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THE MUTUAL.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
1P
NEW YORK.
FREDERICK S. WINSTON, President,

FREDERICK S. WINSTON, President,
Whole number of Policies, Aug. 1, 1896, over
$1,000.
Amount Insured. ................. al suouo'Uou
Actual Cash ASSETS. 100000
Cash Dividends o! 1s63--bcing ptolts
for 3 ycarts to Feb LIST, 1863. see. 100000
Cash Dividends of lS66-'eing profits
for 5 wears to Feb. 1st, 1S66.... 2,915,3sS
Actual Cash Surplus being undivided
profits to- july 1St 1866, over. 1000 600
The next Dividend will he declared February
1St. 1871. and every Policy then in force will par
ticipate in the profits of 1866, aud receive Il
Dividend.
For six months ending July LIST, 1866, were issued
60jG Policies, 1nsuring. ........ :2S, a6l 900
The LARGEST number over issued by any Company
in the same length Of time.
The Insurance Monitor Of y. Y. for At ril 1866,
savs:-" The steady cuur. Of this Company for
20 wears anl the iniprc snahc evidence il has con.
stantlv afforded of healthy aud increasing pros
pcrtv. have earned for it n reputation tor stability
which ju,iies us in placing 1t before the public n
an assured sir ccss-the grind>st erer dchir.d ~
LIFE Insurance."
The \. Y Independent, February, 1861, saws /:
-" This Corporation stands al The rsrV head Of all
similar institutions of its class in this country"
1t paws larger Dividends than any other ON
panv in this countrv.
Pays Dividends annually, in cash, or in add-
tion to POlicies AT the option of the assured. As
an investment. it is better than Savings Ban k
paving over per cent compound interest," with =
out taxes, or expense OF any kind.
j. & c. G. STEELE,
State Agents.
Mdtlicbnry, VT, Oct oath, 1856. 3Oti
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4 MEXICAN LIFE DROPS!!
"A For the speedy cure of
d L Ii Il Ii L II L 4

Coughs Colds, Holrsencss, Sore Throat Bronchitis,
Rheumatism and all kindred complaints.
For five wears has this article been before the
people, and II verdict returned from every quar-
ter, b. the consumers Of the half million bottles
that have been sold within that time. is, that
SIT Al WA VS. CURES"
Read the blowing, which is only specimen of
the many letters We are daily receiving:
"BosToS, Mass.
''ORRIS SKINNER & Co.-SIRs ;-Notwithstand.
ing my general prejudice against proprietary Tor
PATENT medicines. | was induced to buy two
bottles of the American Life Drops. through the
high recommendation Of them bv friend, a.
Throat, Bronchitis, sc. NV son, sixteen Years ot
age.> was taken suddenly i'll with Diphtheria and
could scarcely speak or swallow, his breathing was
| so bad. We were much alarmed, hut decided to
try til, Life Drops, before calling ply stefan. BY
u,ng the Drops according to directions, he was
soon relieved and the disease entirely broken up.
let a friend suffering with Rheumatism have one
| of the bottles. He saws the Life Drops gave i'm
mediate relief, AMI the best medicine he ever
\ used. A family near him, suffering from Colds
and liberated Sore Throat, used some of his, and
were cured in a short time. Since then | let nv
| brother, physician. have part Of mine and with
which he cured bad case Of Dphtheria. He Is
constrained to acknowledge that they arc vau
able. Truly yours,
The Life Drops are carefully prepared by
| ORRlN SKINNER & 60,
| SolePropriet0rs Springfield, Mass.
And sold by all druggists.
: Geo. C. Goodwin & Co., Reed, Cutler & Co ,
, Rust Bros Bird, Boston. Mass. General Agents
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

The well Known Lot Sanford Farm, situated
IN Shorcham. is for sale.
Said farm contains about 800 acres Of choice
land, suitably divided into 1ing, Meadow and
Pasture, with good supply If Wood, Water. &c.
large Orchard, containing good graf, ell fruit.
1t has on it two good dwc.iing houses, one two
stories and one-and half stories for tenant
houses. Five barns, a carriage house. corn barn,
and other out-buillings. with good Cider Mill in
running order, the only one II town. Any one
wishing to purchase will lind 1t their interest to
examine said farm before purchasing any other.
Possession will be given, il sold next Spring. For
further particulars, inquire Of the Undersigned
living near the premises.
A. W. PERRY.
Shorcham December 9TH, 1866 - .l;m
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TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.

