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CO As-WIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NoHHb AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Opposition Line 70 Calf9Ipal
via Nicaragua every twenty days,
-. - will despatch the first class steamships
S5N FRANCISCO, Captain Howes. July 20
SAsIIAoo De CUBA, Captain Smith August 10
from pier 70 North river foot of Warren street, at noon,
with passengers and freight at low connecting
the Paclhc Ocean with the fine steamships
AMERICA, Captain Waterman.
- and MOSES TAYLOR. Captain Blethen-
- further Information apply TO the North American
Steamship Company
WILLIAM II. WEBB. President,
81 EXCHANGE place, New YORK.
D. N. CARRIEGTON, Agent
III West street. Warren, New York.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLAN RAI!&0ADs =
IL Trains for Albany and Troy, ccnnecung wn
4nd western trains. leave New York. Va nscsy ~
Railroad Thireth street and Tenth aye.sS .rn>d ivE
unxth street and Fourth avenue, =. s"e su 80.
Sundays go. . .. $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

United STATES PASSPORT BuREAu-CrrlzENs
- rg abroad procure Passports from A. e. WILL
AAkTH, United states Court Buildns. II Chambers o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

e: s IA sale: 80 @ sS
or outhsrn pitch We mole sales Of leo bbs at 81 Tar
and s 9i lard Sd' d s' vas also
ofa 90 6bs common whale in New Bedford at
s ss ss distilled red was quoted &c. and olive
Pg0irIOss- sscslp.s 20 bills pork a do lard sd As
S,:d s ssss I s. question; f,sS
mess 81 for extra PRIME and s4 for prime also for
buyers option Beef was in fair & with sales
Of 10 SS. At ~ as 80 o Ter extra mess and Ss ga Tor
Bacon was Vs. scarce arc % firm The sale. were lbs At
sc FOR Sry sorted 1Sc se Tor picked hams.
SsFssd Lard was sr%e s; iac was freely
tse with AZ los and ss
ass and at tn.
sssoa ne s Ms light The only sales we herd Q,
and 5 o. do s last dsys in The
The
was quite TAI, mainly for uturs aevsry pryats
The market me closing white
MT f:s 60 81 si
both At sc o Dc standard white for the Art half e
do DO. tor sspis%Ss, SIZE and 500 DO do
were saecisS a the s1rsms close at an
per gallon the sales vera o bills STANDARD white for
s,as. Ssss:T
RICE remained dull and prices were nominally un'
svSAg:,Ih marte. for was firm a. the advance
chroneed ,n our last Fair % good refining Cuba Vas
a ssf f :s1s Kss Ind hsss Eng
sh islands Refined was Arm at 1915 for standard hards
snrDs.oi Cacutts nseea further sales of 900
s'a m Ssiy IS S%s
srsLrrR ruled quiet but arm Sales SO TONS In lots a
6,sc. &c. gold for sesian.
Gales % o0lb At 1876. liHc o. 6Oo grease
s S ssS s prices. " de-
Ta5aow was witho9, decided change The sales were
TonAoco:-Kenincky va. in active demand for export
s ws qu ass s 8
10; 90 DO. Ohio and l6 do do private tsrms-the
pig & q. Ss mSa,ras
q 800 slabs 70 arrive at that price OF Banca the ,@es were
se 81
80 os .ns e. but
bond The sales were $50 bbls. within the range.
domestic sn cs. s
the saer grades which we're in most demand and IN limited
the brisk
steady former prices The sale: nesces aggregated
SC &c. s 9 49, s do n a 1850 d. fos Xxx S,
SoOo DE- nne and medium o Sel ,nn at Sc ooo
s &C. '1 so d. s::curi ss' SS'
SS o~ m,sSsa ans and s oso at 40 oss a.
sos sac l09o Xxx ohio At sO, 600 Dc do =. ssc.
the ssies Of pulled were 5000 lbs at NC for rough
% fo &c csd f.. NO for.sn also 81 for and
30 a Sc :. including is 900 nnc. a. Sc. sc.
s4 y. S :s e. e. Is 81 - e
5000 lbs Mexican at POKE 2ie soo 40
aud reported 40 bales camsls hair asc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

