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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-16
aQrifulturul nna Dumestit,
AmA,sAcnUsETT~ APPLE ORCHARD.

From toe report Of tie supervisory Committee
Of the Norfolk county Agricultural Society tor
1853, which We fad 10 the Dedham Gazette, We
clip the following:
" A call was made at the farm Of Joseph Bal
ley, OF North WieLtham. IL co.'s ists Of one hun
dred and twenty acres Il has for several yeafs
been quite noted Tor the production OF apples
The orchard covers forty acres. One orchard Of
seven acres produced IN 1852 one thousand bar
rels u mereiautaOie apples. Mr.. b. sold toe
same year ZOO bushes u cider apples, dehV-
cred al East Med~ay, Tor ten cents bushel, aud
mace besidrs one hundred barrels OF cuer. Mr.
: cider l. OF superior quality, and readily seils
at a good price, HIS orchards are kept in hue
order. though bot htIe MANURE is applied 10
them. aud the profits are satisfactory. Ia one
orchard, whore the uess are large, sheep are
pastufed. They keep Gown the sprouts, keep
the ground clear OF all aid vegetation, AID Ia
MIR. Bs1eys opinion, promote the productive
hess al The Iiees. TIE ground 10 high, stony
and moist. Some II that on which the oldest
trees stand was never plowed, and could lot be
ploued without first eIpending immense
amount Of LABOR ia removing boUldeFs. Such
situations seem we'll adapted 20 apple trees. A
cOnsidei able portion Of the ground whore Mr..
Bailey cuts bis bay was never plOwed iTom the
same Cause just mentioned, and yet It pTOduces
heavy cIops Oi gfsss # good quality"
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A number Of inquiries have been made recently
in regard 10 these sheep. AZ yet the breed has
figured yery little IN cur agriculture, and has
.ew advocates. II il how several years since ~e
have seen any, AID go little has tranrpled IL re-
gard To- them, that We have concluded that the
e1tIsvsgaut expectation ~bich were entertalns c
Of them, have not been realized This may be q
mistake hOwtyvr. There IS 10 doubt that the
ewes are exceedingly prolific, breeding once ii
SIX months aha beaiug wills, tfipieIs Or eveL
four lambs % a birth. They begin 10 breed also
when only few months old. The size Is good,
and ihe mutton has been pronounced good, per
haps b. interested parties. The writer has ealeL
il With satisfaction. The wool Is exeeedngl,
white, glossy, coarse and hairy, aud there IS nOt
a great Zeal Of it. These sheep are hOrnlcss
lop-eared, long AID bare legged, With great MAJ
se- Of lat upon their rumps, and having shofi
but very broad aud TAT tails. he great impulse
wool gro~ilg is receiving, on account o. th,
high price OF WOOL, perhaps prompts the inqui
res We receive. Whoever expects profit hon
these sheep a. wool producers, wni be disap
DO nted but tor mu ton and lambs, We know rea-
son Why they not t raised with Advantage
american AgTieultHrist.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-16

few years since the writer took tea with .
relative ard was delighted with the quality Of
the beverage Upon inquiry, it proved thar the
article was from the came package nsed by an
other friend. whose tea always tasted miserable
and thr difference VAS wholly owing TO the meth
DDS used in us prt psraiions The last named
person followed the usual plan Of pouring boiling
water upon the tea, which causes most of the
aroma 20 escape with the steam. The other
friend adoped the following process, which
] have since practced, and would recommend
Pour tepid cold water enough Oh the tea 10
cover IT, place il on the stove hearth, top Of
tea keitle, or any place where t viii be warm
but not enough as 10 Cause the aroma 10 escape
in steam. Let it remain about half All hour
then pour on boiling water aud bring to the "a
Sle.-Rgral Nsc Yorker.
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HEAVY CATaLE

