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Reputation Established +!

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sA hsr !fHs tie largest :asss,-
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Everybody Interested.
Worth ssast! ola age arr Gl;::.,
benefited ty :l.c sssc cF .Ezs-s.
s. e. .sfssss,s tsiorIa.s EE.Er
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ing. They act directly Hpos.
the roots OF fkc HAIR. eewsflas
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ty. Aes.rkGsr, Changed q
grey Or srhife by sicaness or
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life. sritSsoaf delay ismsti.ass
~ bottle OF each oF.Ey &. =.
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sfCrer and Pressing.
Sold By Druggists throughou, the world.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
1SS 4 100 Grcenwich ST.. Ncw.Xork
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT
EFTNIlN
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NOTICE TO HORSE BREEDERS.
''l}iLL1"

The Blre Morgan. was raised by Chauncey vii
<on OF Derby, VI. and sired by the celebrated!
Grain horse. making him TIE fullest bcodcd
Morgan horse IN the state, and for style and e!e-
esncc Of APP 2&ranog. IL cannot ne surpassed.
This horse will stand for the use # mares, a.
Lyndon Corner, Fridays, and Litt!eton. n. II
On Mondays. and the remainder Of the time al
the stable Of tn" subscriber, on Maple street. st
Iohn Saury. Terms s. to variant. 81 for t.,
season and - for leap. IS c. PtNEAU.
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NOTICE.

The or.ly Thoroughbred sherman Morgan now
On * tUrf.
SHERMAN MORGAN STALLION LION
ihg 'le5I.ted stallion, Hon, better known as
the Greeley hor>". viii stand for the improve
men; Of the breed II horses, during The coming
season, at East Burkc. Lion is a true SON Of the
famous Billy Root formerly owned hv Eld,d
Root Of Lyndon lis dam va sired BIZ the eel
eorated Datchelder horse and he oy tue old Sher-
man Morgan.
TERMS IS to warrant Mares disposed Of
before the usual time Of fpai.ng viii De consider
ed with f1al. WI. X. aTRtETER
East Burke, May -, lSG6 ,j-l1
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99:aat.
AiGnZO Whites Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, At probate court held al
Caledonia District, s. St. JOhu>bury, in said dis
trict. on the 2gih day OF NAY. AID 1856.
WHEREAS, o'4an White, executor Of the last Will and
testament OF aohLJ White Rtc al BuFhe. III said dis
ulCt. deceased. proposes rcld.- ln account at IN,
enthusiastically and l. present hi, "cCuE; against SAID
estate Tor cAiH!iai On ana allowance Tor tie p.p-- u
making PARTITION ai distribute 81. the residue II said
estate Under decree OF said court, AMONG the persons
who are by dw entitled 10 the same:
II Is therefore ordered by said court that the same
come uier consideration and be heard at the Pro
bate Office III 81 J"i ihTy the !"t!. day "i June Il
1900 Audit i further ordered, thai AZ persons Interest
ed he Notified hereof by publication d copy Uf the
record OF this order in the Caitionan printed II ST
J"AlloDuI three weeks successfully previous I" sud
time of hearing, that they may appear Az! contest tt
allow iLcc OF said account Ii they cause and asy he
heard by said courtin the matte UI Partition and dis
trlbuti"n OF sal, estate.
By tie court
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge ol Probate.
true copy OF Record,
81 Atte.t. Asa l.. ERENCu- LG-.e Of PLn..te
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Auftjou and 2riratc sales.
~ ~ ,
!IMEE3 HOUSE FOR SALE
IVY AT 4 BARGAIN.

