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4 YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL.

AZ
Is soothing expectorant, prepared to meet
the urgent need of safe and reliable cure for
diseases of the throat and lungs. A rial for
many years has established the fact that 1t is
more eficacious in pulmonary affections, than
any other remedy. Its efficacy has now been SO
generally known, that it is justly regarded in
many countries as q medicine of indispensable
necessity. In Great Britain, France and Ger
many, where medical science cas- reached Its
highest perfection, it is prescribed in Domestic
practice, and constantly used in the armies, in
hospitals, and other public institutions, where il
is regarded by the attending physicians as the
most speedy and agreeable remedy that can be
employed. Scarcely any neighborhood can be
found where we'll known cases of diseased lungs,
which had buff1ed the efforts of the most skill
tu and experienced doctors, have been peIma-
nently cured by it. These results are the most
convincing proofs of the superior curative prop
critics of this preparation; and to them the au-
thors point with peculiar satisfaction. While il
is most powerful against confirmed diseases, IL is
extremely gentle as medicine in infancy and
youth, being quite harmless to even the youngest
when administered judiciously
This health resrOrer accompanies more
by prevention than cure. If taken in season, II
heals all irritations of the throat and lungs,
whether arising from Colds or Coughs, or from
other oauses, and thus prevents that long train OF
painful and incurabe diseases, which would
arise from the neglect of them. Hence no fam-
Iy should be without it. Influenza, Hoarseness,
Coup, Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, Incipient Con-
sumption. and other affections of the breathing
organs. give way before this pre-eminent combi-
nation of medical virtues. 6 81.
Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER & Co., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by all Druggists and dealers in
| medicine everywhere.
JOSLYN & SONS, Agents, Barton-47wS
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TO CONSUMPTIYES,
T OUISA MUHLBACH'S HISTOR.
ICAL NOVELS.
d. APPLETON 81 CO.,
443 and AS Broadway, New York.

HAVE JUST PUBLISHED,
The Empress JOsephine.-An Historical
Sketch of the days of Napoleon. l vol, Svo.
Paper covers, 81 80; Cloth 90.
Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia.-l
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The Daughter of an Empress.-l vol,
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Marie Antoinette and her Son. vol,
Svo. Paper covers, 81 so; Cloth, $500.
Joseph IL. and His Court.-Translated
from the German by Adelaide de V. Chaudron.
vol, 9yo. Cloth, $500.
Frederick the Great and His Court
Translated from the German by Mrs. Chapman
Coleman and her Daughters. / vol, limo. 434
pages. Cloth, $500.
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Frederick the Great and His Family
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Louisa of Prussia and Her Times vo
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Henry VIII. and Catharine Parr.-Ar
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Cloth, $500.
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TOR 80 months could not work one-half of the
time. 1 could not put my heel to the floor, nor
raise my hand to my head. have spent more
than $3.50 TOR the infailible remedies advertised
without the least benefit. Less than two bottles
of WHITES EL1XlE entirely cured me-"
Three teaspoonful doses will cure all ordinary
cases of Rheumatism or Neuralgia All apothe-
carries sell it.
WHITE, Druggist, 3S Leverett St., Boston.
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DIED.

Glover, Jan. 2S, Mrs. Dorcas Dwinell, aged
73 years, widow of Ira Dwinell.
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ID E A l. l. D L E RIA
De la Isla de Cuba.

In the Drawing for 1868 there will be 26 900
TICKETS.
S5so'OOO IN GOLD drawn every Seven Days
frlzes cashed and information given; also the
highest rates paid for Spanish Dubloons and al
kinds OF Gold aud Silver, by GEORGE UP.
HAM, So North Main ST., Providence, r. /.
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Use BRYENT's RHEUM

