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Mofat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters

MoHat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
we're in private practice 1925 They
introduced to the public in 1885, since which time their
reputation has extended until they have sale in
of all other Cathartie and Purifying Medicines. There
hardly family among civilized who have not per-
sona evidence of their beneficial effects Their great
cess is owing their uniform reliability cases of Con-
spatiOn Bilious Stomachic diseases whether of long or
short duration They entirely vegetable composition
and harmless to the gentest infant ingredient
the of the skim another is diurec; and stimulates
proper actionof the kidneys; third is SEN
ing phegm and humor from the lungs other properties are
warming aud cathartic and cleanse the and bow
els from unhealthy secretions. Their combined effect
regulate the impaired functions system and to
produce health 1t is not asserted that these Pills are
'edH-that they will cure alcompaints under or
binary circumstances they may be relied upon to cure
Nervous and Sick Headache COstveness Dyspepsia ndi
wy General Weakness sc. They expressly ma de for
these diseases Millions upon millions of can be c
ted In single instance has complaint ever come to
knowledge where they have not operated as recon-
mended
The printed circular around each box fully explains the
symptoms and effects OF each disease specifies treatment
surnishes evidence &c. .f ....t .H.t. 70.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder Franklin N C
who cured of Dyspepsia C. R. Cross fTheoike Ill
cured of Liver Complaint H. Hooey of Springfield, Pa
I'D Scrofua and had to crntches was cured three
weeks James D. Dolens of Adrian Mich cured of Bill
ous Fever. Rev. Henry Graham, Presbyterian Church
iananagua Cal, of Fever and Ague. Rev. Ed H. May
rwenty-First New York. of Rheumatism and P |
Is Years stan ding Rev Samuel BowIes Editor OF the
(Mass Republican, cured of terrible Cos
iveness, Hon. Ed Weber, OF Rumney N H., of Liver
Complaint. Bond fH.U .G.-
A box of Moffats Life Pills, with full circuars &C..
will be sent gratis to any Physician Clergyman the
eceipt of two three cent postage stamps.
Mofat's Life Pills % cents box Mofats Phoenix
Sitters 81 por bottle They sold by all respectable
callers throughout the continents and the Islands of
'cean.
W.T. WHITE & ROWLAND, Proprietors f +
uecesscrs to Or. JOHN MoFFAT, DR.. WIN. b. MoFFAT.
l2l Liberty Street, New York. 36eowly .- Il
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Gen. Grant has summoned Gen. Ingalls,
to Washington TO consult on matters con-
nected with the Quartermasters Department
where considerable reform is being inaugur-
a5ed.
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VIM. e. REED, Agent,
for Kenosha City q Co.
lAr(lTICE-

NOTICE 70 hereby given that the notes of thu
l% Kenosna Co0nty Bank OF Kenosha must be pre-
scented at the Bank Comptrollers office at Madison
for ravment within three 49, years from the date
this notice, or the funds deposited with the Banl
for the redemption OF the same, will b.
surrendered to said Bank.
GEO. F. HARDING, Pres't.
]. N. PURPLE, Cashier.
Kenosha. Sept, 26, 1865. 2y19yol26
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a. we do not pretend that this remedy viii wholly cure
the toothache in every case but it will always give re-
lief and in many entirely cure in less than 1--WE
minutes. 'r.l ! TI.r-f.-.t - ~
A Recipe for making Starch Polish, the use of
which will enable the most ordinary roner to give
linen the appearance of having Just left the hands of
the most experienced nisher, full as beautiful as
when it was new. g!'n uHU ne .lF -T--'
A Recipe for making Sweet Cider, without ap-
piles, nearly as good as the genuine juice-not one
in ten can tell the difference.
Recipe for making Wart and Corn SaIve.
few applications ofthis Salve will entirely remove
the worst of Warts or Corns
All the Recipes in the book are genuine practical
recipes, OF great utility and fully good as recon-
mended. Those who may at first think themselves
unable to purchase the book, are the very ones not
able to do without it.
For Sale by Agents everywhere, and at tho office
of the Kenosha TELEGRAPH; or it will be sent by
mail free OF postage on receipt of price
AGENTS WANTED, to whom the most Ib-
era terms will be given, for the sale of the above
book. Address
sCHOFF & VINEGAR, Publishers,
Kenosha Wis.
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HOLL. OWAY'S
ARNlCA
PLASTERS

