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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26
Leaves EvEkT SATURDAY. Az.
TOWBOATS.

Few ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
UNHE UADERBIaNED, Wishing TO EsTAH
lsh an equitable and uniform rovAke and 20 sr
greater facilities y the shipping ard lsavinR
Dort, have combined the following Toveoss:
ECLIPSE LINZ
swiSserIand, Lsvtsthan, Gladiator ana
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel
LINE.
Achilles, Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. ~
baAh, Norman, Republic, Tseumash
Wieaeo and Reliance.
me numeer Had power sbsv. as.pci.tsd LSn. ~
TOwboats guarantees that no deteution iii ocur shsr -
The bar or IN this port
PETER MACY Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBER
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A YORKE A co, " Ilna
AssceiAteo Omoe. y CArondelet street. up Stair.
J. @. NOR, Rosa
cHAk FIfzKERfTER
Leves ARentA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26

NOTlCE-THB CoPARTEERsHrP HERETOFOkK
a sxistng IN this city, under the style OF RIOdAR0
FLOW III hAEs, s this day dissolved By consent
Richard Flower charged with the settlement OF a1AEa
OF tne late nrn, and Will continue the Commission and Fso
tofsse business bis Os Gzver
RICHARD FLOWER
New 0rleans Mare Ll9R
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Railroads,


A III I ~ y
WV Flv RAILROAD ATS nov uui,hcl
aud IN operation, SIXTY miles ~ track han, hrt n
l4li THIS sIliu4, anil lae Wgk ulauE fhg Wlale
line between tho Atlantis ant Pacific States Is tee
lug pushed tlrwala uau El-HE thU eF,r be-
t0Tv, M,Ic than tW,u.E NH#aNu3 uru arr rm-
playcd, and IL Is UH' UuUu l.|. tt3t thc vutuy
tutuk, tIum Omaha tu - .taurHt., W1.t tt tulsbCd
IN lNrH instead 90 lNtn. IAr means provided arr
amIlc, and al that eugrE, uHu aud money can
N0 90 setUt lhy t1ml..Aau Ht 'tlr EuH' hHlNuh
work, al the earliest Iussltl. &ty, WI. br done,
The Union Pacific EilIo4j Company RECEIVE.
/ A Government Grant 20 tAe ught ui way,
and AN necessary tlWbfr and other materials
found along thv lut vi u, operations.
\ GuNNumept tran, a l-,Hh ACRES " the
mile, taken an alternate section, on each sdc ~
IT'S road litis ~ ala absolute donation, aud Will
De e souroD ut large revenue lN Che feature
,3.A Government Grant 0t utri States Thu
ty-yrsg honis, amounting 20 hum siuuHa GA siN,-
ttH Tar Iuil,. arauIIuE 90 the dlthpultiy, ta D.
,uIUnHnt,i ou tle various s,. ,iuus o. De bust
The GuYtTmueuf takes q s,ruuL Wortaaep d, $50
gUnty and 1t r. expected that unt only the mtor-
tst, hat tAt ptnClI1i amount max e. PAID ~ sew
.igt, rgndyul ly thr company W transporting
'trunrs, mtlls, a.. Tho interest :, uow much
mon than paid ln thls way, besides securing
great saving lu tame aust w"b"A To the ""N''"'
mrBt, ..s......
own Ff,t Naft.-tsg Bonds, tU lll m DUy'diug the
mad, ta thv same amount 49, 3D., D. hNn5s, a.
sued tor tAv same purpose, Hh4 no more. lAc
Government iunlts tst ltu-l't~ lHi th' ilt'I
Margtse buu4haatN o. arAttI lhN l.hi' ~ wv
Company only 90, The road is completed, anal uttl
Il has uy,u examined by United States COMMITS
.iauvTs and pronounced o. d. lu all lfslttis d
lr-t,Dla>s BallWJd, laid with heavy ! rub anu
completely supplied With d,Ia's, stations, iNfh'
outs t4r-shul~, locomotives, glta, Ny.
\ Capital ~tteh subscription uuu thr etoea.
holder ut which u1.E liElt MlllaN Dollars EaN.
hgeu PAID lu upon the WORK already sunot Ahh
which viii be u.Iass.a as 'Nc wants ul the Com
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Grant and ColfaN's Letters of AC-
CcptanCc.

