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warrants the assertion that either IL supe-
rior to tho other. The result will mainly
depend upon the skill of the coxswain
and his perfe,t knowledge Of the course.
II the boats are well steered from the soap
works through Hammersmiths bridge
and past Ait Island and are then well to-
gether, thu result viii depend entirely on
muscular force. Betting is two to one on
the Oxfords.
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Expressing confidence in the ultimate
success Of the party, etc.
The Convention in the main was har-
monious.
Col. Adams, in accepting his nomina-
ton, made q speech, which was much
commented upon both by Democrats and
Republicans.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26
Prince Arthur in Canada.

AZ, iuS-
Prince Arthur was on the streets to-day
with several of his companions. He after
ward attended private picnic of one
hundred and fifty couples, in the superb
grounds of the Archbishop of Halifax on
north west arm. In the evening he was
present at crowded concert in Horticul-
welcome. He was much pleased at the
demonstration yesterday. Weather very
fine and cool
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
Caleb Churchill late OF Chittenden said District
deceased hereby give notice that we will meet for
the purpose of examining and allowing said claims
at the dwelling house of Mrs Merriam Churchill,
in said district, on the last Monday OF Sep ember.
1869, and the first Monday of February, 1870,
from one o'clock p. m. until four o'clock p. m,
each of said days. and that six months from
the 18th day of August, A ID. 1869. is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors
to present their claims to for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Chittenden this 18th day of August,
A. d. 1869.
LEWIS j. WINSLOW, | ca,.,
S4w3ws JONATHAN TARBLE, I No'ii -
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MIDDLEBURY-Mr. E. n. Gilman, OF
East Middlcbury, died at that place on
Thursday.
The final survey of the Belden's Falls
Railroad was made last week, locating the
exact position of the road.
-Tickuor Il Goodrich's new mill has
commenced running, and exceeds, if pos
sible, the highly raised expectations of its
excellence and capacity.
Mr.. S. R. Bolton, of Middlebury, has
purchased G. f. Patridge's interest in the
mill formerly owned by Downer, Partridge
s. Allen
Rufus Wainwright; Esq, has pur.
chased the dwelling house belonging to
the estate of the late Myron Ticknor, on
Seminary street.
Three pleasure parties assemble
Snake Mountain on Tuesday last, two OF
them from Middlebury'
Lewis l.. Lawrence, a Middlebury
College graduate, has taken charge for the
fall term of Ticonderoga, n. Y, Acad-
envy.
Mr.. F. D. Mussey, of the last gradu-
ating class at Middlebury, has become
Principal of the Essex, VT, Academy
A painter in the employ of Mr.. c.
Waller, of Middlebury, got pretty well
set up with wizard oil'' on Friday last,
and danced jig on the top of the new
school house spire. The projection on
which he stood was but a few inches in
width.
DR.. c. B. Currier, of Middlebury,
has grown an Early Rose potatoe in his
garden that weighed two and three
fourths pounds. There were four smaller
potatoes in the hill, not quite SO large,
all having grown from single eye. Dr..
G. has also bean pods of the st. James
variety which measure 10i inches in
length.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a.
A very remarkable meteor was seen
here about o'clock this evening in the
west. Instead of moving horizontally as
usual, it assembled vertically, and then de-
scended over the same course, exploding
and leaving fieecy cloud like smoke or
steam, which lasted in the sky about ten
minutes
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SUICuDE.-Mr. Orville Smith, Of Shore
ham, committed suicide by cutting bis
throat with razor, last Tuesday. When
found he was lying upon the barn floor
and alive, though he lived but short
time afterwards The razor was di-csv-
cred on the hay loft, from which he must
have fallen The wound did not reach
the iugular vein, and it is thought the
agency of the fall had quite as much to
do with the fatality as the razor cut. Mr..
Smith was 65 years of age, and had be-
come quite depressed in spirit since GER
tain pecuniary losses year or two ago.
No other cause has been assigned for the
act. A correspondent gives the following
particulars of this lamentable affair: 1t
appears that he went to the top of his
barn and there cut his throat with his
razor, and pitched down to the floor, TWEEN
ty-five feet, disocating his hip and bruis-
ing his head in the fall and he was found
at five o'clock p. m, he having left the
house at half past nine, and robably had
been bleeding ever since He died in
about three-quarters of an hour after he
was discovered without. speaking. The
doctor counted twenty-seven separate
gashes inflicted upon the neck.
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RailroaA Accident.
ALBANY, Aug. "a.

