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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-04

II is q most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
IL makes the hair rich, SOFT and glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling of.
II restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is just whstLyon,s kathairon will do. IL 10
pretty-it is cheap-durabs. Ii is literally sold by
the car load and yet its almost incredible demand
Is daily increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep 1t, or family that does
not use Ii.
Z. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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TELL-DESERyED REBUkE.-On yeSter-
day, as two ladies were passing along some
of our streets, they observed a man dog
ging their steps, and several times getting
in front OF them, stopping until they had
passed, and then following them on. They
turned several corners, but he still hung
on their steps, and whether they walked
fast or slow, they could not get rid of him.
There was, however, an avenger on his
track. Mr.. II. W. Lubbock, knowing the
ladies, had observed the actions of the
man, but was prevented by lame leg
from at once overtaking them. When the
ladies arrived opposite Mr.. Davies's store,
on Main street, they stepped in to make
some purchases, and the toHo,rer stopped
a door or two above. BY this time Mr.. l..
had come up, and when the ladies emerged
from the store, the man started on after
them, but was Immediately collared by Mr..
L., and ordered to retracc his steps. After
Slight show of resistance and few mo-
ments of indecision, during which some
hard epithets were bestowed on him, he
turned off and went up the street. He is
a meditm-siZed man, with red hair and
moustachc, and dresses very fancitully. 1t
is supposed that he is q stranger in the
city.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Grubbs \
Williams sold on yesterday the brick store
and dwelling at the northeast corner OF
Broad and First streets, the lot measuring
26 by 90 feet, for a, 500.
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TRAIN DETAINED.-The mail and pas
senger train on the Fredericksburg rail-
road was delayed on yesterday by an acci-
dent to the hues of the boiler of the en-
CINE. 1t did not arrive in the city until
half.past 6 O'Clock.
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STABBING AFFAIR.-An aflray occurred
between two negroes at the corner OF Main
and Eleventh streets yesterday, in which
one of them was knocked down and
stabbed. No arrests, nor are the names of
the parties known.
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DEAD CHILD FoUND.-A portion of the
remains of an infant was found near the
mouth of Shockoe creek yesterday. There
were evidences of premature birth about
the remains.
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THE HOME MoNTHLY.-The April num-
ber of this magazine has been handed to
us by Turner, 1t is published in Nash
vile, Tenn, by A. II. Redford, age mt
Southern Methodist Publishing House,
but is not at all sectarian in character
Among the articles in this number, " Con-
federate Notes" and sketch of the late
Bishop Soule will attract attention. The
latter should be read by all who love and
revere the memory Of that venerable and
good man. We also acknowledge the re-
ceipt of the Chimney Corner for April 18th
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Sun rises........... SAB Moon rises.......... 30
Sun sets.............s II High tide, r. M. sa
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ., 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie knight. Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandse and Passengers, ID. w. Currie.
Schooner b. Arcularius, Jackson, Savannah
scrap p iron, Joseph K. Anderson Co.
Schooner q. ivy bill, Nj Her, Philadelphia, coal,
Colonel Dillon.
disc, Rogers Crowell.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Rising Sun, from Boston, in coming up
the harbor last evening ran on the msddle ground
opposite the Baltimore Steamboat Company .
wharf where she still remains up 10 the hour OF
closing our report
BALTIMORE, April 2-Cleared, schooner Mary
Willis Frank, for Richmond. Arrived, schooner
Milton, Corsey, from Richmond.
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PERSON. Limited States Senator
Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, arrived
in this city on yesterday, and is stopping
with General Brown, at his residence, on
Franklin between Sixth and Seventh
STREETS.
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SoSs OF TEMPERAScE.-The Divisions OF
this city have entered upon the new quar-
ter with considerable spirit and energy.
On Tuesday evening the officers OF Ma
ron Division were publicly installed at the
Methodist church in Sidney. A public
installation of the officers of Springfield
DIVISION will take place at their hall on
Church Hill might at 8 O'Clock. There
will no doubt be good attendance Of the
friends of the cause, male and female. of
that strong cold water vicinity.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Cyrus Win
ston, negro, was arrested yesterday for
assaulting and beating John Lee, negro,
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seventeen couples married in the county
yesterday, three of whom were colored.
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IRON THEPr.-Henry Bray, negro, was
arrested yesterday for stealing 2lO pounds
of old iron from the corner of Fifteenth
and Main streets.
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RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY.-At a meeting of the Richmond
Banking and Insurance Company held
yesterday-N. b. Hill in the chair-the
following directors were elected for the
ensuing year: John b. Davis, j. A. Bel
win, X. d. Mitchell, James NJ. Taylor, l..
ii. Frayser, r. o. Haskins, w. Ira Smith,
Thomas w. Doswell and Joseph Hall.
The present officers of the company are
John B. Davis, president; j. +. G. Potts,
secretary; Edward Sinton, cashier.
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PoCKETs PICKED.-Two gentlemen ar
irving yesterday morning by the 3:45 A.
NJ. Fredericksburg train had their pockets
picked-one Of $3.50, and the other of $50.
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MEDICINES, &c.

