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CARPENTERING.
JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 50 JEFF
ferson Street, entrance in alley. Special
attention given to Stair Work. Houses and
fersndahs framed ready for shipping. nova
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NE Oant Keep House Wlthout It !!

Is the universal expression OF every one who
has used
DOOLEY'S BAKING POWDER.
Try il, every lover of good. sweet. nutritious
and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Griddle-cakeS
Wafies, Pastry, etc. II is the cheapest, re-
curing only one-half to twO-thirdS as much
for use as other Powders, and will not spoil
in any climate if kept in a dry place. sold
by an good grocers generally.
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IN taking charge of the Memphis and White
1 River Mail Line, l can only say that we
viii endeaV0r to conduct the business in such
a manner that it will be satisfactory to the
merchants and planters on our route, and to
the travelling public.
For the present We will run two boats-leav-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY and SATURDAY;
bull "a soon as the business will justify 10, will
put on a boat on Thursday, making "a tri-
weekly line. will here say to the Memphis
merchants, that 10 will be my aim TO give
them as low a rate of freight as II is possible
70 do without injury or loss TO the COmpany
which represent, and would ask Of them a
"A hearty cooperation.
I0HN u. ADAMS.
June 10, 1863, ieI2
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.
Seh-Help for Young Men, who having Erred, de-
sire a better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, RH-
p, Philadelphia, Pa. jslidaW
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

S. T.--I860-K.--The unprecedented and
extraordinary demand for PLANTATION
BITTERS is evidently owing to their being
prepared with pure st. Croix Rum, Calisaya
Bark, etc, Our Druggists complain that 1t Is
almost impossible to keep a supply, and that
their orders, owing to the great demand, are
but tardily executed. 10 not become dis
~couraged. Be sure and get the genuine.
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MAGNOLIA Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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COTTON.

The Liverpool opening dispatches
quoted that market steady; Uplands
Esd. Orleans l2Zd. At l:20 pm. it was
unchanged. Shipments from Bombay
since last report to 25th, 800 bales.
Cotton in New York opened duh and
nominal, Middhngs 3+c, and was I'M
changed throughout, closing irregular on
the spot. Sales to spinners $40 bales; to
spectators % bales; for export $50 bales.
$50 for December delivery, on a basis of
Low Middlings, at 25Ac.
A very general quiet prevailed in this
market. Holders are inclined to sell but
not to concede TO the views OF buyers,
who want TO purchase al about Lc under
our quotations on fine grades. A list OF
80 bales Of Middlings, held at 32c, is still
.-.11E We pnofa.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EOR FLOATER.-H. R SHERROD, Of Fay
il ette county IS the regular nominee OF the
Convention OF July 18th, for Floater, on the
platform of Universal Suffrage, Reduced
Taxes, neutrality-suspicious. or Jobs, and
in opposition 10 militia in time of peace, on
which questions we are authorized to submit
his claims 10 the people OF Shelby, Fayette
and Upton counties. jy3
NOR Observation-Disclosures APP
L EAI At the urgent solicitation Of very
many friends, 1 have consented to become a
candidate for Representative in the next
Legislature, subject 10 the nomination Of the
Democratic Convention.
1eS H TOW SEND.
NOR SENATOR-In compliance with the
il request of many friends, / announce my
self as q candidate for senator in the next
General Assembly from the counties OF Mad
ison, Haywood, L~auderdale and Ilplon-
D. C.. SLAUGHTER
covfngton lime q. 1859. je23
NOR REPRESENTATIVE announce my
self candidate for representative mthe
next General Assembly OF the state OF Ten
neSsee, subject TO the decision OF h proposed
Democratic Convention OF shelby county.
80 SAM. Il. JONES.
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NOTICES.