The original and only true Arnica
Plasters, possessing the great heal
ing properties Of theArnica
Flower.
The curative efecfs OF these plasters in all
cases Of pain or weakness in the breast,sde or
back ,and in all cases of Inflammation ofthe
lungs, and cough are truly astonishing; they
give immediate relief $3.50 p.
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands
recommend them. Overwhelmingly are
the original and only true Arnica Plasters.
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JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN,

No. % North Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago, by Fuller, Finch &
Futer-Lord & Smith-Burnhams Van3haack-J.
IT. Reed Il Co ~ssmith Cutler & Co.--Deitzsch. Block
& Co. and Throughout the country by all druggists.
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MANUFACTURERS DIRECTORY.
DAVID CROsHT,

MANUFACTURES of Lumber Wagons, Flows. &c.
Repairing done to order. ' -
KcNosha, Wis. 1866 a a l..s.. -u
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MANUFACTURES of Lumber Wagons, Carriages.
&c. Repairing neatly and promptly done.
Kenosha, Wis. 1865. Lg ..
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POSTERS AND HANDBLLs-

- For Programmes and Bills requiring an unusual
amount ofcompostion or for bordering and other
extra work, reasonable charges will be made. -
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HIESKELL'S


This Ointment, after experience of TWEEN
ty years, has proved itself sovereign reme-
dy for all diseases OF the skin; having effected
aradcaI cure in every on which it was
used, curing many obstinate cases of fifteen
or twenty years. standing, that had previ-
ously resisted a Il remedies prescribed by the
best medical treatment of the country. Its
effect is astonishing, in a few days the sore
ness and irritation is removed; the skin be-
comes smooth and healthy, and remains pero
manenty healed, without the use Of any OH
er remedy.
Thus, letter, Salt-Rheum, Itch, Soldiers
Itch, Erysipeas, BlotGhes, Pmples and ev-
cry form of disease of the skin is punctually
cured, no matter of how long standing. 1t
has cured bad cases of infamed eyeids, and
discharges from the ear, when nothing else
would heal them. Piles that have reisted all
other treatment for many years, have been
effectually cured by the use Of one box OF
this ointment, burns, scalds, and old sores 1t
heals in very short time. Price so cents
per box. II not sold by your druggist, serd
so cents to Johnston, Holloway Cowden,
Philadelphia, box will be sent treeof post
age to any address.
OBSERVE-None genuine without the sig
nature Of the propretors on the wrapper Of
each box. 5m5
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| The Peoples own l
BOOK OF RECIPES,
i AND
information for the Million I! +!
c s 0ooR e4ntans 4 pages and about 1000 valuable
| bound. va SUI" P"P'i Gnu oeauinuAy
Price, $16o
before been published and is adapted to every
gay use A full index is given that enables YOU to
lions Instructions and suggestions accompany each
prip Imese remarks make the book we'll worth its
Iite as readlng book If there was not recine
IN III Inc recipes are given in small print willie the re-
enabling you to find anything you wish WtSont d 5h4is
out money and the Others will always be found at any
M EamEes N VII ind in the BAKING COOKING and
without tne aid any other Cook Book ~ -F''N
efc6a its FG9Gers Ssoonkeeper Physicians Drug
BARRIERS, Bakers Dyefs, Ren eN1stoisnS G
ing end a pp0fs al Glasses Of work
....... hnd in this Book 81.
SINGLE Recipes
Worth many times the price of the book Many Of the
hecPes have been purchased expressly for this work
az PdGes ranging rom 81 to 3d. and some of them have
actually been sold for FIFTY DOLLARS 't
The following is brief notice of few Of the Eecros
found In the book: Va o A''0peS |
Recipe for Making aaa e1ijs |
The Celebrated London WASHING Command
BY using this Compound you will avoid at least half
Pocket Lemonade.
You can do this preparation up in piece ofpaper and
ady ~ IA our pocket to occasion requires
spoonful OF 1t stirred into half pint Of cold water siyes
you goou lemonade at one cent per glass ~
ARTIFICIAL HONEY.
T, This cannot be told from the best strained Glover
money! ana is made for 10 cents per pound. ~ TIN
-oa DIAMOND CEMENT ,.,.,e.
That you can make for few cents. which mends bro
new. 49, ~ s0ou DIS
SPAWN Lininent.
Certain Remedy never known to fail and worth
a,a. Cure for SESattles" Bite, +
That cures instantaneously a. ely. ....i|
Cure for Hydro .lobIa,
That renders the bite of a mad dog harmless
Tooth-ache Remedy. %
We do not pretend that this remedy will wholly cure
ne in every case but it will always give re-
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HOLLOWAYS TERMIFUGE CONFECTIONS.

