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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03

STERLING'S
STERLING'S
SIERLING'S
STERLING'S
AMBRosIA
AMBR0SIA
AMBROSIA
AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR
FOR THE HAIR
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 hair 10 beginning to
fall out, take warning in time and their hair by
using the Ambrosa To those who have already lost he
hair the free Of the Ambrosa will surely restore it,
as 1t has Dose for thousands.
DIR. STERLING's AABRosIA IL stimulating oily extract
Of Roots, Bsrks and herbs 1t will all diseases Of
dandru6 prevents the hair from falling ont from turn
ing premaurely gray causing grow thick and long
II Is entirely different from all other preparations, and
can be relied on.
Itisswe known fact to thousands In the City Of New
York that this the only article yet discovered that will
Cure the Dease Of the Scalp and the Hair to Grow
PRICE Sl 90 PER BOX, containing two bottles.
On. II. II. STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No. 400 BROADWAY, New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
arN.K. Brown, wholesale Agent, Montpelier, '
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03
Teeth Extracted Without Paia .
Ether and ChlorOform superseded by the
Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing Gas.

DR.. !. G. DeFORRIS has the pleasure OF announcing
to the public that he is administering the " NITROUS
OXIDE " or " LAUGHING GAS" by the aid OF which
be is enabled TO
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03

THIS work is of high moral tone written in chaste
yet thrilling language and appeals directly to the
moral consciousness of ALL, PARENTS and GUARD
IANs especially, detailing scientific and reliable aids
and treatment for
1t will be sent by Mail receipt of TWO t3l cent
STAMPS.
70 PARENTS AND GUARDIAF5 tail not to send and
obtain this book
u YOUNG MIN! Fail not to send and get this book
IT LADIES! You, too, should at once secure copy
of this book
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03
Farm for Sale.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell his farm, situated in the
westerly part Of East Mont peer on the main Travelled
road leading from Montpelier to Hardwick. said farm
contains Of good smooth land about ii acres OF
wood land 100 sugar trees good dwelling house, barn,
sheds and other oubudings good running spring water
in the house and barn yard. will also sell hay, stock
and farm tools If desired LEVI BALL.
Montpelier, VI, Oct 13..l6G3 f42'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03

mEnO WILL BE FORFEITED BY DRL DIX
SOUU if falling to cure in less time than any other
physican more efectually and permenantly, with less
straint from occupation or fear of exposure 10 all
Gather with safe and pleasant medicines
sELF.ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
Mercural Affections Erupons and all Diseases of the
skin Ulcers OF the Nose Throat and Body Pimples
on the face Swengs OF the Joints Nery business ;
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in Youth, and the
more advanced, OF all ages, OF
Both SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03
Extract Teeth without Pain.

Unlike Chloroform and Ether, this Gas is perfectly
harmless and does not like those agents, any
pleasant effects after inhaiing it.
DR. Cotton CT Brooklyn, at the head Of the " Cotton
Dental Association of New York. Tor the extraction of
teeth, who is undoubtedly the skifu person in this
country in making and using this Gas after an expert
ence OF twenty years, bears the liberal testimony
IN favor Of its great success as an anesthetiC.
He has administered it to thousands of Persons OF ey
cry grade OF constitution, and variety Of Temperance
without single instance Of harm occurring.
The following certificate from Dr. Bixby, is respectful
y submitted
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03
ID Z n IT'S II IL "!
DIR. j. G.. .DeFORRIS.

PERMANENTLY located at CHELSEA, VT will per-
form all operations the teeth Chat i'll be Of ut-
lty) NEAT AND DURABLE MANNER. TEETH INSERT ED
from one to full set in any Of the styles IN practice,
Gold, Silver, or VuIcanized Rubber Work.
All of which are warranted to give satisfaction Prices
according to the nature Of the case but ALWAYS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03
A NICE FARM

