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Rally LOVE.
BY J WILLIAM VAN EANEX

BY WILLIAM VAN EANEH
When year, have rolled thew lengths slou
With Mingled joy oud Paio
And sunbcsms leave our horizon
And fills the gentlo raiu.
When clouds obscgre oUI skiss ob'o h'ne,
And care and sorrow blend
Aud Pate has proved to No - tal,s,
80 ehsBgeEb.e a inenG-
We love to wander bach N hie
Oer memory's sunny PLAIN.
And live our happy childhood ocb
Oar early loves agsiu.
And from communion swed We thu
New strength to grarple ~i'h
The crosses and the burdens Wh.eb
Oar daily Ines must give.
And Hope points Ne to looh tt'"e
Thi, world Of care and sihie,
10 that blc.i home in heaven AtN'e'
Where there's immortal life
Where dissppointmenss oanuo' cone
Nor care DOR grief nor pain
Where We viii meet 10 endless b.'s
Ou early lover again
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RUPTURE.

The word sad With old -o'e' sr' ''esg - - e
gIs 80 H s,s. IisS me, ~ A.. I'D written ,beo =
the Ancient school promising life ard seian's' 70 ihe ahs
much attention 10 Medical Maternity ia tho Woudn Discover
made known by Dr. A. GREGORY IN bis freshmen! nd Ca Of e
geueriYmpposd lrcarahe Disease o. HERNIA loommoRy eso
Ruptr An long and eves period Of yesrs study ara pai
fects his plans to be enabled 70 CURE RADICALLY The mot
distressing cases By combining two eat remedies. which ellie, o
il
tho Bowel Into the upper sad Of e lnga Canal All Is simply an e.
oRiS CsIFBRGfEb HERNIA LOTION .ld wearing tie rssa..
s1t effective WIRES PATEsT LEyER Tsr
which has pressure the back b disease Radically srd Pr
Only those ne anl regardless Of the responsibilities
oisher being vii delay day ron Improving ts gTla g.a ~
that eed Oh tbs subject Dot Ike patent medicine 'ortL'a
therefore !e Few NON the laade' as have received al Oa o~
HorsE o. RYPRFsESrsryrs Washington. D. G. No, ~
DR. GREGoRr-De1r Sir. The Whites Patent Lever Trss
oooss ., you s1 I', gs, I b S % If ,
sbea am at home 10 Oho) s 6odns man. psrprng pref.'
ana accomplishing great zeal o. bard sork all hnd IN al s Be-
der for several yess 81 wearing poor truss f,s steul b,i
thar year Wa permanently cure, by The use Of yours AMI Vac
IN. naas .,rh 70 me ,s.ve ersa'. {, WITHHELD ,gJ i'a
motives Of iei1cy i't by the writer. which boa1l ia al
respect 1t VII be exhibited BY permission on application ~
Dr. Gsyeovrp,ar o one eco pas.. II ,o on.
ths remsa a. IL one month n flit would ot e.
bot never found ,i atted aud e' easy before rr o.
remaining e. fOnrs etc, WAITER wATEINS-
y, Severn. 90, 0 s'sss ii r 5,9 mi, %
obtained Whites Patent Lever Truss" Icomuerced Wearing
entirely ear have IL is
than three ye1rs since have had Nine permanent aud rs
name newspaper uooy fire. ior private g,f, -
those 'ho Wish to learn 's facts Especially y10rs "a.
made FOR advice persons afflicted wth fupa .. 1
made b. hlusg psende this cts r, ~uss
ard stating THEW fully ineOsmg stamp an answer
returned wih pamphlet giving full instructions. Abre.s
a. en- ~
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lArnounesmsntsl

UNEASY RESTS THE HEAD THAT WEARS A
CKowSsness TIE bead has been crowned by from IN. head
quars Of fbe hstisrnehef Of America KSor 22 Broaass
Of PaB The Pal and Winter just .sa.i BIZ ESr
are iSeobiesibly .be recherche ia SsuYok
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GOLD MEDAL RECEvED.-A splendid new
stsls 10 ts found eh at EaS ASDKHsNs 80 % Bowr'
abe PsTau EIpos0 Velvet Nauegated. sld Embroidered
1ie Ssni so velys Hrysseis JbrsePy Ius.a
1afP,ts on Cloths Windos Shades Gail AID
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HOME NEWS.
7uR WEATHER

