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New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
MICHIGAN.
STORM ON THE ATLANTIC COAST
GREAT DAMAGE or ATLANTIC CITY.

GREAT DAMAGE or ATLANTIC CITY.
BY rRtE0RAPH TRIBoSz
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j.. March pa terrible storm
prevailed here during the lattor part Of Last week,
commencing Oh Wednesday portion OF the lAght-
house Cottage was inundated. About 10 feet Of
the building also carried away. The sea covered 10
or Is feet OF tho cottage The covered the town on
Atanc-ave as far the United states Hotel aud rail
road depot the water being two feet deep IN the latter
locality. All the cedar trees opposite the lighthouse
carried away, and strewD across the grounds OF
Congress Hall The bank on each side OF the draw.
bridge was considerably washed, and the railroad
tracks In some places lie sideways. Tho trains
caBnot run through until Saturday night the gravel
having been washed away. The lighthouses OF the
United States Hotel and all the other bathouses on the
shore were carried away. The porch and shed or the III
let House were carried away by the surf. NO damage
was done TO the wharf Tho storm ceased on Saturday
afternoon aud yesterday morning there was very little
tide over the mcadows The water has now fallen to its
usual hight The oldest residents say that such storm
has not ragged so furousy in this vicinity for tho last 20
or 30 years Fortunately IL ala not last moro than two
days No shipwIecks are reported. a vessel sup
posed to have been a schooner, appeared IN sight on
Wednesday afternoon, but tackled and got out or
the storm it is hoped In safety. The telegraph lines,
which have been out OF order for the past TWO days wore
repaired yesterday aud are now II order
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
FLOOD S IN NORTH CAROLINA.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 TUE rniDuyE.

2
FoRTREss MONROE, March 29.-Tho bad weather
has completely prosrated business in Norfolk and Ports
mouth Information received at Norfolk states that the
rivers in Eastern North Carolina arc greatly swollen by
the immense quantity OF water which has fallen within
the mast 20 days The Roanoke River has oyerfowed t
banks for many miles, and great apprehensio exist tha
much property may be swept away Tho Meperrln RIVER
already floods it's banks and many OF the citIens rear
catastrophe similar TO the year 1872 when OIL Oh tue
bridges OF this stream were swept away Dy to tlOOu
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
Not For ANY Money.

Mrs F.nhlgen Of Baltimore in recent letter sYs: III eoul
replace H woui not sell wilcox Gibbs hachine1r an
moneI ~ Advertisement
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MINING STOCKS.
40 -,tvorAPn 10 rHE TRIBUNE.

nv TEfH0 70 TIE TRIBUNE : 7
o xc,sco March 2-Gouh Curry per foot $500 savage
Seo poto.i s2Oi ophr $3.50 HALE koreoss s9Uo; srgwa
80 Aai0 Yelow Jacket B8l5i Btcher, Soi Alpha 81 I'm
2 y bare ABS Caf,rna Navigation Company, 6 per
aeat q .Ioruia STATE Teegsslh colbAgy, " ReE eeas
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
Patent Combination

Patent Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR To
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
This BELriS9 being C0ATEo WTa GcrrNPzRcHa does NOR
srRzrcu ApHEREs PULLEr. PLABLS and NOT
AFFECTED BY on ACIDS ALKALE STEAM RAr coto oS oSs
DoOR
THE COMBINATION. HOSE
+, also coated with Gu,aPercha n the on hose sae
will convey LIVE STEAM AcD PETROLEUM orusR O1 we't
injury uneluaed for steam Fire Engines and we cal a 'peca
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the several trials has stood without BURSTING or sWsAr
yg PRESSURE Of more than pounds square a beng dubo
that OF Leather Rubber Hose.
SIND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY & TWOMBLY.
No PARK-PLACB
NExr Door BRoADwAv BANK NEwlYosx
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
5periaI Notices.

sericnp Insitute Farmers Ciub.A meeting Of the tfss
viii he held TO-DAY Cuesdl o'clock at the oons o. the ne
tut ia the Cooper Building All Who take intesttn ssuaar'
nm ~snsn, arr inytei John w. CHAhBkliS Secreary-
Aid for Ireland.
LECTURE viii be delivered, under the auspices o. we rs"sn
Brofberbood hy SAVAGE at COOPER on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING Nsrch 81 at oeeck sabeet; ihsc-
0 Ireland Admission ~ cents uNes
mas be bed from members OF the raho'd o' a.
the door the eyenug of the Lecture.
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PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA SSTiR TGRTfF
HY TnlEdRAPH 70 TUE TRfgUaR

PHLADELPHA March 2-Ostis3 In fair demand sales ~
dead Beeges 7alsc o extra I5al6 sOf Pair Good snd 10
a6 for Common Sheep sdvancei a 900 cesi s9sc, gross
Hogs aud Lgher; ssles2 oe at ii91c net tlhts
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
MARRIED.

