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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-12-23
REAL ESTATE,
Real Estate Office.
Land Bought and Sold on
Reasonable Terms.
Land and Town Lots for Sale
4. B. &C. 4. c. CiPRON.

The n sec a, 80. r e, $50 acres
splendid land, heavily timbercd with black
walnut. poplar, ash and oak Price. sos
per acre. Terms easy.
The c sec %. a. mr. 3 @. 100 acres:
extra land, with best quality of heavy tim
Der Price Sl5 per acre, one-third down.
balance on long time.
The sell sec p, 81. range 3 C. IGO acres
heavy timber. mostly oak and poplar: land
of the best quality and in good neighbour
hood. Price S!5 per acre, one-thrd down,
balance on easy terms.
The 5 nc, and n c. sec To- t 80. 3 e,
100 acres, mostly splendid moving marsh
| timber enough for building and fencing
purposes. Price IS per acre; terms easy
The W sec %, "a II 3 c. 16O acres:
about 20 acres bottom land. the balance as
fine n tract of timbercd land as can be found
in the county. Price $50 per acre, on good
terms.
The W ! sec 8, t 81, | e. so acres;
oak barrens and moving marsh; to be had
at bargain.
The Sc and c sw sec 6 t 50. RI e,
SO acres, timber and moving marsb-SS
per acre.
sw i,scl n e sec 90, "a. r G, 100
acres, part heavy barrcns, part marsh. ST
per acre.
The W NV / section IL, I 81, e. 40
acres; good land, to be had cheap and ON
good terms.
The fri W ] sw sec 10, ( 50, e. 119
acres, part heavy timber, and some bottom
land; $40 per acre.
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Harper's Magazine.

ITNQU the best sustained work o
4 the kind in the World.
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INSUR

rs YOUR LIFE INSURED.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-03

OFFICIAL.
Ldqcs Passed by the Third Session Of
the FOrtieth Congress.

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-NO. z.
Joint Resolution directing the en-
forcement of the lien upon the
steamer " Atlantic"
Whereas. on she sixth of February,
eighteen hundred and fO~rty-nlne, an
agreement 10 the nature of a ehattel
mortgage was entered into between
the Secretary of the Navy of the
United States and the assignees OF
the Collins contract, by which, after
reeiting the acts of March third,
eighteen hundred and fOrty-seven,
and August third, eighteen hundred
and forty eight aforesaid, and that the
assignees of the contract had launched
two vessels, (the Atlantic" and
/" Pacific" still uDfnished,) and had
applied for advances under the act,
and were willing and DESTROYS to
secure the repayment or refunding of
the same from the annual compensa-
ton Of the said ships by a lien on said
ships, 1t was witnessed that the
said assignees bargained, sold and
conveyed the said two vessels to
Prosper NJ. Wetmore, upon trust;
that the assignees should retain pos
session Of the said vessels and employ
them in the execution OF the contract,
and if, after the expiration of one
year from the commencement OF the
performance o the service under the
contract, the assignces should have
failed to repay in money, or to re
fund out Of one years compensation,
such outstanding balance due and
unpaid or u~nrefunded of such adj
vances as the Secretary of the Navy
might have made prior to the end of
one year from the commencement of
the performance of the said service,
then the said Wetmore was, after ad-
vertising for six months the time and
place of sale, to sell the said steam
ships at public auction, and out
of the proceeds pay CD the expenses
of the trust, (2,O the balances of adj
vances due the United States, and (3)
the surplus to the assignees; and
whereas the said deed of mortgage is
still binding on the Atlantic" one
of the said steamships; and whereas
a large amount is sti | due on the
said mortgage for expenses incurred
in executing the trust, which amount
it is claimed the government is liable
for; and whereas the sale of the said
steamship Atlantic has been duly
advertised according to the terms of
the mortgage, but eve sold; There
fore,
Be it resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary OF the
Navy be, and is hereby, directed to
cause the trustee named in the said
decd of mortgage to proceed at once,
in such mode as the law and deed Of
mortgage may authorize, to enforce
the lien upOn said steamship At
lantic," with a view to the immediate
payment of the expenses of the trust,
and any other balances that may be
due and owing upon the said mort
gage.
Approved February 10, 1869.
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DR.. Rnrtnn,s Tobacco Antidot8

WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DkSIRE FoR Ao5AoOXI
satAelH uege4GBe and harmless 1t pHFlscs ana eIZtIes
the BOod, invigOrafes the system, possesses great IRmIshs,
ing AMI strengthening power, is an excellent t3hc anu
appsuAr, enables the stomach 10 digest the FieartIest
food, makes sleep refreshing, and estahbsIs iOohSt
health. $ROkeTs ant chgCerS for Ssrtg YdfS c"Hsd.
Price FiftAeents per box. An interesting Xeaiise on me
injurious etNets of tobacco, with lists OF teAimoniaiS' lei'
erenceS, etc. NEST FREE Agents wautN. Address.
\DR. I. R. ABBOTT, JeSey Chyi Nj.
TESTTHHoN LAhS-
POsrNAsTEas KEsTxONY.-I recGved q box of Bur
tons Antidote froS Rev. J NJ. PZhlton. and find it en-
c1ertaat cure S-GNsHAL, Conn1ton, Harrison Co. o.
FEoM The U. s TRASsURY, SsAetarfs 0Gce-PleaSe
send a supply Of the ANTIDoTI tn one Ieeeired hos
done its tCOrk SURELY. o. Z. EDGAR.
Of influence here having bSh cured Of the appetite FL
tobacco by using DIR. 5urtoN AntidOte, We desire a sup
ply for the prisoners OF thx inNitution.
JOsEFH MAYO, NhsdeiNpf n. II. State Prison.
ABNSSrR's TEsrIvNT NBurton's Antidote fa
Tobaeco ms acsoaspE At al rIdfned for Il
". MAxSEst Nat. Bank, New Albany, Ind.
cured mn brotherAnd my self IT NETAR FAILS.
Rev. J. r. SHoEAAKERs Kelley station. Pa.
FRoM rHE G6LGcE HEADQUARTERS ,LYA, MAss-I
AI-c g4ilef N tg7fre pounds Of flesh IN thr< months by
using Dr.. ~ .1ns AntidOte, and al dssfIe foNooaceo is
removed. A%b WA. Ia W NrsJR
FRoY IN SOUTHERN HOME JOURNAL, BALkINoRE,
MD-OA box Of Burton's AntidOte TeH0red GdNdesirs
for theEveed fr0m me. l take pleasure in RECOMMENDING
1t to n our readers. T. Y SLATER, EdnH-
FOR SALE BY AL DRUGGISTS. \
] [TrademdrE.9 = Copgrightedl y
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rOR SALE -FAHM-A splendid farm,
n c~Untaintug 40 acres; 80 undrr cultiYH-
ton, and 10 tm TIMBER.
Said farm IS situated " and % half miles
above toe city Of kvHurvlI e. near the
Green River Road. TIE improvements
consist of a dwelling. house, containing
six roOmn, cellar, two cisterns, % barn and
other OuL-bni dings all new aid of tho
most approved style.
There - au elegant young orchard on
said place Of about csc huudrrd trees, OF
the choicest varieties.
Also, "A clay PIT, from which three pot
teries are beng constantly supplied.
For particulars, apply 90 MRS. ~ ARIA
HU fCHIhSDN, on the PREMISE; tr sd
dress P0st-Omce Box ~. kVansYille, Ina.
fel3 dim
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Approved February 10, 1869.
TPUBLIC-NO. 16.7