Sc bRYENT 8 hHEUM
u ATIsM, 6 tour T, and
N E L r ALICIA cure.
discovered after twen-
Ity years terrible suffer-
ing, during which time
all other remedies were
tried without avail,
Thousands have been
cured by it. The most
severe pains relieved in
"a hours, by a box OF
Pills. Price rs cents
Ono G0Daek a a will Grad
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4 Ii PRIVATE DISEASES OF BOTH SEX
"A ES treated successfully, and the Dangers
incident to Pregnancy arising from Malforma-
obviated by our Remedies and Prerentipes, which
consist of new, simple, convenient and efficient
form of Remedial Agents, the scientific results
of careful Physiological, Chemical, and Mcros-
copical Investigation, and which. locally applied
by the patient, readily and with secyesy, entirely
dispenses with injections. Instruments, and
Medicines per Mouth. Enclose stamp for Pri-
vate Circular. 6s -z...-s .s;.s-eF ssz
DOCTOR WALTER, so7 Broadway, N. Y.
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N7E THE UNDERSIGNED. hereby certify
w that we have purchased the right for, and
are now using in our family, NJ ERRILL'S LON
DON WASHING COMPOUND, and MeyyiEs
Laundry Soap, and we cheerfully certify that Il
is all that il is recommended to be, and we would
not be deprived of the privilege of using IL Tor
any consideration.
BARTON, DEC. IL, 1857.
John P. Sartle,
Mrs. William Collision,
Mrs. II. N. Haskell, $3.50
Mrs. L. II. Nye,
Mrs. A. E. Wheeler,
Mrs. 81. P. Bickford,
Mrs. G. w. Devereux,
Mrs. Alkaline Trip,
Mrs. William Wiley,
Mrs. Abby Trip,
Mrs. E. A. Pierce. e
rs L. T. PIERCE,
Agent for Bloomington and Charleston.
Barton, January 10, lS6S-2w4
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New York Produce and Provision
Prices Current.
"FROM ACTUAL SALES"

Reported expressly for the Standard, by H. P.
BALLARD x CO Strictly Produce Commission
Merchants, No. 49, Washington street, N. Y.
We quote, for week ending Feb. 4, 1868:
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~ U ARD Ms LICENSE.
" STATE OF VERMONT, Orleans District SIS.
At Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said
District on the 3lst day of January, A. D. 1868.
Lorenzo G Chilson, guardian unto Waters S.
Chilson, minor child of said Lorenzo, makes
application to said Court for license to sell said
minors interest in certain real estate in Wood
stock, in the State aforesaid, described as fol-
lows: The brick house and frame house
adjoining and lands contained Herewith, known
as the Daniel Lockwood Estate, near the Episco-
pal Church in Woodstock Village. Represent
ing that such sale for the purpose of putting the
proceeds at interest, investing the same in stocks
or ethereal estate, would be beneficial to said
minor.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred to the 26th day of
February. A. D. 1861 at the Probate Office in
SAID lrasburgh, for hearing and decision thereon:
And it is further ordered that all persons inter-
ested be notified hereof by publication of the
notice of this application and order thereon.
three weeks successfully in the Orleans indie
pendent Standard, a newspaper published at
Barton in said district, before said time of hear
ing, that they may appear at said time and place,
and show cause, if any they may have, why said
license should not be granted.
By the Court, Attest,
eu,o Tu1o
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MOTHER BAILEY'S QUlETING
III Syrup, for Children Teething.-
Largs Boe,1ss only Is cents. Sold By Dne1t1
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icate the disease from the system For sale whole
sale and retail by George c. Goodwin & Co., 38
Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
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HORACE PIERCE. Auctioneer.
Barton, Feb g. 1863
Fl on S E FOR rsgA LIZ.

The subscriber having sold his Carriage Shop
now offers for sale his House and Land situated
on High Street, in Barton Village. House new
and nicely furnished, large Rain-water Cistern,
and running water at house and barn. Land in
very high state of cultivation and well stocked
with choice fruit trees, Currants, Gooseberries,
Raspberries, Strawberrie &c. Terms Easy.
1aW3T% III. S. BICKFORD.
Barton, Feb f. 1858
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DAY UP.-I intend to settle my
business and leave town in the Spring, and
therefore wish all those who owe me either by
note or account, to pay the same Immediately
Or | shall place them in the hands of an attor-
ney for collection.
CHESTER BROWN.
CraftSbury Feb f. IS6S-6w3 ea5.
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I@Is4 voI .ylsss'.al3
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HARNESS SHOP IN COVENTRY

The undersigned in connection with their
Boot and Shoe Business, are prepared to make
Harnesses in the incest and most durable style,
We use in manufacturing these none but the
We invite the attention of Farmers and all 9TH
ers in want OF Good Harnesses. Please call and
see us and our work
HARNESSES REPAIRED
in nice style and with dispatch All work done
as reasonable as at any other shop in the county.
We wiU not be [ ndersoLd.
We will not be EXCELLED in quality of work.
CHILDS BROOKS g. SON.
Coventry Feb a lS6S-6tf
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Either of the Novels sent free by mail to any adj
dress on receipt Of price. 5w4
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MARKETS.