The house and or acres of land, known IS
the "West place" within five minutes walk Of
Fairbanks works The place contains All excel
lent spring Of water. For price &c. inquire Of
HORACE FAIRBANKS or f. +. BROWN.
April - 1866. 9Stf
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ITO TIE HON. st,rREAlE COURT

70 b held - st. .ios':y i. ni C!. donia Co.
al III 9TH Ihul-,!y 80. August. \. l. i>.D.
You; petitioner. Lizzie 4 .: 10. 70 Walden. iii al
d"i. county rrprr~li- yJH- lloIDTtiir Court ti..
heretofore 10 Wit , = IA liz: al Mrl- \ -. ISL ~
i"wningoH, III the cUdnty II nI!ran-. Vernon. sic
then b-l,, Lizzie {. hT:!it' duly J"i'I III
rage to Lewis T. Br.ol. then :oa ol VI, iui
ont 10 parts ukECan. ..r,cs ~ Tia" laws o ti=
'tr 10y Samuel K. liall ,i.i-, 81 the ,"~i-l. WHO
mad legal aithoy 40 -oi,ilnizc s5it nlGri:;' and tina
ycur pe,illontr lived with -a.d iNi- I. ii-s ios his
nwtl IL III Wad' iii aid C i.a c"ur;v. fi"r Tia
time 81 r:i nrrTa;-" ui ilj.iy iam ti.r, years
since, wiin a." II yu"r l-ionT Hi. la u"t liz -" with
hT size" !t. !! = "IfiUu' iI!y just !s" ,i ne, v,.IT
petitioner .r ;.,g, ,.y, trt- and yu- u ril.,
~ further lays mat m -ai Levi. a. IL. ;i,.
IL IL past heIi c 'ir'' az ?. c'l;F: ABILITY :" pr
va 7t'-' Rain nacr .ul g. I'D IN. j. :- !..r.i,l
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a. and y"uI p ioi t!.r IL, p, cy5. >.:.,.
n"T ia with tn, l;.i::l:I s; faithfully lr.-
Termed :onaI Ian - ite dui- 81 WIi.: that h.,
heretofore, e 81; IL est :. ,i sos ,.- + = H..
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OST.--On FRIDAY. Mayls. : LADY'SG0LD
AC!lAlN. without slid. is valu, t. its own,
or IS far above its nominal worth Nv rrtnrnIa.,
1t to this office the finder will be SUI, .hly reward
tt!. If
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=. HAYNES Il CO..
iFop7r'ors,. >. hoane St, 30 -oa.

=, MALDF,', March :. IS.
h'"7r-. :. Haynes CO.-ftemLlaaa: have mfr :
!o the las iy wears almost ~ much az man coiId With
me l'- a' found nothing tina. would Civ. mo , ~
ef u Il lust winter began 10 taste OF vour hqI,ain il,
"Gi oh"e NOT ohce thinking ii 4 rI:lr,ly for INV com
i.Ht. continued 70 taste i for several time, \ ts,
VII % TO lay great delight found wa g,ttIis, wei,
itu '" Would not re without Your raIfam for n Gre,
't'! g. "t!'E am now enjoying better health tlI,n
''" ~ - IT TX years. You are at libcrrv 10 DO XII h
l''ia IL ," t!ink hest hoping you may do Jipaj I r..
the -l,i ms. Truly Yours, JPN C,,,Iuyr -
i}',T"S, March , 1865.
l. !;ly-"' Il CcGe0'lc132n: On my a,-i,sl !, V,a.
OK IA '.ctnler from Mci!0Jr7,e. in the LIN pt,icL
tl"iny '"pfan fagr owing 20 tie pocr ftDl IN ro-i
io''!t my Ii afflicted with scU:yv and TAX, II -, r.
SATIN :! 7 two application Of your N,urap.;hic y i
and taxing halt Il spoonful twice day Tor Two ~ h
entirely Li.I,d me it worked ike charm W.?
make -Iich use of 1t as you pleas IIr.n W BEnwy
No. - West Or,n;,c Street
BosToS, March T.. Sc.
F. Haynes x Co-G,ltiamea: Nv wife havir,, I"o,,
tr'uh3 Will w2lA', scri5u Il ing !o4 i, alIh Wa
advised TO ;:y your Neurapathic Bram which did and
9Na! to ny surprise It had tie desired effect driyin,,
'h'!A e.f y rolu her. ai~o tired rpon lv child r
Group "ith perfect lrcC, anu believe the l, him
'hii can v' Ter either Of these complaints Ycu arr
AZ Il"''t! :" publish this if you think best.
W.. lis
"i'nof- : 5, t. Cu-l,ing CHARTS = HENRY.
40, Mark
go Friend Street Court.
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Aorst AotMts.
STANTON HORSE.

