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New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
CONNECTICUT.


number OF sales and transfers OF real estate have
Gently taken place in Connecticut and from among Them
of New-Iork purchased the Belden place 60 acres) az
Wilton aso the and three Of ground
wch-Charles Bishop boughtOf Christopher Prince = os
OF land Highest. for 500. Christopher A. Weave,
Fanny y. Jerome and Jane Q. Morgan. q
Henry Watrous, a house ami lot on boyetL
Cevelandst for $4,000 Charles H. smith, OF Charles srd
John f. Freuch. onefth part OF house and lot on hank
ST. for $1,000 Abby 5 French OF Frederick r. Frlnk, Ia
and house on Main-st for 5000 Thomas Gaaery, q
Timothy Hamon one-sixth OF lot aud honse, eorner@
rlne L. starr, house and lot Oh Banh-iI M
$500 Reuben r. Palmer OF Nancy sesp
James j. Connor OF Frederic L. Chapman, house andot
on Starrst. for $1,000 lncretla s. W. and Caroline j.
Perkins Of CCurtland 5 Harris. house and lot on fea
St, for $500 Robert Goodwin jr. OF Henry r Haysn
lot BrOadst, for fl0OO John Grace, Jr of ffaDEha
Mary Ann Perkins. house and lot on Washinston-i.
for $500. Burrill Socum, OF Martin 3 Coates, Two
lots OF land ON Cove-st for 5000 Helen NJ GrIyesd
Benjamin Z. Tate, house and ot corner OK Hem2sieAi
and Frankin-sts for $3.50. George A. Richards 81
Thomas tich lot on south side OF Long Bridge I"r SA
Water-st., for sl,05O. William West of fredern
r. Chapman onehalf Of house and Ia lSt Ga
Fitch, house and lot ON Broad-st, for sL@e.
Merldon-Frm James McMahon aId wife 10 Elita
Murphey. lot ON Unions 5oXgO feet, s60 Prom Ian
Camp 10 Charles Curtiss, ctu lot ON Washingionsi,
5oNl2o, s4OO PROM Warren C. Atkins 10 Niliiani .1rt
gan one acre, S2lO From Joseph L. Smith " Waiins
ford 10 John Evans acre. $780, From Dayid Roc aud
wife Cheshire Ia Mary Green one half acre 1 IRON
Jacob Day and wife OF Chesh Julia God, ten acrt
with dwelling house, slS5o. Frem DAVID H. l'arkerp
Mary Green, - acre. Waterbury and Mer11en iSt.
pike, with building, SJs5. frUnl john r. beacb 70
Jerome 4. Downs OF Bethany one lot WIN Due'
ing 81 50o. From Jerome \. Downs IA sarah a. beafh,
one lot with dwelling houses. OO BTOm Michael sesy
and wife Henry W. SatOnstall, one lot s6n: prom
Michael Moran 10 Lydia Hreckenrdge. land on ,oopye
$3.50 From Joseph Morse hauncey g. Grswold q
Berlin. one lot, 500 Prom William Coda and we 70
Joseph Morse oncfOurth acre. with building wv
From Joseph Morse and Levi r.. Coe TO T. 1. Nannr9'
one lot, lOO Merralnst, - leo. Prom JonAhas y
Damon 10 John Evans, one-lalI acre Ia Hanover, W.
Prom Jacob Urch 20 Mary h. HineS, one lot, NeN1in,'
500 From William j. Joes 20 Ell g. Brdsey and WiuAm
T. Joes, acres, Sa00 From Erastus Munson of huota
Oscar Iarkn, one lot on SOutbington ana NaHfpW
10
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
BROOKLYN,

