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BUSINESS NOTICES


Situated on Merchants Avenue, University
Heights, near the Mahonmg Railroad Shops
The house vas newly finished last year, contains
eight rooms conveniently arranged viii be sold
at moderate price and on easy terms il applied
for soon. Inquire Of
ALCoTT&HORToN al Water st.
~-oHoasaE
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1rOtizens Wishing conveyance TO either OF the
above Trains or Boats win be called for BY Coaches
o. hteFens' Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
y the Omnibus Once, ~ &uperfor-St., next door 70
the Weddsl House.
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Owing to the short time that Mr.. Hardy
and his excellent Assistant, Mrs. Catlin, have
had charge of the school we could hardly ex-
psct as great results as from teachers longer
in our city service. The scholars made a
fine appearance however, and the school ap-
psared to excellent advantage.
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n. 2. MONRY MARKRT-march p

icy TELKaRAPHJ
Sterling Exchnnge-Firmer with very limited
business at lSGl55 for hrst-class bills.
Gold-Feyerish and unsettled, opening Of 80, ad-
vancing to A, and closing at 49,.
Government SLOckB-Quite firm. Q. s 6s OF
81 coupons, l050l05x; do. SIS "a coupons g6k; T-O
Treasury Notes 1867; One Year Certificates IO0&.
State ~stOeks-Yirginia SIS 60; California rs
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N. Y. STOCK RARKRT-Mnreh "a.

NJ 4. STOCK mARKET-MRrch %.
icy TELEGRAPH.J
StOclB-Are better and dull. Chicago and Rock
Island sJzSi Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne and Chicago 5IK;
Cleveland and Toledo 9416; Galena and CHICAGO gON;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 6754; Michigan Southern
guaranteed 95A; Michigan Southern 5l5s; Erie 75B;
Erie preferred IS; Michigan Central 80; Illinois Cen.
tral So Alton and Terre Haute income bonds 76; Pitts
burgh, Fl Wayne and Chicago I'd bonds 100; Toledo
and Wabash Ind bonds So Michigan Southern Sink
ing Fund 10.
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First Page.---LOcaI Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be found on our LIST
unRe.
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The eo-partnership heretofore existing IN
der the names of Ames, Mills & Kelly, was
dissolved on the 18th day of March, 1868.
All debts due to the firm will be paid to
Ames & Mills.
CLEVELAND, March 25, 1868. ~meh2S:43S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

In efeeting a change in the late firm of
Ames, Mills & Kelley, the "Bazaar," No.
261 Superior street, has been closed for a few
days. The subscribers take pleasure in an
nouncing that it will be opened under a new
administration, on Thursday, March 26th, and
solicit a continuance of the former patronage
so literally bestowed. AMEs & MILLS.
March 26, 1868. mch25:4Sg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

HeImsrreers InimitabIe Hair R-estorative.

IT Is NOT A DE-
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
~tenance, impaired byage or disease. All iHstan-
famous dyes are composed Of lunar e%austie, de-
stroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and
afford OF themselves no dressing. Heimstreet's
Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to it's
naturaIco lor by an easy process, but gives the
hafra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
A DOUGH, GOLD, Or IRRITATED THROAT


md Br9ncnlAlH uecloAat OIl5utlme mcurapio.
Browns Bronchial TrOehes
reach directly the affected parts and give almost In
slant relief. In BRoEoHITIs, ASTHMA and GAIARRH
4hov are beneficial. The good effects resulting from
tbe use Of b TrosheS, and their extended use, has
-eaussd them to be oounterieited. Be sure to guard
amipst worthless imitatonH. OBrAU only the sEE-
NM BRoEE's BEsEOHIAL TROcHEs which hsFS
.RnovnD their efficacy b. q teet Of many Year,. PUl-
no spnaKEns and suEsERs should use the TrOohss.-
Military Omoers and Soldisrs Who oTeF-tax the voice
.audsre exposed 70 sudden changes, Ehould have them.
Uold svsryWhsrsat . cents per bon. ian;4s5
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SHINP Las { n s,
Gold,
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WAR CLAIMS.


s0ldiers' Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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as 81. oLAIR srREEr scHoOL.

Mr.. Fry and Miss Whippls still continue
to labor in this school, and have gained the
mOst gratifying success as teachers. We are
unable to state anything in relation to the
exhibition owing to the distance preventing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
silver Plated Ware.