4 qua DE MAGNOLIA.-At toilet de :
"A light. Superior to any cologne used to bsths
the face and person to render the skin soft and
fresh; TO allay Inflammation 70 perfume clothing;
Southern Magnolia, and fs obtaining . patronage
quite unpre cedented II is avorite with actresses
and opera singers. II is sold BY all dealers at one
dollar, In large bottles, and by DEAAS BARNk - .
CO., New York, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggiats.
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EAST HANOVER PRESBYTERY.-Mini
and elders attending the meeting at Fredc-
ricksburg next week will receive return
ticket free on the Fredericksburg, Norfolk
and Petersburg, and Southside railroads.
1t is believed that the Danville road will
do the same.
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THE ALMs-HoUsE.-There are at present
1913 paupers at the city alms-house, OF
whom ID are children.
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Hsimstrssts inimtabls Hair Coloring. L. not
dye. .Allinstantansous dyes are composed OF lunar
cd,stic, and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty OF the hair. This Is the original Hair Co.
loring, and has been growing In favor over twenty
years II restores grly hair To It's original color by
gradual absorption, in most remarkable manner.
II Is also beautiful hair dressing. Sold In two
sixes-so cents and Sl-by all dealers.
C. HElMsTRBET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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THAMES FOR PAPERs.-To Turner, the
live news dealer.
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LECTURE PosTPoNED.-Rev. DR.. Bur-
rows's lecture before the Shockoe Hill
Literary and Debating Society, announced
for Centenary church on Friday evening,
has been postponed until Tuesday the 9th
instant. The subject chosen by the learn
ed gentleman is the Philosophy of Con-
troyersy.n
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IRON, IRON.-200 tons ENGLISH
l REFINED IRON In store and receiving en-
bracinga full assortment OF
Round Square, and Flat Iron,
Oval Hall oval, and Half f-round Iron,
Horse. shoe, Nail. rod, and Scroll Iron,
Band, Hoop. and Sheet Iron.
tons Sw edes and Country Iron, assorted.
ALSO,
Nsvlor's Cast Steel. square, octagon, and nat
Engiish and American Blistered steel,
1;e9m an and Spring Steel,
English and Russia sheet iroh,
NH IL =. >. /" -l.---~---- 80. -
TI,UAT YOUNG LADY whose raven
l - .sa., ,be golden rays Of the sun as she
passes " you uS01 ap2
TWENTY-FIVE CASES CONCEN-
TRATgD LYE Just received and nwrSS 6oy sals SSy
fsM corner Main snd Sineen'n ''ss"'
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

TOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
III RICHARD D. MITCHELL, Twelfth street be-
tween Main and Bank streets Dcgs leave TO inform
hi. friend. and the pubNc generally hat he has
commenced the HOUSE AsD SIGN PAINTING
Luriua.s. and WITH be glad to receive orders for
WITHIN & BAkN,s S, Sign, Orusmeutal, and
urer Painter wiii ways be found at my SE2p
tJreC,lve ord ~ fur giikluds cl SIGN @nd HOUSE
PAISTISG and GLMH'L}.
Good work warranted Terms moderate.
no an, r h. MITCHELL.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-APRIL4 1857.
sun rises.......... S ~ Moon rises. S 3?
sun sets............. II High tide, r. M. 81
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DR.. Schenck on Dyspepsia.

