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DHILA. s. READING RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Passenger IraIns'

NOVEMBER, 5TH, lS,1;,
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as foIowsi-
WA PERKIoMEN BRANCHo
For Philadelphia at G.5O, li.Oo' a'ui'' Ola anu
o''' - 'H' SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 3.25 y. m.
WA EAST PENNA. BRANCh.l an ,.o
For Re1ding, 2.JO, $780, 9Oi m.' l2'io' @'o' SOY
For i Harrisburg, 23) $50, 9O5 a. M, i2.l5' 4'So
For lancaster and Columbia, $50. 9.c5 am and
fDoes not run on Mondays.
SUNDAYS,
For Reading, 230 G.m. and O.O5 m,
For Harripburg, 2.31 Il. IN. and % y. N; IT..
Trains FOR ALLIE NTOWN leave US lono"s'
WA PERKIoMEN BRANCHl
Leave Philadelphia 7.3O Il. M, l'UV' Lou "lN ''io
pm. ..
Leave Philadelphia, 500 Il. m.
WA EAST PENNA. BRANcH) ,
Leave Reaumg, 7.49, i.45, 1O.35 a m.' 4OJ oIo 'hu
Leave ;S Harrisburg, 500, 7So a. M, and l,4O $50
Leave "a 70 Lancaster, 7.8O a. m, and $.25 p. IN.
Leave COlum bia, ~ n. III. and $40 p IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. 7.20 am.
Leave Harrisburg, 81 am .
Trains marked thus tNl run to and from depot
9TH and Green streets, Phtladelphla other
trains to and from Broad street deplt.
town, and the 7.3O a. m. and BIS p. M trans
from Philadelphia, have through cars 10 ana
from Philadelphia. ,,.,,-,,,r,>-
General IdnCG6r
C. G. HANCOCK, CENT TjcEet Agent.
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CHERRIES SALE.

BY virtue of n writ of Ven. Ez. issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Carbon County
and 10 me directed, there will be exposed at
Pubic SGle,0t tue Court House, III the Borough
of Maucn Chunk, Carbon County, State OF Penn
sylvanIa, on
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-ALSO,
All that certain
TRACT OR PlECE OF LAND,

situate lying ana being inT0wamensihg Town.
slIp, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, bounded
ana described AS follows Beginning Gt u post,
thence by land nov or late OF BrOJSJ ard GeaI-
IN" north Two degrees, east one hundred and
nity pcrches 20 a stone thence by land of Low.
cIt ana snyder nOrth elghtY-tWO degrees, east
tWruty-tOur uerChes to a stone thence by the
same sOuth eighty eight degrees east sixty
mne perches to Il stone thence partly by land
uI DnYiG :. OVett and parClY by land of Joseph
lilbler and others sOutl two degrees, west one
hundred and forty -eght PerChes 20 a stone
thence by lana late OF BrObst audGearing nOrCh
eghty-seyeu ana one haIf degrees west eIghtv.
eight perches or thearabOuts 10 the place or be-
ginning containing
SEVENTY NINE ACRES.
be the same more or less
The Improvements thereon are one-and a.
half story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
sixteen bv twenty six feet; Swiss Barn, thirty
two py fOrty-sIX feet Frame Wagon House
fourteen Nv thirty three Zig Sty. twelve by
sixteen, and saw Mil, fourteen by iOIty.nve.
Seized AMI taken IN execution as the property
OF John G. Dsuer, and 10 be sold 0Y
J, W. RAUDENBUSH, sheriff.
SheriH's ni1ce, AIauch Chunk, Feb p, 1873
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TRACT OF LAND

situate in Nfahoning Township. Carbon County,
PENNSYLVANIA, bounded ana desc lbed as fol.
lows, that is to say, two adjoining tracts Of
Land:
NO /, Beginning at a stone. thence by land of
Jonas Fritz south seventy three and n half de-
grees west twen y.five perches to post; thence
bv land of same south lOrty.siN and thee.quar.
thence by lie nj of Jonas BachmaD north twenty
SIX and threeTOurth degrees, west siXy-slX
perChes to the place of beginning, containing
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MONDAY, MARCH 11h, 1878,

at O'Clock p. NJ, the following Real Estate
describe a5 follows, TO wiz;
All that Cectlin
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TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND,

