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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATIsM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM.

RHEUMATISM.
G. W. PLAT, Esq, Assistant Assessor Internal
Revenue, Fourth District, New York, Gays; Il am.
from the nature OF my duties. exposed to all the
different phases Of weather, often saturated 10 the
person, wet feet, etc, and have. as consequence.
been afflicted with colds, ehills etc, and for long
time with Rheumatism but, since taking the
Crimean Bitters, have felt none Of the effects OF
tat weather, and NY Rheumatism has entirely dis
appeared.
Ny son. who is in the army Of Gen. Grant, writes
70 me as follows: Father, when 81 opportunity
o6srs DO not fail 10 send ne some Crinesn Bitters
FOR You cannot imagine what ready relief they
are arer exposure. an never alarmed about
sleeping on the ground, or getting wet II I use
them"
l will hero state that this son came hons On Eok
leave almost skeleton single bottls restored
bis appetite and strength, that in two weeks he
was pronounced able to Join his battery.
NEURALGIA.
JERSEY CIT, Jan q, 1854.
GExrs have been for two year. pact much al
aicted at intervals with neuralgia in the back Of
my neck and head, and bad used all the usual re-
clan, but without permanent relief an happy -
state that the Of bottle Of your Crimean Bit
ters has completely subdued the complaint, aad
have not experier ced anv attack since.
CHARLES WILLIAMS, No. II Mercer r.
ENDORSED BY TIRE SURGEON GEN Q. s. A..
Dr. JaneWay. Surgeon U. 5. A., dated at Beaufort,
S C, Sept, TO- lso5 says gave case Of the Cri-
mean Bitter. 10 DR.. Wurtz the Medical Director
who commended the article at once, and II va, in
dorsed by The Surgeon General, who arrived the
next day, and was aware Of its merited success in
the Northern U. 5. Hospital. II is unanimously de-
cared by all the Surgeons here that it is Just the
thing In this malarious climate"
yeiievs the
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UTICA, August -, 81
DEAR SIR Permit ne, very lc-.ully Oh pre-
sent you with This certificate rs n t1-en OF your
sonderful ssi-i az physician and o. yong c-por--
meut a. a gentleman
For more than seven years have been lH.ctsc
With sickness 0f nature peculiar O. females exc
cept that I was oedridden Or over two wears. aud
unable % move without assistance have had nine
different physicians En- the last two wears. none nt
whom could help me. Indeed, to use tlclruvu words
'they were completely puzzl sd with IDS ease, and
that all the medicine ia the world could nH- restore
me. nor even help ne After much reelection, !
consented % try your treatment had lear1 sou
so highly spoken % hv those whom sou had cured.
soon realized the truth - ysc.. tHlt our sg e.
ri0r skill was beneficial. and tat Your Treatment
helped me IN less than two weeks. Iu four months
] was % much improved that even nay tlears wete
astlnished. c1utisue g. improve, and can row
cheeriu.iy add this, my mite, with hundreds 10 aI
whose lives you have saved and rendered happy
May God bless you, d.. Oa>s, in yCur enruH..l-
and henedcient mission O. suffering humanity. ]
shall always be happy to reply toauy who may re-
Ter % me as % yUur capabilities and sall4.
lam, dear sir.
Yours. respectfully,
Mrs NJ T.. GREY.
No. g. Whitesboro Street. Utica. =. Y.
For references see circulars % he had afhis rooms.
on e hours, from g A. VI until P. y.
sept g c1wy
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a FEW REASONS WHY THE
Watch