ALBANY, Aug. "a.
The Oneanta passenger train on the
Susquehanna railroad, due here at
o'clock this morning. ran over span of
horses, about one mile from Emmons sta
ton. The horses were knocked into a
oulvert and killed, and the entire train
was thrown from the track. The loco
motive was badly damaged, as was also
the baggage car. None of the passenger
cars were damaged, nor were any passen-
gers injured The track was cleared 50
that trains were on time this evening
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Ky the Cable.

LONDON, Aug. "a.
Dr. Huxley has been chosen to preside
over the meeting of the British Associ-
alton Of Science next year in Liverpool
PARIS, Aug. "a.
The Empress and Prince Imperial have
arrived at Lyons on their way East.
The Senate will meet tomorrow TO hear
the report Of the committee Of status con-
aultum
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SEE TO YOUR CELLARs.-W What will
no doubt surprise many, but which il
nevertheless said to be the truth, is the
statement that many cases of diptheria
have been caused by undue dampness Of
cellars A writer in the Boston Journal
of Chemistry, alludes to the matter and
throws out word of advice which it
would be well for all to observe az fol-
lows
"Diptheria, typhoid and scarlet fever,
and many other serious illnesses, have
their origin in cellars. both in the city
and country, and we can do our readers
no greater service than to urge them to
see that, at all times. they are in dry,
sweet wholesome condition"
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CASTLEToN SEMINARY.

The fourth year 81 tins institution will
commence On Wednesday, keIf-fnb-r 18Th.
DIR the charge 81 hev 4 q. WILLIAMS and
Mr.. williams assisted bs full rrs 81 teachers
for all the branches and deparrm-nfs.
Hard snd TUITION in common English branches
$50 por anDufn
lay pup,l-. TT pm a. % sl0 per quarter
For further inform atom refer 10 IN. PRINCIPAL
or TO Z. NJ WILLARD, Secretary.
Casile'on, VI, Aug. 20. 1863 sswu
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CAvENDIsH.-At the close of the ser
vices of the Universalist church, in Cav
endish last Sabbath, which terminates the
engagement Of Miss r. A. Damon, with
that Society, the following testimonial Of
respect for their retiring pastoe, was in
PRODUCED by.Capt. ]. 70. spaulding, and
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CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

y
This iustitution will be opened for the recep-
ton OF pupiis On wedns sday, 18th sept- sexr,
Connecticut. The two courses OF study required
by the Board Of Eoueation Of the state OF ve9-
mont sIli DC pursued by the pupils aecsrding 70
their option Lectures viii be gwen BY prol~s-
saonal gentlemen ON subjects important 20 schoa-
ars and teachers.
Tuition q per quarter.
Board can be obtained ut reasonable prices in
families the village, With the frincaI.al, ana
opportunities furnished for th1se Who may O.
are "a board themselves.
For further inform .taou addrsss the Principal,
or to G. n. WILLARD, Secretary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR
THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE.-We
give no proceedings of this Association
to-day, for the reason that no meetings
were holden on Saturday. The Swans,
instead of exhibiting the results OF their
Investigations and discoveries in the Halls
of Salem, had steamer furnished them
by the citizens of that city, and took
trip to the points of archaeological and
Geological interest in and around Massa-
chusetts Bay.
In the evening they were entertained
sumptuou.ly at the residence of DIR. Geo.
b. Lorins of Salem, who gave grand
Iyeee in honor Of the occasion.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

A NEW PRISONER are of
daily occurrence Of people being stung by
new specie of potato worm, which in.
variably proves fatal. We would advise
our readers to look out for the insect. It is
OF greenish color.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

sUIcIpE,-Calvin 8. Millington, ID. D.,
formerly Of Georgia, Vt, 0omm.teo SUI
eide at his residence in Piainneid' Waus-
hara Co., Wisconsin, at 8 O'Clock a. m,
Aug stb, 1869, by opening small incis-
ion in the right jugular vein with the
noint of a razor. He had been at times
partially deranged since last March, caus-
ed by paralytic stroke at that time. His
friends had kept watchful eye upon him
for some time, but taking advantage of the
absence of his wife from the room for q
few moments, he succeeded in accomplish
ing the fatal act. The Doctor was 81
years Of age, graduate of the University
of Vermont, and a student with DIR. Chas
Hall, late of St. Adams.
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CTATE VERMONT. DISTRICT

