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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
FAMILY MARKRraNo.

Family msrkeips This week presents few alsersssous
Spring vegetables In abundance smost, and SELL
Ing Al moderate prices Meals show slight decline, par
ucularly veal
1sc . zoe rump do, Iac.; chuck roast, zoe 100.
corned beef, Sc q loo. per ID.
Er.,os --ng...n sA9gs, iss per 70; hind quarters,
yEL-Cuuets 1sc 2oc. par ID. fore quarters, Sc. q
1oc hind quarters, 10.
Po1 fresh port i2c per 10 sailed pork, It's fac
tams i3c LA; Shoulders, loo. lie. sdss, Ioko .
lie ;jowl, loe per 70 ross,lng pigs, 81 Sau %
tongues 7yc soc esoh hard, Toe. i2xc. per 10.
BsrIHR, Foes, Sc -ovsnge county butter, 25o. 300
per 10 STATE (prme), isc 2ic. wes<rp 10 cheese,
Sc . lilo q f2c. efgs, IL for =.
PouIDY AND CANS -Fowls, ace. 1sc. par d.; sroa-
err. "a ~ 70 per pslri ,etss,s, re 2ec p.r H.
per pair qnss 81 So per dozsn prairie clossns, sss
s se p.s I p.4 , ,ss sa 'f ssS B' ,.ss
Sc atte per pair; vensor, 40 III, par 10; Jersey
qssi u 50 psr asrsni Western rus VI 50 per Dose;
TrT -ooda.S e &c PEE To-; aoundsrs, &C. ess nc
black Och, &C. lee svIpebsss, ito sisc brook 'roa,
S s.sde s e. i. sS. s ss.s s s.ss os s
per huadrsa iross ban, 30 per t.; an.s, each, SIC
Ifosr.--whno clover. use per 10; backwheal, iao
lsc. btvs, 10 To-, ga sns3, do.
DO ~ ps,ssSs~s. "a JsSt. Il Is 90 psr Ss DySs
Delaware do 81 20 sabbxgs, IS loo. psr head; csri
flower, SOC. s5c sqassh, 1sc 2bc each; garlic. n
par bunch; btev, &C. per bunch; seks, &C. scr %
bunch; onions 1so 2tc. baf peck; carrots, % u
bunch table celery. lao PER sa5oh; marrow eqaast
% ger Dbl; Nova SCOTIA potatoes, $50. per busbel
sruSG vscrrlmns : Hadlshes per DOZEN, f7c lettuce
per dtzeu $40 SIC; rbubsrb, per bunch, 30 . %.
sspasggs, par bunch, Is; peas, bali peck $50 srin
PEI t sfSl ysr T buren,
btsket 81; water crosses, quart, CO. mint bunch, So
'urnirs, Russia, per b0ket, Csc tufnips, new, ~
bunch, &c.
TRrr.--wssern apples, " 70 q o. rs per bbl; osu
mon, " 90 per Dbl; red ssrsAks "a 25 per bot mi
pppns, s3 greetings and sphzst bnrss - 20 81 Rox
bury russct "a 30 psr ebL crssbsrres, loo. $50 %
quart; uas spplss, SO half Psck chsstnuis 37c pe
quart efsuTss, - 70 - 80 Per Dbl chosc qs4isJ
bbi cr.nberries, sii va psE Dbl; ounces, 81 50
pcr hundred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

evening, H,0l0Sll. The decline in the customs
revenue p reflected In the returns of the impor-
tations At this port. For the week ending today
the inportatons Of dry goods are only >9T2, 900,
against q ,ss3 900 same week last year, and the
aggregate dry goods import since January 10 g..
100000 behind that Of the corresponding period Of
last year The country is, however, undoubtedly
richer than was "a year ago, and better able to
pay for foreign goods.
There has been moderate business done in TO-
reign exchange today for the steamers which sail
tomorrow. The current rates for bankers' bills
range nom 1904 to I, some undoubted bills
being IN the market at 4. For francs
Sls2 l23 are asked. The supply Of
commercial bills is very limited, and bankers are
somewhat embarrassed to cover their exchange.
From present appearances, the steamers tomorrow
viii take out about million of specie about $780,,
600 Of which win be in silver. The movement Of
money in London is not calculated to encourage
specie shipments, but the time has almost arrived
when specie will be our only export.
J The following are the Last quotations Of sight
exchange On New York at the cities mentioned
the quotations being In ell cases for gold
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Ceroners' Inquests.