IS TIE BEST.
Iris made on me hos. principle wal.s .lelor-.-u
watch s generally made o- nl pl---. pie % al. The
f5rei "a watch o. mostly maize ay women and boys.
HrH,vp While thei- labor is cheap. their work
is dear az auy price. such Watche, are made a -a-
out plan. AMI .lid withou. guarantee. They are
regular in Construction, ami quite a. Irregular
movement They are designed only 9. SID, and
the buyer IS tie party most thor0u- iy Sold. Those
who have Aert .alcrc.7 'lcpucs~ oad Swiss
levers" ia p-o,es-et repair COZ fgw ytffs v. ape
pree.sto the truth %; our statement.
TuZPLAN OF TIE AMERICAN WATCH.
Il.teaa Of heinz made Of several hundred little
pieces. screwed t15 tles, tlo body o. the American
Wa:ch e i'raca % SOLID PLATES. NJ jar .rtcr-
f.rr, with tie harmony OF i,s working, or Sudden
s..es can throw rs machinery out n -ear- ia q 70
ing o- any business pursuit. II is al, held t,,eLer
as arm.y o. a single pecs u metal I-is jas, what
all machinery should be-
Is, ACCURATE. %. SiNPLE. -. STRONG.
18th. ECONOMICAL.
We not only sucure CHEAPNEsS by cur fyztc1n,
IN, QUALITY. We do no, pretend that cur Watch
can be Hough; for less ney than the fgrei rake
ssf.r,. Tut TIA. Tor its real value &c = soli - one
Ia I Tie price
oURSpLUIE5's WATCH t-a'nol Nm. E.lar)
is g. hat its name i-dcAtes-solid. Subsiautia, and
alwsys Reliable warranted 70 stand any amount
Of Marching, RldiuG or Fighting
OURNEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
los-,ed P s. Bartlet) IS similar IA size and general
appearaace, but has more jewels. and more eiat-
orste finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently orou5a a. olt' Il
mt M in great variety OF patterns, many o.tlen
ofrsre beauty and workmanship, is quite small
but warranted to keep fi7's.
THE PROOF Of tbs merits Of ou- Na1el nay Dr.
s,,,,s in the fact that We now employ cve- seven
bs,dred workncn n our factories, and taa- we arc
still unable to supply tn, constantly increasing as
ma1d. -
orR TgREE-oUARTER PLATE WATCH IS
..i,,,e- aud If lite. than tAc others ne have de-
s.r-5ed IL, inc chroaolac;er balance IS deicate-s
adjusted 10 correct the variation caused b! changes
ste,nperstare These watches arc the fruits Of the
i,,s.t sxperinaen.s in earonometry. and are made
m, ON nest ,Torkmen, II a separate department Il
.ur l,et,rg. FOR zine finest tlme-Aeepias qualities
the, efa!ierge comparison with the best WORKS oi
,,,. ,p..,t f,rnou, In dish and Swiss makers.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
AGENTS fir the American Match Company.
Is, BROADWAY. Ngw YORK.
July z7-iawim
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VERMONT GALLERY OE ART.

NFN NUM- HALtlL :. vH I'M
$50 CUURC d 5 7 r E T.
ION the FIRST 10or)
rvTRY KIND OF PICTURE PRODUCED BY
n the PHOTOGRAP1lo ART, made IN tho most
1S1f-rt manner. Particular attention given 70
r,aIir- large colored pisfu-s from old Ambrotypes
ar Dasuerreoiypes Of deceased persons. Photo
grapbs Of Generals and other tnsulshed perSons
n ifrsat variety. Photograph Albums in grea. va
risty Al one-third less than tho usual retal rates
iA''' A. E. STYLES.
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NEW IosK. july q

n, Herald, Richmond correspondent savs
az tbe election there on Tuesday. the sec,--
SION candidates were elected. and the voting
vas done principally by paraied soldiers from
Lees army
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TIE rebel Gen. Rhotdy has arrived and
applied to President johnson for pardon. lie
expresses mr. determination g, be a good Cit
Ken, obey the laws, AMI use his influence TO
sustain the Government.
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FIsrrLA LACHEYI tLIS.-A VI .lterfll cure per
formed hv ur. IL A Oaks having come under our
meuCinz his superior treatment 90 such as may be-
afi ctel with diseases u tle eye. THIS cure was
performed after the clse bal been p-UucuLcst by
eminent physicians incura Hle and The eye eCt rel
des lroyed. and life desua red CO. Tie eve if a.
veil healthy and brilliant as ever. ana 1H one can
discern the difference 10 is really W u1criu. cure
and would grace ans o. cur med cal zee r--'
Success 20 nr Oass and bis superior treatment.
which g. entirely new
Utica Nav LIsf l-ll
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have the best authority for saying that
Jefi,r,ou Davis health i good-oycn better
Khan when be arrived at this place. H,>
strength is not impaired, and his appetite
,.markahly good
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REMARKABLE CURE or STIFF