AN ACT to give an additional term of
~ United States circuit court for
the eastern district of Arkansas.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That instead of one term
ear, as now prescribed by law, the
cult court of the United States for
e eastern district of Arkansas shall
I~reafter be held on the second Mon
lys of April and October in each
ear.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That this act shall be in force from
and after the passage thereof.
Approved, February 10, 1869.
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WILLIAM

civilian WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Pow, rs & Weightman, Manu-
featuring Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia"
HetmboId's Fluid Extract Buchu, for
weakness arising rom indiscretiou. The
exhausted powers OF nature, which are
accompanied by SO many alarming symp-
toms, among which viii be found Indls-
position TO EXertion, Los, of Memory,
Wakefuiness, Horror of Disease, or Fore
bodings of Evil; in fact, Universal I.assi-
tude, Prostration, and inability to enter
into the enjoyments of society.
The Constitution, once affected with Or
antc Weakness, requires the aid OF MeJi-
cine to strengthen and ~invigorate the
system, which H~ELNIBoLD's EXTRACT BU-
CHU invariably does. If no treatment is
submitted to, Consumption or Insanity
ensues.
HelmbOEd's Fluid Extract Buchl, i'm dec
tions peculiar to Females, is ~unequaicd by
any other preparation, as in Ch.oiosis or
Retention, P~ainfuIness, or Suppression of
ca. tomary Excavations, liberated or
Schirrus state of the Uterus, and All COM
plants incident to the sex, whether aris-
ing from habits of dissipation, %imprudence
in, or the decline or change of, lite.
HelmboEd'S Fluid hItract BuchU and I'M
prOped Rose Wash will radically eNtei-
inmate from the system diseases arising
from habits of dissipation, at little eX-
pense, little or no change in diet, no
Inconvenience or exposure, completely
su~perseding those unp~leasautand danger
Gus remedies, CopaIva and Mercury, Al all
these diseases.
Use HeEmbold's FtRtd Ertrpct BltcAu in
all diseases of Ct ese organs, whether exist
ing in male er femaie, from whatever
cause originating, and no matter OF how
long standing. 1t Is pleasant IN taste and
odOr, "~immedIate" in action, n more
strengthening than any of Ike prepara-
tions of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken-down or
delicate constitutions, procure the remedy
at once.
The reader must be aware that, however
slight may be the attack of the above dis
eases, it is certain to affect the bodily
health and mental powers.
All the above diseases require the aid of
a I1uretic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRAC CT
BUCHU is the great Dfuretic.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Price 81 IS
per bottle, or six bottles for So so. Deliv-
cred to any address. Describe symptoms in
all communications. Address
II. 7. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broadway, New York.
ArONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
IN lone up in streeI-englaved wrapper
with fac-simile of my Chemical Ware
house, and signed d. HELMBOLD.
janis d2m
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FORTH 4 BOWLEs' LIVERY STABLE

nor sALE-VALUABLE MAIN
STREET PRDpEHrY-That splendid
property known as the Eglcr property
: tuated on the west corner Of Nam and
sixth Streets, fronting 4Jl4 feet on Main
street and 80 feet on SIKH Street. said
property h. offered for stlo 40 low figures
on easy terms. Apply 90
j. y. ElLtBTr 70 SON.
Real Estate Agentg,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
fel6 dtf
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FOR RENT.

NOk RENT - STORE-iIOUBE That
~ very desirable brick H~torn-hOuHe, B by
90 feet, on the corner Of Nam aud Main
Cross streets, MadisOnvtllc. Ky. The best
business house and location in The city.
Possession given the lat Of March, 1888.
Apply 10 his Office. or address
LITTLEpAGE SHAW.
feI3 d3w MmhIHonvHIe. Ky
TOIt RENE-BU@IN HISS -HOUsE-4u
- Main street, three doors from lho
corner OF Third street. For particular
to ANlHUE LODGE,
febl q. IA. JENKINS.
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FOR SALE.

EwabN BALE-From one 10 Ave hundred
barrels copper whisky. either iu bond
OF free, by HUfHOttu a. LYTLH,
fel0 I'm Unf0ntuWnt fy.
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MfsceIInuaoua.

