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DR.. SCHENCK on DYSPEPSIA.
symptoms, Causes Remedy.

SYMPTOMS OF DYsPFPsIA-A sense Of full.
- ness, tsltnes' and weight 10 the stomach, to-
gether with hatulency, acitfty, sour, offensive
helchln- % wind water-hrash and violating. and
great Zeal q what person call AZ all gone feel
ing az the pit Of the stomach frequently there Is
also palpiiati0n Of the heart ply scians mistake
for heart disease, and when the stomach Is 10 this
condition IL ls coated with a mucus or slime Tie
rough hbr0us portions Of the stomach, similar 70
what We see in tripe, Is what throws out the gas
trc Juice, and when the stomach gets a thick coat
OF slime on IL. Il prevents the gastric Juice from
flowing and digestion ceases schencks seaweed
tonic disso Is this mucu. or slime, and restores
the stomach . its natural condition.
schenck's Mandrake Pills are also required %
carry Oh this morbid matter. Two thirds 0f the
cases % Consumption are caused iron this diseased
state of the stomach the liver becoming t1rpli,
70 ceases % throw CUt bile, and iu short me the
whole s. stem is deranzei. The mucous membrane
% the bronchial tubes sympathiIes with the other
organs and before tie patient IS aware ot 10. be =
she has Bronchial or Pulmonary Consumption.
>chenck's Pulmouic 81 rup cannot act freely
through the blood when tie system is 10 this lock-
el-up condition, without the AID 90 the Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake pills. The Liver has al the
venous blood o. strain, AM when 10 gets 10 NOR
bid condition. blood and bile run through the
~ stem mixed, ana the Fhole body became 90 low,
AID the blood So thick DO can hardly run through
the veins. In a majority cases he.lUrrla-e occurs
from this rhick condition Of the blood. The Man
drake pills act on the Liver similar 90 cal1Iuel.
they Do what that does-it unl0cks the gall blad-
der starts the bile. ami the blood begins o cirl-
latr naturally through the veins and the tamor-
eh-ses case II, when persons are attacked with
hWmorr-a-e, they would FIRST take : Oh purEa-
tive, something that would act on the liver they
would soon be relieved r. m bleeding from the
lungs, and Il Is the only way, Tor as,ringeuts are
ol!y temp rary. ant irri,ate the hrlclial tubes.
and lay the ground work FOR consumr -i0u.
DR.. sCuENCk will he professionally az bis rooms
every week, % Bond Street New York. and 50
Hanover Street. Boston, q, N @ 4. NJ, until r NJ
lie gives advice free. but for a thorough eE4mina-
ton with the kespirometer the other charge Il Is.
HE medicines are for sale by all druggists aud
dealers. Also full supply az al times a, his rooms
Price 90 the Pulmon.c syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each ~ Per bottle, 9 On the taf dozen Man
rake pills - cents per box
Il 70. e. GOODWIN q co, 2- Hanover street.
uts ior Boston. For sale hy Al. druggists
titan MOI
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The Commercial Bank suspended this
morning. The three DAYS festival Of the
fremen icgln- to-day az tire fair grounds
.,- ,he benefit Of the widows and orphans.
Con Sheridan JelcErlpLs yesterday TO
G,r.rl Uartslii from Galveston as follows
let the Gremcn's festival 20 on. Hold
troops Do readiness TO suppress riots II neees-
sary. keeping the Custom House as the
las. of vaUr operations end u necessary
call 90 the laval c'm,45rier % place his
ships Opposite Canal S.-e.t.
The iorcg0m. instruct n- are 20 he car
ried out on the supp si-i5n tHst trouble in
the city is anticipated Grl- Mower ad-
dressed the rioters ycSte-i.y wneu 200 OF
them passed bis hoacq1lrt.r-, 90 their way
70 the new basin, branIi-liug their clubs
and threatening 10 lynch che Contractors as
follows
If YOU feel yourselves wrJayei you must
Amply to the proper authorizes i'r redress
"a YOU shall have ID. but i, yod take this
IN, into your own hands you may lonse
what rig us You already possess If you 20
on with this rioting, by the Eternal God l
Will throw gr,pe and canister into you
Now disperse and - g. your houses OF
% your work
The mob dlspersed. Thcre was a small
r,4t TO-DAY caused Boy an attempt on tlepari
OF the mob to prevent others from working
Inc police made severel arrests. The mil
tary were reviewed to-day and the gunOoats
ordered ia front of the city
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser. having been restored to health
in few weeks by a very simple remedy, sftsr
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection. and that dread disease Consumption
is anxious TO make known 10 his fsllo w-sufersr
the means Of cure.
To all who desire IL he will send a copy q the
prescription used free Of ohsrgel with the drec-
tons for preparing sni using the same which they
vii find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, C0UGHs. CoLps, sni ST Throat and
Lung Affections. The onh object of the adyer-
tiser In sending the Prescription Is to benefit the
afflicted and spread Information which be con.
ceives to be invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, az 1t will cost them nothing.
and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription. FREE. by return mail, will please ad
dress. REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburgh. Kings g.. New York.S
-4taW
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ira pea at 81 s. q 90 Y bush. Canada Peas II -
a - p bushel. Shorts and Feeds are scarce and
firm a. $50 for Shorts; $50 a - for Fine Feed,
and 50 n IS for middling.
PROVISIONS. Pork has been in fair demand
and full prices have been obtained. Prime $40 p
n - 2 Dbl mess at q 80 q 81 and clear at s2e
"a Is z Dbl. Beef is firm and the stock is quite
small. The sales have been at SIS q q 30 for
mess SO 50 a p for extra mess and s2s n q for
family extra. Lard 49, a lie \, y in bbls and
tierces and Smoked Hams 49, a Is 2 b. Butter
has been arriving more eely, but prices remain
about the same, althou gh the tendency is in favor
Of buyer The sales have been at . a &c y b
for Vermont and New York diaries, the latter
price for choice and old is dull and in limited de-
manf at 10 a PC 2 H. Cheese is firm and has been
IN fair demand at 10 a % z b for new and old, in
GLIDING factory at tho latter rate.
NOOL--1here is a very dull feel for Wool, but
with small stocks Of domestic and light prOspec-
tive receipts. holders not disposed TO make any
material concession in prices, and manufacturers
purchase only TO supply immediate wants, .s the
business Is = Il very unsatisfactory account OF
the low prices Of goods. The sales Of the week
have heen 60O.O01 rs fleece and pulled. al lrices
varying from &c for very low fleece mp 10 &c for
choice AN Pennsylvania and from 80 q e2.c for
2 ID Tor p-lled.
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SIXTYYEERS.

