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TURKEY.
THE CRKTAN QUEsTIoN-THE GREAT POWERS AD
WISE TURKEY To CEDE CRETE TO GREECE.
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THE CRKTAS QUEsTIoN-THE GREAT POWERS AD-
WISE TURKEY To CEDE CRETE TO GREECE.
The Lerdnt Herald publishes the following on the
diplomatic position OF the Cretan questions "On Thur
day last March 2s) His Excellency uhe French Ambas-
sador) proceeded 20 the Porte, aud IN the course
OF very heightened interview with the Grand
vizier and the Minister for Foreign Affairs, de
Ivered himself OF his Governments advice that
the island should be ceded TO Greece. The answer
was courteous but emphatic negative. Justified by the
ALLEGED facts that the nsurrecon Is virtually at end
and that the GQverDment, IN c0ncet WIN the ueeghes
now in the capital IS peParhg s1eh rel ssndsr. a. wiz rS M
reply was OF foreseen, and time accordingly
was lost I'm combining the next step IL Is umored In
deed that the programme had been already arranged,
and that NJ Bourees move OF Thursday was merely IN
tended TO lead up 10 what 10 he the check
mate OF SATURDAY. BE this may the latter day Gen
Ignat.ef RUSSIA. Baron Prokesch Ausria Count Bas
sier de ST. Simon PRUSSIA and Count della Crooe taly
Porte aud suggested that since the sui
tan's Government had-no doubt from an niolligible
amour propre-decDed to surrender the island without
more ado. armlstice should be proclaimed. and the
issue OF autonomy under the Porte, or eeseion TO
Greece be fairly decided by pebscte taken under te
surveillance Of foreign Commission In support OF this
naive piece of aduce t was urged that t was die 70
senting the population OF the Island majority oi these
Sp w gs sensible fsapE1es TTSd PasHs replied thai
this merely the French suggestion OF Ihuisday ~
another FORM II not 20 be doubted that the same
influences and agencies which had instgaed and kept
alive the instruction would have little ufncuy IN ne
Uichness Therefore was fully sensible OF the humane and
disnteTesed motives which led the four Powers 10 oer
this well piece OF cOulsfl,
ty Of his Government upon either in this It's
original form"
REFORMS.
The official journal Of Constantinople thus
enumerates the reforms promised for Turkey The eNten
OF the rGyos 10 all the provinces Of the empire the
right OF buying and holding land and houses important
notifications relating 10 the properties called rooo,V
Schools for art and trade and for political economy
TO be opened TO the populations both Muzzuman and
Christian. There is also n question Of admitting tho
Christian subjects OF the Sultan IN the army that step
would powerfully aid the fusion Of When the Hat
tHoumayoun proclaimed their admission into the mill
tary service IL thought that such system wOnld
prove full OF enences In the daily intercourse OF
soldiers OF different reigoDs That objection, much
speeous than well founded Is fully answered by the
everyday experiment made In the civil and military
schools attended by Mussuman and Christian students
who live together In perfect accord.
MINISTER AT WASHINGTON.
NJ Edward Blanque has been appointed Ottoman Min
lister resident at Washington.
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The upper District including Kingston has gone Dem
ocratic. The vote very light In some places back
In the country the polls were not opened
CATTSKILL April 24-The vote In Greene County isyeTy
light Cats kdll complete gives the following
tc gives the following vote:
Total. 2il

