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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-12
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Or, Sweets Infallible Liniment
The Great External Remed'

The Great External Remedy
FOB ORR, RiiEi MAri>M, GOrT. NEuRALGlA, lyMBAGo
STIFF ftT SE,k AMDJoISTS s., ;PkA ~, BEn isES,
AADALI: KHETMATIG SD NEK-
Tor all To,s pSoE s remedy and
never tails. This Linient Is prepared oI the recipe
otDr Stephen Sweet OF Connecticut and amou, bone Sci
ter ana has teeL Used by him his practice ..r
IMAM twenty years with the most astonishing suCtc>>i all
cases.
san ale viator Of pain II unrvalIe,i by any .rcar-
10y singh trial
This ninel.t will cure rapidly ard radically
uc Disorders Ui very kind and il THOUSANDS o ca>'>
where il has been used 1t has in no case been KNOWN to
For Neuralgia Twill afford immediate relief i'll every
case however DISTRESSING
VIII relieve the OF II ada, he in three mIli
utts aha II "arraitedtU 90 IT.
i"otnache al>Olt will cure instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General La,>tllr arising
Fon liIpru'eI.Cc tLi li,uier i most apl!
and una liy remedy. ctIls directly upon the
stores II t. cla,tict, AMI visor.
f"i Ple>-A, external remedy We claim that II is tie
beet known and We challenge. the. world 10 produce an
equal Every victim this ii.tre,>iI, plant should
give II thorough trial lor il Will "a" ii Ia Afford !..ie
aye ftei and in the MAJORITY oi casts viii ciecta Radical
Quinsy an, Sore Threat sometimes extremely ma
lcaL ana dan but tuiely uf this lin
llicnt Will never iaI! 10 cure
Sprain- are times obstinate and enlargement
OF the joiIts i , -ylrct-i. Th-yrry uur-
cast may be Conquered 10y this Linen i'll TWO or three
days.
yield readily the wonderfully healing properties Dr..
Swecte InlIIIiv Imminent when ding
Also, ChILil- Frosted Feet Insect Bites and
StinSs.
Every horse should have ti- remedy at hand for
lis timely Al the r.t apprarant, "i Iec,s viii
teCtuav prevent those Formidable diseases hitch hOrs-
liable and which render Any valuable horse>
nearly worthless.
hGI!Fes voluntary Testimonials. the VOL
deru curative properties "i this Liil Lave been
eiSed. and nany vi them i-om persons III the highest
ranks in lie.
Caution
To avoid imposition observe The signature AMI
DR.. Stephen Sweet GA every Label. a!f as" ptcl!
Sweets nia!ult Si'Iinet blown The ,a,- ul e., IA
bottle, without which lIpl.; genuine,
RICHARDSON a. co,
SJ!e PROJECTORS. Norwich, CT.
For sale IN 81 Juiisburx ~ i!oyt uI-ll. ES I Fan
banks Co, }. {. BStili. and all other medicine TEA
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TO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS

The undersigned, commissioner for the sale
of liquors in Massachusetts,, is now allowed by
law to sell to authorized agents Of the cities and
towns in al the New England states. l keep on
hand large assortment of imported and domes
tic liquors. which are all analyzed by a state
Assayor" according to law, and
Cotifed by him to be Pure
and suitable for Medicinal Mechanical and Chem
ical purposes and sold in large or small 4uanti-
ties at uniform prices.
Agents may be assured Of obtaining liquors of
GUARANTEED PURITY
and at as low cash prices as they can be had else
where.
EDWARD F. PORTER. Commissioner.
~ CUSTOM HOUSE, STREET
t % BOSTON.
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NPEED THE BEST Pillow
And tie C,0pS wiU Resrard YOu

And tie Crops wiU Rescayd You
The undersigned having purchased the entire
sale Of the
CELEBRiTEU BI/ZELL PLOIF.
and plow castings for repairs, hereby gives notice
that he is ready to furnish farmers, merchants
and others with these favorite plows and castings
Oh short notice and at reasonable prices. The
sale Of these plowS has increased beyond paral-
lei i'll Vermont 1t is the intention ofthe manu-
facturers of these plows to use the best Of oak
and iron. and to have them built in strong and
durable manner, and By adding new improve
mentS annually. to keep the Buzzcll Excelsior
PlowS ahead of all other plows, for Northern
Vermont and New Hampshire. Every pillow is
warranted in work and material
+ 4 X NJ L RS,
Try them and you will want to try no other
ALEXR Lang.
st. JohnSbury. March s. 60 1929
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mr.. kEACU'S AMERICAN
LIN | NJ E y 7.

