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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

DR. CI.,BrEL. This distinguished physician
comes to crmout in great style this tilne-which
is nothing less than coach and four. He Is ac-
companiel by his lady and is received with great
favor by new and Old PATIENTS PergeHHes FER
Hl0Hter, july 3. 1865
Rev. John NJ Kcc, Forcstdale heart, liver, and
kidney diseases. Had been treated II years by
n. Y. physicians aud others.
Mrs. NJ. Cole, Barnet, drop~y and enlarged
liver.
5. j. Freeman, Peacham. fits years.
Mrs. McNab Derby, rrolapsus. Wore sup
porters - years. Complete cure by DR. C. last
year. Walks on rides without any supporters
References permitted.
70 Diseases told at sight
5n- Five minutes consultation free.
I'd. Examination of disease 81 90.
/ ~. Medical treatment, reasonable price.
I Ladies can come ut all hours without comment
/ See signs, and come direct up to the parlor.
/ j3vlIn A. ID. CRABTRE NJ d.
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NOrICE.-THENoN- RESIDENT

NM, Dodge. I,..a,,.
INV DANA a.. JONES. ! '''4' =
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

Ps Meus Custom Work manufacture! 10
I order, as usual sept-1dtn 'c'iN l."tih
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

All ", ak ia tli, To satisfy al. Don't t4rsr'
the place
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COUNTY LIBRARIES.

octl4deod &weow2m
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CIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE OF LoUlsIAsA-cITY OF NEW oRLE ANS.

Be it known that this ninth day o. July eighteen hun
dred s'xty-eght befe me- Sem MagDer, notary pub
lie, duly commissioned and in for he parish Of
RENT MLLAUDON, Esq, Of this city, President Of the
Hstoosi Marine and FIRE Insurance Company Of New
unto me, notary, certain document written in the Eng
Ir 10 ~ an eStrset from he mnSts Of the esper
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the NATIONAL MARINE
July 1865 ana required of notary 70 record and de-
p"st the in current register and to the
be du recorded in the Office Of the Recorder of Mortgages
In compliance wherewith T. notary have annexed said
serve as need may be have paaphed the same Ne Vere
corded the which is in the words and figures following
OFFICE OF THE NATIoSAL MARINE ANO FIRE)
INSURANCE COaPANY.
New Orleans, July 7, 1858 }
Extract om the Minutes of the General Meeting Of the
Stockholders held On the TIN instant
Resolved That the Of this Company sh hencefrth
be FlkEMtNs INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS and the Directors shall have power 10 devise
That there shall he Fifteen as Directors OF III, Company
and sny Stakeholder having twenty-five shares Of stock
standing in his In that Of the rcia hrm
Of which he member shall Be eligible as Director; in
no election shall any Stakeholder have the right TO vote on
more than one hundred 400 shares.
That the yearly net profits OF the Company shall be divided
Ten per cenum of said profits shall be first paid
secoDd-Tsn per centum Of the remainder of said net
profits shall be paid TO The Frtmens Association Of New Or
ThirJ-Tbe balance shall divided between the Stock
RATA in the proportion cash paid up capital ssa
bear tS the cash prempm paid by such insured the Stock
their otes and the ssured their pro cash
sgn: s sRST6Hsst F s.c4ss4y
THUS deposited and recorded in Oice New Or
% in the s o. Ee% G. GO nG James
aoe com etent witnesses woo sign these presents with
tsigneal +. @. GOITSCHALK.
ia. ned s. NAGNER Notary Public
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Chf gsit Orleans Grestent.
Summer Song In the Gttx