situate m Franklin Township, Carbon County,
and state of Pennsvlvania bounded and ue.
scnbed as follows, TO wit Beginning ut n chest
nut oak, thence by vacant land north fifteen
degrees,wes forty perches 10 stone by a pine;
thence south saYenty.ti five degrees, west seven.
tv pcrChes TO a post thence by land of Peter
stroll s.uth sixty three degrees, west fifty.
eignt neIcbes 10 Il stone thence by land late of
John Dale now Peter Relner south thlrty-nme
degrees, cast seVcnt' ptrChes to post thence
By vacant land north sixty DEGREES, east one
hundred and two perChCs t. the place of BEGIN.
nlng, containing FoRTNTWO ACRES, FOR
iN PERCH HES, and Allowance, &c
The Improvements thereon are Twc.story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
twenty by twentv-fOur feet Barn. twenty.
eight by thirty feet, anu other outbulldncs
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of William Leinhard, and to be sold by
j. W. RAUDENBUSH, Sheriff
sherif's Office. Mauch Chunk, Feb q, 1878.
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of n writ OF Lev. IA. or mortgage is
sued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Car
hon County, and TO me directed there will be
exposed at Public SALE mt the Court House III
the Borough OF Mauch Chunk Cal bon County,
state Of PENNSYLVANIA, on
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MONDAY, MARCH 11h, 1878,

at 1 O'Clock p. NJ, the following Rea Estate
described as follows to wit;
All that certain Messudge or Tenement and
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PIECE OF LAND.

situate in East Weissport FranGin township,
and county aforesaid, bounded ana described "a
follows, to WIT: BcGlpnInG at u post, thence
along II public road leaCiEg from kresgeville TO
WeiSspUrt, south tOrtv-One and Onc-qulTtcr de,
grees, weS5 nInety-nlne feet to n post thence
degrees east one hundred aud tEirty-One 1eet
Ia a post; thence by ana along saId alley, north
fOrty-One and a quarter degree, eat ninety.
nine feet to post; thence by lana OF -. north
fouty three degrees west one hundred and thir.
ty-une feet 10 the place OF beginning, containing
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MONDAY, MARCH IL, 1878,

at O'Clock p. NJ. tie following Real Estate.
described as follows, 10 wit;
All that certain
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FIVE ACRES AND FIFTEEN PERCHEs

strict measure.
No g Beginning at q stone. thence by land of
Jacob Buchman north eighty dcgreeS. east
seVenty.twO and half perones TO stone (;
thence by the same north bwelve and half de-
grees, west ninetv-twO and II half peTches to n
stone thence by the 1irst described tract south
fOrty.siX and threefOmth degrees, east seven
tv-i0uT percbes tp a post thence by lana of
Jonas Fritz north tOrtv.siN and threetOurt de-
grces. west one hundred ana twenty-siX perches
TO stone thence by vacant land south seven
ty eight pcrches, west twelve and twOtenth
perCheS 10 stone; thence by land of Joseph
EDUerts north twentvthree and th1ee-fouTth
degrees, west two hundred and eleven peTChes
tn stone thence north twelve Cegrees. west
fifty perChes to the place or beginning COntaIu-
inT ONE HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES and
FORTY FIVE PERCHES. strict measure.
The Improvements thereon are n TwO-StOry
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
eighteen by twenty.siS feet Kitchen, thirteen
by sixteen feet Swiss Barn. thlrty.tive by six
ty-tive feet, and other Out0mdings
Seized and taken in execution as the property
OF JOnn EDDcrt, aud TO be sold by
]. w. RAUDENBUSH, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Mauch Chunk, Feb. q, 1873.
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l2,900 Square Feet,

and embraces Three Lots viz: Nos :, s and 0,
&sgA The Improvements thereon consist Of
HHahl Frame DWELLING HOUS ., 20 by
ElsssHhAAssll % feet, Two StOrlos High, with Two
PUIcnus attached and ether OutbuildngS. a
Well Of good Water, and large and good Yard
Planted with Fruit Trees.
No. ,, Al that cert lin
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Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA.RA

Returning, leave depot at Jerks ana AuieIl' tn
can ST. Phlia. at s;l5 ana 9;45 a. m; 2;l5 p. M
OHu raS ta5z ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-09-27
From Rev. John Gregory, Pas.
tor Of the Wesleyan Methodist
Church at p1ttstOn. PA.

