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MORIGOmEh1 IL CdAkNLEoION}
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LdNE-Yia Griffin
& Atlanta and Augusta.

Time through. 81 houH-inoudng stoppages Staging
REDUCED to g miles. Three DAILY STAGE LINES between
Opeka and Griffin passing through West Point aGTange,
and Greenvile TO Griffin besides extra Coaches always in
readiness TO forward number Of though
gems without detention.
The Cars the Railroad of the most approved
gructOn Those upon the Georgia Railroad provided with
StateEOOms and Berlhs for night travel
For through tickets apply TO the Agent at the Exchange
Hotel, Montgomery Hail. or Madison House, Montgomery,
Alabama.
k~ Passengers procuring through tickets Of the Agent
at Montgomery, viii save about "a.
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NEW ORLEANS TO MoBILE-By the daily line Of
IN Mail Steamers, OREGON. Capt. Hiem ; CA LIFO Or
MIA Capt. Reynolds and JAMES Il. DAY, Capt. Glib.
eBOn leaving New Oneansat II clock, NJ, and arriving
at Mobile next morning at o'clock. Fare, $5-Time
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- A3aSM. - %nG
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NT...a.,. -. nj o~t{~.. m 1.,&;Ag~fses
NtOONVtOHA 0AN~AIOlt. . LVlIUA0A.."N'
~ I--..ee.
For. her hII''eaS
~, For Sheriff Eds Crescent: Please sPnou9ees
easuag sIeconn November he Wing
n, w lE0r Sh9rih-JOHe i. LEWIS, Sheriff O. me
NOvsnbepneTt The ecet and manner ia which
sog q Re au' q o i'' wal" sENkRR
For ASSESSOR Fas. -CIsssesf. Please announce
THOMAS D. AAiLEs q of Hs seeoSd
D a sff pP. Il S9ys%Ss " sSS:at sa
q Da 1 5 tie sy a. enc % y %s5as e a
me- 0't5ei risals from s middle Of gs9s Tl.
thence do"n de Canal 70 the Lale aui7
noa5. fsFs5s sI Esorg Re s en-
p P u a9 Assessor 1 Si TBd N T 3 of D % S.s
e9 a5 a. the ensuing ee''io1 s SSMS
- $500.
e<z- Eor roT a,+,r = 7i7-s-. E7a.,o-. w. -. a..
ihoSd pousee j. n DAILY Is canddsts dr Coiessof Of
state Taxes Of the First District.
, . roz 5o5i..,, e!AgSa a5 SAL 1osGS
B Bo 4. "A 4 Ss'' Ss Tsssi s
auto >e,, NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
- FoT oollsse 9d.o H 5 BURROUGHS Che
e- For CJoIIeotor we are an, 6o7izsJ 10 announce
J0HN G. IA YIB ~ Caniia IN aI toletay ~ ~ Fir5
RepTese1tave pi riet Of he CIV III Sewcles9s u | |
az For ooIIeotor--T- R. HFARTF IA Candidate
for Collector Of STATE Taxes f6T e Tnrd Representative District
oo1s and respeV ioieis ne sss y ne poo az e
ensuing Election IN November, lsl9. au7
2 For Gel SolsetoEThs undeEsigne Cine present Col
election e b hslS Noy9sE % 1s sac Ts1
~. ~.-,Ppi 5sss! anu a ses ss5i5is telgs -, W
Psss snoanes ANDREs kERSHEH as csndidate for bs
office Of STATE Tax Collector for the Third Represensfre District Of
d rom ls sP e he Mss s Gsa' sRa al "a d:
'ln 4'''sllOei He1.- 0I4 1aEI 'OIEKs'
FOR Justice OF the Peace
son cS6d r s 81 s.es ose Psld q a sea
take place Nov ensuing - District from Julia 70 Csnai H.
and lIo19 ths Rive. back g The Lake. ~
is an @ 3s 81 e e. ~ 5 M Psads ~ ~
Parish Of Orleans m NJ
L. R 3 al e oS s e. announce iS j.
my9 HIS FRIENDS.
sas Si;ss Of the the Parish Of Orleans cana9
my4
T Hafasi he s is Ss9i % The Office Of
e- ~: 49, i 55.S : n 1t'DS
~ KNf6Y Z C GrSsss t P Ken I announce
~. Con..7;7.-
~ For oonstablo.-Eds-- creses7t Pleas. .unou,o.
s9 do@ he g g. 6 ss q ce R
~ For 0o1sia6isas Crescent 5 Pleas. .n,oDDo.
Court o he Rs o o So1 snsasg q rss s P o5
tn; 81 81 Noys@ssE next and 2sg E@ya 81 ALE HANDS
FiTSt justice. ~ e S52essg S5 Constable g The
~ For -cJo1siabIs-T5 RF7T.I a An f,...,.il, r.
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NEW YORK. via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, SO.
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MODEL ELECTIoNEERING. - The Jamestown
IN. " Journal publishes the following cards
To The Electors of Ghdutauque Cotat9i.-I offer
myself candidate for the office of county clerk
upon the following conditions, viz: II lam elected,
the time am in office, for the benefit of the county
will expend two hundred dollars if necessary, for
the purpose of obtaining the passage of law
| reducing the fees; and the remainder Of the
amount received at the office, after deducting the
above mentioned charges, 1 will pay to competent
deputies for doing the'work.in the office.
Jamestown, July 10, l949. HENRY BAKER.
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The FIVE PoINTs OF New YoRK.-A New York
eoi'or few days ago. made a visit to the celebra-
'eu rive Points, situated in the heart of that city,
ana mas since furnished the following report:
II. IA single building, called Chimney Sweepers
alali, mere are 200 colored people, On one Of the
coTnerS OF Orange and Cross streets, there are 95
co COLO ana white prostitutes in basement and
rear 90 0Gellul9g Al place known as No %, there
are SO females OF the class and of all coors
az NOS ~ and II Mulberry street, there are about
oOO persons PEI lvIng on two lots. Nos IA and las
are all houses OF il,iame and contailf nearly 100
persons each. Al IS Cross street, there are 30
male inmates, Is females, and 1876 chidrenE-in ali
S62 human beings in a single house. These facts
furnish an index of the general character IF he
locality. These people, thus crowded togefber are
without exception, the Ofscouring of the civ ~
very refuse Of its filth and vice. Most Of them have
gone hithef from more respectable portions Of tbe
city, when they have become too degraded to- live
elsewhere. It is the common sink Of poisoned and
pestiential earcases, that have become too Offensive
70 DO tolerated in any other quarter"
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r O.urth District