MoNKToN, Vt, June 28, 1860.
Mcssrs. 3. W. FuwIE 4 Co Boston.
Gentlemen Having tor twenty wears Jnst been
~ tue habit OF using DR.. WIsTARs BAIsAM oF
WILD CHERRY in cases of Coughs Colds al,d phi
monary Affections, can testify to its great merits
with the utmost confidence. relieve it to lie tie
best medicine for these complaints ever used. and
nave 40 doubt at the use ut it has at three sew
rr"i mes "a me trm Consumption, besides
mar times ate years, ailUrng immediate re-
hcl III less severe attacks.
am ~ wears of age, ard for many wears hayo
hech . s. 'Jcct for pulmona v disease iut bv the
use 81 ~ eAGeIIe!t remedy keep myself quite
comic lie. can'hardly find language TO @ X nre.s
thee Itrd piniou have of the Balsam. and re
comhond its use to all as the hest remedy that can
oe ustd. GEORGE DART.
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FOR THE FALL TRADE,
II. " Al Il It II z
Offers large and choice stock Of
SE A SON BILE G o o d S,
Comprising in part
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES DoESKINs, ESKIMO,
MOSC0 & CASTOR, BEAVERS in 60 different
styles; 90 pieces FLANNEI.S, in all var
icties FRENCH MERlNOS. CO.
BURGS ALPACAS, BOMBA-
ZINES, ORlENrALS, DE-
LANES, PRINTS, and
other styles
ID II E S S G o o d s,
A full line DOMESTIC GOODS, WOODEN
BLANKETS, &c.
- HAWLS,-NIosaic, Waterloo, Prem.
\ Ter and other styles,
ALSO;
CHOICE HANDMADE & KNIT GOODS,
in great variety.
SHAKER YARN,
Socks, Hosiery, &c. MlTTENS & GLOVES
full line Buck, Kid, Goat. Dog, Patna, Castor.
Berlin and other styles.
HUDSON'S BAY & WOLF Robes
ll-splcndid lot-also, CARRIAGE { HORSE
IL l. a Il Il rs.
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, -
full and complete assortment.
PAINTS & OILS, 1000 lbs. Fresh
Ground Paints. 200 Gals Pure Linseed Oil.
X L II o s + n f. OIL,
600 Gals. hest.
l. l. O U r.
$50 bbs. Choice new Wheat Flour.
FISH-New Mackerel, Salmon Trout,
Cod and Halihut
CLOVER e TIMOTHY SEED, new
crop.
Tn, above goods are offered at low figures fol
quick pay.
Oct LIST, 1866. 21;tf
IMPRESS CLOTHS.
II A handsome assortment Co'ors, received
at NALkElTES.
Oct 80, 1866. 31n
DUCkWIIEAT FLOUR.
ID From TIL, Seasons crop. Received at
NALLE1Tt'S.
October 30th. 1866 3ltf
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T II. MONS 6 CO.,
Keep constantly On hand large assortment
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.,
Consisting in part of
COLLEGE TEXT.
.qCaDEMY,
SCHOOL.
MISCELLANEOUS
BLANK,
PRAYER.
HYMN.
PROTESTANT BIBLES.
CATHOLIC BIBLES,
THOLIC PRA YER,
CHILDREN'S TOY BOOKS.
Legal car PAPER,
BILL PAPER,
FOOLS-CAP PAPER.
LETTER Paper,
COMMERCIAL NOTE,
BILLET PAPER,
BFLSTOL BOARD,
LEG.4L BLANKS,
ENVELOPES,
PERFORATED PAPER,
INK Of all kinds always on hand. TOYS, and
large assortment of Miscellaneous
Articles, &c. &c.
PICTURES & PICTURE FRAMES
Kept on hand.
We will FUN sh to order at the shortest no.
tice any kind of Oval or other Frames to be
had in New York or Boston.
We have also good assortment of
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN IN PRINT.

