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DR.. l. DIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
al EndIcotf Street. Boston. Mass.

~
SO arranged that patients never or hear each 9th
2l having no connection with his residence conse-
quenty family interruption, so that on no account
can any person hesitate applyink at his office
DIR DIX
ody asserts land cannot be conradcted, except by
Quaoks who will say do anything, even perure
themselves to impose upon patientsl that he
Is THE ONLY REGULAR iGRADUATR PHYSICIAN I'D
vERTIsING ~ BOSTON.
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged in treatment OF Special Diseases, fact so well
known to many Citizens Publishers, Merchants Hotei
Proprietois &c, that he is much recommended, and
partclarly to
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
to avoid and escape Imposition of Foreign and Ma
tive Quacks NOR in Boston than other large
cities.
proudly to Professors and respectable Physicians
many of whom consult aim critical cases, because
of his acknowledged skill and reputation, attained
through ing experience, practie and observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE!
oe not oDbed andadd to your sulerlngs IN being de
ceyed by the lying boasts prom
ises, and preienslons OF
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACkS,
who know little Of the nature and character Of Special
diseases and LESS as to their Some exhibit forged
Diplomas Of Institutions or Colleges, winch never eN-
isted IN any part OF the world others exhibit Dlplo
mas of the Dead, how obtained. unknown not only
assuming aud advertising in names OF those inserted III
the Diplomas but to further their imposition assume
mes of other most celebrated Physicians long since
dead. Neither be deceived by
QUACK NosTRUM MAKERS
through false certificates and references ana recommeh
dations of their medicines BY dead who cannot eX
pose contradict them or who besides to further me
ther lihposluou' Vopi iioHl -. -
is written of the qualities and effects oi different hero
ana pants ae u ASo 'oG ati 'l l ~ ot oil rontain
sverything ~ bnt now known to XIII more than is
cured sud those not killed constutonally injured for
Efe
- 49,, ,-,, ,,o,,,,r-,,
IGNORANCE OF GUAM pOtlON9 AM 'O0ihO'
MAN EkS'
Through the ignorance of the Quaok Doctor knowing
in other remedy he relies upon MERCURY and giyesit
10 ali his patents in Pills Drops &C. the Nostrum
Maker equally ignorant adds TO his so-called Extracts
Specific Antdote &C, both relying upon its enects III
curing a'few in ahundred, il is trumpeted in various
uays throughout the land but, ALAS nothing Is said
Of The balan ,e some of whom die others grow worse
and are tt 10 lin ger and suffer for months years un
m relieved or cured If possible by competent physc
ans
RIFT ALI QUACKS ARE NOT IGNORANT
,. 49,, r,,. e.,,, o-a l,oyy, n
ome Quack Doc ors and Nosrum Makers. yet, regard,
ess OF the life ana healh OIL otueI : .l'Jts
among them who Will even leyuIe a. - ~ rr
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CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that, about eighteen months ago.
commenced using SrERLINa's AMBRosA MY mar was
Hair Tones Invigorators &c, without receiving any
beneat Soon after using the Ambross my hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing rapidly as to $
tonish me Now my hair is thick soft and glossy, and
Ave feet four inches in lengthwhen let down reachnt
the Aoor This wonderful result attribute solely 10 h
use of SrERLNd's AMBRosA, as since commenced ush
II hN'e NPP' Mrs. L. A. BROWN
No, 4e3 Broadway, New York,
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npOO WILL BE FORFEITED BY DRL. DIX
SOUU if falling to cure IN less time than any other
rbyscian more efectuay and permenantly, with less
straint from occupation or fear OF exposure to all
Gather with safe and pleasant medicines
sELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married ami Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
Mercuria Affections EruptoDs and all Diseases Of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimples
on the face Swellings OF the Joints Nervousness ;
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in Youth and the
more advanced OF all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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M A ~ FL 0 O D |!
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED

HOW IUST HUW Il ) . K ~ y !
Just published IN Seated Envelope; Price ctsas
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE OF SpermatOrrhGa or Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility and imped
mens 10 age generally, Nervousness Consumption
Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical incapacty result
ing from Self Abuse, &c.-By ROBr. J. CULVERWELL,
N. D., Author OF the Green Book, &c.
The world renowned author In this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
nces OF Self Abuse be eecuslly removed
without medicine and without dangerous surgical opera
tons bou ges instruments, rings cordiss, pointing
out mote Of at certain and efectua by which
every sufferer matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheapy, privately and radically This lee
ture will prove a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal TO any address, in plain, sealed ca
velope, the receipt of cents or postage stamps
by addressing.
CHAs. J. c, KLINE q CO.,
I27 Rowery New Y6tK, Post Office Box 1855.
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WILCOX g. GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine

Price with Hemmer and Feller 100000 -
10000
rNHE WILCOX GIBBS Family Sewing Machine, is
/ the best achne, without regard to price Tor
Family Sewing, Braiding, Eemming, Eel
ling, Tucking, COrding.
II forms fiat even seam, which will not rip in wear
even when cut at frequent intervals, and makes the tight
est and elastic seam for Full Cloth Of any hachne
stitch a., ,-.. -
peculiar feature of this machine which deserves par
ticular attention is PATENTED DEVICE which prevents
the possibility setting the needle wrongand ole when
prevents the Machine being turned wrong
The WILCOX GIBBS Hemmers and Felers are the on
v really practical Hemmers in use, and are worth QUE
half of the price OF the Machine over all others Tor ami
v use They form narrow, light hem or fell, far nicer
than can be done By hand Tue Needle svery short ana
perfectly straight enabling to sew through hard thck
seams gathers in hard cloh Where s MachDes uSue
long or curved needles utterly fail.
The feed has tendency to draw soft light goods
into the machine but will LINEN CANBBIo perfectly
Itis acknowledged by all who see or use TINS Mschc
that it is the
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keep
in Order
Of any Machine made , ...,..
After much wear, and many washnes, the stltehuR -
fund to retain all the roundness eyenness and htmnes
| which are so much admired 1T frst"-NeW YORK sun
0ry- Send for a circular. -. =,
500 Broadway. \. y.
| A. A. srIMsoS Agsat, Montpelier.
| MONTPELIER, June lalh, 1865
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sTERLING'S
sTERLING'S.
STERLING's
STERLING's .upposIA
AMBROSIA
AMBR0SIA
AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR.
FUN IN" w Made from Roots,
Made from Roots,
Made from Roots,
Made from Roots,
Barks and Herbs
Barks and Herbs
Rarks and Herbs
Barks and Herbs.
We advise young persons, whose hslr IS ueg'nrs n Nv
I'll ~ IN take warning in time, and save thelr ha'I ny
sin0 tho Ambrosia To those who have areauy ose .
49, the zee use Of the Ambrosia will surely fesVoe ~
| as il ha done for thousands ,., ,,,, .vtract
| M SrERLtNa's AMBRosIA is stimulating oi,y 1870 ~
spaots Rarks and aerbs. 1t will cure All diseases W
o. "aip and itching Of the head entirely erauoa
dortrng prevents the hair from iallng out o I ,a
ing mr., maturely gray, causing 1t e grow lO d
I, r. enurely different from all other pfepa'a"0''
+, known fact to thousands IN 'he Wy w i
Vork that this the only article yet dlscoNe,ytu %
rre he D ease Of the Scalp AMI cause the hai 70 '
| pgtCE slU0 PER BOX containing Two po'''e''
Dr. n n. STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No 4q3 BROADWAY New York
For sale by all Druggists
n,r N K. Brown, wholesale Agent N0h'P'''''
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DOn't Fail TO Read This.
COFFEE, COFFEE!
THE
East India Coffee Co,
l54 RE.ADE STREET,
(three doors from Greenwich street,
NEW YORK,
Call universal attention TO their
Kent's East India Coffee
ONLY 25 CE.NTS PER POUND.
Kents East India Coffee
has the flavor OF OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, and is
but half the price.
kentS East India Coffee
has twice the strength Of Java any other Coffee what
ever and wherever used by first class hotels and
steamboats, the stewards say there is saving 30 per
cent
kents East India Coffee
is the most healthy beverage known and is very nutri-
ous. The weak and narm may it at all times with
impunity The wife ofthe Rev W hayes local minister
of the NJ f. Church. Jersey City who has not been able
to use any Coffee for fifteen years,
Aent's East India Coffee
three times day without injury, it being entirely
from those properties that produce nervous excitement
kemt'S East India Coffee
Dr.. JAMES BOYLE Of l56 Chambers Street, says: "II
ha never known any Coffee heahul. nutritious and
free from all injurious qualities
KenfS East India Coffee.
ladvse my patients TO drink it universally, even those
to whom have hitherto prohibited the Of Coffee"
The Principal of the NEW YORK EYE INFIRMARY
says direct all the patients Of Institution
exclusively
kents' East India Coffee
and would be without 1t a ny account"
Ths Rev c, LARUE, an eminent clergyman of the M
E. Church, stationed Hssey Street Newark, says
Of
kents East India Coffee
q" have used it nearly year in my family, and find
it produces ache of the head nervous irritation,
is the OF all other Coees. It is exceedingly pleas
ant and cordially recommend it to all clergymen and
their families"
kent'S East India COfEe
used daily by the families Of Ri shop Baker and many
Of the guished clergymen and men
nihe country"
Do~,ro,-o - No,,~fn~fa;4o


