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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09

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NEW ENG RAyfN0si
Five beautiful Ideal American Facs,'
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Womanhood, representing their charities, devs.
tion, sympathics, attachments and heroism.
The lihography il Ia the highcsi style of The
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cannot be cxcelled.
These portraits have received unqualified prai,,
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household In the Land.
For particulars and descriptive circular, add,su
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Pope nnd Ord Defeated.

The world to-day has but one Pope
to fear. What Garibaldi and his en- +.
thusiasts failed to accomplish in Europe
has been done by the government"
on this side of the ditch in very quiet
way, by order No l06. This order
will show that President Johnson has
dethroned Satrap Jack Pope. Poor
Jacks headquarters will not be in the
saddle for some time.
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Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
WINTER TIME TABLE.

through aud direct route between Phi'adsph"
baltimore, Harrisburg. Willismspors
and tho
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Great Oil Region Of Pennsylvania
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trains.

on and after MONDAY, NOV 20 .se'' p saS ss
" trains on the Philadelphia h's '"''
Road will run ss fallows,
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nuARrERLY REPORT Of the Fla.r

" NAriosAL BASK or cLEARriELD, Pa, on
the first Monday Of January, 1865
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-01-09

w p0Isc1sing good chhfacifF aud fncffIpef.
,cyctcnee md intelligence, to Aoi a. cangasssi ,,
q sfrffr az
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
Religious Intelligence.

--Thirty-fye persons were admitted into
full connection with the Methodist church at
Fairhaven, on the 26th ult.
During the spring and summer, fifteen
persons have been added to the NJ f. church
in Burlington.
--iiev. F. l.. Wiley, iats graduate Oh
New Hampton Theological Seminary, is to
settle with the Free Baptist Church in Shelf
field
Rev. j. W. McIlyaine, formerly Of
Woodstock, but more recently Of Houghton,
Michigan, which place he was compelled to
leave on account Of the unfavorabe climate
has accepted call to the pastoratc Of the
Episcopal church in Springfield.
The Vermont Convention Of Universe.
lists will hold their next meeting at South
Strafiord on the 4th Wednesday and follow
ing Thursday Of August, the Goth and 9th
days Of the month Each Uniyersalist Socie.
ty in the State is entitled to delegate
Mr. W. 5. Rogers, who mas been tenn.
porarily supplying the position Of organist Of
st. Paul's church (Episcopal) Of Burlington
having resigned, the Vestry have secured the
services of Prof s. b. Whitney, native Of
this State, and recently the organist of St
Peters church, Albany, n. Y.
or the 50 students at the Episcopal In
stitute, at Burlington, two-thirds are nov
communicates. Nineteen were lately con
iirmcd by Bishop Bissell, in honor of who's
visit holiday was given to all. He has ais
confirmed fifteen in St. Paul's Church, Bur
lington, and twenty-one in Swantoa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05

A bill has passed the Louisiana House of
Representatives, authorizing the formation Of
an unlimited number Of companies of militia.
to be armed and equipped at the States ex.
pense.
Dispatches from Rio Janeiro announce the
fall Of the fortress Humaita, 80 long defend
ed by the Paraguyans.
A dispatch from Toronto, Canada West,
states That large fires are raging on the nor
thern shore Of Lake Superior The atmos-
phere is so hazy that steamers find navigation
extremely difficult. The navigation ON the
st. Lawrence river is almost suspended from
the same cause.
At meeting Of the Erie Railway Drec-
tors, on the 3lst ult., Jay Gould, Esq, was
chosen President
A terrible fire occurred at Oil City, Penn.
on tho Dist ult., destroying above fifty build
ings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
Summary of TeIegraphic News,
for Tie peek ending Aug. 4.


