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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09
ljooflano's G5rrmuu i}ittero

Is entirely vegetable, and contains no
liquor. II Is n compound OF Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Barks
from which these extracts are made
are gathered tn Germany. All the
medicinal virtues nfe extracted frofn
them by scientific chemist THESE
extracts are then forwarded o this
country to he used expressly FOR the
man fRcture OF these Bitters. There
- no n Ic oltolic substance OF any kind
used In coppoundIng the Bttters,
hence II ~ the only Bftters that can
be used IN cases where ale oh Ollie stim-
ulnnIs nre not advisable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09
DEBILITY,

Ticre - M medicine equal 10 HoahaHds German
B,tsr' Tonic in case, 81 Debility. They inipari
tone aud ri0or 10 fhs t6ioe sys'srr strengthen he dp
petite, cIias enjoyment Of the food, enable the
stomach 10 digest Il, purity The blood give good
souRd, heaithy complexion, eradicate hs ysop hn1s
from TIE eye mpart bloom 10 the checks, and change
ths patient from shortbreotted, en,desotsd tosak,
aud urroHs inrdiid 10 fus.raesd, stoa, and risof
on trrson
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09

William G. Rives, of Virginia, we'll.
known statesman, is dead, He was hard
onto 80. He was an old Wing and as such
was chosen U. s Senator, a Cabinet Minis
ter, &c. He was bitterly opposed to CAL
houn's notification doctrine, went With seces'
sion and thus destroyer his whole previous
life aud his manhood.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09
WYO Won Don,t.H

1t is known that during the first two
years of the war many poor fellow lost
an arm or leg at the hands of the sur
geons which could have been saved with a
little care The Medical Department were
'practicing" with vengeance, and 1t was
useless for the mangled victims Of the bat
tie field to protest. The night succeeding
the last awful day of Shiloh, boy from
Memphis, private in Tennessee regiment
of cavalry, was brought into the operating
room Of one of the hospitals and stretched
upon the table for examination. A bullet
had gone through his thigh, and the surgeon
after hasty glance at the wound, called
for his instruments. at the same time direct
ing several attendants to assist at the
amputation of the limb. But he had not
reckoned, without his host. The injured
man began to plead for his leg, begging to
be permitted to die even in preference to
losing il.
The doctor paid no attention to his pro-
tests, but ordered his assistants to do their
duty. They sprang forward, and at the
same time the patient drew from his bosom
a six shooter, saying Now, doctor, I've
been respectful and humble with you, and
it don't do any good. Listen to me. The
first man who lays hand on me to take
that leg of, will get his braiEs blown out !"
The surgeon stepped forward, knife in hand /;
au assistant selected .he left hand, and re-
ceived the weight of the pistol on his tcm
Pile, measuring his length upon the floor.
Esculapius heard the "clicls" of the hammer,
and found the mnzzle within an inch of his
ear, while in calm, determined tones came
the words: mo you don't !" "Carry him
out !" growled the doctor "let him die !"
But he didn't die. Got well, served through
the war iu Forests command, and when
last he told me the story, clapping his thigh,
remarked "That's just as good leg as any
mans leg, and worth a cord of cork legs"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09
Blood Purifiers
These Rcm>dic, are ,is bet

.ter knotEn, dnd uiH cure oil diseases r.svyh.g from
b0A blood.
hup your bond pur". teSp your Lirer IN order;
Keep your d'5yt'irs o9Gns IN so'Td hsdHhv condi.
tto, By ns of these remsdt,s and ditoass tViii
nm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09
Weak and Delicate Children

arc stnrlc strong by using the Bttters
or Tonic. In fact, they arc Family
Mcdtcincs. They can be administered
with perfect safety 10 child three
months old the most delicate female,
or man OF ninety.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09
BUSINESS CARDS.
BOYER & w0LvERT0N,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

S. B. BOYER AND W. J. woLvEnros, respectfully
announce that they have entered into copartnershp
in the practice of their profession in Norhumber.
land and adjoining counties Consultations can be
had in the GERMAN
Anril a. 1919 --1y
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Teeth /! Teeth /!
y. II. UNDERSTANDABLE,

SURGEON DEN TIST,
Formerly of ASHLAND, o., announces to tho oiti.
sens of Northumberland county that he has located
in sUNBURY, for the practice of Dentistry, and
ton paid to fiting and dressing teeth. Teeth ex-
tracted pitkout pain, by using Narcotic spray
which have used for three years with perfect sac
cess and no luxurious results.
Office in Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. j. $
Angle, in Peasants Building, Market Square,
6unbury, Pa. mar. Z, 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09
-EE COMPLEXION.

