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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-31

PARDoNs.-The following pardons were
issued from the Governors Office yesterday /;
Dickson County Thomas Smith, lar
ceny; sentenced to imprisonment three
years, from June, 1866.
Greene--Martin Davis, larceny; years
from June, 1866.
Maury-L. Foster, larceny three years
from January, 1867.
Montgomery-John Smith, larceny !;
three years from September, 1867.
Stewart-C. Jordan, larceny; three years
from July, 1867.
Jackson--E or r. NJ. Stafford, murder I;
two years from November, 1867.
knox-Eli Walvine, hog stealing; three
years from June, 1866; james Hall, lar
ceny; 10 years from October, 1867 VIM.
York, larceny; 10 years from November,
1867.
Hardeman-P d. Strong, larceny three
years from July 1867; Thomas Lee, lar
ceny; one year from July 1867 Thomas
Cunningham.
John A. Taylor, Wright French, ID.
Hubbard; military prisoners.
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JOHN sNITH.-This ubiquitous indi-
vidual was pardoned from the Tennessee
peniteniiary yesterday.
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Removal Of CITY DIspensnry.

THE CITY DIsPENsARY HAS BEEN RI
1 moved from the Kirkman Block. Church
street. into the Union and American Block.
corner Church and Cherry streets. No. 81. uV
stairs, where charity prescriptions will be issued
a. heretofore. j. Is. MITCHELL.
jan25 II Health Ofiesr.
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CRoUIr COURT, MARCH 3O-Langley
Saiierley, e. ois, "a. Baieman. judgment
Of SslS for plaintiffs.
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REEVES AMBROSIA
f o IL TIL Il AIR =,
IMPROVED!

1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invigorates the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriautly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
Itkeeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age.
1t restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
1t is composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials of its excellence, many of which
are from physicians in high standing.
1t is sold in halfPound bottles dhe name blown
in the glass; by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle;
Wholesale by Demas Barnes & Co., F. c. Wells
4 Co.. Schlsffein & Co. New York.
l.
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SABBATH SCHOOL EXERCISES OF THE
MCKENDREE CHUCH.-The services of
this school last Sabbath evening were IN
usually interesting. w. A. Brien, Esq,
delivered an address on the Fourth Com
mandment, replete with good sense, and
listened to with much interest. There
were many contestants for the prizes offered
for bringing into the school the largest
number of new pupils. Miss Maggie Al
len brought in twenty-three, and hence re-
ceived the five dollar gold piece. Misses
Mary Robertson, elliptic Cassetty and Will
lie Newland, for bringing in eleven, nine
and seven, respectively, each received a
one dollar gold piece. Frank f. Williams,
Esq, had offered prize to the child under
ten years of age who would memorize &C
curately the largest number of Bible verses
the past three months. The contest for
this was warm and interesting. Miss
Mary Griffith, daughter of J. o. Griffith,
ESQ, formerly of the Union and american,
had repeated l443 verses, and received
from Mr.. Williams most beautiful photo
graph album. Harry Frizzell had re-
peated 1927 verses, and Mary Warne 1853,
for which DIR. Young presented them each
with handsome book.
Gov. Foote was selected TO deliver the
address in May, and Colonel Colyar that
in June. Additional prizes were offered
for the next quarter.
POLICE Court, MARCH 3O.-Gentry
Beasley, col, ex convict, assault with a
razor upon a woman; workhouse seventy.
two days.
Mary Kane, assault and battery; con.
tinued
w. n. Campbell, drunkenness; So.
j. j. futile, drunk and disorderly; So
VIM. Mckenzie, disOrderly conduct
discharged.
Neil Monroe, drunkenness; 50.
Thos. Wormoth, using abusive language
costs.
J. r. Wilson, committing a nuisance
50.
Jane Collins, Emeline Caldwell, street
walking; discharged
Emma Battle, col drunk and street
walking; workhouse ten days.
Martin Welsh, drunkenness; SO.
Frank Coon, drunk and disorderly $40
Jno. Conley, assault and battery So.
Lou Nelson, using obscene language
Workhouse fifteen days.
Martha Matlock, same; workhouse thirty
days.
Garrett Kile, drunk and asleep on street
discharged.
In addition TO the above, several mer-
chants were fined for merchandising with
out license, and two saloon-keepers were
fined for keeping open their establishment;
on Sunday.
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To huSt0ess Wen ana AdNeFttsers
Generally.
The UNIoN AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
tions Of the latest and best styles Of type
rendering our facilities for the execution of
plain aud fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city.
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Middle District of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice OF has appointment a. Assignee Of
]. f. Stacey. J. n. Farrar. and x. l..
Dismukes, 81 Nashville in the county
Of Davidson And State Of IenEeesee,
within said district, who have been adjEdged
bankrupts upon thier 0sn petition. BY district
Court Of said district
A. S. CHADBURNE. Assignee.
mari9 lawSt Office s2sz Church street.
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PERsoSAL-secreiary Fletcher has re-
turned.
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Warm Lunch at HoIIister's To-day.

