davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

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FETSx--he ccz1cle VIA oz- 0rz L0Fs-s of
E1s1cs sz1 ue c0zzrztczsts t1oss of Gzlvesron.
n s-7S1.el.s tAat Nr- Grz-sssl1, fks Ee1-ka5ra
Eussc dealer q Csnzl ssrss-. Ass sssc.sz A AZ
zzzgtze.f VIA NsssrsL Al1ziu sid C.lsa-esE. bF
vkieA aitsr lis sssk- tAs tre1pe 4 ID - 70 Ca
vszts-. ard se are . Isss he pls.szrs q h.Ez.x
cRsrl F-ssszrEtszs u ozr cry for fAs presest
We csn ssszrs CIR f-iso1s n Gslres-s1 shzr sssT
VI fni t1s eszpzry ozs q ne Erss c.sss, AL
1st M Gr-,sEaIs is gznasz., rhoss -
siczl s1.1zssc.. p<ss-isal sxrersszcs sas sas-xy
q ekar.ctz- zs Ez.rz.sssz tAsiE EazE 81 BE treat
e1 q ssriss e operate snterszszze1.srh rhieA ~
ErsDsy -ks r1lssE..sl =-ssssl taste q ksss.Asrn
P<oz1s- Ne ara e11ssssd. = Is eA1azs. by ne
ls1setiz. tai shlt : en- lsss III 5s Gz,sss.o.Is
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

TIE BAzE BaEE CzANF10ssz1r-Ws zassr-
st--t thH- t1s Ess- Ct szziss of EEzsz for tie
ehszPi.zsklP szoas tks nszb.rs a rhs haze
bal e.1hs cf shss cry vi take place ts6.y-
ne ec1tsss 5 - bs had besree. The S0afss-a
a1d C1zst clzss, Al III tlks Plsss az o'elsck.
q t4s oi& s-ozrd q he soz-Asrn Gao. eornsr
Of Ln-zisra Arsnzs ard BssSAzs s,rsess- Tsis
" be veEJ interesting Ezsez, z15 - Il
P-c1Hisss 70 ear geo. sPcrt u spectators. ss
uo1-d a1siss tAoss vh0 are n search of arzzss-
Esns 111 hsslfh . SC CT sd breathe rhs iarir-
cr1tins srzosFAers vhsrs shs zzsch i ID bs<sa.
ard Eiroass PAysisal eozisst shieA, Eks tss
e-rzS-zIzz cf fsrzer rizes, Soss % za-s ID
cevslcF tke Ehyzia.i sz.rESzs q c1r pso7ls.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
SUNDAY MORNING. MARcH =. lss.

SoT1rz 70 TEz RzLArEFE o. A L0C1sIaxA
OFs1cz-Es are 4zszsst 70 s-s-s thzt czps.iz
scotf, rho bsioazsd % Lszizizaa rsgfzszr (rhz
rzzber e shisA i rst k1sEnl. VIA E1s voz1.-
ed a. tie ssttisof Psrzyv7s. = Kslszsky. did a.
n> re=ltezce q Czpt1i1 T. T. Corzrs. q Jesss-
E1e cczzty. n tat s-zrs- e. remains ws-s y
terrs1 nezr Czp<zi7 C0ss-s's rssilsaee. Csp-zfa
Cogsrs has Is EstcA, fhs rslEi11er of lis szss-s
kxsi1E bee1 b1r1ed xilh Cspizia C0exrs-s resi-
tszes- A-y i1fc-zz-i11 fessrss by C17c.ia
scosts ftIsn1s cz- * lad By azdrsssi.z Czptzsa
Z Z Cozzs. Pskn Eos.eEss. gszs.zi.s esaa-y.
ksnr1<kF-
Lo1Ei.-s pspe-s are respectfully r=zssz-sa 70
Ezks no-ice ofths zboFe f1esz
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

