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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-10-16

The radicals say they are for equal
rights. yet they give the elective franchise
to negroes, aud take it away from white
men.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-10-16

RADICAL LOYALTY.-Capacity 20 swear
thar you didn't do what you spent four
years in doing, and thus Perjure yourself
9 Ia Hamilton Ell ALA.
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Special hntioes.
FRIGHTFuL PROPHECIES

Are made by religious enthusiasts and, theo,he
hand philosophers insist that the centre Of the Earth
y mas Of aro--that The poles Of the Earth win
one day be at the Equator and that the sun IL gradually
hding Talk like This Is very tcrrlblei hut pending
bach wholesale caiamltlss Il will be as well for each
member Of society 10 take Of his or her health and
lcave the fcst 10 Providence.
The end comes prcmaturcly to all who neglect the
preservation Of that lnesablc blessing sufor liver
disease dyspepsia chronic constipation or any other
tlluent take ~ unchecked and will assurc
h shorten lie. Il cannot be id that the means Of pro
betting the system against the pre.posng cause. Of dis
ease withheld The constitutions snd physique Of
Dc least robust may he strengthened nnd fortified by
course Of HosTErTER's STOMACH BTTTERs a. to
rendcr them all but nvunerabei no, only to the attacks
cfepidemic disorders but also to the ordinary complaints
vhoh prevail In all countries and At all seasons II the
Immense Importance Of PROTECTIVE MEDICATION we're
universay understood this incom parable vegetable an
sidote which Is already the popular tonic in tho
world would every whore be chased among the staples
Of le, and family would aas 70 bo withouiit The
time may arrive when this will be the case for evosy
year adds hundreds to ,he list ofthose who use It.
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MONTPELIER, VT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 1868.

ed, it will purge out the dishonest, the lazy,
and the incompetent from the list Of cand-
dates. At the Inauguration cf such sys-
tcm, political influence will of course give an
advantage to those of the candidates who
agree politically with the appointing power
but ultimately, partisanship and adyism will
be weeded out, because no removal can be
made without good cause and after formal
trial. This bill has prcccdents in Prussia
and England, as well as in our Army and
Navy, and the system has worked admirably.
There are party considerations of some weight
against it. Some may doubt whether the Re.
publican party can afford to be 50 virtuous as
to liit its hand against the power Of the pub.
lie plunderers; but we exhort such to 70 for
the bill, remembering the writng-master',
text: " BE yirtuous and be happy"
L. =. w.
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BRAZILIAN LADIES' BLESSINGS.
Extracts nom letter Of distinguished gentleman In
Rio De Janciro.l
RADwAY's READY RELIEF, RENovAr1SG REsoL-
VENT, AND REGULATING PILLS.

poCToR RADwAY A Co..
DrAa FRfENDs - Nv wife blesses these
preparations when she thinks that aor three nights aud
days Of suffering Of violent pains 10 the stomach brought
by oyeTdoses OF Runne by the use Of four drops
a Ready Relief 10 water, she anle 70 sleep
tranquil all night, and the next day ahe completely
feestabshed have also cured slave from heart dis
case with Ready Relief and Pills" aud also cured
sore throat rheumatic pains, toohache headache, 6c
DC, With the Resolyent" | have cured Eryspelhs
Skin diseases, sc.
Il tismy full impression that the Pills are the best
purative that be found, not alone for the facility
which they be taken but also they do not
gripping make you feel sick.
have a Of hre years old now. who took the
Ready ftcliofn when months old, he suffered rom
some irreguarty In the bladder, preventing him from
making urine. The following was the treatment ~
drops OF Relief in cup Of water, and divide II In
portions Of tablespoon which he took every ten min
ues, completely cured him. He has since had collie,
which treat in the way, and also rub the stomach
Major Joaquin Yeira do Silva Pinto proprietor, in
the Cldade Leopodina prove that after than
ten years suffering from Paralysis, through tho medium
Of your remedies he obtained that which he had been do
prlyod, and thought at the time that he would be
able 10 get and that would be the use Of his legs,
You fully believe that there great many peo
pie In this empire who truly confess that they
You can make use Of this as YOU think proper
remain, dear friends,
Your obedent, &C.,
Signed sINAO DE sANPAYo LEIrE,
On nquiring for these Remedies ask for Radway's,"
the country flooded with limitations. sold by Drug
gis,t and Country Merchants See Railways Almanac
OF is5s i6l7
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, ooNsUMP.

