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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WIRSLOW,

An experienced muse and female physician, has
Soothing syruP for children tsethlng, which
Facilitates the process Of tseihfng BY sof,ening
the guns. reducing all .nhammation-~iil sllsy
al pain, and is sure 10 regulate the bowels. De-
pend Spon il. mothers, il will give res; 10 your
selves, and relief TO your infants. Perfectly
safe 10 al sases. So advertisement IN another
eos==.r ssyi
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SPRING & SUMMER FASHIONS,
BY J. NJ. VEZEY.

A LsO-Rrosdcloihs Cassimeres, Fancy Doe
~ skins. Marseilles, tiraHding Silks. silk and
Mahair Lrsfing. Black and Red silks. and Piush
Eelveis, together with desirable stock Of Tsiors
trimmings, just selected fram Boston market,
which will Re SOIL on reasOnzbis tsrms.
n r. Cn'ting done for others 70 make, and
trimmings II desired.
Coventry. ApriI Il. 100 --lsif
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Gets ~ secret hatitt ~ iuifh
GJ- Evevy Father sbaail rrs.sHta eo5y 20 he
6.a.
u ias aresd caf8laFBs If human disease 30
de-'riitflTH ffaiH apnH tls system, df.tss Is
ifgu-ssas ef us ims through arsa years d sult
HFitz doeb leo 81 auf.meF grave. I, destroys
fie AefFafts hgsfefa. rapidly sasies away tie
energies ~ ifr, eausns uirGiHf arrangement
fFeHarfs fis gFutlar deYai0prueaf of the y-irIn
atqaf'ltes 20 marriage. ssseiefg. business sBa
al rafttY happi1res, aHi l@syes the sHffaFsF
weakened 10 lHs beay al uina pTsIiap0se4 70
fnrsHfnpiiHH, ahd s. ffsfH ef egiis Mors 70 be
dreaded fiasu drnfh issH kiiii fhs fuiiess rom
airuce aasHFs Else unfortunate slciieis # Self
Abuse. fhsi permanent snd speedy cure esu be
effected. aHa sifh ere a53HdonFBsrt 81 ruinngs
isf4rtles- Fstients eau he restored 70 iobasi,
FlR9ssas heasfh
AHE fer-aa eHeias.aF I've three rfal postage
stamps sH fsesiss copy y maii, under seal.
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u Alsa ne frletrste8 Frmals Bfsa tsfy Pills
faaas h0a ihs fKrfsri ~ Gsfisa Roais , remedy
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Price, rs cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for 81.
Prepared BY Or. J. C. AVER L. Co. Lowell. Mass.

AoEST- ~ Charleston. Carpenter, Wa~f Al
bany. g Hayeg Sorth Craitsbury Sruff Jru-
aes. & Co, Ensi Crafi.hary A. " simpson.
HrowHingfon. W S. Addison, Bloomington Gem
ter. } A. searey. barton, W iGsiyH * ssn
Derby Center. c 4 Harris & Co, Derby Line
-f. C Batter. Glover. D Whufls-es. North Troy
WIN. ealusu, sanih TROY, Akin 4 Smaley
Greensboro r. c Bahiaff Newport L hoiiia-
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I. Kfnlal
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morrill, 6 BLACK HAWK HORSES

I shall keep my Black Morrill, and Rack Hawk
Horse and Black Hawk four year old Colt,
at my Stable in Craftsbury, thus season for the
use of Mares. These horses are well known 70
the people of Orleans County, AMI il is useless "a
sneak ought in their praise, for their works
follOr them" There is no better stock in the
County than my horses get. TERMS,-Three
Dollars for the season
All those in arrearages for the use of my horses
for the season of 1865, viii please pay up the
same.
10 will match a Morrill, horse, with Mr..
FatoI's Ned Forrest" of the same age, who
aimed that he could &" oui-trot any Morrill, Coli
of HIS age: which stood on feet" IN mile heats
b - three in five, in harness IN nv truck, foI
500 on a side. SIMEON BATES.
Craftsbury, April "a, ls6O.-13wS
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u TO FENALEs. IT
Flows.

