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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

LARGE FoREIeN' IMMIGRATION TO KANSAS.
The agent of large colony of Sweeds has
recently concluded satisfactory arrange
ment in johnson County, Kansas Territory,
near Olatho, by which there will be 10000
Swedes, settled there in the course of few
mOnthu
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07
ooMMnRc1A1 AFFAIRS.
commereIaI and Monetary.


In financial affairs yesterday there was no
alteration from Thursday. Money CONT, uns in firm
request but easy, at eio per cont for prime Pspsr,
aud l20ls for second-claes. Tho Banners reported
an abundance Of Currency, and gradual auemsnta.
tion in supply. lan'tJ fr.
Eastern Exchange remained firm without nueh
sod New Su66ls 6rss.ns s.d aISs"s. s s. s AZ, ana
gneurrsnt Money ihers. was nothing new, rates be-
Flour was unchsnged yesterday aud dull the sales
S S2s sss biand %h.sS hasas @s. SP S a6s y
%anS Sa rm Snd ds nshsr P,Sy.C. 70 n. sn1g us
Wheat was nominal; little onering With small AZ,
was dull. Oats was heavy and trine lower, while
Rye and Barley we're unchanged, with limited de-.
The Imports and Exports Of various articles during
the forty eight hours ending yesterday noon we're.
,s d%posts- Apples, g bsls Barley 10 buhi Butter
Hsss LARD SGG IL 9s hsS Su.S x SS; oa
eI6t brshels; pork and Baoo9. hhdn., 81 terces,
Sugar, 81 hhds; w6oat los bush: whi,Sy, ii i,ii6
Espsrs,,-Batsor u bscksevs Candies. ss boxes;
PlSqar Pn2a ia & R RSs e 90 s Oats 50 bushOS
boxes; Potatoes IL bushels Sugar, % hhda.; Salt,
II barrels;Wheat S62 bushels Whisky, sO9 brls.
This weeks Independent says Of Money matters in
New York.
The present active demand for Money is only tom
porary and next week expect to see great abund.
ance again. The large payne, = for divide, de- in
terest, &C., will then have been made, and become
available for loans. The banks increased their ans
last week TO assist, and wisely So the Temporary bor
rowers and this addition 10 their loans will be only
temporary. .N .fr. n
Loans are easy at per cent, and prime paper also
second class paper dihcult VI negotiation
and range from to per cent
The importotionB are moderate, and inspire no
alarm, while our exports are large. The export Of
Cotton from Southern ports has greatly fallen off
The growing crops Of cereals are every where re-
ported Of favorably In the West and south and
North-west, and an active fall business Is antci-
pated 10 be the result, with increase Of values
There 10 no speculation Of any kind In Wallstreet
market. On the contrary, cautious spirit prevails
1t is only the constant and increasing export de
mand for our Specie and the uneasy of Europe
that can disturb Wall-street; but Louis Napoleon
has paid visit to the sOvereigps I Gefma y. In
conclave assembled and gravely assured them that
his empire Is one OF peace, although he is aimed TO
the teeth; Nevertheless hnanciers are cautious
and look to providing large supply Of Gold The
last accounts from Europe respecting the grain crops
there Will be denciency, or below average har
vest
The northern portions Of Europe will he called on
FOR supplies, and We shall be called on also, for
portion Of our abundance, If we do not raise our
| prt es too high. -, -.
| LITTLE MIAMI RAmRoAD.-The following are the
approximate earnings Of tho Little Miami Road
durt' the month Of Juae, compared with the same
period last year: '.lH rIU
June, 04
Iune " 2O6 10
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

POCKET PIoKED.-A man named Francis
Frazer had his pocket picked yesterday even
ing, on the corner Of Fourth and Vine-streets,
of wallet containing 800 in bank bills, and
$l5 in gold coin.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07