1lONt AND iANtEh iNNED.
Treatise on Deafness, Caiarrh, Consumption and
Cancer their causes, means Of speedy relief and ut
mate cure. BY a Pupil OF The Academy Of Medicine,
Paris. Sent TO any address for ten cents.
Letter form Robt McAiurdy, d. D., Ii. D., Grand
Prolate Of Grand Encampmcnt Of L. S. and Editor Of
the National Freemason.n
Nav YoRK, Sept. ~, s6y.-Dn. STlLLwRLL was in
charge OF Grace Church Hospital Alexandria Va dur
ing the frequently, almost daily, for months
visited this Hospital, and had overy means of knowing
his reputation, for EFFICIENCY and II Of the
most credtahe character, and his In the treat
ROBERT McMURDY.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR,
II hts into the ear Is PeceBfbie singing
noes in the aeaa and enables deaf persons to hear dis
tnctly o. church and public assemblies This instru
ment Will often produce results almost miraculous and
indeed In most cases Of long standing deafness It will
evo in short time II may be adjusted with the ease
Of spectaces.
ia sTLLwELL will be professionally at 81 East Wash.
ngton Place, University Buildings, N w. daily 10 TO 4,
except Tuesdays when he will be at his 1892 Pine
ST., Philadelphia, Pa. sgIy
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Our reasons and we trust Justification for calling
the public attention to MorHER BAmEY's QriEuNG
sYRuP, furnished by the frequency and fatality
the diseases Of Infancy and childhood So alarming aud
serious The decases. that child in three dies ho
forc the hnh year Those facts afford conclusive arru
ment for enforcing mothers the Importance orusng
remedy which contains Morphine or Poisonous Drug
and never mis WHOM timely used 10 effect cure. II
greatly assists the child through the months ftccthing
Allay all palm reduces inflammation oorreets ac.dty Of
The stomach, aud never fails 90 regulate the bowels
make sick aud weak children strong and healthy pro-
dnecs natural sleep for the chd thereby aordng
70 tho mother. For summer complaints, pysentery and
DarfhWa it has equal For Wind Collie, Convuslons
Gripping, dc, it never fails TO give immediate relief
Norma BAmLYs QriErtS5 SYHur, Tor children &c m
original medicine won established therefore use DO
Other and you safe For sale hJ an Druggists and
pearlers ln Medicine.
A. RICHARDS New London Conn
Agent for the Unted States ttty
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well as to the strong-would not be to-day
upon our National statute book With such
inspiration from the past, and following the
example Of the founders Of the Republic, who
called the victorious General Of the Revolu-
tion to preside over the land his triumphs had
saved from its enemies, cannot doubt but
that our labors will be crowded with success.
and it will be a success that shall bring re-
stored hope, confidence, prosperity and prog
ress, South as well as North, West as well as
East, and above all, the blessings, under Prov
idence, of National concord and peace.
Very truly yours,
(Sgned) SCHUYLER COLFAX.
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Ma BEEcHER on GAMDLING-Henry Ward
Beecher says; To every man who INDUCES
in the least form of gambling, | raise a warn
ing voice. Under the specious name ofamuse-
ment, you are laying the foundation of gam
bling, Playing is the seed from which comes
up gambling 1t is the light wind which
brings up the storm. 1t is the white frost
which preludes the winter. You are mistak-
en-, however, in supposing that it is harmless
nits earliest beginnings. Its terrible blights
belong doubtless, to later stage; but its
consumption of time, its destruction of indus
tryiits distaste for the calmerpleasures Of life,
belong to the very beginning. You will begin
to play with every generous feeling. Arause-
ment will be the plea. At the beginning the
game will excite enthusiasm, pride of skill
the love of mastery, and the love Of money
The love of money, at first almost impercepti-
Bile, at last win rule out all the rest--like
Aaron's rod--a serpent, swallowing every
other serpent. Generosity, enthusiasm, pride
and skill love Of mastery, will be absorbed
in one mighty ieeling-the savage lust of lu-
ere
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The Fires
TRUST YOUR MOTHER.

Trust your mother little Que
In Lies morning Just begun,
You will ind some grief some fears,
Which perhaps may cause you tears
But mothor's kiss can heal
Many griefs that children feel
Trust your mothor---sook 10 prove
Grateful for her thoughtful love.
Trust your mother, noble youth
Turn not from the paths Of truth
In Tcmptauon's evil hour
Seek her, ere II gains new power
She will never guide you wrong
Faith in her will make you strong
Trust your mothor--aim 10 prove
Worthy Of her fondost love.
Trust your mother, maiden fair
Love will guide your steps with care
Let no cloud o'er come between
lot no shadow Ger be seen
Hiding from your mothers heart
What may prove o poisoned dart
Trust your mothcr-scck to prove
Worthy other faithful love.
Trust yonr mother 90 The ond,
She will prove your constant fricud
II 'tls gladness wings the hour,
Share with her tho Joyful shower
or ifsorrow should oppress,
She will smile nnd she will bless
o, be trusting, loving, true,
That she may conade In you.
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Of instruments As the strains Of the organ,
now soft and plaintive, now wild and weird
now full and bold, now ripplng like a rivu.
let, now swelling like the tide, and now peace
fu and strong as the mountains, aoated thro
the wide spaces Of the cathedral, or woke the
echoes Of It's arches, | yielded myself to its
enhancing power and gave myself up to the
changing emotions il inspired shalt give
my suffrage to the Lucerne organ and its or.
qanist
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AN ERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON MASS