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
~ Of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Joshua B. Wells, late OF Shrewsbury, in said dis
trict, deceased. GREETING.
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office In Rutland, In said
district, on the Sd Tuesday of September, A. ID.
1869, to show cause, if any you have, why the &C.
count Of j. w. Ainswortb adm r. Of the estate Of
said deceased, should not be allowed, and also
why the residue of said estate should not be dis
tributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this oath day
Of August, A. d. 1869.
VIC. EGERTON,
3aw3W~ Second REGISTER.
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Information viii BE- promptly furnished, and
our weesly Price Current ri be m.ilei on
eeipi of inquiry. KELLEY a GREGORY.
r. o. Box 564, y. Y.
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~ II you have a discharge from the nose, Of
f-nsve or Otherwise, partial loss OF the seuse of
SMELL taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak,
fee, duh and stupid or dchilita'ed, pam or pres
cure in the head, take I'D easily, you may rest
assured that you have the Cararrh Thousands
annually, without ma.iics'ing hat Of the above
symptoms. t.rminute IN consumption aud end IN
the grave. No disease Is 70 G. mrnon, more deccp-
tive less understood by physicians. k.N.Picrce,
OF Buffto, y. Y is TIE propri. tor OF DR.. sage's
Catarrh Reinedy-a perfect Specific tor Ca'arrh,
cold in the head" or catarrhal headache, which
he sends 10 any address post paid, for sixty cents,
or four packages for 81, Sold by most druggists
everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

ANNUAL ADDREss-Hon. Luke P.
Poland, of st. Johnsbury, has accepted an
invitation to deliver the annual address at
the Vermont State Fair, at Burlington.
Thursday, September 10th.
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20 secure . choice article At On, Qsoss,ioo.. Ths
stock here 10 aocumulstins. and .. ports IRON tAs
several butter counties al agree On large st<,chs
prime article. We noe the arrival Of . few loss
Of Canada butter. God to prime grades may be
quoted AZ Dc % SOC.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

NOTICE We invite attention to adj
yertisement in another column of desir-
able Farm for sale in Manchester, Vt.
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PEACHEs.:-Now il the time to lay in
yeur stock of peaches for canning and
preserving. They are as good az they
and the best ones will not likely be any
cheaper than they are at present. Peaches
are preserved very easily, and in point of
health-giving qualities. apart from their
deliciousness, are a necessity for every
well-regulated winter larder. All our
dealers are daily receiving large quanti-
ties of excellent peaches.
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"WEDNESDAY, Aug. %. 1863.
Reported expressly for the Rutland Herald, by
Aessrs. Kelley 4 Gregsry, Commission
Merchants, 30 Water st., New York.

New YoRK, Aug %, 1869.
BEANS AND PEAs-Prime medium have been
dull, the stock light and prices are unchanged.
Prime marrows have been dull Of sale and prices
from the buyer. Ordinary and inferior beans are
plenty, very dull and rule in buyers fsver. Can
ada peas are scarce and nrm.
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Boston Produce Market

Reported expressly for the HERALD by cHAMBEh
LIN, SrUKGEs q Co., Commission Merchants,
70 and 81 Paneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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Rutland County Ccourt.
Hon. Benz II. Steele, Presiding Judge.
Hon. Daniel Crofoot, ] A.. I,5ooo
Hon. John Crowley, Asst Judges
Fl. II. Smith, Clerk.