Ladies' WIN wish fair skin and
good complexion, free from a yellow.
ten tinge nnd all other dtshgure ment,
should use these remedies occ asion-
ally, The Liver IN perfect order, and
the blood ptre, VIII result tn spark
ling eyes and blooming cheeks.
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TERMS OF THE .AmERlCAN.,

TERMs-Two DoLhARs per snnum. o. 50 n
otpaid within the year. No paper discontinued
ntil all srrearsges are psia.
These terms will be strictly adhered TO hosssftss
If subscrbes negiectcr refuse TO- take their news
papers from the Office to which they directed they
are responsible until they have settled the bills and
ordered them discontinued.
Postmasters will please act as our Agents, and
frank letters containing subscription money They
arc permitted 10 do this under the Post Office Law.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1868.

camlet coat of his, with its patched elbows
and old fashioned long tails tapping about
his heels. can remember my grandfather
had just such another. But Jennie, girl, If
you're going to the bee, it's high time to
bestir yourself. Why, it's nigh six o'clock
Already"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09
ION PRI NC.

JOB PRIN TING.
We have connected with our establishment we'll
selcctcd JOB OFFICE, which will enable us to
execute, in the ncatest style, every variety Of
Printing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-05-09

Thousands Of letters have been re.
setred, d,teHifying toths virtub OF these
remedies.
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READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS,

IRON HON, GEO W, WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, MAscu l6.b, 1867.
ifad HOefaldJ German Bitters' Is not an iator.
c9"0 bererLGe bH is good tonic, useful IN d;sor.
dfrS o ne qgefire organs, and Of great benefit in
eds'S ~ dsotlny and frdt Of nervous action IN The
system Yours truly
GRO " WOODWARD.
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON
Judge of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADxtPEiA, APRIL 2sth, 1896.
I Ic0nsider "IIoofiand's German Bit
tiers" rafuabio medicine In case OF at
tacks OF Indigestion or Dyspepsia. !
can certify this from my experience c
oft Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
From REV. JOSEPH II. KENYARD. DID,,
pusor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR,JAcksoS-DEAr sra :-Ihdre be1,, freq,eatlyre-
QusSted 10 connect my name tOh recommendation of
different ktrds 81 medicines but regarding the practice
as out Of my appropriate sphee, Ihaue IN all de-
clisd; but Ott coIr proof uariotts stonoes, and
particularly ia my o,0a family Of the assness Of DR..
HoqGdnPs German Bittsrs, Idepart for once from my
usual couse. 20 epress my full copvictfon that for
general debility OF the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, 1t Is a safe and valuable preparation. In
some cases may faa bat usually Idoubt not, IL will
be very ben.fci0t 10 those 0ho suffer from ts aboue
causes. IoHrE, rery rsspee,f1ly
J. H. KENNARD,
EghtA, tslou Coates 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-16