THR WEATHER D. -,
Nav Vu,s Uoot Tivr DarWind ho"i ~ - ~
80 IA . SOS kNk oct a. ~ ~ ~
Hl21 r. T. 80
SO 1923 =. Is IL ~ W -, -.
kvslpvN- MoruugVey htiT 70 lSi oFsfe9s.5 ' E,ns-
east ddsy to r. Ahgnooo-Dns,' aeo ~ rh vi, Ne
az M, a NJ. the lsit az :. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

great downfall of prices in ENGLISH NJ
IAaLos VSLtEr BRUnKL TREg Pr and IsGAAN CAPgTs
tioTas 6c Al AS ASDKssON No 20 B0Wc. Engi.
Capt 81 % : % 81 20 Jsd 81 ssol lgraB Carpet
sSe Q per lsl Floor Oh Cloths S0c per
Dor SHADES, JAbs and p,sgo Cover Al low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

SING SiNG.-The house of Mrs r. Patterson
hsfsd fom h~ing he'd BrnaLaH AIAEn TEf
soEAFs The bHgsr s.sBe4 sssosd ,is ds b. nsa,s Of
hoN' 's"rN|r stli lee D. BOIsKs No. zgI bFoadasy.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-16
State Agents !
Memphis Board Of Reference:

MCMAHON 4 OTIs,......... .MEMPHIs, TENN
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-16

How AN AMERICAN Boy BECAME
A FRENCH CoUNT.- Curious 10 re-
late, the Secretary who reads the
minutes to-day, the Count Wells de
Lavalette, is an American by birth.
BY what strange chain Of circum-
stance do we fiud Connecticut boy
a French citizen, Count and
Deputy in the Corps Legislatif, for
to be a Secretary he must first be
elected Deputy? Mr.. Wells, of
Connecticut, long ago established at
Havre and Paris banking and
commission house and died in France,
leaving widow and son to enjoy
the fortune he had accumulated. This
widow married the Marquis De La
valette, a diplomat under the mon
archy aud leading man in the
Councils of the Second Empire. The
Marquis had no children and so he
adopted Mr.. Samuel Wells, bis wife's
son, as his own child, and had his
title of Count, which is the right of
the elder son Of a Marquis, confirmed
to him by the Council Of State. Thus
Mrs. Wells son became legally the
Count Wells De Lavalette. and, hav-
ing married the daughter of M.
Rouher, Minister of State, he was
recommended by the Government to
one of the rural districts as candi-
date for the Chamber and elected
Paris Correspondence Of the Nem
York Times.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-16
Gbe 6a3rtte AND Comet.

CoNFIscATIoN.-T The impeachment
Of the President is part Of the scheme
Of reconstruction as maintained by
the extreme Radicals. It has been
found of late that the plan Of recon-
struction heretofore adopted has es-
sentially proved failure, and is not
likely to be consummated 10 Z " legal
sense prior to the Presidential cleo
tion. The inability of the Radicals
to restore the U.i,n will thus b. con-
fsssed, and the people will take Il .
task out of their bands. ~" s. =
The stringent measures which the
extreme Radicals are under the ne
cessity of adopting caDpot, perhaps,
be sustained BY two.thirds majority
in both Houses. Mr.. Wsde's method
of forcible reconstruction, which be
has more than once threatened, can Q
not be adopted until he [ Mr. Wade),
shall have succeeded President john
500, for the latter would use the veto
power to prevent it.
Several measures have been in0i-
Gated BY the Radicals which they fear
may fail Of obtaining the two thirds
majority in both Houses. One Of
these is the bill forcing universal suf-.
frage upon all the States, and vesting
II Congress the power to annul the
avs Of any State that may abridge or
deny universal suffrage. There are
also in contemplation several projects
for the coercion of the Southern peo-
pie into the adoption Of the Radical
system, and into submission to Radi.
cal power. Military government and
martial law are the ready instruments
for this purpose, and there cannot be
doubt that the South will be held
nnder military control as long as the
Radicals WELD the power of Congress,
1t is now understood, also, that the
project for confscation has not been
4bandoned, and is about to be revived,
in view of the expected accession Of
Mr.. Wade to the Presidency. Mr..
Stevens's confscation bill was failure,
as impeachment was for while, but
the success Of the iupeachmeus would
perhaps secure the accomplishment Of
It's kindred measure con6scation.
Mr.. Stevens has submitted an in
quiry to the Committee of Ways and
Means, whether any and what means
are to be adopted for compelling our
conquered enemies" to pay for the
losses and burdens consequent npon
the late war. Mr.. Schenck, of that
committee, replied that the subject
was within the jurisdiction Of the Re-
construction Committee. II may
therefore, be expected that the Com
mittee on Reconstruction will bring
ia coniscation bill to accompany
the various supplementary bills for
reconstruction, and that the whole
batch, together with bills for Radi-
calizing the Supreme Court will be
passed, if Mr. Wade shall reach the
Executive office.-National Intells-
gencer, 30tA uh.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-16