John Peach, Of this city, drover, shipped cas-
last week IA head OF the best cattle that has,
been ssut out OF this county IN one lot this man,
DAY The weight aud cost we're as follows:
A Boy den, Webster, oxen, 8 642, To-. COS
1902 OD.
John Coyle Webster, 8 oxen, 4, 24O lbs, cos
S23 80
Geo wood, l.. ii, steers, 2 years old s .l47
lbs. oo-s sis6 a..
H How Lodi. oxen. 3,slo lbs cost 1894 GO
jas Treadeell, Ann Arbor, oxen 4 ,Oss lbs
cost 5000 OG
Gen Williams, L ma, oxen, $3.50 lbs. cos
s226 50.
Avcsge weight l,ss3 lbs.
Average cost. $lO7 OO-Ann Arbor Neics
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WHERE TO PLANT APPLE TREES

They grow pest 80 Io", rcn sOiio, "iH 10y
thin z else. But yet, this is not the soil for ap
pie tIees, nor iuit trees in general. The iros
takes them. when in blossom, more readily
they have less sir,-wind promotes growth o
vegetation aud bear better generally, not al
WAYS, foe they are more exposed to the cold
spring storms. But they bear better on al up
land geneI-lly; and are more free from insects
The cuIcuhO affects tree less on bill than in d
Veey. Rocky ground l. favorable to trees a
least propOrtonsiely more so than to grain. You
can grow a tee GU a soil so rocky that D.
will bot admit Of cultivation. Plant your tree
then upon good, rocky, upland greuud, if yoD
have il. Avoid the valley, if possible, undei
any ciIcumstances.-E
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-16

The piles sustaining the Lor don bridge bav.
been driven five hundred years In ls45 the,
were critically examined, aud found to hav,
been d.ca,eG bus slightly these piles are pIiu
cipary OF Elm Old Savoy palace IN the city al
London IS sustained ON piles driven 81 hundred
and fifteen yesls ago they consist of oak, elm
beech and chestnut and are perfectly sound.
The bridge bullI BY the Emperor Trojan over
the Danube. affords a striking example Of n,
durability Of timber in wet state. One of thes,
piles was taken up and found 10 be petrifed 70
the depth OF three fonrths Of an inch. and the
ret OF the wood had undergone no chaags,
although it lad been driven sixteen hundIec
wears
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HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