A dispatch from Ellsworth, Kansas dated
July 23, says Indian hostilities are feared
Reports daily arrive of their killing people
and robbing trains, and that the railroad is
threatened by them. Troops have been or
dered to meet any exigency that may arise.
Dispatches from Washington state that the
President has announced the ratification OF
the l4th amendment by the Legislature OF
Georgia.
Advices from Peru state that the revolu-
ton there seems to be at an end. Their fnan-
cial affairs are in bad state, and the govern
ment is deeply in debt. Peru papers are dis
posed to accept the mediation proposed by
the United States and adjust her difficulties
with Spain.
The news from Panama is somewhat unfa-
yorable for the revolutionists.
Dispatches from Louisville, KY. Of July
30, state that the Reno brothers, charged
with the recent express robbery, had been ar
rested and arc en- route for Indiana.
A dispatch from Hayti states that the rev.
dictionary troops were defeated after severe
battle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05

TnlRF ARREsrED.-- On the 23d day Of
July last, the sum of s760 was stolen from
the house of Jason Peck, in Barre. No
clue to the thief was got, although suspicion
rested upon one George Phelps, who worked
for Mr.. Peck, from the fact that he stated
that s175 had been taken from him about
the same time, but made no effort to recover
the money.
Last night several citizens of Barre called
on this Phelps ostensibly to endeayor to re-
cover his money for him. but in the course
of the conversation ne crossed himself so
many times that they finally told him that
they thought he was the person who stole
Peck's money. He finally confessed the
theft and told them where the money had
been secreted in a lot about mile from the
house. where it was found together with
Phelps pocket book and watch, evidently
placed with Peck's money to avert suspicion
from him should the money be found. Phelps
was brought to Montpelier this morning and
lodged in Jail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
Montpelier Grant and Colfax Club.

At an adjourned meeting Of this associa-
ton, held at Village Hall Saturday evening
Constitution was presented and adopted and
the organization was perfected by the election
Of the following officers -
President, Hon. CHARLES DEWEY.
Vice Presidents, j. c. Emery, j. w. Ellis
and Joel Foster, Jr.
Secretary, Mahlon Taplin.
Treasurer, p. p Pitkin.
Executive Committee, j. NJ. Poland, j. w
Brock p. P. Pitkin, james S. Peck, and A
G. Brown.
Effective speeches were made by DIR. j. Y
Dewey, w. G. Ferrn, Esq, Hon. Il. p. Wal
ton, and Hon, j. \. Wing. A determination
was shown to make spirited canvass, and to
roll up rousing majority next fall for Grant
and Colfax.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
EUROPEAN CELEBRITIES.

BISAARK. The Great Minister aud Statesman of Pru-
sia cured by Radways Pills Osee letter from the
Professors OF the rrusan Medical College at Brcsau.
Dr. Railways Almanac for 1868. Railways Ready Re-
lief has effected astonishing Cures IN all Diseases Of the
Joints, Limos, Muscles &C., in rheumatism, Neuralgia,
inflammation, Cramps Spasus Strains Pains and Aches
Of all kinds relieved In few moments and cured In
few hours Il will prevent the system against Cholera
and all malignant foyors, Small PO1, Is phoid Fever,
Pneumonia Dipthuria, Re.
The REGu LATlNG PILLS possess the Alternative, an
t-bous and disinfectant properties OF Mercury, with.
out any its pcrncious attributes They prepared
Ia from concentrated vegetable extracts, and
IN absolute specific r all disorders Of the stomach liver
bowels and Kidneys They tone tho system whilo re.
leyng the bowels from yised humors and control the
liver readily than blue pills any preparation OF
quicksilver or it, salts or is oxides Sold by Druggists
and Country Merchants. See Dr. tadway's Almanac for
1865. 2i25-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
Special 1ilnlines.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARs, pnAcrIcE

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PRACTICE
In the Treatment Of Diseases Incident to Females, ha,
placed DR.. DOW at the head ofal physicians max Ing
such practice speciality and enables him TO guarantee
speedy and permanent cure In the worst cases Of
SprossR and oil other Measfruai D,rang,meai' from
whatever cause All letters Tor advice must contain 81
Odco, No. Eudicott Street, Boston.
B.-Boaul furnished 10 those desiring 10 remain IN
der treatment. W7t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05

The hair Is not only Of the accessories Of human
beauty but is designed to protect the health a bad
conductor Of heat serves to oquaize the temperature
q the hrAa The contained in the hair tube Il fire.
quenfly paFalyzed and the colorng dostroyed but by
proper remedies the gray hair be restored to liz orig
inal color and whore it has fallen on growth can
be produced by the Of Halls Vegetable scllan Re
newer The reproducing power Of this Invaluable COM
pound Is beyond doubt by IL use the ahorbcnts be-
come active and nourlsh tho bulb winch supports the
roots oftho hair. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
NEW YORK MARKET.