GEN. GRANTS NOTE OF ACCEPTANCE.
The following is Gen. Grants reply to
the nomination of the Chicago Convcn-
ton:
WAsnINGroN, d, G., May -, 1868.
To Gen Joseph r. Hawley, President Of
the National Union Republican Com
vcutiun:
In formally accepting the nomination
of the National Union Republican Con-
vention of the 2lst OF May, it seems pro-
per that some statement of views beyond
the mere acceptance of the nomination,
should be expressed The proceedings Of
the convention were marked with Wis
dom. moderation and patriotism, and !
believe express the feelings Of the great
mass of those who sustained the country
through its recent trials indorsc their
resolutions. II elected to the Office of
President of the United States, it will be
my endcnyor TO administer all the laws in
good faith, with economy, and with the
view of giving peace, quiet and protec-
ton everywhere, In times like the pres
ent, it is impossible, or at least eminent
" improper, TO lay down policy to be
adhered to, right or wrong, through an
administration of four years. New poll
teal issues, not torescen, are constantly
arising the views of the public, on old
ones are constantly changing, and pure.
" administrative officer should always be
left free to execute the will OF the people
! always have respected that will and al
ways shall Peace, and commercial pros.
perity, its sequence, with economy OF adj
ADMINISTRATION, will tighten the burden o.
taxation, while it constantly reduces tn,
national debt Let US have peace.
With great respect, your obedient ser
want, |. >. GRANT.
THE LETTER or SPEAKER CoLFAN.
The following is the reply of Speaker
Colfax to the committee announcing hi
nomination 10y the Chicago Convention:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 30.
Hon. J. r. Hawley, President Of thu
National Union Republican Convention
DEAR SIR: The platform adopted by The
patriotic convention over which you pre-
sided, and the resolutions which so hap
PLY supplement it, so entirely agree viii
my views as to just national policy that
my thanks are due to the delegates, a.
much for this clear and suspicious decla
ration of principles, as for the nomination
with which have been honored and which
/. | gratefully accept. When great re
bellion, which imperiled the national ex
istence, was at last overthrown, the duty
of all others deyolying on those intrusted
with the responsibilities of legislation
evidently was to require that the revolted
States should be readmitted to partieipa
ton in the government against which
they had erred only on such a basis as t.
increase and fortify, not to weaken or en-
danger the strength and power of thu
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Execution OF Joseph Brown.
M DIES AFFIRMING ms I>Nocr>>t

Az I'H@ AF'thNIN' l''N 'A.''' '.N'i"
-,
me laS's ,uhh',! '" WIZ" tue ,I"-'''!
at canaan Coiiilnula county, resulting III
tnt uea'l 81 'hg uIllI" aug 'llH' ',''"'i t.
Tor Whi'H '"S'Ph hio" II Oh gay "i','N N"'-
1tred the extreme pehaIty OF Inc IL" "i
Hudson ana ms VIC Josephine Drown,
as an accompIlce' Is now awaiting her trl"I
are too fresh IN me MINDS OF Gu" 7. ry2oe''
% require E'lIul'h III q',nl' 'i'[''E re-
I "a l,,'l are Us ,oL'"7' '"'' Fi
- " - "''HS 1,'ll' "'I ms w '"s. Pm
IN ~ '.',i ~ l''l", oN VI NV M
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mouse P'ih''i' my "Fig 'i''''t ~ ana
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sem u NJ h"rs 1'e ,, q 'o3I no"
oman VI lay '9' 70 ."Ng WIN '',y I!'i
.i'.'e ""''7 ''''i ~ eiin,' w." p a iI'i"I,e
-, =, 'ei,,'Vii9 '"i' ~ il1'. ', n,. way
i',s' my stopper a. ~, u,,'u' NJ @ nno
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g ','s" "a' III I'm Lnd hmt ' son Ply
- rnn pra,', , No., ~ a,,,i;on4;,u 20
~ a. onn ~, ''''N' iI.' lp'io1',oti ioi
sa. Tha ,a,r ' da,saJ H. $50 l','
80 g H. IT, ~ oaI I'll -,1 ",,i',''
$3.50, With "l.,ij;DLaJ H. CO.. ~ 1.
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c.t .,lo,.v of d ra,,uI,hc !. ,bot II ,br,v,,
,Le sbisi1 of IN nr,tar,ion oysr ,hn hmm.
blcs, and weakest of n, rronle. and vim.
5icatns Tho rigbts NJ tbe nnnr onl tbs
nowerlcss ms faithfully as those of tho ricb
and tho rowerfm roioicc. tom. in mi.
connection. n find in vnur platform NJ,
frank ma fearless ovGvnl tha, MAMMAL.
iled citizen. mpst lac rr.,erted abroad nj
cvery ba,,rd a. tlnuab tL.v,yrro p,riv,
horn Our whole rr,rlo are FOREIGNERS
or descendant, Of foreigners. our father,
established by arms their RIGHT 10 h,
called n nation il remains for II. IN 49,
taLl;.b H. ri,,bt T., como 4, ,,,,. .b,r,.
nll WHO mn, WILLING In, o,tbs If aIl.si,ne,
IN become American c;t;l.,s p,rnrtu,l
allegiance n, claimed abroad. is only nm.
other name fnr ,,,r,,ot,,,l L,rd,,,. ana
would mako all .lavas >, tbe snl ,ybrre
iiTSf f1Cv s57y T15,5 m 7,7 nm i7rrr,ll
cemoteri,s proye how f.i,hfnllv tLcs,
ontLs ef fdclitv Ia thoir od,n,cd lond
have Leau scaled in the lifa Mood nc tbnu,
sands unon thousands should NC ~,
not be faitlIass ia Tho do,d II ". l;l mo-,
nrntcct tLoir liyi,,,, br, tl,ro, IN 10 fn1l
endowment &C ,l,,t n,,i,n,G,,. INV y.li,L
liz Ly .;5o ,;,I, H., ,,,t;,. l.,,.,, o,,r III
5;ers Is for,;.,,, li,,l, lsiJ dnv.,, ,l,;r
I;vrs. Il mas ft,ina t,a tLat IA, ,,,,,re.
.cnta,ivos of a n,rty ,,Lirb had ,'rnyca
,,no =, ,,a.;o,ai 49,. =, G,,,,, = ,,.,,
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49, I'm - =, ,i'' t.g ~
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t ny, i'''"', n"''',lH' circuit ana eo'0
lai'h rs REGARDS l'' uCo'' 'ne cost ol "u'
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been Of the most remarkable character
and we have the word Of Senator Wilson
that he is for Grant and ColiaS, With
out that assurance, We have no doubt OF
his loyalty II johnson should try a
thousand tunes il is not probable that he
would make a more satisfactory appoint
ment We are at loss 10 account for Mr.,
Stautun's opposition,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Sperial Notires,
"~priug II is eheer,'
Winters dwarH

