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MEDICAL.

MEUlGAL, -
ADDRESS
Nervous and De-
bi1itated,
=
WHOSE srFFHlEGs HAVE BEEN
Plotasted from Hidden Causes,
Whose Cases Require
Prompt Treatment
RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.
II yeu mt suffering, OF have suffered from involuntary
s.casrse., what eect doe. produce upea your gene
IA, hesth. Do you weat tebtutaset easily tt.sl.
Does little e1trs e1ertion produce p.sPitaton Of the
hearth Doee your lyeF, usiaa5 o7gans or your KID
ncys, frequently get cut et order: hyoa- rsaessme
times thick milky, aoeky, OF IL II rory on settling!
Or does thick seum f1ss to the top! Or Is sediment
ut the bottom after It has s.ood awhes Do you have
srile Of short breathing CT dy.pepsag Are your bow
els constpatedy Do you hare sp.lls Of fsin,Ink OF
.,,ahea Of boodto the head. IL your nemory Impair
cd: l. your mind eoustantly dwel,ns upon thi. suh
eet: Do you feel dull httles znopirs tired Of ecnpnr
NJ, of Tie: Do you wi.h to he left alone to get away
f.ua cveJtody Does any little thing make you start
OF jump! your e!eep broken rtetees II the lus
re Of your eye u brilliant: The bloom your check
Do you pnrtue your busdness with the same energy!
Do sou feerAa muck confidence In yourseN: 4zc rour
spirt. dull and aagstns given to 6t* ot us0nehcys
II ~ do not lay to yoar Liver odyepepts Have you
rcstiess nlghts. Your back weak. your krees weak.
and have but little appetite, and you attribute this to
dyspcrea OF liver complaint.
Now. reader .ef abu.e venereal diseslesbadls cured
and scxua, e1cese are sit carabc Of producing weak
ness Of the scnerattye orsane The ogaua Of gener4
t,on when in Perfect health make tin man Did you
think that those bold defiant energetic pcr.cvesinx,
successful business men are always these whoee scnes-
tive organ. are il perfect health You hear eueh
ncu complain Of being mcxIehois Of Ic-vou.ne==- Ct
pslpit.tton OF tho heart They arc traia they
cannot succeed In buenees; they don't become cad md
dIscourssed they always polite ind pleasant IN the
company Of IadIet and cot you srd them right in tile
rrs. .bou. .hcu1 do not r,ean thote who keer the
osgans inflated by running to e1cesz Ihcsc will not
only ruin ther constitutions. but also thoes they d.
buaiucsa with or fo1.
How many men, from badly curcd diseases from the
effects Of seabuse and excess have brought about tha
state OF wcanea In those that hss redrccd tie
general sytc much to ndaee s!zaost eTeEs other
disea.c- unacy. pa7aS ss spinal aaeet0a'' '1
eide and almost every oher form os di.sase Which hu'
anIty Is helr to and ths rea esuse Of the trouble
-
scstee ever suspected. and have aoeoscd for al but
tie right one.
IT thn.a nrrxps re1nfh the uee Of diuyedc
, 1869-06-30

SCGlRS- In rcr,evIps the market for the week jEst
eo.4 flie1c are very frw changes notc The demand
ir.l II eaareeA active. and pces wcse taly s9s
taped The stncts ample in eycEJ Ectet Weq2ote:
Com:noa g talI Cubs, lSA3t+ei e,;3 Y ea4es
c. slse: kood to choice Porto R!eo; atslsAss
rawdeErd czoshed and e7.nE!a:ed; leAftGal6es: rev
EliGls5e: exrra Do c, iE.tSlss
.hr (soNi.s E1aEe Of prices SGw osIet5s Eaolatses
IS ssse: Philsdc!phis GOLDEN Fyrun, sos5se; q vts
dsipa, sLla4li8; Cuhso. Aaoasssts 6A*sss as~ aef4
Il 3Oc; xxx eystal. Av&ac: queen bee hive. 'h7t5s.
PhilAteirhIa l.t4 hiFs% 64&65e
STAECH-Ihe U1rktt Wal q1iEt Eut 0fm, =
former t1ices: ktneaard eozu, sH!sH-: p1re. .lo4
ial1sc: silyu Eos. la4!3He; Wy l1nnStJt Estsc;
SPIGES-pcalc1s reported uetEFe deAA9a ~
week. ard In many instances r5iess Nesc eNaaso
IL crjef 70 eject sses Pfmt1iA SIC 1ntust6A ~
i. aiNslt3, No.a 14aaL1; easati. cssse :peq1e''
SSoDA AND sA1ERATus-Tbem market WAS ,qne:
last week and In quarters r1tees WE aasaea n
ofdH . eaost sals:: RyIsf ,ant;. n1at;a:; T nosc
a3iole;Delsnd1 ehczncal.la4(9lakc; Pa:c. f8skc:
'sshTf!:H sTnHtsd5s t!s Hasi u la bs,s Teea
was fair inquiry the EetE md quotations.
Hese readily realized. The stceks Ase n !, $?o4
enndition. We Qacte: E7e1H hI3 81 10; coafse t5.
81 8: eol... y htl q =; dAY. Nth haSs eateEs!s;
sEEps-shea wcse u fau.xt: 9 s..,a Hzcs,.isa
1t a1.i3; IT. Gu E-1l.et ~ 40,
TEAS-Th: maz1et LIST u!cek prevented 10 NV fca.
, 1869-06-30
COMMERCIAL.


