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Boston Market.
WEDNESDAY. July Y.

WEDNESDAY. July 70.
FLOUR-Prices are shade higher. Sales At
s. IS a for Western superfne s. p q 3 for
common extra, but none now to be had under s. 50;
medium extra at s. a s 4; and good and choice, in
Guiding Ca ala, Ohio, Genesee and Michigan
brands, at s. p a 50 2 Dbl. In Corn Meal there
have been sales Of good shipping brands at s. 25
y bhl, and aye Flour in small lots, at previous
prices
GRAIN-The market for Corn has been rather
quiet sales Of Southern yellow tsI Is a l 10 +;
and Western mixed ranges from IS q 92c for poor
to good. oats remain about the same Northern
and Canada at s. a sc Western at 50, and P.
E Island at So a p 2 bush Rye is dull and pri-
ces are lower. Sales at 90 a sc Y bush. White
Beans are dull AMI in moderate demand at 81 q
/ 50 flr common and good blue pod and s. IS q
? 25 for marrow aud extra pea. Canada Peas s. IS
a s.: p bush. Shorts so a p : Pine Feed s2i
a % Middlingss2s a 30 2 ton
PROVISIONs-The demand for Pork continues
moderate. Prime $50 a p mess SIS n p So and
clear and extra clear SIS a 80 2 btl to quality.
Beef continues quite dull from So a 10 p bbl for
Eastern and Western, cash, including mess and ex-
ira mess Lard !, firm, 70 a &c y h cash, as te
quality. Smoked Hams are firm. at p a &c = b,
as to quality Butter is rather dull. and prices are
a shade easier. Good and choice New York and
Vermont dairies at Is a 3Oc /, and common at Is n
&c q n. Cheese has been in fair .demsnd, st 10 q
I5c p d. as to quality and factory made at Is a
l6c m.
WOOL There is considerable inquiry for fleece
and pulled Wool, but with stocks quite reduced,
,bs sales do mot foot m so heavily as last week.
The transactions comprise $4,000 iss at 81 a 75c
n, including choice grades of both pulled and fleece
at the latter rate.
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CAUTION FROMTHE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.

"
1t having conc 70 our knowledge that imitation
OF our American Watch have been put upon the
market in great number, calculated by their utter
vorthessness to nure the reputation ofour genuine
products. 20 protect our interests and the pub
lie from imposition, again publish the trade
marks By which our Washes may invariably be
known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches
The First has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO.. Waltham, Msss.,"
engrared.ou the inside plate.
The Second has thename
APPLETON, TRACY q CO., wslthAn, Mas,
engraved on the inside plate.
Tho Third ha, the name
"P. s. BARTLETT, walthsm, Mass engraved
on the inside plate.
AL the above styles have the name American
Watch Co. painted on the dial, and are warranted
in every respect.
The Fourth has the name
''WM ELLERY. Boeton. Mass" engraved on
the inside plate, and is net named on the dial
AL the above described watches are inside Of
various sizes and are sold IN gold silver cascs
may be required.
uis hardly possible for us 10 accurately describe
the numerous limitations to which we have alluded
They are usually inscribed with nance so nearly
approaching our as TO escape the observation OF
the unaecustoned buyer. Some are repre- 'ented as
made by the Union Watch Co.. Of Boston, Mass
no such company existing. Some are named the
SOLDIERS Watch to be sold as our Fouth or "m
Ellery style, usually snown as the "soldiers
Watch" Others are named the Appleton Watch
Co.., others the P. s. Bsrtey,' instead Of our r.
s. Bartlett; besides many varieties named In such
manner as 10 convey the idea that they are the ve
r table PRODUCTIONS OF the American Watch Comps-
ny. .es.....-
We also caution the public, and particularly SOD
diers, a.ainst buying certain articles CALLED
watches 60 freely advertised in illustrated papers
A. Army Watches "0n:cers' Watches" Magic
ri ne Observers, Arcana Watches" &C.. the prices
NJ vhoh are stated 20 be from to sixteen dol
Lara. A good watch, in thsse times. cannot be al
for,ied for any such money.
little attention on the part Of buyers viii pro-
tect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS APPLETON.
Agents for the American Watch Co.,
y,,.n Is2 Brosdwsy, New York:
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NEw YORK. july Il