CR RAPfwHgGh NAHIa BrOeklyu Wetassiy phi I ths
Rev Hsury Blame ard, Geo chsgs 70 Mas Jsaae nssr
bOh OF tbs city ~ esfas .L. I'D Ir't 900 IA
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
TIE GENITAL sYsrgM.
rELEcaApa 70 rHx TRrBuNs.

n TRLRcRAPH TO THE TRiBCNA - !. =
N March 25-The Board Tfie today discussed tbs Csta
s AMI decided that boai sfoptei uaiH
, operation the markets Kewrork Chease aud hsaakee
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
THE woRKIYGMEYs STATE COMMITTEES.


The Workingmen's State Central Committee held
meeting al Hartford Friday, and passed the following
resolutions:
Ubsrc1f Chairman of tho Work1gmen's Se Committee al
cssri g. zach oi the cufi'o q! hoTefuoT OF
the pctye parties ate state resIey aAa1 t 'fs o lss
labor question soliciting le sal While Gov Hak
lev AZ ai favorable reply. not ouy erptssnk biz
rnatlv fr fr tie elevation Of ths
l.borer no reply aie james T. Haysh expressive
movement gives practical iea by working msa m his employ u
h0rrs a fsy, therefore,
Iosi Ti Tie workugrsa STATE Committee nos earnestly
rort tler VJtes IA
favor Of TIC Uu.an aepubi-an csal.ii's iar GoTemlE
U1~reds HrnyuA OF Spr ghei sr + III Heywooi OF
Mas spean. dd-reG pIA 90 tie state 20 TIC M
TIE Dem0rra- party i1l cnietraunso pffi e Wot@
inrueus he support 1fJmes T. KnTsh. therefore
I0re sal Harrington anl sal Hevv01 have forfeited The
oudnce tLs wutcu h state AMI iA5y receive o1no Ii
hei dlssPpFoval, rs aFo'isies, 70 oar eHuse-
On Friday evening grand meeting OF working
men was held at Abom Hail. NewI0ndon and eloquent
addresses In support of the Republican candidates
delivered hy GcOr. 81 T. Marshall and others Tie meet
Ing was very enthusiastic and decided Ia its support OF
Gen. Hawley.
Gen. John Coehrane will participate in the Con
necticut canvass this week. HIS appointments arc:
Tuesday March %, BRIpGEPORr.
Wednesday, March u. NORWICH.
Thursday, March 23 HARTFORD.
Friday March %, kEWIONDON
MICHIGAN
Br TELEanAFH TRIBUNE
. DETROIT March 2j.-Ihe Legislature concluded its
session to-day. Tho Eight Hour Labor bill was lost.
The Saginaw River Is clear OF ice.
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METEOROLOGICAL

TEMPERATURE
NEw-YoRK, March 25.-1he following is tho range
OF the thermometer In this city 10 day:
lam II Bpm
80 40 az
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

Card-MOURNISG GOODS ever desirable ksd constantly
an h,nd al JACKsoss Mourning store No 5o Broads orstN
Ige., yery
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
Grape Vine. tor spring Planting.