Which have almost entirely superseded the
nauseous Vermifuges, to the delight of the
poor little sufferers. 1t Contains no Calomel
or other poisinous ingredients
So highly esteemed is this Popular Verm>
fuge, by the profession, that all intelligent
Physicians who know of them, prescribe them
in preference to other remedies, as not only
more pleasant to take, but more effective to
cure.
Parents ard guardians, having the care of
children should keep them as a family medi-
cine; for they not only eradicate WORMS
those pests of childhood-but correct any de-
rangement Of the digestive organs, so preva.
lent with children
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HOLLOWAY'S
VERMTFUGE
CORRECTIONS,

DR.. Holloway, some fifteen years ago. wit
Messing the distress occasioned sckly children
in taking the nauseous verm' fnges ofthat day,
resolved to annalyze them, and from the most
effective Of these remedies succeeded in sep.
arating their active medical properties, pure,
tasteless and inodorous. Then, by combining
these with sugar, and moulding tht m into an
agreeable CONNECTION, formed the present POP
JLAR and EFFECTIVE yxRMIFUGR known as
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-08-29

Pendleton, Vallandigham and other Ohio
Copperheads, in their public harangues, read
the following figures to their audiences, the
object being to pave the way for repudia
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEW YORK.

CLEARED.
Steamship Republic oa2 DOane Japan via Panama and
san Ss "pSu ss Maa oesoSd s.r..ou Morgan
Steamship Eien X Terry Chaplin Wilmington Del, g. Goodspee
Steamship Niagara, BkenAu Norfolk, City POn and Richmond
stea@shp Is, AeIsude Norfolk City POint and Richmond
steamship Empire Price Norfolk and RomODd Hand
Steamship Ashland Neri9n Boston w r CySs, . p,,.,n.
Steamship Caledonia B MeDODa Liverpool aud GhssoW ~ Mac
steamship En () Hail. Liverpool National Steam Navigation Co
Steamship Ssragcsss Crow,l, Charleston, A. Leary .
Steamship City Of New-York. Roskel Liverpool, g. Dale
S'::%: S'::S ok S P p SSs' wlS ssa
Steamship Vile de Paris F S9rnon Hayre G,ssslsnns.
Steamship George Washington, Neworeans B. oren"eh
steamship San Jad.to Atlin. Savannah, Garrison Allen
Steamship Valley cty, Tomln, Asra1dria s: Hand
ship Amslia Csst) Couhcb BOrleuI, slecpyeh Smith
Ship Desnabraae tPortl Ssares Lisbon L. Am.inck Co.
sss sss SS.rs S.s.s aS cf:s c. @ s'i sss
BaK Harriet As, San Francisco 6sCo;nstoci L 90 ' i
Rt R,s sss. @ s'se.%s. s,s.s. Ss Rs s...s; a sss' ~
I,rt ElS., DrssEc es1.na, Ward sSs gql4 El AeI
f; y: E,:: :: siS: sf $s.& & sssGa Co.
Sell. Narsstoi, wicis, Bar.ssa, J. wsnSsT c.
sf & 4 susan a pisei & t.sS Dsesa ST. josD Gsnd tspy CO.
sSr sossr; sonsrs Psierhnrs Va es0reetcvs D. c. Van
b,sl, ss, slass 4 po,,,, wimiagsu Dell L.raw.y oy
ssSr T. Waters foiscs, T,npIso Miller hoOshtcn 1dh y i
sehr MARI Msnsam Bevereass Pitckst Nd f5s1o9 1i
.; ,.,FT7 90 ARRIVED fiod 81 s1l a,. 80 =. :
Steamship Hans. % yaH H, o;'odsT R%G Ma, sf VA sean M
pip RI.H1 orb sS SS'kSc 81 Just and a'''' % w.
with w t aud so pass Houiahd AspiHssh ~,
ss YFss S. Ss 3 .s E:I IS$ hsaSSn Co. A
Ship CItvaloI, Russe Liverpool Api VIVID muse anu p"''
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
pASSEYGrRS AHRLTED.