is used daily by the families Of Rishop Baker, and
Of the most distinguished clergymen and profession
nihp c0uDtry,''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
KenCs East India Coffee

have used it nearly year in my family, and find
produces ache of the head irritation
is the case all other Coee. 1t is exceedingly pleas
ant and cordially recommend it to all clergymen and
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
Kent's East India Coffee
ONLY 25 CENT1S PER POUND.
Kents Easf India Coffee
kenfS East India COffee

has twice the strength Of Java any other Coffee what
ever and wherever used by first class hotels and
steamboats, the stewards say there is saving Of 80 per
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
Kents' East El,dia Coffee,

and would not be without 1t on any account"
Ths Rev. c. LARUE, eminent clergyman Of tn
E. Church, now stationed at Hslsey Street, Newark;
Of
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
ouACk NosrRuM MAKERS.

through false certificates references, and recommen
dations of their medicines BY ne dead who cannot eX
nose or contradict them or who besides, TO further
their imposition, copy from Medical Books much tha
is written the qualities and effects OF different herbs
and plants an ascr all the to their P1ls, tx
tracts Specifics &C. Of which if uot all, contain
Mercury because of the ancient belief o! its curing
everything " bnt known to kill more than is
cured sud those not killed, oonstuonally injured oT
life.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
Kenfs East India Coffee.

ladvi5e my patients 10 drink it universally, tho
to whom have hitherto prohibited the Of Coffee"
The Principal of the NEW YORK EYE INFIRMAR
exclusively
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
kent'S East India Coffee

is the most healthy beverage known, and very nutr-
Ous. The weak and inhrm may it at all times with
mpunity The wife of the Rev. W. haves local minister
of the E. Church. Jersey City who has not been able
TO any Colee for fifteen years, can use
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

NEVER, since the dawn y''Hation has there
been recorded such an improvement. cal scieDC .
as that inaugurated by the discovery OF
CARENiS CATHARTIE t.ANnIES
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IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NosTRUM
MAX EKS.

Through the ignorance of the Quaok Doctor, knowing
no other remedy he relies upon MERCURY and glyesit
10 all his patents Pills Drops, &C., so the Nostrum
Maker eq ualy gnc rant, adds TO his socaed Extracts
Specific Antdote, &C. both relying upon its effects IN
vEays 7hroughout Tie land but ALAS nothing is said
of the baan e some of whom die, Others grow worse
and are lett 10 ger and suert for months or years, un-
til relieved cured If possible by competent Physo
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
Aent's East India Coffee

Dr. JAMES BOYLE Of l56 Chambers Street, says: ="
have never known any Coffee healthu nutritious and
free from all injurious qualities
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who know little the nature and chaIacter OF special
nasas and LESS As to their cure. Some exhibit forged
DnIomas Of institutions Colleges, which never eX
isted IN any part OF the world others exhibit Diplo
mas of the Dead, how obtained. unknown not only
and advertising in names OF those inserted IL
the Diplomas, but to further their imposition assume
n mes of other most celebrated Physicians long since
lead. Neither be deeeiYed by
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

CHRONIC DISEASES,
SUCH AS
Dysrepsia, Weak Breasts, Liver Complaints, Genera
Debility Canker or Sore Mouth Putrid Sore Throa
Week Eyes, Spine and Kidney Diseases Old Sores
In the above named dea it needs only to be faith
fully used, and
A CURE IS CERTAIN.
For sale by all Principal Druggi,ts in the United
States.
GI-Call ct the Agents and get Pamphlet
~ A. l.. SCOVILL & CO,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-03-21
How to Read Them.