sar There is some talk Of bringing
to England "Cleopatra's Needle" the
PROSTATE obelisk at Alexandra, Egypt,
which Ali Pacha gave to George ~.
about forty years ago. It would cost
100000 to tranport ii, and John Bull
doubts if the relic is worth the money.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-16
JOSEPH 8. WILLIAMS,

JOSEPH 8. WILLIAMS,
Agent for East and West Baton Rouge. Pointe
Coupee, East and West Fsliciana, Iberville and
adjoining Parishes In Louisiana and Counties
in Mississippi.
~" THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL issues Life
Policies on all the different plans, and as favora-
BILE rates asany other Company-all ofiss Policies
are non:for5siting, and makes no restrictions as
to residence or travel, and ell the profits are
annually, on the 1st day Of January, divided
among he Policy holders.
This Company renewed and continued in force,
all Policies held by the southern survivors of the
late war-forming an exception in this respect.
to the majority. II not all the Eastern Companies
which, while the war was going on, refused to
preserue insurance on Southern lives, but are
now soliciting Southern support.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-16
Office In Baton Rouge:

ON FLORIDA STREET, IN Pixies ROW
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-16
ST LOUIS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

ASSETS
Jan. LIST, s6s, over s2,5OO,OOO.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-16

Memphis Board Of Reference:
Wormey. Joy & Co Gen Forrest
Aydett, Robinson Co Gen X Chambers
8 NJ Webb 4 Co Com e Mon tgomery
Toof Phillips 4 Co Judge Carutbers
Lacey 4 McGhee Rev 8 H Ford, D D
Coronna Rev j R Graves
A x Prankiand Judse P T Scruggs
Clapp, Vance 3 Anderson Gallsway, Hampton &co
Office In Baton Rouge:
ON FLORIDA STREET, IN Pixies ROW.
Medical Examiners. 'ag5
T. J. BUFFiNGrON,M.D D. B. nUCHEIN, N. D.
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BOAR DING.

MRS. DARE. No. 9s North Calvert
lyl Street, Baltimore, Is prepared 10 ac
esmmodate permanent and transient boar
ders. Country custom respectfully solicited.
marriott
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Perry paws, rain Klllcr.

Tobias Eminent Stonebrakcr' Linimcnt,
Mustang Eminent. Jadwin's do.
Burnetrs Golden do Bakers Pain Remedy,
Viewers Champion do. Foutz's Mixture,
DE Grath's Electric Oil Gargling OIL.
Ponds Extract Of Witch Hazel, regarded as
one of the best remedies known for internal
or external pains.
Tough and ESpectorant Preparations
HUBER's CHERRY COUGH MIXTURE.
Halls Balsam, WishArts Pine Tree
Liyerwort Tar, Tar Cordial,
Schenck'S Pulmonic Ayers Cherry Pcctorai
Syrup, Jsyne's ExpectorAnt.
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- 49, -'t&tttF t4te1 MAfsf
j that this Old and Popular House IL vlas
undergone gehtiing Is now open for Qassts,
either transient or regular Boafdcfa Hi IA
bic VIII always be supplied with the best afford.
ga 10 the market, aud his Bar with the choiopsi
Liquors, Aies, segafs, &c. The stsbline II
large and ample. and attentive Ostlers always
o. this House ia very desirable, being near the
Public Buildings, Banks, &e.,'and But short
walk rom the Railroad Depot.
decb-ly p. II. HENRY, Proprietor,
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster,

