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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-20

AN ANECDOTE OF DEAN SwIFT.-The
eccentric Dean Swift was walking in the
Phoenix road, Dublin, when thunder
shower came on, and he took shelter
under tree, where party was shelter
ing also, two young women and two
young men. One OF the girls looked
very sad, till, as the rain fell, her tears
fell. The Dean inquired the cause, and
learned that il was their wedding day;
they were on their way to church, and
now her white clothes were wet and she
couldn't 60 Never mind, I'll marry
you," said the Dean; and took out his
prayer book, and there and then mar
ried them, their witnesses being present;
and, to make the thing complete, he
tore leaf from his pocket book, and
with his pencil wrote and signed certi-
ficate which he handed to the bride. 1t
was as follows:
"Under tree, in stormy weather,
married this man and woman together.
Let none but Him who rules the thunder
Sever this man and woman asunder
JONATHAN SWIFT,
Dean OF st. Patricks.'
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STATE OF VERMONT.
A oCL a M a r o N

a Pa C L a M a r I o N.
UvHEREAS, the st. Adams Bank, corpora
w ton, duly incorporated by the Leglslaturo o
of the State Of Vermont. located and dong busi-
ness at St Adams in the county OF frahknn'
has made application to me, requesting me ~
issue a proclamation designating some uat
for the termination of the existence OF Saiu GU
And xhereasit has been made 90 appear toin
that two-thirds of the legal votes OF the stock
holders of said corporation were gwen III iasor
OF said application.
Now therefore, /, Paul Dillingham;, Governor
Of the State of Vermont, III conformity with said
application, and the provisions Of section eigh-
ty-six and eighty-seven of chapter eighty Of
the General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby Is
sue my proclamation, and declare that on the
twenty-ffth day Of March, A. d. 1868, the said
corporation shall cease to exist fully and
with the same effect as If said charter expired by
the limitation thereof.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto signed
my name and caused the seal of the State
L.. to be hereunto affixed, in Executive Cham
beFs ut Waterbury, this 23rd day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1867, and Of the independence Of
the United States the Dist
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
Ry the Governor,
VIM. p. DILISGHAA,
Sec'y Of Civil and Military Aahairs.
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0rarellers' 6uidt.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND sULLIvAS
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Feb. "A. 1893.
TEAISs d0Isd sorTH Az Elsr


Leave st sAlbaus At 6.l5 = H.. l2O5 p. H., and
TOO y. N.
Maii Train leaves ST. Albans - els s. N snd
connects az Burlington with Rutland Road, a.
White River Junction and Bellows Falls WITH
trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield, aud
with trains on Pa-sumpsic T. T.. 4rlVes a. SoN
York 80 1915 p. IL.
Dav Express leaves Montreal AZ $50 : H., ST.
Johns no loco d. m. Ogdensbu-gh At go ia-
Rouse Point at l0,45 a. H.. Tor Boston &c, ar
irving III Boston. via. Lowell ~ 1919 .. n
Night Exprr-- leaves OS.i,u=bursh a. ll.Su .
u Montreal al 800 o. M. Eot.se's Point 81 40
p Ill- ST. Johns 81 450 p. IA, arriving a. Boston
10 + 40 a. H., connecting ~ Below ais With
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester and
vlth ermQ nS alley Railroad fur Springfield &c,
and arriving IN Newlork at $3.50 p. M
rBaINs 0cISG NORTH aSD wEsI
Leave Tor Montreal st 6:lO a. N. 7:l5 P IN.
For sReuse Point and Ogden=bursb a. Cos
1895 p. Ia, and 10 p M
Dav Express leaves Boston VIA. Lowell So =.
M. for Burlington, 81. Albsns, and AOntreA s..
O-densburgh, C..
Mail Train leaves Boston VIA Lowell - 700
a. H.. via Lawrence and Fitchburg Al 30 4. H.,
Springfield az Z As q. m. for Burlington, and
st Adams.
Accommodation Train leaves Northheld At
500 a. m. for Burlington, Rutland, -. Albsns
Rous,'s Point Ogendesburgh, Nc.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls 81 1000 p
H.. receiving passengers from Vermont VALLEY
Railroad, leaving Asw York At l2.l5 P. M, and
from Cheshire Railroad, leaving Boston ~ 30
d. M. connecting az White River Junction with
Tram leaving Boston az 500 9. H., flr Burning
toD. Ron-e's Point. Montreal aud Ogdensburgh,
connecting with Grand Trunk Trains for Ihs
West.
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the nighi
Express trains running between St Albsnz anf
Boston. and St. Adams and Springfield
Through tickets for Chicago and the West T.
sale AZ fhp rrineiuai stations.
q. MERRILL, sup
St. Adams. Feb. 2t ls6s.
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CHRONIC CATARRH.