"~prng II is eheeTv,'
WINTER Is drvary,
thv'u lt.,yrs hang, lat the hrlNn lAust lily
when be- II shaken,
lone and larsaken,
What can au Oh man DO but die 90
Why, take Plantation Rttttrs, 70 be sure, aud
with them a new ,tasr 81 ltt N old afe made
young again, tho mtddle-agrd rcloirc, and the
Young become dnuhy brilliant by using this
splendid TOuic Dyspepsia, heartburn, iIyeT
Headache, fsu- IA the ssir, "Cnek
In the BACK, +" anl an symptoms 90 stamaehle De-
Iangement Weld AZ once 10 Tine hrath-glyins in
iiueuee OF Plantation lhttrIe, They add strength
20 the system aud buuyaury Co tl,v WuI,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

BE- Cholera, which ragged so fearfully in 1878,
was cured, in multitude of cases. by the use of
Johnson's Anodyne Iiniment It is a sure cure
for pain and cramp in the stomach.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

80 ''''" ~, -,
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the ovccntinn
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Inc night before The ,NceUun th'
condemned man slept well In the morn
lns he rrtook "i h"ht breakfast
shortly after he Wa, visited 10y me Key
W IN. Il, johnson OF Tag Episcopal church
ms llti'lul Slll.ua' SHNl>'r' VII" relh4lh
81 with him until has execution, The
clergyman read the nth and 9TH chapters
OIL Johh' ana the VISITATION. service Ion
prisoners aud the sacrament wa> admin
lstercd' LEY, Silas Fitch, Of the Metho-
dist church, was all present at the lie,
quest Of ReN, Mr.. Johnson and prayed
e-4t''eF>+4-Sith -i-e-hnamrd- man
lis Wlie was present during these solemn
scenes and dressed INN with strupnIous
care IN a neat suit Of black Ills courage
never ior~ook him though he exhibited
deeper feeling than he was supposed L.
be capable Of Before leaving he endeaV-
,ored to comfort her lie ic1t great appre-
henSion rs To her fate seeming to care
more for her than himself In reply 10
ms expression OF lear that she might be
hanged she rcphed " wish was gong
10 be hanged with you. lie told her u
Keep up her courage and not TO think 81
him. She showed great emotion and
wept bitterly. The prisoner also exhibit
cd deep feeling. and said, My heart is
almost BURSTING am innocent cf the
crime"
TIE EXECUTION.
About I o'clock the sheriff entered the
cell and told Brown the time had come
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

FoREIGN,--Sullivan and pigot, the
Dublin editors imprisoned for the publ
cation of alleged seditious articles, have
been released on a writ of error
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
miscellaneous.
PMLRoAD ACROSS THE CON
III TINENT.