1-xsBEgxs,e~ys Fnr sprail<. Cruises flesh wounds
@s33S5sFs< Mi>cal> AMI burns. paralysis numb
MSS<A NAA fS3Sh'>- i'll the limbs. pains and sore
S.ss1, SssSs e>> IL TIE Goc> AIS! muscles. paiI>
uld st,lle>> Of the joints swen=>
u Y&S1Sx1 49, md tui'r> sore throat, recent
oi,.>. rheumatism. eura ia tooth
E4s3t ,nc. White >wcllilgS, chiittiiS
"a EE2A} 0f0 iiI Ill III. chest. side and back
S<NN III ,l>'' tor horses troubled with gals,
& N.Y. ,prainN. swclllls>, &c, and other
"a H%LA n t&a iis,..e"s
psxST83HN kN'ES This Lirment should be literally
2AH% ES1Ak2&1 ,p,i.d IL the par Is affected three
SxtSs7~A'I&29" ur Tines day, and even more
ne iurntlN III severe Gases. and ru,
"r With the hand 80 that more or less irritation is pro-
!Htrd III the parts 10 which IL j. applied in
;rtti"n Nil not be neces>a but cloths saturated with
IL. i!i.!n4eit and laj. upon III. part affected
Scali> ana B.rn-W .I applied Immediately blister
is always prevented Il renoN The ir speedily and III.
patient Is surprised Il; IL. short time which elases betorc
The woumd - ledc Cloths should be Kept We, with The
i.l!iiAent ana laid Oh t!i' burn
TIL. Luinent only intended as an external RENE
iy but las been found uyon trial the be i medicine in
Tor colds throat. pain III the stomach tC r.
io>es for an adult. ten drops 10 tablespoonful three
times DAY
Read the following statement Of this medicine
al home. where il is we'll known
We the undersigned. after thorough trial Of
DR. Reach American Linime,.t. do hereby Ger.
rify our belieiin its superior excellence. and con-
tdentlv recommend il to the public as an article
on which they can depend:
6. P Turner. H. f. Sawyer. B. F. Rollins. n.
Hutchinson. c. H. Walter. J. r. Farr, VIM. ".
Mack, L. Hutchinson. l. a. Curtis. S. r. Bald
win, g. W. Gates. Geo. Bennett L. c. Wood
ourv. Vim. \ Chaplin. S. A. Wright ]. R. Cram.
J. Burnhar,. T. J. Thompson. J. Cheeney. D. S.
Elkins. 0. NJ. Badger. II. A. Alden. St Johnsbu-
nv: ]. harrington. Nj. A. Harvey. Barton.
PRICE % AND 80 CTS. PER BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
G.. r.. Il L \ G. H,
ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt.
: Sold BY Druggists and Merchants eneral
y, tn. ough the country. 8Su
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SeasOnabie Hints for Farmers.

Rake up leaves from the woods as they
fall, and put them in the compost heaps
Cart heaGlands to the manure shed. Have
good supply of materials suitable for bedding
near the stables. DO not attempt to fatten
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FOR SALE.

TIIE subscriber wishes to sell hisfarm. sit
Il uatcd i'll Whcelock, one mile north of the vii
lage. containing about l20 acres of land in a good
state of cultivation. with fine apple orchard.
likewise an excellent sugar orchard Of 100 trees.
with sugar house and sufficient boiling apparatus.
The buildings consist of good dwelling house
with shed an, horse stable and two barns. with
running water to each.
Terms easy as a share OF The purchase money
can remain on mortgage ifdc>irod.
For further particulars. inquire of the subscri-
Der on The premises.
l9tf ELIJAH WILLARD
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OK RliEt MAIiSM. GOVT. NEl RA LtrlA, 1t NBAGO
Sllft \ Eek AND JOINTS, ~PKAlNS. Blu iSES,
CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES. HEADACHE,
AADALL RHEUMATIC AND NER-
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers being appointed by the Probate
w Court the district 81 E>>eN Commissioners. 10
receive and adjust ali claims and demands o all
persons against estate Hiram Fry, late Of Concord.
in said district deceased, and the claims of deceased
exhibited i'll offset theret" hereby give notice thai sN
months from the 2ith day OF SeItemher,A. d. lebs
are allowed for creditors present their claims 10
said commissioners. for examination and allowance ana
Thai We i'll meet Tor that purpose the inn ~ j. "
Lewis Concord the cath ri No|eintr ana IN DAY
March next Al one O'Clock + NJ on ea'h "l>au DAYS
~ DAVID HIBBARD. lc,,uuisstone-.
luz WM. Mo REtiOR !
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
l. OSS OF SLEEP.