There only moderate attendance at the City sas
rOom to-day aud but few OF those present seemed dr.
posed to buy. Asa consequence part OF the properly
announced for sale was Withdrawn. aud viii I've reserved
for fay cradle day.
BY JAMES coLEs's son.
The twOstory frame cottage, with lot. No. as
Iafayette-ave near NOstraudaye., was bought y
Joseph Winters for $4,000 the lot il ls1IAo
feet The three story brOwn-stone house with b
25Xl33 feet known No. 40 secOndaye. near Smith
st. WAS purchased by James w. Brain for t2,nc0 The
threest0ry brick h0lse with lot 2OxS0 feet and known
No. Sc oytst 20 feet from Wyckofst, were boagkt
by John ". Kcgng for $500.
Mr. Cole has extensive sale OF Bro0klyD property
during the current week.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

Seats one ~ sp.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
CURTAIN 1i RISES isl FfcsEi
GREAT HIT OF TiiE NKw ATTRAcTIoSs
TUESDAY ApT H. 1883 for nuIh time will be presented
the dIrRS TRB SRsiiifiE;'r EaiTE rs@S, s1siSs',''
in which viii JaIrs,. Pa@sT ,sI ese9sa Ts6SpR
The Dances Songs and Brilliant Novelties as follows; "a.
THE PROLOGUE AND BELL BALLET ''.'''''a.'''ssiiII
Tc EScHASTEb riSfH Ss' LAKE AND GRBPIY
Mhk4hS Slk Shs1HG 1SD fIo1Ri BALLET
FARRAGgT ,T,n hoRSPiPE AND TAbLhAVA of nt,Ao
TIE THIRD ACT
rms BAILEr . JEALoIsY" sY".................a. IS:I9 1919
TiiR BALLET la MILTTAIRR................s..lo ..lo%T
R9LxA GH3RTs % m ANP aLE3y stSE
~" fHS BEST sSTIRIA SMGST IT dSt s. iMSRicA'
srs nasp sRcAEB TAES sx FEHsS Dls IS S r
BROADWAY THEATER:,, Admission, 80 cts
or THE WORLD -RENOHNED ARTISIS
THIS EVENING AND s1ruRDAY MArINEE
w. p.pypy TISF wTL4aMs g4sr CiES5E y odE ocARotAx
Mrs BARsEY WILLIAMS as MOLESHEE
FRIDAY BESEFIT or MIL BARNEY WILLIAMS
Az IMMENSE BILL THREE PIECES -
TYHE EUROPEAN CIRCUS.
Il Cires Which ba, pot before exhibited yevr York.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS,
direction OF tie managers aud pEopro Of The American
Crcis which exhibited In
PARIS DURING TIE EXPOSITION,
IS now OPEN.
oS 1IIE CORNER OF BROADWAY AND TIiIRriFouRrisf'
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
ONE HUNDRED MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS
MAGNIFICENT AND NOVEL PROGRAMME
SCENES IN THE ARENA
CROCKETTS DIN on WILD LIONS,
Exhibited performed h Mr. PIERCE nom A'iey ArrhHea'er
London.
THR GREAT STREET PAGEANT,
which va. postponed yesterday aecoaE, Of the viii tale place
on TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock a. Is,
Il the weather /, favorable. the frs, fine day .
LOOK OFT FOR TiIB LIVE hon LOOSE IN THE STREETS
PERFORMANCES DAY IND BHEEiSG.
RLs Suivz.
ADMISSION, - CENTS
RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY, APRIL a,
ELIZABETH
QUEEN or ENGLAND.
BENEFIT TO THE WIDOW OF THg LATE wN. BRorGH
Tenlsred BY
MRS p W LANDER
B.r, her fr, appearance in Brooklyn the performance Of
she LANDER nsTRoSc COMPANY after highly successful
ADMISSION. 81 RESERVED SEATS $ 80
NATIONAL HALL-HARLEM.
~ OLE BuLES GRAND CONCERT
~ request Of large narsh'T % citizens o. Hafen
b" been Induced to give one o.,--33sSn,,
Ou TUESDAY EVENING. April q, 1858,
on sa S 2T ft' e waroS W '; ia fHPE tIsoy
MI v. PArrfSOS M GBo; W. MORGAN,
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved Seats % nt rt Ts', as Reserved Seats % ,. bad
ThrIse between Eishhi aal Esh'artsta, fOrs'hs aud
NSfeETic TfIrsve Railroad Company VII .lr, from
e ivr the accommodation those living in Ws''ch'er
County.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