s7e Petroeu-s, business. Crude me- Refined the ,go,
ga Sc IS North western Extra Family At ssss; Penhsy I1nis
,ri ono TO- sodlt Wh.at dsl t5l aeIs 1ooa A9 Pt
s nsi love-. Yso A" ld 80 Mixed wer 20 oa. N
BUSyaIo sa IsFeesp"wheit i6oo bush Cora i2e go
bash oat. 3J0o bush Barley II @O ou'h toaf mp
Feighsee Wheat IA ne Corn &c 90 Oats to
Choice Se 3MFsskes a, e'a+l 90 5000 bush WiseS1n Is,
osO0O bu.b Oi fair inquiry sales Of So oOQ bl. q
&C. ard 1900 bush 6 closing at last figures Rye bed al "
caaads at 90 bsred go bush Canada on private terms
MtwSrKaS e., iFiop unebs5e5 Wheat sr6 at al o9l for
No IN store 50 Cor No Oats UNCHANGED Corn less ann al So
Sa.h Oats siiortai.9 5b Foai . oo bah wheat
co@gen to M sS9s 80 ss s'
sSs s'' I 81 - WS' Ne: ps ~ % 25 81 I
saeg9ShGqde i3qIe c15 RS Side, sele.G Clear sides
o'TEso Sept l5Foal Unchanged s Of 100 b0s at g. 20
White; ,pi as tr Double Extra Wheat s better demand
.sas cns o At s ss 1 bab g. Milwaukee caS At s
,d 9 'n on Ss , cS 81 . Of B5 S oI
a. io ana =, oasl. az ~ TO- Oa. f e coo s sbos
OsGata at - So bush Do 81 ~ goo oai Ray 01n No on
~ ~ yer eEt M,,d stead Saor Co.., 80 sh,9a' VA Ma
Joe, 0 9c 70 YeTYo1k. Ianber sfG4425 to the HUDSON
L..s ImPor9ao wheat 229oO bash Con- Canal Exports
LOUIS sept I5-Tobaco ard nonniy unchanged Pour
@ o ss'i 9e1 rGEs I 30, % ~ U.s. MEMS sDSg
81 So Corn dull Choice White, sdJ9e Ared 96G9' oss
3 for Choice ~ Provision. d 81 .T PORK 3 ae 3d. bg saed
Shoulders, BE Lard dull la.d8lc Tor Terce whisky srm at
~ % Live stock quiet Beees SJd So for Common 10 Choice
sheep Ia 80 per head Reseips-Fou 2OO bb wheat I4Oo
ClSCNSAT, Sept. l5Four unchanged Wheat hmeri No Red
9t6$l %; No d. 81 S. Corn dali at ssdgc. Oats hmer At
5a57c for No Rye dul g. Barley 6rm and unchanged
Cotton DAN Al 24lc for Mddng Tobacco uuehanged WHISKY h
and bond and 3D. free Mess Pork inactive
S29 Lard quiet l9c Bulk Meats dull shoulder He Sides
l3ic Bacon lower shoulders c Clear Rib sides lc Clear
Sies loo Hams dull Ddllc Batter Eggs 2c
Beef Cattle declined sheep dull and declined 25c Hogs s
at Slia4l 50. gross Gold, lJ, buyns
MKPHs Sept la-Cotou dull and nominaly Pie receipts Y
bale exports IS bales Flour - 81 Cora 9c oats 65c Lsd
lye2Oc Pok go Bacon .iul Shoulders l3io Clear Sides
l7!c
Sept laF1onr scive; Spring Extras, 81 l5d 80 81
wheat active AZ decline o. g sales o. No At 9d 10
81 55i steady 9e for No and 94d 95c for No q Re
ected VASE Dat, steady at dj7c Rye 81 2odS a. Barley
advance If 5G5tc ga 81 20 for No High
A. ~ and zoe for bonded Provisions dull
Mcs, D. So Picked Hams ia 8c Dry Sailed
shoulder, liullc l. d, l9.H9! Cattle dull and nomnalr
changed ogs 490S9 80 for Common me Jun; t00SlO % Tor