This Is the time of fresh winds blowing.
Ano cuckoo calls, and heather bells.
AIIs Is me tine when streams are flowing
DOWN the green mist of dreamy della:
foey, Poesy,
Stay In London lanes with me-
In the deep valley spring winds hover,
ohAhing the dew from their wild hair;
Beyond the cool shade of the lover,
Inc mower sWeats with sleepy stare:
Solor and sweet melody
FIJI the forest greenery.
The mavis sings, Young lover, lover,
be quick, be quick-kiss sweet kiss sweet! -
11e young love breathes sweet as clover;
1he old love hangs like ripened wheat
Misery, o Misery!
Dost thou listen! canst thou see?
The scent Of summer lOateth hither,
Into the dull streets whitening blaze;
The white clouds part, and eyes look thither
From thirsty lanes and weary ways:
Charity, Charity!
Scatter thy bright seed fearlessly.
Nor shady boughs nor summer gold
Pleasure the souls who lie so deep;
Only the beggar is less cold,
And feels camer thirst for sleep:
POesy, U POesy
Whisper sweet to such as he
When with the grain all England quivers,
When nuts grow milky, wheat ears burst;
When clearly sparkle all the rivers,
All, TO be hungry and athirst!
Water and bread, o Charity,
Bring TO poor humanity!
Dark is the poor ones health and lonely,
% He would not learn. he would not know;
a. Graves the blessed wheatear only,
Not the sweet light that makes it grow.
Fruit Of the forbidden tree
Were but sour to misery
Now all the days are rich with beauty
And other angels roam elsewhere;
o Poesy here lies thy duty,
In darker days and fOuler air
POesy. O POesy!
Fold thy wings and do not flee
While all the plains are heavy laden,
And heavier grows the ripenng ear,
Pause 10 thy place, o heavenly maiden.
Gather thy harvest with no fear;
Let other angels wander free,
Say thou Amen to Charity!
ROBERT BUCHANAN.
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APPROVED BY TIE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IOdide OF Iron aud Man
Raneae pills.

The treatment Of chootc scrouous affections IL always
long and teoOus with ptual prepare ions which
unrsquenty fail owing 20 The stomach not being able 10
support them The researches OF Professors HannOn OF
Brussels Gensoul aud FeTeduin OF Lyons; Berzeus and
Trousseau Of Paris have demonstrated that this lanentable
failure owing the Absence Of Manganese which, we'll
Iron esseutia element Of the blood These Puls
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics aud
consequently received toe appreciation OF the Academy
OF Medicine the principal scientific bodies They
employ ed with certainty Of against Chloros Green
Sickuess) stomach Complaints Poverty the God Ir
regular and preferable the pills Of 0dids
tons
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DIGAUD 81 CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pstronzed BY the Fmpross Of the French and
used in all fashionable circles for It's Excellence and S1ps
ority.
klGAUD 4 CO.'S YLAHGYLANg and MANILA
BOUQUET, the new scent. Rigaud Co. the only
poer IN EUROPE Of the fragrant extract Of Yangyand from
the Philippine Isles.
BIGAGD co s TOLUTINF delicious Toilet Water.
superior 10 Eau De Cologne, Toilet Vinegar or Florida
Water
RIGAUD a cos MIRANDA SOAP, sxquisitsy per-
fumed and keeping It's fragrance 70 She last.
RIsAUD A co = Miranda PONArUM, for prsssry-
ing and beauty ing the hair.
RIGAUD A Co.'s DEGTORTNE, most agreeable
elixir for preserving the and peuming the breath
RIGAUD A co.'s TOOTHChB an, remarkable pre-
partition urodurinv briffant whiteness 70 the teeth
RIGAUD co.'s rose POWDER, supsrior TO Violet
and All other Starch ana Rice Powders.
THE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET,
with Photographic Illustrations viii DO sent reoeps Of
stomp
wholesale Rgaud Co. As me de Rlohsisu, Paris I;
Agent Nswbey Sons, As ST. Paula Chareh Yard, Lon
don.
y. DUCONGE's.
50 ChAg,res street.
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Digestive Ynxir Of Pep.,ne.