Why ent,rtain thi- loathsone disease when
reliei can be- obtained We meet those every
day who are suffering from Catarrh to such AN
extent that the .ir passages in tho head are in
decomposed condition. the nose aud throat
filed with such mass OF corrupt matter that
they are objects of disgust to themselves, aud u
pity to those with whom they associate.
Chronic Catarrh usually affects the head. fau-
ces and bronchial tubes. Il is invariably caused
by Immoral nhsmmatory blood, 10y which
the mucous membrane Is made sore OF infiamed
producing copious effusion OF viscid matter
II il be produced by scrstula ia the blood it Is
almost certain to end in consumption unless
speedy cured because 1t IL impossible to en-
tirely prevent the matter from running down
the bronchial into the air ycsicles, and such is
the eNcoriating. sealdins II the property
matter it, contact with tho delicate Innings OF
the air-cells at once causes irritation, and in-
vites the Immoral properties II the blood to lie
posit therein rubercles and Ulcers.
CRtarrh almost ALWAYS attends Consumption,
and frequently leads 20 j,
Ia OIygenized An We lave a positive cure Ton
this disease. The remedy il taken by inhala-
/ ton, breathcd directly into the lungs, and
through them carried into tho blood: thus a.
soon ar the blood viii carry it, it reaches all
/ parts Of the system, deeomposins the impure
matter in the blood and e1pelling 1t through
! the pores, and through the natural channels
! from the system. Thus you VIII see that TIA,
cause Of the diseases is removed, and the disease
| itself must follow.
| In the same manner we treat and RADICAL,
! cure Bronchitis and Consumption. Let no on'
suffering from these Diseases despair ~ relief
/ II you are too far away to si-t cur oniee AID,
rec us personally write description OF You
symptoms, and forward to the address below.
Send for our circular, which gives q full dc
/ scnpton u these dis asses
Out Of the many thousands " tes4nouiai
/ received We publish th, following
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DUTLAND AND BURLINGTON AND VI
xor1xa NORTH ASD vIEsr.

Leave Brattleboro st 100 :. N, 40 4 40 ?;
m Arrive AT Bellows falls al 1900 A. n Snd
$40 and 9:55 p. N.
Leave Bellows Falls st l1.SS p; NJ 80 p N
10 N0 m. Arrive st Rutland At $40 P NJ
goo D. N. 12.55 a. m. sso
Leave Rutlanda at 600 a. m. 10 ,. N g ~
n n, f9n a. m. Arrive al Burlington al s,t3 :
m. 4-25 D. n, and els P. N. 4.l5 s. IN
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-20

All Printing brought 10 this Ohice both PLAIN
and Ornamental, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. at prices AS low as the times will admit
We DO our work much better than can any
Office that viii do job Of printing for nothing
for the sake OF dopnving Us OF it, and We are
ready to compare our work with any similar
class of printing done in the cities, both III neat
ness and price.
Hand your orders into the Transcript Book
and job Printing Establishment If yon take any
pride in having your printing done in work
manlike manner.
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Dr. L c. BLOOD
Ny Dear SRI have tested your remedy
"o1ygenized All" in advanced stages Of Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis, aud Consumption and the
results have been in the highest sense, salts
factory; so positive am Of its wonderful pow
er to arrest the progress Of the above named
diseases, that can conscientiously advise all
who may be suffering from them to place them
selves under the treatment at once.
Respectfully yours,
Rev. Il. TONILINSoN,
Plymouth, Mass.
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Heavy Goods