Just received and for sale at the owestpossible
rates, splendid stock Of s~flver-plsted ware.
Tea-sets,i Casters,
Urns, Ladies',
Spoons, Forks,
Cake Baskets, Mugs,
Butter Dishes, Goblets,
Napkin Rings, Knife Rests,
Gall Bells, Tea Bells,
Cake Knives, Pie Knives,
Fruit Knives, Dessert Knives,
The above goods are from the largest and most
reliable msnUfactory Of Plated Ware in this
eountry. Iha7e sold their goods for over ten
Tesrs, and viii warrant every article to be Of the
- gitdiify Of double plate.
noT28 W.P. Fosa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28

BALTIMORE MARKET-March ~.
lBY TEL EGRAPH.l
Notwithstanding. Sales Of red at si,6O0I,65.
COrn-Scarce and UNCHANGED.
SSps3c.
Whisky-sales Of Ohio at 4sa4ske.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

TwINKLEY TWINKLE "A war correspondent
of New Orleans paper writes thus from Jack
son, Tenn
" An officer of my acquaintance, who is in
ordiuateIy fond Of iritters,' just dropped into
a dwelling at jackson day or two since,
where tins delicacy was smoking hot upon
he table, and very politely asked 70 share the
meal with the landlady. She graciOusly com
piled, and asked him &c be seated viii you
Ia Ike the - twinkle twinkle, or on the" dab %
My friend was entirely ignoran, Of the meaning
Of these terms, but at venture chose the for
mer. lie was soon enlightened. The ancient
female dipped her not over clean fingers into a
tumber OF molasses standing beside her. and
allowing the dripplngs to fall on the delicacy,
presented it to him as " twinkley twinkle"
- % the dab, was spoonful Of treacle upon
be centre Of the tritter.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

which would come, as he thought Of Willie.
am very, very sorry that was so unkind
to Willie But what can do now? ,
Think for yourself, Charlie said Mr.. Al
bertson, and try to find some way to show
your love for poor Willie ......
Charlie thought Iong while and then
sprnging up, clapping his hands, exclaimed
know what would be splendid papa; | will
take some Of the money that you gave me on
Christmas and buy sled for Willie; wouldnt
he be pleased !?
That is capital plan, replied his father,
AID Tomorrow we will 60 to select one.
Very early The next morning, MIR. Albert
son and Charlie started out, and bought the
prettiasl sled in the village store, and before
school commenced, Charlie asked Willie if he
would not like to try it. The poor boy was
delighted, aud, after having ridden down the
hill several times, brought the sled back to
Charlie with many thanks.
Keep it, said Charlie, so excited that he
did not know what to say; don't wantit
it's yours didn't mean to be so cross
Willie could not understand what was meant
and it was some time before be could realize
that the beautiful sled with prancing black
horse painted on it, was really his own, to
keep for ever and ever as Garlic said. Then
how happy he was, and how happy they both
were together, cannot begin to tell my little
reader.
mean to write the eleventh commandment
10 large letters and hang it 10 my room, said
Charlie after he had told his father how happy
the sled had made Willie. Wouldn't that be
good plan papa ?
Yes, my daring, said Mr.. Abcrtson
but do not forget to ask God to- write it on
your heart, as well, and give you strength to
keep it always.
es, indeed, I will ask Jesus to help me-
said Charlie, for never could keep it all
alone
Now wonder what that little boy is going
to do that has just flushed this story. Will
he lay the paper aside, and forget about the
beautiful new commandment Christ has given
him. or will be not rather think OF the great
love Jesus showed for him by dying on the cross
that he might live, and pray God 10 help him
show forth his love tor that dear Savior, by
keeping the new commandment ?-N. Y. Oh.
SCrUer.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

