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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-09
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! ROF. DE VAUN'S
ORIENTAL FRAGRAATIE, On

pcrfu IA G Of ] owe.
This celebrated Perfume which hss of late enamoree
he fashionable world abrJld. p1ssesses tsT1f d as-
lness I contains the vol ile essence IT Tarkifh
piantt known Fo The eeFegiias Hd hTreHm 81 Jfe
= pussesziug the power eFeata L9se Ia ~ n. .H-
aaeuce he enrcsiuus producing imrut - caaHs.
% uny ~ Love, even q iht most isflHg o miHds--
This ariae reiidrf the FragraHiie ingaanbc ii per-
who fcCi the absence loss u The fc lone 90
ihHse whore love ihey prize There !. produced warmth
~ feeling III the henris Of those whom u Intended 20
afrci thus pfanaiins marriage and rendering eoiu-
galiy . eoHiiuned Joy.
Il speedily dsges sii neryens fear ssakcns the clog.
gIeh ~ diaInry lover qaickeus the unappFeeiatlug
fiend removes the bsshloiBess q The maiden dege-
ap, the bear feelings, eqrixrs 0ye, makes ihe rough
uah 10 prevsh natufe even, aud opens n each breast
4 fiiie hearrn. To wlEc- @b1 faaf feel their hns-
sauds' lose ieaT Is cgmmeuGs eef beyond 40 W8sds
"a lovers ~ fa0se wha wauid BIZ igfed ils lgal u-
fscts are Irresistible - lhusa who m0lfH aisHui
desr one its ar9ms sQEls IKE soothing balm. ~
ea3k b if siNHmN uatafn ahG8Hsh. ito seaYf
- pusless as POI y acknowledge ne sunshine u IT,
ure-auce.
A. 4 perfume ne FRACEASTiE ugi 0niy surpsfses
Fl othfr prupafaiGBs il luNerlaas richness but a5h-
.anas a. acii8n u me atmosphere. The s. de
rs seeetness Il T. inEfausEinie ash generously u
part ST. p~rfHme fgr genrs
VITA Its eeieAsated ariicin helper, 10 Young Ia
a. ~ reutlargtax need pue u alHeis hlessedAe~ Pail
I'd estIsgh aira Ions ~ sill auoluprHY raeh bot
,ie ThEs afssas u veli worth ne prioe perfume
lone PRICE par hsf4te a. RpsF bottles sent 81 mall
= express pr~esta nn feorigt - -
Tn Ffsgranliso - snl perfectly sscurs foH Oh
ssr4atian and ST. ffsespsieturr VIII - considered
stsssis faaa aatsi Al qfser- sh0uls - sAAfestea
YFggER sHt ITS 1 Or. Cassie. - H. slfess,
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9Ef gJftf 64&ia5isXh II 4. ss7if i
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QUtCR CHRIS and Low PisICES

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taDl.sse Hospital. 30. btatd street Albany, ,. ~
tvcht5 gtsla devoted 10 tile parlicuai ianci o.
practice east u, 10 PtitulH eHfts sui AZ no VtheE
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structure Enlargement oi us tssieies und sfniate
cords BubO. liberated 1hroai bors hptc teidt shln
BONES Caianeous cruEiions Bas ietrs Abestses. and
al other Impurities ~ The system perisctly unde
The coAr0 u the Doctors medicines and haye teen test
ed Ia thar sog9 easts annually, slth immense
roma MN.
Young mrn addicted % secret habits. who have I'm.
pared their heatis and destrUyrd tbs sisor ai thci
minds thus deprviHe themselves II Tie pleasure ii Nor
RED life, Hotila that 10 committing I1f ) teitr
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Home Insurance CpH.pupy
Or New York. cash and surplus hearif si,aotroo.
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I0fFh-i eIphia, caplie sud sufldns, fito 900
The oldest Fire lHsurtnte rnfE,t in ID. tutsi
Sfass.
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CAUTION
80 female in Esei!cs.;c aicalt

4
80 female in E3ei!css;c aicait
lar. DOW, Physician and Surgeon. No. :
~ ENDIcoTT 81, bUsToN. Is eonsutei Gnily inr
al diseases incident ta the female system. Fro
lapsus Uteri Flour Aibus, Suppression, snd other
menstrual derang are all treated on new
patbnogica pr nc piesand speedy relief guaranteed
liz q ve tew DAYS. SO invariably certain s this
new mode 90 treatment thA most obstinate CON
paint. }ieId " der Il and the afflicted person soon
rcjrires III perfect heath,
". boa has no doubt had great experience IN
the ure % disease, 81 women than any other ply
siemif n Boston,
Boarding accommodations for patients who NAV
ISL 20 stay 10 boston n few days under his treat
insht
iir. Dow, since ls45. having confined hia whole
attention - Fee practict Tor tie cure Of Private
Diseases and Female Fompi ANTS, acknowledges no
upeiior g. the United states
n b.--All letter, must contain one dollar,er they
viii MOI be answered
Office honrs from 4. ~. o9P.N
Boston, July 70, lhe6-iyjyz6
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Singers Sewing MaebineH.--NeW
Advancement.