At cost and less to make room io cur Spring
stock. that l. already coming IA. We keep the
largest assortment Of
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On. /. c. Bloom
Dear > ae-ir 90 give you nav testimony
in regard to Tho ,4lue % Your scientific system
Of treating c.tarrh and diseases Of the Eespi.
ratory organs hs,, used your remedy, .o2y-
genized Ar, IN my practice for tho last year
with complete success. l hav, cured the worst
forms u catarrh, and majoit, Of tine cases Of
Bronchitis aud Consumption in their advanced
stages. unquaHdeliy pronounce oIygenil-
ed Air the greatest boon ever yet conferred
upon our suffering race. and hope the day not
far distant when every intelligent physician viii
adopt your system in the treatment q All forms
OF chronic affections.
Fruorually yours,
I'M LEE, NJ D.,
No. 1893 Westminster ST. Providence
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Sold at Cost,

such as over Coats, Under Coats, Pants, Vests
Shirts, Drawers, Hats Caps, &c, Re. We are
selling orr
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BeInIS Collar,

Bat keeps large assortment Of dozen other
styles. Ties, Bows, and Knots. We have and
keap for sale every New style. We ask atten-
ton Of all who wish
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Half Suits, Goats, Vests and Pants. Under Gar
ments, Hats Caps, Collars. Ne NOT only make
q speciality of the
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All Teas warranted. and money refunded II nos
satisfactory Teas 80 cents 81 90, 81 ~, 3 ~
~ 3d. and 81 Ja per D..
LEONARD BEAINElfu * ga
II. Adams, Dee. ioGl, isl-u
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
PRUSSIA.

Friendly Feeling Towards tho United States
An Impartial Umpire Between Amcricn and
Englaud. -
Al an Interview last week Count Bismarck told Gen.
era Carl schurs that was the desire Of
his royal MASTER tho King Of Prussia, TO cultivate the
good will Of tho people Of tho United States.
This favorable disposition Of the King Of Prussia 10
regarded by the Americans here most important in
OF the necessity which may arise for the selection
Of some European Power umpire in the pending
differences between the United States and Great Britain
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
Progress of the Revolution In Siuaion.
gan FRANCISCO Feb O. 1858


sAS Francesca Feb 9, 1863
Advloes from sinaloa 10 February have been re.
ceived. Nuch dissatisfaction caused by tho Leysa-
surs pronouncing In favor Of General Domingo Rubi
Governor. The general government had sent Corona
10 reconcile the difficulty, but before q seItle-
fnen OF the affair effected Corona recalled TO
GuadalaIara o. check on Lozada, whereupon sarnez
declared the election uDconstutona and assumed
mADd ad interim In Mazatlan None OF the officials hso
besu removed. No cnanges had been made except 10
the Governorship. Rubi was at Concorda with / 600
men Martinez forcc smaller but better supplied
No collision had yet taken place The foreign merchants
in Nasaan were In favor OF Martinez, expecting that
he would allow several cargoes Of European goods
due 10 enter ~ reduced duties. The difficulties
purely local Both Martinez snd RIB supporters OF
tfssldenl Juarez,
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
MEXICO.

Affairs In Nazatian aud Lower California.
SAN Francisco. Feb. 8, 1868.
Arrived, steamship Sierra Nevada, from Guaymss
With advices to January n, and Mazatlan, February
She loft at Guaymas her British Majesiys steamer
Scout The United States steamer Saginaw had sailed
sor Agarampo
Carlos y. Garlan becomes temporary Governor OF
Lower California,
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
VENE ZUELA:
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HEaiLu.