TIE NINrH VEaaoNr,-From a letter in the
Rutland Herald we learn that this regiment is
still at Chicago guarding rebel prisoners as
hereto fore, and it Is by no means certain when
it vii, leave. OF the condition OK the regiment
the writer says:
The Ninth now numbers bstween 500 and
800 men. Death, dese2tion. dismissal and re-
enlistment into the regular army have disposed
OF the rest. About one hund led have lately en-
listed in the regulars We muster only ab0u,
two hundred men or guard duty, and where
the rest are cannol tell. The health OF the
regiment is comparatively good understand,
and deaths are very few and far between.
Company j mustors between fifty and sixty
men, but we expect 70 discharge two or three
soon-Young, SPaulding, and perhaps Roberts.
Only three OF our company have died seven
have been Discharged; thirteen have enlisted in-
80 the regular army ADD Illinois cavalry, and
eighteen have deserted. The remainder are a
tough, hardy set Of good fellows. We are just
being supplied with new Eafed Rifles. Our
camp is now under command of Gen. Ammon,
and very strict discipline 10 maintained. Blu;
few citizens are allJwe' aside, owing, no doubt,
to the fact there are Il great many :" copper.
heads' about here, and it would diggrace even
d" basterauts' to associate with them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11
for the Gbllorra.
Charles Sled.
THE ELEVENTH COMMANDMENT.


No, | will not lend you my sled, Willie
| want to use it myself, so you needn't be-
any longer said little Charlie Albertson, a
he and Willie Miller we're standing on to
village bill one winters afternoon. If you
father is too poor to buy you one he coutin
ued, can't help that, SO move out OF tn,
way now, for | want to ride down the hill.
The little boy moved away and watched
the flying sled with longing eyes. Charl.t
Was right, though be did not know it. Willie
father could DOT afford to buy his son a sled
it took al his hard.earned money to purchase
clothes and food for the many little ones al
home, and Willie had tried 10 make one, but
all ID vain.
Il was trial for him to see the other boys
coast0g, and he could not help thinking thai
Charlie was unkind to refuse him lust one
ride But be brushed away the tears and
ran home, trying not to feel so very sorry.
Did the ice met after Willie left, or were
the sled runners out OF order? What was
the reason that Charlie did not enjoy coast
ing as he had done before There was no on
now to beg for just one ride No one t,
stand in his way, then why vas 1t that th'
little boy soon left the hill and dragged his
sled into The house
In the evening, just as Charlie had finished
his last lesson, his father looked up from a
book he had been reading, and asked the little
boy il he could say all his commandments,
Yes, indeed, papa replied Charlie. What
a question knew them all years ago
Very well, repeat them,' returned Mr.. AL.
bertson.
Charlie commenced and ended the tenth
exoltautIy, without missing one word.
Go on. said his father, : want to hear
the eleventh.
The eleventh, papa - exclaimed the child
never heard OF It, There are no more in
my Bible, at any rate, and Charlie brought
his little Bible, opened at the 10Th chapter
OF Exodus.
Suppose God should give US a new com
mand lent, wouldn't you call that the elev.
enth ? asked his father.
Yes, papa, answered the child, wonder
ing'y.
Mr.. Altertson then turned to the 18Th
chapter OF St. John, and asked him to reac
the 34th verse.
A new commandment | give unto you
That ye love one another, as have loved
you, that ye also love one another, read Char
lie.
Now when | tell you, said his father
that passed through the woods on the hi !!
this afternoon, guess my little boy will kno v
Why | wanted to hear If he remembered the
eleventh commandment.
Charlie blushed, Tor be knew that his fatbe,
mu t have heard his cross words to li,tl,
Willie, and iet very sorry indeed that they
had ever been said.
[ wonder if my little son knows how
hard Mr. Muller has to work in order to buy
even bread aud clothes lor his many Chi drep,
SAID Mr.. Alberson. / wonder if hu saw
the tears that filled WiIlie's eyes, as he turned
away from the hill this afternoon. Ifm1
little boy had seen how sadly the poor Chile
looked, do not ink ne could have e,ioyed
even eoastlDg afterward.'
And LIN sure | didn't erjoy it all, papa,
said Charlie, trying i'll vain to Alde the tears
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

New MUsIC.-Olver Ditson & Co. Of Boston,
send as copy Of tho 250th edition of the
d - Golden Wreath" collection OF popular songs
and ballads, prefAoel With some Instructions in
singing. We are told that this boJb has very
wide circulation
Also, The "ShlIing Song-book and the
Camp Song book" small pocket collections of
songs with and without music.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