II. undersigned have entered into the
k1aNtaR srrAsgrsnena ~ lhs ssis n he Sing
Q aanaisefHrff Ca.t sewing NseAatses ns''z
!, ss5af fffss uh ia iir Nhrs baitssf n Gao 4
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~ @afhmss 81 - keHE "a esalh ien sad ~ tsis
fhs Hs.fn wi sfsars BE- ut wafraed tiu cots
ucsfhcfi aNa y ~ res lrfn The hasiess pfiipH 81
fhr >larr hcfs LADIES cas- y arY tslus examine
sea ;fs Nafhsaes uud.sfarri sd - ttfif eture.
Mr. Farar wi usvgi herFse8 re. sna ha33 AHn
sraf : nass in uraa.ntss as 1easo Narhnes ~ TIE
iuar8lrrs ~ l.esnie saa Usag aish la elye them .
trsaf r.vrne nH tsecssafN tfisfruritau 90 anf @ha
mas detias o. lgatr 81 sar The MschsHe. Machines
car a. terH aisa, ai fLe deise q y. I PafaF.
hs this afaH Feasenl aur tegvsi ffi hr sale q 81
Maehues 8. mutasi There 81 be 40 more euitiHg
uuder 10 pfce. hui al sales slil "a made At The
regular Manu'sctnrsn pebi,shed hsi prces.
CONE SUTTON,
RI fuRDf.
Dated Manchester. Jan D. 1897.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-09
NEW ENGLAND
MN fAbIAhD
.ENfM0i Life Insurance To-.
Of Boston. Cash assets May l, 1888, - 100000.
DIViDENS PAfD ANNEALLT.

Finn Insurance fOb a. "
Or hartford, e. it.l aid surplus, 5000 as.
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cav s.. cI.ied permanently aHd at tiiaiHe cost
Fte Sc fnishiNg sfpes Which has stttnatd this invai
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ever discovered
Il wil remove ali nervous Affections depression,
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ory caniatiea thoughts Of sclidssueten. fears 81 in
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ofihese who have destroyed by sensual excess ~ evil
practices.
Y.,une Men hc bnmhueeed no more b, ~Qusek Doe.
tops aud Ignorant seiipnyEs bat send without daisy
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happiness A Perfect IRE g guaranteed in every IN
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@nr 30 e s su eieui g eGeet cure ID al ordinary
eases.
Also Dr. IOINYlLLEs sPFCFterHls Tor tho
sretsY anH Hrrin1 hent Is GaunrrfuA 6est Iftt
thrai Discharge Gravel stture and aii affections of
he kfiatys auf fiaddgr Cures effected Ia from ore
Beg nxe dsye. hes ptfiartd From vegetable tracts
tas ieferiiy harWltss % TIC system. ahd never
nsHseate iae stomach ~ impreTnate Chs breath No
haHTe II aist is Hecessarf wiaa asing them. Dor does
their aci3au ia any interfere with business par.
saits Prizes, e. per box
Either Of me anvr- STONED articles viii be sent to
any sAdres closely seaed sad pest raid ty mail Or *.
press oa receipt s. prize. Addrs Az Uriers 70
RkEGEE. sHUTfs go. Chemists
No ~ River street, Troy, >. 7.
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TuE ORIGINAL
Travellers Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, Conn.
Insures gainst accidents ofall kinds