Tuesday EVENING, June ..
The following tables show the receipts and chip
ments OF produce during the paut twenry-four
hUurs:
, 1869-06-30

Il, -; IL fhc sen
rrs festurSs qi this Market the demand continuing
Hsb, end prices io1 1cst descriptions Flltcs sSca6
iEs: wectiy i4ic. though wish ne e5e9tan # drop
Etn- thr bstde tgfta cIt1a. quotations. fHtain h-
th.nsed LuseeJ hsa been drl and nestcsted thIoSsa
OUT I'D p:icea have rrc-ded about hc Whale ol hss
being bed With eonsiderahle d-n.ncts At c We lu5sr
G.ESe1 n e. unsesd Fawt t,e s9s; sts ZEE ~ Sooeo
o. ate ~ d. a =: Thais oil Il r. ~ 2a " ri
5s@ac; tulIentns, sSzA5s; rPe1n oil saoa: elephant
''fi 'fi4iSfS AND CbtORS S-Thi. market has been In
, 1869-06-30
New York Breadstut1s Provision mud Grocery
Markets.
Snaei.i naAna tet,k In trl,.. G1,tAa. y, Tribune

1lRfkcf&s
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YoRK, June 2.
BHEApsTUFFA
Flour very depressed The export demand was
limited to ctmri.i1s cargotr. Wlieat-A dtspohition
rrrsa sales nf No. zpHns heans. The eSnditinn 4
are storing Shippers held of In anticipation Of lower
prices, ocean frcghts. both Corn and oats very
unsettled.
PNOrl9lDSa
Pork clp<ed dull at S99 IS I4..d-SnA- since Change
80 prime steam 1t buyer July Cut meats and
bacon urn but dull.
Coffee quiet; Rio. lsagHc. Sugar In fair demand
fair 10 prime EToceEy. 1Szfdf!Ec
EXPORTS
past week-F1our. 6l,0oQ bll.: Wheat si10o1 bu !:
corn, bu; rye eLuo0 bn; pork 1.u0 brls bacon.
l.sd CO ns, lard, 10000 lis hops, lf,0M ts-
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TUESDAY ETE.'Is6. .June9
Tc following were the receipts and sflrne,te Of Inl
her, shingles aud lath during the rast tventTtaIr
BOUTS: ...
Receipts. Shipment
SfsinGles, Aaao Aasaaa lt5l' ~ ~
lit eiiowinG tsIis SLOWS the lcctpts and lprcnt.
''' 'A@ Hee<ps. saiaaeaa.
lnnf+T H.....-.--.--.--.......5 5t1tuM SnMn S5H1oe9
Sh!HE!es- 1ss.Ho " Ky ~
Thc Ecceints and shipments during the pas: xeeE,aad
=:rec January !, were 5. tollowa:
Gs4t' Il. 'S5xI- So Es''3s Il. ST sstrl +
Lumber IN s s;.sA issss sIa!ss s4s7s5
stirslcs. n .a!6s laGs5 3!l.sz: :sisi4
% Hffds Hei osts So; m.7is 1T S ;ssr s'snH ssFa$
tr week lu.t closed exhibited only nodc:ati dreste
Ut HE md prices suffered dccne Of q = 1t
common md cua1tc E1uata- The ottt1iSs were
large. " A :" sawed thinslcs sold at aae5ao.s7A u
1o1 m ttioat and l1th 1t $es5 }c4te:day aud to-day
ths inquiry was o1 taT ehs:a1es and nndc; tshtEs
eae UaIto e Il T. IT. sGoyer from Peutwa.e, m ec.u,
ling and is at slio1 1oe IN shiEEes 81 aoQ =ofd by
Maxwell & Co.
trips and mixed. 1t si!;s sold by Maxwell Go.
common s:Tiph aud boards II Sl1; - N latA a
sold by Thomas Wilcox / Go.
Cargo of ech1 Tro Brothers. from North AcGsstilne
70 IN + ,ail 5un L9srds md strips at sli": sold by
IaFeo Il sehr AbiEaiL from, Grand Haven. III IT
At THE YAIp4.
a.
, 1869-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
B21chelprsS Hofr Dye.


