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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16

THE IRoN DUKE.-A man came
to the late Duke Of Wellington with
Il patented article,
"What have Nou to offer p
~ bullet proof jacket, your
grace"
"Put it on"
The inventor obeyed. The Duke
rang a bell. An aide.de camp pre-
Sentcd himself.
"Tcll the captain of the guard to
order one of his men to load with
ball cartridge
The inventor disappeared, and
was never seen again near the horse
guards. No money was wasted in
that invention.
PRETTY SHARP Boy.-Onc pleas.
ant dav last summer. took my seat
IN the stage cOach Dounu from Fall
River to C.-Among the pas.
sengcrs was a little gentleman, who
had possibly seen five summers
The coach being quite full, he sat
in the lap of another passengcr.--
While on the way, something was
sad about pickpockets, and soon
the conversation became general on
that interesting subject. The gen
tlcman who was then holding our
young fiiend remarked:
"My fine fellow, how easy | could
pick your pocket"
"No, You couldn't" replied he,
"rye been looking out for you all
the time "
AGRICULTURAL Hoss TRoTs.-
The essay of Josh Billings on hoss
trots is worthy Of attention. 1t is
AZ follows ...
Men who hav great deal to do
with hosses seem to demorelize fast.
er than the hosscs do
Hoses are like dice and kards.
altho they are virtuous enufl' them.
selves, how natral it is to gaInbol
with them.
Hoses love the society of man,
and being susceptible Of CRATE de.
ceit they will learn % man to cheat
and lie before he knows IL.
know lots ov iolk who are real
Plus, and who are onest enuff to
work up into United States asses.
sors, and some good moral chunks
left over, but when they come 10
talk hoss, they want AZ much look
Iing sftei az q case ef dirthery.'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16
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tWih Wm G. iltrdyl
PRACTICAL WAFC II VI n n.
store IN MOL Hardy. Building.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN * SURGEON
BRADF FORD, Vt.
Rooms over shcpherdson II Davis Store
Dgpl.g HorR--From to s :. VI. l. to and
6tos +. NJ. saturdays, from 20 7. NJ.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
kApFoRD, vERMoST.
Once over Hallatt'- Store liyl
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GItOwEs.s. HATCH.

LICENSED AUCTIONEER
nhAproRp, VERMONT
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16

'igasssIES SAEy1s'
<.l,;b. r., sssst>N

cARRlAaE MAeIxG AND GrNERNL EErAIR1SG,
A-mory Building, sud corner of Armory aud
Plr.eI -, Streets,
HRApFopp, RNoNr.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16

Two Irishmen were put in prison,
one for stealing COW, the other for
stealing a watch. Mike said the
COW stealer, what o'clock is itP
Och, Pat, l havn't me watch han.
dy, but I'm thinkin' its about milk
in time =
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16

Hon. John A. Logan of Illinois
was a Douglass democrat, rode out
from Washington to the Bull Run
battle as u visitor, but borre wed a
rifle and went into the fight and has
fought it out on that line ever since.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