X. k. K.-These letters, prodigious in
size and Of deathly black, have been plas-
tered on every available wall and corner
throughout the city, and as they are fol-
lowed by blood red daggers, bleeding hearts
and profusion of what is vulgarly termed
hog Latin, they have been the cause Of
much comment and wonderment. They
herald no danger whatever, and do not
come from the Grand Cyclops-they only
advertise the production of an extravs-
CANA at the St. Nicholas Varieties, Thurs
day night, to he entitled The Ku-Klux
Khan" An officer of the Metropolitan
Police, in a fit Of rage, began tearing down
the bills when they were first posted, bui
desisted on learning their true nature, and
acknow lodged himself sold"
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II Fl = CITY

~. NJ AND CLnSiNc 81 THE
u.5T.S-AVGUST t-r.-sifhciai.
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SAsgyrIIF AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
100 Nashville at.......s.00 A. N. and 500 p. N
arrtve AZ Chattanooga. 4.0e A. ". and 400 p. n.
Sbelbvville aud Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves w p. "
Arrives At Nashville lO.SD A. NJ
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, March 80, 1868.
CoTToN.-The cotton business in this
city is getting at low ebb, for the want Of
material to operate on. Receipts to-day
1853; shipped 377, and sales Of $40, as fol-
lows: 12l at 25c, 1l2 at 241, so at 24i, "a
at "a, al 233, and 70 at23. Gotten opened
a little buoyant in the morning, but became
quiet in the afternoon.
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sPARrA srAaE

Arrives Mondays. Weinesdays and Fridays.
aiiP.N. Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays ana AT
urdays. az An.
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TRICE's LANDING, March 25.-Whitlock,
Mckinney & Co., sold l07 hhds. tobacco at
the following prices: SIC 90, IA, Is %,
Is 20, at Is, IL %, u so, ~ so, Il 40,
II, IL 90, IL so, IL 90, IL 60, at IL 80,
IL 40, at IL. IL 80, 2 at 10 10, 10 40,
8 at 10 20, 6 at 10, 10 %, 10 60, 10 so,
2 at 10 80, 10 40, 10 20, 10 20, 10 %. 2
at 10 80, 10 SO, 9 so, 9, 9 60, 9 80, 9 45,
9, so, 9 40, 10, 9, 9 90, 9 80, s so,
2 at 95, at s, s 90, S so, s 70, s 20,
s %, 2 at IS, 7 %, 7 80, 95. 6 so,
2 at 6 40, 6 80, G, 6 so, 95, 80, 80,
5 80, IS, %, 5 GO, IS, 5 %, ) 50,
10, 60, 80.
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The following dispatches we're received
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
New YORK, March 30.-Gold opened
at 1879. Cotton market is excited and I'M
settled, so that accurate quotations cannot
be given. Asking for low middling &c.
uplands 28c, good 29c, Mobile 28Ec, Or
leans 29e; scarcely any offering. 1890 A.
M--GoId 139 1l:50 A. M-Gold 1885,.
Cotton demand fair bat at lower rates; low
middIings 263c, upIands 274c, good oslo,
Mobile 23c, Orleans 281c. 9 M.-Gold
1888. Cotton market dull, with more sell
lers than buyers; miidling uplands 27G1
271c; sterling exchange steady. 4 p. NJ
Cotton market dull, with more sellers than
buyers; low middlings 26c, uplands &c,
Mobile 271c, Orleans 27sc, good 28c.
LoSDos, March 80, Ills A. M.-Consols
93J. L. 5. bonds r. 5P. M.-COnsols 80
@93k. L. $. bonds 7l5.
LIVERPOOL, March 30-11:15 A. NJ
Cotton market excited. ESTIMATED Gales
to-day 10000 bales; uplands ll4d; Or
leans lid. l:20 p. Motion market
buoyani. Sales to-day 10000 bales. Quo
laiions nominally unchanged. 5 P. NJ
Cotton market firm. Sales to-day 10000
bales; upIands llB@ll9d; Orleans Cd
OH.
sALr.-Large stock on hand; 50 IS for
7 bushel barreln.
SueAR-Market moderately active Or
leans 14l@16lc; Demarara 16@I68e;
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THE GALLATIN TROUBLES.