- = = - 49, ~ -
THr andersigned. proprietor Of this "
sahlishncnl, has on hand, Cor SpFina rlant.
ing, sO,ao0 Appic and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf nnd Standard Pears 500 Cherry
Trees. AlsD i0s ~ Plans. Apricnts, and
Qasnccs. 4 good supply ~ two and three
Old Grape Vines Of al the leadinr varieties
easFaais, GoesahcFsisa aud BIackbwrics
STRAWBERRIES.
An extensive stock 81 Strawberry pinnss.
selling a low rates-~I have the Agricultural.
Russell, Wilson's Albany Seeding. and
Fillmore. These viii be eOld AZ 4 ,,ssr hun.
1rcsfs " PER Thousand, or Sss per ten
thousand, cas- supply any dernand. No IL
one million plants, having eight acres II
Assnehsvries sow under cultivation, en-.
eFaeinE twcniy FIVE varieties, among them
the Jacanda. GoIden Seeded. DownIne's
Prolific, Tfomphs De tlsbd, Stewards ses,.l.
ling, &c. have also gsspberrica. Ever.
greensAH extensive stock Of large aise,
suitable for Cemeteries.
pEcIDIoUs TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Eiosss cheetns,t, wcrpins
Willow, Ac Also, q lot 81 perpetual bloom.
iaE Roses. Addres.
JOSEPH STOUT. Proprietor.
Westminster, Carroll Co, Nd.
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FRESH supply Of Fonts Cattle Powde
IN and Mixture, and DR.. Groves Salye, at
may z. A. M Warser's.
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..asnNrw yeSth9 e<se "a Sfhneela AZ Etaas
1. |. !. ] ].
Ks1L. EtsAHsesa ntsaesna Eays
MM a9Fatas, hSfks. FIHRkNs sna
nLss*Hts - ~ gAsf, neas
kyss, Aeats unAs, TsYtas A.
etsyiass, utH 80 atwstenH
ttek2s, Nafrnaffr piseassss,
fftass JsesHfcs, Hatf Naafs
NHsf4 Asatkfsns. has<ssia1
H utkaAths. Casnes6 paaltifs.
HI 1Mf1ftMI FtsstfasieH so Ftrtfsalaa a
tla uaAas. CaNnSabatsN.
s 1870 i.s. ~ 1920 y y
bkAsska ana Mfnaats. FAtns IL
#0hxta go I tise Maea. hMeFef, FemAks E4ms
NFMtALLNk fAA4Nfs. Ar. ~ ~ hfaken Apss
F. hA29e q gives 10 Nas seetsy ~
Feeiefsaa he tsss feesFf q esasss.
su-s.......-..s4 Whsn tfasfA arsia s.srsesas ~
@-. trslis fsr2 anf raiiif eisssk u tis
- ssSs<as,
Ns,Aise - sssss saspssslas lhaa ~ iavisssas
thf s1ettf &c ne taMEe hsar. fssseat AZ seak.
esss ard i1tsita4f. ~ bsing 80 rANACEA, II sas<
essuass Fc,at as1 fail - sassaf anass ~ enatn<s
Lsfist wka hare rsss easaFisxsiaas an aaft sksas
~ sfss heessss sN4 Fiapsss 80 Ne f.at fsaRh "a
~ hsfttta, aAA sse eel ~ sfsglgs sfsgast ass 4
hattis twe n LnNlss1N nL00D FANArKA u
sth eieNnns yesF Agss5. Fssssse sf4s fsxsklea Nxa
hetfAts sn9 nite yea assaaIan sgssftitnr sres ~
srsfiu 49, esasiifal nssrkaatgA Ts1 H.
Price o 100 psS Kettle.
rs ssnslss eass LgsIsns nlnob PAAAcKA.
s. fsrtt. bAtsiasss. Ma, hlssn n Ne tetais.
saa ~ ssesAtuss ~ tie vfzFrFf,
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M . r q "A M
GRIST AND SAW MILLS.

