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Where fss 10 light the land love,
Beuetth blue occidental skies,
With bold, upfettered wing. the bird Of love
The cmpyrean nLcs--
And freedom. Ike that tameless bird,
In every vale hseen, on every mountain beard
Ip tha, far land which lee supipe
Within the Orieutis broad embrace
The bird of Jove hrs; tried his wing divine
In the eternal space
Aud Freedoms soul Was with him here,
Baptting plain and hill, impregning AL The
air.
But faction rose, and fraud csme In.
And crimes that should for aye appAl.
Leagued with lewd gloat aud fostering ain,
Ruled with red hand DER all
Then swept DER earth the din Of bell,
And, drunk with human blood, the reellpg
Naliops fell
Der Europe's western hills OF snow.
Ger rich green valleys scoop'd between.
Whose ebeckered deeds OF guilt aud glory
show
The mighty and the mean.
The bird Of Joye unfaunted swept,
And there. for many ~ az sbc watch OF
Freedom kepi
But pricstly craft. ana kinsI, I-Jwer,
And falteTing faith Ia God and man,
Brought ON the hercT. the tGngulnary hour.
When blood Ia rivers ran
Earth's younger despOts then were born,
And Frvedom there became q mockery and
scorn.
Ger our own land. which lies In light
Beneath the blue and brilliant skies
That bound aud bless our proud aud eager
slgbt.
The bird OF Jove stIIl fIes--
But startles, mid his sunward way.
At sights and sounds that seem born u the
elder dsy.
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vice President wheeler gntervteyy.
dtgnanuy Rejects any Dtckertng
Proposals.
NEW YoRk, Jan. 3.-vioe President
Wheeler has been interviewed. Mr..
Wheeler spurns and rebukes all recent
talk sbout "a compromise. He de-
clares emphatically that there 10 moth
ing TO compromise; that the Presiden.
cy cannot and must not be the subject
of dicker or barter between men Of
both parties and that the great issue Of
the day shall and must only be settled
by the strict carrying out OF the letter
and spirit Of the Constitution. Mr..
Wheeler by the Herald interviewer 10
made to speak thus: "It is my frm
conviction that Congress can never be
constituted National canyassing or
returning board.
ooNeREss CANNOT 60 BEBnKD
the returns beyond the mere question
OF the regularity OF the certificates
Understand me clearly. for IL is point
On which would not like TO be misun.
stood, that Congress cannot investigate
whether Louisiana has gone for Tiden
or Hayes. The action Of the Returning
Board on this point has been final and
conclusive. In Louisiana, il is my
honest belief that II there had been q
free and fair vote, unobstructed by In.
timidstion and frand, the Republicans
would have carried the State by si
least $4,000. In the Ave 'bull-dosed
parishes the very registration shows
publicsps.
Mr.. Wheeler reiterated that he would
scorn TO accept power by chicspery OF
intrigue. such 90 Q so-callsd "oompro.
mise" would necessarily imply, and a.
ter heartily eulogising Governor Hayes
Of whose successful administration bs
felt convinced. be closed the interview
with these words: II do not believs
that this dispute will be wholly an un'
mixed evil I believe IL In going X
teach the people the machinery Of th.
Presidential election which tbsy bsv,
pever understood before aud that 4
will be the means Of avertipg sucl
troublesome strife IN the. future"
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Report from n Practical Chemist
mud ApolbecaFY.
S0lD BY All D6USS5hS,L!Ss. S5h:SS,L.!Ss
MARK THESE FACTS.
HoLLOWAY'S PILLS.

II had no appetite; Hoiioways Plls gave uis .
"Your Pills are marvelons.-
II send for another box. and keep ihem In the
house"
"Dr Holloway has cured my headsehe that ws
chronic"
81 gave one OF your Pills to my babe for ehole-
IA morbus. The dear little thing got wen In .
day
my nausea OF q morning II now cured
"Iour eox OF Holloway's Ointment cured fne
OF noises IN the head. / rubbed some OF your
Ointment behind the ears, and the noise has left I"
send me two boxes; I want one for poor
family"
81 enclose . dollar. yonr price Is 20 cents. but
the medicine 70 me u worth dollar"
"fend me ave boxes Of your P1lls."
"Lst me have three boxes Of your Pills by re
turn mail, for Chills and Fever"
have over 300 such testimonials ss these, but
want OF space compels me 70 conclude.
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Scribner's Monthly
An unriya,ed illustrated MAGAZINE.