A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE-To the cred
"a ttors of J.T. Waldran, decd: You will
take notice that I hav taken out letters OF
administration on the estate of j. T. Wal
dram, and you are hereby notified to present
your claims to me for settlement; those in
uebted 70 the estate viii please come forward
and settle same.
jyS Mrs. r. H. WALDRAN.
NOTICE-Whereas, letters testamentary
~ upon the estate OF NJ. L. Haley MADAM
Leisel, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment:
and those having claims or demands against
the same viii make known the same without
delay, at Morgan, J~arnagin q Frayser's Law
ONCE. MARTHA A. GREEN,
jyI7 Executrfx.
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The Host successfuI Physician
TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR.. j. 8. SCARBOROUGH
HAS Observation-Disclosures MEM
H phiS for the purpose of treatina FENE-
REAL DISEASES, SCROFELA, DROPSI
DYSPEPSIA and CHRONIC DISEASES, OF
every Description. SYPHILIS especially he
engages to cure e~ffectualiy, without the use
81 mercury, and in much less time than is
generally required; pledging himself to pay
all the expenses of treatment Should he fail
TO effect TO cure in cases where hts directions
are implicitly followed All communication
by letter promptly answered,
0fiGe-Na. 227 Second Street, Upstairs.
jFT
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General Paez, the distinguished liberator of
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most sats
isfactOry results.
For C~Os1iveness. DyspeEsiS aad a. as a ram
ilY MedtciEs, fRsy are uhrfvalled.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best ia ne verdi the only true and
periect BTei HARMLESS, reliable, i~nstantane-
ouEf 10 disappointment; no ridiculous tintS;
remedies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; invigO-
rates and caves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batchel-
Or's Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond street, y. Y,
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GraHt aad Prosperity = Business revives
CristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye.

under the regime. other than general causes
have, however, given a tremendous impetus
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22
TIE WORLD Grows wIsrR.

The human stomach has been a shamefully
perss sutel organ. There a time when for
every dirv.lc'Ilu Of duty II was punished with
huge dasa, Of the most disgusting and nauseous
drugs. la v4in II rejected them, and literally
returned them upon the hands OF those who adj
miGistegel them. they were forced upon it
igaiB aui AZ ain, until rs solvent power was
thoroughly drcuchGl out of It.
The world Is wiser now than it was in that
drastic era, when furious pIrsation aud mercu-
rial salvation we're what Artemus Ward would
have .ll,d the "man holt" OF tie faculty, in
cases OF iy-prp-il and liver complaint
The great modern remedy for indigestion and
Uilousuess Is HOSTErTERs STOMACH BIT
GERS, preparation which has the merit of COM
bntug a p4!4'lbc i'lror with such tonic, aperi-
ent anI ar.ihiiiop- properties, were never
heretofore united IN any medicine.
II has been discoy. red az last, that sick people
not like the fabed Titans, VINO found prustra-
ton 80 refreshing that, when knocked down,
they fr1In the earth twice as vigorous a. be-
tore. When individual Frustrated 10y pow
erful depicting drugs he - apt 70 stay Frustrated
and the debllltated being aware OF the fact, pre-
Ter the building UP 70 the knocking down system
of treatment.
HOSrErIER's BITrERs meets the require
ments OF the rational medical philosophy which
at present prevails. Ii Is "A perfectly pure yegeta-
bic T. medy, embr icing the three important pop
critics If preventive tonic, and an Alternative.
1t fortii-s the body against disease, invigorates
and revItalizes the torpid stomach and liver, and
effects "A most silutary change on the entire sys-
| TEN, when IN a morbid condition.
In summer, when the enfe.bling temperature
| renders the human organization particularly sus-
the Bitters should be taken protection against
| epidemic disease.
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A WHISKY STORY. = Some fellow,
probably well corned at the time, tells
the following yarn about circumventing
crows:
A man who had been hired to watch
particularly promising field, and notify
these birds that it was against the rules
10 pick up anything therein, betbought
himself how he could make " soft
thing" of it for himself, and at the same
time meet the requirements Of the con-
tract. Finally, by beautiful instinct,
he hit upon the plan of soaking some corn
in whisky and placing it in the field, so
that the crows would eat it and get drunk
and thus enable him to have a sure and
easy thing of killing them. He had tried
the shot gun, but crows smell powder a
long way. After soaking some corn over
night, he put good supply in the field
next morning, and in two or three hours
went out to see how things were progress
sing. Mark the result: One of the crows
little larger than the rest had taken
possession of nearly all the corn, had built
himself bar of some clods of earth, and
was retailing the whisky-soaked corn to
the other crows, charging them three
grains of sprouted for one of soaked
grain The man thought the man euvre
80 human that he killed not a crow, but
came back to the house and-took "nip
himse6."
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DIR. HAMS AROMATIC NvIGORAToh
Removes from the system the III effects caused ~
the excessive use Of alcoholic liquors, and enecs-
ually destroys the appetite for these stimulant..
II gives tone to debilitated muoou4 surfaces. n
fete matter il removed from the SYSTEM, thsssoy
restoring it to its normal healthfui condition. A.
a medicine, it u quick and ehectual, curing the
most aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaints, and all other Deransements OF the
stomach and Bowels, in Q speedy manner. TINS
elegant preparation has stood the test OF years.
A wine-g Iassfuu before eating will give good
appetite and prevent all suffering from indiges-
ton. Ladies of weak and delicate constitutions
should take the invigorator three times day.
A wine-glassful before retiring viii insure sweet
and refreshing sleep. All the proprietor asks rs
trial, and to induce this he has put up the lnvig
orator in pint bottles at SO cents,-quarts, sl.oo
Principal Depot, As Central Wharf, Boston. Sold
nv all druggists. mlideodl3w
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room day car, in which all the modern
improvements and luxuries are introduce
ed, and which is hereafter to form . spe-
cial feature of the day express running
between Boston and Montreal. We have
seen no finer or more comfortable car on
any western road than the one above de-
seribed.
The Massachusetts, Legislature recent
ly passed an act authorizing the CONSOLE
dation of the lines connecting with the
Vermont Central between Boston and
Montreal. There can be no doubt that
an arrangement of this kind would be
highly beneficial to the railroad interests
involved, and particularly would it result
in advantage to Chicago by simplifying
through passenger and freight traffic be-
tween that point and Boston. 1t is to be
hoped the railroads in question will avail
themselves of the privileges afforded by
the law-Detroa I7ibune
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washington Items.