As an ofast to this decrease In the earnings Of the
road for the month, IL should be remembered that
nearly All the passenger and freight business received
nom the Ohio and Mississippi Road, transferred
20 IT, 10 transferred to the OincinnaGl Hamilton a.
Dayton Road, and goes va Dayton and Xenia
NEW YoRK DRY GooDs TRADE.-This weeks Inde.
pendent thus refers to the Dry Goods during the past
week:
Trade Ia without activity The show Of preparation
Tor the approaching season 10 also slight sort Of
drbblinE trade In some depa tments Is taking place
In Slk Goods, blacks are the only description at ali
inquired after, and these are scarce Colored Silks
are In overstock.' A few arrivals Of fall styles OF
Silks have taken place, but no assortment aud no
exhibition OF new goods has been made.
The Woolen trade usually active alb ut th is season.
mas Deen quite the reverse. Cluthers have been m.
ted in their demand, evidently deferrins their pur-
well rs foreign. -
There is a very heavy stock Of Cloths and Cassi.
meres, foreign and home made on hand, which de-
presses prices, and makes purchasers dainty as we'll
~ backward. Even staple Cotton Q,Uds are dull,
though the houses receiving suppl es
The port demand 10 steady but the home de m nd
10 qnlnPortant. Tho manufacturers Of heavy Kinds,
and Of Dris especially, busy future deliveries
TO order The mills are likely to fail for want
OF water, II the present dry weather Continues. We
remark an unpspally small import Of foreign Wool
antly supplied from previous receipts. -I-- ----
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

A father AND sos FATAILY SHor.-Sun-
day evening, in Fayette County, KY, VIM.
Sensing was shot with double-barrel gun
ny j. NJ. Abel. Sensing died in a short time.
His son, who was with him, was also shot by
Abel, and can not live.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosTAeI
Friday, July 8: .r ...- ..
d. 4. Bishop a Co. Wilmington, Delaware.
Rev. J. s. Kemper, Dayton, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07
lDy Telegraph.
RhlImdlalnInfa NIarIrAf.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Flour is dull, but
unchanged. Wheat e dun; red 81 o; white 81 $50
o. Corn qnlst: sales Q, aQOo bushels A. az eegeile
Whisky steady at 2l@gzzc. -fsa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

Boy DRowNED.---A lad about eleven years
of age named Sylvester White, whose par
enis reside on Front-street, a short distance
above the Little Miami Railway Depot, was
drowned while bathingday before yesterday
In the river. near the Water-Yorks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

MAN DRowNED-Day before yesterday q
deck hand ON the Forest Queen, named Mich
ael -, fell from the steamer at Client,
Kentucky, and was drowned. lie leaves, il
is said, a wife and two children in this city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

A SPLENDID Campaign Charts now ready
at 3s West Fourth-street. See advertisement
in Want column.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07
THE DAILY PRESS
SATURDAY," ....".............JULY 2
JULY
City ~ ewS.

For SAJE.-Two thousand old newspapers
Apply at Counting-room.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

The rapidly-growing locality formerly
known as West Albany, n. Y, is now called
YihbardYille.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07
LOST.

n OST overwhelmingly morning, addressed
~ 70 Mrs. sENSNER, between walnut.st Ferry
and Bhrr-st The hndsr will DO literally rewarded
TON. jy6-be
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07
PERSONAL.
STRAYED.

STRAYED-HOG-Cam to the premises a stray
= hog; The owner can have her by proving prop
erty and paying expenses, by calling ct 393 Race
st. If not called for soon, Will be sold to pay the
COSTS. rV vwart.l fHtr Jyf-c'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07
FOR RENT.