REMARKABLE CURE or STIFF
KSrE-r A-lcocs Poaous Pa sTEas.-Iior l-aay
rs--o-s, from stepping Ca piece 70 .ran-s peel
have been famed iJr il.e. a ,ls. which ui lay.
been ofthts sind las just been brought ouru.-i,e
gentleman, from placing tAe heel " lbs a..t .4 a
piece Of orange peel. vas Suddenly thrown down
and violently sp-a.nei Dis taee. lie was sizta.u.ls
eolfned TO the house, taou-h De had the hes, le--
zeal advice. As @ last resort very e,a ueat Ttg-
elan was called in TO see il anything lalse c.a. ie
done after examination Dee said. "Ny opinion is
Your iuee viii never Bee tsut again" BE recon
neuaed tia. tAs whole leg aai klee saa.l be
eIca>ed in plaster OF Paris ianla-e which would
accelerate Tire permanent .-e..a- the slsca-t
said, -tle sooner t 7sas done Tie ls,.,r.- rl- 81
patient. te.'-e trying ta.s application and
hayiu- s,.1 knee io- .ae, oas1..g.l i- % aar
Porous Pisster- an 70 lees than teo months DIS.
knee wa, perfectly cured.
Principal Agency, Braudret. House. New Yor,
b. the ard orsiH-ic plaster. Sold D.. al Dealers
10 Medicine.
jane 1I-lIFlm
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BosTON. July p.
Butter is selling at > 30,. for good and
choice. Cheese is selling at 10 a Toe for
common ami good quality.
cold az > p NJ. l+5s.
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Crlmesn Bitters have proved the most prompt
aud thorough remedy Unsuccessful when
Iuinine has Jailed. determined by trials In the
rItrt states Hospitals 80 Newark, y. J., Fort
Hamilton. y Y. and Beaufort 5. c, and numerous
case. everywhere. The Mtters arc warranted 70
arrest the chills the first day, and in brief time
excel the disease from the system 30 thoroughly
mat no renewal follows II the directions for are
strictly adhered %.
We have numerous certificates OF cures OF the
above malay but want Of room prevents the in
sertion Of only the following, from a L. s. Army
Surgeon. We refer to circular around bottle for
many others.
Dr. whitehead. Surgeon. Z. 5. A, dated Z. s;
Hospital. Reward, y. Gays Il cured several
soldiers under my charge Of obstinate Fever and
AEue which have deiied Tor weeks the usual remedy
Of Ql.nine and would without hesitation use il In
similar cases.
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oo Linen busters icsol hin-s 20 think o.
itUjtD aieo a lne line " spring overe oats ana
- 80 and Youths suits Just received and Tor
new ~ - a. me lowest at 80 ? and Bank Block.
aar @dawu CoLVER TURN
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Ts caused by stlzuatiln 0f he auids. arising from
checked pcrsuirauun-is cured by a fsg BOTTLES OF
kennedy Rheumatic Eminent.
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Depend upon l., mothers, il wi } give rost your
selves and
Relief and Health 10 Your Infants.
We has. put az aud sold this article ~. o-sr o.
years and ca SEC u eoHf'.r- o-l .rg.' or B, vhs,
We have never been able to say o. any o.se- .l.si
cine-Heuer ta.ii failed i a single instance, 20 ,q,eta
cure, when timely used. Never did we tnoz ga fn-
stan Of dissatisfaction BY any one who uses To- On
tie contrary all are delighted " 81 is operation
and speak in terms OF commentator Of i.s it-ic,I
ELECTS and medical virtues We speak ia this mat
'sr 30 MIA; Jrs % ta7--7 afera0 years e7peri1aes
srf f'eeIe our r.aa'-... ,a5 t-, ff 7lsH. 80 .
here aee 4re 10 almost every instance where .Lc
inftat BE- slsriu- tr m ain and exhaustion. ,,.f.f
viii lie found in fifteen or twenty minutes ar-r ;'s
syrup &, administered
Full directions ~ using viii accompany e--a
bottle. None =euo.ae unless the facsimile oicUR
It's PERKINS, Sew YORK is o. the outside ul4l
per.
sod hy az D-u--i. Is throu-hou, the world
PRICE, ONLT - CENTS PER BOTTLE
Juzo 5-taw5uu.s
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NEW COLLECTION OF MUSIC
-OF-
GREAT EXCELLENCE.
Gems Of German songs,
AcoLLEcu5S CT TIE sosr