good prime Frel ht steady. Receipts trday7O0 bhls Flour
bush Wheat 0 bush Corn 100 600 bush oats 100 Hogs
Shpmeut.-l80 bb Faur Wheat los busl. Corn
~ Lu.Ll
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p4SSPNGEKS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Sept SIN anshp RusaNss Borden
BY Mr and Mrs STACY A. tbtendeu Mrs
G. H. Dana children AMI Mrs. Chit udeu Miss X Iaeoi
Mrs Graz and daughter Mrs. W. c. Walkers M aud Mrs Jaques
chiiren Miss Jacques SIR NOckher Mr. Goda r. Uiaeia, T.
Brucbuee NJ StrskOh H. Gnhue T. Corn BY W H. CoaTtensy X
Wilson Mr.. Bree, Mr. Brown Mr.. Ward and sen j. Antfan W.
James Ba g. Dowues g b CLARK, W Forster Jos Breuan.
W. II. Gibbons Z. Beech, Mr. Goeitl ~ Butler Samuel G. W.
Marshall G. H. Covert, A. Loy Mrs Poland, " - Auebendoss,
Mr. Deiken Miss Mckeson,
Rodgers Rev Dr. Rodgers Dr. and Mrs Cream,
Mrs Bailey Mss Lawrence Mr. and Mrs lytou Miss Ea Miss
PASCAL Nj and NJ CuIus Mr. NlknsOn M Roberts, Mr. and
Kellogg Kellogg aud maid Mr. AID Mrs Mrs seoys
aud msd Mrs Sc06cd and A. Bain, Mr. ard Mrs
Cassidy Ms j. Brsyton Mrs Sehbns All child, Mrs W
J. Taboy aud maid Nr and Mrs j. Gelnz aud infant W H.
g. and ". Brown aud daughters,
G. @. Wood daughter Mr. Rotinon. M
Gn Bode ir ". II. Pratt, Del Vale, l. T. Morton, A.
Lantern W. W Gerhard Mr. Stevens M Ceunys child aud nnrse
Mr.. Martier, g. Farnum, Miss NJ Greg, Mss 4 Watson,
Mrs Jessop and daughter, Mr Burn NJ Whitney Mrs J. hor
Mr. Ferguson Rev Dr. Miller Mn ". r. Foster, Mr.
J " Pooler aud A. Tbcuron Mr.. and Mrs Heliane
stanton Ahur Legison, " Mr.. Lling Mr. A.
IHgerson Mr. and Mrs KkWod Mr. and Ms H. Lawrence Mr
aui three daughters Mr. and Mrs NJ Hall Dr. Sims, Mrs Mac
Dowel Mr. and h W. H. Aspnwa Mss Reed and maid w and
and child Miss tlNood and mad Mr. sni Mr. Morton.
child servant Miss Miss Cary Mr. Strauss NJ w H. New
W. l.. Brand. Mr. Jas Mcienry. Mr Lazarus, Dr. A. Badel
FROM CHARLBSTON-sept E-In steamship Champion
Lynch J. Lynch J. Paterson W. Walter Mailer. Meaeke'
Mrs Banks Smith j. j. r. Smith. J. j. r. smith j. T. r Ryan
wife and child child NJ Mnchiowsk h. H. Little C. G.
Durkee, NJ. BauchenseT, J. y. Smith and family, W. H.
Brade Col K. Soughon, Res. J. b. Scahrook aud vile A.
P DaY J G. Banding NJ Bailey and children T. x Ryan
wife two children servant Brewster j. J. Smith and ghe,
" Duusbee Ms Martin and daughter, MIS- r. p
Ford children Mrs A. Black and two children, J. d. Akn
and 500 Lee Howard b. r. ngee W. D. Clancy, T. Topper
Bland Mrs Dixon Lieut. TAchst Capt JOhu Sy Capt Thomas
Pane II Blum NJ. Baniing. and II in the Storage
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In New York. In Philadelphia


