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MlBsIB81PpIANs AFrgR GRANT,

.- NEW YORK. July o.
The AtsaIner, Vile de Paris, from
BEest, has arrived. +
MlSsIsS1PPIANs AFTER GRANT.
The Herald says that Judge Dent
and Governor .ShArkey have become
alarmed 'at Gen. Ames' presence at
Long Branch, and are about 10 20 there
themselves. They wish TO induce Grant
to caution AmeS against influencing
the Mississippi election by means Oi
his military powers. .,4-
sICKLRs AND CUBA,
The impression still prevails In Wash.
lnRton that Minister SlOkles has a.
Btruolions relative 10 CubRWhlCh direct
him In his dealings with the Spanish
Court officials al the State Department,
and the Cuban agents, however, decline
to say anything deflnite about the mat.
Ter. 1Sei Y D Z = Z.
EMDRzzLER TO De COURT MARTIALED.
r. D. BogArth, the alleged detaultlne
paymaster's clerk, who ls charged with
embezzllng $4,000 OF Government
funds from the paymaster and receIy.
ing ship Vermont at the Brooklyn Ma.
Wy Yard ), and who was arrested in
Texas after d, long pursuit by our de.
teclves. was d iseharged from custody
OK the. Marshal yesterday, and turned
over TO the naval authorities 10 be tried
by court.mGrtlal. ~
LtbelA have been filed In the United
States District Court at Brooklyn, BY
the owners Of the steamboats, q. M,
Cool, r. 8. Mabey and Jonathan Chase,
against 1gnAtio SelfSra and the Cuban
Junta, for, payment OF 1886 for the use
OF three boats on an excursion In and
around the watersof New York.
ooUNrRRPEIT q. 8. sEcURITlEs. :
It 10 stated there 10 information at
the Treasury Department that counter
feitinR OF United States securities IN
some European countries Is being car
ried on to some extent, and bankers
and others are .warnedito take neCes-
sary precautions. A counterfeit cou-
pom which purported TO have been at
tached to q one hundred dollars five!
twenty bond of the issue Of 1862, fourth
series, was received by Gen. Spinner
to-day. II was paid In New York aud
came from Germany. The paper on
which 1t 10 printed Is poorer In quality
thant that used by the Government, and
q close examination shows 1t Is merely
q well executed lthograph. ,4r
ARREST PoR FORGERY.
Charles E. Quincy was arrested TO-
day, charged with attempting to sell
two forged certificates Of the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad Company Of
100 shares each, aud Of the total value
OF 81. 800. Quincy, who offered to sci
the forged certificates TO VIM. Hatch &
Co., was held In 5000 bail TO answer.
The certificates produced In court pur.
port 10 be first OF the serlee, No, 10 $50,
signed w. F. CoolbRugh, Treasurer,
and John F. Tracy, President. The
original certificates OF the same number
were long since cancelled! 1t Is mol bs.
lleyed that great amount Of spurious
stock is out.
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W 1AouAAUNI ~ NASAASA AsNNN HNNAA eAAEU
srocKs-Western Union Telegraph