Produce Effects which must be experisncss ~
oeore tney can be fay appreciated In cases OF Con
seslIlonAl weakness, Premature Decay and Debility
- lt0repiiude arising from Old Age il exercises the
ses u operates as delightful nvi-oranT when the
and re- establish them.
LAST out not least, it is The OrIy SAFE Si-sslr4t
being Manufactured from sound AMI ianocuous mater
as an entirely free from the acid clements present
more OF lss IN al the ordinary touics and stomachi-s
Of the day.
No family medicine has been 50 universally and II
may oetruy added descrvedly popular wiih III. intel
TERS 49,
Prepared oy HOSIETTER & SMITH. Pittsburgh Pa
ryvherS a.,
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Nothing that is not wholesome genial and restorative
n its nature enters into the composition Of HOSTEL
Ifk'S STOMACH BIlIERS. This popular preparation
contains no mineral VI any kind, deadly botanical
element no uery excitant' but IS comb nation OF tho
extracts Of balsamic herbs and plants with Tho
purest and mildest Of all diff IS We stimulauts
II Is well 70 De forearmel disease aud 50 Ia
as the human system can be Protected by human means
against malades enEenderel by unwhol some atos
phere. impure water aud other external causes HOS
LETTERS BlFIERS may be relied on as a safeguard.
In districts infested with Fcucr and 4qe It has been
found inilliele as preventive and irresistible as
remedy and thousands who TO It under apprehen
sion OF attack, escape the scourge and thousands
who neglect avail themselves Of its protective qua
ties IN advance cured by very brief course this
marvellous medicine Fever aud Ague patients after
being Piled with Qunine for months Oh vain until fairly
Saturated with that dangerous Rikaoii are not unfe-
quenty restored 10 health within few day By the
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Prom Dr.. Hiram Silsf, a. 50. L0i.ls, Missouri.
" I lind your SAI~ArtlILlA a more ttcctul
and for sypAliilc astAs than aiy other we possess
The pruiersi are indebted TO GA i0r some OF tho
b. 81 medicines we have
From L. J. French, ~ D., ou eminent physician n
Igrrtnre Mss. ifto Is pfoHgiGc4f n4lniter u
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both OI The primary and secondary tyIr, anl eiicc
tpal la some cases that were fup obstinate 90 Yield
10 other remedies. do not know what we en-
ploy with more certainty oi success, where power
iul Alternative IS required"
Mr. Chas s. Ian Lfclr. ~ Ncic Brlmsirick, y. =,
had dreadful ulcers On li- gs c4ustd by tAr abuse
OF mercury, or ler-ulalf disease, which grrv more
and more aggravated for years, ma spite al every
remedy treatment that could Boz applied, until the
pcrsrftrlnr use OF AYIK'~ ~AKs kpAR1Ir.A relieved
hun. Few cases can be found more Inyctcratc aud
distressing than this, and 10 took several dozen
bottles 70 cure linn
IsS..s,.--- I----, Sr-l-a4--s - -.
o.. sr..,.a--ilr ,.-sisf %, isfa~s-l e.-l --- -
ccrafi0n afd art very often curl hy Toe alternative
effect OF this ~kr-ArtHUfA. some clsfs reluin,
however. u aid oi the SAnsA PAKiLLA, the sklllul
application of local remedies.
From tie wc'f fnoirn 0na wifelyce'slr1fei Or.
Jacob Morrill, ~ Cincinnati.
have found your -NEstrtniiLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases ui females. Many eases of
Irregulsriiy, Icurorrhma, Internal liberation. and
local debility, arising nom tie scruiul0ns iathcsis,
have yielded Go b.. AMI There joss thli DO not,
when its effect BIS properly aided by local treatment"
4 laIy, uH'riling 10 oiioo The publication Qf her
name. writes
Nv daughter and mvtrlf have been cIrei ~
very dehihtltlng Ieucouhaa cot long standing, ~
two bottles Of your sAi., trAHILIA."
rheumatism. Govt. Liver Complaint. Dys-
popsia. Heart Disease. Neuralgia,
when caused hv Scrofrlr in The system, arr rapidly
cured by the L,4I. sARs trAIIiLA.
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Qualities Of other hrst class Machines and possesses
many advantages over any aud All Of them.
Is the most simple and Perfect its Mechanical Con
slrgcton, vi any sewing Machine yet offered 10 the
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Tie feel may be reversed any point desired with.
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Changes ior the various stitches may he made while
The machine IS in 9tioa
Its stitches are the wonder Of al
The beauty %. lis stitch Is luslrpas- o..
No other covers So large range Of WORK.
Sews light aud heavy fabrics with equal facility
The WORK VIII feed either 70 the right OF left.
Runs quietly, sews rapidly.
No dii1cuty experienced M sewing across thick seams
Needle more readily adjusted tlan any other ma
chine.
Illlors cannot afford 10 90 without
Every family should have " Florence -
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No springs 70 get out Of order
Is thoroughly practical
The he MINER the most practical IN use.
Turns 81 e All narrow b. ms ami vii fell beautifully
It brai4s neatly ana handsomely without the slightest
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The most inexperienced TAI difficulty in using it
Oils NJ dresses, al lis machinery being the top Of
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Il viii slbstIntiate AL We claim FOR IL
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-16

FEEDING VALUES OF GRAIS.-In answer to an
inquiry. the editor of the Iaish Farmers Gazette
states that 80 pounds of rye, 81 pounds of Indi-
an corn, SO pounds Of Hnseed cake. s74
pounds OF Weat straw, los pounds of oat straw
100 pounds Of hay, 276 pounds Of carrots. 5O4
pounds OF common tuFnps, $50 pounds OF
swedes, $50 pounds of mshgIes are equal.
Farmers IN sumo parts Of England are nov
feeding wheat to their cattle in considerable
Quantities.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-16
Mr. LincOln's LRs--The President on the
Presidency