For over sixty Years, Dr.. s. o. RICHARD
SONS sHERRYWINE BITTERs have been used
by the public 20 correct morbid AID inactive iane-
tions Of the human S. stem. 1t promotes healthy
gastric seeretions eoueets Liver arrangement re-
aeves COsTWFSEss aud Rheumatic Affections
cures Jaundice, Loss Of appetite, Kidney Com
plants Weak Bach. Dizziness, Laugror, DysPep-
"a, and it, attendant y mptoms. It's valuable
.Jnie ard strengthening properties vii invssoTate
he convalescent. cleanse the Blood nom Humors.
and will afford oomfor; and relief to the aged by
stimulating the constitution 20 resist It's mpend-
Ing inarmities. THOUSAND Of the venerable pop
ulation Of New England are sustained IN health,
their life prolonged, to enjoy vigorous and happy
old aye, BY the use Of Dr. Richardson's SHERRY
WINE BIITERs.
The HERBS can be obtained separately and
may be prepared IN small quantities. in water, Of
With vine, q spirit. PrIcs 20 cents per package
ofe,, 81 Hanover Street, Bottom, snd sold y
Apotheczrles and druggists.
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME f. T. THoRSTos, the great English As
trologist, C-airvoyant and Psy ,hometrieian. who
has astonshed the scientific classes OF the Old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, " Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, 70 enable her to impart knowl-
cage OF the greatest lnportsnc, to the single or
married Of either sex. While in a state Of trance
she delneates the very features Of the person You
are to marry, and BY the aid Of an instrument Of
intense power, known as the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce lifelike picture q the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, together
with date Of marriage, position, leading traits Of
character, &c This is no humbug, as thousands Of
testimonials can assert. She Will send when de-
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that the picture is what it purports TO be. By en-
closing small lock OF hair. and stating place Of
birth, age, disposition and complexion, and en-.
closing dity cents and stampe! envelope addressed
to yourself you will receive the picture and desired
By return mail. All communications
sacredly confidential. Address in confidence,
MADAME T F. THORNTON.
p. o. Box - Hudson. y. Y.
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CURE OF INFLAMMAToRY RHEU-
NATISM.