symptoms of DyspepSia-A sense Of funess, tlehtneSs
and weight i'll the somah, together with auency acidi-
ty, Snur, offensive bechng OF wind, waterbra>h and
vomiting. and great deal vi what person calls all
fee lii at the pit OF the stomach frequently there i
also palpatOn OF the heart which physicians mistake
heart disease aud when the stomach in this COnd
ton Il is coated with muCuS or slime, The rough, IL
brUs portions Of the stomach, similar what i'll
trpe what throws out the gastric juice and when the
stomach gets thick coat OF slime ill., it prevents The
gastric juice from lowing and digestion ceases Schencks
Seaweed tonic dSSoveS this slime, and restores
the stomach IL it, natural cOuCl lion.
SChencks Mandrake Pills also required to carry oil
this morbid Two-thirdS of the of cOlsump.
ton caused from this diseased state Of the stomach
the liver coming torpid 1t throw out bile. and
IN short time the whole system Is deranged. The mu-
cuuS me mbrane OF the bronchial tubes SypathZes with
the other CANS and before the patient Is Oit he
OF She has bronchial or pulmonary consumption.
SChenCk's PumOniC Syrup cannot act freely through
the blood when The system Ia this loci edHp condition,
without the aid OF the Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pill ;. The liver has all the venOuS blood 10 strain, and
when II gels morbid condition, blood and bile run
through the system mixed, ami the whole body becomes
low, and the blood thick ii hardly through
tn veins In majority OF cases heOrrhages
this thick condition U the blood. The Mandrake Pills
the liver similar CaOmel they do what that does
ii uuIDCks The gall ha1' starts the Bile and the
blood besis 10 circulate naturally through lie VEINS and
the heiOrrhases CEASE. IT. when persons attacked
with hem0rrhage, they wOui rrst take good purgatIve
something that would cuthe liver they would be
relieved from bleeding from the lungs, and is the only
way tO aStrlnseutS OHy temporary, and irriat the
DR.. SCIENCK will be professionally at his rooms ev
Street Boston, from A VI until j. p. VI. lie gives al
vice Tree. but Tor thorough examination with the ReSp
rOmeter he charge is SIS.
His medicines sale by all druggists and dealers
As" 4 lull supply III all times al his TuOns-
Price oi the PulmOniC Syrup and Seaweed Tonic eacl
81 81 per bottle, 5 81 the hall dozen. Mandrake Pill
- -clJ> per box.
GEO {. GOODWIN CO. 3. Hanover street agent
iIr b'>;ui For sale - ali Druggists einwtnUv2 %
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iicNi Estate CHuRUeS.

Wan. ID. Downing has sold his house
above Paddock village to Phin. Spencer.
anl has bought Arthur f. Worthen's house
il Paddock village.
|. \. Curtis has bought Geo. Aldrich's
house on Pearl street.
Joseph and Geo. Morrison have sold their
double house on Railroad st. to the widow
Clark
Geo. v. Ely has bought the house own.
ed by J. K. Baldwin, near the head OF
Railroad street.
A. L. Bliss OF West Concord has bought
The Horton building on Railroad street. o
joel Fletcher, aud is soon to engage in thu
mercantile business at This place.
J. II. Willard of CharlcStown. Mass. ha
bought Inc Prince house on Railroad street
and ii is occupied by John ID. Miller.
Mc>SrS. Paddock. Dean & Co. have bar
Gained for the wagon factory building OPP.
poSitc The Barrett saw mill on Moose river
Ihi will give them abundant room for tht
manufacture OF their phoSphales. which arr
already attracting SO much attention a!
fertilizers.
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EHSj!!CSS GHUHyeS, Etc.

From thc Increased activity in our village
Nr infer that The business men are anticipa-
,h@. with the opening of spring. a revival
%. trade exceeding anything heretofore in
this place. There are quite a number of
business changes already effected and con-
tcnpateG:
On Main street, Mr.. Sam'l Higgins has
taken a. i partner Mr.. Hiram Cutting.
ihey deal in dry goods, at the old stand of
:. Higgins.
On Eastern Avenue. Mr. 4. NJ. Cook is
finishing Oh a handsome shop in his new
budding. The painters and paper hangers
are now putting on the finishing touches.
Just below Mr.. Cook. on the Avenue,
NrS>rS. Nolrich 4 Hancock are opening a
Hour grain. sugar and tea store.
On Railroad street. Mr.. ). X. Remick of
the Pa~SumpSic House, is doing good
lu.a- in the way of building stores and
hops to rent. Last season he finished off
t,r basement of his hotel into rooms which
rr occupied by MeSSrS. iioyt 4 Drew for
-irccgic> and agricultural implements
$50 III The North wing. large suite of
looms which Mr.. j. +. Laducer occupies
."r 4 harness shop. The past winter he
l.,t> extended this l.. and in it he has com
pIrtcd, or has under contract. store to be
occupied by Mr.. James X. Remick for a
General assortment OF goods: an office tor
colby. Gay \ Co., the lumber merchants
i1w office fore. ). Burke. Esq. of Barnet
ht,. cap and furnishing goods store for
%!r. Geo. Z. Moore: and over head. large
ahd convenient rooms now occupied by Mr..
I. j. E"hcuCk - a furniture warehouse.
GA he opposite side of the street Mr.. 4,
l.. Bliss Of West Concord has purchased
the Horton building. which he will fill witt
sock of dry goods about the first of MAY
vi. Bliss good name for enterprise an,
fair dealing lrecedes him, and we are gla,
IL" concludes 10 locate here instead of goin.
west.
Mr.. J. y. Gale has gone into partnership
with Mr. W. Ii. Horton in the clothin:
business. For the present they remain a
HE old stand.
In The next building north. Mr.. \. II
hrni>on. formerly of %Sprngtield Ia
bought out the stock in trade of MI. Elme
toss. the harness maker. and is continuing
he business there
Mr. \ " Williams no. onanad o nov
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BOSTON NAlikET..26.