Ti. splendid Hsir pfs IL the bsst IN tho world: ths
only ttuc and perfect 0ye: her1nees reliable, nsanta-
neora; dtsaVRoant1aent; ridiculous stnts rmedtM
the l1 eeets of bad dsss; iuvtEoraes and leayes ha
pEns51ts nd fssf.nae1s md Bsopcty APPLIED II tha
, 1869-06-30

-ScS p2o
BEEE CATTLE-Thc-r was afat1lr active demand
for betE tpday. shpr:re aec'.n and for tie
leItcE Srndts 6I1arr frcluk cG.alced The receipts
we.c lshs md s fas tcEe:asr With the rezoE:ed N;
r-uvtep. IN the pI1nGrA Eastern cohtkets stimulated
lie leuiand nnd enabled holders. In many iusa.ce. to
y te1e + hetGE 1toes than were current II " cse
e'u:raor aaa tntc:i9r detc7sp;iona beins more
OF 1.s4 nexssced. and r}ow tale 1t Any ps1ce
sset embrace about 20 head # Erlee5 Isnssg *t st
Feod bntehcs' rtock md fair ,oFood atoe1ers sss
Is. for prime strictly ehaic+ shipping Thu
bets s5.r Fl .hc day was % head. Averaging ls .- At
$sG This very t:Ue drove. and The ptice real.
tIte extreme The market cioecs firm 1t
tic annexed quotations:
CLOSING PRIcEA
Choice Eeerta-Efue. tA.. well formed, to
6sear old asetre. md averaging from lAss0
P1i1ue De-rrs-G,.od. Wrn.fatied. Hneis.
turned esccTs averaging 1fs0 t. 80 1x.. 6t@&s.:s
Ea!s G1y1ats-F Hsf e&rern. in fatr t3eFh- 1vcs.
ax7Ik 1Gk1 to IL 81 IL hES3~
Aeas III Elas<-Acd!1m steer and good
ec-tft. CT, slsSktic.. sad avc:asias sW
Stick C4stte-Comnon cattle, In decent
3tctt@ Ard averaging SO TO l.aso tos-.... IoS6M
11fe7:er-lft: md thin and s:ceta... a1s8455
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Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, June =.
9ows P1ops B:zdbn,J, Nshsaaxu. , ToaaWaads.
Jones: sehrs Sam Flint, Col Cook. Summit. Golden
REle. -----..
harks City Of milwaukee. David Morris; brig Oak
Leaf; ecLrs ". Shurc Denmark Dan Tindall. Presto.
SrsAuncr, Young America. AEc,5ue.
&Np-SnnthNcat.
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RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
s,UAAER.AR RRA ANGE,MENT