~. For CIeEk.-WILLIAM P. BEDLOoK, Clerk,
the Phird District Court New Orleans, iu a n~
ten. -.sEection November S, 1919. aniS
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WATCHES JEWELRY.

M Il. MR4 Err, No. 100 CAnR' atrssl, WatSh. - .
~. maker and dealer IL yEWELRYa GOLD teeA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES. Gud WATCHES - -
AltJswey aFsrcles repaai At moderate prices. mis-
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Third District court.

~ Thomas O. Poole, the present Clerk Of the secon,
District Court Candidate reeeCtnn al me Esct5n IN m
Sth Of November next, and will be supported by he ~
APPS VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
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~ For Col eetor.--.llessrs. Fditors You are au
thgzsd TO nounee ) " DAILY Candidate Collector
sugo "FAueH A RALLAGH.r
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To The Electors of Chautauque County.-I, the
Hon. Milton Hill, offer myself as a candidate for
the Office of County Clerk; if ! am elected, will
give enc thousand five hundred dollar per year for
the benefit of the widows and orphans the county,
five hundred to the needy generally, and one hun
dred and fifty to get the fees cut down. The bal
ance shall pocket myself .,.
Jamestown, july 81 1919. MILTON HILL.
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MOBILE To MONIGUMERYi
By the superior sclass SteameTs-eaving Mobile at4
and arriving at Montgomery second day al 6to II A.
NJ. The line consists of the following boats SELMA,
Capt Burrel; ARKANSAS Capt Owen; CLARA, Capt
James, and SUNNY SOUTH Capt Walker. Fare
S8-Tme through ~ to AZ hours. BY the Daily Mail Line
COaeh-FaIe, S10-Tme through 40 hours
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON
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CALIFORNIA aOUsE8.