REPEATED srPrsssy for he Uafeiaiaa and JourRaib by
H. p. BILLIARD q co.
NEW YORK, Aug 8, 1868.
Butter % to ifc and grease u TO sc Cheese,
factory 5Io llc ordinary "A 20 itlc Maple Sugar 10 10
lie Flour. Extra state $50 TO $1,000, SupeTfne State
s725 70 SIS, Extra Southern 5000 to $500 Ohio and
Western $500 20 Sli0, Canada sl25u to s3o1, buck
wheat $50 20 s0D. Hops, Vermont 10 20 2pc. Wool,
Vermont washed % 10 ilc, unwa-hod 30 10 Sic. Sheep
Polts 500 TO sl25 Egg, q 10 3lc Potatoes MERGERS,
$3.50 to $500, Peachbows 500 Ia $3.50, Gold, Sli5i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05

For lncipient Consumption, Asthma Coughs, Colds.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and General Debility,
will be found In DIR. Tobias Pulmonie Life Syrup This
valuable medicine compounded from the gins Of the
Vegetable Kingdom" will be- found sovereg On remedy
In all the above named diseases The demand for this
valuable compound Is daily increasing, and It will with
out doubt become popular as Doctor Tobias coebrat
cd Venetian Linlneut. Consumption in It's last stages
this syrup will not cure, nor is there any remedy that
will, relief however, will lie found by It, What
it is stated to It surely will do, trial will prove
Thousands ofecrtiheate be seen at the Depot Sold
by the Druggists, and at No. 10 Park Place, Ne York
Price 70 cents. Ask for Dr. Tobias Punonle Life Syrup
and take no other. p. l6daw.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office
Aug. 4, 1868.
LApirs.-Miss Fannie Arms. Lou Bell Enmun, Mrs. ]
L. Phillips
dtsrLEsrS.--John II. Armstrong Thom. Bodard r.
L. Brttn, Hourly V. Bennett, Badly and oliver, Loul,
Charew ?. W. d. Luding, .. $. Martini T. Moor o. O.
H. Phillips J. n. Phillips, p H. Rrock Geo y. Robin.
SON. Francis shambo. p n ". SIMPLE. A. c. smith, L.
y. Thompson, q. Woodhouso
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
A CARD.

A ClergmaL while residing in South America a.
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cureof Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary and seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders brought by banefa and vicious habits Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate
will send the receipt for preparing and using this meli-
cine in scaled envelope to any who needs H. Free
Address, JOSEPH T. fNMAN,
Station D. Bible House,
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VERMONT CONFERENCE SEMINARY
AND
FEMALE COLLEGE, Montpelier, w.,

s. p. cHEsTER, 4. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Tho Fall Term Of this Institution will begin septcu-
Der 9th.
Il has Collegiate Course for Ladies' Seminary and
also College Preparatory Course for Gentlemen Mis-
eellaLeous Course Tor any who may desire II. Orna-
mentals and Music will receive special attention. The
Faculty Is full and strong Ample provisions made
for boarding and for sclboardng for oil who may come
For Circulars Rooms. &C.. address tho Principal.
PAUL DILLIRGHAM, Pre-. Of Trustee.
Montpelier, w., July IS, 1863
25.2T-da. Aug.S&I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05

A RARE BmD.--A full grown black eagle
measuring "a feet from tip to tip, was cap
tured on the farm of Judge Eaton in Middle
sex, on Thursday last He was purchased by
Mr.. l.. f. Richardson of this place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
Meu Advertisements,

NOTICE-There will be a meeting of the
~ Stockholders Of the WASHINGTON SLATE AND
TILE COMPANY, at tho Ncrthaold House, Northhed
w. on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
for the purpose OF choosing officers for tho ensuing
and 10 act upon any other business that may legally
come before them WM. Il. BEST, clerk
North1old, W., Aug. I, 1868. 2j'H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05

POISONING The BLESSED AIR.-This Is what tho rivals
Of PHALoS's new perfume, "FLOR DE MAYO" are
doing with their atrocious compounds. The Health
Commissioners should look to IL. 1t Is their duty TO
abate the llisneling nuisanees Sold by all druggists.
23k25
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05