During the past week the shipments %
fractional currency were National pahhS
and others, $l0S, lag.
-Mntilated bank notes burned during
the week, S75, 800 amount burned mere
tofore, $14,7 46071 total, sl4,o2l,6o',
Orders have been issued to the super
;ntendents Of recruiting offices at Cincin-
natl. Carlisle and New York to lmmedl-
ately forward recruits to the West 1of
duty on the frontier.
Treasurer Spinner holds as security
for circulating notes, S342,S'3,lOo; as Sc
curities for deposits of public moneys,
300, 700 800. Total securities he'd, S36o,-
$4,000.
The receipts "a Saturday were
S1,O73.56917 'ghe total since June 80,
$13,169, SOS. 10; $500, 900 OF the daily re-
ceipts came from the Sth New lork dis
trict.
-Ex-Senator Wade was around visit
ing the departments this morning ano
chatting with heads of bureas, etc. de
ia yery enthusiastic on the subject OF the
Pacific railroad, thinks it substantially
built, and pronouuces. it generally grand
affair.
Returns received by Commissioner
Wilson. OF the General Land Office, iron
the local office at New Orleans, Louisiana
show that during the last month forty
two farms, embracing 1919 aches, were
added to the productive area OF that State
under the operation OF the homestead
law.
A box branded Grants Champaign
Cider, was received at the White Hous
to-day. It's exterior appearance indicated
that it had received hard usage, and whel
opened it was found to contain dozel
bottles, all labeled as above, and sent fror
Massachusetts firm as present. Ihre
of the bottles were empty, and the SUP
position is that some one J ad too muc
curiosity while the box was in transit am
helped himself.
Although the matter has not ye
been definitely settled, there is no .dout
that the permission of the Governmer
will be given to the landing of the Frenc
cable, in fact, it has been formally agree
to do SO, and the only remaining thing
be done is the signing of the necessar
papers by the company. In substanc
the company binds itself to submit
any restrictions which Congress may IN
psse when the subject comes before 1t
the next session.
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TIE WRONG BABY.-A curious case
of mixing babies is reported in a Roches-
ter IN. " paper. In the almshouse of
that city few weeks ago, child was
left by its mother on her way to Canada,
in charge of deaf and dumb nurse. A
lady and gentleman, wishing to adopt a
child, were told they could have it. A
woman coming to town on visit, also
LETT her child for the day in the hands Of
friend at the almshouse, who gave it
over to the deaf mute for temporary safe
keeping. The lady and gentleman com
ing in just at the proper or improper mo.
rnent week ago, took off the wrong child,
and now the lady and gentleman cannot
be discovered. II is indeed sad case
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General Sickles' Instructions.