FLUUi W stern -upcriiar al Sln.'0 q. S11n0: COLI
kris At gil. * "a /. 81 mediurh at Sla IA "a
io1 IT. Luis At S.4.5u "a $50 q bbl. southern,
FioU, :'rluu.
CORN Wcs' III mixed, SLID "a 1.2b southern yellow
IL a 10. OATS -uorhcr., 40 81 utS; west r.
600 eco Ky - Ia 40. SIDRfS-SiU.rHi "a
il.m. FINE Fed --4tu' IA Si4U'. MIDDLINGS,
lin "a iG.uu = ton.
POEh-PIimc, -Uu1 mess, $3.50 IA 4 s.: clg,r
S21W0 3u.Ur. EEEF ines, S-3.'m: family
SOC LARD, IL. "a 14.c. SMOKED HANS, II a
ID &C = H. BUTTER, ~ "a 4nc Z TO- CHEESE, II "A
2lc , liz.
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sand dollars. This process of extracting
tanning from bark is recent invention.
and is regarded somewhat in the light of an
experiment. BIT Mr.. Upton. who furnishes
the capital tor building, is very confident
that il will succeed. The liquor is evapor-
ated in a partial vacuum, by the use OF
steam, and the same process has been EN-
plOyed in manufacturing sugar on large
plantations. also in concentrating milk.
This method of evaporation has been paten-
ted. The company has about one thou
sand cords of bark on hand. which is enough
for only small beginning.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
a correspondent OF the Rutland Herald
reports that the body of woman that bad
been burr in the PittStOrd burial ground
FOR twenty-five years was some time since
eXhumed for the purposes of placingthe re-
mains IN another part of the ground. Upon
opening the grave it was found the remains
were entirely petrified and perfect in every
part. representing stone statue of about
the color OF fresh burnt lime. The hair
was of its natural color and fleXibility. the
teeth remained the same as when buried
and no disfigul alton of the body could be
discovered.
The story from the Troy Times about the
murder of a girl in Brandon, and her re-
mains being found in her fathers cellar,
appears to be Unconstitutional such girl
is missing.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Rosa Stewart of Berlin. actually ''cau@ht
a weasel asleep" the other day. 1t had
killed a hen. and was nesting under its
wing when Miss Stewart discovered its pro-
truding head, grasped it around the neck.
and killed it.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Geo. \. Hunt of BrattlebOrO. has been
appointed assistant revenue assessor in
place of Ebeu Howe of Vernon, lately de-
ceased.
The Good Templar lodge at Brattleboro
numbers 240 members.
John Howe and John Manning got into a
drunken fight in Sargeant's saloon in Brat
| tleborO. and Howe is likely to lose one eye.
\ brief but convincing temperance lecture.
! The BrattlebOro Record says. Horace
Greeley called at the office of the Record
| last Wednesday evening. We asked him
| his opinion OF \. Johnson. His reply was
characteristic. He is pinchbeck Doug
| las
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Hon. Norman Williams of Woodstock. We
regret to learn, was stricken by paralysis on
/ Friday last. and. up 10 the date of the letter
received on Saturday evening remained un-
conscious.
Wesley Porter of Springfield. aged 30.
fell dead from his chair of heart disease Oh
| the l:}th
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East Burke.