fGtHE seisbrass8 Hfiesai Flow 10 f9r ssis By
4 sc Alsa e Wiley Pies /" sew sTs
ffrHl II saFh l. : cell ks5aH n flfnlefs hat
ths.s are ne ksss siads nsa before fhs Hniliie
3 sTAsF0kD,
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STATE OFvE RNlONT,

~ ORLEANS COUNTY, IS.
THE PEOPLE'SBANK, ! on,z,>-o CORY
VS.. - - - 80. - -
JOSEPH GRAY, in, IL IL 9, e11k u u u Il r.
SILAS g. RICHARDS 1 ,eso l = d.
& HORACE CHASE. io'''
This is an action Of Assumpsit founded on a
promissory note, which said noie bears dare the
81 day of November, A. d. 1858, is given for The
sum of two hundred dollars, payable 10 The
SAID Bank IN ninety days from its said da:e, and
signed by The above named Gray, Richards and
Chase, as by The plaintiffs writ and declaration
on file in the Office of The Clerk of this said
Cour, more fully appears.
This suit having been duly entered in this
CJart 1t his term, and it appearing that he said
j. sph Gray, Jr., Slas g. Richards and Horace
Chase, fesde Or are gone wi houJ the State, 20
In4l the usual process of summons cannot be
served upon them according 10 law, il is there
fore ordered that the substance Of said wr to.
ge her with this order be published in the Or
leans Independent ) and ird. a paper prin cd in
Irasbnrgh in said County, three weeks success.
lively, he last publication 10 he az least twelve
days before the next term OF his COur-, to hc
held ats'd Ira>burgh on the 4th Tue dly in juno
mex which will lie deemed sufficient notice q
the said Joseph Gray, Jr., Silas g. Richards and
Horace Chase, to appear at the said next tern
and make answer.
n. W. BINGHAM, Clerk.
y. 7. SHEAFE, Attorney. lsws
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LIBERATION.

LEREhAEEUN.
THIS certfes that have gwen my son, Henry
w. Hazel on. his sine during the rem, irl.ler
Of hi' minority. shall pay no debts Of his con-
tracing. nor claim any Of his wages after this
date. WILLIAM HASELTUN
z. KNIGHTS. Witness.
Charleston, April 10, Isso-isws
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e" Give me kiss, dear girl" L
can't" she replied. Il don't mind lend
ing you one, but must have it returned
tomorrow"
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BUY Me, AND I'll DO YOU GOOD.
CLEANSE THE S}STEn. PURIFY TUE BLOOD.
Ths hest spring AID summer Msdietns
in the world Is
DIR. I4ANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,

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n az "a. ttss dss Thor ous BE- "a hhabA5 3t.a,
d. e fAina. % ah n ifhish R,uf-
foaadsd 70 ast ~ tgaesrf sad pssssi Aafafs n
efadicaflHq slfsass.
ifess Bitfsr, 1lst.age q hs the taHsf s,guaaFa
ialliar aud mast bile me JgiHe ever aieess,
~rei kr the cure Of L yer Compiaius sid aiI
hsif Attendant lattH,l,ye iH ~ sort fss41n-
HumnFz xhetheg nf bi83a af ssini 81 Billions
Diseases ani faBi sfnluaeh: Dtrpelsiai Gee
liveness; fsfnaie Weskness, aHa ever di~sa-s
lrjsibR r. ~ lng.tss sftaH ss'efssfy hasIfs 81
lie; Hendaehei hizsluTsss Fiissi Iisaftbuutt
faiHs ia she sia, koH els o. hast - u'eisCy
Less d Aepesitf stia every siiiafsa complain
Arising frtan impuFitiss q ibh E6ea. 80 sa-~sl
Liver uF bisoraersd afnfHaeB, - Ntseh sFsfy
psrapn = more ~ lees stil,iset 10 ihis climate
he effect II iiis Hetfeiise j. nIs-t ~sa'isffnl
j. sets airssiiy agaH lie bs5sfeis ssla bisas4s -
removing ali ftisituet.efs from fis illefifsl ~
Fans. sfsSnRlsif ihrtn Hto teahHY seit 20. rem =
Esstug the iagugaius - lie, ppFaiyiaE he itssii
eie8nsfag II ffa9B aH hasaefst ana eaasItk g -
raHrse sHes fhFaagh ssFss psff II b. ttsigs re-
storing ihs Invalid 70 health aHf assfuiHs-s
9Hiis u aBd - cents fsf hetils. sasa p deal
efs h HetiRiae rFFfYN hafss
Ordess addressed % o. LANGLEY ~ akus
&. 0tlunHts 4 CO., hesaa isms
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or VI. diseases, ths 8e-t g,tai rau+e
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
SUFFER NOT!
4 PHYSICIANS LEGACY
TO YOUNG MEN.