SING SING, Jan. =, l-6s.
In. BrASrrsrH.-F soue years have been
suhie,. % attacks Of lnnammatory rheumatism
which usually come On every three or four months.
Ny physicians were Of the highest reputation.
By their ADVICE / took colchieum eitric acid, aud
other celebrated remedies, but none relieved me
or shortened tie attacks which lasted for weeks at
q time. IN my last attack corcludei to try your
famous Pills, Twas lying upon my bed at the
time, SUFFERING. the severest pains In my feet and
ankles which no pen can describe.
Tie fist dose of SIX Pills vas 80 effective that
10 a few hours the pain and swelling sensibly
aha;ei and ia .orty-ei<ht hours were all gone.
ard wa cured and have had no return.
se1d you this testimonial for the henegs Of
o;hers WHO ruaeFing in similar manner, mas
kao's how they can find certain relief.
am respectiully yours,
I'D. DUDLEY.
The Hon. lemas Barnes say II sell more OF
Brandreth's Pills than If others put together"
BRANDRErH'S PILLS are sold BY all druggists,
and at the principal Office, Breadrsth House, New
York.
observe Z. BRANDRETu in white letters on the
government stamp On each box
nay-likwlm
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Rosfou Market.
WEDNESDAY. May =.


All re ,ss. ~ The trade are purchs sing oniY
IN small lots but receipts still tall short o. me
wants Of consumers and We are steaqhy ieluel.s
stock. We quote common brands western utea-
aue Al All a u; common extra at sI3 a Il so ne
dium extras and good takers brands ana Ieo
wheat at SIS a 10 50 and good and choice al slo--
% q Is = Dbl; and good and choice 81 Louis az
SIS a - and some brands $40 50 a q Y bol
Corn Meal So 90 a 70 Y bbl and Rye Flour = 90
n 50 y Dbl
GRAIN. The market has been rather unsettled
for Corn the past week, but near The close frmer
feeling prevailed, with very little ofsring. The
sales Of Southern yellow lave been az d . q
ws,,ern mixed 81 % a / % y bushel closilg al
4 q " bushel for good lots, oats are armsT snd
have oeen ID $500 az Western and Southern have
Ssan ~ s. n csc. Rye ~ IS a y z oushel
: WSite pesns a. 3 msErOw - % q 4, aud eI
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Spiral 1otirts:
THE GREATEST PAIN-RELIEVER
THE WORLD