81 Pacific Mall sSJG; New York Cen.
lo2i Reading 09N; Erie 2aji; Michigan
Illinois Central 14l%; Pittsburgh 107ssi
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
70; Rock Island llll{; st. Paul 76X;
do preferred SOk; E, NJ ebSsh rs: y Foft
Wayne 162Ii; Terre Haule So; DO, pre-.
ferred 6S; Chicago and Alton l6l; Ohio
and MlssIssippi 83.
EXPRESS sHARRs-AdRmS coz;
Wells, FGrgo Zoo. 22H; American Al;
United States 80; MerchAnts' Union
lO1S
.JuLY N.-FLouR-Quist, bnt steady;
family 70 0046 26. ~. ~
quite large. Coru-Scarco and hEmer
Ut S7aSSc for ear. OAts-UnchanRed;
new 6Oa70c; old 76c. Rye-Firm at 9sCA
81 90.
CoTToN-NomInally unchanged.
ToBAcCo-Acllye; sales Of III hhdH at
20 0Oa25 90.
WHlsKY-UnsetlIed and hlRneri safes
at 81 o..
PRov1sIoNs-Firm, though holders
parted with mess pork more freely, and
J, 200 bblS sold at 80. Bulk shoulders
Aold at 1916, and sides at l6o, Bacon
14S<al6o for shoulders, and lSAl8I<c for
eleAr rib sides.
LARD-1Ohal9Xc.
BUTTRR-Flrm for choiceiAt 2aASOc;
other grades unchanged.
EdGs-Dnll at 13Rl4c, BhipperB' count.
GRocERIEs-UnchanHed and frm..
0TL-Ltuseed oil aull At 9ScaSl 90.
Lard oil 81 86al 40.
GoLD-lS51f buying. E..
ExOHANGE-StRady at par bu9lhk.
MoNRY-MaEkOt easy at 7a9 per eent
.t ChIoaEO.
July 27.-FLoUR-Quiet at 90 421<a
2 90 for spring extras. ,sl7 7...
GRAIN-Wheat- Opened firm, but clos
ed dull and weak; No. lfairly active for
shipment and 10 higher; sales At 81 40a
l 4O1I; closing unchanged; No. 2 quiet
delivery; early sales at 81 39A1 40; sub
81 80; this afternoon The market was
easier; sales No. i at 81 "a seller Au-
gust, and 81 IS seller July. Corn
quiet; early sales at S96IfA97c; subse.
more sellers than buyers; rejected
quiet at 87a92c; this afternoon No. 2
was nomlnally 94c seller August. Oats
Quiet and alIlc. lower; sales No. 2 at
0sXs6OK;lrejected at 66ae6Hc, closing at
inside rates. Rye-Quiet; closing with
sellers OF No. 2 at 81 10. Barley-Qull.
CATTLE-Qulet at 81 05a6 10 for com.
mon; 50 2OA7 40 i0r fair't0 choice, and
81 IS for extra prime beeves. yIT
HoGs-ACtive and a Rhade higher at
s. 75ig 90 for light TO fair; 50 l0A9 20
for fairto medium; 20 26a9 40 for good
:. llr. Oh Toledo, Ia. /! d. ,
JULY 27.-FLoUR-LoWer, and, more
doing; sales Of 300, ,bbl5 at 80 00a7 25 for
XXX red 'dnd 'XXXiwhite. 7'T"H" Ti-
GRA1N-Wheat.Ini active specula.
tive request; and 8R6o better; sales Of
55, 900 bushels at 81 59A159 for amber
on spot; S169A1'e0, seller Jniy; SI421f,
seller August; $r45 lfold No. fred On
spot; 81 AZ seller August; 81 SIX asller
September; 81 SO for No. 2 new red;
81 40 for old; 81 80 for No. new; No. /
old white at 81 81. Uorn-1c better and
fairly active; No. l at 99Hc; No. 2 9se;
rejected at $50. 0ats-No. Il Michigan
In active request at 500. iRye-Dnl;
mono Offering and no Inquiry. Barley
Nominal. 7'''ih'l "s. H'T'." en '''T.
Buffalo. u.blg, y.!t
July 27.-FLoUR--Aotive and firm;
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CAUTION.