pstt,pprpr1, Oct 2i-A trade is depressed Cotton quiet ND
S9g ega m % .i 5 nsissi 2a'65s Sev clover seed
go t5 ''a- zai ,1 I 'r G1s 2l Fys az Corn oe
cpal lci yellow. e ~ Msei ~e,iem IeG+5H ~ o.,, u.
iir Cd sugar and Mo.ses unchanged WHISKY . 2' free
Bsl,agsF a., V la,., wle.t ai peoep | Pdle to Choice
RS ~ - 90 good do ~ iG4S lo Ordinary to aA[ Si 20
2 Corn Grn; WLte, ~ AG+l q le'ow ~ n; osn Gnl at
SOa55, Choe goa Rye Unchanged at II '@Fl o. Provisions
s'TsosraonSro Oct 3lBarley-Recr bush. grces 81 o.
owroo oct 2roain good demand; sales Of 90 . al s 50
G ogbs Extra Wheat qu Of 1000 bush White Caaaia at
A. 2 80 hu,b No Milwaukee Cla5 at 90 Corn qeft
Barley unsettled Bar Qne offered h ~ 49, no Ipate on The m9r
t ye,; Ard seller. ag Ey o1s 1sd a2 1Ii spS SS
Mdng 80 tun Canal ireghs-"9sat Ie bls' o lIG f 10
T1e1 2S o4;9 Bas wss @ s9 ba.s co5S 200 bush Bar
G,sasssT 6 aiIFiour unsettled! Family nominaly sae
sG0g7e for Oh Oats dull At 'Ge for No. Rye dul e 81 J,@
steady but quiet 2c r Mdius whssy irregular 'gd hed at
at H. Mes Pok held at 80 81 there no demand Ld ne
retail Bulk Meats held a llidir sales Bacon dull ana ~ Rt
drma5 shonie l3s sides 5 al ac Rib Clear tb aol Char
du sugrCad offered at i6aloe tho demsnd was light
MIw1reTn Oct 2FIou dau very ve,hj Double Rr. a.
al 81 Wheat uuset,led of No At I'll 4oi No Eat ~ "a
Osts dechaeg sales a sOe for Nc Com seasy g az GI No
,ssnts-5 oOi bJl Flour, 1890 bush Wheat
81 Iori, 2Toaeeo dg and unchanged Cotton nominal at
2 fpr Mdbq Foar steadyi suprrsne - 50G 90 23i Extra
s6 sas7 Double Extra 81 2aso Treble EIira to Fancy &g@
0at 20 f sprng CorT Grmer g5r0s oats deelfg sales at
o2c Barley frn at 2 for spring ard eoc for caoe FL
SGoa Ice for G6 ile. eic r Gear Rib and l7ia7c f Clear
sides Lard sialoc for ece and 2oc I Neg WHISKY
s IS Cattle s3@+G, go.s Iiegs easy 81 sOGtS 30 gcss
ibis Flour 1000 bush Wheat 10000 bush Os 1900 ba.h Barley
hse: cIpot. s56ises FoaSG c"rnHes 7ss oats G5dG3c
IlaSoue the maset Me- Pk So Lard 2lc Bacon EASIER
cmeaco oct zlRiehnnge SewrorE In light supply with
Ira, tGa*a ~ 40 Wheat q At Jerae Of JdIe iners
I s,i G demand e. -; ;syP@g at @t ~ s %
~ sss,AiU ssIs aS t@ U.sgs asB gsls 'ieaa and
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BoSDs or THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY. to the amount of Eighteen Mil
lion Dollars have already been sold. and thoy are
now in constant demand for home investment and on
foreign account They pay six per cent in gold
and run for thirty years. At lO2, they yield be-
tween eight and nine per cent to the investor and as
soon as the issue is sold. if not before. they will
doubtless command much higher rate. As a first
mort gage on the longest line of railroad in this
try that is already earning more than its interest liza
blties on its way business, and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubted.
Subscriptions will be received at the COlupanys Of
fee, No. 20 Nassau-st. and by John j. Cisco a. Son.
No. 50 Wallst NewYork, aud by most Of the leading
bankers throughout the country, wherea new panlph
let containing full description of the road and it's
--~,si,js@ be ObtaIued.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

oi II loie Tor l. aud i6i difr for rejected hye 70
& J..rI fr stripping q decline oi I1l'ei ia'rs o 10 aI
90" a. M ~ 6U l7 BARLEY fuu -ldl ir No ani
.ti ~ p,. 1st 1r .',JIf %. Sio1 df steady sod
o, ani qact at l- Fee Nlt.y - ~; tletg N' an
Isrsnd .-f cattle active ani Cnmu1a Cows 10
u. ,.r, 81 Ija 7 prime packing 10 i-s - Zee ri
9m1SF Frp .r.. aLI u"1 y; What H. Buiin. '1hci
,yi 4e uece.Hft y9 ~ hils Flour, ~. 80 hush.
S,, hush Com, 2i1Dj bush oats, Il1j r. e. l3 o. bush
- Wa Live Iocs shipments 5 so thls FOnr l53 1000 bush
V",t q brs Corn lB 900 bush Oats ;0oO bush Rye lsV
lnsh. Rafer. 1000 Live Hpr-.
orsvff, T. Oct 2Toh-cco--slle. is bb3A T1r' Nelur
Taf +6d o. SujeGre seas p. Wheat ~ ij4 - Cot1-Od
~ Os 5idti. Rye. 81 JtUSl ~ Cotton, 2j.c Me.'
p.rk Ilr. lgid2oc Bscoahuirrs, i.dis.ci CeaTI-
lies lC.c; Gear Sides, lie. Free Whss! 81 70
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

