 20 accomplish it is the ne1. an" "n's
remaining question. ;,.a.a
II will thus be seen that all the engineers
advise the immediate repairing and reouilo-
inc of the levees of the Mississippi river.
However widely they may and do amer
upon other points and plans, they AZ con.
cnr that it ia of the very first and hlgnest
importance to rebuild the levees. great
Dermanent plan can not, in the opinion oi
vour committee, be determined upon unti!
after thorough survey OF the MISSISSIPPI,
river and its tributaries, and this wora VI" ~
REQUIRE three years for it's completion. In
the meantime absolute ruin and the loss OF
mllions of dollars threaten the unfortunate
dwellers 10 the al!uvial region. :,
The States. through their Governors ana
Legislatures, have asked this boon.
The chambers of commerce and boards OF
trade ask it.
The threatened and suffering commerce
of the Mississippi river, amounting annual
river you vexed its waters with gunboate:
Jared its banks with artillery. and poured
into it's breast as q ibstion the blood OF
thousands of brave men. Will you not now
give few millions to preserve it's untold
usefulness and save its commerce!
The sufferers of the OveIfowed regions,
who were obliged to eat the bread OF
charity, from their ruined homes and fields
ask it,
You gave more than one-tbrd the sum we
ask to be expended in displaying the
triumphs of our civilization and IN reJolclng
ever the one hpndredth year OF our exist
ence as government. Have you no treaf f.
ure to epare to save the imperiIed interests
and hopes of the fairest and finest portion
of YOUR domain, and this, too, when 1t
promises to return to you your treasure
s.sixty and an hundred fold" within few
briet years.
Public policy and the general welfare re-
auires that this wOrke be done. Every sec
ton of our country will be benefited. The
reopened and reclaimed plantations Will
need gins, engines, machinery or. every
character, coal and farming utensils, and
the heart of the mechanic and machinist
and miner of the North that now thrObs
beneath idly folded arms will quicken with
the thrill of work and wages again. The
laborers upon the reclaimed lands will want
the thousand articles Of value and conveD-
fence produced by Northern skill and enter
prise, and the produces of these will rejoice
that their custom is revived again.
Political economy approves this great
work, and the constitution sanctions It..
The rest is with the enlightened judgment
of the representatives of the American
people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

Upon one occasion when Poe had c1r
rowed small amount of money from !no
the office he paused at the threshold ana
carelessly flung to Thompson a small o.. u
writing, with the remark: "By the way I
Thompson, there is small thing l knocAoo
off last night; it's not much, but yousU
been very kind to me, and perhaps yoa con
make room for it somewhere in tho ms Iss
zine." Saying which he turned ana ie es.
Thompson opened the paper and founa .ho
manuscript Of "Annabel Lee" one OF s oS
most charming of love songs. 1t appear
in the next number of the Souther" LIZ
er0ry Messenger.