The Revolution In Arnsua aud COHedes-Thc
nfiuister Of War Killed la Battle-New Min.
tstry.
HAVANA, VIA LAKE CITY, Fla, Feb. 8. 1868.
Our latest advicss from Caracas, Venezuela, are
~ the 23d ultimo.
In Arsgua the insurrectionary troubles were
diminishing, but General Miguel Gil, commander
Of tho national forces and Minister Of War. had
been killed in action. In Cogedes. General
Gonzales Cardenas pevolted. but was killed. The
general situation Of the republic was critical.
The new ministry of President Falcon is com.
posed Of the following members:-Engelke. Trea.
sury, Ochoa, Interior; Parejo. Public Works; Ar.
velo, Public Credit; Gil (now reported killed..
War; Gutierrez, Foreign Affairs.
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
FRANCE.

The Press Law Debnte-ExpulsiOu Of G ermnn
Political Refugees.
PARIS. Feb 0, 1858.
The bill for the regulation o! the press still under
discussion In the Corps Legislatf Last week the lber
rails proposed as an amendment TO the bin, TO insert
clause specially providing for the trial by jury OF all
offences Of the press After heated debate the vote
taken yesterday the amendment and il defeated
By 200 nays 10 as yeas
The French government hasSeonsented 70 sXpe. the
Eapevsr!an refugees from the coll OF France
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
TELECRAPHIC NEWS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Embargo ON the Brig Frederico-Spanish
Slsii subsidy-Duties on imperts-Assassina-
Iiou-Obituary.
HAVANA. VIA LAKE CirY. Fla, Feb. 9, 1868.
The powder that was shipped BY the Hamburg
brig FREDERICK. supposed to have been intended
for Mexico. has been stopped -
TAe anbsdy to the Spanish mail steamers plying
betl this port and Vera Cruz 10 sl2,ooo per
month.
Imports at Havana are made liable to the pay
ment OF duties In advance. The practice OF re-
quring security therefor il abolished, but the Gus
toms officials are made responsible for the securi
ties on hand until after maturity.
A magistrate was recently assassinated near
Bejucsl.
8enor Jos6 Friss Du!res, brother Of Don Pascos,
IL dead.
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
Eighteenth strcet Jicthodist RpIscops
Church.

Church.
Yesterday hs services al ths Eighteenth street Metho
dis, Episcopal church conducted by 'The Praying
baud OF Nsv YORK." body OF relIgons,s thirteen IN
number in connection with the Methodist Episcopal
church. This association 10 composed Of prominent
merchants and business Of this city. under the
Leadership Of Samuel Halsed ond responds to invita-.
tlous from the various Methodist congregations to nau.
sura,s and conduct Sabbath aud week evening prayer
mestugs and sxhortave onvocations. Much good has
already been accomps by their abors for the con-
version Of souls aud Yesterday, although day OF most
uncompronising disAgrseabsnsss from . ms,soro-
WAS attended by large assembIags OF worsbippers.
wno participated devouty In the exercises Services
hold st hactpast ten o'clock IN the forenoon, at
three o'clock IN the afternoon and cocx In the
evening The devo,ons consisted throughout OF aer.
mating prayers, SINGING and -exhortAon In which each
mepber OF the band onicated A large number Of
fsvorite hymns, Including those beginning with tho
wsliknovn lines,
when read my uuc clear
To mansions In the skies,
On Jordans stormy banks stand
were sung, the congregation joining fervenIy Ia tho
songs OF praise.
Tne entire services are wholly imprompu. tho object.
being to present series OF Religious meetings Ia which
the simplest forms OF prayer and praise shall be pram
nent srstics With this Wow the religious songs
employed on those occasions those which are most
familiar TO the CONGREGATIONS even 70 tho drer Tue
prayors oicred are purely exempors and tho sxhoria
tous OF tho most fervent nature Hundreds ~ persons
during the past season have been brcughS from paths oi
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
ENGLAND.

