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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-06

HUPPERTowN DEMOCRATIC RALLY
The regular meeting Of the Huppertown
Club will be held this, Thursday, 9Th
inst, ST p. M. sharp, at D. Corrells ball,
on Poplar street. Business OF impor-
lance will be transacted, and good speak
ers will be in attendance. Every mem
Der Of the Club, also every aOhite and
black citizen Of the Ninth ward and Fifth
civil district are earnestly solicited to at
tend. By order of the President.
&C. HEN. Secretary.
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FOX ST. FRANCIS RIVER
RemovaI.

- A -
BE undersigned having taken possession OF
star Wha-fbOat, at the Foot OF JefFersov
street,
VIII continue the Steamboat Agency BtisIu, -
and transact all matters latrustad IN bIr, ~
ms steainDo friends with prom Ptness and dis
patch. LARRY HARASTAB,
star W harfboat, foot OF Jefferson street
ana u Mo-,rI,fg
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FOB TEN DAYS ONLY.-W. Y. Cirode
assignee of Z. 1. Huette q Co., bank
rupts, will sell the balance Of the stock
at Ne. 1876 Main street, at twenty uer
cent. below New York and manufactur.
ers' cost, in lots to suit purchasers.
Fancy goods, drugs, paints, oils, pei
fumery, etc. jy23 cod lot
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CAPTURED.-Policeman Brandy, Of the
second district, st the head of a squad
captured, on Tuesday, large lot OF stolen
property in Fort Pickering. They heard
Of more piunder down at Presidents
Island, and "went for it'' yesterday.
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s@lsc fair, 14la15c; island, Iaa

isHs, 1s@lsc; fair, 14915c; Island, Is@
IAK-ln kegs per dozen, S. 75G6.
TOBACCO-Good stock and nriess
hrm with only 3 small trade doing.
WHEAF-Aetive lOosl demand No.
$2ges2 10; No. 2, 81 S5@1 95; inferior,
81 8591 IS.
WH!Sk MARKET irregular. High
wines. 50960e ia bond.
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WRMPHIS 6 ARKANSAS RIVER
- United States Nail -
Packet COmPa'y.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

@u2INt7 THE PRESENT LOW STAGE OF
l } water In the Arkansas river, all the boats
on the Memphis end OF the route are Win
drawn, and the elegant Side-Wheel steamer
NATOM A ........... ............Jame Lee, Master
win take the place of the through boats, leav-
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AND
Ta1ERATpss ssS P PT f FRiDaIs with Ehs
light draught and comfortable passenger
steamer
A WFRI CAN...........-...w. T. Berry, Master
For Pine Bluff.
Eraioht and passengers will be transferred
vvitho1t detention or extra expense, the Ma
TIM a y giving Through Tickets 70 passengers
10 Pine Bluff and AL in ermeo1ate points only,
ont will sign Through Bills Lading for freight
10 ali points on Arkansas river as nigh up As
The new and very lIght.draught steamers
VAN BTTREN .......J W. Williams, Master
FORT 9MITH ............-.-.JaInes Bowlin, Master
WIN Ply between Pine Blur and spadra, con-
Meeting at the latter place with q deet Of nrst-
Ass FlatbOats. in charge OF Capt. den BAD
win, by which ffeight5 shipped on this line are
forwarded without detention and asllveIea d =.
destination in good order, the hats being Well
provided with tarpaulins 70 protect LIS soous
from the weather. ,,.,, -.
tinue TO marx their goods via Arkansas
river - and ship to Memphis and Arkansas
River U. s. Mall Packet company, - Asm-
All freights signed for through as tnis line
will as heretofore, continue to receive the al
tention OF James 7. Bourne q Co., No. Il Jei-
ferson street. -.
VINSON & DONAHUk,
Agents for Natoma.
DAVE HUKELL, Passenger Agent.
I'm resumution OF navigation, the GLEANkh,
Cyl EsSrF CALDWELL and OZARK VIII re-
snms their places in the Memphis and Fort
smith line by which the merchants and plant
- ~, tba entire ArkanEas liver viii have d.
Tsot com municatIon with Memphis, and frem
there by rail and steamboat 10 all poiDts IN tha
limited stats.
~ WS JOHN D, ADAMS, superintendent,
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SALoON-KEEPERs' MEErING.-The sa-
loon keepers are requested to attend a
call meeting this Thursday evening at
the Exchange Building to hear the re-
port Of the Committee. By order of the
President.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-n you would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, 2l4 Front street, and
examine their stock. They have all
grades Of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and ere selling below Cincinnati
prices, iy29 Ina
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Regular HsnPhAss white and Little Red
River Thursday Packet.
- DIES ARC sEN