TRINcIrAL AND INTEREST ~ GoLD.-Thciirst mort
gage 50-ycar seven per cent sinking f,r,d coupon
bonds OF the Rockford, Rock Island aud st. Louis
Railroad Company, principal aud interest payable ID
Gold Coin, pre- Of GOrc1acpt nr tor sale ut the
Office Of the Company, No. u Wal-st at 81 per cent
and accrued interest in currency.
Pamphlets giving fuller Information may be h'd ~
thc Office
Government and other securities receive" J" "a
change AZ market rates H. II. BooDY, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
PlSSENG FPS ARRLTED.

PROM UiNrTRG Oe' 7-n steamship A'@maau.A-Mrs psronn
pi ie per iR s, ane Fox Fnnv Fox Ro.s,e Fox Alfred
We'll Charlotte Steele Frank Lecouvcur Iea Biauf Martin Fr
s.d children O. remang sad vie. lage Jlageonrt Aiorh LIND
Aog,se Bghau sul child Gt Fnn, wife chic, mi sert, cart
no daughter g. Eacin anl Ia1 Gust Ernn aal M DE- Cad
Znrgna3s H. Sls,~iF-[ & M t1i I'.p' & Soa.9'
y Paul Ropcr E'Wad Watts Wm Chc's aui wife.
Auratn T. Dan Dr. OritHrer. lolsc Kirrlanms
Bertha Mcrser Cau, r,as, Lieut. Joa Buck iai N feFd
FRoM ilyEaroo oct lo-T s,,rsio Rus',Mr, North ,ni
Daughter Ais Mason Mrs. Mec 3r J. igor' w ~ Duud
Md Mr. BarHcseH atl Son. Nj A. ~ Leach W. Leach w.
isstou aud sister Mrs King Miss Eauca aai Sec, Mr. Charlie,
Blru NJ IL. NJ swan. Mr Narn Sir ani Mrs Luau,
an, I iEer Mr. soa HrS Iaroa se 6,a,fies 81. II Sar,s,
Mr e. Page Mr. G. May Mr. lleuar ua servant bir d. h.
Se1heF NJ C. W Lrret ,lr T. Tucker Ec1 Dr. ,. b. webb
Ne I" ,h. 'el % uushtl' VI We a. g ~ 1 S''' 'i' '1' ara
Mr G W. Be cr Nj B,aeIe'. NJ anl Ms O. n Re'er' NJ
Mr ~ Wssr1si d'at1,er M., L. W.rer Ma A Bor,6r2ii',
3 brooke Mr. Caanrcgy aoi mad M tt,nD,e VI II tta,sy
s" In w. pee.iim. Jr. White ari d r. Mn Bfap saI
fat N O. Waller Sfrs T. Wa gr Ns W. J. kaus tui il''ct
~ nl NgS D S q H., M a ', & W. . .asi. I Mf ia T Mr. =
D. r. Porrr ~ Lg, MI ply,s ST. to,,'n. NsR lt1.l,
Mo Walker Nr sul Mrs a. Low sui sn, Mr. say N amo1i
M.s Ms sai sAI : iaf,.eh T@,"s @ j. .Tsn I'm i N t iI,r
ra,oa j. g.. O. o. Hodge, b. Taih.a J. lHthin s hs;e l.
M ,r ' w. '' S,i- & co,i ". < 65 Ne Gr,,asso
~ 20 N. q, Freq j. a' W; W; Nifi o. ln'i' v & N S
Grafton H. w,n, ard lrftsr Mr. nui NJ Wales, Nr 90
ST., iua, N, Harrison Nr Ba,,srJ. Rev b. H. pyss ee sai
1. .,a te Port. L yr5,u g. g. Cst M. lalu'ei 'ri nephew
W ii-.s ~. ST. Wt,,.r p Rarr r. s,li,, Ms.rcsa,r W.
Ne-eI N r sinisoas T. E. Mo,. Co. flint s'i sf' 81, Tot
isa '' D. D. Ill., H.ra Wl-i, Niy . smith Sar'S ssa
.ro.s E.-sH O.. N.n > D. roasI L,a' " fsrr ST. De- s.-lA
A.aulr DO, a.l's,y, Joe Davis
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