There was considerable activity In government secur
<iss the Of the leading dealers. but sellers
were moro numerous than buyers. and the course OF
prices favored the latter. At the close the market
wss heavy suojoined prices:- Registered, 1881
INK NIX; coupon, 1881, lii1 liz; SOS
registered, 1882 1925 a ioox; 8 eos, coupon
1se2, Hay iiv<; do. 1884, losx Ito; do, 1865
1lIx . INK; a. January and July, los . losx
e-20's coupon. 1867, los . losK; 10-4o's, regis
tered eoss oox d. coupon oon a99X August 7-3os,
1o7 1o7<; June 1905 LOT lo7G; July 7-30's
1o7 . 1914; October compounds 1884, lioH lish
December do, do, lls5S ilsX; May do, 1885. 1l7K
. l17H; August do do, 1i6k ll6h; ptemoer do
do, 1lsx li5Js; OCTOBER do. do ll5K 1lsX.
The gold reacted from tue recent ADVANCE the
range Of the day bsv ug from lac 81 the commence
ment OF business TO i44I tho close, this being the
lowest point touched The decline owing to the
principal bull SPECTATORS having sold realize profits
bought largely. such Is tho state OF the public mind and
che condition OF puolc Affairs however that Ii much
easier TO "bull" Than shear gold and hence specu
Iation in 10 Is mainly for The gross cIearings
amounted SOL 59eoOo the gold balances sos 0s2
and the currency 81 34s 1870 Cash gold
in superintendent supply, aud loans made without
sinteres, and at a per cent for carrying
The foreign exchange market quiet and dull and
Tor Continental bills rather weak Bankers bills on
England at sixty DAYS quoted at 1929 lo9z: at
three days, ITO a1io4 oomusca al bills, losR 1904
bills on Paris ct srty days 5i6k Sis; at three days
.aI5a513k, Othss bills we're rascd thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

selling al s. So ssnsendsrer was SOC lower selling at
$40; Gordon &C.. selling 1t 81 IS. Smith Parmsiss
sold At IS; Davidson Copper. So TO-
The business transacted at the Sub Treasury in this
city to-day was as follows:-
FOR customs 404 uoO bA'snoe'''''. AA''i~'ooi
For gold notes.. $4,000
Chicago journal OF Wednesday remarks Of local
monetary AFFAIRS
The offerings OF hrst class paper are comparatively
light and the loan market rules easy at 10 per for
thirty ana sixty days bills, and al per cent Tor cali
loans with government securities as collateral
alteration sight drafts New York current be-
tween banks at 70 I5c discount, and csun-
ter at 1Sc 10 discount buying aud par selling.
CINCINNATI paper Of the same date says
There ia still an active demand Tor money in which
nearly all branches Of business are represented and
heavy aud balances arc kept pretty closely drawn down.
Rates of interest nrm ~ 10 per cent between
banke and depostors and ~ IL per for GOOD
PAPER IN the open market The demand from outside
exchange about all the current receipts ab-
sorbed by the wants Of merchanIs II taken of de-
posors Soc discount and from outside parties LILO
discount; the drawing rate is uniformly par.
The Boston Traveller Of yesterday says:-
In the money market there psrceptible atera-
lions Of either in the supply OF capital
the demand for its The Of interest for loans
and discounts quito Irregular and vary but little
from recent quotations or engagements,
with approved pledges the common charge TO-
ton, with q few exceptions reported above and
below the reasonable figure; but many OF the pre-
loans to ntla borrowers prime coateras
still outstanding at four and five per cent, although
liable TO be recalled 1t any moment
Tho last Boston bank statement shows the following
~. f~or, xIxa~ NJ 4 aA
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SOUTHERN ysws on AMNESTY.