Tho very important and extensive improvements which
have recently been made in this popular Hotel, tine
largest IN New England enable the proprieors to offer
10 Tourists Families aud the Travelling Public aceomo-
dations and convenences superior TO other Hotel in
the city. During the past summer additions have been
made OF suitos OF apartments, with bathing
rooms closets, etc. attached one OF Tufts mag
noent passenger elevators the best ever constructed
conveys guests 10 the upper story OF the house In one
minute the entries have been newly and richly carpet
cd and the entire house thoroughly replenshed and re-
furnished making H. In all its appointments, equal to
any hotol IN the country.
Telegraph 0ee, Billiard Halls and CAFE on the hrst
floor. LEWIS HlCE SON
NAV l. ls6s--l223 d3taw Propriotors
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Who Told the Lie.

Two little boys were quarreing and theiI
mother came to settle the difficulty. She
could not find out which was the most to
blame. At last she said, Well, shall find
out in the last day who told the lie" A few
nights after there was dreadful storm, which
blew off the roof Of the house. The little
boys were frightened and began to pray
When the mother opened the chamber door
the boy that told the lie cried out, " Mother,
if it's the judgment day, it was me that told
the lie."
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Coon ADyIoE.-Stop grumbling. Get up
two hours earlier in the morning, and begin
to do something out your regular profession
Mind your own business, and with all your
might lei other peoples alone. Live within
your means. Sell your horses. Give away
or sell your dog. Smoke your cigar through
an air stove. Eat with moderation, and 90 to
bed early. Talk less Of your own peculiar
gifts and virtues, and more OF those Of your
friends and neighbors. BE cheerful. Fulfill
your promises. Pay your debts, BE your
self all you would sec in others. BE good
man, aud stop grumbling.
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T. II. Garfield was reelected Secretary and
Victor Atwood Treasurer Of the Convention.
On motion, Geo. Nichols, JAS. H. Williams
and Henry s. Hard were appointed a Com
mittec on Finance.
On motion, the President appointed Rev.
DR.. Hicks and Rev Mr. Hale committee
to invite the Bishops present to seats in the
Convention.
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ITcII