WILL SHORTLY CLOSE,
w JEROME THOMPSONS charming pe1re.
THE OLD OAkEN BUCKET
representing the early home Of .
now on FREE EXHIBITION tie paos Of the hL Art Gal
lory, Foureeths'.
Open day and evening.
II r. DIMONs READINGS and RECITALS
lDs lThr o Shakepeae Dickens aud the Poets 81 Harvard
Slvo VI oTty secoIds'i TNbSDAi ~ ENlNn
April a. Tickets - eea.s.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
TILE STATE.

Mr. d. Dudley Field has purchased the Constance prop
erty. consisting OF about eight OF land and fss
stone mansion, situated in the village or Hastng,,
upon the Hudson, for $4,000. Purdys Hotel at Po1
Chester. has been sold by Mr L. T. Brundage 10 Mr. A.
Abendroth. OF the Eagle Iron Works, for Ni,Soo Al
Mount Vernon Mr. Conrad Oster has sold two lots ON
Sxthaye and Central Mount Vernon 1eoxs0 feet eark
10 Mr. j. TetOs, for Si2j Mr. Parrish has sod tO Mr. W.
H. Bard two lots on TWelfthaye for $50 each. Mr. j.
Vanarsdalo has sold lot. 80 feet 'front.' SIKH ave-
10 WIN. T.. Watkins for $500 Mr. Levinus has sold hi
Bard has sold two lots lOsXl00 feet to M A0Btagus
for $3.50 Mr. Wm. G. Wiley disposed Of his property ca
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10
MARKETS..

NEW YORK. July 81 T.. M.-cottnn las,
active and droep ne-salhs 400 s,s2lss3,
Flour more ac,ive-State g. s.s0,eso. Vi,
So; Southern common 10 fair extra l2 so;
cho'ce i4''6" Oats lc. better Mes. pork
II ooa2s'oo. Laid-ket,le l1tal74. Gold
4"f.
: BALTIMORE. July s.-Flour dull for all
grades-declid-d 4c. Wheat dull-new red
z4oa27o; white 240a2 20. Corn dull-wLiL.
l.'2"l.l6. oa's dull and unchanged.
CuARLK'roN, June s.-Cotton firm-saio, 1as
bales; '"'ddlings sl3; receipts 81.
AUGUSTA. July s.-Co,,on market unch.noea
sales % ba'es--middlings 3u4.
LIVERPOOL. Julyss-S -Soon.-cos.on buoy.ut.
lAvEHr""L, July s-Eveniug. Cotton quie,
and steady; sules $4,000. = ~-,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

An experiment made lwt rear IN Us,
ma"y Ia planting ,naotoc., shaved ,h.,
n"e," ,I" ""Irs" had f'st bcca tra,ove,l
"a" v"d was ,vnt 'tnrs IA ytrd "a wbr,,
Mey were lsh ~ thsir plaza. Il va,
%G"d .lat whore nn nld rye had been rub
led Vt', lhrea VI four lew vnes ,naJu ,h.i,
arpeatancs. WV"
Immigration from Europe 70 tho United
Sts'esheSer wrs 30 largo m now. O,s
"andted and thirty IL the beat sles,u.,ip.
are running, and many Of tie people ooa,.
'ng are ot high class, having money,
skil', and brains. =. r
James 7. Bacon, E.o, e,li,o, of tho
iE"'grtlcld Adeertiser, ha. gono 10 New
lork, to attend the great National Demo
; cratic Convention. Wonder where An
editor geIs enough money to travel that
lar from home l--inderson Iuteliiyeuo,r
Tho scientific world, and especially that
portion OF II who have made the study of
medicine and surgery their profession.
oSnnot ia'' to be intensely interested in
inc tact which has recently come to our
knowledge, OF the determination Of Chang
aud Eng, the Sianiese twiua, 10 proceed ,1
Ia"' to submit 10, u surgicnl operation for
me purpose Of discovering the wonderful
link that has so hong bound them together.
i: The average deaths Of negroes occurring,
IN II th's State, from accident, in handling
lire are about five every week.
We regret to announce that thu fine
t1eur'ng mills .! our friend, Joseph Cur
Esq, OH Salu.la River, were, consumed by
he 0" last Friday morning. All the facts
90 to prove that it WAS deliberately fred
by an neutrality-suspicious. IutcUiqencer.
The papers announce the death, on III.
2ad u't,mo, OF. Brigham Young's right
hand man, Ileber G. Kmnball, aud: nex,
20 the prophet, the Chief man among tLe
Mormons.
The contract has been signed in New
ork for The building Of tie Macon and
3'u"s" ick R.ilro.'l, and the Macon d.
'ers are exceedingly r,joiced ,heleat. |
III" Legislature Of Louisiana, as official.
punccd hy General buchanan. stand,
~ lirpnbI'cans 10 lG Radicals an tho Sen
lie, and &C Republicans to Is Democrats
U The House. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