Business was rather active on the levee
yesterday forenoon.....-..The big Richmond
passed mp at A AM, having made the run
from Cairo ia twenty-one hours on a BUSH
ness trip, proving herself a fast boat. She
will be down on Friday evening, and pas
sengers ard shippers should bear this i'm.
portant fact in mind ......... h Mary Hous-
ton, after taking on board a large lot of
freight, left ut 10 An, with orders sufficient
to fiatten her out belOw-.....Ths Lady
Grace continued TO take freight until noon,
and went out with a splendid trip.....Tne
Silver Bow, a new boat built a.
Pittsburg a perfect beauty by Captain
Rea passed down at 8 o'clock, YESTERDAY
morning She Is designed for the noun
tain trade. Jim Montague and Jim Madl-
son pilot her TO st. Louis.~~.The Peytona,
morning, and discharged a large lot of
freight. She will fill out below ....-...The
packets at the landing were receiving
quite berally...-..rh Cumberland was
having her chimney repaired. Captain
Marion Wright has assumed command,
and bears his new hOnors with meekness
and dignity "..........Tne Virginia LEFT New
Orleans, on Friday, and the Dexter aud
Longworth were to leave on
Saturday----.-Fhe Cheyenne and silver
Moon were loaded nearly TO the guards.
Neither did much business here..... The
river was very rough again, yesterday, the
wind blowing a stin gale from the south
west.
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For CAIRo.-Ths magnificent Armada,
under charge OF those excellent aud EN-
Client officers, Capt. Gus. D~usOuchet, WIN.
7. Fowler and George Nicholson, will leave
at ?. NJ. to-day for Cairo aud all way port,,
giving through bills Of lading and passage
tickets TO all points South and West. max
ing those connections at Cairo with first
class st amers.
FoR LoUIsYILLE.-The grand Morning
Star. Captain A. 4. Gilmore, is the regu ar
and unsurpassed packet for Louisville and
all way landings at o O'Clock this evening.
II. W. Hutchison aud Henry Mitchell are
her pleasant and obllging clerks, aud ali
her appointments are first class.
FoR HESDERs0N-The fleet aud finely
appointed MolIie Norton, is the regular
railroad transfer packet, aud leaves for
Henderson at 4 O'Clock promptly, having
elegant accommodations for passengers
Captaia Charley Perkins, A. o. Durland
and &. ii. Boyle, are her popular and obllg-
Ing officers.
The beautiful clipper. Sallie ", splen-
didly appointed aud swift as MA eagle,
leaves for Henderson promptly at 4 p. NJ.
Captain Wallen, a gentleman OF the Old
school, commands, and Robert Brashear
and Jim Hicks, attentive and gentlemanly
officers. have charge of the office.
For NASHVILLE. The finely appointed
steamer Fanny Brandeis Is the regular
packet for Nashville aud all way ports at
four o'clock his evening. having pleasant
accommodations for passengers. Captain
Henry Miller and Kilt Rudd, young men
Of our city, experienced steambOatmen
and obliglnS gentlemen, are her chief OIL
GERS, and deserve a liberal patronage.
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The arrivals and departures up TO pm
yesterday include the Richmond, New Or
leans to Louisville; Silver Bow, Pittsburg
10 Fort Benton; Ada Lyon. Green River
and return; PeytOna and barges, Louis
Vile TO New Orleans; Mary Housto1, 10
New Orleans; Mollie Norton and sallle ",
Henderson to return: Lady Grace, TO Gin
cInnati: Cheyenne, Cincinnati TO Arkan-
cinnati.
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Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Quickstep, from Cairo; Lewellin, from
Eastport; the Havana, for Nashville; the
Norman. and Sam. j.. Hale, from Mem
phis; Clifton, for Memphis; Richmond,
and Legal Tender, for New Orleans; Dex-
ter, ViTg mia and Louisville, from New
Orleans; Alpha and Robert Moore, from
Nashville; MelnOtte, from ST. Louis; the
Morning Star, from Loulsville; Charmer,
from Cincinnati; Anna, for st. Louis.
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m weather yesterday was clear and
pleasant, and the temperature is steadily
growing miider. The river during the
twenty-four hours ending at 3 Pm. yester-
day had fal en- five inches. IL il falling
steadily but slowly from Cairo TO Pitts
burO.
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TO Physicians.
NIw York, august 18TH, 1867