6O- n II G 4&s q - AhA4 ~ - I, IL ~ ~ =
.qaao ssen.aTzs.sss' is55;s s'.;! RAMR9Ap ~ .A.
''*1's oss sSz$s:sS:5'S #:; S::Es :::z
Cedar Rapids sP.xsnss..--.-...sM ..e:Hpa
S;5ss Sc! s.: :; :s
E:ssss: g Bss}isS Sss ss sass
ss;!s s:ss
pzror-e15s4 sa4s.6Si 6sssi 9sxI15. asa Rst.e .trses
hs:a!sL Rs:ss s;!: :ss iss$ .ssa
$i5lsiss & :::.:::::iiSfS e :5Ss:ssz
.oo-cssss szssessS ssssf Il Kas:,s ,trset.
Sss: S.ss: 81 ss$
v,.1;:'SEs 4 sss!3 + sasss;'s
chicago, ALTON EST. LOUIS RAILROAD,
Liking HE :s5B$ #
4E5seEs Ess SssgEFs5t szS3S4s :, ,ff41ass4D fs1s 70;
RisasR kiSss Bss s
Ksss Isl q IS ;ss$ :;Is
i Z Z & & s:isSs$$ ::!sS:Sss:s
gosEsS SqEHsaa ss1s aea sa5.ttz tssst Hssa
MlGH1GAF souTaKRN RAILROAD.
est 9 6 ~ hs5sa sah I tRa s: :Te "A
;i;;:::::::: ::Ss;S 5SSssss
Ns1t 5srSofr 81 m oAa
PIX PIX; s ....---.....:-:s.s@.@ ;.seepa
us,as 6Ro1N1oat 4 I:ie .szesse4asfss 6ssea z.e.
;s::::::::: :s:$ :;:s
Z EIss i ssss : :S:s
'ass TSsa4 / VIII VEssFwolS4zz:
.eo1uMnus, gA1oteo s i9aiss15E azs4fESst 4fsSi
"''. s1ssSSs :3s Sssss;s r.; @ s's@ 4..As
Ssss;' s5s5if s;f: Nh s: 5
General Eozthwes.eta PszeaSs5 Asn.
ssss az; e SSi Sss,s "a az s: sss:
e:$fss 1{sss 81 ;S;sS
PITTSBURGH zoRr SG1H EAXsEa . omnAso RAIL-
xs,, md Accommodating. .....:-: ss9.@- s ssJss1a
81 s. 2;:s' sssSS: :;:
en1oAoe. .1gR1no7oa8 8qg2.;5toz Fl RArgae.2 gs.s z
~ s:ss Z :ssPs slsPa
Ass5ss1 ::sSsS ::s:; assa siss;s .;ss .is
s1eeSSs6eSdpK1oH's PASSENGER sx1AxxEs
Fn1 MI5Ma.kee, &C. 6.l!y., .fSs....~
, 1869-06-30

The New York Ja.trra, ef c,mmcre publishes
the following list OF charges for freight per 100
~. from tho sevcra1 Eastern cities to Chicago,
10th by "a al NIL, - ND aiso BY si4alu:
Au Ruii, Steam,
Cent. GtH:t.
rsrnn, Bnstnr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
FrcIu nG1GU orc. .-...... --..+.+-.S1
f.ar1 Phijote,nJta ta...,,.,..,33 4. 50
flp4l 4 4A4+sz~1 x
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ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO. June - acd E-tropS
fSPafeaic, Idnho- Err1yc Statc ba1ks SnHmcr Cloud
and Zaek Chandler. ,
GlENED Toa CmcAGo juno s aud a:.-Propa CHI
e4ko Plymouth, CAniiteo, Roanoke. aud ech1 l. IN
SnlkeaEuteh
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HhANesalee II 10 teur At &lzso en track
Supply Ia large -
CHEESE-A guiet feeling has casrasezizcd the tcar-
81 tor thif stee throushoui she weet and during
tsIaAy md To-day pEtce4 were ta&ixE c&Hc4ssOnS Of
asan trpotSd Tower n the East and the feadeney he
ssetsttons. logTs; Nsx Yorx feetosy, 1sS1se ri.
noM t4Sofy 1sH&Sl:Ac; Heste17. Reserve. t89$4l71c
Go1%So .m2o.tant change hs. takea rlaee II TIE
eoins*h.s rettrieted and for anthracite Gods the
M 5et y no: renaikAhy etronE The Eoe ar larse for
1aines MI Soy I'll way fer adtasnast F1ieca my
[hsde oH htc n favor of bqyers Neenntin to quote
tIfhish pssfafsd sla1 LsetsMsai.4 sesanto9 md
Hui, eGoo: Ghtppew9, Mineral Ridge and Willow
@ banxs s7bo; Illinois Coal eaoo9d.a, acnara,ng to
COFFEE during theweeE under review = Enoact,
under favorable adviees from the E.st. suetatsons
{ nsssaea We Saosea:, ,: J5ys: ssssMs; .. ..a g;
$7ae: tais to esod ass24e: pfirns to choice. ais9
dASpLEs-P.iees remain shout the pa1nc II noted
one week Trade Ashi kizk's Eax.u,G7 lt9l94c;
tsl1pH, Il, (seaI,ne9. lE&l{scs taIlow {steA.incl
3 selnsidsr l4e star. 1sA9l7ae; Bauvtt's eteasiae
, 1869-06-30
GsAv sil1 LAE EuT.!
T.-u,-S - tS4N