From the Charleston q CO. Courier, september H.
II has been asserted that pardon RENTS tho penalty,
but does OBJ itsras tho offence. ihi- ~ utter
miss pprebsnsion OF the whole subject pardon may
be granted any time ether before after aainder,
conviction or sentence. cit forRveth," saith Lord
Coke. ANY crime, offence. punishment, execution,
debt duty" II makes the REGIMENT new creature.
II eases him frm all punishment, whether direct or
cola erai The individual stands free n there had
been any offence 80 mucn 80 that In The case.
as for example, Of treason after don action i.s
damages Tor SANDER call the person pardoned
traitor. This, OF course, could not be unie the Of
fence itself obiteralsd, and " without exist
From the Charleston & c. Mercury, Sept H.
The radicals contend thai although the President can
pardon ndivIdUsls he cannot pardon numbers OF them
In classes The distinction Is without iorce because
tho numbers consist OF The individuals, and you can
pardon one man for Of resurrection IN resisting
government, either by c0unsels by force OF arms,
you may pardon at the time all who engaged
with him in the same resistance You pardon men by
describing them instead OF naming them. One method
"A As good a. the other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14
THE ULSTER COUNTY DefALcATlox.
Particulars Of the Ha.brouck Imp,

From the Rondout IN. W Freeman
For some years Kingston society has been led by the
Jonathan H hasbrouck family. They passed upon the
credentials OF candidates for admission into select cir
cles and proudly held aoof from the less dsshy and
pretentIous mortals Adore all others this family
distinguished for reckless sxravagance and display II
proves have all been done the most fimsy basis
much than shoddy fraud Is worse than gno
rance.
Jonathan a. Hasbrouck President OF the First
National Bank OF Kingston. The directors recently
made the discovery that he had embezzled sol OF
the bank funds the date being time 10 May, about
week after the transfer Of James E 0strander from
the bank the Ulster County Savings Institution. The
money in the shape OF certificate for that amount
loaned Fisk Hatch, o. New York. and deposited
in the vault On examination this was found TO be
missing and Mr. Hasbrouck confessed to having con-
vered II into cash and to have used the funds, and
turned to tho bank all his property consisting Of
his real estate bank stock and railroad stock The bank
IL thus fully secure, II not compelled under the Bank
rupl act let his other creditors share in those
rites.
The matter having become public other facts were
speedily developed, which that Hasbrouck has de-
nberately ssindled apparently unlimited number Of
people II was his custom to receive funds from various
parties for investment In government securtes giving
them certificate for the money 10 his own name, while
the parties believed that they had the certificate Of the
president OF the bank
HIS operations in this way have been very large. Hs
through him. The following list embraces tho Rrestsr
part OF those who have suffered IN this way although
there doub.sss others whose names have not been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

UorrKr-rhe London market strengthened
s9a he dsas :as:
more ac sc for Portage Lake. For ocoSer delivery
20 asked with Nc bid The market closed very
Of I7oo bags Forennssn private terms Other kinds
ana wor. in fair jobSns demand =.
prices from sc 70 10 Sperm steady asc.
Crxssr-Rosendals was steady at 81 co.
p!.ss. note sales t. Domingo !oswoes q
@ 20 tons a. ,o gold and 20 do
p1Tss 4sS D,.' .svs s.aIS.
p sed sac. 'Es o.
@ do dS g a s ~ s1r Sc. .Ga s :. 20 :s
s 81 sys ssid 7: 90 ss e%frs.es
d. ':a;'s soda GALS s.s
e sGS o DO .o d. 10 t., s =, e.
% Sbls crad. trm:tone At sNe 5000. lbs live
Ss refined srno. a. soa 70 Snra
ss Coo 50 bale. ssmssr 50 c5,i. Dutch %ada.r o
edsdy higher rates cbia ned and the close the
:psr.asy sasseS The s.s.ss%sa: Ii::r,
8 ?''r: sPsn "a e's;; sss:.: - lSs
81 s.' 6 =: ss ., Ss.. 49,.
SO Oais. elton 500 sslee. lard = ia g. 10 case:
=. s's s. ART sas.
. s 'Soa ana e obs
petroleum direcl Antwerp, A. lid schooner TO
Jacksonville in ballast and back New YORK with flooring
boards at SIS schooner from Jacksonvlle the West
indies. yellow pine lumber. at SIS per gold, and
American ship, ~ TONS to Genoa Leghorn, tobacco.
prvste terms.
Flour GRAIN -Rece,pts. t6Ss bbs -four 500 bags
meal ~ SO bushels wheat, s. sol do 7h2s7 do
oats and 400 do rye The -four market ruled steady. with
fair demand from the trade and for shipment
aud prices without especial change A
few transactions reported at sIight advance
but there general imp ovement California
luet and steady The sales 0ob oils South
era iour was very firm but the business moderate
Tn, sales were 60 bbls Rye nonr was less active aud
~ Oh ~ corn meal no sales we're reported but
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