IDrsrrrrD.-The unknown man WHO was killed al the
Of Broadway and Brooms sxss on Thursday, BY
being struck IN The side By tho pols Of omnbus
been idsntined - Thomas Miller, native Of frslaad,
aeed twenty i've years Deceased Was iaboriug msa,
Isand and IVES IN this CITY business whom the acci-
dent occurred. Coroner Schirmer held inquest upoa
the body when The jury rendered verdict Of
DEATH exoneratng the driver Of the orAnibus from ell
blame
Fousp DRowSxD.-rhe body Of an unknown man, about
thirty Ave years OF ago. fosnd floating In tAs water
at the foot Of Thirty eighth street, East river ysserday
Coroner 6chirner held inquest upon the body wh,n
NE Jury rendered verdict OF "Supp,ssf drowning ~
Deceased about ave feet eleven aches In height
dressed IN the garb OF aborer and appeared 70 have
been In the wster about three or four mouths
TR wuHAwKxs fxGnr srABHNo cAsE-The inquest n
the Of John Copper, the feymaster at the Wee
hawken ferry, who died .. his restdenoe No. AIS West
Forty second street. Thursday, from the effects Of
sas received while epdeavorng quiet disturbance At
the ferry hoe the New Jersey side Of the river On
Sunday evening, was postponed yesterday BY Coronr
Jsrkman, at the request Of Usrct Attorney Maerbury
The police In this city made two arrests yesterday COZ
neoton with this case, but merely suspicion. Tue
prisoners taken 10 the General Supsrinsadents o.
ice and locked Up for examination expected that the
inquest will be commenced on Monday or tuesday next
SUICIDE by sHoonsG.--The residents In the neshbor-
hood OF 1c4 Fourth street thrown into great state
Of excitement yesterday by the suicide Of man named
Valentine Dck. The unfortunate man, II appears had
been iaborrg under temporary soeratioa Of mod fr
some lime and yesterday morning, While thus Athlete T.
bead blew bis brAina out Coroner JAckman was noln
70 bold m Inquest upon The body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

6 hes core sArss sross isss k camp ,psssy : ~
sMes; e. = ssssss srsAa. s0s Aa4 " 'sa =
wh The departure Of Ne troops thsre Ares uagrs
Ton sethe mines There company Of sDoua my par
Pixies Peak One Of We number reports their pror,s
sioDs-tsdefs, barsesdsrs, discharged. soldiers half
eight GOOD wagons well plenhsd with creature sonfor
and evidently handsomely prepared for twenty-five days
and nights on me nsns A sola that thsrs ere Coz
son mines Tsey nrss Termed q camp On Beaver river,
bet g they soad not recruit enough 70 rsk passage
Mountains vh ssisy they came back through sn s' city
aad toes Tie eantrL route through Tooele Valley. The
siierhs ore be- uproosd faith and destroyed The dream
Astsro Yves hoo, Yampeh ne. and libby son u
old Euinta have been IN Salt Lake CITY few dsya Tnsy
s. between l ~ vs s ana sosss .! -
ne treaty The utss are 70 msss wsah- sksek and hh
.sies g Yellow Creek sear The pia where walker and
The makes iou9ht numbeY years ego An srro says
or gold, have ssss ksd The p.ss .ssssr y sSe rsos
below he government camp a Damp Floyd snd on lbs
same Uesk. Saw ey EFT and band are enOamped at the
nosth q spsssh Fork Kanyon.
LATEST INDIAN NEWS FROM IH1 SoKrH. 80.
We have bsen informed By messenger from Brigham
cry that deouiaeon of twc Indians Dad BEEN ssns ia
and Sr'pS re e bur, s
proposition On Abe condition thst he horses and other
property Stolen snould be restored TnA agreed TO-
and m Indians hs1 begun 70 ocas THAR wckups on
Bear river again. &c. 81. y, fa-s..lf 81
FATAL ROW CANT FLOYD 1HxAnu
We learn that on the Tth inst at about two
O'Clock, deserters stole eight dragon Aod
made on with them. Roxy 1homss sent Ia pursuit
OF the fueves and brought hak the horsea Bas thsN
appears, not all On the Wednesday following, while
he theatre in camp in full bIass, took pl .os
amongst the performers money returned 10 tho sudcp
and general firing performed m the house enven
soene. About thh Tina the name Of Rocky Thomas
called, Who IL was stated had killed two dessrtsis, AMI
break Wa made for The dwelling Of the reoc'ns
In this cognomcn, Now . Of great sxcsemeay
sued: soldiers were summoned 70 arms, patrols ware
posted and the guard 1t the crossing 10 Frog Town
doubled, and each man armed with sword. By tais
cueyReoo movement tho disturbance Quelled for the
time being, at least company Of men he'd been Or
dered out 70 bury the deseTters said 10 have been kc
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In the year inst closed are included 1000 Of the
unning expenditures Of the year previous, while
the floating debt of this year has beea entirely paid
up to April 80, 1860; thus showing gain in the
net earnings of the road of $45 900 during the year
over that Of the year previous.
We read in Canadian paper
Tho project for abolhhhg tolls on merchant vessels
passing through the provincial canals has passed the Ca
madam LeGisAture md u now law. Hencef0rh the pro.
ducs Of the Wesssrn Saes and Upper CAnda taxing the
St. Lawrence route TO the ocean, viii have the advantage
OF free transit through long line OF artificial navigation.
The has sscrihoed hundred and ffty tnou
sand dollars OF revenue, rather that amount made
up BY general tax from other sources Last year the
number vessels passing through the Al Of Canada
26,les with tonnage Of 24t5 OH. or these 70 $50
we're canadian, with . tonnage d 1928 $50. Dedac
800 000 tons from the traffic the local canals. fro
which tho tolls not removed and there IL sss ba-
lance OF Canadian American tonnage Of 926 ,0SS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