Beautiful Vocal Compositions.
Or
Bee,boren, Ton WeBe-, MeadeLssohh A~
Schujert. EucEen, GuB,berf Re1ch0Tdt'
Erebs. Syohr, Proch. Keller.
AND OTHERS
with compartment for abe PiannioT'e'
The above WORK forms 4 new volrme OF the popu-
lar class ,f NuSic BcsAs known the Home t4IS
~e-fes - cornurisinr The Home Circle vols;
..rhe Sill yer Chord - The Sh0ser Of Pearls ana
sd ucr.tic Pearls --soUnd in uIifo n style eto
sold az the same pr.es. William, 81 80 ,ioui,
"a m. Cloth. fun ailt, 81 o.. Sold by al Music
Dealers. Copies T.ailed postpaid ON receipt OF
price. ., ,,,-,so,- .. ~ p~hl;s,s-.
277 Wash nstol street. Boston
july Ie-1swn
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FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE.

The above are written records, and thousands Of
- -.--.-.--. ...- -.a-- r--m -Lher .anr.es.
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DYSPEPSIA
DYSPEPSIA.

~..-.- F.ata.cu... Coils. Cost veuess. SICK Head
s..a. --.tu.e. ifIlrrlea. General Debility etc.
-- ct stcv PSI anuuiautlv ltt-sei ~ the certhcaies
aur.als,l. 41l viii be- Immediately apparent upon
t--. Sc eo l.t assert that "Cumean bitteTs'
a.I cure every ease % Dyspepsia ia such A. have
... -ae chronic We rlu only promise relief tui
.aHr, cases ui only % i-E ears standing, no
ID. .-. Ea- . me O. our knowledge where the use
bias r-e-lHl4et ultl the accompany ll- llEec-leus
lerl many eases have been cured hy one or two
N.l.t- lL-pcut'r- are impatient, and ~ from
orc -e1erV O. another, ala We ask Il persistence 10
Che lse ui tTo bottles, All proper regard . e1er-
else ar. -.utu. when either essential rei.el OF
rl...l. cure Is -larsrteei
UF>FEp >IA-Frlm thc Hon. Robert Morris, of
Kentucky, sH extensively known 90 the Masonic
Fraternity Dl tac United States
NEW YORK. July Is. Is65.
u.te sur. have lived in the southern States-
much uftae time in Mi,-.ssi ppi-i1r more than
tHeat. years. ami have had ms share Of those com
a..r.. f.st a1ec- the liver am produce Dyspepsia
r.. has rendered q regular use 90 tuhlcs medical
u..a-- fr ta me. and am familiar with the action
UiaI. tle standard ''ritters' of the day. In my
-.t H, the Liver ana pl spepsia a. Crimean Bit
--.- SOS tlIs after iair ira. upon my own sys-
rom .u. uu.u Others o. whom have recommended
t.su believe 30 they were freely used BY per-
sons whose system are encrva'c1, they would re-
Issc ami eventually curc large proportion Of
such cIses-
uu1 J. a. McDCUsAL, L. $. Senator u California,
-lr- Your Crimean Bitters are excellent for d.
-,.t..u rrCctlu- uilrrhes. nausea irritation OF
the stomach. amt the creation Of wholesome ap-
petite The ypleasantly exhilarate but are followed
hy 100 supplying reaction. They are the best Dir
ter, have ever used
The above are written records, and thousands Of
. verbal statements echo them from other sources
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Dr.. O a IA y