CHINESE NAkaElN
crlvruAP Sent rge London - 6inor'is q !"
NsrYors "a pr e discount Isrors-Amccal D1 tHtt q
tae rer ee TIE hstti lJJD pieces Flour fat t-is
yer uh Quicksilver f-u5 a,si E1gish t'a assi American
Co ne kEpos-Hpaeut' of Hc,l I'h hT 'Ae monA D. vJ
L.f tlt.fs Stock ou band. 50 tpJ laf chrs.-
oSeeaso s. 90 Tea ba 'el, aui but lev settlements have
been made N h.ssi ttef bat te market j. tcure TX
.an.e L-.aa. o.L. heAloIA. D la cent eolaL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains ad pg Or vessels sry,g AZ this port sq-siei %
deliver addressed 10 The Nelok Associated Press only 10
persons exhibiting the written authority Of J. w. Snouou, General
for The JOH Of Ccrusr,. Tins TkfrusE
U,rj. Eprts' EUcing Post t0m"srfa fdrrfsr S1ii'
ZeFuJ Ns iorr rd aud Mao IOAer DeROkTdi SBOld si9
BE- delivered only ~ ,Le same persons.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

The large supply tb had teEi-cy render e
doll Toe oIrrgs arount 10 25 bead
rsuge fom 7Hiic b for Par to Cool C'' e. an
y 10 Tor EN,ra Western aud P'Rlsyi'tia
ShcrpTl marEc. sell upHHe to hngs au0u X
made iHac ~ Q"
Ncrsle demand f1r Hogs COOL u pcss
what ower; $3.50 bead sod % from ~ 5@T ~ 5l =
11 ~ Covfl se 81 C aofntd g. 2O bead atAsm aso
q u sprnge-s aud fom fsJN t85 TO- Gov and CsL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE

Per CIBri T,..Sir. 0Hf R8I'rlIda
OCT 25 f13 Nhlst 800 hh Com, ~ Jf h1.h Olt',
7 but v. e 'g E.ree, .(t tg'l Bans lfsl lhI Folf
5li. VIk hbs Lgrs Ifli 's Hs,n iG ihls Spirits 1ur
uette 2l1 ODD. Toy I0D i Pitch pI hbs Corn Meal z3i b.
Grade Petroleum go tb. R~G a Petroleum So IBIS Hrahh1 y bills
ts.f ia pkgs Ger, 9.lb1 TfFs
C-ee r.s. baei Print 3o3 bales Wool 95 bale. Hops 4oJ
ie.tlr iies ~ L i hds hsH - Dats
IyJ yk.s Starch. 80 PEsa Tobacco, ri hhts Tobacco.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
NEW-l DIRK and NEW HAVEN RAlLROAD
SIMMER AKRASC ENFNT.
COMMENCING MAY ls, l5Ul
Paeng,r station NeN-York corner scrugias FoaTs
Eutr4lce on Twenty -seys. hat
TRAINS IEAvH NRW.YOEK