- ANNA llONDE.
This celebrated stock horse will make the
season Of lSGG as follows Mondays and Fridays
at the Passumpsic II OuSe stable, Saturdays At
Lyndon Corner. and the remainder Of the time
al the stable Of the subscriber.
WM. &. STANTON.
s. John sbury June l. 1866 jtf
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|; Is believed that The telegraph can be
conducted through Siberia with little
trouble, hccallse the Poles are already on
the ground.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-18

The Emperor of Brazil has appointed a
"Board of Health" to investigate and de-
eide what proprietary remedies should be
admitted into the country and what ex-
cluded. After some months session fhey
have reported condemning them all except
DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.'s preparations. Three
of those they recommend the Empe-
ror to admit for the benefit of aha
public health. while they hold the
fourth, Cherry Rectoral, under advise
ment for further information respecting one
Of its ingredients-morphine, which, while
50 extensively employed and so highly es-
teemed as a remedy in this country, il
scarcely known in that OF all the other
medicines before them, the Imperial com
mission say. no one Of them merits any IA
vor whatever, OF protection from this Gov.
eminent, as they contain nothing new moi
any specific virtues not fully known and
used by our own physicians The Imperial
government has accordingly prohibited
them all from admission through the Gus.
tom house, except the remedies of our dis
tinguished countrymen above mentioned
g Discrimination BY their learned men
very like that to which experience has led
the American people, Boston Herald.
decl2 -dw1w
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-18

CRIMINAL CoURT.-A jury has not YET
been secured in the cases Of the State
against Phillip Antoni and Charles Moore
charged with the murder of Jack Kennedy,
Three days have been consumed in the
work Of impanneling eleven jurors. At
two o'clock yesterday afternoon the end Of
the last PANEL was reached, and the sher
if was notified to have another in readi.
ness as soon as possible. The defense had
forty-three challenges and the State eight
This case Of Antoni and Moore, charged
with murder, bids fair to be very inter.
esting one. Able counsel appear on both
sides, and the entire week will doubtless be
consumed in taking evidence and making
pleas. For the defense Judge Guild, Bax
ter Smith and Pritchett have been re,
tanned, while the prosecution is conducted
by Stubblefeld, Gates, Temple and Hay
wood. i
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-18

A CATTLE THIEF ARREsTED.- man
named VIM. Woolf was arrested on Satur-
day, charged with having stolen some three
cattle, some ten miles in the country. The
cattle were stolen in the night but before
the thieves could dispose Of them, Woolf,
who was found in charge Of the cattle, was
taken into custody on suspicion. He was
arraigned before Squire Wilkinson yester-
day, and there appearing no one 10 prose-
cute him he WAS discharged. Before Woolf
had lel the magistrates Office, however, the
parties claiming the cattle arrived, and he
was immediately rC-lrrested and renamed
10 Jail, TO await trial this morning. There
are three Others, it seems, connected with
the stealing, and ofiiceu have been dis
patched into the country 20 secure them,
II possible, for trial this morning. Cattle,
mule, and hOrse stealing seems 20 be on the
increase, but we notice with considerable
satisfaction that numbers of the scOundrels
are being captured, and stand a veryefair
chance Of meeting, at the hands Of the Law,
their Just deserts.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-18

THE s. W. PUBLISHING HOUSE. This
was the first publishing house, regular book
manufacturing establishment, ever inaugu-
rated in the South, and the largest private
one. 1t owes its existence TO the faith and
energy of its senior partner Rev. J. R.
Grayes Il commenced operations at a
time when it was thought by ali a prepos-
ferrous undertaking 10 attempt to manufac-
ture books in the South to compete in price
with thsse published in the North. But
the enterprise proved eminently successful.
It's publications found a demand in all
parts Of the Union, and a foreign demand
had sprung up. 1t actually published
cheaper than houses in New York and
Boston. The war made a sad wreck of its
effects and its business, and, We regret to
say, il also goes to Memphis to find the
capital necessary for its establishment.
We regard il as great loss TO this city and
a great gain TO our sister city.
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snnihern Cotton Mnrkets.