When SeriOner Issued issued its famous MID
summer Houday Number Ia July. freddy
critic said Of 10. Eve are not snre but thai
Schbner has tOGched highweter mark. We do
not see what worlds are left 20 II 10 conquer"
But The publishers do not consider that they have
reached th@ 1liiIn4 tRuie 0f excellence-they be-
lfeye There are other worlds 20 conquer. and
they propose 20 conquer them"
The pros pectus for the new volume gives the
titles oi more Than nfry papers unosty hiusuat-
edl ny wrisess Of the highest merit Under the
head Of
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,"uomE L,fE AND TRAVEL. .

Also. practical suyvestionh a. to town ann conn
Try nie, village improvements, etc, BY welL
known stecials,s.
-. Mr. BsrUkrds articles on ru.ops ipdustnes OF
= Grest Bftain include ne history on fSotle Ii
perimeuts In Cooperation" "a scottish Loaf
fattofy, : 40 me Nesepsst tu nsoer, and TOAD
Lsbe. ROctdAfe.~ IN Dcoehbsr. Ofhcr papers
are, The Driush wotkinginALS . Home,F "a
Nation ~ shopksepers, -''iia'Renuy week for
A fYsiy isastfatea ssfses wrf ba given on
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Tious writer, and each "a saifsrsnt theme. Tue
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fIEIEEN MONTHS Cor s4.

Scrlbner for December, now ready, and when
contains the opening chapters of Nicholas
Mntnru." viii be read Win eager curiosity and
! interest peIhaps more reiahle number Of
This rnagazine SIS Vet beea Issued. Ile three
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OrfOber, containing the opening chapters %
''fhat Lass oI.oSfie's,N VIII be given 20 every
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VEGETINE

Strikes at the root OF disease by purifying the
blood restoring the livea end Kidneys 10 healthy
action, inyigorating the nervous system.
vEGETINE
Is not q vie. nsuseoas compound, which simply
purges the bowels, but a safe, pleasant remedy
which 10 sure 20 purify the blood and thereby re-
vEGETINE
Is now prescribed In cases OF scrofula and other
clans, owing 10 its great sue cess In curing AL
diseases of this nature
vEGETINE
Does not deceive inyaiids iuto false hopes By
purging and creating q fictitious appetite, but
assists nature In clearing aud purifying the
whole system, leading the patient gradually TO
vEGETINE
Was looked upon as an experiment for some
Time by some Of our best physicians, bat those
m)st incredulous In regard to It's merit are nov
lts most ardent friends and supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead OF being puned-up medicine has work
ad lis way up 70 Its present astonishing success
oy sctd.l merit in curing AL dissases OF the
blood. OF whatever nAtnre.
VEGETINE
Says Q Boston physician, ''has no equal a.
blood purlser. Hearing OF its many wonderful
cures, after all other remedies had failed. Wis
ted the labratory and convinced mysen OF It's
genuine merit. IL 10 prepared from barks, roots
aud heros, each OF which is highly effective, and
they are comdounded in such . manner a. %
produce astonishing result"
vEGETINE
Is acknowledged and recommended by physi-
clans and apothecaries 70 the best purifier aud
cleanser OF the blood yet discovered. aud thous-
.nds speak In iis praise who have been restored
70 health.
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

And all eruptions Of the skin, this Ointment 10
most invaluable. 10 does not heal externally
alone, but penetrates with the most searching ef-
fects 20 the very root OF the evil
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"FDRE/GN TRAYEI.N

ve have "a Winter on tho Nile by Gen. Nc
Clciian; ''sannteTings About Consiantinople,-
by Charles Dudley Warner. "Cut Of Ny Window
at Moscow By Eugene schuyler: "An Ameri-
eau ia Turkistsn.- etc. Three serial stories are
IL
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BY DR.. Holland. the Eo.tor.