RC1he reduced stock Carolina renders holders quite steady In
their and u previous current some choice lots from
store doing little better bye however operating slowly aud
Ouy suyp immediate preferTug 70 await receipts OF The
We quote 40 81 Toe for inferior good aud @o ol prime
70 choice East India has been rather dull aud t1 s es ~ IN Obug
parcels quotations stand about - Gj gold bond anu vase cur
duty paid
SuGARS-The demand for moderate and mostly for
small lots from the trade reanrs having become pretty well supplied
during The late activity holders not sales bn are more inclined
operate. and the market somewhat weak az aout 41c for
fair good Refining and lie for No " box Dutch Ntanlar sales Of
$50 bids Halle r Cuba M &c. Tor Porto Rico ana M boxes
Havana 'c Refined du l5i 1850 for Powdered CAM
cSEEDS-re demand light f,r Clover seed at i Timothy Seed
selling loey $50 - p e. bush Rough Flax seed hed higher
We hear from Tie that yield Of this staple 10 re acre Is d
& cent less than last aud TIE yield Of Oh IS d 2 cent less than
usual az the cu the market for Seed al ~ o0 ~ % bush
STEARlN - The demand far AID The market Am sales Of 80 900
SOAWe note sales Of 200 boxes CASTLE at IS 49, which little
frmer
SrMAC-Sicy u selling at se0G 500 q tun
TAlLOW1he demand good AID the market Is hm sales of70O
10 at l5idl3ic. for County. and lJl alilc for CITY
NOOLfo has been good and
quite Low aud medium grades continue
preferred which prices somewhat advanced ComOngs
wanted aud held higher prices The continued
Of tue which and unexpected when much
required t a. this Of the
probably something DO Wih te advance but there
scua light stock Of descriptions rrl with The fair demsn from
Manufacturer speculative inquiry and limited receipts these ad
reasonably expected 10 be maintained Tub washed
Woods demand AMI sell readily al advanced prices In
PulCl Woods but sought Lambs
rates. AID Wi the present ngt stock the adj
fairly established. tA0ras
tive. with reduced stpck and higher prices
WNlSklIht hut ~ lower
gCO bbs Western 6707O, hond aud 81 2Iiat 81, fee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-16
naNRING And FINANCIAL.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX PER CENT TnmTY-
YEAR GOLD BoxDs-A limited quantity of these
bonds will be disposed Of at 1903 and accrued interest
from July J. in currency. The road will be com
pleted within twelve months, and Is now earning
shove operating expeases moge than double its cur
rent interest liabilities Principal and interest pay
able in United States gold coin Government securl-
ties received at market rates in exchange.
FISK a. HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities No
bkassau-st, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-16
As coon As TILE BEST.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE ~ GOLD.
The Rockford Rock Island, and 81. Louis Railroad
Company offer limited amount only OF Their i lrSt
Mortgage Bonds at 50, and accrued interest III cur
rency.
The bonds pay seven per cent interest-Feb. and
Aug lin gold com. Ctte Of Government tar lhe
principal also is payable IN gold. They have fifty
years to run. and convertible INTO stock at the
option of the holder. sinking fund rs provided.
ftcient fo nay OFF the whole mortgage at maturity
Each bond is for 81 900, GOO sterling. Interest
is payable in New-York, or London al the option Of
the holder.
These bonds are amply secured, being first and
only lien upon the Companys entire line of
rOad-whch traveISes the finest district OF Illinois
upOn its franchises, rolling stock and other property,
and upon all its coal lands of which il controls
over 10000 acres estimated TO COuln lOOOOOOOO tuns
of coal These lands on the completion of the road
would probably sell for sum sufficient to retire the
whole mortgage.
For all the coal the Company can produce there
is a ready market 1000 miles OF railway and the
population of $4,000 square miles OF territory can be
supplied with fuel from its mines, more readily and
cheaply than from any other quarter
large part of the means required IN the COnStruC-
ton of this road is derived from stock subscriptions
Over 81 800 coo has been already expended upon the
line from this source alone, and subscriptions to
the capital stock are now pledged suihcent To pay
the whole cost of the road with the exception OF SUI
persucture and rolling stock, leaving the proceeds
of the bonds To he applied To these purposes ana To
the purchase of coal lands.
OF the entire line l65 miles arc now graded. The
work Is proceeding rapidly and successfully II Is
outlet to the coal. IN operation by Jan. l, and
the whole line within one year.
The estimated earnings of the road, with its coal
business are threshold what viii be required to pay
interest ON its bonds.
The Trustee for the Bondholders is the UNION
TRUST COMPANY of Ncw-1Ork
At the present price of gold. the bonds pay an in
come of over 10 per cent in currency.
For sale at the Office of the Company, No II Wall
ST. Governments and other securities received in eX-
change at market rates. Ii. III. Body, Treasurer
ErHAuETH CITY. \. j.. BoNDs.-For sale on favor
able terms Elizabeth City per cent O-ycar Street
Improvement bonds, issued by authority of State
law In anticipation of collection of assessments :;
Coupon bonds interest payable at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Co.. NeW-lork' semi annually 10y
A. G.. CRANE & Co.. Bankers and Brokers, No q
Wall-st ~ y.
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States of Ohio. Indiana and Illinois and its traffic
receipts it is believed will prove ample in any
tingcncy not only 20 provide for the prompt payment
of lis interest and other liabilities but also for salts
factory dividends to its stockholders. The Bonds
can be registered at the Office Of the Company in
New-lork. Parties desiring to invest in these Bonds
can obtain the same, together with any further in
formation that may be desired application TO the
undersigned. WIN. II. FOsDICK, at ST. Nicholas Ma
tiOnal Bank, No. Wall-st,; L. A. MURDOCH at Con-
tinental National Bank, No. Nassau-st. JOHN A.
IsEIIN x Co. No. 81 WHILST.
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THE MARKETS.
lcmeany reported for The Tribune.