LONDON, June A-Afternoon.- 73427Sf
LIVERPOOL, June 24-NoOn -Cotton-sales
1000 bales. Other markets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June "a -AfternOon.-COtton easier.
Sales 5000 bales. Lard dull; other markets un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL. June -Evening.-Cotton market
irregular and rather more active sales TO-DAY
5000 bales; prices fraction lower upands III "a
ii 3D., Orleans ll26gll3d. Breadstuffs quiet Pro-
visions quiet. Turpentine 2Ss. Sugar ahoat 26s.
LONDON, June 24-Evening. - Consols 9Il
bonds 733.
FRANKFORT, June 24.-Bonds 77a677y.
NEW YORK, June 24-CottOn market not ma
terially changed: sales $50 bales; middliUgs SOC.
Flour irregular; State superine Sc S5@7 30;
Southern brands declining; common TO fair extra
50 05@l0 so. Wheat a shade lower. Corn
heavy; mixed Western 81 O50l O6. Mess pork
new $2S 50; old s2S. Lard firm; kettle I70lSlc.
sugar frmer; MuscoVado lll@l2lc. Other gro
ceres unchanged. Turpentine 454646c. ROsiu
S3@7 so. Freights unchanged. Gold l40i.
Sterling dull. Southern bonds strong and active.
Governments steady.
NEW YORK. June 24-Evening. Money un.
changed; call loans 3@4, prime paper 50s
General stocks closed dull and lower; 5 2O's of
1862 with coupons, ll38; of 1864, lllb OF 1865,
lll4; 90. of January and July, ia; of 1861,
ll4b; 10 40-s, l074; 1905, ll0!.
LOUISVILLE, June 24-Sales l45 hhds. tobacco !:
lugs 81 75@9 IS. Trimble county cuttings leaf
800. Wheat-old crop 81 9OQs2. Corn 9OA93c
Mess pork $2s. Lard l7ac. Bscon-shoulders IsIc.,
clear sides l7s0l73c., clear rib sides l64Gl6Ic.,
oil packed. Bulk meats-Shoulders 1896, clear
sides l6@l6lc.
CKCINNAII, June 24.-Flour dull; family 50 so
@s9 IS. Wheat quiet at 81 O5@s2 Is. Corn 81
G9lc. Oats TIC. Butter 25g30c. Eggs l8c.
Provisions dull and nominally unchanged.
CHARLEsTON, June 24.-COtton market quiet.
Sales 81 bales Middlings 29c. Receipts Is bales.
Exports S66 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 24-Cotton market quiet
Middlings nominally 29c. No receipts. Receipts
204 bales.
MOBILE, June 4.-COtton-nothing done; re-
ceipts IL bales; exports 1852.
ST. LOUIS, June A.-Tobacco active and firm
Flour, superfne S. 75. Wheat S26o2 Is. Corn
S7@SSc. Oats 7l074c. Pork $2S 2562S so.
Bulk meats-shoulders llic., clear sides Ice.
Bacon-shoulders l3c., clear rib sides l61c.,
clear sides lie. Lard lS@l9c.
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TREATY WITH ITALY RATIFIED
II O III N -
DAK Y