The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY arr authorized by acts q Congress 20 cons
stuct, with the aid and supervision Of the United
States Government, the Western AMI principal
portion Of the National Trunk line between the
Pacific Coast and the Mississippi Valley. They
have built by fan the most difficult and eNpen'
sise portion Of the Road, and have an mpreoe'
d,ntad working tofce extending the irNgk acuss
the Splt Lake Basin, ny the close Of lsGS, It Is
expected they will have to0 mil,s in tull opera
tion; and that the
ENTIRE LINE Will. BE COMPLETED IN
1870
Mime than TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS have been expended in the work, and the
CONSTRUCTION RESOURCES are ample ior
the rmalpder. They consist Of
!. UNITED STATES BONDS % the extent Of
$4,000 pr mile, average, delivered as thc wo'k
Progresses,
?. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS 10 the same
amount issued also aceorling To the progress OF
the road, and having the rreicrred claum superior
20 that Of the Government.
s, GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS along the
route, l.,soO acres pcr mile, or nearly ten million
acres in ALL which arr now selling AZ the minimum
rate OF 4, so pr acre,
4. CAPITAL. STOCK Of sso,oao e.As, ei which
5000 600 is subscribed and paid on thu work done
5. CASH RESOURCES comprising donations
frum California sources amounting 10 sI,'oo,wa
Net Earnings 49, "a lA-n q. $40 l1, max
ing total of more than
SEVENTY MILLIONS UPON TuE FIRST
10 MILES.
The Company now cayr or sale through u. at
their
Pan VALUE AID AccRurs lNrrnr,r
in currency, admitted amount OF the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

HIGHLY INTERESTING News. - Mothers take
notice. Mother Dailey's Quieting Syrup for chill
dren Teething. Large bottles only IS cents Sold
by Druggists. ii-w&dly.
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DkllSSIN Il

such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this
application Instead Of fouling the hair with pasy
sediment,it viii keep it clean and vigorous. It's oc
casional use will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling Oft, and consequently prevent badness
Free from those deleterious distances which make
some preparations dangerous and injurious 10 the
hair the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it.
II wanted merely for a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

n
lone and Arsaken
I What can an Oh man DO but die tN
a, 49,, I,....... me-. A.. -. 80,
~, tAA' t'.a..'' Et M ~, M, az
w tNvtl rs "H -. n, ~ r - 80 ~.
young heg,9me do4hy brilliant BY using TINS
Compls,nt' IIealasllc, Pam, ia tlr side, "Crek
m ne Back =" ana IN symptoms 81 Staruathie ne-
r4nsemsnt Weld AZ once Ia the hrHlth-giNlng in-
husnee Of Plantation m'ifle, tu'S n'I 'a'hs'h
!" V'' sEN'''' "''' ''"'| ''''
49,. ,,,.-,, ,.5,l,rl ,r,i.l.
,1.,. man r., r,,I,.,T,a. ana Al lllf Tie lll,r.
"HuN ME-, AND I'll DO you GOOD
Dr. l4nsieys lo"l ana n'lb ht'y,l, ale s,l'
,,ys y, IL. ia,'1 ami lin srr,iul,. dyspeu.ia
.r6.fi,rugs,, indigestion, iauudirr, headache and
bilious dlscases, general do@n'y, Sc, They
ceanse 'hr system, 'suHl' l'' .,'N',, ~
IN npp ',l"rI} I, ,,s,,r, i tn i,s,,t diseases
OF all kinds. clio. 4. GOODWIN \ co, Bos.
ton. Sold by an Druggists. manh3idSwm
MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLES AND TAN.
+ IN. n,ly rlislla remedy I'm those l,t,vn Ala.
-, -. =,
,"'''"'""' "H wv Jaw ~ wy IN'.t 49,
fteyhe Lotion Prepared only by lr' H. &
p,yr, "a Urul ~ New York ~ sid every.
ta.l,.,..,
NA'''' H''''-'''N"."
,,,,.,,>-., cm,,,p,r g>rY,r,i,
JANhNON = NAi ANhil ~ Nfi
AND TROthE POWDERS,
,.,,, 4, -. -.
=, y S'A#"N,,a aHI l'h'Att ''li''"f :" '..tS't"'
htadtyhe, h'd hirAth, h"'l''"'0Ni AsVsua'
hfonehii!,' 'nGRhS, t,'Aih'ss' NC ana AT "'sot-
dgrS resulting nun colds IN
HEAD THROAT Ann VOCAL ORGANS
{ M. ,.,,,.1,, -, ...t, ,,,,n . .,,s,,h h,t
A"N t'l".'H " w. ''.3 ~ . 't','' -
NN7,',S u ms li,' ~ - ~ al "i nl'v''i'
lnA'AlE ''ihu'Ahs utu y. " an u'"'aS"e a.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