MY DEAR SIR Having at various times per-
sonally and IN my own andother families.
tested the great value Of the medicine called
Peruvian Syrup or Protected Solution Of Pro-
toxide Of Iron, most cheerfully recommend
it, especially to those who are suffering from
dyspeptic and nervous disorders. As a reliable
and powerful alternative, it is, think, unsur-
passed; and as a tonic, free from all the OBJ
jectionable features of alcoholic remedies, IT is
most efficient auxiliary to the temperance
cause. One OF the greatest hindrances to the
temperance reform at present is, as think,
the medical use of alcoholic stimulants. What
ever may be argued as to their necessity in
certain cases, we have, in the Peruvian Syrup,
safe and efficient substitute for these danger
Gus remedies. THIS testimony is given I'M
solicited, with the hope that some who are not
yet acquainted with the valuable properties Of
the medicine may be induced to give 1t trial.
Sold by oil druggiste.
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Read Carefully.

Samuel Osborne, SophIasburg, says: was
affected with Dyspepsia for nearly four years
my lungs becoming affected towards the last ,
was induced to try the Shoshonees Remedy
After using three or four bottles felt much
better and gained strength rapidly, my health
improved steadily AMI rapidly and when had.
taken three or four bottles more, was quite
restored to health and strength, and have ex-
perienced better health than for forty years
before. l had been under the treatment of a
number OF physicians before, but never re-
celved any material AID until l used your
remedy.
A. Mckay, \. s., says He was very bad
with Liver Complaint, but used the Shoshonees
Remedy, and in month was as we'll as ever he
had been in his life. 1 am now in business and
wish you to send me three dozen by steamer
A. Wood, Consecon, says: That he has tried
the Remedy for Liver Compliant and Dyspep-
STA with great success. have also used the
Shoshonees Pills, and find that they are as
good as any ever tried.
Henry King, Geneva, n. Y, says My wife
was intensely afflicted with Dyspepsia for a
long time. We consulted physicians of three
different schools, and received no benefit She
has taken three bottles Of the Great Shoshonees
Remedy, and is now hearty and well.
Rev. John Scott, says: Mr. Mckenzie Bottl-
ing suffered from an attack Of Rheumatism,
and was unable to move without help; but
after taking a few bottles Of the Shoshonees,
was able to walk as well as ever. Price Of the
Remedy in pint bottles, Fl; trial size, IS cents
Pills, rs cents box.
Prepared only by FOSTER, MnBURN IL Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y.
Sold by Duncombe, Stearns q Co.
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GOBLEVILLE LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent.
\ temperance nesting was held last Sunday
night at the chmrch in this place. A fine pro-
gramme OF exercises was carried out. consist
ing OF select readin gs, music and speaking.
Dr. Frank p. Robertson has located here. for
the practice Of medicine. He can be found
night or day by calling at Keeler's drug store.
Mr.. James Clement and wife are visiting a
brother at Great Bend, Kansas.
The question Of having Touring mill IN this
place is being bruited The Post brothers. now
located at Williams Station, are contemplating
moving here, il suitable compensation can be
secured.
Mr.. George Myers has been engaged to teach
the high school, and Miss Mary whalen, the
primary department for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Joseph Green has in successful opera
ton a cider mill.
Cattle and hog dealers are quite numerous
hereabouts nowadays. A car load Of hogs
was shipped last Friday.
We think 1t would be q good plan for those
people who turn their hogs in the streets to
annoy their neighbors and be nuisance in
general, to either deal with some hog buyer or
comply with the law, which forbids hogs run
ming at large. la
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WAVERLY LOCALS.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
The south branch bridge has been repaired.
MISS Clara Hatch, Of Petoskey. ia visiting
relatives in Waverly.
Albert Lille has returned from Wisconsin.
after several years residing there. He thinks
there is no place like Michigan after all.
The Glendale base ballists had a tilt with
the Wildcats Of Coolies, on Saturday last. The
score stood, Glendale "a, Wildcats 8. Another
game is announced at Coolies, Oct. 18th.
Hi Skinner returnes to Nebraska this week.
Rube Qua goes with him prospecting.
The big huckleberry marsh received it's an
nual burning over last week.
Mr.. VIM. Rogers was buried last week. con-
sumption was the cause OF his death.
Political meetings seem to be the order OF
the day. A thorough canvass is being made
by both Republicans and Nationals. Meetings
are OF almost nightly occurrence, and notwith-
standing the many converts made by Moulton's
speech, the Nationals have failed to produce
the name Of single convert that was not
greenbacker before. We presume the most of
the converts were made by the courtesy OF the
editor OF the Independent
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deacon Wilder want you to tell me how
you kept yourself aud family so we'll the past
season, when all the rest Of us have been sick
so much, and have had the doctors running to
Us SO long
90 Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy. l
used Hop Bitters In time and kept my family
well and saved large doctor bills. Three dol
lars worth OF it kept us all well and able to
you and most Of the neighbors one to two
hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the same
time. guess you'll take my medicine here
AFTER See other column.
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There 10 an advertisement IN our columns to
which We take much pleasure in referring our
readers, because we believe in it and conscienti-
ously and heartily recommend it. We refer to
Halls Hair Remover. We remember many
cases in our midst Of old and middle aged peo
pie who formerly wore grey hair, or whose
locks were thin and faded, but who now have
presentable head pieces, and with no little
pride announce to their friends that they
haven't grey hair in their heads. 1t is
pardonable pride, and the world would be
better off, If there was more of It, for when
the aged make themselves attractive to others
they are more certain to WIN and retain the
esteem and respect to which burthen of well
spent years entities them. Try Halls Hair
Remover If age or disease has thinned or
whitened your locks and you Will thank us for
our advice.-Pan Handle News, Wellsburg,
w. Va.
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Factory Facts.