Grape Vines for spring Planting.
stock Spring planting comprises general assortment Of si
desirable varieties all which have been With the utmost
and With special the production Of well matur healthy
hbrous roots
From the experience able that can hrnsh
better cheaper plants quantity than other popaso and THE
may be special refereaee present stock q IONA sa
IsRABLLA which Undoubtedly THE KINDS TO PLANT FOR
TABLE USE AND FOR SE their excellence and value bsr
entitled weight With their
which have gathered nom observation and from their
extensive experience Ask the opinions sseh men Oampa
Mouager Valley MINI Co Johp Mother VIM Gnth.
b. aham host Of others read their
published periodicals aud judge from their statements what
Be- expected wine aud for table Ask hem the vaas
~ nv otbe crane In seeng
Invited like Gardeners Monthly Ohio Farmer
Countrv (ntnan Meoes Rural NegYorker etc. need aot
despair seeing communications even In The Tribune that have on
show Of knowledge Of both Of which have been most
ausy excluded during the past two But wy DO We hear
nothing Mead No the country has had 80 eta
knowledge Of Has be not o. ne
ei Mr. Mead let us hear let know Nhas has %
Auction sale OF oil attention re1nestea
3, bs rDbe collection of NCIBN MODERN PHNTiNGs
on ebon 10 be sold on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS March 20. a. and 49, at No 6aj Brosdway By
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, Auciones
Watches and Jewelry
all description and
STERLING SILVER WARE.
for sale bv q ALLEN as Broadway door hsov Csns St
Marie tsnoupenu No BTevoorsy NesYok vii hf
importation Pas MILLINERY tor the Spring se"so Oh
March 70 l8bI
CoIhes Wringers Of Al Kinds REPAlRED By the BnlEt
WASHING AND wRNGIsG MACHINE COMPANY Ma IL 'CesSt-
landst, Ner.fotk
Wigs Toupees aud Ornamental Iiair-tig,' ~ sntJ As
dye and dysBg Black BroFp, ali shA3ss w. - BArna
ELo2's. No. BOadsS
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

The New-Y0rk Ladies' southern Keller Assoc,ausn
oran1ed for receiving distributing contributions in aid Of these su
fus people Donations money food and clothing urgently
i clothing will be acceptable Tie fnais collected
will be distributed through the medium the clergy OF et deao@
nations In the destitute uelghbOrhoOds
The Depot for receiving goods clothing &C. No IA Boai st.
which will be open daily from O'Clock m to m The epo. foe
eonr nr corn kind OF provisions at the store Of Hsrs
Gaines Co Wheha and at the store Of MARCH, Price
90 No. 81 Waterst. Donations received By
W. ' ARTHUR LEARY, Treasurer, No. u WilAimst
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NOTICE.

I'HE existence Of the Rank OF Burlington. eh.-
tered By the Legislature Of the state Of Vernon,
and located AZ BUriin gtCn In sal1 State Va. ter
minsted sgreeably 10 the laws Of said state on tbs
10th day OF September A. ID. lsod, aud nqtice u
hereby given tina; said Bank wall re.eem It's out
standing bills.
The following act ofthe Legislature L published
BY direction Of said Bank
By order OF the Directors.
o. A. DODGE. President.
c. A. SUMNER, CAshlsr.
Burlington, Dee. 4th. $50.
AN ACT relating to the redemption Of BAni
Notes.
1t Is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of
the state Of Vermont.
Sac. /. After the expiration Of the charter u
termination o. the existence Of any such bank
sgreeshly 20 the laws OF this stare, such hank
may cause notice 10 he published In all
the Seekly newspapers Of the County where
such bank s located, for one full year.
setting forth that said hank will redeem It's ou'-
standing bills, the day Of the expiration OF It's
charter, or the date Of the termination OF ia exs-
cation Of such notice neither such bank nor IL.
officers shall be liable 20 any action for the non-rs-
demDton Of any Of lis outstanding. bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and PAY ment
thereof DEMANDED within the ear Aforesaid az The
banking house OF such bank.
SIC. .. After the expiration 81 TIE charter or
after the termination Of the existence Of anY such
Jet to the operation or liale 10 the provisions OF
tbs sixty-third section % chapter eishty-nine OF
the General Statutes.
SIC. }. This act shall take effect nom Its pa
cage
Approved Nov 10. 1865. woswIy
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KNOW THY DESTINY