1t is currently rumored and believed in
circles who occupy position to know
something about the purposes Of the ad
ministration, that Gen. Sickles, the new
Minister to Spain, has been entrusted
with a novel and delicate duty. In an
important debate in the Spanish Cortes
some weeks ago, it will be remembered
that Senior CASTELAR,, the great Republican
leader, made a speech of a notable char.
acter He mentioned the fact that Cuba
had been invited to send representatives
to Spain to place the grievances of heI
people before the Cortes, and said that re.
dress had been again and again put of
with false promises. He asserted that the
rebellion was the natural result of many
years of error and injustice; that the day
for despotism was over, and that Cuba
lies like great blot on the field Of Amcri-
can democracy.
He closed his bold speech by declaring
that Spain could secure permanent peace
in the island, and retain her hold upon il
as a colony in but one way, and that was
by giving it such freedom and control OF
its own affairs as England had given to
Canada. 1t is believed that Gen. Sickle>
is instructed to tender the good offices OF
this country in the furtherance of the
course indicated by Senior CASTELAR,, or, in
other words, that he will, at the proper
time, and in the right manner, make
known to the Spanish authorities that i'll
our opinion certain concessions could be
made to Cuba with advantage to Spain,
as well as to the people of the island, and
without derogation to the home govern
ment. 1t is thought by those who have
confidence that our Minister is thus in
structed to lend his efforts in this direc-
ton, that most of the Cubans would b.
willing to desist from revolutionary
such control of their own affairs
as Canadians have of things in
the Dominion, and that if such results
were brought about by our intervention,
the effect would be to strengthen friendly
relations between our country and both
Spain and Cuba. The State Department
OF course is silent in reference to what
instructions have been given, or that they
are as represented, and all that is known
in reference to thematter, is that certain
well-informed persons believe them to be
of the character which we have presented,
and there is some reason from other posi-
lions taken by the government, that such
instructions have been issued. Another
fact said to be in confirmation, i~ tho
issuing OF orders by the Pre-
ting the military and ~ -
command of G. naval ioi'o
the obsc -enerai pdfio"' "
yryance of the neutrality law.
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JOHN NEAL AS REMEMBERED BY AN
OnD PRINTER. The following description
Of our friend John Neal Of Portland,
genial writer and courteous gentleman,
is not only descriptive of his peeuliarities
but the experience of many another editor
and printer:
In his book, John Neal speaks of the
rapid manner III which he threw off his
books, and Of his handsome manuscript
We fail to see it, having in boyhood's
days much to do with his manuscript
The writer OF this has stood by his desk
waiting for copy, while he dashed of a
two column article. lie would do it in a
few moments, but nobody, not even Neal
himself, could read the manuscript after
it was written. Each sheet looked like an
enormous ink-puddle, and such proof, and
such oaths abou. .blacksmiths" and
stupid blunders" when the proof was
| read John may boast of his plain writ
ing, but we know that after writing an
article he could not read it himself, and
many time has he been puzzled over a
page, destroyed ii, and written another in
it's place, while the printer YVES waiting.
| Such a temper as he had, too. In our
Office we used TO consider John Neal the
best fine-hand cursor that ever existed
He would lose his temper at trifie, and
would be like volcano until he found
the object of his wrath and cursed him
and then he was happy, and calm, and
pleased again. In his old age we hop,
the really kiud-hearted old man has for
gotten those bad habits. One day b,
wrote story for the paper, and it ap
peared in the daily with bad error in 1t
Meeting Mr.. Neal, he requested Us TO hav,
the matter corrected i'll the weekly. w
promised, and set out for the Office to Civ
the order. The foreman promised to at
tend to it, but did not. For ten days on
youthful feet lodged Mr.. Neal wheneve
j we could, but one day on the street he hat
US by the shoulder. For FIVE minutes b.
talked as only John Neal could talk. Ha.
words been blows, we should have gon
much further than into the middle O
next week. We tried to explain, but no
q word would he listen to. Saying hi
say, he walked away rapidly. For tel
t days he kept his wrath bottled up, ant
probably would have carried it for yea
just the same. The next time we me
the old gentlemen he was as pleasant a
you please, with his great heart full O
sunshine.
. he was q practical temperance man.
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DTTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
Death TO the Living Long live the Killers
Sold by Dealers Everywhere
julyGd&wlm
ImpnRrANT NOTICE.