ENOR RENT-with hoard in central locality,
n two or three handsome, unfurnlshed rocms, IN
private family, where few boarders are taken.
references exchanged Address b. b., Press Once.
AAKAlugf HI slw7-b9l0 Jtf.tLl Nh
ESORl RENT-A fine-ton I'd Piano. Inquire at
" 4 nj, SrEWART's Cheap Furnishing Store,
300 West Fiith-st. Jy7-bf
LSOR RENT-A Brick Dwelling, of nine rooms.
II with gas and water, corner Of Franklin and
broadway. Rent $500. Also Brick Dwelling on
East Liberty-146 OF seven roefas. Rent 500,
Apply 10 J. h p. HUMBLE, Ninth and Broadway
.H.l ljy7-dsl 80
WNOR RENT T-REsIDENcE-3O Perry ST. be:
II tween Plum and Central-ay. aud Fourth and
Fifth also. third and fourth floors OF ID West
FOurth.street, suitable ior saes-foOms . Apply to
RALPH McCRACKEN, at the latter place. jy7-d
NOR RENT-wITH STEAM PowER-All or
NJ part IT the building southeast corner OF Plum
and Pearl, with without yardroom, short or long
term. Adapted to manufacturing light machinery
or agricul ural implements. Apply 20 THOMAsb.
SMITH, on the premises. ~ jy7-f.
ENOR RENT--A ROSEWOOD PIANO-of fine
ply TO COOPER STOKES,
jyl-f No. IA East Fourth-stfeet
UNOR RENT BRIOK HOUSE with eight
N rooms, and In fine order, Rent $500 per annum.
....s..r-. W A. r. BARRY a 90,
iyl-aw Burnet Houle Building.
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EaAQaMKA
WANrnID.

sr=z--------- -=
f'wANrs,'' - 'FoR sAIn,.F 2. roR RENT"
LOST" "FoUND" BOARDING" &o.-Ad.
n trtisqmqnts coming under tiese headfns, not on.
ceodihg hse llneh. will bensersd twsco Tor 30 eents
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-28

Newschultz II, r r Adm lots blk 2.
Obenchain J Sc ne % 50 3
Orion H, in sw cor 81 do
$ d NJ "a Addn, lots blk G
Olive J, in Sc sw 80 9 /,
O'Neal H. Fargo's Add'n lot 2 blk Z
Osgood A NJ Melone's Add'n N pit lot blk 6
Older, Lee 4 Co, Il Nee Add. "a lot ) blk
=" g lot l blk 10
lots 2 b Is
Older II A of O6 30 m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-28

1859 1858 lsj. lac. Tot,l
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-28
Brown, Independence, lot I : block

A Barnes, Fargo's Add, hf Of hf Of block IL
s 4 Nee Add lot W Of lot 4 blk
Cook, l. W. Bulls Add. lnd'ce. lots 5 6 block l
Campbell X, s 4 Nee ID Add. % ~
Crowell Eliza. hf ne ~ . 50
I" nws do 40
Crowell q W, of hf NV do 30
Conley j. ClArke's Add. ne, lots , I blk Is
Coleman @ l., Independence, 5
Cummings. I A, do 81
Campbell 4. do lot n Of
Cummings, Z W. NV sw SO 50 3 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15
PROF. WOODS
u EsToRAT1vE CoRDMLAND BLOOD