F4ALIFORNEA H0USES-POR T.4BI E-built witt
~ dispatch, Also NEGRO QUARTERS. cheap -
and neat model 70 be seen a the Shop--Whefe an
kinds Of CARPENTERINGW WORK and JOBBENG1 -
- rdsr nom tbe Couvry 69 Iltk g ~ ~
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~ For Clerk.-HENRY B. KELLY ia a candida
er Of the Second District Court the election to be held
:
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-
SADDLES. BRIDLES. bits, 'sT1RRUPS, etc. Of
- every description INDIA RUBBER ca.
Lows, u 49rA glINs 3 BDLE Y Aas... u 2llT -, -
LudIa Rubber lsnt Cloths Of an Fi7ga. q "
fsiA SMITH & BROTHER. So Common Il
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Efo.


AhnIhl5E8.... Q AHEELAC Esa
= KNHE Subscribers have now On band large sud wen
selected azsedment Of G. RHIA AGES.
and constantly receiving from the best On - =
Northern Manufactures. style and -
variety. Purchases would do well 70 give ~
Rnz3 6md&W I05 St ChnsiesHt.
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g3Rg.E CEyTRA1 MAIL LINE--Via Columbus, Macon

and Savannah;
Montgomery TX AM opeika Ia MI Railroad 81 miles
Opeika, i Pm Barnesv' elOA M Stages, IS miles.
GAINESVILLE, 81 Pm Macon, or. NJ Railroad ~ miles.
Savannah, s Pm Charleston SAN st'm66st iiomes.
Fare-.lf0ntgOmeTB to Charleston, S23 50-To SaDan-
nah, $50 50....Time through u hOuH, including two
nghts' rest viz at Savannah and Macon.
nah Line are Inc Metsmora William SeabroOk, and Gen.
Clinch well known for their safety neatness and sumptu
Gus fare. No charge for meals or BeTths.
The Cans the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are of the finest description,
Staging reduced to 50 miles.
Two DAILY LINES of t0uThOe Post Codehes nom Gpe-
lika 10 BaTnesvie via COumbus-bedes extra Coaches
always readiness carry forward any number Of through
passeng gers, without detention. -
For through tickets apply to the Agent, at the exchange
Hotel Montgomery Hal, OF Madison House, at montgom-
~ PASSENGER procuring through tickets Of the Agent
at Montgomery, will save about ~.
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA;
Fare-S2O . Time, 6S hOus.-By the daily line Of Sea
Steamers TO Wilmington, North GaTol9ai thence BY ka-
road to Petersburg thsees 70 bhaqeiphla Dy te esao
Steamships from Savannah to New York
Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE leave
Savannah alternately every Wednesday-sHivng on the
following Saturday, S6e, SSo FassengeLs IeSS9s
time for the above Steamers by means OF an extra night
train from Macon
Steamships from Charleston to Ns'O York
Steamships ,NORTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every satnrday-anlylng IN
New York on the following Tuesday Il are, S2a
Steamships from Charleston 10 Philadelphia
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY lesve Charles.
ton alternately every Thuday-aulvng in Philadelphia on
the fOllOwae Sunday ;E aIs ~ dlesfRoNEv As.,,
iYaH ~ Charles Hotel,
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~ For Sheriff. - Eds Crsseent. Please Announce
Mr. JAMES p FREkET Candidate for The Shesidy ~ ths
easuiug election November neEt-Eubjee Wing
Convention. aug MANY FRIENDS.
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~ For Assessor.- Messr5. Editors: Please an.
nounee Dr.. A. F.ENGELHAHDT Compiler Real EFsta
Pier Books Tor Nun cpsliy No. Two, Csndste 6cs
State Assessor the Third Representative District Newo
aaao' NV some PRoPERTY-HoLDERs
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GE- For Clsrk-SAAIUEL G. RISK is a Candidate
M Clerk OF the Fifth District Court at the Election be hed on
the sth OF November next and viii be supported By
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~ For CLERK Eds Crescent: Please sbuounos
JAMES A. HOPKINS Candidate Clerk Of ne Fob Ms
tet Court the ensuing election, be held me November
1e2o MANY VOTERS
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i = -. SHADES FOR HHIH
81 BoL. AMES'S BEST sP AnEs fof 'asis cheaper
~, 'aS1 q ne menutae'oEy. Apply q No q Nutes
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~" For SheriR-J0HG l.. LEWIS Sheriff Of tn
Parish Of oreans is Candidate for reetos, the 81 day
NovembeBnex The Efficient and impartial in which be ha
discharged the duties Of bis office, will, is expected him
Iaajoniy Of the Tjy50l GENERA L SUFFRAGE.
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COLEMAN'S IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
UND G-Ly9T0RY MILLS,
MANUFACTURED by w, ?. CoLEMAN, GiTod street,
lVA dOoA below BaTOnne, New Orleans. These Mills
are in suecessfu operation in the following States viz
Ohio New York Pennsylvani Virginia. Ksntucky Ind-
kansas Tennessee. Alabama, Mississippi LouEaRa Texas
Mexico, and account of their portability, the very
thing for California number of them have beenpur
chased recently for those " Dggins"
Warranted TO perform to the satisfaction Of the puF-
chaser money refunded. Cmhll w. p. C.
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A complete stock Of SApDLERY. TRUNKS AM
HARNESS, at Wholesale and Retail q de loves make
prices. ~ Country Merchants sad Saddleut can be sup
piled with every article in our line. ~ Oden put a
wa" as'n7d&w s. coIm OH 4 S G Il cSSs;l IT.
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For Assessor:

or Assessor Eds. Crescent: Please announce
THOMAS D. HALES Candidate The Second
District at the Election IN November HIS profession buying
and selling landed property commissioners ennendy
qualities him Tor e Office, and it being Sdy considered that he
would perform the duty efficient and impartial be val
be supported by THE PEOPLE.
- The extends middle Penarni Esae and
Ihaa ree To- che middle Of julia street, until srkes The Canal
thence down Ile Canal % The I.ahe nul1
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EV- For Collector, Please anuonnce JOHN
EHACk Candidate for Collector OF State Taxes Of the fiji
District He will be supported by
au0 q NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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For Justice of the Peace:

~ For Justice. of the Peace-THOS. a. WAT
take place Nov ensuing.. w District from Julia to Canal st.
and from the River back 70 the Lake j7
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Second District court.

~ For Clerk-We authorized to announce Mr.
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate reelection ths Office
sh November next E. min
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kT- For Justice of the Peaoe-PIsase announce
L. WINTER as Candidate for Second Justice Of the Peace
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~ For Justice o. The Peace-GEU.W. CHRIST
Candidate tor the Office Of SecondJH iiJi othe
Parish Of Orleans. mVe.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

TOOTH-ACHB CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, By DR.. hIF SINGS
IQO1H-aCfE ELIXIR or 30 charge ~ 0fias
CARONDELET STREET, I'd door below Gifod It.
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NOTICE.

This certifes that /, Abraham Folsom, of Rip
ton, in :he County of Addison, have given nv SON
GEORGE FoLsoE his time, to act and contracs
business for himself from this dafe and shall paw
none OF hls debts, and claim none of.his wages
earnings after this date.
Ripton, May Z, ls49.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.