TUESDAY Sent u. 1868.
ASHESThe market for Pots Gn sales OF 20 b0s al 80 o.
Pearls rouiual
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lower bat irv active At the
Other articles coming under this hradls ao" bus little
change
EkSWAX steady and have bad f business al from
45l3 fr Yellow e,tIu ard Southern. sales oi tN u@
Stiles unchanged quote az from soc - Tor American
GRAY ahi White
Broom COBS-The market very quiet FOR this Article sales al
ga i5e G. r. -
COTTON-Tne msrklas been only fairly active 4d are
easier appears be- less ant
sc.r feeling; thr offerings oarre uoNe'r- are ff ah lh 'A
Of 'j bales inciuInr '0 Co
saue-s e1por 202 spr-aor ~ e quote 20 lows
f.ll.rIsr.l pIa N,ac E.r.OrIrars
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains and pursers Of vessels arriving this requested
deliver packages addressed The New YORK Associated Press only
parties exhibiting the written authority OF Suonon General
Agent
packages for the Journal Of ConBercs TINES
World Sun Express Eaig Post Comm eresi fdUertisr Stats
Zsing YOrter Journal and Ne Yorker should
be delivered only 10 the parties
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
pOMEsTIC MARkLIs


p,-,o.y Sent IsCoion dali Mdllug uemlnll{ zoe Flour
~ ,.,,.i wheat dull Prime 10 Choice 81 20 - s"i ~
ts. a. ss9 4 90 Goa dan. White ~ roo = - oas no
49,, a., AMI AZ Mess PoL unchanged Bacon nnehAasel
R5 SIDES i-c Clear sides He bhoadeT' he hA"s "e L4'a
""pIsa 81 Sent a-Co,on unsettled MdAs upAHds "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-16
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE

~ ie9 n5 lns bush Corn. 81 81 bush Oats
n "a rsl Barley - bush llsIseei 49, bbA Cen Nss sI'
~ % as les Cotton l2ig bhls Crude Petroleum xd hbls
] ptIerm 70 pigs Cot Meats 212 pigs Lard 10 PKG. Ashes
"a S,s, Oa3 pigs Butter LIS PKG Cheese ~ ees Mhsts
- ~ PCS an baes 50 baes Iiops J5lJ dt Leah -
Ina o - sn Tobacco 100 bgs Peanuts o' bob
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5 kassau-st., New-YOrk.

Columns CHICAGO, AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAiI-
WAY COMPANY FWT MORTGAGE olEmSG FUND ~
YEARs SEYlE PR CENT CoUPOA BONDs, lNlLEEsT
PAYABLE APRIL AND QCTOBER IN TIE CITY OF NfW-
fyRK<-fie road Is about 600 miles IN length, win
unsurpassed connection passes through the most
poDul0ns and richest agricultural sections VI tne
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OF Printingcloths The Providence Journal says: m
endiug September ~ hight Tie Zoe
loving are lie sae.: 0OD pieces $500 &c $500 TO- Gs0t le
cloSe 06D do CiIoi ls extra
800 DO Ces de- extra 5000 ssIsi 7i standard Total 1900
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SInautial.

cfmlntlaI.
UNITED srsrEs TREASURY, SEw-l Sept II. 1862
IN pursuance of instructions from the Secre-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN % the holders
Of MONuAt the fh September ist such
o. Treasurer " aslnZto for
drant,u r. II. VAS DiCk ASH Ireasgfcr L. :.
GAZE INVESTMENT.
y FOX SALE. OS FAVORABLE TERMS.
100000
SEVEN PR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
~
gOITT SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND
Bonds sre per - tie cost ~ e ROAD when -
eaag,d ecfy class and gnling IRON soa ss'en'
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