IRON HAvRR MAY isln steamship Aiaia'Mr Marian wilson
inI A. s ,,a 5 ,i W S,,tor H f4re Coa John 81 Ms
Talr arl eLl D. r. o-cs , Louisa sciii M Ro.ii Paga
Mi,' Betty R.eHeterg M Sophie fai Ro6e keonslelg F1n
Jane and Mi,s LINE e Mrs r. aEang aad child NJ Williams ig
and children, Mrs James Kgk and en- en-, Mrs sarah k.k aui
G NJ, aor Rrsss Uesrv p Russell J. M lIalnes John Whiting
Oaud rlbetrs b1e,.s Charles ITbt,iis AFvea Tibles Mr
FR0M BRRnES-Nsy is~Ia steamship Hsssa-T Emech B. W.
e Yoss Ely LeAsT H. has ken@sh James ,seT ~, tiay
Nv Ills G. Greer H. Green, w BGgtorieTs Buinann b.
PHy e p,S .o sI5 S5S F.r G se ieoDss5 Fia wc1s
Adoph Aunebsun Christ Clans aud child Rainier Carl ess
IcLe Sepberger Pauline Bhnr Michael liombser J. Washer,
Lou'sc lle.'ero Leenrc Atas Les'n OaIgns l'e Ia,
Babcite Thnhausse Otto Welc G. H. Harung Wilhelm Bgttper H.
ng o .slhp ~ bfs Rss < Kline d g M 11d np Paul
Messenger and child SehohsI aud family hae and Anns A.ed HeI-
+ ri Hannah Bsehob johanna Reich Casper sAige, DoEo
FROM GLASGOW is-Iu Steamship Irarpia-Ela Daley,
AHeeM Enbe NJ Cathcs " D. BrSwn Mr. Light NJ Marcus j.
Iarks Miss pustan Mrs Altar, Sarah Allen, Mga
ret G Kirivood " Nelson, Mn; Matn .
CITY o oston- Plat and lady james HOOy and lady Misses H.
IIooe b j. IIoos James Howard lady ehl and servt,
H. Bre1 and dy Nj A,hScIs lady David levi M Mrs
add child Miss MsaeSs Mss HaTr'. 9gieR MIS- ocs1as Mss
bingham G Ngendorf Davidson NJ HAYES R w Ling Rev A.
Rsa Mss p JoSa.oa b. M Sss Sesa Ba,
F,ll A. Leneke q Martin Thomas Whitehead Victor Ltsseu D.
oa Mslnd Nj Sanders JOha Eva O. Owens James Hi G
FROM S1v1SYAH May ls-u steamship Herman IlyinsOpG P
-Dehsw p Parana Mrs Conwe Miss Alna Knapp Miss Bark
Colt Miss Taylor Miss Pnta Mss Few Mrs.. Jamr and ehia M
Harden children and ,sryaa u and Mis-, owaT Mrs weh 81 & and
coll M Pe.y Moss BSTss9ger Mrs 3 DilEn and sh'
Col Clashorn aud lady stOdd.l and lady Mn s@ybe Miss Pep
per Robert wyLy and i,dy w whRple ruT Mr. md and M j.
DhSoS MPs Grant John iisrrson Dillon " Walsh Mis-.
w, . n u pH n Ra.SS.on Mr apd Mrs Rouse Mrs Travis Mn
Travis, Mrs TOsnssnd br' Murray seamen wm KAsPfarman
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