a lea rEtiou-
a. aud ditin-
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ninfks.iHpHn
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aesa Nacfur-
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Constipation, CostiVeness, Suppression,
RheumatIsm, Cont, Neuralgia, Drop
~, Paralysis, Fits, etc.


RheumatIsm, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
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your skill has brought n did report my
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hsve used Or. Henry. Ointment for s,ratche,
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isilurc.-llrstr sTEiNH"VH, Proprietor Pubic
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h hiss BEEN RED mud not isaud wanting - s. Al
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100 ROLLS Of Paper Hangings, with
w Bordering TO match at
WoRTHIN 6 TONS.
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Farmers.

are your COWS -fnuhlei wlih sorr tea.t7 II YOU
VII Apply bR tiEAkf'S fLECrMC ON r.
AfNf, NJ night, Nill vtrraui them well in the
informing. Manufactured nv
4 J. GEEFN, Highgats. VI
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lust RECEIVED, a great assortment
~ OF Halls and Caps at
WoRrHINGToN's.
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Dysentery, Dlarrh9a, Relax, Worms.

kIOdl d. J. Q. Gieefl u UiiloUg0.
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Washington, D. G, Itb Feh, Ib5t.
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They stimulate the funrtauus
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Dyspepsia, ImpurIty OF the blood.

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Receipts for the Standard

Barton. April %. 1850.
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As a Family Physic.

From Dr. r " tiTllurlgft, Aeio OrIedRs.
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From DR.. Theodore Bell, II Nsle Tork CRY
Not only your Pills admirably adapted their pur
pose aperient hut find their beneficial effects upon
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

CINCINNATI, July z.
FLOUR-Prices are nominal Superine
to extra, old ground, eau be bought at 4 80 to
4 70 the sales were so brls. extra white
Wheat at s 30 90 brls extra at 8 so 100
brls. at 8 20 and 200 brls. super6ne at
4 rs.
RYE FL0UR-Yery dull.
WHISKY-Prices &c. lower sales Of 700
barrels ut l7le. including that from wa
CONS,
SUGAR-Unchanged small sales at s!@
SIC,
MOLASSES-At 44045c
CoFFEE-At l44@l43c
WHEAT-We quote prime Red at | l2G
! Is, and prime White at | 20@l % sales
100 bu new White at | 20 500 do. prime
Red at | Is 5000 bushels choice Ky,
White sold at | 20, delivered at Paris, Ken
lucky.
CoRN-Ear is active and lc. higher We
quote it at 4Sc.
OATS-Priccs advanced to Zoe, in bnlk
sales l,20 bushels, in bulk, at 39c $50 do.
from store, at I04c.
RYE-The market remains dull and nm,
changed we quote it at 75@77c: sales of 1910
bu at Toe
BARLEY-There is but little doing aud
prices are to a great extent nominal at s5c
for prime fall.
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B6S-The work of decoration has already
been commenced in different parts Of the city,
and we may expect TO see the most brilliant
display tomorrow morn ever made in Dayton.
The Court House, Phillips House, all the Ho-
tells, Engine Halls, Depots, Public Buildings,
and the residences OF our citizens generally
will be put in holiday rig, and the public re
joicing will, we hope, be as real as it will be
noisy and general. We hope to see every
residence-large and small-put in 4th OF
July costume
p. S.-We intend making inspection of the
decorations, &c, tomorrow, and we will be
obliged to all who will furnish Us in few words
an item Of their displays. 1t will enable us
to make our report for Thursdays EXPIRE
more correct and satisfactory. And We here
by invite items of interest from our friends
generally, and which, if used by us, must be
handed in by tomorrow night,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