whose story OF ..se venozksr gave tbe highest
satfsfactlon b. the rssdeFs q tie Monthly.
fhe scene of this Atest vowel IL IGd on the
ranks OF the n udson. The hero isn young man
who has been ulWays .tlod 20 a woman apron
Strings but Who, ~ the dtsth % biz mother. n
left alone IN the wcrld.-to drfft on the current
OF iife,-siti fortune. bnt without purpose.
AnoiheT sera "His IahentaBcc,T by Miss
1Tefton, WA begin on TIE coinpieL Loa- of That
lass % LovrieS," by Me- Hofeson Burbett.
tnos aud draa1aiio power which have been SUR
Prise % the public.
There Is 20 Be q scries of original aud exqufs-
reiy llustrated papers Of Popular ssaenas,s by
Nrs Herrick. each ps per complete fu Itself
There are 70 be- from vafods pens, papers on
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"The Boys Of Ny Boyhood," {"

py winiam cullen Bryanr 'sThe Horse Hote,-
lively article. by Charles A. Barnard, splendid
~ llastatesl. The Clock in the SKY by kich-
J. Proctor. "a Christmas PLAY for Homes OF
snndAy-se ehools.- By pr: Esgle,ten: TIE Peter.
"Poetry and Carols Of wi0ter,- by Lucy Laroom,
purins Siss- ~. year ,h.r. will n. interesting pa
r. y fct buys oy William Cullen Bryant, John @.
Whittier, Tnoass Hughes. wulism Howfrt, DR.
Boilsnd eeorge Macdonald. ssnford y. Hunt,
Frank X stockton, and others.
There win s stories, sketches, and poems, Of
sporord, sussn Coolidge, ssrsh winter Kellogg.
Elizabeth stuart Pheip-, Louisa Aieott LuoretIs
y. Hale, Celia Thsxter. MARY Mspes Dodge, and
nnany Others. There WIZ be also
Twelve SKY PICTURES.
nv Professor Proctor the Astronomer, with
naps. showing s.The stars OF Zach Month, :
which VIII be HKely TO surpass IN interest any
series on popular science recently given 20 the
Amusement andinstructioa. win Pun and
Frolic, aud Wit aud " lsdOn, viii be miBgieil a.
heretofore, and ~. Nlcholas viii continue % de.
light the young and give pleasure to the Old.
Good News for Boys aud Girls.
To meet the demand fJr a cheaper ~. Nchulss
Glft-Book, the price ~ vols. ] arJ ~ has beef
reduced o. 9 each. The three volumes. ~ flt
giant library ease, s1id for fl0 on fuli gift
30 that all may give their children q complete
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Psure ye who seek 70 "reud the oak"
You think feeble foe TO ind.
Bot dream not OF the mighty backward stroke
Pause who SOW the Wind.
Or reap the whirlwlnd's direst wrath.
Which like bannerd bost pow gathers %
your path
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The innocent blush more frequent
than the guilty; the faco Of the latter is
not SO easily red.
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For stornachs Out of Order.

No medicine viii 80 efecfually improve the
tone OF the stomach as these Pills; they remove
all AGILITY oocsslooed either by iotem perance or
improper diet. They reach the liver and rcfocs
10 70 healthy action; they are wonderfully en-
cacious IN cases Of spasm-in fact they never fan
10 curing all disorders Of the liver and stom ach.
HoLLOwAYS PILLS are the best known IA
the world for the following diseases: Agpe, Asth-
ma. Bilious Comp,aints, Botcbes on the SKIN,
tery. KFyapelss, female ITegnlartes. Fevsrs Of
al kiDds, fits. Gout, Headache, Indigestion, In
nsmnzstion. JauDdice. liver Complaints, Lnm-
bago, Piles, rheumatism. Retention OF Urine,
seroiuls or King's Bsil. sore Throat. stone aud
Gravel, Tic-Dououreaux, Tumors, Ulcers.
Worms OF all kinds, WEAKNESS from any cause.
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Dssaiisa stass@snss ss some Of ans
Survivors.
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St. Nicholas

ssrhe King OF all Publications 10.
sued for the Young on either side
OF the lanttc.''-soutbampton lEngland)
Observer.
The thir'l volume Of this Incompatible Mag1-
zine II now completed With its eight hundred
royal octave pages. and its six hundred illustrs-
tions, us splendid serials, its shorter stories.
poems, and sketches, etc, In Its beautiful build
ing of red aDd gold. II IL the most splendid gift
book Tor boys aud girls ever issued from the
vrtss. Price. -; IN full gait 8.
''st Nicbolss n fun Of the choicest things.
The publication 10. In all respects. the beet of lie
Kind. We have never Jet seen q number that
was NOT Surprisingly good. The Churchman,
Hartford, Conn.
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TERMS OF THE TRlBuSE