Bow AxOss rzz hEzlcDzExr Naxasrzs--
Ess.szstcz EisPas.h % tAs Cz7-i--zn E...s-s-
sxyx=
Iee managers are ~ % uezzs hzrDy fx-z-.
Iksx isxo1siss xni tzerznuzs have ID n ..rs
"a ssE1bsAesr e<rec1ily serEee1 B-xnxz al
fke znrtsrer e Mrs surr.-s- - - kr-z- a.
ccrc1sly ee~pi--s 6zsxhzz- To nsrkr Bi-<hE-,
e1zptkz1sc bsEfzriy a =ozs cri-isis1s pz<=sl a
ks 1xzsxsrsn- e ske czse ~ Ea=1a sd 81s-
kr- L t1s cd szz<e h< I've Ekzn rhs-r-z 81
e1r- hsness 1ea Est t,=ir c1ss.- perhaps rAsrs :
hsps ysf f1r NJ. Jshzsua-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

sAILSs eF EEz CzzscEzr CIrT-Tke sss.--
shiP Crs=esas Cs-y. CAst1is Hslass. SID las,
sEsEirg frua -Ehsrs. s0Ss os 3 L0-zs street.
f0r NsE TO.k. visE f-l irsiEks 4as tss foslsr-
EE 1zzs6 Psszesgsrs-
NJ ID Mr. Sterhs1 Thf5sy. chI3 AID .1-ss.
n Il Aelsr ard lazy. z Il Borx. Mrs Nslr7-
NJ Esrtz Ke5-a NJ Cs---if-s Ga-sr--s. c.
Srsft11. scsa Porfsr. Wu- L1syz P Bz<s Ia
hirEsE. E-rry ees-sl- Jshn J. MeOsost-. D
E1flc1t. Izu=s A8icze. J. Hzrtbzr C,.-.s
EeEkeE. W. p Lee-s ke1 thirteen u sssersze-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

Boczs T1on GEozsE ELLrs--ws have received
ecFiss e s1s foz0Eng seE sss dssi-1sls publi-
cz<s1s fs.n n vel knsEa ssa popzlar sssao-
ks21@rs q G-o-ss rs opposite tAs Pos-sss-s :
-EroEz.oEz. DoTsi ~ Krs- Oli7tzzs, f-oa sss
press q HzrFsr I Brsthers. Ssw YORK .-Ous
ef TIE Fzzzy,r rsssl bJ ne s1ra1rof --C.Iyon-s
Tear Eiso r-5Ezbst By HsrPsr Brothers /:
- Prs-cA C<z-ty Flzzy.' - Hs5Ez= d Ei.s.
he Gzzzs.- t-z-zsssd b Dzzza Mz'ock C-aIk.
sssker Il -Jah. Halifax. Geaslszaa.- issuss ~
tie sane Publishers, zsd -O1r Ca1a-sa 4.
Hs4ssz.- by VIZ q Hsieons. " D.. fron ,Ss
rrsss & ;. 2 Lf7Ys5eosf Co. PSasssipkss.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
rzzzzsrToaTsALz o. Tzz Frss tOs rzlsIl
LA. S.s.=r cAzEz.1a 4 49,
nj MONTGOMERY nros. A 60


zKSzSz vo1xnAxx rSr ~w-stxrsr q
- u = - = -
e-1cszzs - xs< urssaaS - sSS
- ~-ts sr n~rs f.rissfs Z
~ 1,-s- - - 2-AaErS1N4 <1rs1 rdIrr<4 ttI
- - ---.> - - $500 eu-1<t cEls - Fr,'sj
Er~<.-<- es-1.1s - - h<r<A.arsf I'D A1r1-.
ss--~-n - Scc,rt 1<Isr4 - t11s rntI - L0<lkI-x
- - - 1<r<1 1>a& - - s,lsck ~ - n1'>
~ 11IEk4Ie nr11s-1r -
-. = -. - 9<ot-N4 s'tlsk-E - -. varl Dr'rs
- - ,r, = - 'z.ss ~ als,<r-l rrsa 2sl
49, - - rH1< erat A. 1.n-k - <rr< -
- : - - = - -,ss.> slef. sisss1 Pr.1 ~
<.e<a - - - 4aunr<u1
49, n - st1sa sn1
~ nxx<-<ze1 N - -
S>s'1 sfsSs rssss1 ( oEs'1>
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srrcuN5, BsL1wIx Co--we -.ks ol.x.--. =
ca-E tss zrrsz<io, q or rssss-s - ~. -
rssEt-t q Us cd AID res1essz5is bs-swr-.
oe1sc- 1.@J i1pcrt direct. ssll ~ cssh -
s.,r@--se - P1re11ssrs Eoozs a. as o. 7rf-.s a.
80 = az s.-l.sr sstselzhn-1z eitAs- Sorss a
trl.re = rs h.e. sz5 buyers vi - ~-r !,
a. q nis er-srp-iz1z Erz sr rhsf- .-1--,ss
s'crss q Cs11l 4z1 IS Ccnr,oa s-rsees o-s,--
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