This Book will be sent to any address. No
money required until it is received read and fully
approved ;-if not approved, keep it for your
trouble. 20 pages. price 30 cents. Complete cur
atives given for every disease whice admits of
scli-doctoring. Give State, County, Town and
Post-Ohice.
Contsns Of The FaIiilp Physician"
Consumption. Cholera.
bronchitis. Cholera Morbus.
tatarrh. Dysentry.
Asthma. Diarrh9a of Infants,
Diseases Of the Heart. Sick Headache.
Dyspepsia. 10 Preserve the Hair.
Liver Complaints. To Cure Burns.
Chronic Diarrhea. To Cure Bruises ITO age
Piles. The Teeth, from infancy
kidney Complaints. GOitre Swelled Neck.
Female Complaints st. Vitus Dance.
rheumatism How TO have good Lungs
Neuralgia Rules to continue health
Salt Rhuem. and lite to a 100 years.
ALI Skin Diseases Causes ofpremature deaths
l)iphtheria. Cur, OF a Cold.
houp. Hair Dive. =
searlet Fever. Cologne Water.
AssS Tooth Powder.
Eryapelas Cancers
Whooping Cough. Worms.
Typhoid Fever. Sores on the legs or any
Address where.
DIR. S. s. FITCH
();o;0mj No. % fremont ST., Boston, Mass.
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FROM MIR. NORMAN EINNEY.
MuNkTuN, June 26, 1860,

=, = =. MoNKTuN, June %, 1850.
McS'rs. ). W. FuwiE x Co., Boston.
Being always willing t. i've my influence in aid
# good cause | chccriully testify TO the great
merits oi DR.. WfSrAE's BNSAM OF WILD CIItrrr,
which have had occasion to make uso oi many
times during the last ten wears in eases Of Liver
'omplaint. hard Cough, and Splitting ct Blcod al
'cndcd WIN other dangerous ~ symptoms, and have
always found complete rcli, II IN this excellent re-
me'N. My experience With other remedies for all
tle'r disease. n well ~ with the trial of many
prescriptions # physicians. leads me to hrlieve
that the lmlsam is superior to all Of them. With
out any hesitation | recommend this remedy as
tho best one cNtant for all attacks Of Colds Coughs
and Lung Diseases. Yours truly, NORMAN FI>NlY
PRICE ONE DOLLAR Il BOTTLE.
PREPARED ny
SETH W. FOWLE 4 son. Is fremont St, Boston
And for sale by all Druggists.
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( NEMENT for mcnding broken Crock
II. A. SHELDON
Middebury, November 70, 1855. 35tf
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L II E
PER WAN
S y r u u
Is 4 PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TIE
PR OF Q NIDF. OF IRON,
new discovery in medicine which
STRIKES AT THE ROOI OF DISEASES.
by supplying the Blood with is vital principle, o
lite clcment-liON.
This is the secret Of the wonderful success of this
remedy in curing
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Chrcnic DiarrhTa, Boils, Nervous
Affections, Chils and Fevcrs,
Ilumors, Loss of Constitu-
tional Vigor, Diseases of
the Kidneys and Bladder Female
Complaints,
and all disca SEES originating in a
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
or accompanied by Debility or II Low State OF tho
System.
Being free from Alcohol in anv form, its enerciz-
ing effects not followed lv corresponding rrac-
ton but are permanent. infusing STIR NGriI
vIGoE, and NEW LIFE in all parts Of the system
aud building up an IRON CONSTITUTION.
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.
From THE VENERABLE AnCuprACox SCOTT. I'D.
DuNnAM, Canada East, March "A. 1860.
am an inveierate Dyspepte OF more
than % wears standing"
81 have been wonderfully benefited in
the three short weeks during which have used
tlt Peruvian Syrup. that can scarcely persuade
myself Of the reality. People who have known me
are asroni,hed at the change. am widely known,
and can but commend to Others that which has
done SO much for me" =
4 Case Of q Yeas Staining Curi i!
From INSLEY JEwETT, No. Is Avon Place,
boston.
s. have suffered, and sometimes severely for
p wears, from dyspepsia. | commenced taking
the leruN ian syrup and found immediate benefit
from it. In the course Of three or four weeks
entirely relieved from my suilerings and have
enjoyed uninterrupted health ever since"
CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS:
ANY voyage to Europe is indefinitely postponed
have discovered the Fountain OF Health on this
side of the Atlantic. Three bottles oi Peruvian
Syrup have rescued me from the ianGs Of the fend
Dyspepsia"
Thousands have been changed by the use of this
remedy, from weak, sickly, suffering creatures to
strong. healthy, and happy men and women and
invalids cannot reasonably hesitate TO give it,
trial.
pamphlet of 80 pages, containing certificates of
cures and recommendations from some of the most
eminent physicians clergymen and others, besides
much other valuable and interesting matter, will
he sent free to any one sending us their name and
residence.
rH-Sce that each bottle has PERUVIAN SYRUP
blown in the glass.
FoR SALE ny
j. J. DlNSMORE, &c Dev St., New York.
S. w. FOWLE & son, Is fremont ST., Boston.
And 10y all Druggists.
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DUBBER GOODS.
III Rubber Boots Rubber Coats
Ladies and Gents Rubbcrs. Ladies' and Gents
Arctic Overshocs
Rubber Pipes, Syringes Combs, Balls Suspcnders
Nipples Cord. Braid, &c, &c
For sale by Ii. A, SHELDON.
Nov. 4, 1866. 82f
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Made Of the best materials, in the most thorough
manner, and receiving CONSTANT IMPROVE
MENIS under the supervision of
TIE ORIGINAL INVENTOR.
Every variety, as Hay, Coal, Railroad. Plat
form and Counter. Druggists, Confectioners',
butcher, Grocers', and Gold Scales, Beams,
Spring Balances. &c.. for sale at our
FARMHOUSE,
lis MILK STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.,
Agents for sale of .
Tjlton & McFsrlands ales,--Whites Patent
Money Drawers,-- Cresson's ....I.
Gas Regulators.
October 2ith, 1850. fPyns3n
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ME GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