Hoonanda German Remedies arc counter.
fcited. BeO that tho HgnatlrS off n. JACK.
BON ia on The wrapper o. each 'bOttlO, All
Principal 0fico and Mandatory at che
9erman Medicine Store, Ne. 6SlARoH siIeot,
CHARLEs II. EVANS, Proprietor.
FomertE Q. A,IAGRH0N q 0oi
--L-tL ~ 1870 L.D-- ~ --LlIL.L-LE -LLMll IL
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LIN. the .yietSity of Cottageyills;,
Jackson county, West Virginia, the
peach and apple trees are breGking
down with feuit.
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,e.g ~. HoS. eEoBaE sltAaawooD. 49,.
Jsliiico ef theN Supreme oOuFt q PenItiylpghia.
,manId't PHILknxtfHIA, juno !, lSSs. /,
AT have iound BY experience that ,Hoof,
lANd'S German Bitten u very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptic symptoms almost dl.
rOOtly. 500 :SdlEHtolRaE SdilHt sEsAARsW y WooR'f.
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gusuraEsE.
rankin , I! Insurance !I!!! e.. {. Company. h

S'
aAM'1 MoCLELLAN, aHonaHMRHpH1.,i ,isiil !
q, ". FRANEHKn. J:MVxHcE.
....,a VIM, LOUIE Q. sTIFEI- T,TI -,
This company how, having been organised
i've yeaiH, and In that time done o sucoeij
hll business, d SILL prepared 70 take riEk1 al
fait rates on B1lldihgB Of all kinds, M6rchan.
disc, Manufacturing EstabllahmonA, Far
nltuEe, Steam Bpatj and carRoes on the'WeR-
tern RlverS tnh' Lakes. This company or.
tord superior nhuenmentB 70 RAfmofA where.
by they can DO insured on DWellinHA Fur
nltire, BAruh! and contents fof or yeafS az
induced rates. THIS being Stale company
i5T .EARGEsF DASH CAPITAL b''IsF
paid In, and surplus Of any company In the
Statei and composed Of Some ninety, -four
stockholdetH, most OF whom are among our
BEST buAtn0s8 man, recommends itBolf To- the
favorable consideration OF the ipHurtng
lpnbli6 ind RolicitB their patronage Appll-
cAtionN for lnSuTaneS will b promptly Rttan-
ded 70 Rt their otiice, No, q Monroe street, or
9! their SaVeral ageanels4 throughout Pie
-; uat 10. N. ooEtgi ssey.s'd d. Il
/ III VII LsLu y. u DICK, BtbOcly, e,t
gAMI AcQLELL4AN, President, a ...,.y
GEO. MEEDEl4 Vlce President .,i...,i
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HooFAAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

ID q pleasant preparation OF the Bilten for
tho1e who do not like extreme BltteM. II
y composed OF all the ingredients OF the
BittOn combined with pure kAnt9 Cruz rum
and agreeable 1avoring extracts. It's use
recommended when some pure Btlhulant Is
IeQnhed in CONF ection with the touIc pro-
pgftie8 OF the BItteFa, ' ''" 20
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! .Yl.Ilaa .HPfrFsB1RaH' July q. .
Monongahela four feet nine inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm;
Thermometer 7Ss,
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! 'osa = HriioiEdtNNAI, July q.
River fallen 2 feet 10 inches; 81 feet
In the channel. Weather clear; ther-
mometer $50.
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yHoH. Gro. W. WOODWARD, T., =,
cItIt5 Jltics arths SNprep,e o6uftot III, ,wfiteS
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
NJ md Hoonandh German Bltt0iR n q
good tonic, ,uAeIu1ln dihgAsdl nf the digestive
organs, and Of great benent in cases OF dc.
hillty. and want Of nervous action In tho
system, : YopFH, truly, Irlp EYrisf
- IEO. ". WOODWARD"
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VIReINIa..
Of January Interest on state
Debt, NJ,

y ~ RICHMOND, VA JpIY.27.!.i
Gen, Candy has ordered that as much
Of the January interest on the Slate
debt as the treasurer sable to pay ahiill
be paid at once. There Is, over SIO0 OO0
In the State treasury, a littla over one.
hall Of the amount due on ythe january
.lniarAat US 1lm . ID n ~ u M ~
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BY TELEGRAPH,
EUROPE.
EaGLAlAD.

Fault In the AnEI0.A Ams sriean cable
IIIness OF Mr.. Gladstone.
LONDON, July q.
A fault has been discovered In The 1865
Cable, 1870 mllea from Valentla,
Mr.. Gladstone Is sick and was unable
10 attend the House Of Commons last
evening. Parliament 10 prorogued 10
the tenth Of August.
AUSTRIA.
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pouKING'9 uNRIVALLED BAKING
QPoWDER. Tho beat In the market and
always Gives DRttEfAGtion. apIS
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3. -. IL
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! 19bWoqnGfino. .T06W9Nnpt