JOHN ID. ELLIOTT, Master; Can. 7. HaNxs
and MAT GLASS, Clerks.
TIE steamer DES ARC having been mt In
thorough repair, will enter the MEMPH ~
AND " HITE RIVER TRADE permanently on
Thu hSDAY, the ID day Of September isss
leaying Memp his every Thursday for an DointS
on W cite ami Little Ked rivers con necfing al
Devalls Biun with trains for Little krelC
leaves DeydI blnn for Memphis every Mon
NOTlCE--TotheM Merchants of Memphis-Ths
steamer DIES ARC viii resume her trips in the
White River TRADE on Thursday The "a day OF
September ls6S, and as am saIlsGsd that II X
the wish OF OOth the plantsr and merchant that
the Local packets receive sad transport mer-
chandlse ON which there n G. o. ID. charges
and in YisH OF he fact that the refusal 10 trap,
port such freight mas operated very m,ar
against the tEade or Memphis, the stS.ar
Dies ARC IA home packet, owned anf4siE-s
trOlled in Memphis) Will on resuminc shipper
receive all C. o. u. freight, chaFaeceiYed BY
with the freight when same Is One-haIf per
c0nsignee. and charging shs.
cent. On all c. o. ID c0llEa. LOTT, Master
JOHN Pnef Steamer Des Are.
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FINE MUsIC.-Thst discoursed by
WsrdIow's colored Conservative brass
band at the Convention yesterday, and
at the club meetings last night.
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AT BAReAINs.-Large stock Of Boots
and Shoes must be sold out. Ladies'
slippers, rs cents. ]. H. LOewenstine q
Bros.. No. 23I Main street. iy3O 2t
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AT BARGAINs.-Large stock of Boots
and Shoes must be sold cut. Ladies'
Slippers, IS cents. ]. H. Loewenstine &
Bros, No. 23l Main street. jy30 2t
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WANTED daily at the Southern Hotel,
eorner Beal aud Main streets, fresh
country eggs, chickens, butter, vegeta'
bles and fruit. su4
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ArlEansaS RepOrtS for Sale.

WSOR SALE two complete sets OF ths Reports
4 Of the Supreme Court Of Arkansas. Irom
vol. TO vol. "A inclusive. One SCI Almost sn-
iTsly new, Apply 70 UYsl Ia d. FLAA'
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LARGE stock of mems Cloth Shoes, 81.
Mems all Wool Cashmere Suits, $40.
]. II. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Build
ing. jy302t
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WooD.-We are selling the best of
Oak Wood at Summer prices.
BIGLEY, MELLERSH d CO.,
Corner Main and South Court, and Main and
Pontotoc streets.
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LESS THAN COsT.-Large stock of Is
dies Dress Goods. Must be closed out
Nice Lawns, Is cents. J. II. Loewen-
slime & Bros, No. 231 Main st. jy30 2t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

IA Z are authorize 20 announce r. N. YER
w GEE. Esq, Is q Candidate for Congress
from The sJh Congressional District a. the en-
suing election lsUbieet 70 the decision Of the
democratic convention At Brownsville on ths
Sth prox3. jy29
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THE WEATHER was clear and beauti-
full yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-06

EARLY Marriages--DT. franklin aoVoesteo
EARLY Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and ConJugal Felicity, by oensV-
oIent Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p. Philadelphia, Pa
mail I'm
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LESS THAN Cosr.-Large stock of La
dies Dress Goods. Must be closed out,
Nice Lawns, Is cents. ]. II. Loewen-
slime d Bros, No. 23l Main st. iv30 2t
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sr. AGNES ACADEMY
FsSR YOUNG LADIES.