Negro Recruits Pouring fn Yesterday.
Determined Movements Of the Citi-
zcns.
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,s~-f washington and So"ther" VIZ
Chattanooga
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LEBsNoS STAGE.

FnaFFrEI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ~ Nashville at.,.........-..-. lenO A. ".
a. % az p. A..
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e,a,,d washington aud Souther" YIN
Chattanooga.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TINE TABLE

s,,o7.vtosg.u Sundays. 7tos An.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAILROAD

Passenger Trains. A..
fe,ves Nashville at IS A. NJ and 5l5 P. NJ.
Arrives al Nashville at...645 4. N. and 2,3O A. NJ
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tberty-Yia Stewards Ferry. Gainesville and
Statewide.
qp,,,rsl,v 1000 midnight Thursday 800 P. ".
Lebanon via Stage.
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rir,, Sor,hcrn
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Ing and COunternnarehing of the
Negroes.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. THURSDAYS ana
SATURDAYS al 3 o'clock A. NJ, arrives a. Nash,
Vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at !
o'clock ?. n.
LEw1sRURG AND EOLEssyfLLE STAGE
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and sat
urday at 7:30 4. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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~ II
ssaceud Northern.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Leave .-.--.-'-''-'--'.''''--''''''' "''' - -
Mail AMI Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at. .........-....-'''' ~ A.
Arrive al Naahviil -''' '.'D = ~
Memphis, Mobile sud n. o. Express
Lsavs Nashville .'- ~ p NJ
Arrive AZ o"z A. NJ
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f.l1 P. M.-.....-..-.''l.''' ''''''''''''
Decatur. Memphis and Ne" Orie''"S'
.--0a A NJ
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what eMaIor General Thomas says .

The Regulars I'm Sympathy with the
citizens.
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rdreaeId and Kentucky X. X.
..
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Leaves Nashville .,.............-..'-.'.'i0O1 a. NJ
Arrives az r NJ
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ThomasvIIIe VIA Stage.
Thursday
t'o
r.r....a Gf,re Via Stare
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Northwestern ". r.
.,..-.. .-.......llil p. q.
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memphis and New Orleans.
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One crop of FIVE hhds., raised by j. B.
Monroe, Of Dickson county, Tenn, aver
aged $14 IS.
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The river was slowly swelling last evens
ing, with feet on the Shoals. The weather
Is clear and pleasant.
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'''''' ~ lsnndays exceptcd)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

Nh Rrp1Ixc,vE.-M Arson BurlinSaho
NAV he set down as one Of the lucky ieiio"''
Ten years ago he was stirring young pun
:, Massachusetts,. his chief capital beng
some little reputation as @ smart speaker
In 1860 he was defeated as candidate ioi
Congress, and was apparently pollucliiy "'
well as pecuniarilv ruined. Mr.. Lincoln on
the principle of tax Nc care of the "ouiiueu'
nominated him as Minister 10 Austria post
for which he was totally unfit, and where his
expenses would have at least cqualled his IN
c,mc The Austrian Government refused to
receive him. under the idea that he was ter
riblercyolutionist would raiseCain in Hungary
;fallowed to come to Vienna. He was accord
;n,v transferred to China, where, with
,,-y competent secretary, S. Wells Williams,
D.. acquired much favor with the Chinese
..rernment. and it Is said made a fortune by
.iministering great estate left by an Ameri-
.an adyenturer in the Chinese service. And
now he has a perpetual commission from the
Chinese Government as special envoy to the
various treaty powers 1t Is understood that
his appointment Is for life, with an annual
salary Of $4,000. His first years salary
was deposited to his credit with a European
House in China, with funds for incidental ex-
penses amounting in all to $4,000 in coin.
His first secretary has salary Of $4,000 per
aunum, and his second secretary 5000,
which is what is paid here to Cabinet Min
lister. lie is expected to reach Washington
IN April.
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rVRY THE REST I'm order TO introduce
Noore's - Rural Newly orLer,"

the Great National RURAL. LITERARY, AND FAMILY
WEEKLY) 10 general notice and support ia susry
ton Of he o. S. aud Canada, the thirteen numbers OF
this quarter will be sent, Trial, for ONLY FIFTY
CENTS! The numbers VIII contain more and better
Reading, illustrations, &c, than the whole year Of
many monthly costing 81 70 50 The RURAL was
greatly enlarged and improved in January. and Is
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of it, class on the continent. II employs the best
Talent (having able Corresponding Editors and con
trbutors In the East and West, North and SOuth) Is
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to every family Of taste in both town aIl country
Full price, 9 year; Trial TriB. only Fifty Cents.
Addrees ID. ID. II. MOOkE'
Rochester, N. " or 81 Park Row, n. Y. City.
March = 26y3W,
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DIED.