A Washington correspondent gives the follow.
ing a. Lincous last
Nv opinion as to who will be the next Pres
ident said Mr.. lincoln not many days ago, "Is
VERY much the opinion Pat had about the hand
some funeral You see Pat was standing oppo-
site the State House in Springfield. with short.
black pipe in his mouth and his hands deeply
buried in his empty breeches pockets"
Pat, Who's funeral is that pss-ing?" INQUIRED
Old Jake Miller, who seemed impressed with
the belief that an lrishman must know every.
thing.
"PIaise yer honor" replied Pat. removing bis
ppe for moment. ii isn't meself can sav tor
Satin. but the best O. my belief the funeral b..
PCS to the gintlemsn or lady that's in the
coffin" d" tue
Vow, II Is very much the same continued
Mr.; Lincoln, about the next Presidency
Gao say Tor certain Who will be the peoples
.no'ee, but 10 the best o nv belief, i. will be
the successful candidate"
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The weak stomach rapidly invigorated aud the an
petite restored By this agreeable Tonic hence II
works wonders 10 cases OF Dyspepsia and n less confirm
ed forms q Indigestion Acting a. gentle AMI pain
less apperient as Vel as upon the liver IL also iuvara
bly, relieves he Constipation sgperBduced bv IRREGULAR
acton Of The digestive and secretIve organs
Persons OF feeble habit liable % Nervous Ae-ess
Lo''ness OF Spirits and Fits Of Languor.
tind prompt and permanent relief from the Ri,tars
both sexes so 81 1--
Inc agony Of Bilious Collie IS Immediately assusces BY
single dose Of the stimulent. and by occasionaiv
vented -@ - pre-
As \ General Tonic
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-16

CIDER JELLT-We are indebted to c. Corey
L Son OF Lima, Ind, for a generous Jar of cider
Jelly. Ii Is mace on the Cook evaporator with
Cory's improvement from pure cider withoui
tho addition OF any sugar whatever, producing a
jelly OF splendid color aud fine conscience. and
with all the keeping qualities of other jelhes
made With sugar. In flavor, it varies somewhat
with the kind OF apple used. For eating with
meats It u very superior. As il becomes known
the demand for il must be greaG-PrGirie Far
,gler
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HALF 4 MILLION.

The prominent nam IN rs direction well known AZ
among The FIRST % Nes N1rS Merchants place % ol-
vi the leading companies ior stability aud It's rrp-tl
zion for prompt settlements and flr dealing wall eaafs.
with It's future business the guarantees presented GAL
The public ample assets and lst ana honorable treat
ment OF an dealers
nlsks accepted Dwellings and choir Furniture lor
enc, three an lve years, also tulugs ans Acrli4
1ize, reduce n store ana IN transit. Hls targsl4 an
Freight monies 4. D. Altit, gent
80 tie city Book store auslu-.
losses occurring under Policies issued al HAS Agency
pail here ly4sg
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For sale.

1--WE ACRES OF LAND. DIRECT.
Il ~ opposite the residence u NJ. NcE!tbia CT
Elizabeth str II, be bought for Five Hundred ro
srs coed horse ant two horse wagon taken IS uart
pay. Aso- 20 acres ijol1inE CITY q Lansing beng
TIE east Hal q north west quarter OF sec q toza
north Of range west car De. bought very cheap by
applying socn 10 :. :. HARRIS
s"%ol City of lansing
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Females, Females, Females