The market YVES stronger to-day, and nearly
every stock on the List higher Central sold ct
s2 and closed s2t bid against s2l at the close yes
terday. Rock Island sold at 7oa, closing 70t bid,
against 89t; Galena advanced I, Toledo Z,
Illinois Central, q; Hudson River, 4; Mich.
gan Central, Z; Southern guaranteed, 4; Pa
ci6c Mail advanced to s73 in the morn
ing, sold in the afternoon at co. and closed 500 bid
against $50 at the close Yesterday. Up to the close
Of business hours to-day 39,7l6 shares have been
presented at the Office of the company and iden-
tiled as genuine. The mystery is thus as mystic
rious as ever. The inducement has been so strong
for holders of the stock to send In their certificates
since the rumor Of an overissue was first set afoot
that the non-sppearance of any suspicious certif-
Gates, and the slow presentation even Of the
authorized capital, would seem to argue that the
fraud, II any there be, is small in amount. In
the street, people seem to have concluded, from
premises unknown to Us, that there has been an
overissue of about 1000 . $500 shares. II SO,
the holders Of this amount of stock are strongly
Indifferent to the importance Of sending In their
certificates to have them stamped Is genuine.
Nothing further has been heard of Hoffman. This
afternoon the market was stronger and stocks
closed firm at the following quotations-v Virginia
6's, s2aa 93 Missouri e's s4A 6; Canton, 81 a 1;
Cumberland Coal preferred, lsi IA; Pacific
Mail, 500 90; New York Central, s2s q Z; Erie, %
q D; Hudson River, 49b so; Harlem, l3l 4; do.
preferred, Az Z; Reading, Az 3; Michigan Cen.
trail, IS I; Michigan Southern and Northern In.
diana, IL 1; do. guaranteed, 24& . 25a; Panama,
l34a 1876; Illinois Central, GAY Z; Galena and
Chicago, 65 l; Cleveland and Toledo, 81 4; Chi.
cago and Rock Island, 70s at.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2o,ois,432 So, and the balances
81, 125, s2s IS.
The State Bank Of Iowa, at Keokuk, has declared
asecond semiannual dividend of five per cent, paya
bic 10 Eastern stockholders on demand.
The earnings Of the Galena and Chicago road
the third week Of May were as follows:-I
isov
AooS zosAio
X e. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