Causing a.ly lniury or io,. ofiIe. At low Rate.
Of Prem um. AZ u.Htcs against
Loss on LtFE PROM Any ,AUsE,
Whether Disease ~ Accident. with compensation
lor per.onh linres thu. combining ~ lhc bep,-
8ts ~ both laIe uni accident Insurance under uns
Policy at the lowest rates OF premium.
NIT CASH ASSETS JrNE t............ .joos SCI "a
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
The l.Nvelcrs' Insurance Company Of Hartford.
Connecticut, Is the pioneer Arricstd Insurance
COMPANY - this county, y has fad-up capital
81 haf u nnilinu with large mud increasing sur-
pius safely Invested fuf tie security II It's policv
holders, and ~ Infringement Is 10 the hands u pru
deut and experienced underwriters Within he
past two wears il has written SERENITY haasand poll
ces aud promptly ran own rum TH0u
SAND LoSSi moludiug fifty one t1lnl ps,ss
(by tealhl = IN which he inree sum afsl7t6o0 vas
realized Tor loss than 8 ,0po iu premiums IT, large
AID successful business, and ppmptness nnd liber-
atty 90 nayig LOSSES, place 10 at Tie hshd Of Acct
dental ldurAHCe Companies.
Policies written hs ouragenis fur any term from
one mouth 70 five years, laf auY sum from s 900 10
$4,000, With from vs. - $50 weekly compensation,
II from 81 70 500 am ua premium
LIFE AND tCClDENT INSURANCE COMBINED
The Travellers II Iiatttar,l nov issue. nulcies in.
surng against lass or LfFE FROH ANY
CAHSE whether disease or accident rih wtsktv
compensation for dsa5iiHg accident, thus combining
Lft and ACCIDENT insurance. under one policy. II
the lowest rates Of premium. Al approved forms
az Life Insurance whether endowment. ten year.
life Or term policies, either With without weekly
compensation 'rhe Comblned Lie and Accident
Policies are ~ written at The Home Office.
There l. no previous instance n fhe History of
Life Insurance where ndematy has been secured
10 he poll holder tr bss or damage ID The person,
~ well ~ absoipde loss cfhie. Experienced acias-
ric expires the ophun Tint THIS still prove the
most valuable and pupu 80 insurance yet devised.
JAMES g. BATrEBs0N. President
Rodney DENNIS, Secretary
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Reparator Capilll.

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tstsy & gross apaa DE- tmaetss ta~v h itpn Nst -
slrhI usssk - Eatr an lad kaaGt h hola two -
skffs usaf5ks ~ saafaaf 1faiisatfs have 49, fit
iat th~tr j. molhtas that w aree tsss lbs erasth
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sfz .a.ish fAf res#e tfsn tts uttsafs 81 eaFt sis
r. !, 8etal u|s. faathsel az satAi risEafi l,.as
stffsststd t-7 - tat3frig @4rLtsess
asa esai was has ainas slaves Nw1 alEt anesabss
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a. tsF t.a aat tasts b iali3
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EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR ! !!
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For Removing suprrlaous liar.
To the ladies especially, this inyaInthle dcplstory
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iicle 10 female beauty. II Is easily applied does not
burn nure the skin, but acts directly the roots
1t T. cd to superfuous hair from low
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totally and radically eXtifpating he same leaving The
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
Domestic Markes,s
NOON DISPATCH.

:, NEW YORK, September 5.-Stocks STEADY; except
Erie, which are soft. Sterling, O9a1 10 Gold, 42l
81 Coupons, 114l. Flour unsettled-new LOG
lower. Wheat a shade frmer. Corn 10 better.
Lard lower. Cotton quiet and steady at 81.
Turpentine and Rosin qiiet
.cs EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton easier, sales 900 bales at n. Flour ir-
regular Wheat active. Mixed corn $1.165a1.18
Oats steady. Southern 60a67 Mess pork $23 75.
Coffee firm; other groceries dull. Stocks strong,
money 4a5 per cent. Gold Lay; '62 coupons
1.14b. ss.4, ~ sfs-s-Fr. ~
CNcISHATI, September 5.-Flour steady. Corn
81 loal II. Whiskey steady. Provisions frlper;
sales 1900 barrels of Mess Pork at S24-held
higher. Bacon Shoulders 132; clear Sides 17a17};;
large demand from the West and South. Lard 12s.
BALTIMORE, September s5.-Cotton quiet and
lower; no sales; Middlings held at 26c. Coffee
very, quiet and firm. Flour unchanged, Wheat
quiet at previous rates. Corn very dull; sales
light; White 81 II, Yellow 81 20. Oats less active,
but prices maintained at 55a60. Rye ranges from
s. 3Oa1 40. Provisions very firm and advancing.
1870; holders asking higher. Lard and Whiskey
unchanged. erssla .
MOBILE, September 5.-The market continued
dull and nominal; sales IL bales; Middhngs noni-
nally 2S Receipts, 81 bales. 2.
200 bales-dun and unsettled. Middllngs 2Aa25c.
Receipts 154 pales. Sngar and MOlasses unchang-
ed. Flour very dull. Superfne SSa$8 70. Corn
dull. Mixed 81 90; white and yellow 81 25- Oats
Bacon shoulders 14sc. clear sides 1S}a1ssc; sugar
cured hams 223c a234c. Lard 144c. in tierces.
Gold II Aks41s; Sterling '5SAa5S; sight exchange on
New YORK per cent. premium.
SAVANNAH, September a5.-Cotton quiet and
closet dull, with downward tendency; Mlddlmgs
nominslly 24A. Receipts 27; receipts Of the week
4S2; exports 261; stock 732. The weather hot and
rainy The steamer Ariel has put into, this port
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