NJ D, Phy,ic an Extraordinary 10
the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is umailing in the cure
o all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moleiates
al excess aud removes all distractions, from wh.d
ever cause, and speedy cure may he relied on.
To MARRIED LADI.
il is particularly suited. 1t will in Il short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pi- should not bc taken bv Females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of prcgnan-
cv, as they are sure to bring on Miscar iage, but
at any other time they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on Iii tht
eNertion Pdlpiatiun nt the Heart, Mysteries. and
Whites, these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed aud although powerful rem
edv dc, no. contain iron, calumcl anlinonv or
ANYTHING hurtiul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around cacii
package, which should lie carefully preserved
SOLD BY ALI. DHUGGISTS. PRICE, ONE DOLI.Al,
FER BOTTLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
It is the fate of every valuable Medicine to he
CouSrERFEIrEp. BE cautious, therefore, and see
that the letters IT. & NJ are blown in the bot
of the signatures Of !. {. BALDWIN 4 CO., and
JOB MOSES. eg-Without which, none arr
genuine.
" B-sl and 6 three cent postage stamps en-
closet TO any authorized .iscnt, OF to the Sole
General Agent for the United States aud British
Dunnons.
JOB MOSES. % Cortlsndt ST.. n. T..
will ensure hottie. containing 20 Pills, by return
mail securely sealed from all observation.
Sold in Milllebury by
II. A. SHELDON, and
10;1v W. L RUSSELL.
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SAVE YOUR POSTAGE.

The Subscribers will furnish at their News
Room" al the Dallies ,onthlies, and Miscc-
laneous Magazines nj Papers, at the regular
subscription price free of postage. The sub
scription to BE paid in al ancc
They will also keep on linnd and for sale all
the Monthly, Weekly and Daily Magazines,
Pap RS and criodicals, which can be had at
the regular ratcs.
j. II. SIMMONS & co.
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1t is superior to all Others and has the following
SPECIALTTIES:
LIST. II can be altered in an instant into any shape
or size the pleasure of the wesrer may desire.
2d. II will never slip OF itself or come apart.
3D.. II is warranted to he the best material and
made In the strongest manner.
The PRICE of this Skirt is fun as LOW as other
frst-class goods.
- LADIES ARE REQUESTED TO
Examine the merits Of this ray Superior article !
+. II. CLAY.
Middlelmry, VT, Sept. 90, 1866 81,
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4 Caa d u YesS' Staining Curi !