The Democratic Senatorial ticket in Ulster and Greene
IS elected beyond any doubt Both Districts OF Red Hook
Dutchess County, give - Democratic majority for the
ticket Of large, and ~ Democratic majority for the Soma
toria ticket The village OF saugertes gives ~ Demo
cratic majority Oh both tickets
XVIII DISTRICT (Sardto0d, Montgomery, Fuiton Ha0,a-
ton, and Schenectady.
SCHENECTADY, y. Y, April 2.-The Democratic major
ity this city the State ticket is 2. Democratic
jority this city Senatorial delegates follows
s. W. Jackson 2tE j. W. Crane 2if John Bowdish, 1872
NJ Frazier, l5s The returns from other towns ia this
county Is not yet reported Vote very light.
SARATOGA, N. Y, April 2i.-The election returns come
in slowly. They indicate Republican majority on the
Senatorial ticket in this county OF COO TO 600 On the
State ticket II Is larger.
XIXm DISTRICT tOneidGD.
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r1vANc1AL AID COMMERCIAL.

tosnoS April 24-Noon-Consos for money, eO1 Unit
cd STATES FveTwenties g. excoupons; Illinois Centra
Railway shares, 70; Erie Railway shares S6t'
Afternoon.-The stock market is fat COhsois are
row quoted at 9O5 American Securities are now quo'eu
As follows Erie shares Si Illinois Cenras, 7S; United
states bonds, 67S.
Evepine-tonsols closed at 9os for money. American
seeures closed at the following rates United states
Five Twentes ex coupons 673 Illinois CehtrA sIlaIee'
52. Erie Railway shares, 36s.
FRASKFoRT, April 23-Evening.-Unted States 1--WE
Twenty bonds closed at 70 for the issue Of 1862
Aprl i-NoOn.-UDitcd States Hve'Twenty Bonds
a3.
PARIS April 24-9 p mThc Paris BOurse is heavy ana
Rentos are still falling.
LONDON April 2l-NOon-Linseed Oil, f5s 10; sperm
OIL Gl3l; Whale OIL, s39 Iinseed Cakes 9lO.
ArteIuoon-The Sugar market is inactive, but Wlho"
OuOtaDe change.
Eyeuing-The markets here are generally unchanged
Enear-No y Dutch Standard "a. Calcutta lInseed So
Iinseed OIL R3s lc Iron-scOtch Pig 52 per tun mixed
Numbers
ANTWERP. April Observation-Disclosures has declined
10 40 francs per barrel for standard white
April 24-NOon.-PetrOleum, 45i.
LuERPooL April 2l-Noon.-COtton tends downwardi
tales today 5000 bales; Mddling Uplands, 1osd; Mid
ding Orleans l1d the market is nominal Sales OF Ked
Wheat at l39 and White California fat lAS
Corn 49, Oats, 81. Barley, 49, Peas 4oI'
Pork 77lG. Beef 1875. Bacon, 39 Lard, 500. CheeSe'
co.. Spirits OF Petroleum, J.; I'tiiheu Aoioi''"'
Pot Ashes s4. Spirits Turpentine, 366 Rosn-sales OF
rommon at 81 and Refined at IA. Talow, 446 Clover
Seed, 57
Afternoon.-The cotton market is stil heavy and de
slining Middling Upands are Inow quoted lOs elOsd ;
Mddlng Orleans lO7 dlO5d.
Evening-The cotton market was weak to-day, ana
prices declined The following are the authorized closing
quotations. Middhng Upands lO1alOld- Middling Or
eans lOid The sales to-day foot up 1900 bales There
little change in the Breadstuffs market Whest-Red
Milwaukee, 1885, White California, "a y Genital Corn,
IsC y quarter for Mixed Western. Barley 40 2 GO 10
oats, 37 = 40 10. Peas 45 quarter for American The
Provision market is unchanged except Lard, which has
declined 3D. Pork, 776. Beef l2j y SO4 10. Bacon, 80
4 cWt. Lard 80 g. Cheese, CO.. for Mddling American
Tie Produce market heavy and inactive but quotations
show change in prices PetrOleum-Sprts, u; Refined
White, IA gallon. AshesPots, 3l Spirits Turpentne,
% = cwt Rcsin-COmmOn American, 81 Fine, IA. y
owt. TalOw, HG. Cloverseed 81 p cwt
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XIXIH DISTRICT tOneidGl.
The vote in Utica was as follows:
Total.lI39 1895