Gsk.1 sir LAEc11r!
JaouaH = lSta
Mn. Il T. HH1sBoIo:
Dear Sh-Your communication requesting our fe1ma
OF advertising duly received. but from psejudioe
bad formed against advertising NcuIs4 for seetet d.
esasee" It ras Left unanswered. During accidental
IN drug store tho other evening" my Nnd
II changed on the charaeter fyour HGcHu. It wA
thsl highly recommended for otaer diseases bs two
physicians present.
Enclosed pleasc End our rates of Adsettisins
= < g. s1xxHoUsE.
Editor and p1rp.ieto. .. tie Daily aud weekly fele
graph
sous .rc Eannias unle., doaaup IL sseeleats.red
!. =,
wrapper. With tssAiuile u my Chemical Warehouse.
aud si1@a
n. T. HELMBoLD.
594 Broadway, New. York.
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An even: If considerable iPortanec 70 ths tfaes Of
Ca,ea.o and 10 .he dais5us Interests Of the "cs O.
cured thls week bv the ctarAnnc of s1aFe tons o.
butter iron. Chieaso for 6ao franess oFef TIC F@eI
ic Railroad. r,,
Thi. movement Was tnaEguraed bS Metstf. Fairfield
T1sIk Of New York. cxtentvc shippers ID tnat saoe;
ttcs have a.,asauc Of prompt despatch in tue move
men, Of tic evcls BY the railre ad. which WI have
tcnduucy to d,el tie impression among shippers Ess
of inability Ct 1tie Pacific Railroad 10 carTy freight
with ttxYa.ct-
1t ite u.al r eren little hise<. rates 0. freight
CheAso aIt shs Fatiae Railroad will have la.Ef Aoa
Increasing trsf.e datfJ dons W
Etw Tota ra the Isthmus. With the dtadFantAse o.
e1orbttaat rA:ca Of freight. and some thirty caJe ~
sran~ including ten dsyB delay In the hot elisis o.
the Isttua efte1.nes raaalAsn6 tho srttfle Of bur
ter. md airays inr13us 1t great extent from Waics
4 nsyrr futy recoTts1
These disadvantages hare Led 70 \ xreat eort OH the
part Of Uklta to prod2ee heroTn batter and ehese,
bst their dtsr "a dry sessona renders Il haIatdon
The facility Of tho railroad and the much lower pStoeA
lke to RUE in eonsequenes Of tha cas lneseAss Of
PRODUCTION In tho East stimulated by kdSh psteee pse-
rslug tbs paa: few yoArf reuds 1t probable that the
Pacific Coast wf1 uore thao crer rely On tho Es1t tos
tl7pNe%
Z; Iha stnen: Of he::z L. r:..sz Of tss choicest ats
, 1869-06-30
Eor'the Female Sex.
GENERAL NOTICES,

There remedy Gkcfu1 and eiic4cious u NISH.
LKRS RERB BI1.TERS. Avoid pills md powders Of
eveEy Kind. a-l only this LIE restorative tuulc AID
SfJTrI,P ,Prtk
, 1869-06-30

In the afternoon the leading E7aln r7arSets we've
fairly active and prices we're frIrer No. 9 spring
uetat closing a. s1.io setter JCIy; si.e5Lt8
lei seller June, mud No corn nj seller July.
No demand for oats At The evening meeting busi-
ncss quiet and prices little better than nonl-
Da'. No movement In lake f7ctshts or prorls:one-
The aug nll!ke. was duh and droop!ng. The
supply Largely exceeded the demand, and prices
receded ls4a3c. Sales were confined 10 +,2S'
head, At . range OF &S-s53e.so Tor tnfcrofto
choice, Bee! cattle were In good demand and cfm
at fun rates, Sales reaca abo1t 800 head, At
range OF xlo0,a Cs for Inferior 10 extra grades
, 1869-06-30
HEIMBOLD'S =.
-
Fluid Extract Buchu

y
l. Tie x7s.. piascts .d |. certain sse ker Dsea'es
at thu Bladder, Riarcys Gravel psopaz. orsAnic "eaf
frn.,e ceurl.Iu,s Gcne.sI Debility, and ii Die
s..cs ot FIR Urinary o,ssns vhehe- existing IN Male
., i.n,, ,,e uh..e4sr saa.s orsluatns and no insa
ter of how long ssandius
1sno tn a.ucnt submitted tc, Consumption OF In
sanity may easue Ous ae.h and blood are Supported
from the*e .onreea ma the ha.ith and hh*nne's and
thai Of postet,. depend prompt aas Of reliable
retnedy.
.HelnhaId. Extract Buean. established upward OF .
sears, prepared br . ~
, 1869-06-30