Tho Judicial Observation-Disclosures Adams-A Fee
ninn Belligerent.
LONDON. Feb Q, 1868
aeiwyu sure 70 succeed Sir william Earle as LORD
Chief Justice OF tho Court OF Common Pleas
II u understood that the American Minister, Mr. Ad.
ans viii take his departure from England April.
The Fenan Captain hackay, who was arrested on
Friday last Al Cork, charged with leading attack
on the mArteilo tower At Dupcannon
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

De- was sung tha Missa q Aap,is while tho omisson
.. o. me GIrld N EScsls w,>s replaced vita hymn 20
Ine hev Father morrill, olicatsd colsbrani, and was
assisted by tho Rev Father Nov who acted a. deacon
ana oy Deacon Hopkins who 0ic ated "a sub IN
ne service Inc usual sermon OF spscial port In
ucn W thc ~ m'nisiration the de-
livered by the Rev Dr. Rth,e late Of Fordnam The
aasus,aaon aua OF the sacrament occupied nearly or
iss ceremonial while. IN the meantime the
G>gan kept up It's low-voiced soIioquy OF
caIence, forming effective accessory 20 The ser
vice The service having been competed tho ceiobrant
assistants donned the pr,esy cap aud retired from
the silar The blaze Of hundred tapers--a pyramid
having been dsp He'd tho congres saton wenced seuiy
down the sisles and out into the pelsirg ran
Madison 10 uare PRESBYTERIAN Church.
The hga ordor OF music s tho Madison Pesbye-
rau church, Of which iT Adams the spiritual shepherd
long been an attractive feature ~ this place Of
ship. whileone Is pretty sure OF good sermon and
show OF the latest dcta Of fashion, unless the weather
happen 70 DO particularly isoiement, there 70 always
certainty Of good music There Is not ducr anarte.
choir in tho city. consisting as does 0 Mrs julia A.
Morris, soprano; Mrs Jennie Kemplon conraitoi hr.
Thatcher tenor, and Herman Frost, bssso-s profes.
sionas and emineos in their ars Mr. n r. Bassfosd 10
the organisI
One feature Of the music y this ohurch-snd
It MAS 90 yesterday-is that ony music OF clearly
sacred character IL sung or played Mr. Basssord In his
tion retiring, sometimes vsrges close ON 10 the ope
rac but gets beyond the/ prescribed bounds 50
as TO give danger Of onence TO tho supremoy sanctimo
NOUS Al yesterdays services the opening piece was
shat beautiful anthem OF Baumbach "Lst the words Of
my mouth and the medIatons. Of my heart be always
acceptable In Thy sight, Lord my strength and re-
deemer." II was rendered with exquisite beauty and
force OF expression. Last evening the special pieces
were, '5eek the Lord aud "Bessed the sons OF
peace" Tho soos In the former piece by Mrs. Morris
wore sung with that compass ss voice and finish OF
prime behind the full glare Of foo,lshss al tho
Academy OF Music or Pke's new opera House. II
rare musical treat, and 40 was shs entire music Of the
day.
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
tally.

The American Squadron on the Coast.
FLORENCE. Feb 0, 1888.
During the stay Of Admiral Farragut Italy the feo
under his command will bs stationed % she coast
Between Genoa and Civita vecchlA
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
MASSACHUSE rs.
Fire In Boston.

BosroS, Feb. o. 1883.
Early this morning nrs broke In the third story
OF The granite building Nos ils and ils. Commercial
s:rset and not extinguished until the Two upper
stories destroyed Tne cellar and first noor No
1i3 we're occupied BY Mayd rsrr, shipchauders Tue
third fourth stories Of No. Ill occupied by John
Tayiors Sous, dealers in ale and porter whose loss
chisny BY wator aud not extensive Above this Arm
wero Also several Offices Of commission merchants,
whose premiscs were badly wet Tho loss will reach
several thousand dollssa AL the sufferers we're insured
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
TURKEY.