Democratic majority, 1866
The from the County yet meager, but indi
cate d Republican majority OF about 200.
XXIsT DISTRICT (Osce0o aud MadisonJ
CAzESovIA, N. Y, April 2L-The whole number OF
votes east at Cazenova yesterday 323 The Repub
can majority is 1872.
XXIvTH DISTRICT (Broome To0d, and Tonpkms)
OwEGo, N. Y, April 4-The lst District OF this
city gives Republican majority. The Vth District gives
lsj Republican majority.
xxvIIIIu DISTRICT tfonroe)
ROCHESTER, N. Y, April A-This city has given COO
Republican majority.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

OF SuIrsaApH
WASHINGTON, April 24.-It was ordered that Nh
as-Connesville and Southern Pennsylvania Rsilroa9
Companyet al. sgt The Mayor, &c, Z. Baltiin"e-bd
argued on the first Monday in May Immediately after
argument of the demurrer in the case OF the C0Hn,o,
wealth OF Virginia ag West Virginia, set down for
day. The Court then proceeded TO the hearing OF N6
lb9 the Milwaukee aud Minnesota Railroad Copipan
agt soutter AL and No. 2os the cases being argued
together. , q
No lsO Garesche agt. The state OF Missouri. was d
missed with It's. The rule excluding Mr. Garesss9
from Of that State having been reseinded he
admitted to practice.
Nos l59 and 2o3 will consume the day tomorrow.
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THE FLOODS.
svEE FUND EXHAUSTED.

THE CREvAssEs-THE LEvEE FUND EXHAUSTED.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-The levee fund is ex-
and work must be discontinued unless the plant
ers are successful in raising funds among the bankers
and capitalists of New Orleans There Is no abatement
OF the waters. -
THE FRRsHET IN MISSOURI.
KIssAs CITY April A-The river Is very high, and IL Is
st raining slowly Persons living the bottom lands
on the north side OF the river are compelled to flee TO the
bluffs Operations on the railroad bridge al TINS point
have ceased on account OF the flood.
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Three Districts. Two Districts. -Four Districts
In the Tenth District Of waterylelt the Democratic
jority ranges from ~ 10 l0l.
XIyrH DISTRICT tGit,He and Uisisrl
RoNpoUT April a-Retuns from the back towns Of
Ulster have arrived. The vote in the IId and With
RondouU Districts on the State ticket stands Democratic
223; Republican, los. The vote the District ticket in
the two precincts is as follows:
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

rsLEgR,PH TRIBUNE (.
san FRAYcIsco, April 22.-The agricultural PROSE
poets are excellent and the grain crops IN the great
ley of Sacramento San Joaquin, and sulare are in n4
condition Much greater breadth OF land has been sowi
with wheat than last year. The Treasurer OF the souh
orn Relief Fund on Saturday, RENTED $4,000 ~ xo4
Jndae Charles Brosnan Of the Supreme Court OF NcS
yada died at San Jose yesterday. Legal IeAqet 15L y
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THE FORT WAYNE RAILROAD.
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PITTSBURGH April A.-We are assured that there is
no ground for the port that the stock Of the Fort wayne
Railroad would be Increased to 50000 TO be offered TO
the stockholders at 80 per cont meeting on tho SUD
ieot vel 10 be called and the question submitted TO
them which may determine its pr0prety. IL would seem
that such privilege, above stated To the stookhod
ara or those who may buy sufficient tune. would IN
crease the value of tie stock TO the present holders III
stead OF reducing t.
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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1867.

the Kingdom and demanded that all the communication
of the Government should be drawn up IN tne %
idjum The German deputies protested against that
course and great umnlt arose. when was several es
renewed the occasion OF the yeriileaton OF powes
Mems minds seem greatly excited, and there s reason 70
fear that the present Diet Of Bohemia may not De aDe ~
fulfil its mission any better than the preceding one
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SOUTHERN RELIEF.