Ee9stve-supervisor Blant--L , ~, 49,.
And the 10 he cent V HIS HoDc The hAI 1 ~
prevail
NOTION
Supervisor TWEED moved that the regular meeting ~ e foan
further notice
Which carried
JOSEPH 2 YOUNG Col.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
CRIMINAL COURTS.
GENERAL srssIoNs-yupcr Russell.

s., GENERAL sEssIoNs-JUDGE Russell.
The following is the calendar for to-day at this
court: Edward Watson, Geo King. John Mullens Jas
Mcclure, Ellen Cosgroye Geo. Marelant, Alonzo Conk
lin, James Mullin, Hugh MeClosky, James Loughlin
grand larceny; Henry Reisback. receiving stoer
goods; Henry Holmes. false prctenses; Geo. Hayes
three cases. false pretenses JAS Hughes, Thos Gbney
VIM Key assault and battery and felony Tlios senlly
Joseph McMuin, John Orr, burglary third degree; John
''-''"'' -" oYER AND rsRMnTR =
John Name. arson and homcide Wm. schnobel, honf-
eide; Maurice Lonergan, honcide-
JEFFERSON sfARKET PoIICE-JUSrICE DODGE
charged William Collins and James AitEin. two boys
"A aud l6 years Of age with stealing $40 in bank notes
Collins was IN the employ Of complement ss and 9S te
company with Atkins, went 70 suifsO and remained
York having spent SIC the money The private watch;
man OF the store met them yesterday morning and had
asoo bail each Morris W Powers. No $40 Eaghtiave..
Charged with violation OF the Excise aud held TO bail
answer William X. Jones OF No i2St broadway,
William Johnston with stealing from tho abovenamed
premises a mattress vaaed &C el3. The accused were
held for trial. ~. 81. .-.s- g a..st-s ia
% 2" ToMBs PoIiCE-JUsrICE DOWNING.
On Saturday evening VIM. Murray attempted TO
steal a memorandum book containing sie In Treasury
notes from the pocket of John sheehen residing at No.
16 Roeseyeltst. The action was witnessed by omeer
Christopher Of the Fourth Precinct who took HIM inro
custody and recovered the stolen money yes.e,. y,.i
day. Murray was committed for trial 49, fs'nck
love on Saturday night stole from the vess potAe.
OF Cornelius Sullivan OF No. "a Franifortst sa su..
ofmoneys while the latter was in basement soon
corner of Pearl and Platt-sts He was arresed 0y
Holmes Of the Second Precinct Justice com
rited him william King and confedsera,,,e Toy, Ts
day night snached from the vest xos the
corner OF the Boyery aud Spring n ftcr Is the
which they ran or King was ares eer ON Moftst neap
Spring and the stolen watch ,.,d ana tor % trial ny
his possession. He was eonin'''eu A'i ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
Dpiocno Notices.