To all their Stages, At little Expense
Little Or no change in Diet. NJ lacpnvs nlsnce
AND NJ EXPOSURE
It causes frequent desire AMI gives strength to Ur
late thereby Removing distractions, Preventing and
Curing structures of the Uretlra allvlns Pain ami 10
pe.hng all Poisonous, diseased aud Worn OFT Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the Victims
II Qaacks and who have pHi seary fees 70 b- cured ia
short TINE have found they were deceived aud that the
Poison has, by the 81 b. POWERFUL AsrRISCESTs
been dried up Ia tn stem 70 break out ia an agra
waited form, aud perhaps after marriage.
Use Hombold's Extract Bachu for all affections and
Diseases Of The URINARY ORGANS, whether existing
md 10 matter OF HON LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs requires the AID Of DGretic
dtlABOLDs EXTRACT BUChU Is THE GREAT DIU
HtIC, and IS certain 10 have the desired effect 10 al
Diseases FOR which IL is Recommended
Evidence Of the most reliable and -spons Die charac-
Ter will accompany the medicine.
Price 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for s..
Delivered to any Address securely packed from obser.
Walton.
Describe Symptoms in all a.muaieatioms.
CURES GU RANTEEDl ADVICE GRATIS
Address letters for information 10
"a II iIELN8OLD. Chemist.
l0i south Ieuth-st, bel Chestnut, Phia
HELMBOLDs Medical Depot.
HELMBOLD's Drug and Chemical Warehouse
594 Br0GdUay, Net0 York
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UNPRINCIPLFI
DEALERS who endeavor dispose Of their own anu
- other articles on the rep 4tation attained by
Helmboid's Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu.
" Sarsaparila
d" Improved Rose Wash
SOLD BT
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELNBOLDS. TAKE No OTHER.
Cut out the Advertisement and send for 10,
t46yl AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
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81, Ayers
NARSAPARILAA,
- - - - -

Scrofuls and Scrofllous Diseases
From kmery Eics, q io5n-tuo,rn n.e--,,.. - o.
forf Maize ~
q" have sold large quantities or vo,- S,-s..,.
HILLA, 1ur never SGT one bottle which f.i IA 49,,
desired eject ard fan satisfaction 10 those who to
H. As fast - pcoQc Try Il. they a-r, the- ~
been no medicine Lac 10 0clolc n cur Community -
E-upions. Pimples. Blotches. Pu<tules- m
GERS, Sores, and al Diseases Of the Skin
IRON hcr- ROOF. >infiion. Bristol EartrsR
=" olly 10 my duty d You ara The pubic. We,
adi my testimony 10 that yon publish q the ne
ter, aged TEN. had au affecting hulnor Ia h.r 49,
eyes, and hair fer years, which wc were unable \,
crrc until we tried Your SAiSArAElLLA. Size rs
becn well for some months"
Prom Mrs. Jirs p Rice. O. ~ f-,,,-- ,-rf --..,
esteemed irlig ~ TX iaisri Oh. Cauc Nrr g.. \
Ny daughter has suffered ior year past vlth
s'rotnious eruption. which MAS very tr0lhcso-ns
Nothing Afforded amy rciicf until we tricl vor-
SAESArAEILLA, which s0o4 completely curca fe- =
From Caw'.s 2 c.lFe, ks7. - ne iriie,e taa,-,
papers a. Nasa.l, \. a.
&c had for several years very frouhl,S,-,.
hum1r in my faco. which .-rcv constantly vr.,-ss
until il dist Cured mv f,Afnres ani ta.srns Ia ..1
CRADLE 4licion. tried almost every thlnts a r,,,
cnula o. both advise anl medicine, bll without any
rliet Whatever. uutl tooS YOUR : AESkrAruIs
Ii ame liaIeiy made my iicc worse. as vou ral ~
II mi-ht for a time. huf in q few weeks f,s -
sSin hegan 10 form under the llotche- AMI e,,
unuci uutl my face IS as smooth as ans ho.isfs
and ana without any symptoms of tlic ,issas. ia
| snow of. enjoy p-r.cct health, a-l wi,Aoat
dlu1t owe b. % y2ar y AIRS Alp AEILLAf
r'-vsipelss - General Debility Purify tho
Blood.
Prom D~. Eolf S1irir, Hsas'ar So, N7- V,-l
" pg. AVER 7 seidom fail % remove r-lfnif.,,
ani >'rafl.ss Sores by tht pcrscserug use oi vour
sNRSArNbiLLA. and have iu>t noa cured aa afsrk
OF Mag krfslItls with %. No aid r Rive Ma
possess equals the >Af.~ trtEiffA von have sun
piled 10 tnc profession well as To ihc l,.ople.n
Prom p q. Jihastoa. fsQ.. fTaterlqn. t,Lfa
For twelve years. had ihc yellow Irf.lpeias
on ms rl-nr arm. during which ii.nr I frrl nn ne
celebrated physicians could reach. and took INNS
dr'ls Of dollars worth OF melicines. The ulcers
were 50 bad tlAt thl coris bcc4ms visible. ANA Ina
loetors orellcl that mv arm must hc .mpuiafasl
began taxing your = AIRS krhUIif s.. Took Two hot
ties, aua some OF YOUR pIIS. Together thew hsse
cured me. afn now a. wei and soani as aa, bslv
Beln- lu public phase, nv ease b. known % every
body in this community, ANA lNeites The wonder Il
alin
From Noa. Hearu Manro, " T. r.. or Nsiroa1s.
G. W-, Leading nicHitsr 81 thl Csl.ailu Plriia-
meat
81 have used your SAKsArAHur in my family.
ior general debility. and for pfrIfrF1 o. hionf
with Nsrs beneficial results. and i,I tonaisnco an
cOllultLlla.g u u Tie 4lill.luI '
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81. AIthony's Fire. Rose, Salt Rheum,
Scald Heed, Sore Ewes.