The GLORIOUS 4THl-The celebration of our
Natal Day will be made here tomorrow in the
old-fashioned manner, and We are assured by
those who have examined into the arrange
ments, that it will be the most brilliant occa-
sion ofthe kind ever projected OF inaugurated
here.
SMITH DAWSON, Esq, is Marshall a most
excellent selection, and his programme and
Zine of march" will at once show that he un-
derstands the business and is determined to
arrange matters 30 that no complaints can be
made. His selection of Assistants will meet
the acceptance Of the people, and now that
launched, we may look for a very pleasant
affair tomorrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03

B6TThe following is the programme for
the celebration tomorrow;
Morning Salute at Sunrise.
The procession will form at 3 O. clock A.
NJ. on Main street, the right resting on Fifth,
in the following order,
LIST. The First Regiment Ohio Volunteers
and Dayton Light Artillery.
I'd Orator Of the Day, Reader Of the Dec
%laration of Independence and Chaplain, in a
carriage.
Sd. Turner's Association.
4th. Druids.
BIB. Odd Fellows.
9Th. National Car.
7th. ST. Joseph's Orphan Society.
sth. Washington Benevolent Association.
9th. Hurigari Lodge.
10th. Firemen.
18th. Mayor, Members of the City Coun.
Gil, City and County officers.
18th. Citizens on foot--four abreast.
18th. Butchers Association.
18th. Citizens ON horseback and in CARR
ages,
The column win move at $50, PRECISELY
east on Fifth street TO Wayne, thence north on
Wayne 10 Third, thence along Madison TO first
thence west on First TO Main, thence south on
Main TO the Fair Grounds.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Music by the Band.
Prayer.
Music by the Choir
Reading the Declaration, by J. W. Hall, Esq
National Salute.
Music by the Choir
Grafton, by Rev. +. W. Conrad.
Music by the Band.
Benediction.
The procession will reform and march tc
the head Of Main street, where Il will be dis
missed.
Il is requested that the bells Of the seyera
Churches, Engine Houses, and School Houses
shall be rung at 4 O clock A. M and again q
3 o clock, at the time Of forming the process
sion The following gentlemen AVE beer
appointed Assistant Marshals I. d. Mitchell
Col ID. @ Fitch, Capt Sam IL Smith, Rob
Patterson, VIM. II. Simms, James Steele, ant
all the Marshals Of the different Societies.
National Salute at Snndowa.
In the evening a grand display Of Fir,
Works in front of the Court House
~ SMTH Dawson, Grand MsrshaL
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sHERIFFs SAFE

Thomas MeLber, Case No. 1907.
". |MoutgTy Superior com
Mary Boyle, e. al IL pdahoa.
IN pursuance 81 an Order of sale isaued nom tht
i Superior Coun Of Montgomery county, 20 ne di,
rected, l will Offer for sale Ut the door OF the Court
House la Dayton. In said county, ON
Saturday, ne 2la day u Jig $500,
AZ 9 o'clock a. ma, Of said day, in-l0t Numbered seven,
teen hundred aud h0y-four u75t1 Of the revised mum.
hors 81 lots In the clty OF Dayton, la Montgomery conn
Inent, 0foni and aher The lstday Of july lsfO,j Of SfO,dG
20 Anna Nara NebheT widow II Rolert Weber, sen
deceased, during her lie time, kr doseF Ia real eztaie
Of her said decreased husband.
Also, inlot No. iTtA, "a sud city ofDaytob (at0oininR
the shovel appraised, ffaa o. dover, a. si7hlO1.
Also, inlot No, l7ad, in snid city Of layton, (aejoin-
ing the aloveD appraised nee OF sower at Siz5OO
SAID property not 70 sell foTl less than tue Uiris of the
appraised value.
'fcnns, one third cash. one third ia one year, aud ons
thini Ia Two year,; the delcrfed payments 20 hcur ~.
ierast and secured b. mortgage
The WiaoW's dover viii probably b. onered for sole
salne day, John MILLS, sfeun
Dated juno ~. ls0o,
Taos, d flIg0s, Any is2ots
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Toledo Market.