7u'w@'-'; ~ 'Antl Storm y '.N' so.
~, ,g Linz ns"Sg Slts, 10 CkIRo, Jaly %.
Alight shock Iof ofearthguaks was felt
here, at O'clock 5this' tfioEnlnl. The
shock was VERY Bsyefe al Psducah,
causing the hotels nd,lafge dwellings
70 be emptied In a lswHseconds. Tie
earthquake wis Aecouip Anled by q dull,
roaring noise, lIke' wind In a forest.
Heavy rain and thunder commenced
800 SoOn aiteFward, s0Up!tttp ttpuinsIlulnltll morn.
4smeleSr oIanssuE brllliSneY. SpS
parentIy ten inches ip dISmeter, passed
from southwest 70 north west al 10
O'Clock lust night, ex plodinE with d
noise like a cannon DtlFedN two miles
distant. Manys persons thought the
9oilera OF the steamer Armada had ex>
ploded, thAtS STEAMER RiASI 1eft port
anortiy befoTe.IIHup akl,r, p4ZUH N
Although no damage isrepoIted yet,
the meteor. earthquake and storm sue
ceeding each other, IL. such E4pld sue.
cession, caused u SehSA tiun init was
quite exciting. ] Nrhe met6oE.tVAsi sbeil
In v4rt9ua diSectIohs sixty thIl64 4ffdn
Cairo, bat the noise. OF the explosion
was heard only thirty miles, ,,,i4Tea
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plrigatgN \ S9lI0 DrK Npts N
I"'hl 90 Hon. JANIS TaoarsoiN; ''" "
Judge cf he SGprms Court u PsMVlrunta.
NJ RHrI.ApEtR41A ApriI es(lseA.
NJ oonaid6f Hoohand's German Bltters, q
valuable medicine In case Of attacks OF lndI.
geSiion or Dyspepsia. l can certify this
from my experience OF It.
Youra, with respect,
.JAMEs. THOMPSON"
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoaK. July 81.
:, The Ateamer, Vile de Paris, from
BFest, has arrived. +
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sICKLRs AND CUBA,

The Impression sill prevailsi In Wash.
lnRton that Minister SlOkles has a.
relative 10 CubRWhIch direct
him In his dealings with the Spanish
Court officials at the State Department,
and the Cuban agents, however, decline
to say anything definite about the mat.
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The Herald says that Judge Dent
ands Governor .ShArkey have become
alarmed 'Rt Gen. Ames' presence at
Long Branch, and are about 10 70 there
themselves. They wish TO induce Grant
10 caution AmeS against influencing
The Mississippi election by means or
his military powers,
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BLOOD OF ,,PU R1F1ERs

THE CoMPLRxtoN Ladies' who Wish o
fair akin'atd good complexion, free from
yelloWiah unge and all oth0r dl8ngurements,
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In apaEAling eyes and blooming
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htUthA iGn pnl. iTE WAuNE auIf w
10 ~ !'''d.t $50, stA'. ,.ii
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wHIsKEY = Quiet. Sales 30 barrels for Weston

WHlSKEY - Quiet. Sales 30 barrels for Western
az 30 for free
Grain receipts wheat rs, SI7 bushels
WHEAT-Heavy at I a lower. sales $4,000
for No. do. latter price for very hahdsom 50
No. do. 50 "a | y; winter red amber Western,
/ = amber Southern at 60 for Western.
RlE-flrmef. sales go huslie Western at To-
BARLEY Quiet.
BARLEY MALr-Nominal.
Receipts Corn, lO7, l2S bush.
CORN - More active at | a cent lower.
Sales $1,000 bush. at % 40 J % for uns1und new
mixed Western; 10 a I u sound DO; .
high mixed and yellow Western l % for choice
choice white southern.
Receipts oats p 80 bushels.
OATS -Frm. Sales $1,000 bush. at s. q Il for
new Southern and Western also I0000 bushels West
orn seller October at Of and 1900 bushels State
seller September at O.. Total grain in warehouse
September Il, wheat 669,977 including 5000 Cali
iornia Corn 9l,4Oi; Oats 5l,9li; rye 53f9Ji bar
HCE-Dull.
COFFEE Firm. Sales $40 bags Rio at private
terms.
SUGAR - Very firm and in good demand Sales
200 hhds. at li a 49, Cuba l3s 49, Porto Rico,
also 1850 boxes HavanB part at l2s.
MOLASSES Quiet ami firm
PETROLEUM. Quiet at l6i a l6i for Crude 32i
for refined.
PROVISIONS - Fork a shade frmer. Sales 10
barrels at 81 % a 81 . for mess, closing at 81 o.
for cash 30 80 for old dos 2 p a , 90 Tor prime
30 SD a 81 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet. sales l35 hbls at 80 a 10 80 for
new plain mess, - 90 n L % Tor new extra
mess
Beef hams quiet. Sales 100 barrels at p 90 a
30 a.
CUT MEATs-s;eady Sales 100 pkSs at IA a 81
MIDDLES. - Quiet. Sales 80 boxes Ice cured
at n.
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spetial 9Otitgs.


sCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure Con-
sumption. Liver Complaint and dyspepsia, if taken
according 70 directions. They are all three to be
taken at the same timo. They cleanse the stomach,
relax the liver and put il 10 work then tho appe-
title becomes good the food digests and makes good
blood the patient begins to grow in flesh the dis
eased matter rIpens in the lungs, and the patient
Outgrows the disease and gets we'll This is the only
way TO cure consumption.
To these three medicines Dr.. j. ii. Schenek, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivallcd success in the
treatment Of pulmonary Consumption. The PumO-
mic Syrup rpens the morbid matter in the lungs,
nature throws it OF by an easy expectoratOn, for
when the phlegm or matter is ripe a slight cough
will throw il off, and the patient has rest and tho
lungs begin 70 heal.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must he freely used cleanse the stomach and liver,
SO that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food will make
good blood.
moving all distractions relax the ducts OF the gall
bladder, the bile starts freely and the liver Is
relieved the stools will show what the Pills can dos
nothing has ever been invented except caiOmel "a
deadly poison which is very dangerous 10 unless
with great care that will unlock the gall bladder
and start the secretions Of the liver like Schencks
Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one Of the most prominent
causes Of Consumption.
Schencks SeaWeed Tonic is a gentle stmulant and
Alternative, and the GlEaN in the Seaweed, which
this preparation is made Of assists the stomach 10
throw out the gastric juice % dissolve the food with
the Puimonic Syrup, and il is made into good blood
without fermentation or souring in the stomach.
The great reason why physicians do not cure Con
sumption D., they try 10 do too much they give
dicne 70 stop the cough 70 stop chis TO stop night
sweats, hectic fever, and by So doing they derange
the whole digestive powers, locking up the secre-
tons and eventually the patient sinks and dies.
DR.. Schenck in his treatment does not try TO stop
a cough, night sweats, chills or fever. Remove the
cause, and they will all stop of their own accord. No
one can be cured oi Consumption, Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker, liberated Throat, IN
less the liver and stomach are made healthy.
"a has fnrrHa f he fr
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an unfortunate circumstance, in beng dislp-
rofu,ei by one Of his leading workmen' a ne
alleges, though we suspect 1t Is the feauiiless
with which his products find a mar Set'
ne presents none of his speeiaiues- lie,
however, does exhibit sumo OF the Hhes.
burries and wagons we have ever seen, ana
tb5npb none of them were gotten up with
ans, intention of being exhibited at the tar, he
has certainly Just right TO be proud Of them-
HIS establishment in this city Is one OF the most
,o-,rle-e Of the kind in this section, in which
everything pertaining to the line Of carriage and
sreirh manufacture Is constructed. Give him
tbe material in the rough, and he will turn out
without any aid from city manufacturers the
finest description Of vehicles, On runners or
wheels. and in Just the style required by his
ultron.. We asked him to show US his best,
and he Immediately pointed Us to an IN
finished Bonner - wagon AID several IN
finished buggy bodies We ut first could
see nothing attractive about them bat when
we gave them a close examination we could
not resist the thought that blood tells, - and
surely if he was willing TO expose thus his work
iu the naked state, It could not be bad when
IN shed, especially when trimmed up ia the
STYLE Of some Of the fine carriages which he ex-
mbited The " Bonner Is a new, light, ard
desirable vehicle. constructed only in this section
ny Mr.. Gray, weighs hut 100 pounds, AMI has
seat-room for two or three men Among his
ether goods shown were an excellent yacht body
al box top buggy, elegantly finished, ami pro
Ted with a great desleratum. q srrin- back
also a side-spring open and business wagon a
shifting top rail buggy an open eni-sprhs
French pillar buggy standard side-spr'nG
business buggy. fully equal 70 The ,ohcoit
pattern. and afforded ~ "a much less price. ~.
q. p d oHlIl
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IN the District Court Of the United States for the
L District Of Vermont In the matter Of Ather:On
a Pike, Bankrupss.-Notire Is hereby siven that a
petition has been aled IN d Court hy shuhael Ath-
erfo ant Samuel B. Pike, a. members II the
firm Of sthsTton 4 Pike. and Individually Of
Nottingham in said Distrirt, duly declared
bankrupts under the Act Of Congress of March
2 1851 for discharge aad certificate thereof, from
all taeir debts and other claims provabie unieF said
Act and tha. the 6th day Of Oc', 1863 at 10 o'clock
4. NJ. before the the Hon- d. A Smaliey, Judge Of
~ 4 Court at the U. 5. Court House in Rutland,
il assigned for the hearing Of the same, when
and where all creditors whOhaEe proved their debts
AMI other persons in interest, may attend and show
cause If any they have, why the prayer Of said pc
tirioners should not he granted.
Dated at Burning ton on the 18th day Of Sept.ls6s
lss3w b. b. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WONDERFUL "STASDARp BurERs IS. \.
Il. Mchim. VI. D. Of Washington City, speaking
of Speer's Wine says $50 much pleased have
been with it, that have introduced it into the
Washington Asylum, TO which AN the Physi-
cian.' His Wine is the base Of his Bitters,
made bitter by what are in daily use by the
Medical Faculty They only need a trisl to re-
commend them
Sold by Druggists
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WHAT ARE
DIR. j. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR EITTFRS