ssA FcuvrrrvG ~ WASHINGTON On tho night NJ the
10Th inst, a white female infant found IN yard
the sixth ward II apparently about tSo ks old.
Ipou its dress the following note pinned :"i am
ponr young girl the country aud been unfor
tanate as o be deceived. would ike for this infant 20
be cared for am not able TO support that and myself
too hope 10 be forgiven tor this | would like or u
10 he carried Catholic orphan asylum for little
infaplsn The infant was taken 10 ST. AIMS Asylum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

souru CApoLfsA WIN Az EsrrY TREASURY The Sum-
ter ~ CT Nss learns, from good authority, that the
taxs VIII ch been already paid Into tue sate have
be entirely expended and that the treasury Is empty.
the executions outstanding against delinquent tax
psvers amount to something over 100000. When the
prssent tax bill reported by the COMMITTEES
Wsys and Means tue Legislature, It's last session, II
was estimated that the revenue II would raise would
Approximate 10 5000 oO0 but OF this amount has fallen
snort about 1900, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

Wheat was dull and heavy and prices lc &C. lower
S9 aa ss esi sad Il.
9% % s ss' rss. s sa .sis'
go For ,l ss' 60. sh sI~, Sser"s
Tor NO cS ss iss g sIss Corn Vas da 10,
SSsas: 8 Is 8 p 20 81 new AVA @lIss ws:crn store
ess active but hr@sr the sale. were sSoa 7soo
sss's s. sf prices c. a sSs @s's e. r sSa
s wcr ss about s:s @ %s s . .sa
' s e 2o1 S al and rye terms but about
frsH Dry cod were IN iar demands the SUPPLY fair
Al % B@nE aud 81 for Georges Msst.re wsre %sicr
ss Tor w BIZ s or so Do and go q for .s 3.
do Smoked he In we're arm small supply, aud wanted
u9ssI cloI,ws note further aes Of 100 bales in Bos
GuSss haas remained du ana nominal AZ &c.
nssr-Manila continued GT@ at We i2lc gold with
n scd kinds od we're yS 0"'' % arrive
out sass so. I ss s, put Prse' With
axe sol soo do in bond. for ,nada equal 70 NE,
tj d. do 75ibs, az isSc - u.s. ~ '''''' anu
Hsrs continued Ia lair demand and price. were nrrn.
Thrc was scare ~ Of desrabs grades sales 10 bales
GAY fs,f demand and steady 7sc for shipping
We note safes Of 20 ceroOns Guatemala st 81 10
rig was in fair demand and srm with sale.
Sea a. s ship AID sSos, 81. 50 s.s from yafd Es
linton ws r asqfn as hss 81 ses s' S yssd
So for No. Sales were made OF 80 tons new ssh
ray, $40 ruled qais, bu, steady % sa, gold No
Irsssa supply OF Eastern spruce was large ana
the demsnd only mcssras Sales were; reported Or
w. ...s, . ss q:
sss. sq Pop. g.s, sss 2
III auction. 40 hid. D.m.rsrs :. ss'.c ssssc
EAv.. rpss sS o .,. s..,.S v ss
81 The Toe sales we're s Dbl. =, e and ~ Do V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14
PROPOSALS.
CRoroN AouEpuor DEPARTMENT.