At the last annual conference of the NJ.
E. Church, the old Sutton and Burke cir
cult: was divided-East Burke appears on
the list of appointments for the first time.
During the year nice parsonage has been
secured and paid for at the cost of a thou
sand dollars. Connected with this church.
there is most interesting Sabbath School
with an average attendance OF about 100.
under the superintendent of Mr.. A. p.
Walter. Some additions to the church have
the pastor and family have been handsome
ly remembered.
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BOUND WEST!
AUCTION SALE or FARM, STOCK AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY,

Tie subscriber being ahout to 90 west offers for sale
on THURSDAY, APRIL II at A. NJ. his farm, stu
ated aoI mile south Of s. IOhnsbury Depo, the
'st side of tn, rassImpsc. 81 farm alas 8 acres
of land IT, good of cultivation. The buildings are
in good repair and thee i bth runnn- At the
house and barn Ais ~ the and place. pa
iure md wood Il, OF q acres, adjoining Perey Sone'
fam.
At L. " viii b. sid the following STICK and pers0
Il Opery: mare. yelrs Old. (kuaan a. he Colby
uarel good work n mar four years Old col. nice
stallion, 'r'c this spr colt three this spring extra
cow, ext hifrr- beth tn calf lone j. Alder ev :
wagon, buggy wagon 1 ign | u ish pole ! rlo-
Eorse trav,rsc s. d. de hill Strick and plOa harrow
"hlietIce-, mature fIks, >hoycls iron ans ci1i,-
good "oTking hirnc pair driving h4rre=s strings
II i's rikcS, scyhe and .ats Household furniture
Stewart stove parlor Stow l"' corn, seed cor 20
toe, barre * flour barrels, Sanhorn clu-n milk
ia;-, citIon Aettl iron soap and rO- b.
eE articles THADDEUS T. WHEELER.
john II. Moore Auctioneer $50
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EARM FOR SALE.

VIII be sid 1t put lie auction. IN whole in piec.- 10
suit p'rch ser unr-z previously dispose L ii l;>
pNl April l. ISL. the pr 49, the farm known
t- Samuel ChIrdl'r farm. ii lated in III them part
of 'r cham, ;hrc miles II III r,achan Cur.icr said farm
contas hundred ard fifty acres Of land. a,ut o-r
third f which l. excellent timber land tXO I'd sugar
orchards containing about FIVE hundred s-::s- frees and
good applr orchard Good hIildinS wei calculated
FOR two finilie we'll ~ti.r,d with Twins. r,I-ri wafer
II the hpis' and ham. and good Nh. IL farm / H.
an excellent nci-hbOrhcOd 4 liberal credit Civ for :,
part Of tl.c IgTcha Al :-,-- -ilh kinrr-On Of
Pcic'am or the suh-cTib,r II West Concord.
GO. II. CHANDLER.
West Concord Mar IL sd. trprl.'
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by all means; also extend Spring street
through to the head of the Plain. and give
a chance for houses where the occupants
can be convenient not only to their work.
but to schools, churches, and the business
part of the town. With these streets open
ed, we see no reason why they will not be
built up as Summer street was between
1850 and go.
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Cabot.

Mr.. EDITOR In The CaledOnian of the
18th, Peacham says that if they knew how
much we paid our soldiers they could bet
ter Judge how much credit we were entitled
to Tor being thigh and dry from debt"
Your correspondent will give you the
figures as near as he has been able to ascer-
tain them from the town record: Whole
number Of men sent to the army. III. We
had at the close of the war, one man in tX-
cess of quota. We paid the men as bounty.
$500. SO it is easily seen by these figures
that the men from this town did not wait to
be drafted, or tor large bOunties before they
could go to put down the rebellion. but
they went out of patriotic motives. to save
the country from ruin. The Provost Mar
shall did not have to come to Cabot and
take single man by force and drag him 70
the front to make up the quota of the town {.
One thing is worthy of note respecting our
raising of men: At the opening of the war
Peacham showed three families. that they
supposed must become paupers. on this
town. This was very lucky thing tor
Cabot. and a bad 90 for Peacham; for we
got three good soldiers from them. by tax
ing care of their families while they were
gone. and this was a small expense compar-
ed to the large bounties paid. But The
secret of our financial affairs being in such
good shapeis this: When We have had any
money to raise. instead OF raising ii by loan.
we have no big debt upon US, but money in
our pockets. for which we hope our neigh
bors will not envy US. J.
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To preserve your health cleanse your blood when
it becomes vViated and foul. Many are the symptoms
which sound the note OF alarm. Fail not 10 heed them
Ind geston, nausea lastue headache, wandering pain
bilious and erpve affections many sgnss to tell
You of disc in the blood. Remove it. and they disap-
pear How Take Ayers compound extract of Sarsaps-
expels diseas and restores the deang functions of the
body their healthy action -COrydOn (II,dl Argus.
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

I've end avor TO make The Caodonian valuable for
.,u HENs and our friends in Caledonia, Essex and
-.ans counties viii confer great favor and add
n materially the interest Of the paper by sending us
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