: REDUCED RATES.
London md HeH York Steamship Line.
s.e,ue,s fottuisAtly to Lond,n dteet, from Flcr he
3. Noz1h River, n. 2. PMaa9e At sao. s.e and sA
ATHI.IETA, ,.yuna = IPAKAGUAT.....ja!S y
CELLA,,,,,,.,... July lc BELL0NA; .Arg.
AnsxeR "a RS;tsF5an s. shs.pett e7ssny 1a:e1 & -
F1rE. a fc JAS. WARRACk. cesues IaSs1lt ana Md
ise-.sts UtiraSo. Eoe fright to ROWLAND & Al
PINNALI4 n s>outhtt- N. r -.
, 1869-06-30

Tort Of Cleveland.
CErAIEp FOE CHICAGO, JrEc 35.-P:o7 Evc:Srcn
, 1869-06-30
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY EvESISG, june ~.
Tr following were the receipts and sftrme,te Of Inl
her, shingles aud lath during the paEt tyentYf5Ir
, 1869-06-30

FISH-As eonlraI el with l.st week. tttre tas been
s5suethtns of falling Cd IL the demand tor tsa ~
4sGatac pcF brI Saltwater descrp rG1nan ds-
OWING to thu inadequate supply S.uoked kaI11ut nTe
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-27
Religious Items.

A common liable example of Ii! erality
is exhibited by prominent citizen of
Cornwall in his acts of beneficence dur
ing the last year. In addition to his
doing his share of suppcr ting the Cos
pei at home, he has given $1,000 towards
building the Baptist church in Vergen-
mes, and paid the whole salary of a
home missionary to labor in tie cOun-
ty.
Subscriptions to the amount of 500
for al Episcopal house of worship at
Chester have already been made, and
the committee have decided to proceed
to the erection early this spring.
The number of Sabbath school teach
ers and scholars connected with the
Episcopal church i'm Vermont, in 1868,
was 800
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-27

THE STATE vs.. Mrs. Pc TTER.--The
case of State VS.. Adelia Potter, indict-
ed for receiving stolen goods on the 10th
Of June, 1868, at her residence in Willis
ton, consisting of articles of ready-made
clothing, cloth, dress goods, gloves, &C.,
of the value of S299, was called at the
opening of the Chittenden County
Court Friday morning. She was tried
in October last, with her husband, on a
charge of having burglars tools in their
possession. Mr.. Potter was convicted
and appealed to the Supreme Court.
She was acquitted, but imm sdiately ar
rested on the charge for which she has
been on trial. She has been out on bail
since last November. Daniel Robe rts
appeared FIR tie State, and Henry Bal
lard for respondent. The evidence was
all in, arguments made, and the jury
retired on Friday afternoon. The jury
came in Saturday morning, and an.
nounced they could not agree upon 6
verdict. Thereupon they were dischar.
ged for the term, and the case continued
Upon the application of Mr.. Henry Bal.
lard, counsel for the respondent, the
court fixed the bail of the respondent
at $1,000, which was Immediately fur.
nished, and Mrs. Potter was discharged
from arrest.
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Strangers Guide.

TIME Y. NJ. G A. meets every Monday evening
at their rooms over VIM. n. Smiths store,
Main Street.
Champlain Chapter No. X. A. NJ. meets the
third Wednesday evening in each month"; at
their hall in Union block, Main Street.
Columbus Council No. l, Il. n 5. NJ. meets the
second Wednesday evening i'll each month, dt
their hall in Union Block.
Franklin Lodge No. 4, +. A. NJ, meets 'ne
first Wednesday evening in each month at Their
hall in Union Block Main Street.
Englcsby Lodge No. 81 I. A. NJ. meets the
fourth Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall i'll Union Block, Main Street.
CRYSTAL Fountain, Temple of Honor No. meets
every Monday evening at their Hall III Bnrhes
Block, Lake Street.
ST. Adams Lodge No 80, l, o. of q, L meets
every Friday evening at their Hall III Barnes
Block, Lake Street.
very Saturday evening, at st. Albans Bay
st. John the Baptist Benevolent Society ga
uadian) meets on the first and third "Wednesday
evening of each month at their hall over f. II
Hnntington's Store.
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BODY FoUND.-The body of an UNI
known man was found lying in a pool
of water on the intervale on the farm of
Mr.. Sibley, in Colchester, mile and a
quarter below WinOoski Falls, Sunday
afternoon, by a couple of gentlemen
who were walking over the grounds
looking at the result of the freshet.
There was on the body when found, a
pair of fine boots, shirt, aid black
Northumberland, red handkerchief
passing from the top of the head down
under the chin, as if to keep the jaws
closed.
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Raiitcay Trucks.