from Harry Nirtitr, fs9, fhc filit editor a. fhg
lHiLhanHnek DeaaCl..f, fctllsD Irs.4ia.
Our only child about three yclts of aec. was
attacked boy plnple- GA ms forehead They rapidly
spread until They lurmeI lolilleamc aui Nlrul,nf
sore. which covered his lac,. amid actually blinded
n- eyes lur some day a sAiu piiN slDllu applied
ulfrlt, 90 sIttr auu other rtUclir-, without amy
apparent effect. lor fifteen DAYS guarded ms
hands lest with tAeIu hD slould TEAR open Ihc les
ttriug aud corrupt wound which cottri hls whole
iarc Having tried every thing cl-e Ne Had any
hope nom, Mc BEGAN giving your >Ah~AfAfILLA,
and applying the fuiitc or potash iutuus ,oa
direct. The sorc began 10 heal when We had given
the first bottle and was wei when we had finished
the second. The tnli's as clashes. which had come
out, erfN AGAIN, and il b. nou as healthy and FAIR
amy oth,r. The whole nesAborAood predicted
TIT Ila clill mnsI lI-.u
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess 50 many aufaniagcs ofCr The Otler
purgativos IN The market. and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
not do more than % assure the public their
quality is maintained equal % tie best ig ever
has bee n, and that they may ho depended on
u DO an that they have ever dome
Prepared by J. G. AVER, NJ. D., & Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
l. IA-y.r a. -.n. Bora q Hs Nealr4 q Bro. and
all DRUGGISTS r Lansing ~. Phelps g. Nss. ,
an ai Druggists rvlfJnh.r.
Wholesale 1y iarrs. -l...y g c.. Detroit.
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Stomach, Liver n Bowels.


all complaints OF either sex, arising
from Bodily Weakness, whether III
herent IN the system or produced
by special causes.
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ALL DRUGGISTS EVER YWHERE.
ASK FOR HELNBOLDS. TAKE No OTHER
Cut out The Advertiser ent and send fnr IT,
44eyl AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

dends ms the bank and insurance prope of the conn.,
try The railroads as whole, ha boon greatly ben.
Gifted BY the war; muoh more than hasty observers
ARE aware. There 20 No roads now with troublesome
floating debts OF maturing bonds to eat up their
eaInlngs. They all worked for cash,
their floating debts are paid, and their
bonded debts extended upon favorable terms The
railway capital Of the country is really less than in lo6l
from the consolidation of sooks and has for its support
the additional aid the development Of the country nstu
rally brings 10 it. Roads which in 1857 visionary
projects have become trunknes and az Indispensable
the Of the sections Of country they Cross I'D
the Eric Canal is to the traffic OF the Northern States
Tho country has grown with them and whoever expects
TO them sell at old prices viii be mistaken. The
closing prices Gold l72; Erie, ll0i; Hudson.
1893; Reading, 1901 Michigan Southern, sii Illinois
Central, 1907; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 1894 Fort
Wayne and Chicago, ii2i; Cumberland '7i Canton a.
Quicksilver, 7oi.
This afternoons quotations compare follows with
those Of the past week.