From INSLEY JEWETT, No. l5 Avon Place,
boston.
" | have suffered, and sometimes severely for
p wears from dyspepsia. | commenced taking
the Peru, ian Syrup, and found immediate benefit
from it. In the course Of three or four weeks
was entirely relieved from my suflerings, and have
enjoyed uninterrupted health ever since"
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NIsdIPeeted LeneH

According 30 the Postmaster Gen
erals report. less than q million
letters we're mailed last year Eiihout
siguatares, ard misdirpeted. OF 30
badly directed that the address was
totally anintsiigibla These we're de-
troyed More thar a million and q
half othsrs-l,6lI y6S5-uers restored
n their writer's By the care Of the
doadlettsr omes. Thas il seems that
a. least two and a half millions %
mistakes we're made in an opsratioa
which oas voald think likely 10 en-
Hss the sufficient ears Of the writer,
the Addressing Of a letter Thss- ct
tss tostainsd nearly sl50.OO0 10
money. bills OF sxehanxs. dds ohecks
kc-. 70 the valaS Of o-sr sS,OO00O0,
asd over 1900 contained photo
garts 'srslrv. e..
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HeaU Damages.

The Isl OF John L.. TInkham vs.
Gen. James b. Stedmah, An action
for arbitrary arrest and ~imPrisOn-
menL during the war, at Chatta-
nOoga, which has been before the q.
5 Circuit C0ur, for several days, was
decided in Knoxville, by the Jury re-
turning a verdict in favor vi the
plAiuLid for SIS. ZOO.
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Religious Education IN the gOusN.

49,
puFi0g the late Professions EplsS,pul uon.
U%en'iOa hsld at BalhnOss, q Rsversnd dsls.
gate nom Charleston made q very vl0lssg
P'O-Slarery and rSAstloaary spseeh, In vhisA
&c reiterated all Of the old Biblical and nsnv
Of 'he exploded political Arsauasuts ia Sssslf
OF 'AF defanet Institution. Aceordiag 10
Ah' POrtraitnrs, it was the very Sorusr.s,Oae
Of a perfect social system, superior to spy
FORMER civilization the word had We. known.
Tie PA'riarShal relation OF the master elass
and the dOeiliJ aud rasswOrAiness Of the
save class we're dssSaLtsd upon, oply.to fur
aA'a, however, a striking contrast - the o.
as1'ous features Of The existing rsia,ioa.-
With characteristics iaeOnsisteuey, the rsver-
cad divine portrayed the freedmen, whose
virtues IN slavery we're worthy Of highes, sd
n1Taii0n, as a being Of the mOSt abased char.
interchangeable. sensual, lazy. and iishOn.
est, and he even went 90 far as 10 donb, his
humanity and compare him % the gorilla.
Ihas these WOrdS we're not prompted by the
'Pisi'0 the meek and lOwH Jesus, we reed
not say. They we're a disgrace to the re-
spectacle society which permitted them %
pA'I without reply or rebuks. Haudrsds Of
reverend delegates were there f.ou Northern
States, Wsere a higher and aoLles civili-A-
uon hal taught a more nsrcitrl sad jus. re-
EgiOn, ye, they spoke 10, in it, 1stsase.
In connection with their missionary enter
prizes the subject Of education IL ;ss South
came up for consideration, AID especial at
'entian was called to the fac; that tie Gail.
dren Of many ParsatI OF sninsa; resPesta-
billy who had been Impoverished BY the var
need sdaeStioa, and that the Roman Cztholic
Church Was taking hold Of then. and the
SPiseOpalians must nOVs 9rigkiy TO ,avs
these seiOas OF resPecssbiIity froa falling
int the nEls,rom Of SbOni2Asle PApacy.
Not one word waa said in reEs-i % the poor
whites, the a~Oa-rsspeetahls, O. ths co!orti
children Of the Soath. Whether he Ct-rch
considered itself too poor 10 undertake ;hsse
classes, Or they we're beneath is so;:cs, ~
90 no; know bat we DC kaew ia; rss. The
Roman Catholic Council Of 3istces Assem-
b!ed IN Baltimore, 1t wasted 20 ;ize 10 -
'iVius Memories Of slavery, Or p~s;a,;aS 10
hideoUS ieforni,ies With rosy es,2giuSL. /:
deSlt with facts As it found thea, AID made
most prominent in ia proceedings he aesds
Of four millions Of safrAnehiisd slaves fo-
ura,si and spiritual Instruction.. There wAs
GO, A bishop or priest who cOaF,ss5 the ne
gro to a gorilla, 81, all took tie Eroaai tass
there was a large isll .. I-2.s.:aAl .sss-
in tie South.
We Wara al Churches that f.H- Roman
ism, that If the! soaias yhsir attention oaly
70 sae respectable classes ia tue South, Jse
power Of this ~sectioa, which lay IN 20 aaa-
serS and its lsbOsing nss, viii 70 where i;
iais frisads, Cbris,'S Church ia Gsroe-Ai-
&c, hGd God il no rsIPee;Or Of Pe7sss,
F1ahrayt0E CSsssf-ir.
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4 DIIISIOn.