The Great Central Active Principle II the Tuu Anod ne
l. true Development o the Original Natural Opitc IL!
ali Wherever opium been USED baeil
feet. with, >Std ho remark "i adequately Cnln
pare the difference aid no !cvi>lo l. equal Trial The
Anodyh- contains n"t particle OF opium. and
delicate ,i>, tU;i" il with AMI the per
recommend g. pll >iciale who have long sought the
true dev.lprmct. ULd I" patients Who natural re-
suits
The basis n the Universal Cough Remedy Is that free
dom iron. al C'mu,l> which by the error in COM
pounding produce Complete merits. >tto d. lreai
place II" Restraint on its u>c every hUul the day and
ask all tl,ht- 10 inr II The ;.aai tiiuy 10 all coughs,
throat OF l- complaint, BY perfect freedom Of appllc;-
tiUn For inauuatry throat il is perfect remedy
AMI Tor h""pii- "uC checks all the >la>s and allows
the cough !" have it, run in quiet way.
With the spirit that court al l!N >gatioI and read
mess 10 answer al Inquiries, in return ask all
h. cautious I" ur, a>e only Of those they rely upOl
Prices %ltLln TIE reach .! all
GENERAL sGENIS,
J. ". HUNNEWEIL& CO. IS Commercial Wharf
Boston.
GEO. III M EW ELL. lis VI ,tpr Street, New York
Under the special su!'"rN i,lon Of JOHN l.. HUME
ELL. Chemist ar.d PharIutCcutst. Boston Mass
whose signature covers the crk> o the genuine ouly and
10 whom. address al CunIiiUii, itoii>.
Sold b., All rrSpct table dealers everywhere.
J. C. Bin -lIrn, H"t Green, ST uiI.,bry Vail Brai
nerd Co.. DanviIr $ 5. Gould. West Concord q H.
J. NJ Weeks IyIr'uU: II. A. Quimbv. Lyndon Center; II
Starton No. D.iv lille Putrlim SpragUe Catu; Hum
piircy ( Smith East Burke; French ( SUu, Luienburs
agents. l2u-j2
FRED E SMITH, Montpelier Wholesale Agent.
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I NJ III O w \ r d
- - -
1slF
Would respectfully call the attention of the pub
liz TO his nov assortment of GOODS
consisting Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. .
from the best
English. Swiss and French manufac-
tories. Also a good assortment of
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Of every style in Gold and silver cases. y large
and nice selection. OF CLOCKS.
CAMEO.
CORAL.
and various other STYLES of
PINS AND EAR DROPS;
l.so Lad;, and Gents
Chains, Lockcts,
Sleeve Battons. Shirt Studs,
Bracelets,
Gents Pins, Rings,
Hooks, &C. &c.
Every description of
Il i / IL u O Il X
made 70 order such IS Pins. Bracelets Chains
md Finger Rings.
SILVER AND SILVER PLATED
ia SETS. CAsToEs, CAKE AND CARD BASKETS.
..A!Ii>. CUPS.
NAPKIN RINGS.
rAhiE, EtlTiR AND FRUIT KNIVES, SPOONS. &c
i:rGr assortment of
fitncy t,oodS. logs, ForE,t Cmlvy. Bifd Cages.
T,ctures.
Portfolios. Trocc'ing BASKETS and Bags Bac
G0n.nton !!oards.
'"'tt'ty i'' nc t. &c 'NNSS ana 'Itttu as
oj t.oW.
I Steer. steel. and o'h,r Bows Of |utous Kinds.
/ BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Miscellaneous Works OF the best authors, nc,
Gift Books. Histories. Bibles, Hymn
Books, Commentaries. Barnes
Notes, School Books,
of all kinds,
Blank
! Books. PAS
BOOKS Paper. Envelopes
Pens. Ink, &c.
/ \ nice lot o: Musical Instruments, Music Books
| Paper and Sheet Music Of all kinds.
! All the goods enumerated above. and man,
,ther>, offer at wholesale and retail as cheap a
an be bought in the state.
! Cali and see.
T. NJ. HOWARD.
Watches, Clocks & Jewelry Repaired
IN the ncatest possible manner. and perfect salts
/ .tctiVn warranted. 92tf
L. NJ. HOW ARD.
st. Johnsbury.
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RUSSIA sALvE CURES BURNS.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES CANCERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EYES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ITCH. ,
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FELONs.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SCALD HAD.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES NETTLE RASH. .
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CUTS. .
RUSSIA SALvE CURES COKNS.
RUSSIA sALvH CURES SCALps.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SALT RHRCN.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SORES.
RUSSIA SALVE CURES FLEA BITES.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES WHITLOWS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ULCERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES WARTS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE NIPPLES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SITES. ,
RUSSIA sALvE CURES TESTERS.
RUSSIA SALvR CURES RINGwORN.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SCCRvY.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES BCNIONS.
RUSSIA sALvH CURES SORE LIPS.
RUSSIA SA!vE CURES INGROwING NAILS.
RUSSIA sALvE CrRES SPIDER sTINGe.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SHINGLES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ERrPTIONs.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES MOSQUITO BITES.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES CHILBLAINS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FROZEN LIMBS.
RUSSIA sAIvE CURES wENs.
RUSSIA sALvR CURES SORE EARS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BOILs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FLESH WOUNDS.
RUSSIA SAVE CURES PILES.
RUSSIA sALvR CURES BRUISES.
RUSSIA sALvR CURES CHAPPED HANDS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES sPRAINs.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES sWELLED SOSR.
RUSSIA SALyE CUEES ERYsIPELAs.
Bites Of Nenonous Reptiles instantly care! by this
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LII X + BIZ Hi ELL

IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
UNION IRON WORKS, ST. JoHN>BURY, VT,
Solicit> orders for all kinds of Castings. and Mil
Work generally. Heavy Box Stoves for Shops
Starch Mills. School Houses and Stores. ThreSh-
ing Machine Castings. Cast Iron Water Wheels
adapted 70 run under back water. Wood Planning
Machines. of various kinds; also, Side Hill Right
Hand and Seed Plows. 99tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19
HaTVest Monn.

The full moon which happens on the 29th instant,
is the harvest moon the theme of so much admira-
ton and song IN our climate. Ii derives Its name
from the agricultural economy of England For
several successive evenings about the time of the
autumnal equinox, 1t rises at nearly the same hour
and pOurs its full radiance over the landscape at
fording the husbandmsn an opportunity TO extend
his harvest labors into the evening hours The Ar
rival of the at the autumnal equinox when the
moon is in ITS ascending msde of It's orbit and en-
tering the first point Of Aries, will produce har-
vest moon under the most favorable circumstances
With the aid of a celestial globe the cause of the
phenomenon may be seen by simple inspection
When the full moon occurs on the 22d of Septem-
Der and rising in the east, the will be settrg
in the west in the autumnal equinox All that por-
ZION OF the ecptc then above the horizon will be
south Of the celestial equator and making the least
possible angle with the southern horizon. As the
orbit of the moon is but little inclined to the eclip-
tic and the moon advances IN it regularly at the
rate Of thirteen degrees per diem, they are passed
over from day to day ascends above the horizon in
about quarter Of an hour, while, at the Other sea
sons of the year, the same arc requires about an
hour in its accession.
The full moons which precede and follow the
harvest moon when that happens on the 22d o.
September-do not differ much from each other. il
respect to rising do they differ greatly from
the harvest moon in the same respect. The full
moon. following the harvest moon, Is known as The
Hunters moon, it happening at the season of hunt
ing in England.
While the procession of the equnOxes is so insep
Arably connected with the tropical year that tn,
harvest moon can never wander from the autumna
equinox the starry heavens of that season of thu
year are slowly Withdrawing from our view and
excepting the arctic considerations. will have who'll
disappeared at the end of thirteen thousand years
when the beautiful Southern Cross and the Mage
laRe clouds viii rise above our hOrizon.-BOSto
Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19
Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY,