HAn->L J.. 7. THoESr1S, tie great English A.
.-,4o-.s., '.a.ryoysn. and P.y-bometriean, v,to
als aston she'd The s,ien;ii, classes Of the Old
" Til. Las nov .ocated herself al Hudson. y. Y.
NADIA Thornton possesses suea " nlerflI powers
q ser'r. si-ht, as 20 enable her 90 impart knovl-
g & the greatest imp 1rtaucs 20 the s.n-,e OF
irried % either SEE. While in state OF trance.
ne ee-aea.es the very features Of the person Won
'fe 10 marry, and BY the aid Of An instrument Of
aIe7so power, known a the Psychomotrope
Guarantees 60 produce a lifelike picture Of The
u'uTe Husband or vie OF the applicant, to-etb p
7-th date q marriage position Ieatin. traits o.
character &C This il no humbug, a. tfeusands Of
a'i ais can assert. She viii send when de-
'.red a certified certificate, or written -uaraptes.
hat the picture is wins: it purports to be- By en-
losing sinai. la'k % hai-. and stating place Of
BIRTH ase, disposition and complexion. and en-.
closing A'iy cents and stamped envelope addressed
% yourself ycu will receive the picture and desired
Information hy return mail. Al Communicate
'aeredIy confidential. address IN confidence.
MADAME 2 F. THORNTON,
P o. Box 20. Hudson. y. Y.
mar-taWlyr
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AN EFFECrvAL WORM MED SnSE
RrowlNtS ermifugc EOinGts,

I Or Worn Lo-engcs. Much sickness. undoubtedly
With children and adults, attributed 70 other oaus
e. i vcelsonei by worms. The 'vrKrIrU0E Coz
fiTS. although edec.uAl in destroying worms. can
90 no Possihie injury 20 the mo-t delicate child.
This valuable combination has been successfully
SCI ~ pnysiciAns, and found 70 be safe and cure
IN Graduating worms. so hurtful to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require
immediate attention, neglee: Of the trouble os5
causes prolonged sickness.
sYPTON!S OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are oftea overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bowels sause irritation which can be removed only
oy Tie Use Of sure remedy. The combination Of
insred-ents used in making Brol-aS "J'sIiaif.s.
c'h'i' Is such as to give the hest possible effect
with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, PFoprietors, New York.
Bold BY al Dealers in Medicines. at % cts. box.
May H. ls56-dawiy.
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NV A'Hhs ~ -
\ cable despatch dated London, May c,
evening, says that the reform demonstration
in Hydepark to-day was an immense affair.
1t numbered at least 100000 embracing
roughs, gentlemen. women, children end
wOrkingmen. Sir Robert Walp0le's p10c,s-
nation that the assembly wss Illegal was
posted around upon every available SPOT ba:
proved utterly abortiye. The morning "a
pers announced that the government would
not attempt 20 pat down the meeting, Iu.
all the troops in London and vicinity were
under ar as, and a large force Of police were
concealed in a secluded part OF tie park
Fifteen separate meetings were organized
az one Of which woman spoke in favor OF
universal suffrage. One stand was
devoted TO religious speeches. The
most revolutionary sentiments uttered by
the speakers were l5udly cheerud by tie
crowd. The entire press den0uncCs the
course Of the Government.
The Torres treat the meetings ar mob
victory. while the ReformeTs claim them 90
splendid popular triumphs The bittore-,
lee ing exists on both sides and all London
Is intensely excited. Some Of the meetings
are stall in progress and will continue until
a late hour.
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10 CONsI aiPTIEEs.

The Advert -eT, htv.a, been restored 70 health
IN few weeks by a very simple remedy, amer
having fuGered :or several years with a severe
lung affection, aud that dread disease Consumption
is snx;ous to make Known 70 HE fellow sufferers
tie means Of cure.
To ali Who deslfs il, he viii send copy OF ire
prescription used Gree Of charge, with the dlree-
tons for preparing and using tie same. which they
vii End n suEE CURE FOR CoSsUyrToS, AsTHNA,
DgaS cHI1Is, CoucHs. Coins. and all Threat and
Lung Affections. The only object of the adTer-
tiser In sending the Prescription is TO benefit the
afflicted, and spread iafo rnation which be con-
ceives 20 he invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will tTy L. remedy as It viii cost them nothing,
and may prove tlersing. Parties wishing the
prescription PRE-, By return mall, will please ID
dress. REV INWARD a. WILSON,
Wil!ilmsbursb, Kirgs Co, New York.
u's, @lihE&Wi!r
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jay Cooke L Co.