Steamer Evening Star brings New Orleans
dates of N, 4th.
Gen Sheridan had notified refugees from
Texas that United States troops were now in
possession OF that State, and that they can
return to their homes with security. and re
sume possession Of their property. lie also
.nnoun"es that 10 home-guards or aimed
bands for sell-protection will be perm tied in
the State. a. the military authorities of the
United States are sufficient to protect persons
End property.
Al the act- of the rebel Governor and Leg
-leture OF Texas. are declared illegal.
The Times despatch SAYS the muster-out
of Gen. Wrights corps, extinguishes the
Army of the Potomac. The Army OF Ten
ner,ee 10 also IL extinct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
rRs. WINs SLOW.

Al etpsEensed Surse end ter,ls Physical,
Presents 70 Ne Ancnfion Of ,loitc-i he~
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Our East India squadron will shortly be
largely T, intorced and placed on an equal
war foo.iug with the fleets Of England and
France
Com. Bell Will have command.
Il r. announced that the Government
has decided u muster out the remaining
TROOPS Of the army Of the Potomac, short
time az, constituted provisional Corps
u nder zen. Wright and cent into camp, ON
the up J.cr Potomac.
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ANTOINE AsH's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTaE Hon the P-oa2te
District OF Chittenien, IS : l. Court, Tor the Dis
ri { of Chiftaude1.
Tothe heirs and all persons interested IN the estate
~ Antoine Ash lats q llinesburgh IN said Dis
GREETING
WHEREAS applicat on hath been mads . this
Court IN writing By the administrator Of the estate
rf aid scea se PRAYING Tor hcease and authority
% sell ihe real estate OF said deceased in1ludlLs
lie r,version II the widows dover therein, r the
raym.nt 90 debts and charges Of administration,
and .ett NJ forth therein the amount u tebts due
a., m the said deceased. the charges Of adninstra-
tiuu the amount &C personal estate, and the stu1-
tom Of the real estate.
MuEEsUP0N, the said Court appointed and as
sicu q the let IS OF August A ID 1866 at the FRO
hate Court rooms IN said district, 10 hear and de-
ciie upon said sppcation, and petition, and order
td puic notice thtrct q be given TO all persons
interested therein, By publishing said order. to-
.-cther wththe tim and acs 0fheatiu threeNeess
succes-iveiy IN the burlington Free rless, news
taper VII ch circulates IN the neighbOrhoOd Of
those per-0us intereted in said estate, all which
publications snail be previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
TaERsYuRE YOU are hereby net fed 70 appear be-
fore aid Couft at the time and place ass sned then
AID there In said Court 20 give bonds, as the law
dir,c:s Tor the payment Of the debts. and charges
of administrati0n ald make your objections 20 the
,rantin Z su n license. II you see cause
6iyen under ms hand, At the PROBATE Court rooms
''''' ''-' E WALES. Judge.
y2xS
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GEO. W. PArRIcK's ESTATE.

xxrF m. Subscribers. having been appoirte1 ~
w ne Honorable the Probate Court ior the DE-
-, - Cbiifenden. Commissioners 20 receive eN,
sr,ioa ard adjust the claims and demands OF an
erslns asainst the estate Of George W PatrleNI
iate of Hinesburgh in said Dstrici, pre- 1 '
il,srt and $50 all claims and demands exhlb-
- -, 1fT.st thereto: and six mont from tne Jay
ne afe thereof being allowed by said Court lof
hat parpo-s We DO therefore hereby give noies
- 10, tbe dweIlipg Of Lorenzo Murray. m
IN said District, on the 9Th Saturdays Of jay
80 ne.srnber next, at 10 O'Clock, A u, On each
Il 6 is- tiis 18Th day Of June. Il D, 1885.
JOSEPH LANuON. SOomnls
NyR0N n. BALDWIN, sioGeTs,
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Nsw loRk, july !