We print the one hundredth semi annual state
ment of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. The
Old Hartford it is Familiarity called, was incorpo-
rated in 1870 with perpetual charter 1t has done
a successful general Fire Insurance business for
half century. Its capital and surplus amount to
nearly million of dollars its stock is quoted at
higher rate than any American Company. Within
month it has sold at S2l5 and this price is freely
offered without sales of any amount Its semi-an-
mail dividends have become 10 per cent fixed facts
detailed statement of its will be found in
another column, all the investments are first class
We copy the above from the September number of
the New York Insurance Monitor" to give our
readers some idea oil the general standing of the
Old Hartford. and to be more particular would
say, that TO make assurance doubly sure" to
its Policy holders in this State, NASH IL MARI, IN
sURANCE AGENTS, at No. rs College Street in this city,
have deposited $4,000 Tennessee bonds with our
Comptroller as guarantee that their losses will be
promptly paid in the future, they have been for
past fifty gears If you want Insurance cali on the
agents of this l0eltried company and obtain Policy
,cithod delay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19
Markets hY TeIEprnnh.

LIVERPOOL, Sept s-COOa, sales Saturday 1900 bales,
Weh spectators and exporters took bales closing firm
re'dsus dull, quotations nominal Provisions quiet
so $685..
uOn has increased in the Bank England 600 pounds
AvRE.-CostOn, New Orleans Tres ordinaire s2f.
Observation-Disclosures parslyzed on Friday. few
ford sales were made at decline the Of shilling
On nine pence wheat pence on corn closing
ina
RERPocE-Rchardson, Spence & Co., and BgIand Atbys
quote Beef dull Pork quiet but firm. Lard 629s4s
Amfcan taOW SIS Cd 953 Cd Sugar steady; Coffee firm.
HRE Sept 5-ootton sales Of the sOOO Stock st Ia
Ue 200 bales. BOS s2t Closing quiet, but steady.
cFNATI, Sept. s-FLOUR-The stesmsra unsettled
The arket quotations nominal Ali qualities considerably de-
cline Whisky l9c: mess pork offered at 10 759l9 90.
Ny YORK, Sept. Is Cotton quiet Sales SEQ bales. Mid
dnPland lOI Flour i've at decline Of IS CENTS 2O
3aheat declined I92c CosAlee, II3 900 bushels 65A
R73 Mess Pork dull sales SIS bbs 10 OO9l9O6 Lard dull
Sales0O bbls 29I3s CoeeAuctOn sales Of Rio at 19G
l51s Sugar steady. Sales s75 boxes Cuba, 6k97x
Ne ORLEANS, Sept Is-CottOn quiet. The Steamers newt
had effect the market Sales to-day 5SO bales mddnG
1915 O Sales Of three days $50 bales Receipts Of thr
days 800 bales AGAINST 600 bales during the time last
Year Flour quiet at 25S6 80 Yellow Corn IS Mess Pork
duI offered Tobacco firm, but unchanged Sterling e1
chan 9h@IO Oh bills Of lading sI<99X. New York sign
sxchsge 1c9z premium. Freight to Liverpool =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19

We copy the following complimentary notice
of Dr. RUSSELL. from the Gazette The Doctor is
known to be one of the most skilful operators in
the city:
WENT To SEE A DENTIST.-On Friday last we had
the pleasure of meeting in the city with our est-
mable friend, Col Anderson well known citizen
of Hamilton county, and formerly a representative
in our State Legislature, looking well and jOvia
as of yOre. He had been but few hours before to
the Office of DR.. R. Russell where he had undergone
dental operation. which, besides relieving him of
considerable inconvenience greatly improved his
personal appearance Col. Anderson had for seve-
raj years suffered much from disease of the
in the superior maxiary the greater portion of the
jaw-bOne having in the progress of the disease be-
come carious and stuffed off. The operation per-
formed supplied the part thus decayed, restoring
the mouth TO its original shape, ard enabling the
Col. to speak as distinctly and look handsome as
ever. The operation in itself an admirable
piece Of workmanship. exhibiting the skill of Dr.
r., and offering new evidence of the great improve
ments made of late years IN the practice of me
chanica dentistry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19
Nashville market, sept, IS.