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WAsIIlNGToN, April A.-The Southern Relief Co'n<
mlssion-beadquarte in New-York Cty-bas rece,csS
$4,000 in gold from San Francisco The Commission had
authorized Cen Sheridan TO draw on the Treasaer fo
5000 10 relieve the suffering and oyerflowed leroh
Louisiana. Gen. Sheridan gratefully accepts He "V''*~
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Total ?o7s 2o44 2o.5 2oa5 I0s 1882 1870 lsl.

MnjOritles-75l 22 2Oj, 23l.
The vote the state ticket stood: Townsend tRepl
2Os7; Seymour (Dem.), lsiG; Republican majority. lol
heard FROM the results In the county towns are
as follows Hepubean maioritiesl: lanslnborgh, ~ /;
oosick let District Sehaghticoke, IO2; Schodaek,
sandlake, II. North Greenbush, WyDantskn District.
gives u Democratic majority.
IXIIIIH DISTRICT tIibGDy .
The following Is the vote OF Albany the District
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EUROPE.
~ ,,tAstc 1rihsNirn re IBS TRIBUNE
FRANCE AND PRUssIA.

BERLIN, April 23-The official Press to-day III a.,
editorial, says in relation to the proposition ,1con
submitted to the Governments of Prussia anu i'.i.o.
nv the Great Powers of Europe: ms ~
dad not find IL necessary TO appeal 70 "I
ne protection of rights, and she "' "0' ''"''
l1g.' A. oroo+
Lnril 2-2 n. NIT is reported that the great
powers Of EuNpe have renewed their appeal to
p,pssa. in the hope of aveTting the war which now
.eems so imminent.
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A NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT.
sy srLlGRAYH TO rHz TRIBUNE
NEWARK, N. j., April A.-TM Daily Journal Demo
craft OF this city to-day advocates the election Of George
Peabody as President OF the United States
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HUNGARY.

THE RELATION TO CROATIA.
Herr Deak moved that the inaugural diploma issued
by the King his coronation as Sovereign the represen
tatons Of both countries and the share OF either In dele
cations Vienna should apply common TO both Hun
and Croatia, and In all other matters that Croatia
should receive the autonomy demanded by her Diet.
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RUSSIA.
HE RITDGEI

The Council Of State April g. voted the Budget foi
the financial " As compared with last year. the
revenue has by 100000 roubles and the
penditure by 100000 roubles.
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FIRES.
LARGE FIRE AT PETROLEUM CENTRE.

NJ TrIIeHAPH TO rsH TRIBUNE
PETROLEUM CENTRE, April I-Amost the entire
business portion Of this town destroyed by iIe As
evening. The fire originated in the Union Hotel ahd Is
supposed to have been the work OF an incendiaiy
strenuous efforts made by the citizens to prevent
ia spreading toward Boyd's farm, which 10 thicky
covered with oil tanks The fire is now suDdued aiIol
luypR waste largo tract Of land Many persons nave
been arrested on suspicion Of setting the hote on are
Among the buildings destroyed were the Union Hote
the tbeater Kompnskys store and schwartIs
ouor store The loss is estimated at tS5O The suppose"
incendlaries have been arrested
IN SAN FRANCISCO .
San FRANCIsCO, April PA fire occurred Ihsl is
night in the Cosmopolitan Hotel which destroyed ,l"
foirth and fifth stories, and slightly injured tho THRU
The cost OF the building andl furniture s65oOOo anu
the loss sl5OOO0 insured for 100000 Tho hoIel M wns
crowded with guests, and the loss Of personal 'P''
10 large.
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SPAIN.
TIE TORNADO AFFAIR.

TIE IUHNADU MIN
Gen. Calonge Minister of Foreign Affairs replied
April TO- to question addressed to him in the Senate
respecting the Tornado affair and said that the Govern
would the rights OF the nation and the dec
siOns OF Spanish tribunals TO be respected.
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THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.