How best to prevent disastrous rail-
road accident by trucks running down
embankments after leaving the rail :
To the Editor of Montreal Herald.
SIR.-I noticed paragraph in the
Daily Witness of the 18th inst, in re-
ference to car trucks on somewhat
man, l was induced to make myself ac-
quainted with the details of Wilson's"
Antifriction Lateral Molten Lock
Truck; having been kindly shown the
models, but the cars that had those
trucks under them were then running
on the road, and | refrained from Civ
ing my opinion until had n AIDE thor
ough examination of the practical work.
ing of them, which | have now done
both as respects the four wheeled and
the six wheeled trucks. l find that tn e
freight trucks, under a twenty ton car,
have run over 100, 900 miles without
starting bolt, or requiring the slight
est repair. A six wheeled truck is run
ming on passenger train daily from
Montreal, and having ridden in the car
| can speak from actual observation that
it is the easiest riding car that ever
came under my notice. These trucks
can safely recommend for the consider
alton of railroad managers, as by adopt
ing them the frequent accidents which
regret to say, are of daily occurren &C
by tack spreading and broken rails
precipitating the cars over the embank.
ments would be entirely prevented
saving the enormous expense and loss
which might be avoided. AS regards
the cost, excepting the wheels ano
aXles it is at least fifty per cent, less in
labor and material then those now in
use, and the safety is beyond doubt
The patent is secured, / am informed,
both for Canada aud the United States
am, sir,
A RAILROAD MAN.
Montreal, April II, 1863.
A car with this truck may be seen in
the Railroad yard in st. Adams.
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Gold 1881.
N OTTO E .

rs hereby given that the books for receiving
l. subscriptions for shares of the capital
stock in the National Trust Company, charter
ed by the General Assembly of the State Oliver
mont, and approved November 18th, 1868, will
be opened at the banking rooms of the Yer
mont National Bank, in st. Adams, on Tuesday,
the 4th day of May, 1869, and continue open
from 10 O'Clock am. till o'clock pm, each day
Sundays excepted for the space OF ten days,
and thereafter until one thousand shares shall
be subscribed.
The subscribers shall, at the time of sub
scription deposit with the Commissioners ten
dollars on each share by them subscribed.
st. Adams, April lst, 1869.
WORTH hgtOM G. Smith,
bradley Barlow
George G. Hunt
James SAKE,
HOrati0 N. Barber,
Adds o. Brainerd,
Jasper Rand,
Martin A. Seymour
Lawrence Brainerd, Jr.
Samuel Williams.
Abner Forbes,
r.. Stewart Stranahan,
John w. newton,
Guy G.. Noble,
John &. Farrar,
John j. Burgess,
*t274-tillMa George G. Smith.
Commissioners.
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TO successfully treat diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach, Female Diseases, ETC., the Blood
must be permanently purified; to do
this we require n compound that will act
upon the organ affected, upon the
teal Vessels, and as this is the
Office of the great ShOshOnees Remedy,
we strongly Recommend that Indian
Compound in these diseases. 263-4w
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IMPORTAN MT!

LNOR the better accommodation of the public,
IL the subscriber has secured the services of
several experienced Painters, GInziers and
Paper Hangers. With fair share of public
patronage he is determined to keep the best
working gang of mechanics in the County.
Let 1t be remembered that he employs none
but experienced workmen and men Of steady
habits.
If you want painter, don't forget the place;
shop on Lake Street, opposite the Foundry;
Residence east of Academy, on high Street.
CHARLES THOMPSON,
House, Carriage and Sign Painter.
st. Adams, VT, April ~, 1869. *t6w-26i