CHARLESTON, Dee. 1.-THE cotton market has
been dull at a l2c off from yesterday. Sales $50.
Middlings, 30 cents.
SAVANNAH Dec 1.-THE cotton market has
been very quiet with 4 few sales at decline Of
4 cent of from yesterday middling, Sl9Sl52.
SAVANNAH Dec. 15.-There was very little do
ing in the cotton market to-day. Sales about $50
bales; middling. Sl@3lE.
NOZZLE, Dee. 14.-P. M.-Sales for the week,
II 900 bales; receipts l27l9; exports 8 272; stOe
on hand and shipboard, 81 $50 bales stock TN
sold, 5000 bales. Sales to-day, | ,lO0 market
closing easy at 30@Sl.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Dee. 15.-The market is very
dull and weak with still further decline. We
find sales of 3l4 bales at figures ranging from y
@32l%. II requires an undOubted good middling
to command the last mentioned figure. The re-
ceipts are 4l2 bales.
COLUMBUS, Ca, Dec. 1j.-Mddlings yesterday
25927c. Receipts the largest of any day of the
season, being $40 bales. ..E
Macon, Dec. 1S.-The cotton market opened
this morning with active demands for mdtlings
at % cents. Strict middlings, 261z. No demand
for lower grades.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dee. l5.-There was but
little demand yesterday, We quote middlings
nominal at p cents, purchaser paying the tax.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Dec Tl.-COtton Mid
ding BE: ordinary Dc.
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THE CITY
New Adrertiremen >.

We call attention to the following adver.
tisements, which appear in this mornings
paper for the first time. The reader il
referred 10 them in another column
j. W. Wilson & Co, No. IL College
street, have Tor sale every thing which can
81 be found in a well ordered tinware estab-
lishment, such as stoves Of every size and
pattern furnaces, CRATES, skillets, ovens,
pots, etc. Also, coal oil and lamps. They
are prepared TO DO tin-roOfng, and every
description of TN and slIeet-iroh work.
S.H. Stevens, Spruce street. is offering,
al very low rates, number Of four horse
army wagons.
"a A great variety Of books for Christmas
and New Years may be had at John
Works, 80 Union street.
The partnership of Brown, Sutherland
< Co. has been dissolved, and the books
and interests Of the house are surrendered
to Mr.. II. ID. Kent
Mr.. Jos. w. Allen, agent, offers 10 rent
the store house now occupied by Messrs.
Briggs a Co, and four others in that
vicinity.
The house now occupied by Misses +. &
A Barry is for reut by Mr.. Kirkman
Yaryan d Co., druggists, advertise . new
chemical wonder for Christmas finn.
A large two story brick dwelling near
the city, on the Lebanon pike, can be
bought or rented from w. G NJ. Campbell
or w. c. Goodlett.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween John Douglas and David Duncan is
dissolved, Mr.. Douglas retiring.
Mr.. Ozanne, l6Summer street, Is on hard
for Christmas, with toys, cakea, candies, etc.
The steamer Palestine will leave for
LouiWille and Cincinnati to-day, and the
Havana for same ports tomorrow.
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PoLIcE CoURT.-There were quite a
large number Of cases up for disposal be-
fore the Recorders Court yesterday morn
ing.
J. D. Merritt, drunk and diSorderly, was
fined twenty-five dollars.
George Briggs, disorderly, was taxed the
sum of FIVE dollars.
Ed. Woods, likewise disOrierly, was fined
Eve dollars and costs.
Wm, johnson, drunk and disorderly,
came down 10 the tune Of nine dollars.
Thomas Woods, also on the disordery
list, paid 6ne Of nine dollars,
Thomas Harris, also disorderlV. forked
over stamps to the amount Of nine dollars.
o. Howell, also disorderly, forked over
nine dollars, and withdrew rejoicing.
r, Tempey imbibed too freely Of corn
juice, and INDUCED in disorderly conduct
for which he was indicted in the sum 81
twenty-five dollars.
J. Tooney was picked up intoxicated upor
the street, and was called on Tor nine dol
lars, which he paid.
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Camilia Pitishnrr