II <
Il 4 RENUNATON is precisely what It's name inl q,tcs
for while pleasant t. the t,sg, 1t is rcvviying, cxlrttig
and strengthening TO Tue vital powers II also revnlos r..
nstaes and rcnews the lnd In alt ia urginil uurv and
tius restores aud renders the system invuncrhe to IN. a
lacks of disease 1t H. tn only preparation ever oil rcd TO
.uc "' III lppul "" - ~ ~ De within the reach of
ALL So chemically aud shhuly combined t. be the most
powerful nc and yet perfectly adapted as 10 act in
Peyect accordance rh The idus Of nature and hence
sooc ne WedkoSt stomach, and tone up the digestive or
sas nni aay all nervous aud other irritation 1t also
perfectly exhuting in It's effects and yet It il never follow
Ell ny iassiule or depression VI spirits II is composed en-
reY OF Vegetables AMI those thoroughly combining powerful
tome ana soothing properties, and consequently never m
lure suc remedy has long been felt to be deshlcrtum
Ia the mlica world both by the thoroughly skilled In mod
zeal SCIENCE AMI also by all who have suffered from debility;
Tor needs no medical skill knowledge even to see that
debility follows Nil attacks OF disease and lays the unurll
~ stem open tn the attacks Ut many Of the dangerous in
which ujr human nature constantly liable such or OK
ample, AS the followng Consumption, Bronchitis Indi,es-
ton. Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite Faintrcs Ncrys Irrt
by' Neuralgia Pupita1n Of the Heart Melancholy IIy-
poconlra Night swcas, Languor, Giddincss, and all that
called Ftmaie Heakheses and IrcJ uiaries Also Liver
arrangements or TOrpty and Liver Complaints, Diseases
OF the Kidneys, scang or lncontincnce Of The Urine,
any neral arrangement Of the Urinary Organs, Pain the
Back side, aud between the Shoulers prcdspusiton To
Slight Colds, Hacking aud Continued Cough, Emaciation,
Difficulty Of Breathing, AMI indeed might cnumerntc
many more still hut have space only say, will not
"ny the debility following Cs and Fever hut prevent
all attacks arising from Masnac Influences, and the
diseases at once already attacked. And direct
y and pcrsistenty upon the hillary system, arousng the
Liver to ncion promoting, in fact all the eNcctls of the
system viii nihy prevent any delrious consequences
following upon change of climate and waters hence all
elers should have bottle with them, and all should
mheslohul at least before eating As pr vents costiye-
ness strengthens the digestive organs, should he in the
hands of all persons Of secntary habits Students minister's
literary men, And all ladies not ustomed to much
door exercise should always it, If they will they will
find an agreeable pleasant and efficient remedy against those
Ills which rob them OF their beautyj for beauty
without health, AMI health cuiu exist while the above H.
reguarities continue ThI~t7,iu the Cordial is perfect
Mothers Relief Taken month two before the huh trial
she will the dreadful period with perfect aud safety
There no mistake about H. mis- Coridi is all ciaim
Jo' a. Mothers, try H. And to you appeal to detect
the illness or decline not only u daughters before he
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-15

for the alteration Of those suffering from any Irregularities Of
whatever nature, well prevent pregnancy those
ladies whose health will MT permit an increase Of family.
Pregnant females those surprising themselves
tinel against using these s while pregnant as the pro.
preir resp visibility after the above admon o
athou I'll their nncss would prevent any mischief hesh
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and explicit
directions accompany each box Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH OZARK, General
Agent Brateboro VT Sold by Druggists everywhere
NJ Ladies by enclosing him 81 rattlcboro Post once can
have the Pills sent tconddentiay) by mail Remem
her anl ask for DR.. DaPoncos Golden Pis Signature
each bOx.-1yi5
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CAMBRIDGE MARkET-scp.ember I.

Whole number Of Cattle mark 1ji2 about Beeves
and 117 Stores, consisting Of Working oxen, Mich Cows,
and and three years old.
PmcEs- MARKET Reef-EXtrn Sc so 81 O0-lst quality,
00Ois6 252i quality So IS; 81 quality, So 75 ordinary,
81 IS.
Sf0reS--Working 0xen-S15, to $3.50.
Cons and CdiucS-S25, 80 40 SOL
Ye1rAings-Nnnc. TT0 Years Ofd-S10a Sl2.
Three Years Oid-S1l SlT.
Sheep and Lambs $500 ut market Prices-in lots,
81, 50a 81 81 Extra, SO co. 25 90 81 90 each.
Hies-6 a sc per h. TdHoW a &c per III.
car Skins, 10il2c yer III. Peits-5Oc u 81 20 each
n. d. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but
the hest large fat, stall fed Oxen.
Second quality includes the grass fed Oxen, and the
stall fed Cows and the best three year old Steers
Ordinary consists Of Bulls.
ShepExra includes Cossets and when those of inferior
quality thrown out.
There so the Eastern Railroad 302
Boston Lowell, "A tyer the Fitchburg OF those
the Fitchburg from Albany.
REMARKsA large stock ut market, the best cattle sold
shade higher than last week. few pair brought 81 % per
cwt other grades lower Sh du average quality poor;
sales II Il 2jc per head lower than last week.
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CTATE or VERMONT. NIAnlnono. S. S.