LYNCuBURG Va, April A.-The Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad Directors have been IN session Yesterday
and to-day 10 is clearly ascertained that sucient
number OF private stockholders will unite To resist the
consolidation act violation OF the chartered ana
vested rights They are sustained by able counsel.
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THE ELECTION.
ENLroRIAL DISTRICT RETURNS.

SENATORIAL DISTRICT RETURNS.
The returns received indicate no change in the
table of Delegates-elect printed yesterday.
IsT DIsTRIcr-(Su1olk, Queens aud RichmondJ
In the Second District Of Mortified the vote for sen
torial Delegates is as follows:
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship City of Baltimore, from Liverpool
April TO- and Queenstown April H. and the Pereire from
Hayre and Brcs on April IS. arrived here yesterday.
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AUSTRIA,

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BOHEMIA
The opening Of the Bohemian Diet at Prague was
excessively stormy. The national Tcheque party made
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Harris, which received a. Simon Stern and Robert d.
Minturn each received
The First District OF Mortified gave Brooks 20 mJofy
XIII DISTRICT (Orange and SutiiroU
NEwBUReH, April A-It is evident that Orange County
has been troubled with any great amount of Demo
cratic votes during this election This city east 625 votes
in all, every OF them Republican. There were no
Democratic tickets printed Mddletown poled 325 votes
an Republican. Reports from Goshen state that no
Democratic votes were pOlled there: At Windsor
only votes were polled up to o'clock p m OF Tuessay
and those were Republican, The RepuDncan Senatorla
Delegates are undoubtedly elected. Cornwall gives
Republican majority Of 81 for both tickets There were
no printed Democratic ballots in Orange County. -
MIDDLETowN, April as. w. Fullerton ana W. n
Houston OF Orange County and G. V. X. Luddipgton
elected Delegates the Constitutional Convention from
the IXth District composed Of Orange and Sullivan
Counties.
XITH DISTRICT (Dutehess aud Coi,0lbia.)
Rhinebeck.The town complete, gives the Republican
ticket at large l27 majority and the Republican Senatorial
ticket, headed by b. Patt Carpenter, IA majority. About
one-third OF the vote ont
Fishkll.-The Ist District, town OF Fishk, Dutchess
County, gives maory for the Republican delegates at
large. The Republican Senatorial ticket with the excep
ton Of Sheldon gets majority. Morre (Dem), beats
Poughkeepse gives Republican majority IL has pre-
viOusy been Democratic.
Kiln DISTRICT Rensselaer, aud WdshingtonD
TROY, April 2I-This city gives Republican majority
on Delegates 10 the Constitutional Convention OF
about 22o In Rensselaer, County the estimated Repnbl
can majority The Republican majority In
the Districts OF Rensselaer, aud Washington estimated
1900 20 1880.
The following is the vote Of Troy by Wards:
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THE IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD.

TKIEGHAPP TO THE TRIBUNE
ST. Louis Mo-, April H-Jndge Rcber Of the Cir
emit our has hear tho application for inunc
tion i'm the Iron Mountain Railroad case unless 10 sup
ported by afdayts further hearing will be had on
Friday, Maya
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LAYING OF A CORNERSTONE.

LOUISVILLE, April 4.The omer-stone Of jew
is Temyle at the junction of sixthst and Broadway,
was laid today The ceremonies interesting aud
were witnessed by % very large asseinbage.
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Total. as5s ssIl y7s7 .nO. ss9 GIss oAi So6o

II viii he observed that the Hon. Henry Smith tRep)
nearly ahead Of his ticket but hardly enough To
secure bis eleetion. We have the following town
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BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