= 4 Ii tls y y AlNEtfAis BIZ lEiS
THEY ARE sol A VILE FAScI DRINK,
Made af Poor Ran, Hat,tsg, Proof sIHiIs. and
Ease Liquors, CocjIret, speed. ami .eJeuei o.
please The TASTE, called I'd Tonnes" -Gnprt.zcrs.'
30 bts;arcrs. Sc, that lead tAa upper -l drunk
ruuess au4 ruin uut are O. true 5 ... cine, made
q u The Native Roots and Herbs of Ca q IA O..
from g| fcl.a.f- >ti7sat-l.fs ILev are rf- EEAI
ELuol-sj EiFlkR au4 LIlE-GiNIt. PR Nti-
PIE. perfect Rem. ratur sug llyi-oilsai o. tie
storing the Blood Co % healthy condition. 80 per
son eau take these rter- Hce.1diu- ro directions
and remain long uuw-.l. ~ 90 will Dc given for
al il-ura'.e case. prltidIu, the bones arr NOT de
s'snyel ay mineral p4saus 0r other leIus, au- the
30 .al ot sal- wasted ltl ono Size point H' repair
FOR INfLAMNAT. AND CHROME RHEU
MAIlSN, AND COLT. DYSPEPSIA. W ul
0ENIIoN, HILLlul>. BriIitTENE. 4lL iNri Is
NITTENT FEtEkS, DISEASES OF THE ELpoS.
NV k, KIDNEYS. and BLADDER these BIT
IEhS have been most successful ST % Dis
EASES afe caused hy tIllAI Ed BLOOD vh.cIf
-,neTa.ly p-oeuee.i by le-au-emcat % dee nl
GESTlNE ORGANS.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood y7ae-ove- you aud IT'S
Impurities bursting through the >kIltr riupie-.
t-uptions- or sores cleanse it when toa g I'D e oi
srrgctet ana sluggish Iu the veins. cleanse when
% i- q a.. and yuur feelings viii ,.l You when.
Keep the blood healthy. and al! VIII %. veil
these itters are not = ldc1 pin 60 .e'isht Gre
eye % please thc -aucy, tEt uedIcal preparation,
posed af tle best vegetable iu-r. cuts known.
They are an Alternative. TOME. bIul,tic >edatIge.
Dapl0fttc. and Gentle Pur-ative.
ltr Life Of 4i F.ssl Is the Blood There. f.
P9ru The 0ot, ana the health o. The whole sys-
RH NcbJNALD. I-wALErB IS co..
san Francisco and Sarremerts. Ga aluia, and
and % t|mutrc- ST. Commerce. a short street
SOLD BY ALL Dkl GOlST5 AID DEALERS.
Au-. i4-faSw!zw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-17

NEW YORK, sept 10
ASHES - tots quie. at 81 a G.; pearls dull
and nominal.
COTrUN-H avy and de ;idedly lower Sales l2nL
bales at 3ei Tor middlug upiands.
Flour receipts -,s6s barrels.
FLMUR-iieavy 8 a l0 loSsr. Sales 4 .ssi hbls. at
; 70 a o % for superiine State and Western.
f3i a. 700 -oo1 ehu.ce white wheat extra
s 90 n o. Tor common 20 chOie. round hoop Ohio;
& 5u n u. for common fair extra st. LOUIS. ! 90
N 9 o. s,,od choice do. closing dull included In
"a 'es are SD rreis extra for exports at 30 a
.
M63l. --,--..,,,,-
com MEAl.-Molefats request sales 30 bpls
al G p for Marsh Caofcand Brandy vine