New York, June IL, 1-2 P. NJ.
The U. S. ship Lexington, arrived at this
port yesterday. from California, via Valparaiso
and Rio Janeiro, She has been absent about
IS months, and has brought from California
1918 lbs. of grain gold. having landed at Val
paraiso sos lbs-Total brought from Califor
MIA 1926 lbs, estimated at $4,000, believed
to be the largest quantity Of gold shipped to
the United States at any one time previous 10
the sailing of the Lexington.-The Lexington
has also on board a number of curiousy
wrought guns captured from the Mexicans, 16
brass and iron guns-1S and 9 Founders.
The Board of Health report "a new cases
and II deaths from cholera since yesterday,
and 16 cases and 10 deaths Tor the "a hours.
The Secretary of War has issued orders
for the performance of the usual military hon.
ors to be paid to the memory of Maj. General
Edmund P. Gaines, deceased.
81. Louis, June BY an arrival from the
Plains, we learn that the Sioux Indians have
killed 10 of the Pawnees at the fork of the
River Platte.-Col. Bryant and party passed
Fort Kearny, on the 27th of May.
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Latest News.
Topographic Despatch to the Daily Free Pres.

Tclegraphic Despatch 10 the Daily Free Press.
New YORK, June 9, 3 PM.
Thomas A. Walker on trial for the muir.
der of his wife has been acquitted the Jury
were out hours.
The board of health report 40 new cases
Of Cholera, and 10 deaths since yesterday.
WASHINGTON, June 9.
Hon. w. A. Graham, h a declined The
mission 10 Spain, Berringer and Stanley
stand the next best chance.
BosToN. June 9.
VIM. r. Fisher, Periodical dealer in
this city. was attacked with Cholera, aud
died in six hours afterwards, and one or two
others.
At Cincinnati, 80 cases, deaths.
letter from MonIevido. April 9th, states
that the French admiral had entered an ar
rangen ent with Rosas for a settlement Of all
difficulties, which is 10 be sent 10 France
In the meantime, an armistice of 6 months
will. take place.
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moments he frequently exclaimed Lord thy
will and not mine be DONE"
In Whiting, on the 25th ult., Mr.. BENJA-
MIN NEEDHAM, aged 50.
He had been for more than forty years a
member of the Baptist Church, and always
showed forth in his daily walk and conversa-
Divine Master he was much respected in life
by all who were acquainted with him, and in
his death, all feel the loss of good man.
Printers in Hampden Co., Mass, and St.
Lawrence Co., N. Y, will notice.
In Essex. on the I'd inst, Mrs. CANDICE,
wife of H. KELLY, aged IS years.
In Ripton, on til 9th inst, Mr.. ASA COL
LER, aged about &c.
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MARRIED.,

In Ripton, on the 10th inst, by John r.
New, Esq, Mr.. JAMES REED, to Miss Es-
THEIR LOUISA DAMON, both of that place
In Cornwall, on the 27th ult., by Rev. Mr..
Hines, MIR. JOHN HILL to Miss SUSAN M.
HAYDEN, both of this place.
In this Town, on the 29th ult., by Rev. L.
a. Merrill, Mr.. DAVID E. Royce, to Miss
LUcINA M. FITCH, all of this town.
In Ripton, on the 9TH inst, by Mr.. George
Chapman, Esq. NJ H. Ii. HURLBURT, Jr, to
Miss SoRELLE SMITH, both of r.
In Whiting, on the Sdinst., by A. Needham,
Esq, Mr.. ARCULAs VIGER to Miss LOUISA
HILL. both of Whiting.
In Bellows Falls, on The 22d ult., by j. N.
Baxter, Esq, ORvILLE B. SPENCER, of this
place, to SARAH H. CADY, of Alstead, N. H.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of
MARTIN WOOD,
late of Weybridge in said District, deceased, &also
all claims g. demands exhibited in offset thereto:
And six months from the 2lst day OF May last
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business of our said appointment, at
the dwelling house of Martin Wood deceased, in
Weybridge, on the first Monday OF July and De-
cember, next from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until
four o'clock P. M, on each ofsaid days.
7 ASA CHAPMAN, Commissioners
Dated at Middlebury this 9th day Of June, lS49.
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CAUTION-In setting forth the virtues Of Dr. Wistar's
Balsam have desire to deceive those who labor
under affection do wish euOgize il than
if justly deserves Yet when look around and the
of suffering and distress occasoned by many
the diseases IN which this medicine has proved high
y successful feel that urge its claims
strongly, or say too much in its favor.
Let the public be their guard Other Balsams and
mixtures sometimes imposed the unsuspecting for
the genuine DR.. wistar's Basam of wild Cherry Some,
the purpose of succeeding better in their schemes have
used part of the of the genuine, "Ph9nix Bal
of wild Cherry" Basam of wild Cherry, Comfrey,
&c" Syrup of wild cherry" &c, &c:
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale wholesale and retail by w. p. Russell
AgeRts-Middlebury, w P. Russell -Yergennes, ]. Hun
tington-Bristol, CIV. Pamelee,-Monkton I. Z. Smith,
New Haven, A. P. Roscoe,-Cornwal, Ira Bingham
Whiting John Simonds Cornwall B. F. HaskelL-Shore-
ham, K Wght-Sod also by agents throughout the state
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Hats, Hats.