FhIaos- continued drm especially for grain 70
liverpool though Without any further advance 10 goo
800 bbla. -four !. a ga. 90 bss lard 4 "a 100 ions
Glasgow 1000 bushels OF cora engaged Il p and
10 boxes bacon ii eo the grease butter noticed yessr-
IN ships Bags, sd To RrsSsa 90 pss.ssss saSsso:
were taken vessel Of $50 800 tons was chat
MAr-saies !, 100 bales were reported Il u 81 o.
HIDE -fhe market this week has been moderately 60
tive while importers show increased armnsss and eel
confident thai higher rsaea muat rule during the sum
hides quite scarce and eagerly sought fater saee
do, d. asXc ak months; 1000 Central AnsrisAa, pri.
vate terms 900 MArsosibo. 22kc. mouths; 900
.slssd Ms.snor.s 49,, ss months; s7oo rsxas isKe
flAnrR -rbe demand this week has been very light,
hos TN more 70 Se S 'as
NoI.s,s.Tnsrs wss more dong while grc:. for Al
muscov.do were msde n $40 90 Heroes clsysd ., 2sc.
and $50 hhds Porto Roo. for shipping, At $50
NAVAL sronrs were quiet and the demand confined 10
retail lois, without change IN quotations.
PHoyEioSs-Pork-T marKsi was nrmsr with sales OF
on s1 u.s. and clear do $40 Is $40 So; new prime,
s3 30 and Old DO $I2 So Beef vas firm and tue demand
ss s' q $, SSS go s0 = g for 90
gs ., %. a9Kc. for hams. and IKE Txc for shoai.
bbIs. and terces At Ike a Ike. Butter cheese
were Inactive aud prices unct anecd.
Rcx-Salts Of 40 tercas were made q 516c. @1f6
sroARs.-Tne market continued lrm the bssis Of
yesterdays quotations. The footed up about 900
hhcs, inciuacd Ia which S50 thds. Porto Rco II
1kc. The remainder consisted OF Gu ba muscovado, In
Guiding iair to prime refining goods at exc 7c., and
grocery sraies a &c. &c, with 40 nhds rnoIsdo ct
tMc. Sc and 90 boxes at Sc.
roBAcco.--Tbe market continues without animation
Desirable goods scarce. The s,es were $50 bales
Havana at use $780,, 50 do Yara 81 pt and AZ caiss
seed leaf ri Sc . &C.
wmsxK7.-Ths market heavy with sales Of 100
al 200 bbs. reported at 2lkc A2lLc.
WooLsaics this week OF 800 bales California At loo
&C. $50 bales washed smysrs .. 2sc, 81 coo 10 paled
extra on private terms Market generally very quiet,
and but little doing In nrst hands With the trade there
10 Q moderate inquiry Prices are nominaiiy lover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
Brooklyn City News.

oNAaoNN - IVuaD D'uy
49, w.' 'oaaa n0~4'ns ue we. INC mM On
lA.-s''s s"., ye'Nlu-s. .pp0sieu y 70 'uA' "
fs"...- $500 10y 50 A.0 mai Inc
cashmere pantaoons black snet striped vsas silk seck
ne, white cotton shirt, gray wooiicn socks, an sh,S
HAD bean 10 me wafer about month. Tho body was
conveyed 70 the dead house for idennicaton Parculu
can BE- obfatned Of Coroner Horton, No. III JosaIemon
street.
fnx LARGE PAax-Yns subject Of the Prospect Hill
-. - s
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This return Ia unexpectedly favorable.
The Philadelphia Ledger ssys:-