,,,,, : Institution, co. duc.ed by the Sisters or
q, q q, = mic is denghtl2Iy sllqaseIt - " =
l.,tt- and retired part OF she - " -aS 49,,
ta r. u The buildings are a. P1S go -
Y illi handing in the center @ 80 -. IA
lLo S hifiv improved grounds shaoco y ttF
49,. ssai L. td cut with rare plants ana hnIs'D
bsIg, ,,,,-,. OF studies comprises al the
rrsI'.beS Tss nj and Ornamental, That are
osI1ly slis11ic Year consists Of two Sessions
- - = ct. the nHst com nleDelng on
81 ~ TIj7lT G5ON. DAY OF SEPTEMBEk, ine
t ~ % he kIRs TAOkDAG ofFEBkUA K1'
,r.-,,,s nor session -PsysbIe HaIfyeRrly'
IayarfabI.v IA Advance.
For BOARD and Tut ION. etc, SO. -, ~ or
500 according 10 the ses o. lass - tiie ~ ~
Eor nav Scholar, Tut. on, 80, ~. % VI 80
acc riding 10 age OF class 4 - Italian
EDTgA t'H ARgFE.-Lat N, fNenci, 1ea4ltlns
.sch 40 co: Music Oh Pis 20, 20 " ois 4 "
S,Sitar A. DO. slusic on Earp, ~ ~ = - o
Hys-rufnents. s %: Painting i9 W toloLA'
- %. Pa usinG N Water Coiofs SO ~ I DLae
NJ stg 90: Embroidery and Llrh 1lehta4 y otH1
~ o9: Wax Work SIS OOi " sblllRs aiiS - 80
fng SIS 90: Bed and Beading StO ~ osa1ion-
80 FL o.: Dancing, a. Professors charge. a,
80 BoarC per month during N ec'ttloh, II
,,sDf ~ the Academy Washing, "a Sis1lD = syt't
- fnrludet-sl2. Medicines ana Fhyslclans
fag.N will form extra charges 49,,
So f,1rthe 1 ia formation. Apply 70 OF Iss9
- . Mother hyperion" ~. Agnes Acaoem!'
s.u4 d3tawlm
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LARGE stock of mems Cloth Shoes, 81.
Mems all Wool Cashmere Suits, SO. J..
H. LOewenstine d Bros, Clay Building.
iv30 2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. MOrGImOre al Buena Vista springs
RusseIIvtlls, Kentucky.

BErE-yA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLYfLIE, L.
ssn county, Ky.-My friends in the south VINO
5ssSira 10 consult or place themselves under my
,Satnaant can address or come and consult me-
nr,NouaIly from this date until Isl OF OCTOBER
pnaxt at this favorite Watering Place, ana tnese
insfiv celebrated Mineral Springs, as hefeto-
fore I will still devote my attention 10 trsst-
ment OF al the various forms OF CHkoNIc DIS us,
Eases especially to Diseases o. We lungs anu
Orgsos OF the Chest. as also all the Varlous
affifctfve forms Of FEMALE DIsEAssS. -,
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WANTED, 100 gentlemen day boarders
a. the Southern Hotel, auI u
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THE GEORGIA
,wE INSURANCE COMPANY
LOST--FOUND.

CO. REWARD-HOgSE STOLEN.-A thief
40 3, ole on tBe night Of The i2Jh OF July
nv Isrye Bay Horse, bIlBs in one eye, u OF ~
var "a. v3d wbe8 trcttinz twists his ~ 20
one side 4 re above rewsrt vi Dc p4la on
M delivery . me. OF 70 White, Kerr Nooles'
No. 3gi Main sTeed' ,,trN,-V u-pp
AUG 81 cod JOnL- 3D.
4 OST.-A Pro pissory Note drawn ny ~.
4 Com - ir ts I'D } June ;, lshe, y days sItef
,fats fsvor o. e. B Etatlls, pasi due ana un psio,
Tor g,S 4e An pers, Nrs are warned not 70 trade
ror NJ ssrae sijd ia GnGeF VIII please return
m ~ me fOsTC E'lNh f RESfAB RANT
an{gte No. ~ jefferson street.
L OST-A roll Of money Saturday noon. the
L Under viii he litJerally NeHaroed Dy leaving
Al tie Avalanche ONCE S1z
4 Q,yT CHILD.-Any infOrmat on u regard 70
ATTHELEcA FOSTER, a girl II yeGrs oios
SIIll be- vell rev. arded. she was stolen iToLa hef
mother eight years ago at SacrAa eAtos CalllOt-
Ma bv Hubert Hin Poster, A man bow sibont
~ years old marked with small I)g1, anu gray
6.ir He vas last heard from Ia BlOWnsN NE
HAYWOOD county. Tenn. wor King e DIS "a =
which u wagou-IDaking. HIS family eolisls1s
OF wife and four chiluren-hub eEt, Alice, - ia
and bsDy. The family Was lsst heard ifc1n "a
Ssbreyer,ert Texas, ia suffering eonultoD'
Anv Information sent 10 me at EYansViIe,
indiana, viii be gladly received by a sorroSlng
mother an, rurra pARpr~T-p
auZ Nv aI49- = t----N - 49, :.
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Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed atthe Lowest Prices at the AD-
neal lob Once.
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WANTS.