Allow me to call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX-
TRACT BUCHU. The component parts
are BUCHU HONG LEAF), CUBEBS, JO-
NIPER BERRIES.
Mode of PrepdT0fiOn-Buchu, in Vacuo.
Juniper Berries, by distillatiOn, to form a
fine gin. Cubebs extracted by displace-
ment by liquor obtained from Juniper
Berries, containing very little sugar, a
small proportion of spiris, and more pal
atable than any now in use. The active
properties are by this mode extracted.
Buchu, as prepared by druggists gener-
ally, is of a dark color. II is a plant that
emlts its fragrance; the action of a fame
destroys this tits active principle}, leaving
a dark and glutinous ~decoction. Mine is
the color of Ingredients. The Buchu in
preparati on predominates; the small
est quantity of the other ingredients are
added, to prevent fermentation; upon in
it will be found not to be a tine
ture, as made in pharmacope1, nor is IL q
syrup. and therefore can be used in case
where fever or Inflammation exists. In
this, you have the knowledge OF the in
gradients and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with a
trial, and that upon inspection il viii
meet with you appreciation,
With q feeling of
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it'll a feeling of confidence,
I am, very RESPECTFULLY,
" - DA-H

II. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist ana Druggist of 10 Years Ex-
p%erience in Phi adeIphia, and now
located at his Drug a1d Chemical
Warehouse, j9l Broadway, n. Y.
From the Largest Manufacturing Chem
lists in the World.l
al AN acquainted with Mr.. H.. T. Helm
bold he occupied the drug store opposite
my residence, and was successful. in con-
Quoting the business where others had not
been equally SO before him.. 1 have been
faVorably Impressed with his character
and enterprise.
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We Lave no Old Stock.
our goods are all
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GUNS N PISTOLS,
Farming s MechanIca Tools


and viii DO offered TO The trade AZ such
prices as cannot fall 70 Impress the buyer.
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DIR. ]. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE
The Great New England Remedy.
White Pine Compound

Is now oEe ed to the afflicted throughout
the ountry after having been proved by
the test OF thirteen years in the New Eng
land States, where its merits have become
as wei known as the tree from which, III
part, il derives its virtues.
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REV ~ N Il w :
Far 81 80 nen.s e Fonrlh Lnae.
~srEAMBoAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
mas better facilities OF greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. our assort-
msnt of lot Type. though very large ana
complete, is constantly being added TO, and
eur Job department Is under he personal
supervision OF one of the best job printers
I'm the United States. We are prepared 70
ellis aiding, Cards. Deck and Meal TICK
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, DC Orders left with either of the
Wharf-boats Will be promptly attended TO.
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TBv the Armads. MARCH }. Isoo !