T0LEDO, July ?, 1860.
The market on Saturday yielded before the
news per steamer Wheat declined fully five
cents, and at the close there were no buyers in
market
Corn held its own until the close, still more
was offered than found purchasers. II was
beared that a further decline would have to
be submitted to to-day.
FL0UR-No sales. If
WHEAT-No sales of White 5000 bush
els Red in lots sold at ! l4c and market
dull.
C0RN-Sales before the p. NJ. report Of
5000 bu in lots at straight DOE after report,
900 blu at zoe.
RYE-Dull
No change in other grains.
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MASTER coMnssIoNERs SALE.

jonathan HarSt1uun, No. lGlI.
against Superior Court Of
Albert D. Mcclure, ct. al. Montgomery Co. q.
DURSUANr TO an ouler Of the superior cuun OF
i Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN tie niove ease
at the Apul term, A. u. isG1. aud 10 Inc directed, -Iull
Uth'r nt pulllc Hustion al the door Of fhe Court House
M the city Of Dayton, Ia the eoiiniy Of Montgomery,
and stde Of Ohio.
Oa SafariaV, Jdy 2sk, 1880.
Between the hours OF one aud four O'Clock y. M. or~lid
day, the following described real estate, shat. In the
city0f DAYTON, county OF Montgomery, nnd stale OF
OHIO, 10 Wlt Lots numbered three thousand one hun
dted and nlnrtyi til1nl three thousand one hundred and
nine one tllalJ and three Thousand uue huudred and
ninety Two, C3ls4l AMI three thonsand one Hundred and
ninety three, 3l9il rs drsignutrd GA the revised plnt 81
said Cty.
This property Is 10 h. sold on n Judgment In favor of
Jonanlau Ilar-hman against AlieTt b. Mcclure, ct N.
The above properly has haen appraised at sy thou
sand "ight hiuldIed dollars. te@1l and cannot h. sold
of sale, cash. ff.4s48 3. NJ. CLEGti.
Master Commissioner superior court.
j. A. JoEnAs, Atty. iea7wfd-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
WASHINGTON, July 2.

WASHINGTON, July 2.
The Indian treaties Recently ratified by the
Senate, were those with the Saxes and Foxes,
on the Mississippi and the Kansas, orkaw and
Delaware. The treaties with the two first
named tribes provide for the allottments Of
land TO the members of the respective tribes,
and the sale oft he surplus lands after the al
lottments hive been made, the proceeded Of
snch sale to be applied for the benefit Of said
Indians.
The selfruling stamp envelopes, which
were placed on sale during the last of the
year, by way Of experiment, have been perma-
1ently adopted by the PostoHice Department
They will hereafter be supplied to Postmas
tiers, and will be sold at the following rates
For n single package, the same price as the
old. Where more than 100 is taken, an nd
vance of 2 cents per 100 envelopes on the
rates of the old.
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Market,

.CmCAGo, July 2.
A general q%uietude peryaded the markets
for breadstufEs today, neither buyers or sellers
manifesting a disposition to engage in transac
tons of any magnitude.
FLOUR-Was duh and entirely neglected
and no inquiry whatever being shown on
Change.
WHEAT-Was inactive at a decline of lc
the market closing dull at 064 for No, |
Spring, and | o. for No. 2.
CORN-The prices remained comparative
ly unchanged, the transactions being limited
at 47t@471c for No. | and lG@464c fol
No. 2.
oATS-Declined lie, with sales ofsmal lot,
at equal TO 26c in store.
RYE-Dull.
BARLEY-Market dull and heavy NJ
sales.
Freights declined Jc.