roR SALE AT A
G7[E AIT II A-FlG r. IIN
SITUATED in the north-w ,st part Of WALDEN, neay
~ the stage road leading from East Hard yick Dan
Vile, containing about SIXTY ACRES, divided into NOV
ing, tlsge, pssturng, and IL acres heavy wood land
with about 200 Sugar Trees Il s well fenced. Good
house painted nd blinded large and woodshed nearly
Two good barns-one 36 by 45 with cellar, early
new, the other "a by 36-n good repair Never failing
soft at the house and barns. All very convenient
Said farm has had the entire income Of another farm for
tho last is years, and Is ina high state Of cultivation
Of about TWeue Years groDh Also large stock Of farm
ing tools. household furniture, &c.
Alss ANOTHER FARM, situated about one mile from
the above named farm containing about EIGIlTYFIVk
acres one half newly cleared, and contains large Ga
gar Orchard Of 1900 trees and has all necessary hxtur
for tapping 1900 Terms Easy
STEPHEN T. ELLIS,
Hlw2 East Hardwick, Vt.
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TEACHERS, INSTITUTES.

VERMONT BOARD or EDucArIoN,l
Eecretary's Office, oct 1893. |
Teachers Institutes for the Counties Of GRAND ISLE
WASHINGTON, ,LAM0ILLE, FRANKLIN and CHITTEN
DEN, will be held as follows;
At JOHNSON, Dec. 9Th and 9th.
d" NoRTHPIELD, " 1lth " 18th.
" ST. ALnASs, " 18th " 10Th.
" UNDERHILL, 18th " 10Th.
" so. HERo. 4" 23rd oath.
The Institutes will each continue in session during tive
days commencing at 9A. NJ
All friends OF Education are invited 10 attend.
Town Suptrintende Is desired TO see that Teachers
are notified and urge hem to attend
Cergymen respectfully invited to give notice from
their Pulrt
wF46w2t is. ADAMS, Secretary.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03
The Early Physical Degeneracy
OF
a M E ERICAN PEOPL T.

just Published by DR.. STONE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYGIENIO Inst
TUTR. TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PKO-
PLE; THR CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY. CONSUMPTION
AND hARAsMUs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-15

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i, .x,arsAv Ths srsassm. ssYtsws sas sses's vs.
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80. q re ers.s sne III ss scas hs"evsf 1'''@
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IL. .ali. ses the rssnagaa tggvi ea t'r +
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ssse.sss
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ssasi Il sesasllsioa sesig tsitss -" 9s "a esi's
sass a4a. sse ebaeseeEt a.ssis's sag Oh hes4% -
The s,w4a u bis peiat hy aress is1isia ~ H''''
20 her ase,srs 81 Ws.a sssEe", ed 'hs s'a g.
sts Ne,ts hs fa,x ig.s eows~e "a I.a'"s'@s -
,airpAl Il, iss ps4la 4Aa ses%k's esp'"''-"'
,.p,s.s;cas~ a-sssesa shs kufSpean .e~@'S =
,ssssrS cf IN "a. sai ~. ife sSss A'at4As'A s'"'
is..ws .avarcA Il IN appscs .s'ios ~ '''oSe u
.,,a,.s ~ H.. ,rns Interests 81 als0' ia a. IL
yosss. Ii ia ,sA1 80 sEis SaAii'Ns4 gar 1's''
..ri sey. tpii s1.ssfeasaef GeishSs expects 1a -
s,r. .ssn ssa.oi nsafEaliy hina eAesi ai'''
t,s,.le;;, 81. Sesn siae l.A,ieas engaged Ia
III o3AG.{.
VIA r-rsts t.s siassns p-osts.assoa .sf.is- 'ts
- .taxes ffes p,esi<sat 4sayis saYs tsat 'io;ss'
sansrsw orders lissess.Y, t. shasi s'sitvf % tf
.sy.sl state sa:is i;iea al solnsa'ssi'sa 0i'eef7
g.. .>e United sts.ce .hst hay hereafter ee esp
,..r. hy eur forsss IL s.ssy ri iis 's'ss embraces
la t.s rssss u,s., IN, ;sst Trey may he eea' wa
Ia ssexa.ncs wiki tis iaws ct ihoss e'@'ea nc
Sisins fer the ,urisamsnt CT o'i1s.nAls tnS&S'a u
exciting sesy.fa iaIasreeasoa
TIE n,sansisi ppc!sisos which viii essase t''
siaat. n Of Ccrgtess will :. iapce:F,af TIE <
ess,,ye fsyors ID xaiea edsaaa.a ~ ie ia'ii''e;
ssrc Il oosr rnr0es,.
Gus re,.iions with tla lu.,isa tiiasE genera I;
,aa.,arsa to tie isi sn,iY
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axe Yankee irua-ctads