Tor NerHaen ari Edfrrput, 7fn 500 tEN) ll.D r. Ib
(FNl. 800 tbEl As 50 So. aud 900 tEXJ Pm -.
for Miaul Stiior Farie southport and Wspori 90 lN
Fo Xoriaik 100 DO ,s,). 90 1880 m lis tEsl aO Erb
aG. 4aJ tES D $50 BOO t.xD p.
For psrsa Toc. 200 llaos' m.; IS 40, $50 ~.
For Stamford 100 400 tt 500 ll2u T. Is ErI IL, Nv
tR,l atj 4 20 (R,). $50 so. go ~ o0 (Rsl p. m ,s
For Gr,euaich intermediate stations, 100 9O9 llJ m ia
'' CONNEC TING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield Bto a. EXl, ACO EH) eO' n
F1r Boston Via Naorr line 1913 lkxl. Go0p a.
For Hartford aud Springfield 800 m lkLl iAS So' thhh o"
For Connecticut River Railroad (EIl nBP to Nc"
uesl. AGO D. 60 Northampton .... - ,,tV
For New IIayeu NerLoaiou aI S,Ousoa Railroad " a'0h
u IS 2uO. 500 p. m. ,.,....,.. "a VII
uamshgry
For Naugatuck Railroad, aCO AtO p 10 ,,,v ,e,n
For Dau6irg sal Norwak Railroad 1oO 200 n, i'' ''
tohwou'us Se'PusN NN'' ~ JAMES H. HOY ~ SUIT
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
pot. U,1r0m's Tlotir.
Sinanial.
DACIFIC RAILROAD of \

DACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI SIX
L PER CENT GOLD BONpS-T1e Ps,.c RAILROAD Of Mi,.oud
hsyug completed the parclas 81 Five Millions u Missouri state Sizes,
from proceeds Of sales Of ls cir cent goh nottgs Bonds
and having paid dsehafrs ofa is Indebtedness, the
state odr ro1si The uTrgu- shooi FlSJo more Of ~
f per cent gl mortgage Bonds Due 1885, Coupons able February
sld August Tie proceeds to bo srpd payment Of bonds about
msurrg s then leave the ente debt u the road. 500 900
sr per gold bou the rna 1'e upou which WILDE sco
900 goi Willie proceeds ior tie present year VII eTeeed 4
10000 The road oIL ST. Louis to Kansas C 80 miles, Pes
ior the pesest, par, snd accrued interest 10 currency
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

DOMESTIC MARKETS

UlyAsl oct 2lIlo a1gar mllAet Is quiet aud T1ee'
changed Lad quiet At lglc T. D.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

MIhlArrER ALYAyA

sua n,., ... $40 saa l,,,....... 5I yaas .los
rfY.
SassJ Uo,t...ll q Cay il.i isi Gate -
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Lca,c Jamcs-

8a u Nf G.tenport and all stations except Woohi Iwse
Tree 9:I NorAIO Passenger tr art a sdal.
eept Willow Tree 35 co. tatr r 'or 1rerno'' ~ pl'1i,
jana ca Miueoa icss1e lLl 40 iG Auitlalt
Passenger Tail, auj al stations eacrt Nuow trc
North tsp Passenger Train std a nav s.".s AZ Ga -'f o. af
aUi tom hergse.I Cove.
SUNDAY EGcur,on Train Hunters o % cts hl ID a9.raa
Glen Coys North p. Nortpo aui al way uosi sT.t q NS
tcrs Point at clio p Takes si.c June j. il&
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

PETEN TtIT, Nccrrt7ry pro irI'i' -
$50 nnD ..pES MONIES S.ro VALLEY "a l-l;l.
PER CgNr BONDS fr rbe. i1nl. amply secured
euu~I f.aI ami 4u- ONLY rate u goo e
sh1e nl been ptcal Cap ls.s Ir st
oopaucs aHi Che s~etr c'nasd - hgh char
atr Applr g. GILMAN sos Co., No ~ itcAslgr Place.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

Tie accounts o. hsud dus the week. mail aad by telegraph
are favorable Ae wrab has breu bue M prLng AID great pg'
made 90 scuung the Improved edni0n
There ieBdeaey Increase The crop
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
- cLAnk. p0poE %. No 81 w.n..

We tie uriegnsd cordially recommend these per cent mortgage
bonds ofte 81 Mugutiu Railroad good security Ihs
revenue road o De large aud hc administration Of TIE shnu e
Company capable and experienced bsu AID euld TO tie
greatest confidence Of The public.
JtuESg THOMAS Mayor Of 81 Louis; John J. Roe President s.
0 Chamber Commerce W. Fox President - Louis Board Of
Trade; Barton Bates President North sou Raoai J. H. Bttoa
President National ofLe Stse II Mis.0l W L. Ewing Pres
dent Merchants National Bank Of - louis George H. Rea
President National Bsuk 81 Louis Jsr h. EAis Chic
Engineer and Illinois Bridge Coupan; George w TiyoL
Prtsdent Pacific Railroad (o MoJ John Lonbser Pr,sisn
Tenth National Bank Of 81 Louis
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
NRw.YnnK REFRRRsCEs.