FLOUR AND GRAIN-There is continued good demand 70
Flour, mainly for home consumption We quote superhn
/ at s6a6 so and Extra s. 5096 IS per Dbl.
The stock of Wheat continues light and consider
able inquiry for Mediterranean ami White seed We auots
range Of at 81 s9 so per bch The receipts from
the country are extremely light.
Corn continues in fair request at Sc bushe sacked though
achoiee articleof White would command Doc.
oatsare firm Coo per bushsl sacks included with limited
supply
PROVISIONs-The supply Of Bacon the market is ap
requirements OF the We have no change In
report in prices, and repeat former quotations as fol-
lows: Hams at Shoulders 1lllc, Ribbed SIDES u
Sl45zc, Clear Sides Is K9I6c b.
The stock of Lard nearly exhausted The demand however
IL limited, and quote barrel At 1890 and beg at I495c
GR0CERIBsWe Of change in the quotations OF Gro
eeriss, and repeal our Lrmer quotations as follows:
sUsAR-Far sh9IOc and Prime to Choice lo9l0l<e \ in
noRhrads, ard lc these Quotations New
York Coffee Sugars 09Ilc; Crushed and Powered 2c;
MoLAsEs sTRUPMolasses barrels 404Se 1.l. h,lg
barrels $685. Sugar House 494Sc, odsn Syrup in barrel.
7Ss. bali farr Is SOC. and kegs (ten gals) sSe.
CoITKR-Rio l6Hc. Laguyrs lIglec, Java 1890 n.
TEAImpera, 50 eel GunpOwder 5OS75c Young Tyson 10
ecu, Black 609sI5u.
skLr-Ws quote Coarse Sack at sl5O, Fine at sI7s
and Baeal zoe bushel The stock the is ample
to meet the demand.
COTTON YARNs-The following agents quotation,
for Cotton Yarns 700 $780, &c dOE 6OO IOc 5O Io and
400, I0c
WHIsKYRectihed is held at 9O923c gallon and country
at sO975c per gallon, according to quality.
Bank Statement.
NV YORK. Sept. H.-BsnE acknowledgements in loans
S997ll decrease in spes S22664 decrease crcuiaOn
S44,4y2; in deposits, S225,96.
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WORTHY OF Any CONFIDENCE TUX
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY


RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
Y tempted only to initiate his restorative but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparation, and have
forced leave field its rsssess sway Read the follow
ing
PRoF. o. J. WOOD Co: Gents-The letter wrote in
1880 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and va byou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use tn
inquiries tuchng the facts in the The inquiries
hrst it fact Of habtston and stated in
Communication Il Of ali therein contained
third, does hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural coor1 To all and do nVariaby,yes My
hair better than stage Of life for forty
past, thrifty coored the of
wskers and the only why not generally is,
that the wahed OF frequent sbuton Of the
when by Wpng the face in close
ton with the Elskes the result will follow tie hair
in receipt great many from parts
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds as well as this il has no doubt oztn basey
initiated and used only without good but
absolute injury have used any estOrstve
for months, and yet hair good
old gray hair hean face and Il
this fact send lock Of hair taken OF the past week
your favor Il bottles last for
which very grateful gave friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, ske teal until after trial
then purchased md used with universal will
favor, you which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by fesr without uthnr
ity from from you. article will insure success and
where COED ELECTS do not follow, the failure used
pure article which the inventor Of the good
dee my duty heretofore to keep apprised the
effect on my hair all who inquire of me of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain desI sirs
yours, hAfMoR
The Restorative in bottles of three sizes, viz Urge,
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and rsta "a 81
the mediums hold at least twenty per cent moe in
proportion than the SMALL rets for - bottle the large
holds quart ~ cent more proportion and reta oS3
sbote q. j. GOD & Co, Prsprietors, 444 BroadNAy,
New ia Market street. 81 Louis NO. and sold by1l
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
Even, PendIetOn d Co., and retsiled by every Orig
house in he limited febll-ll