Tho celebrated DIR. Dow continues TO devote his on
tire mo TO the treatment of all diseases Incident TO the
female system An experience OF twenty -four years en-
abes him 10 guarantee speedy and permanent relie IN
the worst cases Of Suppression and all other Menstrual
Deragements from whatever cause All letters TOT al
vice must contain 81 Office, No. Endieott Street.
Boston,
under treatment, ..,o
Boston, June 22, 1867, oN'v
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WlsfARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
For the cure Of Cough, coi HoVscnss fsaaa, fqae-
.oaF, WAoopHg coayA, Bronoais PrefisBosifon
consumFfi9a, &C. 80.
THIS great remedy Is too we'll known aud is performing
700 much good u mako t necessary go into olaho-
rate discussion Of it, merits. Suffice to say that u s
maintains H. supremacy In curing diseases Of the
obstinate claTaetor aud that all who suffer nom the
above complaints amer having tested this remedy sell
dom have occasion TO rcsor 70 other appliances insure
pcrfec, restoration 10 health.
From Hon. W II. JONES West Dover VI
have been troubled from my hoyho0d with chronic
o. Hrsfy iag nowniaiHf Soaao years siuce early In
The winter took cold, which a. usual settled into sser
<1Hg which continued 20 Increase the advanc-
ed although made Of all the cough remedies had
kn0wledee o. Ny family physician also prescribed for
me but experienced no relief During an this time
was gradually running down, losing flesh aud strength
until my friends we'll as myself became very much
alarmed, thinking ssoud waste away 10 CoSsusruoS.
While In Boston, during the spring following was In
duced 10 tGy WIsrAR's BALsAN o. WILD CHERRY After
ON days trial was sensible that 10 evlng 10
sf1fayf my cough had entirely ceased, and wa
- restored 70 health and strength. haye ever sn a.
kept the Balsam' IN my house, and whenever auy
inemher Of my family has cough OF cold, Il is mmcdi-
ately rcsorted %. No flmif sA7ud bf without q fN
Prepared by SETH W. flNLE son, ~ Trumony
St Boston, and for sale by Dru-gif generally. l0ls
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The list of parishes entitled to representa-
ton was called, and the following persons
presented certificates of election as Lay Del
egates, and took seats in the Convention:
St, James Charch Arlington-Harmon Canaeld, Hen
ry s. Hard, Albert D. Cauaed.
Emmanuel Church, Bellows Fals-wyman FLINT, Jas
II. Williams
Calvary Church, Berkshirc-wm. S. Rubiee, Edward
Perey.
st. Thomas Church, Brandon-Julius f. Higgins, j.
H. Blake, Z. l. Pierce.
st. Nlichaeps Church, Bratteboro'- n Nash
Henry G Willard, Royal Tyler
st. Paups Church. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prouty, VIM
IL. wilkins, Vernon P. Noyes, Albert L. catlin.
Christ Church, Enosburgh-Caleb r. Brewer.
Trinity Church, Faraeld-w Wakeman, Isaac O.
Wakcman.
Christ Church, Pairax-Andrew Buck Levi Boyden.
Christ Church, Prankln--Israel s. Jennison.
St. James Church, Hydeyllle--Israel Davey, Pitt W.
Hyde
Zion Church, Manchester-6eo. D. Holden, Edward
L. Wyman.
st, Stephens Church, Middlebury-Goo B. Holden,
Nahum Parker.
Christ Church, peer-Roderick Richardson, Ju-
Illus Y. Dewey, Fred Z. smith.
st, Marys Church, Northhed-P. d. bradford, George
Nichols.
st. Johns Church. Poultney W. whItlock
Grace Church, Randolph - Edmund Weston, Isaac
Granger.
st, Pauls Church, Royalton-Danlel l.. Lyman.
Trinity Church, Rutland-Geo. Graves, 2. V. X. VIII
son, b. IL. Burt.
Grace Church, sheldon-Alfred Keith, John Goolsell
St. Lukes Church. St. Abans-Bildad Paul, II. y. Bar.
Der, Jos S. Weeks, John w. Hobart.
st. Paul's Church, Vergennes-Chas. T.. Parker.
St. Paul's Church, Wells - Parks.
st. Paus Church. Wndsor-Danlel Davis, Edward
Brown.
ST. James Church, woodstock-Geo II, Chapman Jas.
D. jones.
A quorum of Clergy and Laity being pres
ent the Convention was duly organized
On motion of Rov Mr.. Putnam the follow
ing resolution was adopted =
Rssohed, That the clerymen Of the Protestant Eps-
eopa Convention, not canonlcally entitled seats In
this Convention all Clerymen of the Church OF England
and candidates for Holy Orders the Treasurer of this
Convention the Treasurer OF the Board Of Land Agents
and members Of the Standing Committee here present
be- and hereby are invited TO seats in this Convention
Whereupon the following Clergy took seats
in the Convention -
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ter Married and Auqyie idffts
TwcutY years experience has proved superior 70 any
0ther medicine or suppression, lrrelarhes sc. 10 r.
PERFECTLY safe and harmless does break down the
congttuu0n but restores the patient 60 health vlgor
The constantly Increasing demand lor this reliable rem
Price 500
DR PADsLronD IA admitted ny the best medical talent
Of fthc c0unry % have equal n thq treatment of Fo
nhle Complaints, and lt ls unusual for
phyacans In regular pmotce 70 recsmmcnd patients 10
hin foe treatment when aMc;cd with diseases in bic
specially
Ladies will The most scientific attention both
med doally aud surgcaly. Board, with old and expert
enced nurses will tc furnished those who wish TO
In the city durlng treatment
The poor advised nee of charge Physicians or patients
wishing his opinion advice, by letter. and enclosing
The usual foe viii De answered by return mail.
Medicines seut 20 al parta of the country. f4Gi
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DIOCESAN CONVENTION.