WASHINGTON. June 24.-secretary schofeld re-.
ports he smOpnt TO carry out the reconstruction
laws to June 30th. $685. 900.
The ArksDsas members were sworn ia to-day
The Democratic protest was entered on the Jour
nal without debate.
Sen0te-The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association
ask an appropriation of $4,000.
bill was introduced, by Howard, dIscontinu.
ing the freedmen's bureau in the represented
ststes, after January frst-referred to the mil
tary committee.
The bill making eight hours a days. work in
government shops, passed By 20 to III.
The civil appropriation bill was resumed.
HouSe-Names Of the Arkansas representatives:
Hands, Boles and Roots.
The protest of the Democrats against the ad.
mission of the Arkansas delegation covers col
umn. It's logic is too close for synopsis.
The tax bill was resumed. Amendments forbid
the removal Of whisky from distleries under any
circumstances until the tax is paid, and provides
for superintendent of revenues for each federal
judicial district, to be nominated by the commis.
sioner and appointed by the secretary of the
treasury, and removes all special agents of the
treasury department within ten DAYS after the
passage of the bill. The progress Of the bill is
tardy. The New England members struggle
bravely but Intellectually for concessions to the
African rum trade. Recess.
The Senate bill legalizing future gold contracts
meets with opposition in the ways and means
committee.
suustt has gone to Baltimore.
The finance committee report favoraby on
Mulford's nomination for the Richmond, Va, col
lectorship.
The president has nominated Perry Fuller, OF
Arkansas, as commissioner of internal revenue.
Coin payments due July first amount to $S5 ,0O0,.
600, including 100000 principal on the debt of
ls4S.
There win be no monthly statement for June,
closing the fiscal year.
The zen days limitation on the omnibus admis.
sion bill will expire to morrow.
Secretary McCulloch has employed Robert 8.
Hail OF New York, to contest the cotton cases
before the court of claims.
The consular convention and extradition treaty
with Italy has been ratified by the Senate.
Dispatches represent St. Johns day yery gem
orally celebrated Dorthward.
The dredge boat for the mouth of the Mssis.
sippi is at Fortress Monroe, repairing her ma
chinery.
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Poynot, Boguille. Pessou, Shields and Msrkey
voting in the affirmative.
The chair now said that he had received a per.
sonsl communication from the mayor. ia which it
was stated, that in an interview held between Gen.
Buchanan and his honor, the general had said that
unless the board organized Immediately he would
take peremptory action in the matter.
Mr.. POynot stated that the appointment of the
committee would meet the emeI gency. The fol.
lowing gentlemen were then appointed as the
committee TO wait upon the general Messrs.
Pessou. O'Brien, Brady, Zacharie and Kaiser.
The board then adjourned until this evening at
O'Clock.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMssIoNERs.-This board
met last evening. Mr.. Shelley in the chair, aud
Messrs CourcelIe, lizard, Macarty and Earhart
were present.
An application from ex-ofiicer B. II. Smith for
a new trial was read and granted, the trial being
ordered for next meeting.
Other cases were continued to the next meet
ing, alter which the board adjourned.
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FROM EUROPE.

Train Arrested Again - italian Neutrality
Between France and Prussia - Farragut
At sOuthamPtOn-A Day OF Thanksgiving
In Great Britain-The DImeulIy with the
Church in Austria.
LONDON, June 24.-Train has again been com.
mitted for debt.
II is reported that Italy has announced in a
diplomatic note her determination to observe
strict neutrality between France and Prussia in
the event of war between those powers.
LONDON, June 24.-Farragut has arrived at
Southampton.
Sunday next has been appointed a dsv of
thanksgiving and prayer for the Abyssinian
success.
Baron Won Beust declares that the bishops
threats will not prevent the enforcement of the
law concerning confessional.
The pope's sllocuton says: The concordat
with Austria should have been perpetual in its
effects, and he warns all of the faithful of the
pains attached to its violation. he granted am.
nesty, with few exceptions, to all persons who
invaded pspal territory last year.
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AN ANNOYING CUsTOM.-A contemporary says
the Mobile Tribune, who has doubtless been
greatly bored, as we have been ourselves by the
same thing, alludes in severe terms to the custom
persons have OF stopping friends in the street. to
whom they have nothing whatever 10 cOmmuni-
cate, but whom they embaTrass, for no other pur-
pose than simply TO show their friendship, and
instances the following: Brown meets his friend
Jones, whom he had met in nearly the same
locality an hour or two, perhaps few minutes,
before. During that interval it is highly proba-
bic that no event Of any importance to Jones' nor
indeed TO Brown, which by friendly construc-
hon Brown could imagine Jones to be interested
IN, has occurred, or is likely TO occur. Yet
both gentlemen stop and shake hands heartily
Well, how goes itP remarks Jones, with a
vague hope that something has happened. " SO,
So" replies the eloquent Brown, feeling irtui.
lively the deep vacuity Of bis friend answering to
his own. pause ensues, during which each
regards the other with an imbecile smile and fer
vent pressure of the hand. Jones draws long
breath, and looks down the street. Brown sQhs
heavily, and gazes up the street. Another panse-
during which each gentleman disengsge their
respective hands, and glance anxiOusly around
for some conventional avenue of escape. Finally
Jones with a sudden assumption of having for.
gotten an important epgagement) calculates:
% Well, ] must be OLA remark instantly
echoed by the voluble Brown-and these gentle
men separate only TO repeat their miserable
formula the next day.
In the above example we have compassion.
stely shortened the usual leaVetaking, which. in
skillful hands, may be protracted to such length
that the bare relation would make Us shudder.
We must say in behalf Of a few Of our kind
hearted citizens, who are participants ia these
stroeious transactions, that they linger with the
hope of saying something natural 10 their friend.
(feeing that they are cropping in the may labv.
Tinihs of their minds for like expression until
they feel that they ought to be separated by a
policeman. 1t is astonishing how far the most
wretched JOKE VIII go On these occasions, and, as
IL we're, detach the eoherng PARTICLES Doubt
less every one OF our readers has laughed (albeit
hysiericailyl at some witticism, under cover Of
which they have escaped, that five minutes after
wards they could not perceive possessed grain
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NM PREPARATION