4 some deeree their broken fort,,nas5 y - =
The circumstances which Led to the promulea.
tion of General Orders No. 10, have neen ALREADY
ton Everywhere impoysrished and n many aonn.
4 ties threatened with starvation. WITH fha ne.
opening OF the civil tribunals. s1its ware com,
4 menced. In numbers far exceedinr any thaf ha5
ever been known. When forced to execution, final
i without mercy The cultivation Of fhe soil from
which alone present support or f,,tS,ra s,,ccnr
fcould be derived, was about to be- abandored. be-
cause he who would undertake its tiIlaee felt that
it was uncertain If he would be allowed TO hold his
lands until his crop was made and fhat IL he aid
make the crop. he yielded his labor to another
who would take the proceeds from his family With
out remorse In all the departments Of labor the
| same feeling Of despair was predominant ~
! Thus driven to desperation, disorder had been
manifested; violence was threatened to civil coufts
and civil officers; the public peace was exposed to
Imminent peril: and state OF ansrchr was inn
pending that would have required for its suppress
sion tho sternest exercise of military authority.
To avert this unhappy condition, the evidence OF
which multiplied around me, felt it due to hrl-
nanity essential to the attainment OF the objects
for which I had been invested with office and COM
mand and in accordance with the Just expectations
Of the government whose agent and officer / was,
exercise the power ana use the authority with
Hbeyond my own convictions OF duty other con-
siderations wire required, had them in the ap-
pHcaSOM Os Else Governor Of scush Gsrolna, and
Of leading men from al parts Of the Uarolnas,
who solicited the interpositlon Of my authority m
the manner indicated, Tor the purpose Of giving
peace and repose to communities, tranquility aid
order to society snd: the meansof living TO the
Ipopulation. Nor dc, j know, after frequent and
careful review of what was then, done, by Hhnt
conduct should more Justly have provoked and
deseryedthe censurs Of the government, than, If
having power to prevent it, Ihad allowed the null
1 tiplicstion by thousands Of those who were then
With difRculty fed and keptalise BY the charity q
i did interpose my authority And to this extent
/ only did go, 1st To those who had already en-
tered upon Judgments it vas said, farbear for
twelve months to enforce your executions; I'd. To
those who we're suing upon contracts made curing
the war it was Baid, take nofurther steps at pres
ent IN the prosecution Of your suits; Sd TO those
money OF slaves, it was said they are prohibited;
4sh 20 those who had Demands 1 upon contracts
made after TBS cessation Of no Inference
1If any Interference therefore Is To- be Justified
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oH1RF JUSTICE CHASE IN RALEIaH.

oH1RF JUSTICE CHASE in RALEIGH II
RArrroH. June 9, 1867 IA large number of the most
members Of the baI q sns stsss wsTe
Court which took placs N the i.enate gnamper tnis
morning Before proceeding to business Chief Justice
Practitiousrs and GenaenieH Of tie Bar rBefore pro-
ceeding 10 the regular busness think 20 ad
dress few observations 70 you. For more than four
yesrs the Courts q the Union were
in 1886 the NATIONAL military aufhoriuee fook me pace
of all ordinary civil jurisdicton o. controlled Its exer
else. An Courts whether State or national Wero sud
acted at an under such limitations and In such cases ss
the Commanding General under the direction or the
President thought at TO prescribe. Their process
eircnmstances the justices Of the supreme Court
sbs,nsd from ssnIs the CSms Tacs Ssis unns
cary as the District Judges were fuiiy authorised
by law to hold the Circuit Courts without the Jdstces
Of the Supreme Court ana % e5erciss cocfisss sn
civil cases Their attendance yIss unnecessary for
another reason. The Military tribunals st thst time
and under existing we're compeent 70 tIe
exercise of all Jurisdiction, criminal and civil which
belongs under ordinary circumstances, TO Circuit
Cours Being unnecessary, the Justices thought snat
their attendance would Ds a s aag n
ways to the public interests that the highest ocers o.
the Judiciary Department OF the Government should
exercise their functions under the supervision aua con
troll of the Executive Department
at length however, the military control over thu civil
tribunals WAS Withdrawn by the President The writ OF
Habeas Corpus which had been : srPenaed, sAs resss
This was efected partially by the rocs,nason Of April
and fully BY that Of August a. 1865 Thas
reinaated the fun authority Of the National Courts b. s
Supreme Court expected to Join the Disi3 Judges IN
holding the Circuit Court during the interval between
the terms ct Washington ~
duced the number of the Circuits changed materially