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Attempted AAsaNSInatIOn OF the Gar
nT RnSSIa

New York, May 7.-The Herald's
Paris special says, it was the Gear of
Russia whose assassination was at
tempted yesterday. In the Imperial
carriage were the Gar of Russia, his
two sons, and Napoleon Third. When
the royal party were being driven
through the Bots de Bologne a young
man, apparently about 20 years of age,
fired pistol at the Gar, or in
the direction in which hesat in the car
rage. 1t appears that the pistol had
been overloaded, for it exploded,
wounding the hand of the assassin. 1t
is alleged that person standing in a
crowd threw up the arm of the wretch
by promptly dealt stroke, just asShe
discharged the pistol. He was Instant
ly cut down, severely wounded and
made prisoner by the escort. The
would-be murderer is Pole.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., June 7.-General
Sickles has issued a general order re-
quiring all civil officers in North and
South Carolina, charged with the main
teuance of the public peace, to report to
the provost marshals of their respective
districts. Another order appoints the
following Board to prepare regulations
for registartion: Brevet Colonel Royal,
9Th Cavalry; II, n, Helper, of Raleigh;
Jefferson Fisher, of Raleigh; ]. w.
Garbage, of Charleston, and Lemuel
Booser, OF Lexington, s. G. They con-
vene at Charleston to-day.
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Reception of Judge Kelley at PhIIa.
deIphIa.

New YORK, June Judge Kelley
was received by his political friends in
Philadelphia last night. In his address
he referred to :he Mobile affair, saying
the riots were not chargeable as much
to the citizens or the disloyal authors
ties of that place as they were to An
drew johnson, who had appointed to a
post of profit those arrogant Northern
ers who provoked the disturbance by
intlammatory statements in the public
journals days before his arrival. The
riots, he said, were p. emeditated, and
were not brought on by any words Of
his own.
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BY THE GABLE.
Advices to the 7th of June

LONDON, June Moon. = Money
steady. Erie 4O11; Illinois Central IS.
LONDON, June 70 P. M.-Consols
advanced 3 and quoted at 945G. Dutch
standard sugar advanced.
LIVERPOOL, June = Noon.- Sales
cotton for the week 5000 bales, adj
vanced 1sa1<d; stock estimated at. $751;
900 bales, over half of which is Ameri-
cam market to-day quiet. Breadstutfs
quiet. Wheat lbs Cd for No. L Mil
waukee; red lbs Cd; white California
ditto. Provisions unchanged.
LIyERPooL, June - P. M.-Market
easier. Corn declined Sd.
LONDON, June THE weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows
that the bullion in the bank increased
1887 900 sterling.
LONDON, June 7.-Evening.-Consols
closed at 94H; U. S. 5.2O's 70; Illinois
Central 7s7l; Erie 3974. Cotton has been
quiet and closed unchanged; middling
uplands us; Orleans ny; sales 900
bales. BreadslufTs closed quiet with
downward tendency. Corn S7s Cd for
mixed western. Wheat, white Califor-
mia lbs Cd. Oats tirmer at IS I'd. Bar
ley and Peas unchanged. Provisions
unchanged. except Lard, which has ad-
vanced to 5s, and Cheese, which has de-
clined to 65s for fine American. Pro-
duce quotations show no change in
prices. Sugar closed firm; No. Dutch
standard 27s. Iron steady.
PEsTH, June 7th-Evening Lord
Bloomfield, British ambassador, will
be present atthe browning of Francis
Joseph, King of Hungary, tomorrow.
Allthe powers having diplomatic re-
lations with Austria will be represent
ed, except America. RI III GO & 10
The Emperor has made known his In
tention of proclaiming universal am
nesty to all Austrian subjects impris-
oned, or haveIendered themselves liable
to punishment by political Offences
committed prior to this coronation.
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Boston, June 7.-Gen. John L. Fos-
ter will be given a public dinner by the
leading citizens next Wednesday.
r. Bishop Buckley, the minstrel, died
Of quinsy, Yesterday. -
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New ORLEANS, June 7.-Gen. Sheri-
dan has issued an order appointing
Brigadier General Flanders Governor
of Louisiana, vice Thos. J. Durant, de-
clined,
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nARKErs BY TELEsRAPll.
NEW YORK, June I.
REGULAR REPORT.