by the Armada, March 2, 1863
EVANSVILLE RuTner. Jr. d. Co. 3 dead
hogs w Fowler, 3dead hogs; u Baer, 3
pckgs; Agent Diamond Line. ~ bales CT
Tor Jaquess, Hudspeth ~ Co, l grey horse
X X DnnkersOn y co, - hhds tobacco.
Cincinnati ~ bbls OF molasses, va bbls
fruit, 2 bbis Eggs.
~anG from our
CINcINSATL-The Commercial OF Mon
day says:
The Empress, on Thursday, while on her
way to ParkersbuTg, broke II OF her
shafts.
III.
X. S. Wynn. OF Portsmouth,, has con-
tracted to furnish $4,000 worth Of stone for
A dis, atch from the Peoria City, states
that she Is lying la twenty feet water OIL
one side, over the decks on the other, and
raising her.
ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat Of Monday
says:
The river yesterday was still steadily de-
Ginning, and the weather was wintry cold,
but renewed slightly by the warmth OF the
sun. Business s~tagnatinE again, owing 10
the renewed spel OF Winter weather,
which has put an end to navigation above
mere. Heavy ice running yesterday, per-
haps causing boats TO lay mp below, but we
had good hope of the Forsyth get ing i'm
Saturday night, not more than ten or
twelve hours past due. Gather very cold
with continued North wind. There was
no ~stagnattOn OF business al the Memphis
and Nieksburg wharlbOat, which was so
crowded during the afternoon That IL was
plainly 70 be seen the wharfbOaI IS yet too
small.
VIcKsBURe. - The Vicksburg Times OF
the 24th says:
From Colonel Shields, clerk OF the Peo-
ria City, we obtain the following particu-
lars concerning the sinking Of this boat az
Coles Creek Island The Peoria city lett
New Orleans, bound fer LOuff willie. on
Wednesday evening last with about Jour
hundred tons of assorted groceries, two
hundred and thirty-six head Of cattle n
"A fair list OF Nothing OF unu-
sual interest occurred until Sunday even
ing, the 2tsi, when, at six O'Clock, the boat
suddenly run into a log ban VIII ch COM
Dletely enVelOped both shores, and before
her Whei eabOnts could be asceFtained, she
struck the shore, head on, shiVertug her
she commenced To make water rapidly.
The river at that place being \ cry deep,
the boat wa Immediately eaded Tor the
bar opposite, where she now lies, with her
main Geek under wafer, and at one place
a portion OF the boiler deck Is also cove ed
by water. The cattle were safely driven
ashore and about dfty tons ~ fretpht
saved which was on deck. Tie balance Of
the cargo, it is supposed, will be n total
were transferred To the Ruth, which boat
arrived at the scene OF the accident on
Monday evening. IL A. the opinion 81
Colonel Shields. and also o the oghsI
Officer, that the Peoria CITY can be RAISED
without difficulty, and "A bell boat - now
en- route 10 her assistance from Ne" VI
leans.
NV oRLEAEs-The Times OF Saturday
says;
The weather Yesterday was like that OF
is prrdecessor-hne md pheasant with a
co Ratiness on the landing bore q dull APP
H. dnIIness, the packet boats lett as usual,
and had seanty trips.
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:" I.g y .NI"NN"l ~NNINW = I9WWI
EVANSVILLE RunncT Jr. d. Co. 3 dead
hogs; w p Fowler, 3 dead hogs: b Baer, 3
pckgs: Agent Diamond Line, ~ bales C ~
ION; Jaquess. Hudspeth ~ Co, 1 grey hOrse;
Cincinnati 81 bbls Of molasses, Va bbls
fruit. 2 bbfS E2gR.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
MONDAY. August

DUTTER-We quote choice lots of New York and Ver-
mont darics at b 36c per do 32a33c choice
grocery lots 37c and select family tubs 3Sa39c choice
Western SOC; for fine grocery lots Bic; grades
sell at 24l26c per Id.
CHEEsE-Wc quote fine factories at Is .a,19 LIE per
ID; firm daries lial6c.
EGGSThere have been light sales of Eastern at 262s
and Northern at 25a26c.
BEANS-We quote mediums at 81 a5l2 so per bush !;
Western Pea Beans at $3l3 25 and choice hanpckcd
50 5Ol3 rs per bush.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 S7a2 per Dbl. Sweet
Potatoes a shade Hrmcr this morning and we hear Of
sales Of Noroks at ss 2sa3 90 in bags s425 in bills
and $5a52o for Jerseys in bbls Onions sell at 81 5oa5
APPLES AND PEARS-Ccooking Apples sell at $2a3
per bb and good eating fruit at S3ai per Dbl, with
at higher figure. Bartlett Pears sell at 81 5oa4 per
crate
HAYWe quote new Hay at $50 .22 per ton old do at
5a2l to quality. Straw New York bales $3la32 per
ton.
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DR.. Hams Aromatic Invigorator

system the Ill effects caused by the
cess VIC use of alcoholic liquors, and eectuay DESTROYS
the appetite for these stmu1ants gives tone to debll
dtion. As medicine 1T quick and efecual, curing
the most aggravated of Dyspepsia, Kidney Com
Bowels in a speedy manner. This elegant preparation
has stood the test Of years wineg full before eat
indigestion Ladies of weak and delicate constitI
lions should take the lnvgorator three times dsy.
wine glass full before retiring will insure and re
frcsng sleep. All the proprietor asks is trial. and to
INDUCE this he has put the in pint bottles
wharf, Boston. Sold by oil druggists
Sold in Belfast by =. A. EIOWES 4 CO.
In Stockton, by JOHN M. AM Es and M ElS. II.
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