TUESDAY EVENING, June 2.
The Evening services we're held at Christ
Church, pursuant to notice, at "a o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. Enmes of Concord y. H.,
read the sentences and exhortation the Rev
\. T. living, of New York, native of Tops
ham, Vt, read the Confession, Absolution and
Lords Prayer; the Rev Dr. Porter, of the
Diocese of New York, read the P.alter; the
first lesson was read by the Rev. Mr.. Hutch
ins' Of Lowell, Mass, the second lesson by the
Rey. William 5. Southgatc and the Creed
and residue Of the Evening service were read
by the Rev, Mr.. Wainwright, formerly Of
Bellows Falls aud the Rev Dr.. Hall
The music by the choir was uncommonly
good, and the sermon was preached by the
RI. Rev. Bishop Potter, Of New York. His
text vas
Lot This mind be in you which was also in Christ
y@-s"-pmLrFnSs, Q, 5.
1t was a solemn and impressive discourse.
which enchaincd the attention Of the large au-
dicnce TO the end and its close in which all
luslon was made TO the character and services
Of the Rev. DR.. Bissel, the Bishop elect. and
to the class about to be confirmed by the new
ly elected Bishop, was exceedingly felctous.
The matter Of the discourse. as well as the
manner of the Rev. Prelate, was highly pleas
ing, and the whole sermon made profound
impression upon the audience
There we're present in the chancel during
the services Bishops Williams, MeCoslSry and
Neeley, and the Rev Drs Bissell and SWEET
Besides a large number Of laymen, the fol-
lowing Clergy are in attendance:
RI. Rey Bishop Mccoskry, Michigan
Williams, Connecticut
Potter, New York
Coke, Western New York.
Nealy, Maine.
Chase New Hampshire
Dr., Blsssll, Bishop elect Of Vermont
Rev. VI. A. johnson, Bennington.
" L. II saylcs, Enoshurgh.
H. c. Harris, Hydeyne.
+. Wadlegh, Berkshire
Mr.. Flanders, Burlington.
T. A. Hopkins.
A. H. Bailey D. D., sheldon.
" c. n. Batahelder, Bethel
J. lsham Bliss, st. Alhans.
Edward Bourns D. D., North0cld.
Malcolm Douglass Windsor.
j. y. Fairbanks, Brandon.
Gemont Graves, Middlohury
" Chas ). Hale Bellows Falls
John A. Hicks, d. D., Burlington
Oliver Hopson, Wells.
r. S. Howard, Woodstock.
" ]. B. Ptman, IIighsate.
y. 7. Putnam, Poultney
d. C. Roborts, Montpelier.
" Josiah sweit D. D., Underhill.
J. Milton Peek Rutland.
Z. r. Atwill, Burlington
T. W. Shelton, b. D. New York.
Mr.. Hutehins, Massachusctts
DR.. Eames New Hampshire.
DR.. Porter,
Mr.. Walker, Connecticut.
Mr.. Chadwellyagent book society, New York city.
A. 7. living, New York City
A. 7. Hall Connecticut.
DR.. Jackson, Trinity College, Hartford, Coan.
DR.. Rankin, Geneva, n. Y.
~ ". Camp, D. d., Rouses Point, NY.
Mr.. Russell, Geneva, Y.
Mr.. Mccoy, Brooklyn, NJ
Mr. Bostwick, New York.
Mr. Randolph, Rhode Island.
F c. Wainwright, Schenectady, n Y
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WEDSssnAv. June 3. 1868.
The Annual Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Vermont.
met at Christ Church, at 9 o'clock.
The Episcopate being vacant, the Conven-
tion was called to order by Rev. Josiah
SWEET, D. D., President of the Standing Com
mittee.
On roll call, the following Clergy of this
Diocese were present
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-10

Stupid people may eat but should not
talk, Their mouths will do well enough as
banks Of deposit, but not Of issue.
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W AT the annual meeting of the Clerical
Conyocation Of the Diocese Of Vermont, held
in this village on Tuesday last, the usual BUSH
ness was transacted, and balance found in
the treasury of over 800, after paying sti-
pends for the year past ofoyer 81 800 to thir-
teen parishes. The Rev. G. Graves was
reelected Secretary and Treasurer for the en-
suing year, and the following clergy were
chosen members of the Missionary Committee,
viz; the Rev Drs. Bailey of Sheldon, Sweet
Of underhil, and tho Rev. Messrs. Bliss of
". Albans, Smith of Brattleboro, and Graves
of Middlebury. The next quarterly meeting
of Convocation is appointed to be held in the
new Emmanuel church, at Bellows Fslls, 10
September next, at the time of its conservation.
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DR. W. T. PAnELfoHn gives special attention 10 die
Of The gcniiournary ornns, and all chronic aud
dhcult diseases u both sexes his great success 10 those
long standing and dicult cases. such were formerly
cUnsdercd iucunfc, D. sufficient 10 commcud him 10 the
public worthy the extensive patronage ha has re-
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B5atnhman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1868.
Reform in the Civil Service.

rrRns--s20O per year, strictly In advance or i2.5O
II not paid within three months