lie Tribu.es special Washington des-
patch ssvs: A Telegram IRON New Orleans
July 4tb -ay- zen Banks delivered an
grafton at the Union celebration there and
asserted the justice, right and necessity of
c)nferiing the elective franchise on tbe col
ord people of the South
The HeralTs Richmond correspoDdt Mt
says that zen. Terry has received orders to
muster out all the troops in his department
whose services are no longer required. Gov
error Pierpoipt has abolished the old Virgil
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MIA Court of Appeals. He expects to have
civil Eovernment running By the FIRST of
surusi iE-UTfF IS
SANDY Hook, July L
TIE steamship Persia from Liverpool lei
VI Qucenstown % has passed tbi, point.
She brings two days later news from Europe.
Tic political news ia unimportant. The
hhal ARRANGEMENTS on board .hs Great
Ba,serh IN CONNECTION with the Atlantic tel.
egraf cable were progressing rapidly.
Shr would be ready fcr sea in d few days
9nt Hab hot eapetted to leave the More until
JuiY 9th or 10th. The SHORE end Of The
cable would be laid at Valcntia on the 10th
ready for he Great Eastern.
absolutely no one but those connected
with the laying of the cable will be permitted
to sail. .Signals were daily sen, through the
entire calle. The insulation and eondue-
tivity Is pronounced almost absolutely per-
feet
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DAVID RAILS Estate.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been. sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
~ ,be Dstri.t Of Chittenden Commissioners 20 re-
e-iTe. examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF ali persons, against the estate Of David BAIL
late OF Charlotte in sad Dnstretrepresentedin sol
vent and also all claims and dernants exhibited IN
Offset thereto; and six months from she day Of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice, mat
re viii attend to the business Of our appointments
Al the dwelling o. deceased in Charlotte In said ds
tritt on the last Wednesdays Of July and Oc-
tober next, =, 10 O'Clock, A. III. on each o. said
Dated this 2lst day II june A. n, 1855
RUFUS EMO.
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NV ORLEANs. Jolly 9.

A Shreveport letter 70 the Tunes dated
Jolly 9th reports heavy storm in Alabama
and ,1exas. Ine Rel river is rising,
rapidly, and there is a prospect Of navigation
lasting tll August.
The friends Of Gen. Banks are working
against the Wells party. The former want
a provisional government the latter object 10
a..
The Emperor Macmillan Il taking strong
ground against bdndItti. Cortinas in an
interview with the l. 5. Gen. Brown, said
he should cease opposition to Macmillan.
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NV T WHIhF . NIF T.
The Worlds Washington despatch says {:
some very important statements were made
IN scmi-oiicial quarters to-day, with regard
t. the policy Of government ON the Mexican
question. The story comes IN such shape
that il cannot well be dI>crcdited and is to
the ,I,ct, lst that the government will not
permit another French, Austrian or foreign
:, lIicr ,r any sort in the service of Maximi-
liam {, be landed on tie Mexican coast,
without entering firm and decided protest.
81. The Government having stationed IN
Texas an army Of 100000 men. will keep it
there 20 ac; as a corps Of observation, AMI to
exercise such phy,ico-moral pressure AZ
stall Ultimately compel the withdrawal Of
Macmillan .rUu Mexico.
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s,r.,s prxn,n,.s Es1ATE.