~ rELEaRlFH IRlBrSY.
B0sroN. April 2i.-The following y the weekly
Attainment of the condition Of the Boston Banks.
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large the Democratic ticket received % votes ana
the Republican a. excepting the names OF Dngannc ana
Harris which received II. Simon Stern ana koDeft ID
Minturn each received 4. q.
The First District Mortified gave Brooks 20 majority
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Due To other b'ks.sll, 1854, $40
Deposits ts......-. Jo,2OI DAB
Circulation, Natl. 24,sS2. 200
Circulation. Slate. 2s6,IOl
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THE VACANT sT-OFFIcEs-oFFIcnL NTERrRprA
TON or THE RECoNsTRUcTIoN AcT-TIE EuS
SIAN TREATY AND THE ENGLISH GovERNMENr.
The New York herald., 1867-05-24


The whole Fenian Brotherhood, from -
humblest individual Of the l. r. RS to ths
G. 0. /. R., are again in great state Of excits-
ment, caused by the report that the nshtiag
members are on the warpath and are congrs-
eating on the Canadian border for the purpose
Of making incursions into the British North
American colonies and raiding upon the Cana-
dian farmers. What foundation these ruSnors
have, further than the report that large guam
tity OF green uniforms have suddenly disap-
peared from the headquarters In Broadway,
we have been unable, after diligent inquiry,
70 ascertain. The uniforms, about which 30
much has been said, may, for all We know 10
the contrary, have found their way into soma
old clo' establishment In Chatham street, 10
satisfy the purposes Of some OF the fussy
leaders Of the organization in this city.
Over the border, among the CanadianA. The
excitement is equally great, and John Bulls
North American subjects are in high state of
alarm in consequence Of tho reported prospect
Of sudden invasion by hord1s Of hated
Fenians which they already begin to count by
tens Of thousands. Volunteers have bean
called for, regulars are ordered to be ready.
earthworks are being farown up and guns
planted 70 meet sne foe at every point, and all
The New York herald., 1867-05-24
Knll.s BY Ignsrsns Apssheearie-.


We published few days ago the report Of q
woman having been killed through the ignor-
ance or carelessness Of Brooklyn apothe-
cary, or his assistant, in putting up an
overdose OF nur consica. II Is not the first
time such q thing has occurred in this
Metropolitan district, and IT is not an unfre-
quent occurrence elsewhere in the country.
Much n this is to be deplorcd and condemned,
we must say that We are not surprised. In
deed, we are surprised that more people are
not killed from the same cause. There are few
opt Of the vast number Of spothecarics in this
metropolis who are educated in their business.
The greater part have had no preparation for
IT, Then they employ young men and boys
who know nothing Of pharmacy or drugs. and
frequently those who are deficient in ordinary
education, ut the most miserable salaries II
Is dreadful to reflect upon the risks people run
through these ignorant and careless dispensers
OF poisonous articles. In almost every country
In the world, or at least in all civilized coun-
tries, except in this, druggists have to undergo
searching examination and TO get diploma
before they are permitted TO put up medicines.
We are in urgent need Of law compelling this
to be done here. We call upon our law
makers to pass such law. In the meantime
the people themselves should patronize only
those apothecaries who know aud attend TO
their business we'll, and should make point Of
never again dealing with one who has made
such fatal mistake a. in me case TO which We
sllude, ~. +. ...@ .... +. .s.t. .-..
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

like disaster and trouble-does not look liks
prostration Of business and general ruin. u
unerringiy indicates, on the contrary, that the
past has been unusually prosperous, and
augurs that the future win be equally 90. Il
gives the hat contradiction TO al Miss Nancy
grumblers that afaict the community, and il
would benefit society II some well wishen Of
it. its advocates Of truth and harmony, would
hastily dump all such old women in male attire
into the first propitious pond.
The New York herald., 1867-05-24
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NAY a. iss7-rRfPLE SHEET

The purses are too small to beget the necessary
expenditure OF time and labor and money.
The prize must be tempting. 1t is not SO now
Improvement in this particular Is absolutely
essential, II success would be attained