NEW YORK, June I.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Unchanged; sales 400 bales
uplands at &c.
FLoUR-25c lower, with tone OF bet
ter inquiry for consumption; receipts
81, $50 bbls; sales $500 bbls supertine
state and western a IS 60; extra west
ern 50 sOalO so; choice Sl1al2 IS; ship
ping Ohio Shall so; trade brands
SII 9OalS %; spring st. Lonis Sl2aI3 90;
winter Sl3al6 80, market closing unset
tied. California Flour-More active;
sales 1450 bbls at $l2al4. Rye Flour
Easier: sales 400 bbls at S7a9 90.
WH1sKY-Small sales of western in
bond at 81 35.
IN-Wheat-Market easier and
more doing; sales q, 500 bus No. 2 Mil
waukee at 81 29a2 80; choice 81 45a2 so;
white California 81 70a2 so. Rye-Dull
and lower; sales 4i1O0 bus western at
I 81 50al go. Barley-Quietj sales l,3OO
! bus Canada West, free, on private
terms. Barley Malt-Quiet; sales l,5OO
bus at 81 5Oal 55. Corn-Receipts 81, $40
bus, market closed quiet With the ad-
/ vance lost; sales rs 900 bus new mixed
westei at 81 O5al 10; retail lots 81 lOa
liz, closing at 81 DIAL 90 for prime old
mixed western; 81 14aI 17]z in store and
delivered. Oats-la2c lower; no re-
ceipts; sales 5000 bus western at 79a
Sic; prime Southern .S315c; state nomi-
nal at S5c; no receipts.
] Rice-Quiet. Coffee
Firm. Sugar-Ffrm; sales 400 hhds,
Cuba at IOHaIIc. MOlasses-Quiet.
! PETRoLEUM-Dun and unchanged.
! HoPs-Qulet.
| PRovIsIoNs-Pork-H Heavy and lower;
\ sales !, 900 bbIs. Mt So 5Oa22 as for new
mess; closing at So 62h regular; S22 OF
/ for old mess; SIS 75al9 90 for prime;
| SCI S7a22 II for prime mess. Beef-Un.
changed; sales 246 bbls. at previous
prices. Beef Hams-Quiet at S39 OOs
! 40 90. Bacon-sales 400 boxes l2I<c fol
short ribbed clear; 1l1<c tor long cleal
and short ribbed. Cut Meats-tJnset.
! tied at S15a14c for new.
| BUTTER1Dnn and heavy.
| CHERsE-Heavy at 7a16c.
/ LATEST &ARKEr%5P. PIE.
FLoUR-Closed quiet, and no decided
\ change; less pressing desire to realize.
| GRAJE-Wheat-Steady for winter;
! No. 1, 81 40a2 so; white California, 81 6E
az so. RYe-Dull at 81 so for western,
Oats-Dull at 7sc for western. Corn
Dull, heavy and lower; sound new
mixed western SI0T; mixed western
81 bal IA delivered.
PRovIsIoNs--Pork-- and lower
sales 1000 bbls mess at So so regular
closing with free sellers at this figure
Besf-Nominal and unchanged. Gu
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NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE registra-
ton in Richmond commences on the
18th inst.
A case is on trial in the District
Court at Richmond to recover diyi.
dends from the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad declared during the war,
which were turned over toithe Coined.
crate Government, together with stock
which was forfeited as being the
property of an alien enemy.
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Reparator GapiIIi.