Are prepared in from the vegetable subssnanoes
named and the most active that be made Deesc
exceedingly troublesome and is necessary pre-
pare them every day aud the st objection
able they weaker than the decOcons fluids satu
rated With sugars susceptible holding in solution much
less exacve matter than water alone and the syrups
otherwise Objectionable for the patient is frequently
Ated and the stomach surted BY the large proportion
sugar taken with each dose which Of whatever
cept TO keep the decoctiOn from spoilng
Here the advantages and superiority OF the Fluid Extracts
are strikfngly manifest.
The Of their superiority will be comparison
with the properties forth in United States Dspen
satory.
MY LABORATORY FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
FLUID EXTRACTS been visited by Thousands Of ply
druggists from all parts Of the United States
Che mode Of preparation received unanimous eommead
sion.
Hsmbods Highly Concentrated Fluid Extracts are pleas
ant in taste and Odor and immediate in their action.
II. t. HELMBOLD,
Ouggist Of eighteen years experience and manufacturer
OF Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Principal Depots-HelmbOlds Drug and Chemical wsre.
house, No b9A Broadway, New York next Metropolitan
HOtsli and helnoolds Medical Depot No. I4 South Tenth
street, PHILADELPHIA.
soid DS DruEEists Everywhere,
Price 81 3 per bottle, or ak for SC 80
None are genuine uhess done up IN seeugSved wrapper
with fac smile Of my chemical warehouse, aud signed
H. 7. HELMBoLD.
The proprietor compelled adopt this vrapp.- bs
Of the growing popularity his articles and 70 prevsu
spurious and dangerous eOuRserfeitlng.
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FROM THE WEST INDIES.
Desperate Condition Of sa,na,e.

Desperate Condition OF salnaVe.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 24.-The Shawmut, six
days from Cape HaytieD, confirms the desperate
condition Of Sslnave, whose secretary of state,
Delorme, escaped with $3.50, 600 in gold, and whose
followers were deserting.
II was feared that Salnsve would come to Cape
Hsyten and defend himself there. The crew OF
the Shawmut are well.
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FROM HAYTI.
nnlnnre stinHoIh.ant

New YORK, June 24.-The Herald's special
says: Salnave still holds out in his besieged cap
ital and refuses all parleys with the insurgents
outside. He threstens TO lombard the town be.
fore it shall be taken, and has commenced insult.
ing all foreigners but the Americans. Faubert
bad been attacking the fort outside of the city for
four days.
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FROM SELMA.
A Newspaper Suppressed.

SELMA, June 24.-Yesterday the Tuscaloosa
Monitor was suppressed under an order of Gen,
Shepherd, for an alleged violation of general
order No. 81. Randolph. its editor, has avoided
and lay the facts before the president and General
Grant.
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, June A.-Passed up: Fletcher at
P. N. yesterday. Louisiana at A. NJ. Down:
Quitman at P. N. yesterday. and Westmoreland
at l this evening. River falling rapidly.
ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Upper Mississippi and
Missouri rising.
LOUISVILLE, June 24.-Riyer falling; feet
inches in the canal. Weather clear and warm.
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breeze. Arrived Steamship W. G. Hewes, Tripp
Galveston, TO C. A. Whitney & Co.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June ASP M.-Barometer
1880. Wind east, blowing fresh. Arrived Brig
Mary E. Hind, Hastings master, from Sagua lie.
Grand, with sugar and m0lasses to A. Ooutourie
& Co. Sailed: Steamship Harlan.
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Beware OF tooth poisons vended under the
name Of dentifrices." Adopt and adhere to
the only preparation that really preserves the
teeth and hsrdens the gums-fragrant sozodont.
Its effects or decayng teeth are maryelous.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RICHMOND, June 24.-St. Johns day was eele
brated by Masonic excursion to Ashland. Gen.
Stonemanis among the excursionists.
SAVANNAH, June 24.-It has been raining hard
all day.