Pure blood may be compared to pure water, and I'm
pure blood TO muddy water. Ifyou pass muddy water
through muslin you soil it continue the process and you
with thick mud Blood passes through all parts
Of the body good and pure it nourshes and cleanses
the parts IL goes through. Himpure leaves or
less dirt behind it, DRASDRErns PILLS the medicine
wanted because they made purposoAo take dirty
hunors OF the body, and they nsvcrf These pills
srnili avon of fArtY ynars' standngs they have
cured cases. of rheumatism when the patient had NOT
walked for four years. paralysis where the legs had
lost their power ofmoyemont for seventeen years. The
evidence In these cannot he disputed Is there
in the world where such evidence exists mott II
Drandrot's Pills have been much used there know
that such evidence be found
But be sure and see upon each box my name In the
Government stamp, In white letters.
b. Bmndreth, Brandrcth House. Now York.
Sold by all druggists. 22.2Gdaw.
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TO DYE, OR NOT TO DYE?
THAT is THE QUERY

lfyour hairs gray rcd, then hear ye, hear yel
Usc CRlsTA DORO'S DYE, and none will jeer We.
Cristadoros Hair Preservatvo
AND BEAuTlF1ER.-It b. actually cicctlng wonder
People with their hair almost ruined by the use VI del,
tcrious nosrums, now rejoicing IN a luxuhant croI
and this has been accomplished by short uso Of IN
above wonderful compound
sold hy Druggist. and applied by all Hair Dresser
Mandatory No. cs Madcn Lane. Principal Depot. n,
o Astsr iluu... XllG da,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
lTeisgoq'aei ETlaeisiy for Wafoamaa State Jou,ai)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,
for The week ending Tuesday, Aug. Z.

5 5as' y ss15 5so s s5S .5is S i5 IS
PaioEs-BeeC canie-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen s3jl "a sl4O0. first quality Sl31i 1850. second
quality, 2ul2l3.uOi third quality, 5000 n sli75P
100 b, total weight Of hide taOW aud dressed beef
few choice single pairs, sii5O a sploo. Bulls, SC.
yoriig 1925 $500 pair or according to their
MVch Ceos.-fair quality SIS go, extra good, SIS ~
100 with or without calves, as may be- agreed arrow
Sior@.-Yearlings, s0G co. tvo-years old soo@O
SAeeo and Laabs5i "a 6 cts; extrnO @Olcts y n on
live weight, or sOo0D 900 y head. Shorn ~ "a o.
Shoies.Nholesale, up 90 ctsi retail % a ON cts
BEAD p; Fat Hogs 10y a lose h. Spring Pis' ''- ''
jsai cata.-s5@li v head.
Hass-Brghton, % 10 10 cts country lots a % cts.
Caif SkiHs.-ls a 2ucts.
Toaows-sl az cts. y 10. Country lots 70 10 scts.
Peas, ~th wool %, sO.oGO.G 60. Country lots, dry,
% a 5000.
RIM AREs-The late attempt to change the market day
instead Of reducing has thus far increased the number Of
market days OF the i6 carloads Of Western cattle and
sheep received last week at Brighton - arrived Tues
day and Vi on "Wednesday, and 81 on Thursday. At Cam
bridge about $50 cattle aud sl sheep arrived Thurs
day. Under 80 large supply the trade favored the
buyers and 20 head ofthc Western stock remained
lots OF Western cattle sold at about previous prices,
the ordinary grades submitted 10 considerable decline in
day there only about rs head ofcatto at Cambridge
while yesterday the arrivals there were 2, nearly all
very good for the In consequence of the
glut lat Thursday and Friday, the demand not very
the forenoon. Mr. L. w. Wilcox had very good car
load from his mrm Of which he sold ten and VI.
old steers to d Saith, at l2c, 100 81, live weight
laO2i lhs four year old steers c, 81 SIX and five
heiers 800 each, to dress $50 lbs per head John
Quinlan sold Eve and two steers for so each and
for SO loo per h. four heers at c, 81 ski
at go or &c per lh two year old bulls for s
each, or &c per III. on estimation, live weight G. l..
kaston sold fifteen COWS at Toe per n T. r. brady sold
two COWS for $40 each or 9ie per lb four year old
bulls for No. and one for $50 about Sc her H. West
ern Cattle were sold from to lie per H. Taylor sold
sheep and lambs about @ lbs each for 81 90 head
lambs al s25 and $3.50 and g. and siaj Sc. Several
lots Of poultry at - and pc per H. were sold.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05
GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
tn, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY receive,