The Ys.A sss have i,esn TO ena-s.o!s asesf,ap
ia Constructing he-t . ai;o-a with which ihsy
expected nol ooly 20 ba'isr o.r every fertilization
s,.d riif "a @. the g. uteu sea, .s. bat TO ,oa
Z OF iis 'a@si' 'ae oTers of Europe With uss 8,
so.so which rcs:i PIKE shsm y.jih III o,e49lz
swe. Eat Il tat meiy ,,so OF tic aoziiL.s, sna
'as s~siefa 10 tier ctfc. i,cn sisis. have put
Ss.s Ea,sies apcu !nor "a. eriug anticipation sna
DEMONSTRATED inst Il 81 kGase tol fic .ts are GOOD
too nothing t1t Ggsl o. ceseage tieir esaens
shsf-Enf.ces. uone sseAsY. VII. has eaeAtlg via
iiss tea shi.ysgs OF England sad Frame hss srit
iea Is o. sZreleiE; the o.a tia. the Eaniio'
ssssz fr esaes ss@tiia 10 ahatiy ron down bv tie
III .saa snh Frepsh on-css fsigales. g.a that
sle9 @ase et seit enti Ely uaseawosta7. ihiH
Lesser. soa,'ng uroa ihs fe!s o. inc practical &c
H.casiFs.ssa ~ It's t:ush IL tie fae o. tie Eoator
ara the ca:nae tie ole. YegeB. Lsiaat make ths
va kees iac.=at tasz tsey lad l4ot oosei u little
atead before e4psncseg sus. vas. snFas rroa oth
lsas osjseis If sie South hss leea pseTeatea
sca.a ..,.sstgnet..s s.vy. ais Aaa a, eA~ te s,i
ssaisle VI eas.ns bes noles I'll tha ex. e'iscauts
OF ctnes la,i5:A. nave asnssfas,ra'ei Ia. Ike
Ls.. ana xSo.t %fIie.-ii; 80 ieis.
IfiS aXaass Eat expeditions OF ihe Yank ess will
eventually hrS..k dossii s.if eaas.ii.s of ae;,ys.
90. !. nsrs IL snd u tas ionsb7t t.ufsa, ...i
two years 81 Taste.ai spara :. .a;.nas mtas hays
brsalas tbs fssiaTsi 95rssna.snt vr.Y noss 10 tha
baton Vi it sssHussss. AitoatF Il a-hi .: two
tsouaGAs D!lols il fastened abeut taes .aets
gad wits q rnii.:oa ef MAJ - suDpor. and
As.t os zpsnssss ys5ssss - bald svsr .sata f
will mt Os long bsfofe taey sre gsiiher able
Z, reg borrow, naf steii Wasa shat Tina Gomez
shs faakss s3f s.ii All ony loss ali ha e roeliy,
bat tsoems the best aeipisss AID Sre.easa al
I Ina IN tne faes ei tho esr:h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-15

Inquest Coroner Ssnxay yes.sf iay hell al IA
QUEST or 9Th s:rsst, ever the b1d7 Of fa1ieg
. erasy ths Ian yshs ysss badly woasaed -
Saturday evening, By BAH shot scIcss tie s.as.i
at 8 lot Of wild ducks sailing ca It's surface. =
soio. ps-se.n unknovu Ths hsii ~ heretafo .
said, passed through the isds body, and &c ling.
ed ia great .gony from tho tins BE ~as i" aonaoH
ua.til late Tuesday tight whsa Lie ss<ashea hs
last. TIE jarors, after examining . 'aIaser II
wine sses, and oshsrwiEs inq hiring into .as or
cr:nsisrcss Il: Ld,ns ths oasc. rstnrasl ,aIte.
that hs ''eslns 10 hs death by gun siaos 1esai,
fired by sor,s member OF Company u. cay a-t
talon. unknown to them. Il, N The fseui Il Hsh
a-st's warehouse south ado II The hAsia end "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-15