II hss In lSss three mills Of State tax was isvied
In AeQhsny county butowing % the dssassfsction
pressed .aa The refusal Of great many = pay alsng
ssssssd q ss g. ss
and 1859 Ca de Discovery Of this fact the sis rfea
surer has written ths Commissioners Of the county
:nsS .oI q. 4 =:
pirates 10 various Institutions whla the county over
10000 annually. n Allegheny county would avoid the
the other oountcs Of The Common wealth, viii have 70
look closely ~ credit and the payment Of ls debts
me DcpaA says rhe dcnccucy viii have 70 DO paid
mills for county purposes"
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday thus
notices the money market Of that city,
The money market has been rather close during the
week. but ere essier feeling to-day the regular
houses being able TO take all the acoepabs paper offered
At 10 IL per cent the inside rate for nrs class
The iadoafcps cfoee are favorable TO better supply
Of currency Ia outside circles the offerings OF good paper
are light, and nrst cas taken freely NJ 10
IL per cent There have been sales Of four and sig
months lumber paper at these figures. In the market
for Esiesn exchange the supply and demand about
saSA and rsass . s,ssdy - 81 70 premium buying
40 premium New Orleans eight dull At discount buy
rg, and premium selling Large amounts could not
v 90 local demand Of ana he surplus ds
posed OF by Shipping 1t East Eastern bills in ANAL
supply. Pint class names taken "a 8, TO- 30 Cd
and 10 for 30 and 60 days occasionay strictly prime
30 day drafts cold at per cent New Orleans 50
and 60 dsysrsngs 10 10 IL cent, with very he
doing.
The Chicago Press Of the 23d says:-
We received last week shesf Of growing wheat taken
from field In Perry county In This STATS, which measures
four feet seven rches II h the quality emo IN ~ Nay
hS. nna e ,s.e s,, na ns.s ~ far s.t
The following is the Pittsburg bank statementfor
an. rn<tx adj n.x a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
THE Dry GOODS TRADE.

The following comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods q New York for the week and sncs
January L.
For ne Week. 1858. 1859. 1850
Eotercd u the port... S563,ol2 1,9oa,963 972,s2l
Thrown on married.. sss,a22 l,7s7o7o 1T,ssf
Simce january
Entered Il the port. IN sss le5o7 2ls go zao
Thrown on market. IA ,4os,2oS T,is2,l2s 4AS7a,sD
The entries OF dry goods tho past week. - well ~ the
thrown upon the market ii thh port again
under those for the period last year. but in
OF those FOR the time In 1885, The aggregates since
the ls Of January last also under those for the
time last year, bat In Of toss for the same period
IN ls57,Ss Annsxsd will be found sAblss giving the
classification Of the goods sntsred for cousumptou with
The amounts thrown upon the market, warshoassd and
withdyawn;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

HHiDAf3 my <u-u = n
ASHES Tho market was steady, with fair amount
sales n unchanged prices. We quote pots at S<c aad
pearls at $40.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market opened with moro
show Of apfiness this morning Tho transactions an
braced about H. 900 bbls closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

Total. .1o7 ,o31 234 ,sSs 900 5s5oss l2o2o7 500
The exports OF -four and grain from New York for tho
week ending May 70, were - follows
Flour, bbh What, bu. Corn, bw.
Great Britain .......... 6115 93,2l2 102 $50
Britain provinces and
other places. 1854 $3.50
Total .........,,.... N,r4s as,2i2 lo7 ,s72
CorFu Tho fAles embraced about 800 600 bags Rio,
In lots, chiefly at 10, and 275 do Jamaica, " 13ko
13Hc.
C0rToS--The market was steady, but comparatively
quiet with sales Of 800 300 bales closing within tho fol-
lowing range Of quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

There having been elsarsnvos for Chns during tbs
past week, the exports Of cotton and all dmestc oossoa
goods we're light, The principal shipments we're made 20
Southern American pors Tho exports Of domestic cot
goods from the port Of New York for the wesk end
Ing May Is. SEQ, wero a. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

Family msrkeups This week presents fsw alterations.
Spring vegetables In abundance simosi and SELL
Ing Al moderate prices Meats slight decline par.
ticulariy veal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