"a lie Lehalt viii ervor on ,h, ,.,,. r.,
'~slOh tallca flsaJ,'ehs is ,eaarlwi H.,
os's ttotahle n.aa. Ntaoan' lhvss now II,
nomination. rvliticiSh' con.slrr ,hr
Contest between llendticks and tLass
Tho Congressional Republican Cnmm,,-
Tee have advices that sls Democratic ont.
charge fraud.
HAVANA, July s.--The ehole,a 1, d.
crea'i"g; cases mill. Mexi,An sJ,is,s
represent the crops failure, aud famim,
is nrprehended.
Nrw fosx, July PETER Carpo,
aud John I. Dev'in were thrown ftos; a
carriage ;l'is morning. Cagger wac killed,
and Devl'n seriously hurt. A later des-
patch reports Dsvl,n'. .les,h.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

.ha'' iaaaale the powers aRd duties hereto,
k'rs -rsrlalNine 10 Commissioner. of The
Psot, Comr,is.tca.ts Of Roads aud ,s,,Nses,
Fst,ies aud Cuts, Commissioners ot l'uL,ic
Baitdiags, anI Cotnni,,sonsts to Arr,ovs
the noads Of Public Officers, snl IN die
charge thereof said County Cum n,i..ie ne,.
will be gSssrrsd as &r MS. practicable BY
tho laws aud u'asea regulating tho fuae-
''ous Of the Offices, the powers eud du,ies
of which ara hereby conferred upon ,Leu.
10. Il shall bs the duty Of suh Of .hs
''oards Of County Commissioners ia South
Carolina, immediately after their orcaniz..
aon', 10 appoin. . Treasurer TO act until
otherwise provided by law, who shall DO
required, before entering upon his duties,
70 enter i"te bond to the Board, with Sc
eu''''ss to bo approved by the Board, and
~ amount to bs fixed by tho Board, con
d'''oned for the faithful performance OF hi,
dnties,. which bond shall be filed with tho
Clerk OF the Court: for the County; and
such Treasurer shall safely keep and dis
burss all funds belonging to the Board:
'nd Tor bis services shall be allowed . com
mission. to be fxed by tie Bosrd, on all
sumo received and paid away, but 10 com
mission or other fee shall Le allow ed on the
transfer Of funds Of the Treasdrer from his
predecessor, nor from the Treasurer to his
successor; nor shall tho commission al
lowed to the Tresursr, exceed the ra,e Of
Two per cent. on moneys received, aud two
per. cent on moneys paid away.
IL. The Circuit Judges, who shall bs
chosen by the General Assembly, shall.
until otherwise provided by law, be au-
lhor'zed to'sxerciss in suits in equity here |!
after commenced all the powers heretofore
pertaining to ChancelIora, subject to rule. |
of procedure, to be fixed by Justices of III.
supreme Court ; and, until the adontioon
II such rules. the existing rules of chaucerv
practice shall be followed.
by command of Brevet Major G. General
I'd. 4. s. Candy.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC
Aide-de-Csmp, A. A. A. C.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10
& . n > / & N IIrS