Is q graduate Of the London Medical College. and
bar practsed in ngand and America for over Il
years, With unparalleled success IN the treatment Of
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FOR BRONCTITS,

And al inflammation of the throat tousils and PAL.
ate with a dry hacking cough, you VII dilute tie
Linernent with four 90 i've times 'ts hulk OK Watcr
nsuu fails
1t good for TocruACHE, EaEAcHE, S7rttsD
FACE and ISFLkNArI0S % every kind. Every am
inv should have f1il supply Tor the winter.
Manufsctured BY DONALD KENNEDY k,Coury
April 22rd c@EA
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Blindness of Forty Years standing Cured

l. Samuel S,eere. OF Fly Crees. Otses0 County
DO hereby certify that have been totally blind Ier
FoR-Y YEARS. and have been under the trgl-Ier.
az the most experienced oculsts ami surgeons -.
New Y0rF vino b ave pronounced mv case iueurlH.c.
have been under Dr. II A. OAKS treatment i.-
seven weeks. have seen him hut three times. a-l
for the i-st time TO-DAY these many yel-s. was
ahled 90 discover objects clearly rcuty rods distant.
can also see o. real dis name on his " u1ow -h.J-
which have done in the presence of illnesses from
excessive deli sht A. returning vision. When Ir-t
raw tie Doctor. ] was completely pr0-tratc4 il
bodily health lie has comp etel restored me. lll
] an very happy O. say that ] feel fully tsenty
years younger. / an nearly % years ola.
SAMUEL SrEEEE.
Utica. September Oh, Isf2
WIrssssEs-J. \. Kidney anl Dr.. Calvin kinney.
Frausf.rc, Herkimer County.
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SOOTHING SYRUP
For Chf(GreA, g'pefp5ur.
SIRE TO REGrLlTE rur Ro,,-r,,e <

Nh.eh @reAily facilitate -he qr.e-.. .fts -f.-. "a,
.Irh'H- ne gums, lci-cIu- ali ili4mu 81. ms.
viii aiiAS ALL PAIN auf -p singic ac,ia5 .1.. I.
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re caused bv an -vcr-exteusi1E and sudden re-
action 81 the muscles cured by few bottles Of
Kenuedy's Ehcuua-lc L-uimert-equally g1oa Tor
nan OF beast.
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/ FOR ANULCERATED SORE THROAT
I You viii takeo JeaspO0riul o. he L-nimentsi
Que teaspOOnl1ls OF water. Oar-le the tlroaLtE.e
/ day III a few days 10 viii be we'll. This
l tsaspoarful vii be E0rth dollar 90 YOU.
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A BIT OF HIsToRY.-The Atlanta

A BIT OF HIsToRY.-Tbe Atlanta
(Ga.) LnteHigencer says the British Gov
eminent came so near recognizing the
Southern Confederacy at one time that
Mason, the rebel agent, was notified that
he would be received in his diplomatic
character at London on certain day
Two DAYS in advance of the time named
for the reception, Mr.. Mason repaired to
London to await the summons that was
TO usher n the coveted interview. The
day passed, however, and no usher ap-
peared to introduce or to convey Mr.. Ma
son, to the British Minister'S presence
Another passed, and he was still neg
lected and yet another, with the same
Notifying result. Mr. Mason informed
his friends at court of his disappointment,
when an official of the Government ten
dered the following apology:
"Tbat the invitation given Mr.. Mason
10 visit London and have an interview
with the Minister, and at the time speci-
fed, was given in good faith, but on the
day preceding, deputation representing
the united cotton manufacturing interests
of Great Britain had been granted an
audience, during which they protested
against any recognition of the Southern
Confederacy by that government, then
or in the future. That then England
was upon the verge of general bankrupt
cy, owing to the vast accumulation Of
manufactured goods of every description,
and stored away in every warehouse al
most in the kingdom, amounting to sup
ply more than sufficient for two years
demand, besides enough of the raw ma
teral on hand to last them for at least
two years more.
That if the war continued England
would be saved from general bankruptcy,
hnu uOtuluB Csc COulu edfE ueI' bdt
even if the South we're conquered, slavery
abolished, and the labor to grow the sta
pie withdrawn from it entirely, 1t would
be better for England and for its manu-
featuring interests. The former could
vigorously encourage the growth of the
staple in her East India possessions, and
the latter could have time to get off their
accumulated stock Of goods, to manufac-
ture their raw material then on band, and
to prepare their machinery for the man
ufacture in future Of the coarser East
India staple. The facts and the argu-
ment prevailed. The British minister
was sorry, very sorry, but Mr.. Mason
could not be received, and the Southern
Confederacy must take care of itself"
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THE
CLIPPER MOVING AND REAPING MACHINES