his srrA established house in New York il
March, 1866, occupying at that tine enc Of tn
largest banking rooms II Wall Street. Bu
their business has become 50 large that theJ
lave been compelled to add another foor Of thu
zane size TO their premises, and now give en-
Tloyment to above fifty clerks. As the original
negotistors Of most Of the great loans, they are
perfectly familiar with all the details OF the
public finances, and transact business IN this
way thst is cOuniei BY daily millions giving
especial attention to the conversion Of 13O Notes
INTO 500 Bonds
Thorough knowledge OF sfsi' the highest
reputation ior prompt and honorable dealing,
ani the most complete responsibility have given
this house position aud reputation 10 be proud
f.
1.-THE members Of the frm in New York.
Mr.. II. c. FAHNEsToCE has special charge Of
the department Of Government Hecurities, Mr.
LBwGRD DoDGE Of Stocks and Gold, in both
% which they arc ably assisted by Mr. PITT
COOKE
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DR.. SCHESCk'S NEN OFFICE
DIR. ,. Il. sCHESCk. % Philadelphia. has opened
an ofice on second door % No - Hanover Street.
Boston. whsie be will he professionally every
wednesday, from 90 .. Every persan complain
inE With Co1sumpti0n OF any disease leading % ~
Is invited 90 call on him He gives advice fTrc hut
for = thorough exam nation wltu PIE Ee-t remctcr
the charge is five dollars
Or. Schemes caH explain 90 pat.elts very correct
j. the stage q their disease, and how O. use bis
MEDICINES, namely, Ais fu!mou.c Syrup, Selreet,
Tonic. ana Mautrake Pills. without the u-e Of ,he
Re-pircmetcr but BY il he can tell exactly how
FAR the lung. are - me- ami vaat laTt also Wketl-
CT 10 BE- fuHeTcul1u PuimH aarT, Bronchial or nfs
peufi- Consumption, Or whether 10 is merely an
liberated ihro5t and catarrh, or from Liver TOM
plant.
49, medicines have fun directions. 80 any one
csu Ne them without s. eu- him. hut u they live
naar hy and we'll enough, II is best % see him
All 81 rec Of his medicines are required In nearly
evrs. case oil lung disease, for IL is impossible 20
GU. consumption unless The stomach and liver ere
ktpf perfect order. To cet lungs in q healing
condition tie stomach must ne cefused, and an APP
petite good rich food created % a. 20 max good
blood before the lungs will begin 90 heal IN tu the
ch lls and night svss- will stop. and the cvncctcr
alton become free and essy.
lie keeps fun supply ni medicine 90 bis rooms
which can be had a all times.
Price Df tac pulm0nic syrup ard seawocd tone
each $3.50 Per bottle, ~ 80 tie h4l! a. zen. Man
drake Pills. ~ cents per nCN
GEO. e. GpODWIN - Co, IS Hanover street
Boston, General Wholesale Agents Tor the New
ENGLAND states.
For sale hv all druggists. uitilm.No.-
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WZDSrsDini ", D.
& FL-l r. IL marked crrtiuue- 10 -ustaiu .-rJ
il-i lr-c- ir d. eT-l with -lf receipts and =
-lea1t -ru14t from the trade. " are now rspily
lt-rt-L- stock and uulcss receipt. arc o. lsyeei
---t i-l g.. --ll- wrecks pat. supplies must s--u
+c,--e exhausted. The Gales hsNc hccn a. .ii r -
i.l western suler1uc so n q ~ for common -A-
iie-. 5 =. ih far lue'iiuiu DO and 70 - n : i.r
spol aud choice; II. L1ui, "a - a p y Dbl very
clptQ brand, selling In small lut- 10 tue trad, at
~ r % 3 hhl. Cora Meal e. - Y hll fur sud-
r-if'n- n1aud-. ky. Flour 1T > o. a . 50 = biol.
tAoh i>lbNS.-Pork. Tho demand T. fair aud the
- nave been az 20 = q ~ . for prime; =. -
~ - Tor mes; and sc q . for clear. cash. Beef
AIin and scarce. ~ N - So for mes . a = for
tA1ra mes; and 81 q . for family extra. Lard
lsi n 6 q p IN hiIs and ticrces Smoked Ham
- "a zoe z D. Butter j. dull price have easel %,
Nlt-i abundant .up.lt- Of new. The sale- Of eT-
monk and New York daiTic- have been 30 = n sc
t3f new and lh n 20 Z p common and good old.
tlet,e j. arm and the market has been IN fair de-
.l.l, N-th sales - "a y &c or common and good
turner's aairies, and 20 a 2lc for factory. Eeg. have
teen selling AZ - n q C Der dozen.
Hn-Al. lie IN rk-t for Corn hs- been dull the
t-t week AID prices have esscd on. The sales have
l-en q ?! 81 a = fcr Southern yellow, ard West
'Ia mixed rang from 81 n g 2 bush for poor e.
-'''i' 4uI : 80 l- about the entire figure at the
close. o . are in fair demsud and market quite
- -a Inc >flc- comprise $3.50 bush l. Island At -
q Sc 40. tterI, Western anl Southern % a sJc
ul 81 and some choice loi- not Offering under
.5c 4 bash White Bcuz 50 a - 2 bush for
= 2 . y hush ior extra poe Canada Peas - -
n - Z bush. Shorts. si6 n r.. Fine fccd 80 q
%, a. o MiidiiIg- 20 q -.
WOOL. The market hs- hcen rather dull for de- 4
D. size sud trtusac ions smaller than for pre-
'ou- week. 10 prices nu m4tpris change, although
ile teutc-ri ha heea l favor % buyer Tho -.lc- T
comprise So. uHl n fleece and pulled 70 ia n
fleece, i.ciulinG very common.
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NEWS OF TEE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
NAsBNc.sN. Nav l. lS67