q ~ nsxt - yvsssst ssplonaAls $780, sk,,
Gsy 1mseG1 salaee1 u. 6rrsptns 81 wkteh
Alf eot hASa Is thaf tms, aeyssa 70 ssessnsss H.
iA6epsn1snes ~ thas Alsss thss sestoA no so~s
Sign Oomnl, D03 ncAug ~ such within the Cen
ftjsate Etatss, tali b. Io1ese aaIswsd 70 sasrss,
eonaeiar powgr among ~. s3enyt upon "a sxsgus,a.
aaaEsd for ct ~ Alads Of tie 0onssass4ss ussssl.
mont
fks pfearnbis md rasoistaons, SITTER an sxplsns.
lion 81 theE ofjses. ~sfe rs1egTsd 70 the Qomn,.ss
"a Yerelsn A5Aiyx
Mf. EWArn Of TAnn, k.isodared BIN, witch
wes rsfseSsd 70 tks Oormitsee II War ANA Mssps
20 psoviAs fpr ths lpsuanes u slass IL rfsssury
notes wkieh shaatt s legal tsaadsf In ths p.yus.
Of a dsbss, s 10 dtninish sha rate Of tn,sssat "a
tbs public ds&t
The committee % ths rsvs II ii.s H.ass a ws.t
upon ttss rfsshbset aDd inform hin VI ms @, gsn,s
item Of 0opsIssA reported, through ;heis .helr.
man, tafEs Hosto that thsT he'd discharged ,as.s
dnty axAd that tbs President woaM esmIanE,zxt |,
with The HOUSE BY written anAaaas. Tas -. e.
tsas then sresived Tire uga Inc hands OF tbs pssr,.
DENTS Private Secretary, s1st RAID by tbs CLARA
: Five tbsusaad captss Of the Message, BY vc.s
Of this House wsss ordered to be ysnisd
Ths Speaker laia BEIGE tbs Rouss Ito Re ~, 8
of 4hs several kes&s u Department. which " :
also ofaarsi ~ be pfintsd
4 On r.sossou AZ NJ Chamkiiss, OF Va. W. Eaas,
went 4nto sserss sssdsh 10 hass road the RsAer.
the GserstAry Of the Navy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-15

AsrY snE RFsasEs, Of 6rs:sd Rapids, M!e'tg -
l.4strt,t.ei ,as decree Of asvSes from Las lns.
lsnd h-.s,sssss 10 IL Glitter sa daieg scts.so AZ
sss Ss6et s.Ftsy.
HottssAsaA, seaorsipg g. RI on dss "a E,asaafi
kscsas wills C.ef MaHM u engaged 10 be- a,s,s-
rs: 10 = Mss K ,aa ksstaSs oi View oak,
sas pAxel .szs sGsps4.sr ri saralt "a ?hs aor..
tagzy viii tlsse ssese sibsD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-15

Railroad Accident The Up freight s.ais o. la
F'fsas.icsabrrg Es,svad ran a sn Eassdhy Esa'
Ashland, Hanover, damaging several al Tie
no le.san was Injured AID The aai0sAe "s'ssty
ai;aot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-15

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.zass sstsh 10 pasrtass 100 OF 1850 po,,aas of
sess 4 II .staii. r AsATg TFrA. The hiai.esi
ss,gsa ss.s. h sss1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-15