Warranted superior to any other, or no paw. for
the cure Of Chronic rheumatism, Toothache.
Headache, Sore Throat. Munps, Burns. Cuts, Ia
seets stinss. Pain in the Back, Chest, and Limbs
sprains, Old sores, swelling also to taie inter-
nslly for Disrrhoa, Dysen:eTy, Gle, Spssms,
Sea Sickness, Vomiting. az Crop Il Is perfect
" innocent to take intern Is. Il gsed according
to the directions, and never i.l. thousands en-
attest 1t first introduced in lsi1 ard millions
of bottles are annually sold. Every one who has
once used it, continues 70 Go co. and recommend
II to their friends as the most valuable medicine
extant. Certificates enough TO dn dozen news
papers have been received by DR.. Tobias. His
medicine, the Venetian Linment, will do all that
is stated, and more. No one will regret trying It.
Those residing at distance from physician, will
find it reliable medicine to have on hand in case
Of accidents. Ask for DR.. Tobias Venetian Llni-
ment, and take no other. Price 50 cents and g..
Sold by all Druggists. Depot. &c Cortlandt Street
Ny. maySd&vlm,
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Regal 9oites.
r. w. POSTS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. D The Honorable the Probst.
District Of CLltenden - Court flr the District Of
Chittenden,
To all persons interested IN the estate Of T.. W Post
late % HinesbuF-h In said District, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS aid Court hath assigned the 10Th day 81
June ItXt for the settlement Of the administration
q the administrator 81 the estate Of said de-
ceased and f1r 4 decree and distribution q aid
-~;atc -morE the heirs q said deceased and
ordered that public notice thereof Be giv.4
az persons interested in said estate BY publishing
this order three weeks excessively previous 20 III. day
assigned, in the Burlington Free Press printed In Bur
lln.tou IA s.id District
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified % sppe.I -
The Probate Court Rooms IN Burlington. theday
signed then and there 20 contest the Allowance Of sad
account and the distribution % said estate, II you
cause.
Given under my hand this goth d-y Of Msy. A. b.
1885,.
w45w3 TT. WALES. Judge.
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JOSHUA JEwELL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT 1.-THE Honorable the Probate
District o. Chttendsn, s. Court FOR tn. District u
Chittcnden.
To the heirs and al persons interested In the estate
q Jo-hu. Jewell, late q Richmond, IN said Dstriet
decreased.
whereas, application bath been made 20 this Court
10 uriting ~ the executors Il the last will AMI
testament % sid deceased, praying Tor license
AID authority O. sell the real estate u said deceased
f,r the payment debts and o. charges q siminstra
ton setting forth therein the amount Of debit due
from said deceased the charges q administration the
amount q personal estate and the situation Of the
real estate,
whereupon. The said Court appointed and ssignsd
the lith DAY q June A. d. 1851. AZ the Probate
Court 10 said District 70 hear and decide upon
said application and petition and ordered public notes
thereof o. b given 20 all persons Interested therein.
by Publishing said order, together with the tine and
uace d hearing three week. successfully in the Bar
ungon Free Press newspaper which ercHlAtes In tie
neghhorhood u those persons interested IN said
al which publications shall be previous 10 the day
zssi-ned for hearing
Therefore. you hereby notified n appssr before
said Court st the time and place assigned then All
there Ia aid Court, 10 give bonds. the law directs
for the payment % the debts, and charges Of admins.
tstion and make yourob Elections o. The granting sue4
license II you
Given under my hand at the Probate Court rooms
this 2Hth day II May A. ID 1885,.
w47w5 T.E.wALEs, Judge.
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"Buy We and G'II do you Good
DR.. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb RiIIerS.

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By tia timely use OF this medicine the r.ool Is
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general health is restored.
\ gentle Laxative, an agreeable tonic a splendid
appetizer harmless stimulaut, rcviver of troop-
ing spirits. Sold BY all Dealer. in Medicines
everywhere. w7-eow'm
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The yacht Wave viii o. pleasure party
sb1ard down the harhor ran into schooner
Atlantic Yesterday abogi 3 p. N, and sank
Immediately. -Four por,r's 9. Mrs Mary d.
E.lcry and chi!d. Mrs Nar-.ret Grrvin and
Ellen oainn. were drowned Tie remainder
were saved through u, ,fl't- Of me haIo'r
police and the crew oi tie steamer S.Touu'
At noon TO day the oepuiy cons'abies re
ported 10 the Chiefs tiii5e ehat 10 luoAv
bars in tL.s cl.y y,i. ",sa, ia the sale OF
INT xicatIng liqlgu ire tssrs u all the
principal hotels are c.l-.- aud taose oeVer-
yes hitherto obtained 20 .aee. places are
denied.
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LETTER 10 YoUYG MKS.-ln consequence ofth
grand rush expected at Burlington, during
the session Of the Vermont State Musical Fes-
tiyAl." and the state Normal Music school,"
which follows, to continue six weeks, it IS de-
sirable that those who intend to enter the
Bryant, s,rattou * Chamberlin Business Col
lege, previous to June l5ta, should report them
selves Immediately by letter. that good board
ing places may lie secured in advance. Decide
promptly about wha; day you may be expected,
and address, :. 5. CHANBERLIy,
wi-Wl- Principal
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RAYoUNG LADY RETURNING TO

AIoUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, sitera scjourn Of few months
H. the City was hardly gnizel BY her friends
In place Of coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
son ruby complexion OF almos; marble smoothuess
and instead oftwenty three she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry az 10 the cause Of 20 great
change, she plainly told them that she used
tie CECAssIAS BALM. and considered it an inval-
liable acquisition 70 any Lltys toilet. By IT, use
any Lady OF Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred illd. Il is simple iu It's
combination, as Nature herself e simple, Jet Tn
surpassed In efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also healing, cleaning and Identifying the skin and
camplexion. By it direct action on the cutsls 10
draws from it al is impurities kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature intended
10 should be, clear. son, smooth and beautiful
f-'e 81, sent hy Mail or Express. on receipt 4 an
o-lerh ". L. CLARK ( CO, Chemists.
No. West .Fayette s. Syracuse, Y. Y.
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Nv NoRk. Nav %.