ne Dez-seAe CozpEuy, rhose heasz,.-ss-s
are a fAe ccrnsr sf Bzs.TlIs street. al II
sch1rss zzsg. VIC k1Fe szeh kz-sssns M
t.ss. a.1 sksss bszls have bssa sfrzys s1sa
sgrse.t,s rsurio-s. s-s % k1Es Ez1sAs- bal AZ
E1s1ezi szis-tEi1Es--, tks sEs1szz of tss Ersr &
AFrz. - Eki<k ne have bsea h.norsa wira cs-as
a inxstxs5r-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

Same oF zM srEAxSzP IsA1z wra-ns
E-sszzAip Trade Tzd. Cast K0rrzl. szzss Eszt
svs.-g for Bszrs. H1.tz-zs. VIA q xooe freirhs
ard tks folIoE1g rzzsz passe.zs-s.
Mark A8en. T H1- q c AEsa 3suf.-.s.- P
Aely. 4 NsSdrx- Lewis HI. Ada Or;srsoa- r
Jo-nsc1- u Johzsc1. Pz1Iiae John-o1. Rorss-
uzs- JeH1s1n. Hr szi krs Fzerriro saz fxuzF.
Z Hs-es su1 fsuzy G Canes P Pssk. Js5
Peak Ikezsc1 s-i wfe. y Her-.u Rsr
Al-red 6iolirs Per. Nszh<7let snd Sea
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

-ArLrSS o. EzE Gao Cz1ETELL--sk. ssss--
EAsp Geo. Crs7Esl. z 3 Van eazzsuzi,<
ssslsd ilst sss1zg II Ss- fork Direct. -i.h :
f-1 frs3ghf a-e re fcl,eEing nsze5 pssssars-s :
frs- CeaEs a.1 ehzs. Krs- L sara s.s c.,s
= y Ae=.- EsfE s1d tszztter. N-s LsTx.ezs
al fEs etl-9rs1- I1so. Hl tert. Il Kna-. z,s
si'e- = kssrks- : B. ell. A. z Att, p
flln7- Z :. D1SE. ; C01zsl5. Z Ad-.s aas
ElEe zr5 esfe-.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

ssIIESG o. TEE BLESvILLz-1he stsA-szs,
BisnEIls. Captain Bsksr. szils ssis zo-uizx =.
e'elcsk so- New Ysrk va HxFsas. w5sh : fal
irsiEAs A1d tAs foZoui-g aazs1 pssss.-ers-
Fsr HAszz4-H- Gzi5sr I'D EssF. : Il. S-7fa
.-e lsfy, Nrs- L 5 Dyer. 2 ssa Rsn.a. n :.
ba1l.z. c Alcrso1. J1ss B--5o1-i1. Lsre.zO
SeErE- A EzyhL
FeE NsE IerE-Nrs- Ks.sssI. ] ". AZ.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

Bisck. = Is eeserri11 q ne Freshest s1-ci5fT
rsn11cs - q CAzoro11s a. Wsse-l1O--Izx-
b1i SAsrs = 70 a-aipEy n shs TO eases CEz-
hro1as s-1ek p 10 - eszss, saE foazkt Il oaz -
lgcg a. Ae cocIt-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

er'snt li-rie zHi. elzkt q ri1e pears ol1- vho
t11 AesF1 n1ch TAX sbo1t rhs sabiecr e.-s
noze frez zsetizz o1s dsy z.i zsk.s II ssus-
Vat E1lErs1f rr1e. -Az1zz. rhzs uzk.s rhs
E11ss<r si<25s zy 4nle1s Eky dcnr be srer
say s1Uens-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

-. ~ >@<sr P1...z<i ssz su<1rl - a. -
-. - -. Ha1 E<.< <rs<z< >x-s a1~s -
- - - ..zFe -<-~V efczV al slSss -
sr,-<< f-,--- - - = ~ Urn q ->-1h.n,r~
= = Ur<=< - = ~<z 81 80 .xsu.u- = s<S
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

BlBckzEr, ls7 Cs-ai street. las sszt - pises
q new max s.t1sc Ll.tls ElA,- Es1zz1ssd
% ia 5 Ns.tsoz<rT. b. Nr- s c Lazis.-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