G The following named -p.rsons have
freight in the Depot q. Abb.~,lls 80 :.
> W C'"gler, M c Holderby, F NJ
Mitchell, w - Mars & Co, WFDeNipbt
II Ius'en, L Cniug, S S Martin, Wick
life & Wakefield.
ExrREss-C Cox, J Knox g. Co. + II
Mhbhsll, Dorsey & Thornton, Smith d.
M"!t, Mrs W NJ Jones, E Cowan, Mss A
M Bryan, W c Palmer, Rev j T Smith,
o I Porcher, ] S Perrin, D Tsim., Rev
G A uarman. @.'.z, -
D. R. SONDI.Ey A.,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

s'~'y ~ S~Sh SSAo.y w ~otnauaotSI ku0 oAtD
Of Office to the said Conmissiouer. !; and
the said Chairman Of: the Jstiripg County
Eoast is hereby empowered and required
Immediately TO adniinisssr to thssaid Com
aai.sionsrs. .ssyeralIs 9.hs oailt prescribed BY
sAid Constitution; sAicir oaiil haviag been
By them then and there taken, and .snb-,
ssribsd, said Bosrd Of County -Com.nission.
ere shall be deemed duly qualified and TO-
Quoted into Office. =: =
z. Until tho General Assembly. Of the
Srates:of South. Csreliha shall Expressly
prescribe BY law tie duties Of The sheria.,
,Cofoasss sod Clerks Of Courts ehoseu,f OF
satlof;ssd % he chosen At lbs elcs,ionfsld
In sid State, on 4hs 2J and 81 of june,
1865. the officers 30 elected shall, after
qualification, perform the da.ie. pressribsd
for said officers BY lay under tie sxi.i;ne
PsovhionaI Government Of tie State.
8. USfl o.Lerssisap.ovided by Jaw, Ii,
JsJgsssf Probate elected In sost6 cpie-
Iaa. shail psrtyy,a yths dussea <,sfesqfs,,
psSos.nsd by4o oidinsrfes; and i4 rs.r.ci
ID bssiap.s apper.siuibe eao minors asd Is,
ssf6ihedt of Tower, aud In cases q idioae, dio
aud lnnaey. and persons non senpssseaiis
sh.'l conduct .Asil ssaines sss lsrs j
possible 10 codformity with. the Snls. snt
Ssaiaseuiaisss gasesaihg tiss rsssssjasiik,
- - r, l.. x.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10
Anniversary ef the Biblo soo,.tv.

- WV ohUfV ooo1oIy.
The forty-fif'h anniversary Of "Tho Auxill..
~ bible Society OF Abbeville" will be held in
tho Methodist Church on the last Wednesday in
July 'nst:' being the es,h day Of tbs month.
? The Hev. John N. Young will deliver ,L.
annual Sermon, Rev. W.T.. Fsrrov .t.rr.,.
". A. Lee' Esq, the address,, James 8. Goth
ran alternate.
The christian public and all friends OF tho
Bible are respectfully invited to attend.
r. A. FAIR,
Recording Secretary.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

The exact phraseology of the law re-
pesiing the cotton tax having bocomo q
matter Of dispute, a certified copy Of tho
act bias been procured iio,u Washington
by the ..yournal5of Commerce. The law
'reaiIs, sall cotton grown in the United
Sta,es aRer the year 1857 shall he exemp.
ffom internal tax, and cotton imported
frda foreign coa,aries on and yal.er No :
vsmber It,. 1868, shall be exempt from
duty"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10
Crops in this State.