The Palestine. from ST. Louis, brought up a
tolerable fair trip, among which was DO barrel.
0f salt.
The Tyrone came in with light trin Of mis-
ceIlaneOus freight.
The Havana, Of the Cincinnati Packet Com
pany. brought up tolerable fair amount Of
freight and q few passengers.
The present rise will probably bring down
rats and Cat boats in plenty. il they have been
prepared for il at The head waters. nan. ~
We noticed the arrival yesterday Of a nalnber
Of coal barses well loaded with the Cumberland
black diamonds. from ap the river.
The landing, last night, presented gate an ar
ray Of freight jgst unlosded from the boats which
had arrived.
The Camilla left for Pittsburs a tias after
time. She had on board almost a hundred bale
Of cotton for Cincinnati. aud some ssvsnty- eve
tons Of scrap iron.
Our friend, Capt Il. B. Shaw. tslegraphed a.
yesterday, from Louisville that his palatial
steamer, the David White, would leave Cor New
Orleans this evening after the arrival Of The
Louisville and Nashville train from thiscity
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the 18th inst, says:
"a favorable change has taken place since yes.
terday in the tone Of feeling in Wall street The
decided sxRrssson g Pnslle opinion relative g
/ il the natural movements of the currency be dis
turbed by secret sales of gold, and By locking up
/ greenbaeks suddenly in the Treasury, have had
the result, if we are not misinforned, Of causing
! a change in the policy of Mr.. McColl0ch, who is
said q have telegraphed peEemp eFS from
Washington this mnrning Tbs precise nature
Of the changes made and 10 be mrde have not
trauspired as yet. But as the compound notes
are not so mueh in demand, II Is inferred that
government has ceased to bay, and the price has
consequently receded from IA premium yesteb
day 10 13@S4 to-day ex interest. In the marke
for government securities there are also other
symptoms TO which We need not advert The
main point Of interest is, that there IS an as
IuraAc8 which, whether well tOudned or not, IS
firmly held that no Treasury negotiations are 60
be made which may OF all seem likely to unsSttle
public confidence or disturb the money market.
strengthened By the timely letter OF Dir. McCul-
loeb, which we print elsewhere
The letter to which the Post refers was
addressed to Mr.. E. G. SpauIding, of the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Of
Buffalo, who, in a letter to Secretary Nc
Culloch, expressed the opinion that the
currency conld be moderately contracted
soas to preserve a tolerably easy money
market, in order to be able to fund the
compound skies and the seyen-thirties into
long gold-bearing bonds between this and
the 18th of July, 1868; and that the specie
standard could be reached with at least
$3.50, 600 Of plain legal-tender United
States notes still outstanding" Mr.. Nc
Culloch in his reply which is dated the 9Th
inst, says:
What We need is an increase of labor, If We
could have the productive industry of the cOun-
try in full exercise, We could return to specie
payments without any very large curtailment OF
United States notes. My object has been TO keep
the market steady. and TO work back 10 specie
payments without financial collapse. shall
act in the future as L have iH the past, with
great caution. and attempt no impraeticahle
thing"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-18

Nor LIKELY TO LAST LONG - Yesterday
was a very pleasant day. The temperature
moderated until by evening the air was al
most mild--the new moon and stars shown
dim through a clear sky. This sort Of
weather, however, il is not at all likely will
last long. The signs are strong for more
winter, perhaps it will be snow next time
We can hardly expect settled weather at
present. Nature, it IS said, goes by contrast,
and If so, we may make calculations to be
well paid of for the magnificent weather
Of late autumn.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-18

A Mule THIEF CONE TO GRTEF.-Yeg.
terday the negro Jack Conn, accused of
stealing a mule a few miles in the country,
was brought before one Of our
city magistrates, and after the examination
Of about eighteen Witnesses, he was re-
manded to Jail in default Of two thousand
dollars bail, to await the action Of the
Criminal Court After the examination of
the eighteenth witness, some five more
stood ready to testify in the case, but the
evidence already given was considered suf-
iicient, and Jack was sent to 'quod."
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-18

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Oct3-ly