The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY receiver
Ia GOVERNMENT GRANT tho right Of way, and all
necessary timber and other materials found along the
line ofits operations
IA CONVENIENT GRANT Of ~ 800 acres OF land 10 tho
mile taken In alternate sections on each side OF ts
road. This Is an absolute donation, and will no
source OIL large revenue In the future
lila Government GRANT Of United States Thirty
year Bonds, amounting to from sie0oo TO $500 per
mile according to the difficulties 10 be surrounded
on the vnrious sections to he built. The Govern
ment takes second mortgage security, and Il IL
expected that only the interest," but the principal
amount may he paid in services rendered BY the
Company In transporting troops, mails. &c. The In
terest Is now much than paid in this way. bo-
sides securing great saving in time and money to
the Government
IVA GOvERNMESr GRASr Of the rght 10 issue its own
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to aid In building tho
road to the amount the U. s. Bonds, issued
for the same purpose and NO more. The Government
permits the Trustees for the First Mortgage Bond
holders To- deliver the Bonds TO the Company only as
the road Is completed, and after has been examined
by United States Commission and pronounced 10 DO
in all respects hrsolass Railroad laid with heavy
T rail- and completely supplied with depots sta
tons. turnouts, car-shops locomotives cars, &c
VA CAPITAL STOCK SUBSCRIPTION from the stock
holders, Of which ouer Eight Million Dollar, have boen
paid in upon the work already done, and which will
be increased a. tho wants Of the Company require
V.-NEr CASH EARSiNGs on ts Way business, that al
ready amount TO than fae interest the First
Mortgage Bonds. These earnings are no indication
ofthe vast through traffic that must follow the open
ng Of tho limo to the Pacific, but they certainly
prove that
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STATE OF VERMONT,
- WASHINGTON COUNTY, IS.
c. II. MnfrrLrsFv, D = o.. 60, -


pArnicK GoRAoS, n br i7'''
Whereas, at the present term Of this Court Calvin D.
Nhttloscy Of Moretowu In said County has entered la
said Court bis petition setting forth among other things
and 10 substance that Patrick Gormon Of said More0wu
on the st day Of August A. d. 1877, justly indebted
90 the orator In the " hundred and niy dollars
for erecting and building for said 60rmon house accord
ng 10 written contract 10 said petition so forth, that
De has mechanics lien upon aid house and The land
which the stands TO the payment u said
sum Of money that the 18th day Of october. A. D.
-lI, he ned and caused 20 DO recorded In the Town
Clerks Office Of the town Of M0ret0wn, where said house
s situated written memorandum ASSERT such claim
that the 18th day Of October A. D. 1867, he caused
said house 10 be attached In due Of law In
non 10 recover said Of money that the 18th da
~ octoher A. D. l-t1, he obtained Judgment In said
ton, that within ave months Of the date thereof he
caused copy Of the record Of said Judgment In he re-
corded In said Town CLERK soco hy means all which
and by virtue Of Tho statute IN such made and pro-
vded said house has become holden 10 tho
amount due upon said judgment In the ~
Il had been mort gagged Tor the payment OF the same
that said sum i wholly unpaid and praying amons
other things that said Uormou and IN persons caimin
under him, may be foreclOsed Of and from all equity 81
redemption In said premises end that the orator may
have bis writ Of possession thereof In deult Of payment
Of said sum OF money with Interest BY short day 70 be
appointed by said Court
And II appearing that said defendant has not had per-
sonal notice OF the tendency Of said petition II Is
dcrcd BY said Court and notice hereby given 10 "a de.
cndant and the said Patrick Gormou y hereby required
appear before the Court Of Chancory next holden
at Montpelier within and for the County Washington
on the al Tuesday of september A. d. lsds at O'Clock
A. NJ, sail day and make 10 said petition and
abide the order and decree Of the Court In the premises
And the orator b. hereby directed this order
with the substance Of said petition 20 be published three
Journal newspaper published at said Montpelier, The
last Of which publications shall be at least twenty dayi
previous To said ID Tuesday of september, A. D. 1864.
Dated at Montpelier, in the County Of Washington,
this nth day OF July, A. D., 1868.
ARTHUR CULVER, Deputy Clerk
T. J. DEAvfrr, Solicitor for Orator. 2ii26
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-05

Mr.. Francis of the Troy Times declines
to run for Congress in place Of Hon. John A.
Griswold.