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For siX months -. $50
For three +" -. 2bo
TRI- WEEKLY, (containg all the news oi
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature % y.
HArnocE, as sgeut for the United states, sur
rounds each box OF Pills. aud Ointment
handsome reward viii be given 90 any one rem
deribg such information a. may lead 70 the de-
tection of any parry or psnies counterfeiting the
medicines or vending the same, knowing them
10 Be spnrlouf. -'
sod az the m,nufsc,ory or Professor Hot
LoWxr A Co. New YORK. aud by al respectable
dru ygists and dealers In mediciue throughout
The civilized work. 10 boxes At Is cents, 90 ceuis
and 81 each.
fs-I IbeTe Is considersbls saving BY taking the
larger sizes.
y B.-D.rcctiOns Tor the guidance ~ patients
In every disorder are affixed 20 each boz.
officc. tI2 Liberty street, New York.
(EovEis6l
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will have a prouiiutnf place. whilst the latest
predictions % American hatnor!sts VIII appear
from month 20 mODth. The iist ~ shorter SUR
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PROOF
WHAT Is NEEDED.
BosToS, Feb. IS, 1871.

BOSTON, Feb. is, 1871.
Dear sir-About one year since found ny
sell in feeble conditon from general debility.
VEGETINE vas strongly recommended 10 me
hy friend who had been much benefited hy ia
aee. procured the article and after using several
bottles, WAS re stored 10 health and discontinued
ia use. ] feel quite conndsnt that there 10 no
medicine superior 70 IL for those complaints for
which u Is especially prepared, and wonId cheer.
fuzzy recommend II 70 those who feel that they
ueed something 70 restore them 10 perfect
heslth- Respectfully yodrr
L. L. PETTfNGILL-
Firm Of 9. N. Pettingrl a Co, 10 state street.
Boston-
CINCINNATI, Nov. -, lss2.
Dear sir--Ihe Two bottles OF yEGErISR fur.
nished me by your agent, ,:my wife has used with
For . long time the has been troubied with
dizziness and eosiiyepess. these troubles are
now entirely removed by the use Of vEGETINE
She Was also troubled with Dyspepsia and Gen.
ef cs eee sii sssR s.s espsSssa TsSSs
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
v , HAncr. Mas. June list. isIa.
Dear sir-Through the advice and earnest
persuasion OF Rev. y. Best Of this place,
hsye been taking vEGETlSE for Dyspepsia, OF
which have suffered for years.
] have used only two bottles and already feel
myself new man. Respectful,
DR. J. W. CARTER.
Report from n Practical Chemist
aud Apothecary.
Bosros, Jan..lsTi.
Dear sk-This Il 20 certify that have sold at
retail lJ4S dozen Cs52 botilesl OF your VEGE-
TINE since April ~. 1873. and can truly say that
ii has given the best satisfaction Of any remedy
for the complaints for which II II recommended,
that ever sold. scarcely day passes without
some OF my customers testifylng 70 its merits on
themselves OF their friends. ] am perfectly cog.
infant Of several cases OF scrufulous Tunors
being cdred by iEGETIEE alone Ia this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, scs Broadway.
To A. II. STEVENS Esq.
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"HIS OWN MASTER

By J. r. Troworidre, author OF the "Jsos Hsz-
ard stor1es,- begins In the Christmas Holiday
Number.
Besia-s serial stories, Christmas stories, lively
sketches. poems ant pictures for the bolidars,
and some astonishing ILLUSTRATIONS of Oriental
sports. with drsvinss by sismsse artists. The
Christmas Holiday fumbcr of ~. Nicholas, su-
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HOLLOwAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases;
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases Affecting these organs, whether
they seCrste too much or too litfle water; or
whether they be acricted by stone or gravel. or
with aches and pains settled III the loins over the
regions Of the kidneys. these Pills should be ts-
ken according 20 the printed directions, AMI the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small Of
the back % bed time. This treatment viii give
almo6t immediate relief when al other me ans
have iaIled.
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Published In this State; apd this reputation
u will maintain al every cosL
CIRCULATE YOUR COUNTY PAPERS.
Posi-

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.nED, WHITE AxD .LvE."