" ANTFD 70 RENT-A PIANe-%OULD
W purcllasa n terms suite. Apply at tats
Office. Als
-,vANTFD-A Partner with 5000 Ia an s.
w tabl shed DRUG store. Apply 10 u. RED
Real Estate Agent, S0S]a Second street. au4 81
NETANTED-AttbeC Commercial Hotel, good
" Diuiug room superintendent. Apply I'M
medIateiy. Lausi IL ALLeN.
TEyANTED To RENT-A Furnished House
w contsiniug from four TO SIX rooms ior me
Esimuler months, for which a liberal rent " II
y tlverTou 40 81 iy2l
yHANTED.-Any one addressing q coDmu-
w nics,Ipn 70 " 7. l." Appeal ONCE de-
scrib1ug locality, terms sud all particulars
concerning = small FARM on either OF the
railroads for sale may find reliable purchaser
iy4tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-06

CUBURBAN LANDS AND Residence FOR
- SALE OK EASY TEEHs My lands, miles
e.sst OF The city are Tor sale, on terms 20 sui
uurchassrs. for casa or on shy Jme-fron one
10 ten years, and il any quantity-iroEa acres
Ii 81 Hy residence, with from Il - = acres
LAM. will DO sold az great bsrgalnt Tor casn,
o. IN tie usual terms. Apply 70 myself, on The
premises or 70 KGysteT, 1rezevsnt & Co., my
q sea:s n the city. .-,,-,,-,-.,--
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THOE SALE--Hsving determined 10 change
cur business, we nfer for sale our small out
well selected STOCK OF SEOSE. Z! e. ana
800 m one OF The BEST BUSIN EoS HOCSEs
IN tne city. We vii sell also splendid subor-
bzH RESIDENCE, ~ miles nom the city, near
(iulE station, WIN ~ acres OF ground, WlLD
~ tbs necessary improvements. Apply =
NEBB, MITCHELL : CO, No. Il Union street
Lee BlOsk. Je4 -
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FOR SALE.

TaOR sALE-FTYE DEERlSG COTION
Gufre on Il. HfLsSUN & CO, o., "a and % mon
Street. between seeOnd and Third streets
Memphis, Tenn. " "
TyOR SALE Oh EAsE-Beautifal, shaded
r sud chuiCe EuLdiug Los, 4 onuug on IA
S-nrita residence streets. either cleared or Win
rus forest trees-yery low. ". A. WHEAT
Icy. Agent Mrs. Col. Preston, No Bethel
I5i,-ss - Jy22 I'm
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEArmkR AND RuEERs.