Cases Mole Skin Hats, Extra Qualify & Efs-
giant Shapes.
] Case Braid Hats for sale by
May T4th. L. VALLETTE.
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~ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds,
Coughs Asthma and Consumption, is the HUNGARIAN
BALSAM OF LIFE discovered about eight ago by
the celebrated Dr. Buchan of London, England So per
infbo this remedy, in the most hopeless
of Consumption that been admitted into the
Hospitals and other Institutions in Great Britain and has
become much standard medicine the Fluid Magnes
ia of Sir James Murray. The immense amount of NOR
fay which this Baam has prevented since its ntroduc
tisn the United States matter of astonishmen to
the medical faculty 1t is, indeed safe speedy and eff
feciua for Consumption, all its FORMS and the
" certain of hope
DAVID F. BRADLEE & Son. sole Agents for the United
States, 100 Washington Street Boston.
Sold by w p Russell Middlebury and by Agents
ally in New England. 7:2w.
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MARKETS.

New YORK, June 6.-FLoUR- Fair de-
mand for western and state for the east and for
export, but the receipts are limited and sales
only 5000 bbls. at 4, l2a4, 25 for prime $50 a
4,57 for ordinary and common state; 4,56 a
4,62 for for mixed western and straight Gene
see, 4,62a4, 6S for straight western, 4,74a4,8
for favorite Indiana and Ohio 5,S7aS5 for
round hoop Ohio 5a5,l2 1-2 for pure Genesee.
Rye Flour: Firm ;saes 500 bbls. at 2,S7 a
1884
Wheat: Market firm for prime with a fair
demand for milling. The sales are 1900 bush
els prime Virginia at I,12 1-2 and 5000 bush
prime Genesee within few days at pal ,2S.
Rye is lower, sales 10000 bushels at 81 a
81 -, delivered.
Barley quiet so a ST. Oats less firm Sass.
Corr good demand for export market firm,
sales 10000 bushels 50 go foa western mix
ed, 81 for do yellow, ca for ground yellow.
BRIGHTON, June At market. $50 Beef
Cattle, Z pairs Working Oxen, % Cows and
Calves 1000 Sheep and Lambs, and 25O
Swine.
PRIcEs-Boef Came-Very few,extra ST.
% LIST quality 81; ID S6,7 Sd Sc; 4th,
1913
Working Oren-sales at $50, 80, 100, 20,
and 1877.
Co,cs and Calces-Sales at $50, %, 26, 80,
and 40.
&eep-Shea-ed Sheep. s2,75as. Lambs,
S3a3,25.
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DIED,

In Proctorsville, on the 9Th inst, of Drop
sy, Mr.. EDWARD BARRETT, aged 65 years.
Massachusetts papers please copy.
In Bristol, on the 9th inst, M. ELwooD
!. SMITH, aged 81.
He was an acceptable and faithful member
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, gener-
GUS freehearted man, Kind husband, father,
and neighbor, and no one doubted his sinceri-
ty as true and faithful Christian-in his last
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LATEST FROM THE CREyAssE-ALL HOPES OF
STOPPING THE WATER GIVEN UP BY CAPT.
GRANT.
NEwORLEAEs, Sunday, June 3-P. NJ.
Capt. Grant has abandoned all efforts to stop
the great Suave Crevasse, and expresses an opin-
ion that it cannot be done until the river falls.
The water is still rising frightfully in the city.