Prsztics szgs & an s6zssr sks -s-si. . n. =
fhsfK tss Ia szslz ~. sAe TzrzE1s had tss
ru-zr of L
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

ArcTIsxzEz Axp zznxxz
- - 11lrz tls go - - 7
- - - - ss-zz.<s t2s ACSTrox - -
1s-Ss. ~. = = Old STAND x.ss1ss IL
enn-t 80 s-zr.l< <rzrs - -, - - -.
- e-s>cr t@>< NeEkt-l ~ -. - .~r---.--
= ..r-. e -.s ss-. = --A-@ -
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

Gas. 7. s,ss's SUES.
EoVszEo-D AxD oFF1Cz ruxxrr-xx
Br cHss- +. NASH.

~ne111z-ee.ss Ns..za< Ban su-.auu ~,
Czrz<r - C1asz-- ~ p--s[s- -.
Ao<DAT. sk> 1cxh r..r
- =. - --es~-'s-- ssrzr e< csz-s-s ~ r---s.
- = - = .-sr-z--- e 5~z-<krks 1-< o. -.
F---..- = <-A- s<-sr = - = s.s-s
- ax<se-C~<1 n q \ T-~--r-- -
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Az OzD1xxxcz s-- sss ne = ~. O., =. i
- z.< s<r-zz-tr. = -1s r11szs. sz4u... -
~~s Ess<a rtza czss &x-~ o. q
$500 L E< = rrzz'zz1 - - csn-a.s - +
- 49, Orl<xns 1z11 - E1zEE. r11|.. -, pa
.---~---s-nr- 1t - -r1I -ll<--f - -
- - .zl< xz r1< z1c1r1 - - fs1F - d
- - -rz-zrn = - H<T1r 311 lz.1Ir-1-r /. 2 =
t1<-.r1er-<<. q zes G --te1 Lz11Ea - a - ~
- .-r<sz-s - - f<-D<4- 8r<1t< - sa.l1r .-<1
- c.r-c<r - -. 1z1 -<rprzzI - -. m
x - Vz.rx E1rn - - 49, 1r4412<r1~k = ~
111r <<r ~ T<e<rrte~. a > -
Its - ~ 1czxya11r1 - r-e 81 a ez1l-. -. |
st..r rr-zr-zr<rres - - e<p<Esl 4Ert<1I -
f,r1r1nE <r~ - rz-A11r L-r.n1 - - s1<1 r.. -
-r-.-z<< - sid - - F1r114k = res - 4
<rr-xr<-- rf-t4 g. - 1e< or1s<4s- - -
IA rlz1x - ~ - - e ss-4 49, = = 1-@
.z.ae = Hz1z- - = lgx4 ct<N-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