SHIyvILLE.-In Hinesburgh, Feb. 70, at the house
of her sOn-in-law, Mr.Lewis Sanctuary, Mrs JULIA
SHINvILLE widow of Mr.. Peter D. Shinville, late Of
Plattsbugh, N. Y, aged 6S yrs, II months, and y
days.
DoRwIS.-In Hinesburgh, Feb. Is, ELEcTA, wife
Of Mr.. Garfield Dorwin, aged nearly 50 years.
TAYLoR.-In this City, on Friday Feb. 2Sth, 1868,
R. n. TAYLOR, aged a years.
BESrLEY.-In Holyoke, Mass. Feb. 18th, Mrs.
CAROLINE BENTLEY of Winooski, Vt, aged % years
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ITCH. ITCH!! ITCH!!!

SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH,tl
In from 10 to As hours.
NHEATON'S OINTMENT cures The ITCH
WHEATOSs OINTMENT cures SALT RHEuM,
NHEATONs OINTMENT cures TETThH.
NahATOSs OINTMENT cures BARBERs ITCH.
WHEATOS's OINTMENT cures OLD SORES,
WHEATSN's OINTMENT cures every kind Of IUNoR
like Magic.
Price, 90 cents a box 10y main, go cents. Address
WEEKS 4 POTTER, No. I-0 Washington Street
Boston, Mass
Boston, Aug ~, lS57. d&VIy
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iow BRANDKkrn,s l.ILAs CIkE.

Whom disease is in the system il may be said &" De
an intruder Banireth'4 Pills are @ sort OF police,
which, being swallowed seize lhe INTRUDER ami cause
disturbance, when Nature turns them both out t.
sether. Nature always tries To restore health butt
aias is not alway able. Being assisted by BHANp-
REIHs Pulls and mild diet, shen0er fUis, when th,
great medicine is used I'm season. over hundred
years has proved thc truth Of thi, assertion. In fact
their Use n-uras the cure ocll diseases 1.-THE human
body whether chronic or recent, infections other
ai-o "eea--e 'hc, LgriH .hr y d aad increase
safely ,he action Of the e4orctbs aI -e.rc..ag .es
seis. The sick gain new powers u iIe from Brand
reth's Pills flower that is fading gathers yigor
rom refreshing rain Principal ONCE, Braudreth
House, New York. Sold by all druggists.
Is eb. d6wIm
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MARRIED..

HILL-BoYyToN.-In Einesburgh, Feb 10, lS5S,by
Rev. c. E. Ferrn Mr.. ANsoS HILL, of Starksboro,
and Miss MARION c. BoYNToN of lIinesburgh.
HURLBURr-FoLLETr.- the residence Of Mr.,
John Hyde, in Grand Isle, Vt, by Rev. S. Gardiner,
Mr.. HOMER II. HURLBURT Of Grand Isle and Miss
MARY B. FoLLETr of Burlington.
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The American Organs manufactured by 5. D.
x II. ". Smith, Of Boston, Mass, are remarka-
hly good and effective instruments. Their quail
ity Of tone is peculiar and most admirable, they
have great power when played full, and possess
a swell apparatus Of more than ordinary excel
lence, by means Of which fine crescendo or
e.m,Hscadg Is obtained, and they also respond
instantly 70 tbs tegcn Choir leaders. societies.
or musical students who wish Ia PtJv,..- -Dnlt--
thing very satisfactory in the way Of reed Or
rans. will certainly do well to examine these
superb instruments Providence Journal
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COLLEGE HILL CIxcIxxArI:- was in the last
stage of Consumption In ten days after taking the
Prescription, my Chills, Night Sweats, Fever, &c,
decreased, and finally altogether disappeared. A
mere skeleton before am now well stored with flesh.
NV restoration is a marvel to all who know me-
Mrs. c. L. Wright.
"Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and
has probably saved me hundreds Of dollars. Rev.
Z. Humphreys, Remsen, \. B.
eve bless God for the benefit we have received
from yOlr prepared Prescription."-hev. r. Fere
srine, BloSsbGrg, belA
- Every one to whom have recommended 1t hai
benefited much by its use, "-Rey. c, d. Jones' ia
cine, Win,
tie and is sold by Druggists generally, orders may
be addressed 10 the sole proprietors Oscar u Moses
A Co. p Cortlandt Street. y. Y. Consultation iree
A Circular containing testimonials OF many case;
successfully treated will be sent free by mall 10 al
who will write for II.
Sold in Burlington by J. ". Rohy, A. {. spear
Vincent & TAFT, and II. II. Atwater.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale his house and lot 81
one-half acre or more situated near the Depot at
Essex Junction. The house is new, thoroughly built
Of wood, cottage STYLE and well appointed through
out For further particulars apply 70
ALBERT STEW EMS
Fs-ex Junction Vt Jan y dlUt&wlm
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WHAT is THE MARVELLOUS ANTI