bearing six Fer cent, pr anut!n both INTER-
EST and PRINCIPAL being explicitly made
PAYABLE IN GOLD COM" confTmah'y
EsitA thn-speoie LAWS Of the Pacific States.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

The Bonds ar OF 81 ,ooo each, with stm'-annu''
gold coupons attached, rayuoie IN July and jan
uary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

The Company reserve the night 70 advance the
price al any time hut all orders actually IN
trausitu al the time of any such advance Will b.
filled at present price. They ARE believed 10 COM
bine greater attractions Of safety, reliability and
profit than any other securities now Offered, and
are recommended 10 persons seeking drSITTttr
steady investments. We receive all classes Of
Government Bonds, at their full market rs'es. IN
exchange for the Central Pacific Railroad Bonds
thus enabling the holders to realize from 3 . |e
per cent. profit and keep the Tfine pal 81! their
investments equally SECURE,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
TO HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
And other Securities and Valuabes.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS,

40 State street, Boston.
LEE, HIGGINSON & co. otter for rent, Safes
inside their vaults at rates from $40 to 800 per
annum. They also offer to receive on special
deposit, as Bailees securities OF persons living in
the country or travelling abroad, officers OF the
Army and Navy, Masters of Vessels. and others.
Circulars, containing full particulars, forwarded
on application to HENRY LEE, Manager.
Boston, March 2, 1865. deod0wiy
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In Ilut hotts"si AZ bur llo1Ilr,
For the cure ui IAmeness, Scratches, Wind calls,
Spraius, Bruises, Spliuts, Calls Cuts, Coho, Slip
ping stitc, Overlooking, Sore Throat, Nail in
the Foot, g..
~ -9l.a- a4I4a employ 1urz1z lr1 ASSURED that
this Linimcnt Will DO all and morc than is stated
in curing the ahove.named complaints. during
twenty years it has uegey failed 20 give satistac-
ton IN a single instance. Sold 10y the Druggists,
Depot, St. Cogtlaudt Street, New York.
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Bank Is aUl Dealers in Government .snll,a*,
No. N,~-,r SrgrFr
Apl1d&w:3m NJ" \#fa.
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JACkSON'S CATARRH SNUFF
AND TRoCHE POWDERS,

\ drlrhttul and pleasant remsdy in Catarrh,
Headache, BAD Breath Hnrseue,s, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, deafness, sc, and al dlsor-
dgrs resulting trum colds in
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VVI VI 0VII0v
Take Or. :. o, RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS, the mos, medicinal IN the
market Established IN 1905 marchl2leo3Swem
ONLY % CENTS FOR LARGE BoruFs Mother
Ball,y's GuiotIug Syrup for children, which
greatly assists the child through the months Of
teetLinr alltys all pain, reduces inflammation,
caructs aeity OF the stomach, and never tails 20
ii-w&lly
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GEN. ScHoFIELD.-The nomination of
Gen. Schofeld, in place of Mr.. Stanton,
was made soon after the Presidents at.
tempts to manufacture Secretary of
War out of poor fantastic old Al Interim
Pending the proceeding of impeachment,
the Senate refused TO confirm him; and
the case comes up again for final decis-
ion. The country will, in our opinion,
be lucky if it finds no worse man in the
War Department than the distinguished
officer now named. His services have
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ACROSTIC.
q entity il pcnetratc~ through every pore
Il chewing sufferers from each angry sort:
\ II wounds II heals with certainty and SPEED :.
G uts, Burns, from inflammation soon alc freed:
T. ruptions at It's presence disappear:
kins lose each staln, and the compl xion's clear
5 ALIVE such as 6race's every one should buy,
\ Il to its wondrous merits testify;
l. ct those who doubt, single box but try
erily, then its true deserts 'twould have;
Il zen unbellevers would laud GnAcE's SAVE,
may24deoi&wlm
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The Company now va,r or sale through u. at
their
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vIIE. SCAIE9g.D.

' cry truly yours,
SCHUYLER CoiF}E