~ The Prabatc court tor said District
To all persons interested in the Estate of BENJAMIN
CONVERSE late uf Warlsbpro, deceased. GREETING;
Whereas BEfRI II. CONVERSE and LEVI FlrTS, Adj
mnsii Ors upon said Estate have made application this
Court for an extension Of the time heretofore limited them
dispose OF said Estate, and pay the debts Of said deceased
you are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon said
application at session thereof to he held WakeGelds Inn
In Newnc in std District, the last Thursday Of Scptcm
her, A. D. 1860, when AMI where you may he heard you
sec NJ. 1851 y lIOLBliOOk, lie yster.
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l. OR S ALE.

f.sith THE subscriber offers for sale his place
l.l situated in the west part Of Chesterfield, N H., OPP
pose Dunmerson Depot and about six miles from the WI
age Of Brtteboro Said place consists Of about
of good land good story andaalf HOUSE and WoOdshed
and Barn. Also, Store occupied by the subscriber
Grocery Store Also the Ferry with good Boats Formerly
known smiths Fery The above offers chance for
any person who wishes to live easy and make money For
further particulars inquire Of the subscriber the premises
II. H. DAVIS.
Chesterfield, N H., Aug. 80, ls6o.-4w'95
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CTATE OF VERMONT. M,Rrpono. S. S.

- The Probate court I0r said District
70 all persons interested in the Estate Of DRURY FAIR
BANKS. late Of Wilmington, deceased, GREErSG -
II are hereby notified that ti. Court will decide upon
the allowance Of he account Of HOLLAND PLIMITON, Adj
mnistrator said Estate, decree distribution there
Uf the persons entitled tereto the session thereof
to M held at Wakelclds Inn, In Newfane, in said District,
on the last Thursday Of September A. H. 1860, when aud
whore yJu may be hearl IN the premises. If You Rt
(36) +. IIuLBR0OK, Register.
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NTATE OF VERMONT M,utnopo. s s

SIAlE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. s.
~ The Probate Court for sqid Districts
10 all persons interested In the Estate " DANIEL SUM-
Nhl' late of Halifax, deceased, GnRErfSGi
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of LEWIS ST MINER, Admins
traitor upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among The persons entitled thereto, ut the session thereon
he held at Pacs Inn, IN Wilmington in said hi trct on
The last Thursday Of October, A. u. 1850 when AMI where
ysn may be heard In the premises, II you see 1T,
(0) FREDERICK IIOLBRu * Register
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5000 90


That the value nf personal property Is nothing.
And praying for License sell Heal Estate the purpose
Of paying said debts and expenses; you hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon sail application the
sion thereof to he held at Wakenels Inn in Newfine, In
said District The last Tursdny If september A. H. 1850,
whau aud where you may b. heard in the premises, you
see ht 1861 +. IIJLBtOJK Register.
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70 r. S AL f.
FARM FOR SALE.

1.,.fi THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale a
lR4 Farm containing about 100 acres situated In Hail.
fax, the river about miles below the village Of Jack
sonyie 1t is well stocked with fruit trees has good
orchard thereon and contains five springs Of living
This year 1t cut about 80 tons of hay. Price $500.
jacksonville, Sept. l. 1860. l3m35 FARLEY STARR.
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AND FOREIGN PATENTS.