Postmaster General Randall rendered bis
-ssignation to the President a few days
s.uce, on the ground that the South should
Re IeTresentcd in the Cabinet Mr. John
declined 10 sccept it, although be
greed with Mr. Randall tLat all sections Of
.as Union should be represented in the
Executive Council.
Charles Francis Adams, our Minister at
London, hrs repeated lis roquost t. be re-
allied, ard Mr.. Raymoni's friends are very
srxioUs that be should have the place
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BrsH's ARGENTINE HAIR DYE.

TIE most perfect. economical, sures.. quickest,
safes. aal mos; h4rai1-- and reliable Hair Dye in
Sic Tes,l. Eass ia %. application, changes grizzly
gray or l,l ha.s simultaneously 60 bright and per
foctiy natural brown black. Warranted to satisfy
IN al cases. or thc money refunded. GEO. c. COOP
WIN co. Boston. Sold hy al Druggist
Nav Tr'- q e...l
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The L. S. Di.uic: Court commenced its
ses-icn here to-day. and Judge Underwood
I'D his charge congratulated th, Jury ia8-
though lt had been threatened wiki assas-in-
alton, Jet thanks 10 Congress. T. met now IN
security THIS promised L,,,c, fL.n-s On
hiclmoud, ciiy whore tie II,ss Lairalei-
Cd the very lo0e-, depths %, yrltl'..cy. aud
The pulp; had beer IrosI;utsi hy minister
ins gav L1tlagios. ana hcclul.-ur,- bad
ruled Until. half 90 3D.. lir.h- .f raiir.n
were Legitimate.
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Or. MaTTIsoN-s SURE REMEDIES
For Special Gases.

cznbe obtained only at bic Office, No. s
Union Street, Provitenoe, end are nt
BY erpres. In sealed packages, secure \ =
,J.er,.stio-, to all parts ofthe country TA>yS~ .
are ererytsfss, but for their respective purpos
hey Po'ifirely Isre 40 e7as'. ~ Circulars giTi'
full information ritk IA, ki1i,f f','-ss'ii>. also
bookon Special Di.,s,es, in ',oisd ,srsiors, sent
free. 81 Be SUI. s.d se~s 70, tAs-, for without
r.fr,nc.s no advertising physician should be trust
Cd. Eucloss ttsnp for pOstage, and diIeet to
DR.. NArrIeoT. No - Union Street, Prcviiepee
RI AuxAlee-ehWiV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-10

Daring che present year 4,327 emigrants
.syc arrived OF this port belng not quite
ltoo les than during The corresponding
rrri.d last year.
steamer Henry CLANCY rsings Gduces
ru Panama % ;hc 23d ult There is liz
-a uea- from Central America. Peace w.s
roughly established 10 Gaatcmalc .nd
-.a country WIS Trag4,--iuE !ayoFabiy. The
r. 0.ora is carrying oii MANY victims in the
-.LciIal cities l. Nicaragua In Lon 80
Deaths occurred ID luet.y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-10
LONDON, Nav.

A dispatch iIom Dublin announces tia;
McCaferv, on trial in that city Fur treason
has been found guilty.
The Government has accepted a.. L..,Ial
amendment to the Reform Bill lrovitug
Tor larger franchise. Notwithstanding the
prelirninaries looking to the preservation of
peace, France and Prussia arc 10th raTidly
arming- This course Is producing alarm
and distrust in financial circles here, and
elsewhere.