An exchange says that you may
read shoulder straps thus:
Those of a Major-General bear two
silver embroidered stars on each end
of the strap. A Brigadier-General
has one silver embroidered spread
eagle; Northumberland has two
silver EN- embroidered leaves, one at each
end of the strap; a Major has two
embroidered leaves similarly placed.
A Captain has two gold bars at each
end Of the strap; First Lieutenant
one gold bar at each end, and a Sec
ond Lieutenant 20 bars at all.
The cloth of the strap, by it's color,
distinguishes the arm of the service.
For General and staff officers, it is
dark blue; for artillery scarlet; for
infantry, sky blue; for rilemeu, green
and for cavalry, orange color.
Non-commissioned officers are indi-
Gated by "chevrons or stripes on
the coat sleeve in the form of a letter
V. Corporals wear two stripes; Ser
geants three. Orderly Sergeants
have lozenge, or diamond-shaped
figure, within the angle of the chew
rons. Sergeant Majors have the three
stripes of Sergeant completed into
triangle, base uppermost.
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Commissioners for the New State Elec.
finn-ThursdaY. March 2G. 1863

DISTRICT No. l.-At Jones Precinct: Joshua
Hutchinson, Alphcus Holland. Joseph Gruhh, II.
Conductor, Samuel Harden. At Osborne $ Epll-
rain Hall, Thomas McBcc, Rein II. Brown; Con-
ductor, John W. Phillips.
DISTRICT No AT Court House: y. Hay
monI, E. Price, James Domain; Conductor, llar-
vcy Stagers. AT Guscman's: \. c. N"n4crvcrt,
Asa Hail, Samuel Tibbs: Conductor, X. Fife.
DISTRICT No. AT Ross; Jacob Miller Jas.
Hare, Jacob Newman Conductor, Joseph Hart
man. At LOTUS: George Conn, Elihu Ridge
way, John n. Baker; Conductor, c. S. Ley:
DISTRICT No. AT Cassyile: james Way,
John Lemley, Draper Cole Cond"cior, Noah
Raver At Cushman's James Lazcli, X. W.
Courtney, Josiah Ross: Conductor, CIV Sample.
DISTRICT No. 5.-At Lamcl Point; Henry Pot
ter, Thomas B. Fetty, James Brewer; Conductor,
John W. Hess At Arncltsvillc; Jas. Arnctt
Daniel Glasscock, Isaac Cordray; Conductor, Z,
". Miller.
DISTRICT No. Cat Mooresvillc R. B. Ten
ant, John Core, Moses Sine; Conductor, Ahra-
ham Tenant At Tenants: John Wildman,
George W. Smith, John Eddy; Conductor, Ivy
Tenant.
DISTRICT No. AT Warren: Jas. 6. White,
John Anderson, John Wise Cbnducfor, Michael
White. At Darrah's: George Price, Jonathan
Shuman, Joseph Shriver; Con1ac'or, Frederick
Gump. \. Ia MOND,
Z. PRICE.
J. DEMAIN,
Superntendcnts of the Polls for the County.
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Van Dorm Retreating-Desti'
tufi0n i'm the South.

New YORK, March l2.--Speclal to
the Herald. Rutherford Greek, near
Columbia, Tenn, March II.
Van Dorn's whole rebel force re-
treated towards Shelbyville.
The country between Nashville and
Columbia is cleared of ruarauders,
and the means Of crossing Duce River
have been destroyed.
The Times special states 9 refu.
gees from the South who arrived IN
Washington yesterday give deplora-
bic accounts of the restitution, and
state there is much suffering in Rich
mond fer want of actual necessarles
of life.
1t is reported that % rebel regij
ments under Anderson passed through
Richmond last Friday for Charleston
with an aggregate of 10000 mep.
The prize steamer Virginia and a
bark and Brig with p prize cargoes
on board had sailed from Key West
for New York.
The steamship Peterhof arrived at
Key West, having been captured by
the Vanderbilt.
The War and Navy Departments
feel satisfied that very short time
will only elapse before rebel cemmu-
nication across the Mississippi river
will be entirely cut off by Yankee
ingenuity and enterprise without
much bloodshed.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-03-21
Abolition is Treason.