GRIMAULF a co, UHEMI5Th, PAkIo.
PEPSNE. the latest scientific discovery Of DR. Corvsart
physician to his majesty the Emperor OF the French, Is tbs
Gastric Juice itself rather the digestive principle purified
witch digest oOd In the stomach. When by
other the supply Of digestive fluid small the inevitable
consequences bad digestion. gastts gastraA inam
nation Of the coats Of the stomach and bowels heart
burn. ptuite anana ss Of strength and On femalssJ
ch Oross The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned BY the
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
ali such diseases and prevents vomiting daring pregnancy
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Chsrbone, says the VIcksburg Times, is pre-
vailing 10 an alarming extent in the swamp
country lying between the YszoO and Mississippi
rivers. Il is killing stock of all kinds by the
wholesale. Many animals die while eating. The
appetite and digestive organs remain unaltered
through the whole course of the disease. Some
times cattle while grazing on the lawn suddenly
fall and die in q few minutes, whose condition a
short time before offered every hope Of recovery.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-12

The Elk Mountain Cheese Factory, Buncombe
county, N. c., commenced operations on the 18th
April last, and has already turned out over 5000
pounds of cheese.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-12

from the book Of the Company.
OHAs. BRIGGS, President
J. P. ROW. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUIsIAEA,
PArish Of Orleans City Of New Orlssns.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- 2Sd day EAroh
1873 PAUL w. COLLERs,
Third Justice Of the Rsacs
70 hs legal holders thsreof the Monday May next
oHAs. BRIGGS PrSsidsaI
AM CARRIKRE, Vice President
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syrup OF Psruv,nn narh and Iron.

-PHPARvD BY
GRIMAULT 90,
Chemists to a. i. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine pr3ents IN Agreeable FORM the activs
pnc Pies Of Peruvian BARK, the best tonics combined
with Iron Of the prncipa Of the blood IL IL
scbed BY the eminent physicians Of Paris 70
ChOr0ss Green kcknessJ 70 facilitate the develop OF
young females and health aud vg1r the system
in general. 10 rapidly The distressing stomach
plants caused by anea aud leuc hea which lsdes
often subject uarzes and facilitates the flow Of the
caamena, aRd Is also excellent for pale, lymphatc and
scrofuous children. Lastly excs the appetite prompt
dge ton srd IL extremely beneficial al pers1ns
blood has been impoverished bv illness long dieut
conyaeseonee The effects Of this Syrup certain
and speedy.
u DUCONGES,
So Chaurss street
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ERENCM MEDICINEs-
-PKEPARED
GRIMAULT d CO., CHEMISTS,
RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS
Asthma, Oppression. DysPnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABis INDICA.
PREPARED BY GRIMAuLr a Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.

Recent experiments IN France England and Germany have
that these Cigarettes sovereign remedy for the
above distressing affections especially when BeladoRna,
Stramonum and Opium have failed to give relief.
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No More CopaIba and Cubebs,
GRIaAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or
NATICO YEGETALIa

other medicines have flod these preparations
always effect Thess inure rapid and eNtrA0rdna
and chronic Of private Diseases
They used In the hospitals Of Paris the celebrated Dr.
BcOrd aud found greatly superior u all hill orto knoen
remedies Oopabs Cubeba The
nsoe In and capsules IN chronic cases
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INSURANCE.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL sTATEMEs