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-15

report Of the a1s slsry OF shs Treasury ui sha i'm
,,rtant suhaet and tsiiat that your .e GA
!; viii bo delayed longer than may he squired
IN snsbls your dSs u devise the proper rlissa
ures Tor iasur:na the accomplishment of the objects
proposed
OPERATION OF The WAR pEfARTalET.
Ths opssstiosis af tbs War DAP ant have
hear, in tina main sstotaesary. Ia ihA Report OF
the Secretary. herewith submitted. vii rs found
summary OF macy menu. htis saiecss.as They
are with jastscc assribsd, IL large measure, to
thu decentralization aud reinforcement Ell our rr.
mics under the oparation Ct the saac. iusuts for
consumption The wisdom And efficacy " thess
asta hays tsen approved by resa'ts sad the Ike
spirt Of unity cn;nrarse and seif nc Ion in The
nc ar la which has hitharto Sastal0ed their action
must be relied 10 sSsaEe theft enforcement nu
;ssr tho soatii.uing necsssltoa IL situation
The rsSoam Ndsttocs % tas Beeretsry to this
effect ara tumptsei by suggestions for thar ssns.
item Of Gousreas. Foe the psriecs:aa IT oar mil.
tafy o. snIzatioa no appropriate G,saas ahaasa Ia
rrjsctsd, Aad On Ills satjees tho opiaiona u tha
Secretary mssit cary nttentioa IL Is gratifying
10 percsirc hat, under I'LL TIE efforts slsd sac
riHeas 81 wae, the power, masus as,d resources
81 the Coais aeracy lot liz sueeeasfnl pro.
seegstioli mrs Increasing. Dependents ON for
cisu kuppliea h - hs tIsplosed. and should. q
Tar ~ pr astirakla. Be abviafed By tie dsseiop-
snant axd empsoyMa1t u tntssDsl fuennkean Tho
pacuiinx circumstances q tia ecuntSy, hnw>ySt
s rsaadsr thia difficult 2nd re4nifs sxusasinAxY -
e4slzfArsmauas md facilities TO bs granted by thu
f10voguunent. r. emhaysaGuuneutA fsacltil9 fkeG
The hneted cspsr0y ~ the railroads - alEngd
Z gsaetoa. aad ~ inpo1 hlllky a. ejhngVUl
ssnpuDanalNk M AissseknsfN1 thA use@saAu -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-15

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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 2. ,
RICHMOND. VA. Oct: 1e. 1868.

T>HE following Confederate officers and men
Il arc hereby declared duly exchanged:
!. All officers and men captured and paroled
at any time previous 10 the first Of Septem-
Der: 1863. This ssction. however, is not IN.
tended TO include any officers or men captured
at Vioksburg, July 4, 1868, except snch as
were declared exchanged by Exchange Notice
No. Q. September IL, 1868, or are specifically
named Id this notice. But it does embrace all
deliveries made ct City Point or other place
.bsfet6 geptember j, 1863. and with the riimi-
'tSficn above named. all captures at Port Hud-
son or any other pIece. whsrs'.be parties wsro,
reIaased On parole.
II. Tbs Gta6s 81 Generals Pen5ert6n, Ste
venson. Bowen. Moore. Bartop. SD. Tee,
Cuunmings Hs.ris and Bald win, aid of Coionels
Rsynslds. eockesell and Dockery the, officers
snd men belonging to Che Rnsinasr Corps. and
asppsts and MinSs and the Assnd AS Mis-.
eisippi Esgipsass, ~ csptsrsd y Eteksbnrg,
JaEy4, 1868! ". ~ -. =.
III. The General fdears "a ptursd at y,cks.
hsrs. Jpiy Z, 1858 aSsre deSlxfed sIchanxed
lily tslsss: 49, ,.,s,DtKT 0ULD, B!
'< 1i,.z.,e .,s.sl :. Agent ofEEehsase..
-. 10. - = - =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11
TRULY ELOQUENT.