gu3., Kelley sdIreaz.i large crowd
conn .as.i about equally of whites aad blacks
at Montso~eEy last Saturday HIS remarks tx
were alnos- zc.."siTeiy 10 'le contrast a. 5o-
tween the two section, - i1v = OF t,le -S9IIn'
from which be inferred that "a in''l.u',ou u
Slavery ant the prejaaices 1t the S'u'. L .
whites had been an incubas on ;ac Southern
section. lie was hcori guirtiv.
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The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote ut
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident
to the female system. An experience Of twenty
three years enables him 10 guarantee speedy and
permanent relief IN the 'sorif eases Of Sapgr,s'sH
sud eH orssr Menstrual D,rrHgsmsrf'. from rhssts'
rsare AL letters for advice must contain g. Otlcs
NO. Endicott street, Boston.
N.B.-Bosrd furnished to those who wish 10 re
main under treatment
pos,on lime D Ie5s-d3tazINr
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BUsn.s ARGENTINE HAIR DYE.

The most perfect, economical. sur,-., quickest.
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ERRnRsnEYnrrH-

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
Yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects q youthful indisereton, will, Tor the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to al who meet It.
the receipt and directions for making The simple
remedy by which lie was cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience. can DO 30
by addressing, In per:ee, confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
o. Cedar Street. New York
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Napoleon and King William of Prussia
have signed the treaty looking to that end.
The City of London has voted $500 to-
wards the erection of the statue 10 George
Peabody, the philanthropist.
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Or. MATTIsoN's SURE REMEDIES
For Special Cases.

canbe obtained only ST his oflee. 40. =
Union Street, Providence, and are 70
p, express in sealed packages. ,se.-s r 90
os''rraii0r, 10 all parts the country Tssy 10 .
c.rs ersryftiag. oui for their respective purpos
f''y F''ifireiy ssrs no s7.4i. - Circulars giv!a
i1ll information ria 70, 'igssff fs,fsa0-5I, als1
oo's N NprciIi Di's4ss', in ss4st s.rsl7rs sent
zee. - Be f.rs 4af ss44 f5r fss-s, for without
rs-s-szo,' no advertising physician should be trust
e.. Enclose q stamp fer postage, and direct q
DIX. MATTISON, No. Is Union Street, Providence
RI AuE.2i .ISs6-dAWlv
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Por removing quick a. lightning" al kind, Of
Grease, Spots, Paint, Naruish, Tar, Wheel Grease.
&c, from Garments, Carpets, silks and Cloth ofeyer
description, without injury Go the most delicate
fabric. No other article can be like i. Sold by e.
e.. GOODWIN Co. Boston, and an Druggist
MAY, july & Sept-3som.
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Steamer Wisconsin was burned last night.
three miles from Cape Vincent, and from
twenty 10 thirty lives los, The boar was
run ashore on Grenllier's leland, and all
who 5bcycd tie Captains orders to remain
on board were saved. The steamer belonged
to tie Northern Transportation Company,
was upward bound, and is probably total
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New YORK. May y


Matamoras correspondence, dated May
l0th, says a series Of important battles have
taken place IN front Of Queretaro. The
Liberal force beseiging the town is estimated
at from 20 to . thousand men Juarez
has levied a pustamos to the amour. Of two
million dollars
Immediately after the receipt OF See. sew
ards letter he issued orders in reference to
the treatment of Macmillan saying his life
should be spared, and as It was feared Esco-
bcd0 would have the unfortunate Prince as
sasslnated notwithstanding orders to the con
trary, that general was sent to command an
expedition against Canales, who had Tebelled
in toe North.
Corona, who is said t. be tine best Of the
Mexican generals, was appointed t. succeed
him and now commands all the armies OF
the Republic
An Imperial reconn0iuing Iarty, with one
Of Maximilian's Adjl,ants, has been CAP
turei and shot