lNSUhA
H,,xxrrrxru .rxu sr.-,-
IN
-or rHs-
OhESCENT MUTUAL lNoUhANCE COMPAN1.
New Oriesn.. May es. 1865.
-. -.u... -.,.. .A.-.A. ..,....-,,
LEASING s,.,.,., =, ar ST. a, a.. oo.a - 49,. so..
day of April. 1868:
~. n ,---1iH' iOs y.-l'''''''" -. o. %
- pl- e. -. ~ 40, %
''' '.- '''
$500 =
Fire 10 ses paid and estimsted..s $500 s.
Mar ...'..-..'.......'......... V.U4 0
Pad Tsxes.......--.................. 26.0ls 81
P.s interest," r.tnrn D,.in.
Graz expenses less discount e'e'''' e'o's u
oso.sIs %
Net profts.......................... 81 9S5 10
Loans on bonds and Mortgaee.... 60 s,sss
- log 81 so
Cash on Rand . q lO1 ST. "a
Loans on pledge Of stocks on call s. 400 90
100. 1887 81
- - eOse VI ''o'A y" ""e'''' =. - "
49, ~ ~, - - ''0~
=. M. 4.
''''''''''''''''''''''' no !" III ~ a.
Consolidated City Bonds. 5000 90
City Bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 90
'-o'otl -
nr. Co. pr.r,nns an ,o,rs. AZ col
lac,io, An en- m
$Hsa4 6S
Suspended Notes, Stocks ana Bonds. 8 4s6 S6S
Interest uncsllsd tOr....:.,..........s 1880 Is
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HONE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
once. No. rs Camp st.. corner Of Natchsz street
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
Premiums received during the year ending
December 81, lS57-..... 800 90
Losses taxes, expenses, reinsurance etc,
paid during same period. ............. s17,TaO IS
Assets the slst December 1857 sSs 7e4 on
This Company continues to insure against the pers Of the
Seas. Rivers and loss damage BY Fire, the
rates Of premium.
ALFRED MOULTON, President
WIN. N. PERKINS, Vice President.
A. W. HUNTER. Secretary
TRUSTEES:
j. n. Ansp J. Il. Ludwigsen, Y. X. Converse,
A Monitor, Vim. Chambers, A. II. May,
B r. Ethel, John T. Moore, ROoert Hare,
Wn NJ Perkins, J. +. IssnhOnr. John q. Rogers.
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MEDICAL.
VINO TAKES THE MONEY!

MEDICAL.
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!
will produce remedy that will instantly remove and
readily and permanently cure pain Ia the Head Teeth
s,des Him kbdomep IsSs SpRI. Feet Tass n,srns =,
external, acute chronic, Old Ulcers, Fresh Wounds
Fnghtul Cancersn TACT, l pain nom any cause Rheu
Labor Pains-as quick Pain Paint reduce
rapidly, hes permanently soon, give pain In Its
pcson whether applied 20 the weakest infant or the most
feeble or aged person, and Is harmless as Pain Paint
'1s4 JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.
EACTs u Messrs n Kiener A Holands. No s8
Il fOydras street. Manufacturers OF the Maakon Btters
GentemenI have examined the patent that granted
Btters and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated TO excite and keep In good order the digestive
organs have prescribed said Bers tines and In
obsdisnt servant A. MERCTER NJ D., l9s Canal street
Msakod Bers and End nothing In the Ingredients thereof
calculated inur0usy the human unless
taken In nordinste quantities. Indeed nothing hu "a
Your Malakon Bitters, which 1 have examined do not
any Ingredients injurious TO health, and may be
mended 10 those who arsin want Of COED tonic
Yours NJ. SCHUPPERT N. ID.
A BOOK FOR THE UNrOKrUNATE.
j. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES lmpotency Loss Of Power, Nervous Debility with
empating marriage sent BY mail receipt Of Is oenA BY
j. B. DUFF A GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street,
Where all private diseases successfully treated
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hi, Company continues 70 insure sgsins. the Pes Of the
Sea- River and against Fresutect TO the conditions Of the
tariff Of Tire Board Of Underwriters Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15
Baltimore Market.