" TD CON1kACTOtS
separate seaed each endorsed with the title or
the work TO which relates the OF the Oder and the
date Of offering VII be received At nls Office until II oock
of the following sewers, to wit
Specification No. 39Tn Rose street. between Frankfort
and Duane streets and In Cherry street between James
and jefferson streets.
sgecbcs,ion No Ola Third avenue, between llss and
1sth streets, In Second avenue between 10th and lh
sree In lith street. between Third avenue and arlcn
with branch Ia and In l2sh street between
Fourth and Fifth avenues.
Specification No Ain wiett street. between Grand
and Houston streets and In Division street, between Essex
and Jefferson streets
spesasa. No 4sBe.ween rf.y;nf.a and rif.y-csh,h
streets snd between Lexington and Eighth avenues
Specification No. Sin Tenth avenue and West street,
between little West Twelfth STREET and Oansevoort street.
in Eghh avenue between Jane and West Twefth streets.
sreeh. ton No H,Ielween seyenty fourth g end ssv-
Specification No. 6.unfnlshed sever: n fif,y second
Specification No. VI In Eishyhrst street. between Soc
specIosron so G.-rn Third avenue. from Eisbsv.-ey
enh street and through Eghyeghh street 70 Fourth
eighth streets, and between Fourth ard Fifth
Plans the above he seen and specifications and
forms for bias obtained or applica,e,n a. IN Office
so ri Ss ( yPPSSRRlon, ASS. AZ
ourcR CRoros Aauspucr DEPARTMENT, Sept 4, 1867.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

BETTER Tnir T,xE.-The Columbia IS. CT Phonis,
September TO- says:-The 6rst full load OF new cotton
was In Augusta Friday, from the plantation
Of Mr. Paul r. Hammond, Of Beech Island. snd will
class strictly good mddink
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

The Of the Bank OF France for the week ending
August 20 shows that IL held at that time the enormous
amount OF cs7o7o,3 900 in coin ana bullion. The
changes during the week subo ned :-Incrsass
Cash in hsnd u.s. 500 ooot private accounts s3s ooo
ellis receivable 1900 ooor.; notes. 500 oooE treasury
balance. 1. 900, 0oof; advances, III. oooG
M.asus shares we're rres iar Al the 1rss board New
York and Edoado closed Sc. higher thsa q the same
ens yesterday selling at - as Easshin niniss, 2oc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

The return Of the Baax sf Enland Tor the last week
On August showed further increase OF o55 10 the
stock OF coin aud bullion and E2so as 10 the reserve.
The total amouns OF ami buoa held oy the bank a,
the emf OF August was E23 574 526 Az the time
IN this and the three previous years position was as
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Sept 1892.
CorroS.-Thers was less activity, and the market
scarcely firm. Prices, however. unchanged. The
sales mainly spinners and comprised 800 bales
We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14


Tho Fourth Naioua Bank OF New York IA secured BY
sne pledge Of SIS 900 Of bank stock A. coatersis.
Hasbroucks manner OF proceeding was to pretend he
had bought the bonds aud then induce the parties TO
leave them for safe keeping the splendid vault VI the
bank stating that he would cut OF tho coupons when
maturing
He bought tho bonds, but paid tho interest reg
ui,ry and the parties thus unsuspcious and sun
posed their safely invested aud their bonds
secure 10 the vault OF the bank.
The National Bank Examiner examined the banks
books accounts cash, and finds them all right, and
pronounced tire bank saturday IN safe condition. II
probable however that tn decision OF the will
hold transfer OF Hasbrouck's properly TO be illegal
In that event the bank will have 10 close
The money was expended IN stock gambling and In
ertravasant living II IL supposed that he lived At the
rate Of SIS 900 per annum Nothing 700 expen-
sv. for him or mis- family. who doubtless supposed
sverythns right and that their property was real
and not imaginary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

A SAMUEL WYNN. AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
DAY at l0h O'Clock, all the magnificent Household
Furniture Of house 4 West Fourth Broadway
Paror Suits Of the richest de crp.on Lace Curtains rose
wood Pauoforte, octave marble top Tables Bureaus
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Bedeads Spring and Hair
Mattresses Beds Lounges, Extension Tables Chairs,
Crockery OIL Paintings, Engravpgs, Mantel Ornaments
&c. This sale Is worth al your attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