ror xhsh az shes u the dsstrucuon Accomplished By
the winter frose sonethins ike sthtssn inches q
tered have per shed nmbscf broker, eesraas
bushes were crushed, peach trees snilrsy sed grape
uss s ssass p Ro.' ss, s1a So, corn. r o
The yOrmous vii sDsr inmesfey this seaaon IL ba PRO.
ducts OF neir orchards 70 tho CITY alone 500 900 viii
trees boz The and ioozirg frost hlve killed out
everyihn The crcksfs slro ftporiei the beach
rourd The city Who knsNs hu' ths loos talked u famine
~ casting lls shadows before.
R0vDYEH ASD uEstNe.
Tia rage Tor ltrg and lasiag Oh properly eoBinues
IN Horse thieves add nsclencs injury By the frank
nsss OF their operations There corre Of ooasders
bic sx<rt nos twenty rks from toe cts, where hey
hold The scAn properly IN they really l, make The
biz drive 70 ins wsr. one Of ths eaiors, vssk ago,
parpcaiArly opposed 70 exhcrt III. brethren" 70
ocx ccse alter ,htir beses and see that they we're
well protected By JOCK and key Ca, o. brayate, proba
by much Tor TIE property of ths crowd Voc
very next evsnrg went INTO The saole, ssddied and
broled ane so-rel charger a1a took him OF 70 canp
Faty doilare reward offered and he returned What
slctn can be etoen again, and that u the ony way
That recovery IA ssytons hse cetsn Sue my ~ s
jack At he camp, By aegog THAT jack Lat tried 10
steal bis niae The .ro met the lnornsg q ,hs lsl 70
view vhen Jack asked rexsu NJ pergsei 10 taiaking
90 Being answered Automatically, JACK hwalei oct as
revolver and cut him The head and ST. tk Al hm
sec.nd time. 1exsn had ben rounding ms nagsr n.s
made dll AZ him, rtached tA heart, AID Ia lns,s At
cut bn rshi round from Kde 70 tide Jack eahet,
and Texan acquitted. Tnavs how 90 lhings here
rvs sRrr-iKarISo ruK TERRITORY.
Camp lloyd ibe scsae Of busas and eroiscment
Account Of The moving OF the roops Too companies
under CApsin Seward (son Of he Ssnstor) lcf las,
wecrcsdsy 10 prepare toe Way Tor The troops passing
through sash Fork kenyon, on iheir march % Arz,na
To day, believe The srst detachment moves out Tie
ccefs Who have heea Abaent from their regiments
every dag paslne ihgooga the cy ro fcr the camp
Ileu.sbauis Fnett and Psfkns % The FOURTH xrlsfr
from iarsuic have iupt "a, and usor Iyute. Of
ne Seventh rcrm o. ffon the acc arrive here
ssw days aEo. Biiore iesving The Terri.afy, que :
nunoer II ~ Onctfs have been b visi the q y
Ard ske and a3me " lem have been very ANXIOUS 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

M snrrsmes appontca By the Indian Department =
wsshirRton for u examination are Col 5 q SnmDat ~
a. ui vsyoF General for this Territory, ssi hp'r ~
u,u sounery, milsary siGekeerer Al Camp Toy t-tso
,srv Intelligent rensenen The Colonel, MAJOR AM "a.
re-.ul endent al rennyivanisns, Respectively trem
tse oountes Of ucascr Weafnofelsna ana Arms roog
Tts clerks Al the table with The exception o one wac
snrs Cod fs beng Vsgisisu, are also from tbs hey
a SAFE. With the adthon Of Hosea ssoat, tn - -;
~ a,foYney--yo have toe sasssabe OF ths om ~
ftaIs connnif'ioa O. kveslgstion--wi.nessss ana
i~scourplese TIE pcure, ND gu up Mr. FefnhA1s
IA me character ad dR1Ost'1a Of C1nnisn1n ts
.stiv indicate resus-so far a. 70 bE lfpcs9ac9
l. twelve DAYS IN sessio, hailing TON Q1akerlon
Eeiv n barcas ne r-ussd. The anuq1aci 80
ofs rrophes fafing h,tsr sbrotd thas IS t,ns tu'
i,,ss even arn1rr mems. % be orn nnJ;'-.l
can tbs S-pefirariti r.k ~ a'9ntA'' ~ 'A'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-06


Scorbutic diseases are the parent
stock from which ARISES a large pro-
portion Of the fatal maladies that fflict
manlind.-.-They are as it were a spe.
cies of potato rot, in the human consti-
tuition, which undermines and corrupts
all the sources of its vitality and hastens
its decay. They are the germ from
which springs, Consumption. Rheumat.
ism, Heart Disease, Liver Complaints,
and Eruptive Diseases which will be
recognized as among those fatal and
destructive to the races of man.-So
dreadful are lis consequences to human
life, that it is hardly possible to over
estlmGte the Importance of actual, relia-
BILE remedy, that can sweep out this
Scrofulous Contamination. We know
then we shall proclaim welcome news
to our readers, of one from such a
quarter as will leave little doubt of its
etficacy-and still more welcome, when
we tell them that it surely does accom-
pllsh the end desired. w mean AYERS
land it is certainly worth
y of the attention of those who are af,
fiicted with Scrofu10 or Scrofulous
complaints.-RegiSter, A16a'ey, Ne,o.
York.