Hon. Benz II. Steele, Presiding Judge.
Hon. Daniel Crofoot, Ao.t I,5ooo
Hon John Crowley, ASST 'o'e'''
Fl II. Smith, Clerk.
August Gath, 1869.
The adjourned term Of Rutland County
Court convened at the United States
Court House at two o'clock in tho after
noon The petit jury was called and
sworn Upon calling the calender no
case was found ready for trial, and the
Coz 1T took 4 recess until nine o'clock to-
II, rro morning.
Th first ease for trial il No. 1873, II.
Williams W Isaac w. Aiken, but appear
enc y seem to Indicate that No. ISIS will
no be ready and that No. 1876, Mansfield
and Stiun~on w. Western Vermont Slate
Co, will be the first case tried
REV. DIR. SEAyER.-Rev. Norman Sea
yer, ID, the former highly esteemed
pastor of the Congregational Church, has
been spending his summer vacation in
town, for rest and recuperation. There
has been an earnest desire expressed by
our citizens generally, that he should
preach at least one sermon before his for
mer congregation during his stay, and
the committee we learn have earnestly in
vited him to occupy the pulpit, and II was
hoped he would do so next Sabbath. But
DR. Seaver feels compelled from the state
of his health to decline, however much he
is DESTROYS of gratifying his old friends
and Pensioners, from the fact that he
feels it due to himself to avoid over exer-
ton. and that he requires all the rest his
vacation affords him to meet the demands
of his own congregation, lest he should be
required to seek recuperation again at an
early day This will be disappointment
to the people who have 50 fondly hoped
to hear the voice Of their former pastor,
but the reasons assigned by DIR. Seaver
are of such i character as to justify his
decision in the matter.
ExCTHSIoS TO KtTITNGTo>, Thirty
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WANTED--AGENTS TO SELL
GLU- ENE,.

2 every county IN the State: Can make from
THREE to FIVE DOLLARS day.
For full particulars. address Efs4f N
0LUENE MANUFACTURING Co.,
AWsw 33e Washlngton st., Boston, Iaa.
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ROOK CASE WANTED.

A second hand Book Case wanted. Any per-
son having one that they wish 10 dispose Of Will
please apply to
L. G. FUTILE.
Herald Once.
Rutland, Aug. 9. 1863 dk~u
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WARNING.-A new swindlc was dis
covered in our village yesterday. Several
Of our bushes mon were called upon by
boys who said they had left berries at
their residences and the wife had sent them
TO their place of business to get the pay.
The amounts thus collected varied from
thirty 10 -evonty-ivc cents.
This calls to our attention another
swindle lately introduced into New York.
A fellow who has been convict on
Black wells Island, and is familiar with
the names of the keepers and physicians,
has been making much money III New
York recently by "A new swindle. He
goes to the various hospitals and institu-
tions and ascertains the names of persons
who are sick or have met with accidents.
He then visits the friends of the invalids,
and representing that he or she has died
either borrows money or requests an adj
vance in order to purchase coffin. His
demand is generally complied with as he
representa- himself to be connected with
the hospital or institution indicated
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v. b. stock and Money Market.

NV SoHE, Aug "a.
Money easy ani steady At 9 az per cent On
cali .Jaus.
Sterling Exchange quiet at loo Rlo9I for gold
and first class bills.
American gold iirrner, opening at I33h, closing
~ 1924.
Government siOak- steady.
The f4ll.yrin,, mrs Tho ci,,sirsy .sro.a .iops
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EARLY ROSE PoTAToE.-We have on
our table an Early Rose potatoe that
weighs one pound and fourteen ounces
1t was raised in Poultney, from a single
eye, in the garden of Mr.. 0. Sherman.
Who beats this
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Be 1T remembered, that at a session of the Pro
bate court holden At Rutland within aud Tor
1863
PRESENT; Hos. WALTER e. DUNToN, Judge.
WHEREAS, certain instrument III Whiting
under seal purportIng to be the last will and ter
lament of Je-eph Bull, late of Darby, III
said district, deceased, having been this day pre-
scented to said court for probate, and duly filed in
the Registers office: therefore,
1t Is ordered. that all persons interested in the
estate OF SAID deceased, be notified to appear be-
fore said court, at the Probate office Rutland,
In said district. on the Sd Tuesday IN September,
A. ID. 1869, by publication OF this order, three
weeks successfully previous thereto, in the Rut-
land HERALD, "A newspaper printed at Rutland
aforesaid, to show cause, II any they may have,
why said instrument IN writing should not be
proved and allowed, the last will and testament
OF the said deceased.
w. &. EDGEhTON, ID Register
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The VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ASCE CoMPANY.-The Free Press has
gathered, from the annual report, the
following interesting particulars concern
ing the business OF the company +: Whole
number of policies issued from March
31-t, 1928 to August lst, 1869, 147, 141 !;
number remaining in force at the last
date. %, GAL ; insuring, $33, 1l9,S 800. The
premium notes in force, being the capital
of the company, or fund available for the
payment of losses, amount to s3016, 5l4.-
81 The number of policies issued dur
ing the year was 6,4S3, insuriug property
to the amount of IS, HI i0S.
An assessment of ; per cent, one six
teenth of one per cent. less than the aver
age for the whole time the company has
been in existence. suffices for the payment
of PA losses, amounting to $50, 5S4 92,
besides meeting expenditures on account
Of new office to the amount Of 24,Gl4.90.
The entire disbursements Of the company
since its organization, loot ufto the com
Portable little sum Of 81 ,s25 ,995 SO The
people of the State, for whose benefit the
business Of the company has been carried
on, have good cause to congratulate them
selves on the remarkable success which
has attended their efforts to secure safe
insurance at actual first cost.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