4 RE adapted TO every variety OF suriace, and
n TO cutting every kind of grass.
They are lighter in weight and draft, and
more perfect i'm cutting than any other machine
in market.
The height of cut can be varied by the driver
while the machine is in motion, and without
leaving his seat.
They are simple, durable, and not liable to
get out Of order,
The One-Horse Mower can be drawn by one
horse as easily as the ordinary twO-hOrse ma
chimes by two horses.
All kinds OF Agricultural Implements, Seeds
and Fertilizers constantly on hand Send for
circulars. X. ii. ALLEN & CO.,
24w4 $50 and l9l Water St, New York.
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A CARD TO INVALIDS.

A clergyman, while residing in South Amcri-
ca as a missionary, discovered n safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by banefu and vicious habits
Great numbers have been already cured by this
noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, l will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in
n sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
FIRE. OF CHARGE.
Please incloso postpaid envelope, addressed
70 yourself
Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION d, BIBLE HOUSE,
6yi Ne,o York City.
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Receipts for the Standard
WHISPERS! WHISPERS

Do YOU want Whiskers or MOustaches3 Our
Grecian Compound will force them to grow on
the smoothest faces or chin, or hair on bald
heads, in SIX Weeks. Price Sl,00-3 packages
for 100. Sent by mail anywhere, closely
sealed, on receipt OF price.
Address, WARNER s. CO., Box 1873, Brook
lyn, MY. l6yl
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CARRIAGE
AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS

4 H. HOL1ON, successor to Danforth Ho
~. ton, Silver Platter, Manufacturer and Deal
err in Harness and Carriage Trimmings.
Constantly on hand a complete assortment o.
SADDLERY HARDWARE of all descriptions
Harness Trimmings PLATED ON COMPOST
TION, in the best possible manner.
Orders by mail otherwise promptly attended
to.
J. II. HOLTON.
Derby Line, June l, ls65-24m3
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
COFFINS & CASKETS
Constantly on hand and for sale by
REYNOLDS, AVERILL, & Co.

Look on this picture, and then on that"
Here you behold the infirm step,
The pallid cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches, pains,
Sleepless nights, and mental dependency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
And here the secret lies, that
Unknown to Quackenboss, the Doctor,
Smith had taken bottles three
Of BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-09

Observation-Disclosures continues quite dull
We have few changes to note, and those most
ly in favor of consumers. The rise in gold does
not seem to materially affect prices as yet. Cof-
fec very quiet. Cotton dull and lower-the pros
pect of an increased supply from the South
checking the demand. Fish dull, with a ten
dency to lower rates. Flour in a fair demand,
but closes with the tendency again in favor OF
buyers. Corn very firm, with fair demand at
higher rates. Cheese in moderate demand. Oats
in moderate demand. Rye held at an advance.
Pork in moderate demand, and lower. Beef
dull. Lard firm. Butter dull and prices rule
in favor of buyers. Beans dull, and lower
Sugar a shade fredericksburg rather dull. The
market for wool has become dull, and prices
have eased offa little.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-09

ITO THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED AND
l. DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES.-A
great sufferer having been restored to health
In few days, after many years Of misery, is
willing to assist his suffering fellow creatures by
sending Gree on the receipt of postpaid enve-
op, a copy of the formula ofcure employed. Di-
rect to
John NJ. DAGNALI,, Box 1873 Post Office,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-09

GEN. SHERIDAN's GREAT SPEECH AT
MEMPHIs.-"Boys, you mus. excuse me.
You know never make speeches.