Conee.-There Is nothing at all doing in Ria
and the market IL a. fiat as ~ Is possibly 10 b.
No buyers. q aotations in the absence Of sales
entirely nominal.
Flour.-Northwestern is IN good supply aud
win hmlted demand; market heavy. We note
ssles OF 100 bols- Super al 80 25; 100 bbls Indi-
ana Family SIP Rye Flour quiet AZ Ss-5OasI TO-
Corn Meal steady but inactive. The general
tone o1 the market rs weak.
Grain.-Oferings Of Wheat yesterday Were
composed OF 2O0 bu. white and ASA bu red:
the millers are buying sparingly and eonfn ne
their purchases 10 Southern, OF which we re-
port LOO bu. Maryland red st 90: 100 AZ - a5
and l30 bu. al =. so OF spring we report a sale
OF N-evO ou No. |, in store. taken for export at
s2-IO. Corn.-Onerings 4,9JO bu. white ana aud
l.DO ov. yellow; market steady for white under
the limited receipts, with sales of GOO bu At
s1ls; $50 bu. do. al 81 16 CSC bu az 81 II. 93D do
at sl.l3: Late do inferior al SLIP: 900 do do al
elO5; of yellow only 355 bushels sold at 81 2Ia
sl13. Oats-2,66t bn. offered, with sales of
sl,5Oo bu. at 90c.; Zoo do, &C 800 do p2c: lOo
do, dsmaged, e5c.
ProvIslons.-There WAS some little i'm prove
ment visible yesterday ln the increase OF or
ders for bacon, which are filed at l4Sal4s.
cents for shoulders; l6A al cents for rib sides
EkaT cents for clear RIB Hams are un-
changed ranging as to quality from 20 90 - =
cents, latter Lanes canvassed. Mess Pork
lots are quoted a. S29.51aS3O Lard 20 cents an
Jobbing lots. Nothing whatever doing in bulk
meats. and in the absence OF sales it is difficult
10 give reliable quotations.
Sugar.-Hclders firm, AT an advance Of 4
cent on refining grades. No chan ge in grocery
styles, though held firm. Stock Of all descrip-
tions very small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15

PoLlTIcAL.-As republican candidates for
the Congressional nomination for the Gle yeland
(Ohio) district, the Heroid names r. T.. Parsons,
James Mason, and Samuel Williamson, Of
Cpyahoga county; Messrs. Upson and Good
hue, Of Summit; and Mr. Osborn, of Lake.
Vallandigham says, through the Dayton
(ohio) Ledger: ".War Democrats Of the Mar.
ble-Halpine school, only waste breath and pa.
per and ink IL they imagine that their threats,
or their vows, or their oaths, meet with any,
thing but contempt from the more than 10000
Of tactua, positive. unccnvertea, and unde-
niable peace men in the West and the border
States South. We are Of that sort ourself pre-.
eis.ly; and all around in this valley for fifty
miles there is scarcely any other kind to be
found: and in the State of Ohio especially they
number ls1 600 with nearly five years increase
to be added - n-----.'
The Richmond Dspech talss in thn wise:
"We regret to see the spirit manifested by the
Northern Democrats of both factions. We can
not imagine how they are to be brought to.
sether IN the support of any candidate for
President, if Mr.. Vallandighams paper and
General Haipines paper indicate the true feel.
i,gs. OF the factions WHICH they rssuecti yeIy
claim to represent. The War Democrats would
vote for General Grant rather than for Pendle-
ton: and the Copperheads, or Peace Democrats
would rather that Grant should be elected than
seymour, or Sherman, or Hancock. These
chickering's give us of the South little reason to
hope for relief from the despotism that no w
oppresses us A
Georgia elects six Republican Congress.
men, Louisiana four, North Carolina six, South
Carolina four, Arkansas three; total, twenty
three. Georgia elects one Democrat, Louisiana
one, North Carolina one; total, three
The Illinois Democracy are making great
preparations for the coming campaign il appa
reDtly being ther determination to make il, on
their part, one of the most determined sin ce
that of 1S60.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