LOUISVILLE, August 5.-The weather
IS clear and warm. The river is station
airy, with feet IN the canal and 8 feet on
the falls.
ST. Louis, August 5.-The river is still
declining at this point.
MEMPHIS, August 6.-W Gather pleas
ant. The river rose about one inch yes
terday. No change in the rivers of Ar
kansas.
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APHLEO-T0Gfe Is less demand To-
day, but prices are firm at 81 5O92 per
barrel in bulk.
BRAN-Stsady at s2S@24 from store.
BUTTER-Demand for choice active
at 35c; common, 25(930c.
BACON-Msrket firm. Clear sides,
l74@1se; clear rib, 17t9174c; rib, 164C9
l7c; shoulders 134@l43c.
BAGGING-LIght demand. Ken
lucky hand, 171@lSo; machine, 24S26c /;
India, 25@26e.
CATTLE-Light stock. No. gross,
5(06}c inferior, 2etd4c.
CHEESE-Prices nOminally 14@l7c
for w. r.. factory and E D., :.
COFFEE-Advanci with gold. Rio,
25t627e Java, 43945c.
CORN-None on levee. Held at $40
soc in store.
CORNMEAL-Fre 81 40(94 so at
mills; Kindred, 81 1904 rs at depot and
in store in lots.
CHICKENS - Good demand, with
small stock. Young, 81 1905 SO; old,
81 5065.
FLOUR-ChOiee grades firm. Super
fine, S7(97 50; X, $500 so; Xxx, S1O9l1 ;
xxx, and fancy family, Sl2(914.
HAY-Stock very light. Held at
s22 ,oo,o, =.
HAMS-Piain country 1S@IS3c; plain
canvassed, lS@1S3ci sugar-cured can
vsssed 1992Ic.
HOGS-Few in market snd demand
light at 6@8c gross. :,
EGGS-Stock light. Fresh are sold
readily at l5c. -
HIDES Receipts light. Dry flint 70
02lc; dry salt, 179l8c; green salt, l09
lie; green, 5000.
LARD-Prices are firm. Kegs, ZOG)
2O1c; tiercee, 199l9lc.
EIME-Eureka, S2 %; Alabama, Cape
and st. Louis, 81.
LASSES-Light stock. sugar
house, 65c@$1 Porto Rico, 65SS5c Syr'
ups, 75c0S1 25.
MESS PORK-Light stock and trm 81
s30@31.
OATS-Deelining Choice on levee,
521(055c. From store. 60@65e.
OILS-CoaI oil, SSA42c; lard oil, 81 ~
al Use; linseed, 81 2091 40.
POTATOES-Good demand for sound
at 81 5O62 Is per barrel.
SALT-We quote at s. 25@3 SO FOL
5 bushel barrels; 7-bushel barrels, IS u
"a
SHEEP-firm at S29S so for Tennes
see; S4(94 80 for Kentucky.
sUGAR-fFm prime tochoiee Louis
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L OST-A rolI Of money Saturday noon. The
il nnder Willie llnertily -eh alAeo y 80. Is
81 IL Aralanche ONCE. so
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Liberal Conditions. Equitable Rates.
k'ross Pf-SetslementS.
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Steamer Laura, White river.
Marble City, st. Louis.
NatOma, Napoleon.
Louisville, New Orleans.
Bismarck, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Laura, st. Louis.
Louisville, st. Louis.
Bismarck, New Orleans.
Ia Port.
Marble City, NatOma.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

Senator MORRILL, of this State adddresse
the Grant and Colfax Club of Montpelier
Monday evening The hall was filled with a
highly appreciative and intelligent audience,
who listened with great interest and close
attention to the able and effective speech OF
Mr.. MORRILL, After the close of Mr.. Nor
RILL's address, timely and earnest speech
was made by Hon E. P. WALTON, of Mont
pelier.
NoRrHFIELD.-The Republicans of North
field held a large and enthusiastic meeting
Monday evening, under the auspices of the
Grant and Colfax Club of that town. The
large vestry of the Congregational Church
was crowded, many being obliged to stand.
Mr.. WooD Of Illinois, and C. w. WILLARD
of Montpelier, addressed the large audience
until ten clock, when the meeting adjourned
with three ringing cheers for Grant and Col
fax, and the success of Republican principles.
The Democrats held meeting on the
grounds in front of the depot, the same even
ing, which was addressed by A o. Brewster
of Boston The Montpelier Brass Band fur
nished music for the gathering.
At the examination for admission to the
Normal School at Randolph, held Aug. 25th,
candidates were admitted from seven coun-
ties So far, thirty candidates have been ex-
amined, Of whom twenty-three were admitted
and seven were rejected.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