Farmers, families, and others can purchase no
Remedy equal to DIR. Tobias Nenetian Liniiheht
Tor the cure of Cholera. Diarrhoa, Dysentery,
Group, Collie and sea Sickness, taken Internally
lit is perfectly harmless; see oath accompany
ing each bottlel and externally for Chronic
rheumatism, Headache, Toothache, Bore hioaI'
Cuts, Barns. Swellings Bruises, Mosquito Bites,
Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back, and Chest.
The Venetian Liniment was introduced IN 1874,
and no one who has used 1t but continues TO DO
80. many stating, If it was Ten Dollars Bottle
they would not be without it. Thousands OF GER
tinc4tes can be en at the Depot, speaking OF It's
wonderful curative properties. Price, Fifty Cents
and One Dollar. sod by the Druggists ana
storekeeners throughout the United States. De-
pot, 10 Park Place, New ork. Jnlysd&wlm
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ELLIS, lion BITTERS

VIII cnrich the blood and prevent it from beeom-
ing watery and weak, give healthy complexion,
restore the appetite, invigorate the system, and
are very palatable. These bitters are recon-
mended to all peIsop3 requiring safe and yalu-
able tonic, TO impart tone and strength to the
system not given by Bitters merely stimulant in
their effects; which, although they may possess
tonic vegetable properties, cannot give the
strength 10 the blood VIII CHI the Iron Bitters will
give.
Prepared by VIM Ellis, Chemist. For sale in
Rutland. VT. by ALLEN & HIGGINS,
feb. 316m Druggists.
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Spring, Saratoga, every night, and that
the leaking of gas pipe has given the
water additional reputation, is too ridicu-
lous to receive moments serious consid-
Grafton. The just celebrity of this spring,
the undiminished excellence of its waters,
and the benefit they have been to mil
lions of people, have rendered it a source
of vast wealth to its proprietors-hence
the stories invented by the owners of in.
ferior springs to injure the reputation OF
the Congress.
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was and no doubt is, John Neal. He alb
hored the idea Of making laws to keep
the people from drinking, and thought
every man should have power over him
self sufficient to control his appetite. 81
used to drinkw he said, "but one day !
took glass of brandy and found I liked
the taste of it. said to myself, John
Neal, when you have grown to like the
taste of liquor, it is time to STOP and stop
l did" Not another drop of liquor pass
ed his lips, and we do not believe any
thing could have induced him to drink
after that, even to tho slipping Of glass
of Milacaukee Wisconsin
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

CCBA.-A Havana dispatch dated Mon
day, announces the return, by order of
the Government OF General Alvear from
active operations Alvear's regiment had
been decimated by disease and battle
losses, and needed complete reorganiza-
ton. Mail news 70 July II is also at hand
in the shape oi a communication from our
special correspondent, who describes the
situation of affairs, and III translation
of Caballsro de Bodas latest circular, Of
fers that which can be regarded the
platform Of the liew Captain General.
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horse were precipitated into the river
No serious damage.
wINDHPM COUNTY.

wINDHPM COUNTY.
Rockingham held town meeting on
Tuesday, to vote on the question OF hold
ing its future meetings at Saxton's River
village, and decided overwhelmingly not
to do it. The friends of the proposed
change mustered hardly dozen men az
the polls.
On the 4th inst, Mrs. Winifred
Wright, of South Londonderry. commit
ted suicide by hanging herself with an
old hoop skirt to a tree near her residence
For long time she had been insane. and
had made previous attempts at self
destruction.