koxEesxEn szs. q assza.
LAesx Ar rEzENPT0zx sALE a. x-sdj
..-eA <.< s.n<s E--~. El-rz-t S.sz- zrr.s
s]1 1zA-. - "a c.. slzrse. zzzn-z ~
III EesTGoExEx ssEss = G.
AZ Erssse1zzs knr1z<
o1e~-E cursr<|
Mo>DAr- N.rrA 80 :. a. m s's,ssz ;
IL e. r Lzz-rss s..sa.. .,-~rs-- r.-~.s - 4 ~
Ese.ss ksz<n Hs-re.
Eer.zs s.a<s Eaznun
Fn- g~k E.4
- Hz-h cz-x
1--rr - oz-z 3zrr'E. Sz-.ru. Es<xa
- nz<z-c<.-a a = q f-s.sz-F zs.u.
FUzsTf-zE- = zxr<
NJ AokTGoHEEW BEas a 90.
r. IL M1z-snsEEr. ar's'<
tk<DAr. Nara a1.s. a N s,s,,,<
- -. = ~ 3 1.rz1 .s-sss - ]. -
- a. - N.-sz.nT - 49, 5.ss-.s. !
-. - ~--,sc<-..s. hserrEzE - $50 y
"a. - h.-tAz rsp ss-s.s-t. > - 49,. 11<< 4
-. ts-s-,z f-s--A 49, ~. ns....s- ~
s1-z--zs q >s-sr.l $3.50 ss..ss -
A z-.- arus- = cuzs--. -. c.. - ~ -
s1nsns-cAA n Z = Es..-.-r s-s-x
rEzExrTosrsALz o. rzz FrsE rOu rsls1s
LA. zss.l= cAzEzIA a Arzsn-
MI MoxTeoMxxr nxos. A GO
= n A1xrz1xszs. A1r1i>r-r-
TrEsDAr. ~.-ss n rsss. a 4. 80
r~-.----s- = -, - n-ese.Aa-t Ert &r-rrE-en 1r~<
'-'s''- as's--1 e--- <a'1 cz.ss-1lslss s''-
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1-GE zers1z.zz.z< nzsz-zss w~r-r s<,nr <x<r :. -
n~rrr< r~~<1e-<z .srr- -x.z
zzzfssra r<zr Dssz1lr .
--zun-11< 80 sszz-1
- ~ zH1A
szz<rzs .<-s-<z-zsr>z >x--zx ,z,-E. tzs
l2wzz q q ~ rrzz-sr go zzl-~r,zrz 1.<zzz u---z
srz<rx
r-x sd fs<r<e - s-zzrzzs s<rrzznr-.- -. ~
n<zs1. q e - rrzzrL
.<.-z--~za---rzs< . z.-s-r-sHs s-z-< - ~
1z1 t.-s-4-z
1~-.G .-s<rzs<z- ~.s ssz-zs<lzz<,y <.xz - szs--<
- Ezruuz< >-z 1880 z4.<z rsg -
A<~r -~n- s-<z~< cz,s rz-E sr-1 l-~rz -
s~>e ~ s.-cr-z
k1szss-s -russ< q >s-=-s----z. sss< s1zzs.< E-rz
a. x-z-ra<-z ~ r<r-l<1z<z< 80
Al nE9r-r-ssz-r=zr Ez <rr spss<>< --zks e
1.E-',1s - - zrs -kE-<-f s,-.-zEr<r
&411zsszz - -.s8<rst z,zzzcs.
&s<zzs = - <uzn< ~e<zsE<f tFs-n Hrx s<zs <r-1s
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q 7r1Es1-t Erz-T szEz-zsr Es--<.x s-1szl-.szs =
- zGx1z-l Z. <zrz.-zs 1&ssss-y Ez<rz-- ss-ar..
1x< s-s1lsl1 r-za
Estzs - A<werxltfnzs
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C<r1--e--<<s q .es G --,e1 t.11-a a- - a3-<A
= ,~-r<-. = a. f--1z.- 1r<i.1 80 s..-l.s 80
= pl-1<r = - z*rf-o, - -, -1.sl - ca ~
& - ys-ss - - - - -. = --.-slr< "a -
Its - - purzg~1s1 = r.e - \ e11l-s -. 4
t.s- r,szr-z.z'e-. ? =. 49,. 1913 1z1-<t
.~rui..rl = - -s1t =. - -.z-ss 1a1- -
rs2Gr~ sf-.e g. = 1-s 49, - -
.zsIe = .z-z |. = irss ,r.4-
~s
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~ - : -
- - --1@ +
- 49, .<<s-7ss 49,.
Z IL tr-A-
pm usse 1zzE--
r. Ru-< Hzr1zr-
! - x111r-s. xn-k--
II n L s--zsn zrE-S
49,. 49,
- - -
\ n. sl,Z as~. Klll~
r1z so zz-< - = - - ,<rz- x.'r1-11 NJ -.
a -. ..z.-.s ssss<r,-,..s -. s..s.. .-.s--<
= ~ an n r-,l- = ~ <r4l ~ 4 -
r-z.d = ,<1a< - IS z7r-s.zzz-..H . ,. I'd 49,
> sz= Ss,1 ss-1-51-- "A q z.lz...'ss 60
tr-y 49, tzz1 - ~ 1lg srzzn1-za. -: - -
ss-r : ss<-, .s- :sss- -; =. = -. -
1-sszssaz z's1.<z = - s.sl..zz3.. Z =. -.
z .Es1E1-zlszI "a 's,z1szE = <iz1z - -
So <s,< <ssl 49, s-l- s..sH-ssr = -. -ss<<<
Fr--1l-<. ~ z.ssr - fIszz-- c. 4 e
N-11 10y rsIt = 1r--sf - t-A- Er=zH~X
ssrs zfzs,ssr ; ..ss-z - 8. 60.
A. = :, s. = - - = = - >:
= s.z- -s-rz-l1 -. - c..5 1.z..s-.-' - -
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C-zzsn cs111t - Presses CA-zs--s- - lzr1<
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c<zz-ss-- -. l-1c--< = I-sz- - z41 sz,ss -
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY


For the cure of Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, As
thma, IDnuenza, Group, Hopping Cough, Bron-
chitis, Predisposition to Consumption, &c.
This great remedy is too well known and is
performing too much good to make it necessary
to go into an elaborate discussion of its merits
Suffice it to say that it still maintains its suprem-
acy in curing diseases of the most obstinate chan
acter, and thai all who suffer from the above
complaints. after having tested this remedy, sell
dom have occasion to resort to other appliances
to insure perfect restoration to health.
Letter from Elder H. L. GILMAN. A Minister
of the Gospel in Vermont.
GLOVER, VT June, q, 1859.
Messrs. S. w. FowLE & Son.
Gents,-1 hereby certify that have been troub-
led for several ears with difficulty of the heart
and lungs, have applied to several ply scians for
help and have tried almost every remedy of the
numerous ones which have been recommended,
without receiving any assistance; but had been
growing weaker and weaker, until, hearing OF
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry about a year
since, commenced using it, with immediate re-
lief 1t has not only restored my lungs to sound
state but am entirely relieved of the difficulty
or disease of the heart. have no hesitation in
saying that it is the best lung medicine before
the public, and cheerfully and conscIentously
recommend it to all persons suffering with pull
monary complaints.
H. L. GILMAN
| Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE & SON, Is
TremOnt-st., Boston, and for sale by druggist;
generally.
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Don't fail to read the speech of Gen.
Grout of Barton, which we publish to-
day, on the subject of increased tacil-
tiles for commercial intercourse with
the west. The speech seems to cover
the whole ground, as much as would
be possible in so short space, and
exhibits great familiarity with the sub
ject.
The above is from the Montpelier
Journal, from which we also copy the
speech referred to. We see by the
New York papers that the resolution
which was the subject of the speech,
10 orvatlug quite an impression in
commercial circles in that city. Let
us hope that the work proposed by it
will go forward, and that Vermont
will reap therefrom all the benefits
which the speech SO glowingly prom
ises. t4'.
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they wanted to be restored to the

Uucy WduIcO 10 Uo TeStOEtu W tut
rights and privileges Of citizenship
they must show a willingness to ex-
tend them to others, and this they had
never done, but on the contrary had
exercised what power they had in the
most arbitrary manner, as IN the late
expulsion of the loyal minority OF the
Georgia legislature, and in frighten-
ing away from the polls the loyal re-
publican voters in New Orleans. He
was willing to remove their disabili-
ties as soon as he could see that they
were willing to do justice to others,
but not sooner.
The bill was then referred to the
Judiciary committee. @ s5Ugh
On motion of Mr.. Wilson the SEN
ate took up his bill to repeal the law
prohibiting the organization and arm
ing OF militia in the states latel y in
rebellion, and he advocated it briefly.
Mr.. Edmunds asked whether it
would be wise to allow the unrecon-
structed states-Virginla, Texas and
Mississippi--whose communities are
yet ia rebellion, to organize militia.
Mr.. Wilson replied that as these
states had constitutions already form
ed, which would probably be adopted
within few months, and as they
could not have any local legislation
for organization of militia until their
legislatures could meet under such
constitution, he thought there would
be no danger in making the repeal
apply TO them as well as to other
states but if the senate wished to ac-
cept them he would agree to do so.
States should have a local military
! force at their command. The senator
from Indiana had spoken of abuses of
the militia, but it should not be for
| gotten that gross outrageS were con-
StantIy being committed for want of
legal power to prevent them. He was
III favor OF allowing the organization
OF militia In all the states lately III re-
bellion; and as to the proposed ex-
ceptlOn, Ill his Judgment there was no
state which had more need of militia
than Texas. Civil power in all those
states was weak. IL might be that the
civil authorities did not desire to stop
outrages committed there on loyal
people; but he could hardly believe
that they COuntenanced d state OF So
Ciety which made their own and all
mems lives and property unsafe, anu
he believed the difficulty to be owing
to the extreme hurry OF congress tC
economic by reducing the army be
low the force necessary to keep peace
in the south.
Mr.. Edmunds said the objection tC
Mr.. Wilson's bill was that it woulC
even allow the organization Of mill
tia hostile TO the United States.
Dec. 16.-But little was done il
the senate or house to-day that would
! bc i.lty interest to our readers. The
senate .ooN up The bill Of Mr.. Morton
Of Indiana, for the resumption OF spe
Gle payments, when mat gentleman
made a lengthy and aoIe speech IL
? iAy. u MS Oil, after which the sen
= ate adjourned.
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SKUNK No. I've have received
a cpistle from Ephraim J. Guild, or
skunk No. l, now of Joliet, H., who
seems put out at US for some incom-
prehensible reason. He says unpret-
ty things and uses swear words
Among his odd remarks we pick out
one that says he will be-guile our
head" for us if he ever comes to Bar
ton, and that we shall find out he is
=" not in Illinois then" If he is going
to do ali that we hope he won't come,
certainly. For fear you never may
come, why not let the job out to some
one already here?
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Gen. Robert r. Lee has a bibl