We CLEAN the following extracts in rela.
ton to the condition Of the crop. in v,r;.
Gus parts of this State from our l.,es,
exchanges:
LANcAsrER.-The wheat crops bav.
turned out well that the corn and co,,,,,
heids arc clean and we'll cultivated. and
.nae 80 lar, tho prospect of an abundant
harveat Is most encouraging.
MARLBORO. Bennettsville ,Jou,pol
says: we have seen the crops in several
SECTIONS of this District, and must conyr:,.
o'ale our people upon the SCARCITY of
grass, aud the excellrut couItfou in which,
they are. AT this time iast wear tl,r.
was general complaint, which was W ell
,ou"ded' ths.: it WAS almost i,npo s.ible to
Keep tue crops clean. We trint ,here !.
~ ~ least one-third more corn planted in tie
D'strict this. yesr than last, and not more
tnan Two thirds u. much scottou, vet we
believe irom the appearance Of the c,,,t,,,
. KrRsHAw.-Ths cotton crops Of the
Di.trict are doing well; but the corn on
tue uplands is suffering from the effects Of
The drought that has prevailed for the
last uires weeks. ln s"lhe parts Of the
District it has been badly injured. The
whsat crop has been harvested, and 80
lar Tue yield has been M average one.
GEoRG Erows.-Ths Times says: ave
have had HI aGuu lance Of rain since our
last Issue. The founlsins above poured
down upon Us unspariDgly on Thursday
last and tue day altogether one OF the
most uisagreeabIe aud gloomy looking in
nop,crv Df n,;s So,..
tLen we have had showers, with prospec,s
>of more rain: We hear; hewever, favor:
| able accounts of the crops; and If We Can
be spared from frestetS, many are sang uiue
Of rsapibg = beusr harvest than the
last"
BARSwKLL.-We have had an oppor-
tunity recsnlly Of couversing with planters
from all paris Of the District, aud learn
that tue crops Of cotton aud corn are OK.
ceedingly fine, aud promise au abundant
| yield. All sections Of tho District have
been visited with ;copious showers Of raiu
within the past week, and the planters
generally, in fine spirits.
:. CLARENDoN.-4 is really encouraging
to hear the cheering rep"r6 coming IL
from all quarters Of our District with ref
erence 10 the crops. The corn, peas ane
potatoes especially, are looking fine, an.
z bid fare TO yield abundapt.y. We bav'
heard several men of. experience expires
the opinion that il the season continue
Favorable there will be more corn made il
Clarendon .llis year than has been mad
for several years past.
CHEST srERFIELD.-The Cberaw -dQuertise
J. says: "Eight days more Of scorcI,in
drought, has done lis work upon veget.
ton, leaving gardens scliorcl,ed and aimo,
ruined, and the corn. twisted and turnio
yellow II such weather continues n,a,,
days longer, early, corn viii be almo,
D ruined. Oats are seriously injured, bt
: tue cotton looks finely"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

.
!, RE1ovAileri iPoLrrlcAL DiAbiLIr1es,--
Among THOSE ffom: this Stats whose Polit.
icl disabilities .were removed ON The p..-
sage. hy Copgfsss, Of the Conference 1911,
by 4 twaAhilds vote, last Monday, were j .
nAshatore; A. 8. WalIsee; e.; g. Boy oysa,
FL. Mos4s. Jr. Iho.. J. Mackey. * '
Tlqfsnilt Of General sdi,at oen.i.t. o.
EEbia.ssH4 4Sssh4 Nss. Graet; Frederick. 4
youth Of eighteen, ,now a caIet at West
kPaiat4 Ulysses Js, about fifteen year,
sliie, ,aps,,lg dsugi,tsr, sqd Jessie,
the BABY, Who b hasSsd sfs.t tie Gsporaii'
lssesfs S ssSesfssxse4-.a.ssssss sss -...:rese :: ID ~.
At the sale bf town 1o:s, At the location
/ for tbe aev court house Tor P,okens suoua
~ SoBs ssnlT sisS j0ts wers .std Mt on
ssStNge SfS$8QrsEfSt. A numberof lot
ass ~ sasoid, 4ad san bsarea,ed for 'pn
yateti. =, -
MnEstY 1As esassl insStSrsda San 4,
"a: ipsis ina ,ssuis ai.ttist sseomuspdsr, i
TofdtftttS S6seaip Ksia dtesfsfsfaSt vtd
eisjl Law upon ny, piiyisxt wssi.yss. :" -. ::
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17
VERMONT wATCTHMAN AND STATE JOURNAL
MENTAL DEP RFssIoN