NOTE TO DISEASE which, for twenty YEAR,,
has bccnwinning golden opinions from all sorts Of
people" under the name Of llOSTETrER'S STOM
ACH BITTERS,
l. i. an infusion of the most excellent Tonic anti
bilious, ami ssorlug, aid alternative herbs Fyots,
and harks, IN the purified essence y Ryo.
NOW DOES IT OPERATE:
This question may be briefly answered as follows
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LETTERS OF CREDIT.
PAGE. RICHAR DSON CO.,
Bankers and .NerChGHfS-
ia STATE ST, BOSTON.

EXCHANGE On London and Paris.
TRAVELLERS CREDITS issued on London and
Paris available in all parts Of Europe.
LOANS OF STERLING made to merchants on IA
vorable terms.
DEPOSITS OF GOLD AND CURRENCY received
subject 70 draft at sight, and interest allowed.
ADVANCES made on Gonsignments 10 Liverpool
and london. March 9. w6g.
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Ce.N U.N % 4 ~

For the Radical cure Of Asthma, bronchitis, Calarh
and all affections of Lungs Throat, and air Passages
for General and Special Derangement, Of the Nervous
system for Disorders OF the blood and for all iunc
tiopai disorders of the Stomach and Bowels.
The Prep2red Prescription increases the strength
and deepens the color ofthc pale blood Ii suhdues
the ChiGls and Fever 2nI diE.4l.es She ENpeutora-
ton II checks the night sweats, always. in from
seven 10 fourteen days Theappetite II inyigorated
and the patient rapidly gains flesh the cough and
the difficult breathing are speedily relieved the
sleep becomes calm and refreshing; the evacuation
regular and uniform. All the general symptoms OF
Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis, &c, disappear
with a really astonishing rapidity.
The Prescription should be used in every Disease,
bv whatever name known. in which there is exhbi-
ted any Derangement Of either the Nervous or the
Blood Systems. Ii is unequalled in Female disor-
ders Scanty or Suppressed Menses or Whites.'
The Prepared Prescription is both the best and the
ADS. I.LOnomical Medicine that can be taken. The
average dose, Is teaspOonstul, taken onee day
The patient never requires under any circumstances
to use Cough Mixtures for the Cough; "Expector
ants for the Expectation; 'TOnics" for the Appe
tte or the Weakness; Iron for the Blood; Anodyne
for the Nervous Irritation; Acids for the Nigh
Sweats or Whisky Cod Liver Oil for the Wasting
ats SIecihc Action is upon the Constitutional Condi
ton, and, Though this Condition, upon the who'll
/ Series Of symptoms.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

.. The Sweetest Thing in Life is good health
and good spirits, and if you have them not, the
next best thing is what will restore bloom to
the faded cheek and happiness to the dropping
heart The great and sure renely is Plantation
Filters. which our physicians recommend to both
made ana female i.anehts. .. . safe, reliable,
agreeable and corlial stimuant TLey CONAN
nothing to disagree with the most delicate con-
stitution, and have won golden opinions from all
.sLo Laye tricl them and probably no article
wa ever tried by 50 many persons They ele-
vate the depressed and give strength to the weak
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

The Republican members Of Congress held
a caucus this evening at the Capitol, Judge
Poland Of Nermont in for the chair. the selection
Of managers on the part Of the House to con
duct the impeachment proceedings before the
Senate The following managers were elect
cd by ballot Messrs. Stevens Of Pa. Butler
Of Mass, Bingham of Ohio, Boutwell, Of
Mass, Wilson of Ia, Williams ofPenn. and
Logan of H.