Two lads beth Intoxicated, at a meeting at
Campbell &. II. on Monday. passing under a
L. =. nag tore IL down. They have been ar
rested, snd the case reported to Gen. Schofeld
The Clarke County Journal says:-"LieuteD-
ant Cluney. of the U. :. A. visited Berryyille
during the past week, and closed the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. For the past two years
dispute had existed between that are called
the Northern and Southern Methodists'-
Ii is said in Richmond, that Allen. one of the
Prince Edward COnventionisis, is 10 receive
the position of Clerk of the Hustings Court,
now occupied by Mr.. Howard, aud that Mr. r.
W Ralston, City Auditor, is to be superseded
by Col. =. A. Davis.
In the U. :. Circuit Court, Tuesday, Judge
Underwood sustained a motion TO q uash an in
dIctment We. Corbin Crutchfeld. of Spotsylya-
MIA County, under indictment tor conspiring TO
defraud the Government Gov. Wells argued
the case for defendant
Efforts are making for "wells organ" in
Richmond.
Col. A. Il. Davis, U. :. Deputy Marshal AZ
Richmond, has resigned his position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-15
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.


The reputation this excellent medicine enjovs is
derived from Its cures, many q shieh are truly
where the system seemed saturated With oorrup,
non, have been purified and cured by II. scrofu
waited BY the scrotulous contsminstion until they
were painfully affecting, have been radically cured
toe Country, that the public scarcely need to be
informed Of its virtues or
enemies Of our % race ofien @ this unseen and SnfeIs
tenant q the org.nism underHines the oonstitu;
diseases, without exciting su.pieisn Of lie pres.
eHce: Again. IL seems to breed infection through
% son develop into oae cp 1sher Of i. sidsoa.
forms either on the surface or among the vitals:
IL the lung. or heart OF tunoTs formed in the
liver or Il sheys its presence By eruetions on the
Hence the occasionsi use Of : bottle OF @ this ssr.
sspsrill Is advisable. even when no sstive synp.
$ a,'fo o-ss ss'.t sSssn' e:nss. ss'fs
{, sgd ,bs s%ss''s S:. ss ss :.s sss s. 1s
Rhenm scsld Head. kinGuorm. Sore Eyes, Sore
scrofuous disss.s. klsc. in the nor. oo.os.led
iorms. As pyspegsia, Drossy as.rt pise,ss, ~ Fits,
syphfiis or veneresi and Mercurisl Diseases are
S1isa Il sSess oSsansse %.sdiss by s.y Sssieine
But long Continued use Of this medicine will cure
he and s 81 ls
soos relieved and ultimately Cared b. is SsriiSins
s.ch csse Are found in our Himsnre sas.,if iof
cratic. Rheumatism and Gout. when eaused hy
accunuafiope OF extraneous matters In the blood
pidity, Consestfcs or Inflammation Of the Liver,
ssss Il S sss' 2s
IAkiLLA Ae great restcrer for the strength and
I:ss 1hs:s sss :ss s -ssss . END
Eefyous AIprehensions OF Pears, OF sny Of the at
tsctions y mptomatis OF weakness. Vim Ind imme-
mase relief and cvinctnG evidsncs Of ts rsstorN-
tive power upen trial.
81 j. PKErAnEp By
Dk. j. O. AVER . CO., LowRLL, MAa.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL oHKnsSs
Sold by all Drugsists Bveryshers.
ea. 81. - q. D. GILMAN,
NH l-eosm Asent, Washiagsou.
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FROM CALIFORNIA

The Impeachment acknowledgements
tive ANten COmine-Fire Department
Specie Coming. &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, May l5.-At Democratic
meeting last night, Eugene Casserly. Senator
elect, and Congressman AxteIl spoke severely
against the effort making to coerce votes of the
senators on impeachment. The Times and
bmhnn deprecate the outside partisan pressure,
and say that the ques ton is above party. Mr.
Axtell sailed for New York yesterday
One-third of the paid fire department in this
city has been disabled by accidents at fires
during the past week.
Sailed, steamship Golden Age, for Panama
with S1,GOo,0O0 in treasure, nearly all Of which
Is for New York. The China steamer is due on
Saturday -