Democratic Iat rebel Joaraa., sc srIear-
!as 10 make the impression TIA, : 3,visioa u
brewing IN the ranks Of The RA6Ics. Farty o.
lbII State. Not a word Of it s., isiss -
false can be. There 10 10 Bpk; in cur ps-y
nor is there AEy likelihood Of :ze-s bs.1S
oas. We stand I5OaldsE to Iaaa!iss saj
sru 10 am. TIE miserable NAsayjls clis-s
headed Ead directed By 4 aaa guy OF =or-
Al perjury aad vso has Zivea TIE - 70 his
u~IisrAness has IiEaAlly hil.1 % scc,n-
PliSh their purPoss Of ItrEadiag i5s E.pz5-
Eean party Secsuse IAsy eOu!i &c: 7aassr
affairs to suit themselves "a. consequences
Of disseusioa are obvious 20 sl, az5 every
good and irue Republican viii v5rI ar ,as
harmony sad ssceess Of Sis political s-EAzi-
cation. The RsesSIi;y Ss gsi;s5 sc:ica /.
zors manifest than srsr before Tie Cop
Psrheai faction stimulated By q. =a.xzi.
ties At WssAiHEioa, sai thiakizE -, a re-
acil0a ia going O. Il the NSstk q iATo1r o..
NJ Policy are PsFtsStiy ass2aaL. Tssy
are working Ike SsAvsrA Tar are nsEiaz
ever sEo1 POssi5ls to obtain power. Tasr.
are sslsiag upon every opportunity asd press
Ing every assas into :hsir ssTT.-.. 70 sFsc,
their sata. N0;uiihrtAadisE tee SSrsEssa
Ne believe that the Ra5icsl R.pab-
lisAa party il Teansssss 10 I,rcazss TO-DAY
'haa ever. Il Il ne party Of justice, Law,
Psass and order It's PriaeiPiss vii 20: oaly
govern States, bat ia tie course sEiius. IA
Hni Empires, sishOuEh us-i zs- Or
srOuust heads, viii Gov in h4z,l. EzbaiL
'iOo, sad hs~EaSvlsjgs that liberty rec su4
su,rAaneIled ,IhOsl3 Be acsor5ei = a. zea,
sfuass. color aad eoa5..i5z. Tais
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-12-20
The Reorganization or the Patent
0flee,

A bill will 500 be introduced, i. is
said, recognizing the Patent OEcs,
Abo.Ishing the Ofice of Commissioner,
AMI Investing the power ennided in
him in 4 board Of commissioners to
be appointed by the President. SINH
lar 70 the method prevailing in France
and England From this board Ut CON-
miSsiOnsrs there IS 70 be no appeal,
except To the Supreme Court Vi the
United States.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-12-20
PFtal1eRral Mountainous

The President yesterday seat 20
Tho Senate the following nominalioRs:
Joseph II Thonpson, az Tennesaee;
70 b cOnsuI al ST. 1hOmas, West III.
dies. wee John c. Walker, resigned.
Daniel Burnman5 postmaster at
Milton, Pennsylvania.
J.Guy Foreman; postmaster at Erie,
Pennsylvania.
William e. HouseT postmaster at
Cumberland, Pennsylvania.
F. Morgan surveyor of customs
at Selma, Alabama
James L. Robbins; postmaster At
Penn Yam, New York.
Alexander K. LOury, of Calif0rnia,
register OF land Office at Marysyille,
California.
Isaac L. Gibbs; to be Governor of
Idaho, in place Of David W. Ballard,
removed.
The Senate yesterday confirmed
James F. Swain IS postmaster at Be-
nieia, California.