Close confinement, careful attention to all
poor appetite, languid, miserable feelings, poor
blood, inactive liver, kidneys and urinary trou-
bles, and all the physicians and medicine II
the world cannot help them unless they get out
doors or use Hop Bitters, made Of the purest
and best remedies, and especially for such
cases, having abundance of health, sunshine
and rosy cheeks in them. None need suffer if
they will use them freely. They cost but
trife. See another column.
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HAMILTON LOCALS.

Fom Our Own Correspondent.
A. B. Writ and his two little boys, j. IL.
Smith, Mr.. Broathurst, Hiram Baker and son,
Isaac Roosevelt, and the two Skaters, as green
hackers, and A. w. Hayden, and Mort Klett
and son, as spectators, were the entire audience
that listened to DR.. Bartholomew speech on
the greenback subject, last Saturday night, at
the Hayden school-house.
II ]. C. Burrows would ma he one more raid
through here, there wouldn't be greenbackers
enough left to tell the story.
VIM. II. Greenman is married again, this
time to lady from Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Miss Maggie Mcguire, who few weeks ago,
closed a successful term OF school in the Lee
district, Is again employed to teach the winter
term, which shows how we'll the patrons Of the
school appreciate her services.
A Mr.. Craft, an old man about seventy years
Of age, living near the inlet Of Lake Of the
Woods, died last Thursday afternoon. His
remains were taken to Milburg for burial.
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The Supreme Court OF the State of New
York has decided that j. c. Aver d Co., Of
Lowell. have the sole right to use the words
Cherry Pectoral for medicine, and has issued
York City, for selling Rushton's Cherry Pector
al or Cherry Pectoral Lozenges or any other
use Of the name to deceive the public. This
decision OF the high court includes all dealers
who sell any similar article.-Port Jefferson
O.. I.) Leader.
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against what was for the public good Of them
solves ssa especially for Vie rlsang gsnaration.
Accordingly, on Monday evening, Sept. 9, the
house was flled with ladies' and gentlemen.
The meeting was called to order by the chair
man, Mr. R. Crippen, and the momentous ques-
ton, whether the house should be closed or
not against all red ribbon, religious, political
and moral meetings was put to vote, and only
three votes vera cast against such meetings,
while nearly every gentleman present and one
lady voted to keep the house open. SO right
and justice prevailed and the opponents went
home rather crestfallep.
Decatur Sept. 10, 10. JOHN Smith.
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UNCLE JOHN.