EousAToNlC RAILROAD COMFANYi(
TRRAsVRTRs OFFICE, y
BklBGFTohr. Com, May "a, 1867 y
DIVIDEND No. 1G.-Thc Directors have de-
cared DIVIDEND Of FOUR DOLLARS FER SHARE on me
Irefeucd Capital Stock payable b' 18Th last fee Of "o'enme"'
- - a.. .~o.
All boers Preferred stock EXCEPT Bon yin he PAD a. ms
The Transfer l be closed iron hc lbih 70 q ON ins "l
tays iuclave NiANl.-s NJ q, ,n.-.I-l = .--
OFFIeE or TAR ATLANTIC MAIL STfANsHP} .
COMPANY. Ees-Iork, May 49, 1891 .
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF ol
~ Directors Company have this dsytece dividend OF y
Der cent oa, tie net earnings payable M oce Of e COMPANY on
he TrarsI books wiz be- closed oI TIE h Gay
tfMay Inst Ild Ie-opeuel Wealesis, l2h OF June.
HRSBY j. QuISAE, Secretary.
CENSENDLRFER MINING COMPANY
> DIVIpFND OF ONE CENT the Capital stock has
teen 6 raabe OGce Of the Company MAY 70 1901
Mav 20 % tlc 2Sh Hcutlre
II. A. SliBRRIIL Treasurer, No 10 BroadS
OFFiCE OF RAE PAciFIc Man STEAxsnIr CoNPAN',
EEw-TogK. May Is, 1901. =
THIRTY- SIXTH DIVIDEND.-NOuce IS.
herey gwen that Board of Director, have This day declared
nlviDND or THREE C PR CENT fhe net caruns Of Tic
quarter ending April parable AZ the Office Of The Company sA
tRDAY, June J.
Te Transfer viii he sei THURSDAY 2 INST aud Teopened
NONUAY Jupc By rierof Board Of Directors,
THEODORE q. JOHNSON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
NfINIATuRE ALMANAl


Sun Rises ....439 90 Sun Sets....T:l3 Moon Sets....,s9
HIGH l..
Sandy Gov Island. ..9.29 Hell Gste...ll0
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
Gituatlons Wanteo-M MaIes.

A SITUATION WANTED-By young man
y BARTENDER PORTER CLERK; has the best Of city
Apply three JOHN MCGUIRE No 10 Carroll
st, Brooklyn
A SITUATION wanted by young man as
"a POTTER WATCH5lAH; mas good references Apply for four
days % DAVID BOYD cor Of BoHd and Wsenss. Brooklyn
WANTED-By a young man, a situation az
w CLERK IN store or Office Address, stating terms W. A.
FLOWERS, PostOMce Boz No 2s6
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
BORT i1aroen's Neiite.

........ SraTK EEv-YORK
. PoRr.wARpESs' OYfrcE No. % William 81
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN the Act passed April H. 1857, entitled Au Act
Reorgan1e the Port Of EeEYork
having charge Of the subject matter Of suh inquiry
survey that following under ersnns
waen AMI that the said examinations will
be completed within days next succeeding this notice 90 board %
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
n]eooine CARDS. st.
llrofcssional Noiirre.

JJIUIC59IUUUI NUIIIII'
CHARLES NETTLETON, No III Broadway.
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER for every State aud Territory
nR. WEST, No. 54j Broadway, can he con
~ suited all diseases with unparalleled ncce Apennanent AMI
speedy guaranteed in all cases or NJ clarge
HENRY j. DAVID formerly of the English
4 n Ratl. GENERAL LAW ard BANKRUPTCY PRACTITIONER
Ohces No Park place, Broadway
NEW-YORK HYGIENE HOME and SWE-
~ DISH MOVEMENT CtR No III WayereypL " d. Ihompsou
81 Prop Diseases o al kinds treated l Tie most snl aud
succ manner Lady Physicians for Ladies Vecetinan Boarding.
CYLVESTER LAY, Attorney at Law, Notary
- Pubc for on the States, hls REMOVED his
BROADWAY, Of MURRAlSE United states
Ias.poTts pTolurcl ffom Wash.Igo
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

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Go farmers an0 Others.