LNRENCH THEATRE.
n Mr.. n L, BATEMAN has pleasure 10 stating III At he
this establishment for the entire
those nights reserved for the performances OF Nme
Ristor design of introducing for tho
this upry the world famous 'peras Boues OF the we'll
known composer Onenbach present cha rmns
tefanent acceptabiy he engaged while In Paris
pete Of accomplished musical commedians, chorus
musicians. who Will arrive the steamer Atlantic from
navre on or about the 10th inst
MILE. LUCILLE TOsTfE,
recognized musical and dramatic genius leading
artistic Of the soues Parsennes win make her cntrse In
'"' La GRANDE DucHEssH ps oERoLsTErN.
on Tuesday evening sept "a IN the great comic opera o.
orning In Paris and other cortinenta
cities wh heretofore unprecedented but which
its sparkling melodies admirable orcnestratcu and rresst
abv comic dialogues aud Incidents have well en-
titled il achieve This will form the initial performance
OF Mr. Barmans season. To render the mise OF
these ng complete Mr. IA has imported
an entire WARDROBE OF the most costly and elegant descrp
ton made expressly by Paris while and
scenery properties &c are now being rapidly pre-
pared Subscribers wishing boxes respectfully Informed
That the books will opened Tuesdsy Sept TO- the
French theatre Fourteenth street. near Sixth avenue
and a the usual places
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

In addition TO these -amuel Dimmct hsd 900
thus invested for which he received last week from Mr.
Hasbrouck stock and securities for &l, Q00 THIS 10
posed to be illegal under the Bankrupt act Mr.. Has
brouck's additional liabilities are 10 follows
Fourth National Bank, New York. $50, 900
First National Bank, Kingston. $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

VVANTED-MopELs. NATURAL PREPARATIONS
w aud nnonstrosltes. Address Manager Museum OF
Anatomy, SIS broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

A UCTION NOTICE.-JAMEs NJ LEEDS, AUCTION
eer.-0ver $4,000 worth Of magnificent Housenod
Furniture Paintings Bronzes Panofortes public auction
this day SATURDAY. at the hve story brown stone
sion West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. sale commencing at IL o'cock-superb Psror
Suits covered French satin hrocsel OF the richest dcscr
Clocks. Mirrors Carpets Lace Curtains, maenHcent
wood Psnoforte Stool Cover Music Stand rosewood and
walnut Bureaus Redseads Wardrobes; Mattresses Exten.
sion Table Buffet elegant sets China Glass Sverware;
Table Cutlery Linens; Basement Kitchen Furniture. Sale
the good6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

THEATRE TICKET OFFICE.
lt2 AND lie BROADwAr.
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

wA1CsiEs. JEW ELtY. sc.
TyuCKOo CLoCKs-(oUR PATENT BETTER AND
~ cheaper than any imported; Wholesale and retail A.
fRAkKTIELDA CO.. Jewellers ~ Ssth avenue, sornas Of
Fourtesnh street and sl1 Eianth aveAua
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25
Spread the Truth!

Some medical men insist that it is I'M
uigntned to advertise a remedy, however
valuable 1t may be. Queer reasoning this.
II Is like saying that an article which the
world needs. should be hid in corner
that benefits and blessings may be too
widely diffused-that the means of pro-
tecting and restoring health should be q
close monopoly, and not accessible to all
The argument is bad. 1t is worse than
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS-an absolute
specific for dyspepsia, biliousness, and ner-
vous debility-had never been known be-
y0nd the repertoire of the faculty, what
would have been the consequence? In
stead of curing and invigDratlng millions,
the good effects of the preparation would
have been confined, to the comparative
few. There us the highest authority for
saying that light should not be hid under
abushel that whatever is excellent should
be placed as, a city on hill, where all men
principle that the BTTTERS have been
advertised, and continue to be advertised,
IN every newspaper of any prominence In
the Western Hemisphere, and that the
spontaneous teStimon In its favor have
been translated into all written languages.
Thousapds enjoy perfect health to-day
VINO would be slanguishing on beds of
elckness If the newspapers had not spread
the truth aOith regard TO this ureQttdLed i'lvig
0fQRt and corrective far and wide. Suppose
Pront has been reapedg f. ono, this publ ity
public health has been, protected; if lives
hhNe been saved; If the feeble have been
strengthenedia and the sick restored, great
good has been accomplished; and who so
mean as to gfddge to exertions thus direct
ed their fair reward? 80 lfebl8 Inn