DANEY.- Scientific and Mathematical
and Commercial School Mr. NJ W
Dougan. WAC has bean long and favorably
known "a successful teacher in this
town, opens the Fall term of his school
Sept. g. with a Commercial Department,
conducted by Mr.. S. NJ Pratt, an accom-
plished penman and thorough accountant
The school as now arranged offers rare
and practical, business education.
A normal class will be formed for those
preparing to teach and English branches
will receive special attention.
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r,,,no ,pRIvEAT RUTLAND,

Tue tieraid ~ tue only paper In
the County OF Rutland, or this sec.
don of Vermont that takes Teie.
graphic news. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regu-
Inriy,
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Arr,vu, and Departure Of Trains

Arrival and Departure OIL Irahns'
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
FOR Bellows Falls, 80 4 t4:45 m. ,sl2:20p M q
to:3o y. az
" burlington, 30 = 1880 a. M, 1926 '.So
D.
I" bennington. Is 40a. m, 1920 & 1918 p M
Saratoga, Sis u 1880 a. M, 3oo p ana
salem, 1880 & 1900 a M, 'l2:io Phi''
fi4O p. M
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND
49,, p..ilow. Falls, l2:40 a.m,, fsoO a. m,
'ioAii s2:l5 n $500 p. IN.
nrIi,,,ton 80 a. m, 'l2.l5 p. m, 4.25 b
SIS 10 pm.
Ranpinpton ~ 10 a. M; $50 & lilo p. m.
Saratoga, 'I20O ~, $3.50 1913 p. IN;
:. salem, 100 Il 1880 u. m, 1880 h 1925 p. m.
M ~ Train. mixed.
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WANTED.

smart business man 70 introduos cur Ma
chimes In kutiand and vicinity. 10 tbs r1ghe
paSly vs are prepared 20 o1sg induor man1s ehn4
Uiu Be satisfactory. Addrss. stasang - 1naAfass
yul have fsE th0 business, &C.,
WILSON SEWING MACHINE Co.,
6s6 Washangsna -
sug3s-dAwlw Bosom 8e0
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MRS. A. B. PURAORT. NninsE, rensvsd
rum Union Block 20 Phouix Bloch, 0erchAnss'
Row, has now . very dssrAbas seock - suuAo
suady for fAu and winter trade. o1odkva
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

MAGNoiIA WArEE.-Supcror 10 the best inn
ported German Cologne, and sold at haltthe price.
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Excursion TO thirty
persons from Rutland and adjacent towns
took IA trip To the summit of kIllington
on Tuesday where they rcmainsd all
night and returned to their homes yestcr-
luV
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great many side hits are being made at the
PLANTATION BITTEHs by score or two Of disin-
tcrert.d friends, who endeavoring to initiate
or counterfeit them. 1t Is all OF no use. The
people won't be imposed upon. PLANTATIONS BfT-
rrns are increasing in aud popularity every
day They are la the same sized bJttle, and
made just as they at first They make the
weak strong the lunguid brilliant, and nre ex-
hausted natures great r.stprcr. Tho recipe and
full circular are around each bottle. The Clergy
men, Merchants, and persons whose sedcniary
habits induce weakness, lassitudc. palpitation Of
the heart, lack of appetite, liver complaint. &C.,
will find immediate and permanent relief in these
Bittcrs. But, above ALL they are recommended
to weak and delicate females and mothers.
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WooL-Ibe market has continued quite and
without change ia pics. The demand Ia only
TO -uplly immediate wants. Reoeps have been
light The gDDds trade continues DUH.