ERW.YORK REFERRSCEs;
H. K COPNING A. W Spies, NaIquahd W. ' Brady, A. Emo
John Anhinolss Task j. H. swR T. Candy Geo d. Phelps
Grant Son G. Cowdin. Isaac n. Phelps W T. Bogeii John
Enowef phe details be hai at the New Agency
II. &. MABQUAND. YicrPtesident, No % Wslst
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

TOR HDniON.
WoRCEsTER PALWER FIT, iiaCGG. NASHUA, LOWELL con
CORD TlE WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND
fNrERAiEUfATE p iNTM
Tie rev mil stanoh stsauers OF Ite horT.I Lius.
Ctri OF BOSTON ard CITY OF NIHfOak
losye Nes.YuTk dliiv tsnray -1cftf a. scock he p
No 5g NOrh liger fn' %. FestrysL,
FOR NK'Y.LG NUON.
connecting With the Steamboat EFrfs Irais f5a
Norwich sai Worcester. Boston and Nrrcte,
sbI Sa.,.aa aud v, ". London ami Nortesl Raraals
FszLt taken the lowest rates Pr iaiorloa iuquie q
J. u 10 Il Al te De-,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
Sttumooats auO YHilro1os.
VOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
L EIgEI @"h
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,

al.
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
SEyyORK sud BosrOS, NEWPORT. PAIL RIVER T,nyro.
sEw BEDFORD. and CAPE COD TOWNS snd EASTuoKEr
Fare ,ri rrrizht lsv a. ~ any ohsF
One Of tae MsgB acen, Steamboat -
NEWPORT - OLD COLONY
Pier 2S n K. lOS u Darivs, at daily sa,a,,
eIcep.ef --"t
this route passergers take tn TON herborst4,
fnt aIrve ~ Boston AZ $40 10 N 20 connect 1h al ssl
and Eastern trans " u''lr. OtiAa on board sn -
S.lJ TO- tIan sni arrive IL Boston nss hoars ~s
4. LlflLEfiELD, Ag,A ..
EggYoEK August p, 1913 S2 Brosdwsy seNIe,,
RRlSTOL LlNE-AT Z p. u.
TO ROSTOE PROVIDENCE AND INTERMEDIATE P0iSS.sa SSsa
The Largest aud Fastest Steamers 10 he World having ~ stat &
BRISTOL,
Capt BRATTOE from Pier No. ~ " g. 100, o. Canslst I
p. IA, MOSDAiS, WEDAESpAfS oad FRiDAYS NNH
PROVIDENCE
Capt SIMMONS, st4 IN, TUESDAYS THLRSDAYs sud s.Trs
DAYS 's~
Connecting with the RIpres Tram Bristol tie following nor
a O'Clock y"
Arriving Boston 5, o'clock IN tine or al eou5ersses, OF
tast city -"
Fr talon low he lowest ,ai anl.d IN Boston ,tsa
v. K. siMONs' A.s.
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- CO.'S
SYRUP OF rERRuGrSoUs PERUVIAN sAxx.