Mental depression is disease Of the nervous system,
aud Of all the s flesh is heir TO- ia tho one that
elites the astsympathy sa subject OF frequent osis
and b called by various derisiyc terms hut although
is ooen laughed at snot easy to laugh the patcn,
out Of the bclcf that his M are an rcai Tor it lisa real
doi the general feature. OF which constant fear
anxiety and gloom The external senses we'll as the
mental faculties ofon manifest symptoms OF dcrauTc-
mcnt Noise, of falling water aud ringing Ga the ear.
are complained Of while black ,pecls and fiery sparks
frequently NE before the vision Admonltoni iko these
should not he disrenrlei, The, may, o. neglected,
terminate 10 insanity The scat OF thc disease in the
brain and nervous system, and to control ho malad, 10
Is nccoaar, to use powerful alternative which
will correct and tome those organs without uhaming The
brain. This the sccrct of the .uccc. of OsTErrERS
STOMACH BlTrERs ia casc. Of thi. hind, for which ii
h. the safest as we'll o.. the best of rcstoratvcs.
iu mot IL o. the only pure aud reliable touie stimunnt
known. Many no.trums, purportng to be tonnes, are
pulled up from time to time In the newspapers but the
sufferer had better let them alone. HOsrErrERs
STOMACH BfTTERs ha. proven it-clc D., many years
Of trial TO be in ever, rc.pectwha, g. represented to
be- 1891
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

"A Cure for Polygamy in Utah-the in
PRODUCTION of Paris fashions. Not "Saint I"
in Mormondom would long stick to his harem
if he had to pay the dressmaker's and millin-
er's bill for dozen or twenty wives.
1t is good deal easier to forgive man
who is good deal bigger than you are, than
one about your size, whom you think you can
lick.
"A little boy returning home from Sab
bath School, said to his mother, " amt there
kitty-chism for little boys2 this cat-e-chism
is too hard T.
Somebody says, " A wife should be like
roasted lamb-tender, and nicely dressed"
Our devil wickedly adds, And without any
sauce"
A prominent journalist in New York
who is perfectly bald, has offered a reward of
1000 for tale that will make his hair
stand on end
The annual examination of the Water
bury Reform School takes place Tomorrow,
Wednesday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17
NEW YORK MARKET.

Reported elprtssiy for he HafehmaH and Journal BY
H. p. BALL8RDS co,
NEW YoRE, June l6 S6s.
Butter p to &c. common and grease 10 to 7c Cheese,
factory a. 10 &C. ordinary 10 90 lie Maple sugar - 10
5c Flour Extra State ss.l5 10 500, Superfne State
$3.50 to $500 Extra southern 500 to $500. Ohio and
Western sl0t5 20 $500, Canada Sl3.j0 to slip0 Buck
wheat si75 to 5000. Hops, Vermont 10 to SOC. Wool,
Vermont washed % TO 47c, unwashod . to 30 sheep
Pelts 500 10 81 80 Eggs 25l to 2so Potatoes MERGERS
3 50 10 $500 peachbows si75 10 $500 Gold, Sl3qt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17
ANrIorrrY or nnANnnrrms pnIs-

NNIIYVITl Ut HNNNUIITI us TITIl7'
Age is not claimed a merit, only a sign of nrn-
sic worth.
The really useful article lives with strou- vitali-
y the poor langulshes for time and then goes out
easily.
BRANDnErn's Puts even prescribed by great ply
clans when the bowels call loudly for help, because
theS mover fail to open and give relief
Hundreds of thousands would consider Il calamity Il
these safe family Pills could not be obtained thas been
officially settled that more Of BGANnRErn's puLs arc
sold than all other pills put together Merit sells them
BRANDRErTs Puts possess qualities which restore
every organ and fiber of the body to health purely
vegetable and safo for every period Of life.
Principal onieo, Brandreth House, New York
sOLp "a ALL DRUGGISTS.
Is2l-daw b. BRANDRETn.