That was an unfortunate thing for both
parties when Sherwood spoke here. ankeI
woodman was chairman Of the meeting and in
introducing Lawyer Sherwood, took occasion
to complain of there being so many lawyers in
Congress, and severely condemned their action
IN that body. Lawyer Sherwood IN return,
said National Bankers were communists and
Shylocks, which Banker Woodman did not
seem to relish very well. We call this case
Of " diamond cut diamond
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LIES battle fought, the last great victory won.
Jesus Of Nazareth. Who IN Galilee .u---sss...
Hallowed and sancti6sd the nuptial hour
BY presence oil divine, and by miracle
Showed to the wondering guests Thy love and
power, afil W fHra i+Vl N3H
Be present at this wedding feast to-day
Join IN new bonds OF fellowship and love
And I'LL their hearts with Thy strong consola-
ton from above.
Help them to 1--we hereafter as unto thee,
Then they shall parted be- all, nevermore;
But keep, through all eternity each wedding day
Upon the other shore
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ALMENA LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Mr.. William Hoodemaker and Mr.. William
Hill, lost COW apiece the other day, caused by
getting into a cornfeld. 1t was all the COW
Mr.. Hill had.
Mr.. William Shaver died on Sunday, the 9Th
OF Sept. He had been sick all summer with
consumption. The funeral services were held
at the house, on Tuesday the 10th, Rev. J. H.
Darling preached the sermon. Deceased leaves
wife and three children In rather destitute
circumstances He was an industrious, hard
working man, and commanded the respect Of
all who knew him-he was member OF the
Free Will Baptist church of Paw Paw.
The Township Board Of Almena met. Sept.
9tb and appointed Mr. Henry c. Bowman,
School Inspector, to fill the vacancy caused by
Mr.. Charles A. Butterield's moving out of the
State. They also appointed Frank Cure, Com
missi oner to examine peach trees, supposed to
be diseased with the yellows. Any person
knowing OF such diseased trees, should make
complaint IN writing to said Commissioner,
that he may examine such trees and prevent
the spread Of such disease.
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EDITOR TRUE NoRrHERNER:

Brick School house, motion was made to close
the house against Red Ribbon and oil other
evening meetings. The motion was of so much
importance and the meeting had already been
held so late that it was moved they adjourn
until one week from that evening roo
As soon as it became generally known through
out the district that a special meeting was to
be held for such very worthy y purpose
great excitement prevailed. The ladies' Of the
neighborhood, who are much interested in the
cause Of temperance, religion, justice and NOR
ality, resolved to attend the special meeting to
see who we're the intelligent gentlemen OF the
community and who wers the blind, ignorant
not men surely, but-beings who would vote
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At q late meeting of the Glendale and LAX,

At late meeting Of the Glendale and Lake :
view Reform Club, young man, clad in very
ragged apparel, was present but left the house
just before the close Of the meeting. Mr.. Nc
FarliD, the President OF the club, proceeded to
say that the young man was to be ptied for his
uncouth appearance, as it was probably caused
by either.sickness or laziness. The person al
luded to not having passed out OF hearing, re-
turned and said Mr.. President, feel under
Obligations for the Aattering compliment the
Char has just bestowed upon me and my pres
emit condition. 1t is not caused by either sick
ness or laziness, but has been entirely produced
by long and persistent running after an Office"
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The only legitimate conclusion that can be
drawn from Moulton's argument, is that " fat
money will give dishonest men an opportunity
he says initiation of the currency with this kind
OF paper will deprecate the purchasing power
of money just as much as it will increase nom
inal prices, so that a man could get no more
value for his property than he could before.
He calls gold a dishonest dollar because wild
cat and red dog bank bills became worthless.
We don't see the point.
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Local Notices.

TOLEDO & SOUTH HAVEN r. R. co.
special Time Card for the Fair, Oct. 3D. Sd
and 4th.
Train will leave Paw Paw for Lawrence at
5 p. NJ. and leave Lawrence for Paw Paw a
5 :35 p. NJ. Leave Paw Paw for Lawton at 10
p. NJ. All other trains on regular time.
Dated. Paw Paw, Sept 26th. 1878.
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Moulton again declared fairly and squarely
for {" fat money. He said this people had got
to come to that kind of currency aud they
might as well understand it. There Is no use
for greenbackers to longer deny " fatism," for
their boosted champion hinges his whole theory
OF currency on stamped paper, and the party
in this county have given him their full en-
dorsemert by importing him into the county
for second time.
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o, Aunt Jane, Aunt Jane, will you necer out
grow your overweening vanity? Those glances
which you think were bestowed on your faded
charms are only creatures OF your too vivid
imagination. Age ought to cure you Of your
vain follies, but it don't seem to do so.
UNCLE JOHN.
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How the nickel worries some Of our green
back fnsnds. The Independents man wss anx-
ious to have Moulton talk on so important q
point. Moulton told him the nickel was re-
deemable. Funny, wasn't it? He said, though
he never heard OF any being redeemed. He
better read the report of the Treasurer Of the
United States, for 1877.