WE the subscribers, having been appoin'sl, y
w the Honorable tie Probate Court tor ,Hc rs
.-s.t r Chf,terten Commissioners 70 receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demants % al.
prr-ans against the estate n silas benhan,
late uf Jericho. in said District, Representa- 81
g.. r,..r. and aisl All claims and demands sLhi be
tied fa offset thereto and PIX months rom ID iay
0f tle date hereof being allowed bysaii Court ior
that purpose we go therefore hereby give notlce'
lint se 90 attend q ths business OF out appoint
rt.nt AL the dwelling Of Mrs. Lotisa bcrhsm, IN
Js-i,ia. ia said district on the first Wednesia! oi
5 l,,fr,er an december n eNt r. 10 oclocs' A 81,
D+ted m 1 sth aav u June. 4. y, 1855.
ANDREW WARNER, Commit
JOEL BARTLETT. 5 sionars.
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DIR. LANGLEY,s ROOF ANp mERI

DIX. EANGLEf = IU'' ND HtNb
Bitter.. The Great Blood Purifier tno oAs-
Health Restorer, and the most perfect Surfing and
Summer Medicine ever used
They efectually cure Jaundioe, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and ali
kindred diseases.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite drive out all humors, purify the
blood and strengthen inyigorste, build up, and
restore TO health and soun ihess, both body and
mind, all who them. Prices Is, 50 and IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all dealers in MEDICINE. GEO
c GOODWIN 1 CO., S ntrov,r ,ti',t, ost'r.
sisr. le. DAWN
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AN EXCELLENT IDEA.-The officers of the ] lth
before separating last week, VISITED Styles Gal
lery, and about thirty Of them sat for Photo
graphs, ordering nearly one hundred dozens, to
distribute amor gst each other and their friends.
There i no better way Of keeping fresh the
memory Of each others oountensnces than this,
and DO better place to get the pictures taken
than at Styles. The Photographs will be on
exhihition in a lew days
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REMARKABLE CURE OF STIFF

REMARKABLE CURE OF STIFF
KNEE Ell ALLoocK's Porous PLAsIERs.-How many
persons, from stepping on piece Of grange peel
have been famed for life. A case which might have
been OF this kind has Just been brought our notice
gentleman. from placing the heel Of his boot on
piece Of orange peel, Wa, suddenly thrown down
and violently sprained his knee. lie was six months
confined TO the house, though be had the hes, med
ieal sdVice. As q last resort very eminent physi
cAn called in to see If anything more could he
done. Amer examination ne said. "My opinion is
your knee will never be bent again. lie recon
mended that the whole leg and knee should be
encased in plaster OF Paris bandage, which would
accelerate the permanent stienins Of the knee.and
said, 1.-The sooner it was done the better But n
patient, before trying this application and
having 8 stiff knee for life, enTeloped It in our
Porous Plasters, ant in ls,s than two months his
knee was perfectly cured.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
By the ard or single plaster. Sold by all Dealer.
in Medicine.
June 3l-darlm
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New Orleans Iapers OF tue nth contain the
following
Itsud that the late rebel plr,iJn OF the Cher
okte Indians IN northwest Texas are an great
distress and near starvation. Their Chief,
Standwatcr, wh, held commission as
brIgadIer general Ia the rebel army, mas Is
sued an appeal TO the people OF Texas for as
sistanc;.
Advices FROM Shreveport say the crops are
looking well Cotton Is arriving there slowly.
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srrpurxx ppowx,, rsriTE.

WE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp5
w poin,ed BY the Honorable the Probate Cours
for ts Distric, OF Chit'enden, Commissioners TO 70
eelTs examine and adjust the claim. and demands
ofail persons. agsipst the estate Of stephen n.
sented incident and also all claims and demands
exhibited in OFFSET thereto and six months from
the day ofthe date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose. we do Therefore hereby give
appointment at the d cling Of George x. Brown,
n VFPiston In said District, the frst Thursdays
Of SEPTEMBER and January next, at 10 O'clock A.
NJ on each Of said dAys.
pated this I'd day OF july. 4. .. 1875.
ss2 SPS ( T RAHsoSTSSsoS,} c cis5.4s
WI W. L. Is. 6hEEN,
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AYERS SARs,PARILLA i.ns-n c.-,-,