Cheists h 4 h Prince Napoleon As Rcheeu P.rz
THIS preparations the great advantage Of combining two
powerful toncs known In the medical world OF perfect
ascdty and agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
sna the most delicate stcmachs
should be administered 70 ladies Of delicate constitution
young backward In attaining the Of psbey and
% children Of weak constitution and is psrtcssfy
psyed In the trestmont Of ChoIorosis ARees Pale Com
pexon, 0ssfrics, gsstrslse Whites Lencsrhea, Debility
Want Of Appetite, Poverty q Blood etc
Agents IN New York Mr. BECKER lse Grand street New
8h<uiEtA
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To.l Subscribed Stock 2O7 Shares at One Hundred Dol
lars each. amounting to s2O4 40.
Thus done and passed the City Orleans on the
DAY, month and FIRST above written presence OF
Messrs- William b. Barnet and Adolpha Lenes com
petent Witnesses who sign their parties and
notary.
ORIGINAL .igned-Jchn PembertOn. W. s. Pike Edward
Barnett and others.
A A Lenes,W B. Barnett
NJ T. DUCRoS, Notary Public
certify the foregoing to be true COPY Of the original ac,
In my once -
New orleans March Is 1868
NJ. r. DUCROS Notary Public
Is RQval
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We have no change In
notice under this heading. The receipts Of Louis
iaDa production are merely nominal, while those
from foreign ports are becoming more LIBERAL In
domestic Sugar and Moasses there is only retail
trade doing, at l5l u II. for prime, i6fc for
yellow clarified and l7lc. u 10. for white Sugar
Ia Molasses, as in Cuba Sugar, prices are too
unsettled for accurate quotations. Saturday a
cargo Of 276 bids. Cuba Molasses sold at 46lc. a
gallon. Monday 100 boxes Nos. IA to Is Cuba
Sugar. sold at l3c. e b. Wednesday 200 hhds.
Cuba Sugar, slightly damaged, sold at ll0llSc.
ID: yLnursosy the sales embraced 900 hhds.
CnDa molasses at 40c. for common, 486150c. for
good common and 55c. % gallon for choice.
fLoUR-The market opened Saturday quiet and
dull, while prices were unsettled and irregular.
Jhere was good supply but no demand for all
grades, except superfne, which was scarce and
IN request. The sales were 2225 bbls at 50 rs for
superine, SO for double extra, $40 624GDl2 IS
for treble extra, and SIS ~ Dbl. for choice.
Monday the most noticeable feature ia the
market was its dizziness. Heavy arrivals
were expected and buyers were holding of,
anticipating decline. The sales were con-
fined to 225 bbls. at 50 Is for superfne
and $40 l2t0l0 Is for double extra. Tuesday
the market was unchanged; holders were firm in
their views and displayed no anxiety to sell, while
buyers refused 10 operate at asking prices. Sales
were consequently confined TO 697 bbls. at pre-
vious prices. Wednesday there was more inquiry
and prices were hrmer but not quotably higher.
Sales were 22S0 bbls. at full prices Thursday
there was q still better feeling. and more demand
and prices were looking NJ. Sales were 1000 bbls.
at 50 rs for superfne, si0Gl0 Ia for double ex-
ira, $40 50Gl0 rs for treble do, and choice at
sl3 25G9l4 Is q Dbl. To-day the market Is qGiet,
but very firm at full previous figures. Sales are
1910 bbls, Of which S65 bbs. choice on private
terms. 100 bbls. common at IS, 100 bbls. double
extra at $40 l2t. 100 bbls do. at $40 So 300 bills.
treble extra at SO u.s. 500 bbIs. choice ct tl3 Is,
and 10 tbbls do. at tl4 y Dbl. The totslreceipts
for the week are Is 800 bills The sales are II 21S
bbs., and the exports IL 81 bbls.
CeRS-The market opened Saturday steady and
firm. The supply was fair with good demand.
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hk. huhIN Du BUfssShB DlaksrlVb
~ Losenges and Powders Of the Alkaline Lactates-The
Akaue Lacates exercise the beneficial influence
She arrangements Of dgessn either BY their peculiar action
the membrane Of the
latter through their combination With the saliva gastric
Juice, AEuppy OF Tactic Acid vtih English French
other Psychologists sdmit " be principle Of al.
gesion FOR the information 81 those who may without
medical sdvice be stated here that symptoms
paired digestion aeada pain In the fsrehesa hcmi
crana gsstrts gsstraa hesrtbarn, the stomach
nnd bOwels loss Of sppeta euacati0n All thea soou
disappear under the scon Of Alkaline L.ctae. vhioh
may be always bad in icsenges powders.
General depot In Psris GRIMAULT Co s. Chsruis< n
n. rS DREAM. S.Ps :. Se au
LOT.e ana 81 other srod CnAnlst,.
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