We know not where or when we have
ne: w:th anything in prose moro striking
than the burst Of eloquence We are about
TO copy. One paul Denton, or Texas, a
Methodist preacher, it appears had adver-
tised barbecue with better liquors than
are generally furnished.-~When tho people
were assembled, desperate in the crowd
cried out, "Mr. Paul Denton your rever.
ance has lied.-You promised not only A
good barbecue, but better liquor. Whar's
the liquora"
'THEREr u answered tho missionary, in
tone Of thunder, and pointing his motion
less finger to the matchless double springs
gushing up into two strong columns with
sound like shout Of joy from the bo-
som Of the earth. There T. l,e repeated
with a look terrible as lightning, while his
enemy actually trembled at his feet; ''there
is the bqnor which God, tho Eternal,
brews for all bis children. Not in the
aimmcring still, over smoky dres,. choked
with the poisonous gases, surrounded with
the stencil Of sickening odors and icorrup
tions, doth your Father in Heaven prepare
the essence of ife-the pure cold Hater !;
but in the green glade and grassy dell,
where the red deer wanters, and the 4 lid
loves TO play, there God brews it; All
down in the deepest valleys where tha
fountain murmurs and the rils sing, and
high upon the mountain tops, where the
naked granite glitters like gold in the sun,
where tue storm clouds broods and the
thunder storms crash, and away far ont on
the wild wide sea, where the hurricane
howls music, and the big waves roll the
chorus, sweeping the march of God-there
he brews it, that beverage Of life, beaItbt
giving water.-And everywhere it is a
thing Of life and beauty, cleaning in the
dew drop, singing in the summer rain; ;
shining in the gem till the trees all seem
turned to liyiog jewels, spreading golden.
veil over the setting sun or, white gauzs
around the moon sporting in. the cataract;
dancingi in the hail shower; sleeping in
the glacier, folding its brghs snow curtains
softly about thetwintry world, and weaving
the many colored iris, that syren, whose
warp is the vain drop Of the earth, whose
woef is the sunbeam of'heaven, all check.
cred over with celestial Showers by the
mystic maud of.refraction. Still away it is
oeautiful-that blessed lifsI no poison
bubbles on, its brink its foam briggs no
madness and murder; no blood stratus its
liquid glass pale widows and orphans
weep mot burning tearsin its depths, no.
dsnnkard's shrieking ghost from the grave,
curses il. in words 'of eternal, despairl
Speak ont my friends, would you exchange
it for tbs dsmons drink, Aleoholl" A
sboot like the roar Of a tempest, answered,
aNOP II
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11
FEDERAL FINANCERING.

The editor Of the Petersburg Express
has recently had au opportunity of con-
versing with very intelligent gentleman
WHO resided for many years in New York,
and has an extensive acquaintance with the
financial operations Of the Lincoln Govern
'ment, derived from his personal observa>
tion and associations in that city before
and since the opsning Of the war. His
explanations Of the comparatively little
disturbance cf Northern currency and pub
lio seenri,ies by tho immeuso over issues of
Treasury notes, which have for two years
been pouring upon The people in Federal =
dom, are worth giving to our readers, as
they rest, no doubt, upon facts that he is
familiar with:
To prevent l,o snid, imitation Of the cur
rency and consequent high prices, system
Of compulsory funding has been successfully
used by the Confederate Government.
which consists in requtlng, by acts OF
Congress authorizing loans, all greenbacks
issued prior to u certain date to be paid in
for the said loan. BY Treasury circulars
advertising the loans, Secretary Chase In
forms tie holders OF such greenbacks that
unless they arc used for subscription to said
loans on or before certain day, they will
not be deemed.
Again. All grcenhacks which are in the
slightest degree torn or mutila,ed, arc by
act of Congress made illegal for ordinary
payments, and must be redeemed Ly tho
purchase of United States bonds.
BY taking the issues Of Banks, the
notes of the.latter have retired from circu.
lation. All other notes, such as those O,
towns, individuals, d., are prohibited with
penalty.
Ir 1863, when gold had risen to 10
Secretary Chase being alarmed, placed in
tue haads Of private brokers in New York
fifty millions Of dollars in gold, with orders
to flood the markct; which, having been
done, caused II sudden fall to about l45
and ruined many bullion dealers. Orders
were then given to those brokers to buS :
and sell in such manner as to keep I|s
gold market at or below $50. They Erc
also Instructed to 1ool the market at cvery
considerable battle, whether it resulted in
a victory or defeat, so as to produce 9
false show of public confidence in cithii
event After the battle Of Gettysburg aid
fall of Vlcksburg, the valuo of gold, by
this method, was made to fall to 1913. 1t
has OF late Cuctuated between l47 and
Isl; and will be held under $50. if pos.
sible.
Such, in few words, was the substance of
the explanation given Of the Northern
financial system and tho springs by which
| it is moved.