The following scathlng rebuke to
the Abolition radicals is from the
speech, in Congress, of Mr.. Harding,
of Kentucky:
'Wr. Chairman: Abolitionism has now tempo
rary control of the Government 1t shapes us
own policy, has everything its own way, aud is
fast working out its own destruction in the eyes
Of all thinking men, 1t is doomed, and will fall
beyond the reach Of any political resurrection
The danger is, it may drag down the Government
with it, And yet do not despair OF the Gov
ernment: an glad to believe there is still solid
Ground for hope believe the Democratic hosts
in the North and Northwest, have the power 10
crush and Suhduc the rebellion North and South
and save the Government from ruin: and, though
ALWAYS an old wing, am ready, and my con-
stitucnts arc ready to unite heart and hand with
the Democratic party in battling for the Union
against the Abolitionists and SecessloniSts-now
and forever raise no objection to the name OF
that party. Democracy is an old and honored
name, and no man need blush 10 assume 1t
Their platform: 'Thc Constitution as it is, and
the Union as it was" has the ring OF the pure
metal 1t is q close and searching test OF loyal
ty, as have more than once witnessed Oh inns
floor. Men who attempt TO ridicule it never fail
TO betrav their own nfdeity to the Constitution.
1t is not possible for men who arc opposed TO that
platform to be truly loyal. We have no Consti-
tuition but the Constitution as it is. and if You
are not for that then you are, i'll feeling and SEN
timent in rebellion against it. We have no
Union, never had nor can have, under that Con-
stitution but the Uui0n rs it was formed by 1t ;
and if you arc not for that you are against the
Union. and, of NECESSITY, disunioni5ts. Hence
the war upon slavery, when stripped of all dis
guise, is nothing but war upon the Union and
against the Constitution, because it protects slave
~, and there and in that is found the heart and
core of the Abolition rebellion: and it is nothing
but in rebellion against the Government Sir,
what did we hear from prominent leader Of the
radicals, the gentleman from Pennsylvania (llr.
Stevcnsl, but few days since on this floor. He
declared
"This Union shall never with my consent be
restored under the Constitution as it is, with
slavery to be protected byit.
That is plain enough: it speaks for itself; and
sir, if that is loyalty, then give me treason.
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How a Man feels i'm Battle.

There can be nothing more puz-
cling than the analysis of ones feel
ings on a battlefield. You cannot
describe them satisfactorily to your
self or others. To march steadily
up to the mouths of a hundred can
non, while they pour out fire and
smoke, and shet and shell in storm
that mows the men like grass, is hor-
rible beyond description-appalli
It is absurd to say man can do it
without fear. During Hancock
charge, at fredericksburg, for a long
distance the slope was swept by such
a hurricane of death that we thought
every step would be cur last, and |
am willing to say, for one, that | was
pretty badly scared. Whatever may
be said about q" getting used to it, .
old soldiers secretly dread q battle
equally with new ones. But the
most difficult thing to stand up under
is the suspense while waiting, as we
waited at Fredericksburg, drawn up
in line of battle on the edge Of the
field, watching the columns file past
US and disappear in cloud Of smoke,
where horses and men and colors 60
down in confusion, where all sounds
are lost in the screaming of shells,
the cracking of musketry, the roar of
artillery, and knowing that our turn
comes next, expecting each moment
the word Forward |" 1t brings a
strange kind of relief when "For-
ward" comes. You move mechanl-
cally with the rest. Once fairly in
for it, your sensibilities are strange
ly blunted !; you care comparatively
nothing about the sights that shock
ed you at first; men torn to pieces
by cannon shot becomes matter of
course. At such time, there comes
a latent sustenance from within us,
or above US, which no man antlcl-
pates who has not been in such a
place before, and which most men
pass through life without knowing
anything about. What is it? Where
does it come from?
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-03-21
A Novel Marriage.

On Tuesday a marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. VIM:
Carr, Chaplain of the 4th Regiment
N. Y. S., under rather novel clrcum-
stances: the clergyman and bride
groom being in the city of Washing.
ton, and the bride in the village OF
Fulton, Oswewo county, during the
ceremony. The bridegroom is a mem
Der of the Fourth Regiment, and CIR
cumstances prevented his being IN
Fulton to fulfil his engagement with
the young lady. By mail, the par
ties agreed to have the ceremony per
formed through the medium Of the
electric telegraph.
The day and hour having been ar
ranged, the parties repaired to the
telegraph offices at the respective sta
tons, the fair bride accompanied by
a female friend as bridesmaid. The
gentlemanly operator at Fulton Off
ciated as bridesman. The first dis
patch over the wires relating to the
affair was from Washington, lnqulr-
ing if the lady was present? An ans
wer in the affirmative was returned,
and the ceremony proceeded. Three
messages we're sent to Fulton, and
two transmitted to Washington, and
the ceremony was completed. The
last message from Washington was
the declaration Of the clergyman pro
uouncing the parties man and vile.