EOR SALE-A pair of very handsome twin
DURHAM HElFERS kur wears Old; splendid mkeTs dedcr
aum for grteraLs lawn Inquire Of klLFATRlCK, Bills Head
Bank Baidiurs
ME w MILCH COW, with very desirable
IN qua! ~ Tor SALE Address 7, Box No 2OC1
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
5ituatione Uanteo-GemaIes.

A GHLY-EDUCATED FRENCH LADY,
"a Of highest respeetay desires 70 50 10 the country with
Teacher Companion understands
spanish English expeerce travelling and would there
largely in highest Testimonials gwen Aoere Nile
q. W. Box No. l+6 Tribune Office
A NUMBER of German Girls WANT STU
~ ATOMS Apply at No O0 BGsi Ioustonst near BoSer
A NUMBER OF well recommended German
N Girls want situations general H0USEWORK &c, at Mrs
LOVES German usue No II Stantonst, the Bowery
A IL Respectable Families, Boarding Houses
~ supplied With good SERVANTS from all hstons
Protestant Catholic at Mrs.. NORKSTONS OFFICE, No. ~
Beeckerft
FAMILIES, HOTELS. and Summer-IIOuses
uromptlv supplied FEMALE HELP Of all nations who
competent lie A branches of Homework also Cosehmen
Gardeners PoTer Wate Servants &c Apply at CAR
PENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE STtaye and Eieventhst
The New York herald., 1867-11-03
n,o TnE VOTERS on NEW YORK.

1,O THE VOTERS OF NEW YORK.
Having nominated to the Office Of County Clerk per-
nit mo 10 solicit your vote Ny chief
endacnt your favorable consideration consists in the
fac, that my owing the satisfactory
In which have conducted the affairs Of the Office At al
events feel having endcavored to act hon.
esy by ALL and have disposition 10 doubt those who
my nomination duo 10 that cause alone The
records the comptroler's oce will show that have
paid into the county treasury some thirty thousand dollars
moro than my predecessors.
only say that IL reelected. shall In the future
a. In the past discharge the duties of tho
Office as to give of regret those who relying
their
Votes and influence
WILLIAM G. CONNER
The New York herald., 1867-11-03
S32.Os5.377

Money was In abundant supply at six per cent on call
with exceptional five and seven per cent
che lower rate being exclusively government secu-
r1tes pledged BY the edaiag dealers The prevailing
disrust Of credits checks dsconntng operations and
there 10 large amount OF mercantile paper aHoat for
which no market be found although the banks take
sher csstomers paper per The statement
q the associated banks for the week Is favorable the
changes boiug increase OF s1O. 124 in legal tender
notes, $6145,5s6 in deposits, s77,996 in circulation,
$zsls.37l IN specie and Sii6, ITO loans Tho South.
oru demand for currency increasing and the banss
orc holding themselves in read mo consider
able drain towards that section to move the cotton
crops The Testern exchanges are, however IN favor
OF this centre.
Government securities dull and rather heavy
carly In the day, but tho aftirnoon they improved,
and the market closed strong at the suboned QUOTA
Hons:--Registered, 1881, lllys liz: coupon, 1884,
112k l12ts; 20s registered 1862 l0i% los; 5-2os
coupon, 1862 1885 iosI 5-2Os coupon, 1864, 1861
1o5%; 5-20s. coupon, 1855. 1861 l06jS; do. do,
January and July, 1918 1919; 2os coupon, 1867,
1oTL l07N; 104Os registered lOoik 1907; 10 40's
coupon 10o3s l0ok; June Z 3o's. 1o5X 105H; July
y-s0s 1865 1854; December compounds, 1884. 1lsk
a ll9; May do, 1865, 1l7,S NIX; August do. do,
1l6x 1l6s: September do do, 115X I16i&; October
do. do, 115T a ll6.
The daily conversion OF notes Of June and
July since the 18Th instant at tho SobTrsssuy have
al