A DDRESs TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIIL-
N tated. whose sutsrngs have been protracted from
hidden n, ana wn',s cases require prompt IRE a.
have suffered from involuntary what
weak, debilItaed easily tired Does little extra
-t''vn p'v,ruv- pairi'a'iu' Of ',.e hs.-t5 p
out of order Is your urine sometimes thick milky, or
focky, or is it sett ing? Or does thick scum
risA to the top Or is sediment the bottom after
has stood awhile: Doyou have spells of short breathing
or dyspepsia Are your bowels constipitei Do on
Is your memory impaired Is your mind constantly
dwelling upon this subject? Do you feel dull. lstiess.
mopns tired of company, of life? Do you wish be
left alone to get away from everybody? Does any little
thing make you start jump. Is your sleep broken
your cheek bright? Do you enjoy yourself
in society weli Do you pursue your business with
yourself? Are your spirits dull and Tagging given
fits of melancholy Ii so, do not lay it liver
knees weak, and have but little Appetite and
! attribute this to dyspepsia or lver-complaint:
Now, reader, seabuse diseases badly
and sexual excuses, are all capable of producing
hness of the generative The OF
Grafton, when in perfect health, make the Did you
think that these bold defiant energetic
successful business always those whose
tive organs in perfect health You hear such
men complain of melancholy, nervousness, of pal
ptation of the heart. They afraid they can
succeed BUSINESS they don't become sad and dis
courag they are always polite and pleasant IN The
face-uone your downca asst looks or any
| ness about Them do not mean those no keep the
organs inflated by running excess. These will
only their but also those they do bust
ness with, or for
How many men, from badly cured diseases, from the
effects of self abuse and excesses brought about
of weakness those organs that has reduced
the general system much induce almost every
other dseasediOcy iu"acy paralysis spinal Affections
suicide and almost other form of disease which
humanity heir and the real of the trouble
scarcely suspected and have doctored for all but
the right
Diseases of these require the of DIuretc
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 10 the
Diuretc, and is certain for diseases of the
Bladder Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness
Fe ale Complaints, General Debility and all diseases
of the Urinary Organs whether existing Male Fee
male from whatever cause originating and Of
how long standing
II no treatment is submitted to, Consumption In
sanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood supported
from these sources, and health happiness and
that of Postery, depends upon prompt use Of reliable
remedy.
Hemboid's Extract Buchu. established upward of Is
years. prepare by H. I. HELMBOLD, Druggist, 59s
New York l0f South 10th street. Phiiadelohia Pa
Price-sl25 bottle or six bottles for $780, delivered
| to any address Sold by all Druxgls eyervwhere
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
steelengrave wrapper with -siuarle of INV
warehouse, ana signed H. 7. HELMBOLD.
YSiwS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

la WIiiiamstown Aug 9th, by Rev. J. A. Sherbnrn
Mr.. CHARLES Fl. FARNSWOR'rH Of Berlin and Mis-:
AMELIA A. HATCH WiIliamstown
In East Middlebury, Aug. 9th, BY 8. W. Bidweii Mr.
JOSEPH BOCASh and Mrs. SYLVIA MERRITT both
Of Shoreh I'm, VT.
In Cabot, al the M E. Parsonage, Aug 3d. by Rev.
L. Hill. Mr. JOHN NJ SOUTHWICK and Miss ABBtE
j. OSGOOD both of Cabot
In Peacham, Aug. 26th. by Rev. o. NJ Boutwell,, Mr.
JOHN c. GRACEY and Miss LIZZIE FERGUSON
both of Peach4m.
Married in Johnson Aug Goth, by Rev., DR.. BOUCHER
ty, Mr.. HARLOW H. MANNING, of Menasha Wis.
and Miss ABBIE r., eldest daughter of Mr.. Benjamin.
y. Morgan of Johnson
In Ferrisbu rgh Aug. 10th, the Basin HarbOr House
by Rev. Is. Cox Watson, III. CLOUGH of CoxsaCkie
N. Y, and ESTHER Z. BROWN of Ferrsburgh.
In Barre, Aug. 18th, by Rev. Gill, WHEELER
BATCHELDER of Plainfei, to EVELYN ID. GID
DEN of Cabot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

In Northheld Falls: OF cancer In the ach, Aug I'd
MOSES w. VARNEY. aged So years and S months
New Hampshire papers please notice.
AT the residence of his brother John R. Stickney in
Jack sonvie, Fla, the I'd ut of consumption, Hon
L. d. s1ICkNEf, in the twenty eighth year of his age
Judge Stckney was native of Vermont but left thai
state during his early manhood and settled in Indiana
where he studied law. and for many years engaged
she practice of his profession lie subsequ
TO Memphis, Tennessee, where lie emb ked
paper business end for long editor and pub
Usher OF the Eagle Enquirer, a prominent political
journal He removed To Florida before and has
since that time bee prominently connected with
polite and business interests OF the State. At
of his death he engaged upon History Florida
which he had nearly ready tor publication.
Mr. Sickney enthusiastic horticulturalist and
was perhaps the best informed State the
subject of tropical fruits and product 1t is be
hoped that his book may yet be published, he bad
embodied IN deal of formation of invaiu Bile
interest TO th- horcutu ralIsts of Florda-FlOrida