att ouR sHiP os STATE.
In the brave old days Of Eighty Seven,
-one heart, Que hope, one fate
We fashioned the model aud lald the keel,
And builded our ship Of State;--
Twas oak sf our kurthern moaut ains.
Aud pine Of oar Southsrn hills,
And our Midland's cedar and iron,
Aud our wholeland's linking Wills.
Britannia ruled the wave lhen
Mistress Of many O sea-
Aud the Red .Cross nag was The signal
For other fags 10 nees
But over the broad Atlantic,
AZ strong aud calm as fate,
Rode gallant bark that few from none
And that was our ship Of State.
Since the brave old days OF 'Eigbty-sesen.
When We fashioned Its glorious form,
And gave 10 the breeze It's stripes and stars,
IL has wcathered many Storm
But It's captains have been Of the truest men,
And it, crews OF the bTavest tars.
And though it foes have been mighty.
II bears but few faint scars
With a Continent TO watch DER,
Twas the Bu!wark Of tho Free;
With an oceans path 10 open,
Twas the Eagle OF the Sea:
Il has won tue worlds appliances,
II has served the Nations needs,
And IL stands with scarce rival
In the glory Of lie desds- n.EUE
From The brave old days Of 'Righty-seveu,
"rlll our evil days of late, p
The Nations safety has been secure
With our gallant ship Of State
But now. with q tempest gathering fast,
And sea that thu eats 10 whelm.
Her captains craven who shripks aghast,
And fsars to man the helm
Oh. for a daY Of that yigor
The Nation knew Of old.
When her flag had heroes and statesmen
Beneath its every fold
Oh. for an hour Of MANHOOD,
To fx our wavering fate
To bear on tie helm rih frmnfss,
And rescue our ship Of state!
1850.
IL
"DosNr Owe Ur THR SNIP"
Don't give up the ship,
Our Eagle of the Sea,
Whose gallant form, through many q storm,
Has borne the brave and free
In our old oceans Wild eommotlou
She has Oft been whelmed IN gloom,
But has broken. with token
OF Gods slessing. from the doom
Don't give up the ship,
Our guardian of the land.
Whose dag, unfurled 10 all the world,
A continent has tpsnndl
Nesr o'erpower'd, never lowerd
In Disgrace 10 any host,
The true story Of its glory
Is the Nations proudest boast
Don't give mp the ship.
Our champion OF the past
Whose noblest scars belong 10 wars
That struck her like Llasti
Every battles fiery rattle
Found her steady ~ a rock;
And when ended. still unslTanded,
She grew Inighiier Tor the shock.
Don't give up the ship,
Our boast throughout all lands,
Now doom'd 10 know its deadliest blow
From parricidal hands
Though mid breakers. and with wreckers,
Hovering round like birds Of prey,
Work tog.Asri-and she'll weather
Ont the storm, and isake the bay.
1894
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ST. NICHOLAS for 1877,

Which opens with November. 1875, begins
A short abd very EsItertaining Serial nom the
Frencn, The Kingdom Of the Greeiy,- Q stofy
ara pied 70 the THANKSGIVING seston. Another
serfa OF absorbing Interest 90 boys
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connected with the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad Company
Tor thirty years. and was q genuine
man who commanded the confidence
and respect Of all rsilroad men, and
was held In high esteem by a large
circle Of acqusintanoes. He leaves a
vile aud grown daughter, Mrs. James
Higgins. OF this city, TO mourn his sad
death. The terrible news has prostra.
ted Mrs. Chittenden, who yesterday
was suffering the greatest anxiety lest
no trace Of her husbands body will
be found.
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yEG ETIyE

Is Acknowledged and recommended by physi-
clans and apothecaries 70 the best purifier aud
cleanser OF the blood yet discovered. ana thous-
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geoessl passenger sgsnt for The foxd.
vas on board OF the train was undoubt.
edly lost. He left Clcssland Thursday
morning and went 10 Oil City, intend.
ing 10 return Friday night A few
minutes before the crash he was con.
versing with George NJ. Reid, OF thi,
city. Who feels confident that Mr.. Chit.
tenden went down with the smoking
car, riding backward. Mr. Reid ais,
thinks he was killed before the fire goI
10 him. At any rate. 10 is CERTAIN h,
was loet. Mr.. Cnittenden was fifty
fonr years old. aud was born in Herki
Iner county, N. Y. He had lived IN
Cleveland for 81 years, his residenc,
being AZ No lJg 81. Clair street. Prio
10 his connection with the Lake Shor
and Michigan Southern he was in th
employ of the New Ys,k Central Road
for which company be did some bust
mess mp 10 his death. He Lad bee
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Strikes at the root OF disease by purifying the
blood restoring the livea end kidneys 10 healthy
action inylgorating the nervous system.