Gen. Robert E. Lee has bible
class of one hundred and fifty mem
bers in his college, Lexington, Va.
We suggest that he give them an
early lesson from this passage in Ro-
mans :-"Let every soul be subject
unto the higher power. For there is
no power but Of God the powers that
be are ordained of God. Whosoever
therefore resisteth the power resisteth
the ordinance of God, and they thai
RESIST shall receiye to themselue,
DAMNATIoN." a A44f sll oea
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29y
no CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
leath in few weeks, by very simple remedy,
liter having suffered several years with a severe
ung affection, and that dread disease, COnsump
iUn-is anxious to make known to his fellow
,uferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it. he Will send a copy ofthe
prescription free of charge,) with the directions
or using the same, which they will find a sure
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
&c. The only object OF the advertiser i'll sending
his prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, and
-pread information which he conceives to be in
FaluaDle; ana ne hopes every sufferer viii try
ais remedy, as it will cost them nothing and mar
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
ITess Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
i65 South SecOnd-st., Williamburgh Kings Co.,
\. Y.
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4. +. RAWSON.
DEALER IN
DAM KILLER.
A Cure for Diphtheriat


All interested, please read the following extrac,
from a letter from Mrs. Ella B. Mason, wife,
Rev. Francis Mason, Tounghoo Birmah:
My son was taken violently sick with diphtbe
ria, cold chills, burning fever and sore throat I
counted one morning ten little yesicles In his
throat, very white, and his tongue, toward the
root, just like watermelon, full of seeds; the
remainder coated as thick as a knife blade So
many children have dieu around here, was
afraid to call physician, and thou Il. | would
try your Pain Killer for gargle, with small do
ses inwardiy. i did So, and the gargle invariably
cut off the vesicles and he raised them up. often
covered with blood. He was taken on SUNDAY
IN Wednesday his throat was clear and MS ton
que rapidly clearing off. l also used it as a lini.
ment, with castor oil and hartshorn, for his neck
ltseemed to me a wonderful cure, and can but
wish it could be known to the many poor motb
ers IN our land who are losing so many children
0y this dreadful disease.
have found your Pain Killer one ofthe most
valuable medicines ever used in Burmah Once
was stung by very large black scorpion; the
pain was lndescrlbable I immediately applied
The Pain Killer, (tor never travel without it1
again and again, and in half an hour nv foot
was wei. 4Sw4
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TWENTY. FIVE YEARS PRACTICE

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Fee
males, has placed DR.. DOW at the head of all
physicians making such practice a speciality
and enables him to guarantee speedy and per-
manent cure, in the worst cases of Suppression
and all other Menstrual DeramgementS, from
aohateUer cause. All letters for advice must con-
tain 81. Office, Noe ENDICoTT STREET. Boston
n. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re-.
nam under treatment.
Boston JULY 1868 0oy1
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Receipts for the Standard

FOR rHEwEEK ENDING DEG, %, 1868.
Geo. L Herman, Coventry, 200
Conway, " 200
J Mcclellan, Greensboro, 200
ii Cuthbertson, " 200
Gilmore, Glover, .il 200
Kinney, Lowell, 200
Parmenter, &c 500
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Moses FoSs, :" $50
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w Brown, Barton, 200
P Glynn, Albany, 100
p Cole, Island Pond, 220
J l. Woodman, Barton, 200
Young, Craftsoury, 200
g G Doty, 200
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4 B Stebbins, Eden, 200
A II Stone, Sutton 200
H L Gilman, " 200
G MeranvlHe, Morgan, 200
James Dow, Glover, 200