AYERS SARStPARtLLA isa q. uce-tra-
ted extract q tie choice root. 90 combined with
other substance ofsti greater Alternative power as
to afford an eectuel au,3. ts fr diseases >arslpl-
rilla is reput,d 10 cure. such a r,nci, * surely
waIt.d by those Whl sua,r iron strum us CON-
plants. and that one which vail agcylap i-a their
cure must prove a. this hes Of ilmens- service TO
this large class OF our athletes. .l.oE citizens How
completely ills comp und VIII do 30 has a,eu Iray-
en- by experiment on many Of tlc w,rs, eases O. lie
found in the FOIL VIM G. mplaiuis
scr fula. Scrofulous sveilinls and Sores. s. 10
Diseases. Pimples, rust-lcs. E.oiches. Er-ptsrs.
St Anthony's Fire. Rose OF Erysi re.a.. letter 81
Salt Rheum, seald Head, Aingaorm. DC.
sygAHis or g'eH,ria Disease Is & lclled from the
system by the rroor ged use Of this SANS ,r,nrttA
and The patient is let in mparltige he4i,h.
Female Di,ss',s are caused by the Scro.ail boz TIC
bloc and arc often soon cured ~ tins FSr-Aer 90
sARsAPARILLA.
Do NOT discard this invaluable medicine. because
you have recn imIosei On ty-omotl.r. pr.,sttirg
TO be SaTsapariiia, while IL was not Wa1a Sou
have used Az eTs-then, and not tii ilea. will sou
know the vii tees Of sarsaparilia. minute ar;,
uars Of the diseases it cure, We refer sou @ Ayers
American Almanac, which the agent below named
will furnish gratis 20 all WHO call fr %.
AYERS CArHArTc PMS. f.r the cure cfCost.ge-
ness. Jsuudiee, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Dysen,ery.
Foul St, mach, Hoadaehe, Piles. Rieumtt'.m.
Heartburn arising from disordered St,mlch. Pain
Morbid inaction ,fihe Bowels. Flatuleucy. Lo.s 81
Appetite, Liver ComIlaint, pr1psy. Worms, tout,
Neuralgia. and for a Dinner Pill
They are segregated, SO that tho 10 g; sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are hes, Aper-
ent ia the world for all purposes Of family pa, --
Prepared by J. c. AVER & CO.. Lowell. Mas.
and sold by all Druggists nd D,slerseycr, where
July 2. w,m
1t came out before an English Police Court.
that "a practice EXITS among tcsglrs 20 Keep
their children from growing. by feeding them
with gin. SO as 10 ensure ALWAYS having baby,
to attract compassion. 10 the case before the
Court. a child four years Old Was siuuted g, IS
not to appear more than twelve months old
This result could never have bccu accompl shell
hal PInkertous Wahoo and C,isaya B tiers
been u,cd instead, as they are hcalihiul aud in
vgoraiiuc. and can be used ty nil ages with
benefit One trial wall satisfy. For sale every
where. Wlw2
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ESTHER 1ARGoN's ESTATE.

NI1E THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w IA hv the Honorable the PROBATE Court Tor
the Distr q e Chitteuden, Commissioner % re-
ceive examine aud adjust the claims AMI demands
al an pers,ns a ainst the estate Of Esther Mtrgun,
sf of Westf rd IN said District represented ins,l-
won't and also all claims and demands eXhi'itea IN
Offset thereto; and SIX months from the DAY 81 me
date hereof. bein alloaed by s1it Court Tor That
purp Sc. we do therefore hereby give notice, that
We " il attend % the business Of our appo. ntne
AZ the dwelling OF Harry Woodruff In Nesttlrd, m
aid District on the 2d dap CfAu.Ust neat az 10
o'cl0c~, A. VI.
Dated this 81 day Of July A. D., SIS.
y. + BEACH. tcc----t.si,rr-s
Il. NJ. uUNTLEf.)
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RETURNING Reason ~ TIE Coal TRADE.-
The lveonmcnt hus just been able to con-
clude two large purchases Of coal by con-
tract-thc one for the navy and the other
for the army-at the respective prices Of
= 81 and s. 81 per ton. This lie hopeful
syn for consumers generally.
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\Ew YoRK July 10

The Heraids dispatch says the internal
revenue receipts amount to nearly half a
million daily. The Secretary of the Treasury
has decided to pay allowed claims rs per
cent. in currency, and IS in certificate. of
Indebtedness
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RUSSELL. sHAw.s EsTArE.