REoRGANIzArIoN or TIE ARMY or THE PoTo.
MAC Gen. Hooker has issued an order abolish
ing the three grad divisions and converting the
army into one grand whole, with the old corps
organizations restored under the following com
manders
10 the First Corps is assigned Gen John F.
Reynolds; to the Second, "ajor General D. N.
Couch the Third has for its commander Brga-
der General d. L Slckles temporarily, the
Fifth, Major General George G.. Meade; Sixth,
Major General John Sedswick; Eleventh, Ma
jor 0eneraI FAM Sigel, twelfth, Major Cen
eral H. W. Siocum
The cavalry mas becn consolidated INTO one
corps, under command Of Brig. Gen. Stoneman
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENE DY
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THIS invaluable medicine unfailng IN the cure OF ali
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

Vernon streets. All, well good by, general {;
luckily you don't know enough to appreciate
and laugh at the sublime folly of the rich and
ignorant classes of the TrI-mountain city.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

CAREY's CATHARrIC CANDIEs-Acidity OF the stomach.
Theae medicines are most powerful anti acid remedy
for the correction Of all those acdites whether induced
by bllity, from fat substano in the ch i'm
the blood eeansed and the seCretions of the bile and
liver purified sold by all Druggists, at DC per box.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

Maj. Gen. W. F Smith has relnqu;shed the
command OF the Sixth Array Corps to take
command OF the NINTH Gen. Burnside's old
corpf. .,r
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

a special despatch from Washington says
u that Gen. Fremont has written letter to the
V@svar Department, asking to be reinsta,ed 10
command. .r-t-..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

Gold was quoted in New York, Tu esday, at
$l,55. 1t has been above 81 60, aud the decline
lie certainly good symptom. s...
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania has consented
to be- candidate for re election, 1t is believed
he can be reelected.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11
Mcclellan IN Boston.

WARRINGTON the Springfield Republican $
Boston correspondent, gives racy account of
the Bostonians and Mcclellan
Mcclellan, whatever be bis merits as a gen.
ecral, and whatever may be the merits Of bis
controversies with the Government, stands De.
fore the country as the favorte and idol oil
every copper-h"ad democV,t and rebel sympa
thizer in the land. The secesh New Jersey LIE =
lature. which threatens to reFudiate its share
of tho public dcbCin case Congress lends help
ing band to Missouri IN her effort to make
Loyal State OF herself, is enthusiastically for
Mcclellan. Every copperhead newspaper is bis
eulogist, and the closer they run towards the
line u actual treason, the more they admire
him. There is copperheai to the right OF him,
oopperhead to tho left of him, and copporhead
ali around tim. A copperhead delegatioa from
Portland comes one day, aud copp rhead dele
cation from New Hampshire the next, and the
coppsrheadest delegation of all, from the neigh
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11
County Temperance Convent On

County Temperance Convent On
The friends Of the PrOhibory Liquor Law in the COua
ty OF ashngton hereby notified md requested :.
meet at the Cours House in Montpelier on Saturday the
lAh day OF February next a, II O'Clock A. NJ, for
purpose Of nominating suitable person as candidst
hrCouRty Commissioner for the ensuing year, and TO
transact any other business deemed necessary uhen met
ELI BALLOU,
JONAS ABBOTT,
y. s. NEWCOMB, County Com aittee
JEREMIAH CARLTON,
q. WHEELOCK,
Montpelier Jan l5, 1868.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-07-31

We were not present at their Con
vention last Wednesday, but are in
formed by good authority that there
was an exhibition Of partisan maligni-
Ity displayed there that would put to
shame the malice of the Internal re-
lgions. limitations ofmobbing, hang
ing and numbering Democrats were
Icheered by the audience with evidences
iof satisfaction and delight such as de-
mons alone would exhibit, instead OF
Christians, as great portion of tho
delegates present profess to be.-HaT-
cock Courier.
The above is false, from the first
word to the last. No speaker at the
Union convention made any threats OF
the kind.
The Union Convention was made
up of rs good men as Hancock
county can boast; and it's proceedings
were characterized with that modera-
ton that might be expected of such
men.
Before, after, nor during the sitting
of the Convention was there any
drunkenness, any fighting, or any dis
orderly conduct. %Will it be so IN
Findlay tomorrow? viii the Con
vention Of Nallandighamers pass off
with as little disturbance? For the
good name of the town and county We
hope so.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-07-31
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Prepared by DR.. Il. d. Wynkoop, and SO
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-07-31

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