The Political Aspect More ReassurinG.
LONDON. FEB. q, 1885,
The feeling OF unsasiness created By the threatening
appearance OF affairs In norhernsTurkey has somewhat
subsided The reports of the troubles 20 the Danube
prove 10 have been greatly exaggerated.
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
ALAB ANA.

The Eiection-Thc Vote IN Mobile.
NoBILR, Feb. Q, 1868.
The election which was concluded yesterday passed
OF quiet and orderly manner. The or this city
foots up p:-Whtes, 50; selorsd, A,ol8
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
PENNS YLvANlA.

Destructive Fire in Piitsburx.

PrIsaunc, Feb. Q, lSGs.
desruetiye ars occurred at four O'Clock this morn.
3ns tho four story brick publishing house
of hsssrs n English n Co., Fourth street in this
cty, which utterly the building and It's con.
sens causing total les- Of sls5 600 The loss on The
stock H. estimated at $4,000, embracing $4,000 10
books and machinery sGiaed At $50 0o0 The lose on
shs building IL $4,000. iae insurance the stock
and building " about &45 00J Tho stereotype plates
thc vault, witch we're ca, may reduce the loss 10
1000.
The nrc ommunjcsted 10 the adjoining dwelling
OF Mr.. III. Beiscy. On the east and warehouse
on the uest which veie entirely destroy Cd Mr..
bailey losing all his furniture Other houses ucag
much Injured.
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

What n. Mare Common or Dstrrssina thnn
biious s,,sct Who s familiar villa the well known
symprns Oppression across hs stomach asa onsss % ow
dirty greasy appcsrsnce OF the skin yellow ngs
~ ~ IN she loss OF appetite aud cosiiveness
Fex ipJsrd more ordinary Ills OF lifo are more
widely than those bilious disorder. snd ycs nsy
a., ys iy be goi rid of ~ using pf. ~. JAMES sANA.
Tiys PlLts ~ whose cperstson the liver vii ee rsPsay
re,rsd No healthy action the vtated secreuou OF we
stomach changed oil costyeNess removed and sne wnose
sssp a.slyei rsceses'nsus normal ccsd"on' soa "
sn drug.i,>,
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

Rumors OF the ResiGnatiOn of Sir John
McDonaid-Darcy McGec and the 81. Pat
rick Society.
MosrRxAL, Feb. 0. 1908
rumor Is again 10 circulation here OF the probable
resignation or Sir John A. Mcdonald.
McGss published . letter repSdiatmg any connsc-
tion with the movement for second consideration OF
the resolution expelng him from the ST. Patrick So
ciety. He says under no circumstaaces short OF
thorough reformation OF the society could he consent
again 70 become . member.
Precautions Against FenIan Raids.
TORONTO. FEB .. 1883
II is reported that strong force Of regular roops
e 10 be stationed along the Niagara fronusr The
open ng Of navigation with view possible Fen,sn
movements,
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

A.-Noet k Chandon Champagne.
having received the hrst shipment q Messrs Moet
Chandnn's VIM IMPER1AL GREEN SEAL IERZENAy
aud FLEuR DE siLLERy or rug EXCELLENT VIM
TACK or call the attention OF the pubic 20
these Wines especially 10 the WIN IMPERIAL tUREEN
sEALl which has been pronounced BY connosssurs 70 De
superior any champagne before imported into ths
country !, -, ,-.,.-.
The above for sale ~ all Grsi class dealers
In Wines In this clty ANTHONY OEChs,
sole Agent for Messrs. Moe. Chsndou In the U. 4
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

TTUsvLF, Fob. ;, 1868
At the meeting Of the Ctsaford County Republican
Committee yesterday tbe delegates favorable 20 The
pomiBation G General Grant for President and Gaushs
a Grow. wHs e!ss.cd 70 ihe s'ase and seha9Fia Cen
ysnucn.
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

D.-vaientincs at Trade Iiates;.The Nnssns
Rsabshment Old Herald Buildings near Ann
J. w. O'BitIEN. W Nassau street.