WE. the suhs.ribers having been app9intet by
w the Honorable the Probate Court ior the
d., .t-.rt Of Chitfenden, Commissioners 70 receive,
exatrine aud adjus, the claims aud demands al
1e-sIns .g,nst tn. estate % Russell shaw, late u
F.seN 10 -aii District, Represented lnsolFenl al !
49,, IN claims ant dem l1ds exhibited ia Offset
thereto and six months from the day % the date
hrr-of beiug allowed hy said Couri y that pur
plse we Go therefore hereor give notice that ne
.iif attend 10 the business 4 our appointment al
re fxelIins Of Prudence shaw, In t-se1, 10 SAID
district on the third tuesdays u Angus; aud Now
eulser next at l1 oclock, a. NJ, on each u s1ld
DAYS ~ ,---
RosEELL B. PAY, Commissioner.
WM. BREW,
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rrxrRE HARRoR, \. IL. July 6.

While the steamer Chocorua was lying at
the wharf at this place last night some I'M
known person placed key OF powder in the
furnace, when an explosion took pace, blow
ing up the front deck and SCATTERING the
Do 7 panels, but did no injury TO the machin-
ery. No one was much injured on board.
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In the month Of June last were shipped
from the DcIo; at Richmond, two thousand
thee hu1drcd and s,v,nty ESQ., boxes
Cheese, weighing l44.O97 lbs; also 294 tubs
butter. weighing L, 9OS l5-.
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DEAR SIR: have lived in the southern State
much Of the time in Mississippi more THAI
twenty years and have had my share OF those COIN
plants that aaect the liver anu produce Dyspepsia
This has rendered regular use Vi t0Eics medical
necessity 70 me- and am familiar with tie action
OF all the Standard "hitters' q the day In NY
opinion none Of them Is 50 eflclcious IN the Con
gestou Of the Liver ami Dyspepsia as Crimean bit
tiers l say this after a fair trial upon my own sys
TEN and upon others 70 whom have recommended
them. I believe II they were freely used BY per-
sons whose system are enervsted, they would re-
lieve and eventually cure large propoftioa OF
such cases.
Hon. J. 4 McDcUGAL. L. 5. Senator Of Califlrnia,
SAYS "Your Crimeln Bitters are excellent fer di-
gestiln. rrCcting diarrhea. nausea, irritation Of
the stomach, and the creation % a wholesome ap-
petite The pleasantly exhillrats, but are followed
by no supplying rta;tiVn. They are the best BIT
teIs l have ever used"
The above are written records, and thousands Of
verbal statements echo them from other sources
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= -epsa ts,. not r.irl,ts- {. ~i-a di.s'.e's,

Z "easa fAss not rsiri,tv TO ~izs di'so'ees'
Nd g;ff soris setti, abiriia, Grfis.fe,
Cleanse sss G-ai bosom. rs. psrfior, 'iyF
That Weighs UPON tn hsarfs" -
Certainly; PLANTATION BITTERs will 10 I; wa.G
nothing s,,s will Melancholy, uypochOntrin. In
sIuity, all spring, Il :s Or less. from diseased
stomach, and this PLANTATION BrfEAs Is sure
eurs far. There is no mistake a,outiti dyspepsia,
Headache, Duine.s, Agus, and Low Spirits must
y.sld TO the health-giving and genial influence Of
Ire PiAxrArroS BIrrEEs. II you are in doubt,
make one trial and be convinced
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NEwBERN. July Q.

The Fourth was celebrated in true north
ern style in Ncwbern, exciting the amaze
ment Of the natives, and delight OF the col
ored population, which were present IN
thousands
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SOOTHING SYRUP
For Children TeCfhing,

seh greatly facilitates the process Of .eethns by
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