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heads in from two to three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands Of living witnesses
from their own eXperience) can bear wit
ness. But many Will say, how are we TO dis
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{ BUFFALO, N. Y, June lin the case
of Prather, wadsworth & Co., of Pit
hole. against the West Union Telegraph
Company, the jury yesterday rendered
a verdict for S11 FL in favor OF the plain
tiffs.
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Meats-Dull and unchanged. Bacon
Dull with downward tendency. Lard
l23<alSc for fair to prime steam. and
l31Sal4c for kettle rendered.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MONEY! per cent. Sterling, sixty
days, HOS, --.....-.-
GoLD-VeEy duh at 1868.
GOVERNMENT SToCRs-Coupons go
1925; coupons '64, 1867; coupons '65,
1866 new, lOSLsal0s5s; 1910 coupons,
ss5Sa9s5S; 7-S0s, first series, 1861; 9th
ers, 1851. -..-
LATEsr-5:SO P. NJ.
GoLD-American 1865.
STOCKS Ohio certificates, 25a25IS
Boston Water Power, "a; Cumberland,
SS53a3l; Mariposa, lSal9; preferred, 2OIS
~; Western Union Telegraph, 44a44I<;
racine mail, lSSka139; atlantic mail
i0S5$alO6; New York Central, lOOJSa
1908; Hudson, lO9alO92s; Reading,
lO02si Michigan Southern, 6S5<; Illinois
Central, llS51al2O; Pittsburgh, 76a76JS.
Toledo, 1lsall9; Rock Island. ssEssss5!.
Northwestern, 34{a349<; preferred,
5sssa6s{; Fort Wayne, eSsta99; Mis-.
souri,, 90.
STEAMSHIP SHARES-With an active
upward movement; Pacific advanced &c
40, but closed low.
Cincinnati.
JUNE 7.-FLoUR-Unchanged and
quiet; not much done.
-Wheat-Firmer; sales No.
winter red in forenoon at 81 25, but the
same sold in the afternoon at 81 40
Corn-Dull and unsettled, bnt closed
with buyers at 70a7lc in elevators
0ats-Opened dull and heavy and
closed ut Coo for No. /, being decline
of sc. Rye-Very dull and could have
been bought at 81 40 on the spot.
WHIsKY-Dull at 50 30 in bond; quo,
tations given for whisky in these re.
ports always refer to that in bond, never
TO duty paid.
CoTToN-Dull and prices nominal.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork-Dull; city
offered at So 25. Bulk Meats-Firm at
72<c for shoulders and 1Oc for sides
Bacon-Firm and in fair demand at 8
11& ard l21Sc for shoulders, sides, clear
rib and clear sides. Lard-Dull at 10;
for city.
BUTTER-Dull at l5al7c.
CHEEsE-Dull and unchanged.
GoLD-lS6, buying.
Chicago.
JUNE 7.-FLoUR-DulI and heavy.
GRAIN-Wheat-N doing; sales
at 81 seal 81. Corn weak, at Sass Nc
Oats dull at 54a55c. Rye easier at 81 o.
a10S. Barley-Nothing doing.
Ns-Pork-Heavy at so co.
Lard-Lower, at 1lIsalls<c. Bulk
Meats neglected.
WHIsKY-Neglecte
Buffalo.
MAY 7.-FLoUR-SIO so for extra
state.
GRAIN-Wheat-SI 90 Tor No. . ole
and new Illinois mixed. Oats-Nomi
nal and lower.
FREroH1s-To New York, corn lie
oats &c.
milwaukee.
JUNE 7.-FLoUR-In good demands
city k Sll so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm at 81 II fol
No. 2.
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CHASTELLAR'S
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Once, corner OF Main and Monroe street,
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REMEMBER THIS.
One great advantage accruing to the pur-
chaser at the extensive establishment Of
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-22
NOTICE..

vVIHE BRADFORD BANK WHOSE CHAR
4 Ter terminated June Is. 1863, give notice
that the outstanding bills OF said Bari viii he
redeemed by j. ". BtlcHELDtk, at ms
office: and in his ,'seucc by III bB ARl'
WRIGHT al his dwelling hou-c III bradford
Vt for one wear from December II, 1850, az
cordius To the following act;
An act Ia relation to the redemption Of Bank
Note.
HHhercbg enacted, &c.
ST.. !. Aftor The NpiJatiou of tine charter
of any bank chartered hy tins Statl. or after
the termination OF the existence of any su'h
bank. agrecablv to tho laws Oh this NtAtesut u
bank may cause notice to hr Published IN an
the weekly newspapers of the county where
such bank i located. for one fail year, setting
forth that SAID bank will redeem its o. tah''-
ing bills the daS of the expiration OF frhaf-
ter or the date of the termination OF eNl'-
tcncc and a copy OF this act. ANA upon aug
publication OF such notice. neither sucl bank
n0rits officer. shall hc 'abie 10 my a''ioh Tor
the uou-rcdcuptiou of any of it, out~tahu-
ing bills unless the saur shall nave hrth dllE
presented. and paymous thereof drmahded
within the year aforesaid at the banking mousse
of said bank.
SlD % After the SEPARATION If til" CHATTER,
oraftcr the termination ol tlrcNiatcncr OF any
such bank as aforesaid such bank hall cease
to bc subject TO tine operation. or liah!" 10 the
provisions of the -i>ty-third section of chap
irrcilht v-ninc Of the General Statutes.
SIC. B. This act shall take effect trom its
passage.
Approved Nov. 49, istG.
j. ". BATJUELDER, Chas,er.
Bradford. Dee 10, l-G6. E-yl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-22

'Iiavc seen their watches, know them. and
can testify that the are excellent time kccuers.
ana as good IN every respect as represented.
ana NO hunhu-. -SeihacL Uoi15ord. " J.
'Bu,nc.' is cQnductctcd in tbi, establishment
upon St'icliF honorable principles and pnr.
Gn"Hersg" ne worth Of thcirmonry - cfaH
Pere. Ill., This company is no Gopp. nffair
andls prompt in business and perfectly reGa
Die. '-t oWier, Hondou' v. j. This com
WnE "a known throughout the Union to be re-.
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H"ePcn"en'. honFeeiio, m. They are hon
orabIe in their dealings. and satisfy tbo inst
expectations Of Their customers ~ cUoctgt;c
mess, Lyods, y. J. "'lhi, company has a fine
reputation and their goods are Of a very sn.
PGilnl quality. - Doity Times, Neu5ey,n u q
mere Is no humbng il TINS company."-ra i
reg Ne"f"eL Sh'ppsnSbnrgh, Pa. Their watch
tS are manufactured of superior ARTICLES, and
9y the best workmen. '--Autertcon hmm
Dedtoit, Nd '''"
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CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT W AFTER.

CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT w ArER.
The extent to which water mingleS
with bodies apparently the most
solid, Is very wonderful. The gilt
tering opal, which beauty wears as
an ornament, is only iliut and water
or every one thousand two hundred
tons OF earth which n landholler
has IN his estate, four hundred are
wafer. The SGow-capped SUBMITS
OF Sn0wdcu and Ben Davis have
many million IONS Of water in a soil.
qiicd form. In every plaSter-o.-
Paris statute which an Italian ear.
iies through our streets for sale.
there is one pound of water to four
pounds OF chalk. The arrive breathe
conialnS five grains OF water TO each
cubic foot Of its bulk. The potatoes
and turnlpS, which arr boiled for eur
dlnncr, have, III their ray state. the
III" one seventy iivcpcr cent and the
other ninety per cent OF water. If
q man Weighing ten stones We're
squeezed in Il hydlauiic press, seven
800 hNli 'tN4ltH VI wafer. N0OlU
run out, and only two and half of
dry residue remain. A man is
chemically speaking, fort VII Y e
pounds Of carbon and nitrogen. diff
fused through FIVE and a half pail.
iuiS OF water. In plants. we find
water thus ninglc6 no less wonder.
fully. y spnilower cVapora,es a
PVT and q quarter of water a dav.
and cabbage about the same ouan.
tliy. y wheat plant cXhalcs, in II
hundred and sevenly.two DAYS,
about one hundred thousand Grains
of water. An acre Of growing wheat.
on this calculation, draws and pass
rs out about ten tons of water per
day. The sap OF plants is the me.
diam through which this mass of
iluid is conN eyed. II forms a deli.
cate pump. up which the watery
particles run with the rapidity Of II
swift stream. BY the action of the
sap, various properties may be com.
iaunicated to the growing plant.
lumber IN France is. for instance.
o(cd by various cOlors being mixed
with water, and sprinkled over the
Too' vi ,he Tree. Dahlias are also
colored by similar process
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Ok. D. n. SEElYE g. co.
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS,
o''" ny all Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
GENERAL AGENTS.

ri 1ohn y; Park, CINCINNATI, Ohio; Fuller,
v ,nvn ~ Lhller, Chicago III. Burrbams a
~ ' Wo''. lineage, H.. Denas, Barnes g.
w. f FsSra nsrk D; Ransom & CO., Buffalo n
Weets ( pa,. shelley & Co. Detroit Mich.
ards & e. ' uti, Boston, Mass. French, Rich
Co., pits rrrmn,hiade,lphia, Pa. r. L. sellers 4
LOUIS ooml No Barnes, Ward K Co., New or.
iWgans' ia; Il. 4. Robinson a Co. Louisville
n nS,, hlsIcy u Bro, Memphis, Tonn.; J.. Y.
pn alP,iyN richmond, Va. Thompson d Block
NV''Y,'"'V &C. Md Dexter a. y eilcger,A ibary,
Wm G'lohs ~ Armstrong Cleveland, tbio'
4 Co.. Louisville Nv. ''V"'' '''''u
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DIR >ECELIE.S
LIQUID cATkRRH REMEDY
S Y Nj ? T O M S.

me symptoms Of tatarrh are at first ,erv
/ nsht' PERSONS ind they have a cold. that
llef nave frequent attacks, and are more sens
n,'t 10 thc changes of temperature. In thi,
cont toi thc muse may hc dry. or a SLIGHT dis.
charge. tHln and UCIid, afterwards thiel and
adhesive. LAY cusuc,
As the disc, &c becomes chronic, the diseLarr.
Is are increased IN quantity and changed IN
quality; they are NV thick aud heavy, and
are haWked or eoughco of. The sccrctons
are offensive, causing had reath; the Voice
ti.l'k ana nasal; th9 ives are y ak the sense
o. s,,''l ~ IrssenGd or destroyed, deafness
Another common and importonA syn,.. ON
81 C9t"fh is that the person is Obliged To clear
ms throat IN the morning Of a slick or slimy
us NHlch mas fallen from the head dup
ing tue night. When this takes place. the
prison may be sure that his disease is on it,
arrcsting it. ''' INV
The above are but few the moov C,torrb
al symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for
Uul l,ihPhIet describing fully all SYMPTOMS
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'i3,s Nherc to procure the medicine.
as rSceiNihg letters from all part. Of the
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therefore 1t Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
eVGii 70 'ne most tender and delicate child III
NJ SALii EoR SEELYE'S CATARRII REM
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~ VI persons suffering with any affection
VI tne Head Throat or Lungs, should write az
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