II. IT. INU1.
SOLICITOR of PATENTS,
Late Agent of L. 6 Patent Ornco. Washington.
(nnlcr the Act,i 1851

(nirlcr The Act q. 1851
IO State street, opposite X jiby street,
BOSTON.
A FTER M EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UP
"A wards Of twenty years. continues Patents in
the United shtcsi also In Grca irituu, France aud other
foreign countries Caveats, Specifications, BOms Assign
ments and all Paprs or Drawings Tor Patents, executed
liberal terms aui with despatch Researches made into
American or F0rel works. determine Tia. validity or util
y Of Patents or lnveutns-an hsa or oih.r advice
dered in all matters touching the same C, Of the claims
Of any Patent furnished by r,itinr Ots Dollar Assign
mcnts recorded at Washington.
TIL Agency is not only The largest IN New England hut
through It inventors have advantages lr scouting Patents
OF nsccrainng the pacntlity invent ms, ui.urpassed
by, II not immci surlby sun ri To- any which m be n,Ired
them elsewhere. The t"stun ,i. biw given prove that
none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL Ar TIE PATENr OFFICE
than ne sl1crihri and as CESS Is THE BEST PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add thit he
has abundant believe, can prove, tina, at no
Other Office II tn kinl ts charges for Professional
vices 50 moderate. The immense practice oi subscriber
dur ~ twenty years past has enabco him accumlc
vast collection Of specifications and official decisions relative
These, besides his extensive library Of Legal and meclaui.
CAV worS ana h accounts u patents granted in the United
strtcs AMI Europe render hin able, beyond question: to
All Necessity Of II. journey to Washington to procure
patcu ana the usual great delay therc, here saved in-
rEsrfMoSIALs.
regard Mr. Eddy as on Of the most capable and
course" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioners of Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring ntors that ey o-
not employ person competent and tustrorfhV and
more capable Of putting their applications in form
Tor them an early and favorable consideration the Patent
Omce." Nd BURKE
Late Commissioner uf Patents.
"Bo,rON. February 5. 1888.
Mr. Il. II Eddy has made for THIRTEEN applications
on all but oNE nf which patents have been granted
- n0w peHdhJ Such unmistakbe proof of great talent
and ability his part leads inventors
T. apply to him to procure their patents they may
ot having tn most faithful attention bestowed their cases.
and 40 very reasonable charges" JOHN TAGGART
From sept 17th, 1851 to June 17h, 1855 subscriber
In course of his large practice made tce rejected app
c'ti ms SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was
decided IN his duor by the Commissioner Of Patents.
H. II. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. j. 1s6O-1yG
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Atwood's Quininc Tonic Bifters,--The hes
Aromatic Tonic offered to the public. All Druggists
have it. See advertisement.
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wIsTAR's BALsAM of WILD CHERRY.

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthmd, Group, Whooping
Cough, Quinsy, and the asw dangerous dis
eases of the Throat, chest and Lungs prevail, in our
clangeabc climate, all Of the year few are foru
nate enough to escape their bancul influence How mpor
tant then to have at hand certain anoc to all these
plants Exp Renee proves that this exists in W,ar's Bdi
extent found in any other remedy however
suffering the application Of this sootup healing
aud wond,slu Blsum vanquishes the disease and
restores the sufferer to wontd health.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. $. S


~ Thc Nm. PROBATE court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ADRIAN MIL
Lhk, late uf Marlboro, deceased, GREEriNG
You rr htrcby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance NJ the NJ DAN MATlER and ISAAC
BISHOP Executors upon said Estate, and decree distribution
thereof among the persons entitled thereto, at the session
thereof To be- rld the Probate Office rttcl0r said
District on the eighth day Of October A. D. 1860. when and
where you may be heard ia the premises, you lit
C6) +. IIDLIRjUK Register
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DIR. G. II. Shoirs, Eclectic Physician. gives
particular attention diseases Of the gento organs
and special diseases Of See advertisement in anoth
column.
DIR. A. ID. Putnam has returned from his Southern
tour and may be found his Office, where he will be
happy to his patrons and friends aud all who
may require his Dental services.
Charges moderate usual.