CITUATED on Morgan Run, IN Yves
~ minister District, I miles southwest from
Westminster and mile southwest from the
Washington road, within quarter Of mile
Of the road leading from Wafheldsbnrg 70
the Washington road. These Mills are un.
der the control Of Mr. John Lloyd, frst.
class Miller, and having lately been put In
thorough repair aud new machinery procur-
ed. the public are informed that The Mills
are prepared 10 Saw Shingles, laths, Pal.
ings, &c. There Il q regular
saw Mill.
attached 70 the premises. Also, the GRiSI
Mill. is prepared 70 do
MERCHANT WORK, CHOPPING, &C.,
equal 10 any IN the county.
JEREMIAH L. SHUEEYy
ieb6-3ms Proprietor.
DAINTs, oils 4 GLASS -IIaving made
il this branch Of my business, a speciality,
an now prepared 70 Offer Paints, OH and Glass
very low. have just received 29l0 lbs. Jno.
I. Lewis Bro. pure White Lead. 1900 lbs.
sno. l.. heiispider's Challenge Lead, guaranteed
equaled 20 any Lead made and less in price.
1000 lbs. asserted colories ground IN oil. s
bbla- smiths pure Linseed Oh. 1900 lbs. Ena.
Ven Red. 1000 do. Blake's ere proof Paint.
900 do. Red Lead 1000 do. Whitening and
ether eolprs.
mario JOHN L. REIFsNIDER,
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L U M 3 Z r
ALEXANDER FRAZER,
Clock and Watch Maker,

II ESPEcTFuLIY 10. m
.n forms the Public that 49, ~.
he has opened Shop for -
The transaction Of business az the Fesidanre
o. William Baker, opposite LingerfeltsF .
Hotel, estminster. Being an old expe.
nenced Clock and Watch Maker, not q no.
rairer merely, he tlatiera himself that he
can give every satisfaction 10 he employers.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C., repaired
az short notice, In the best manner, and On
most accommodating terms.
June 4--ly
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rURNNNIITTiRE.

asd eFery aFIiels 80 D IaiIdIas.
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81 Rll kiudN,
Ccdarware, Brcu1'a, Soaps, Sali, Sc.
Add always on hand. The McRinsiry
FLOUR. ~ the barrel Or Package for fam
ilicss 81 . superior brand. which nsces no
c 'lnmendaiion from is popularity already
obtained.
Having entered into ihe..trade, hope 10
share portion, and from my commence.
neni feel EEniefal 10 she citizens Of West
minister aud vicinity.
dcc2G.n
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DLACK Canton Cloth at
I'D july 2. ,. R. Busby's 4 Co.
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De. F0UkE would invite tle attention of the
public ~ his lately iuproved Arnoapmratr
PmsssrNa PLArKs Fpa AayIwcrAl TgEYH. Nv
means 81 "a improved Aif-Chamhcr, the prps-
ssrs ~ tae atmoaphsfs Tor holding teeth firmly
and seeatsiy II The maaih, 4 more certainly
and r3ettuaIiy attained than by any stvic Or
fnre ~ plate hitherto used BY he profession.
The ralas and excellence 81 ssi ~ Artificial
Teeth arc mach eahanced By thlsnew and ttulv
philosophical arrangement
iir. Y. continucs the Practice IL Denfisiry IL
Al Iss Branches, and being Piomssy WeeEsg
- bs,d RriAeF For DcntAI purposes, he Il tho.
roughly eHpsrfeneed IN he Manufacture AZ
teeth apon che fsioasits Haas, and u prepared
70 saFply this style II work At very moderate
rates. Jane 1T.
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500 Farmers Wanted
TO EXAMINE OUR
NEW REAPERS, MOWERS,
sPRING.TooTH RAKEs, &C.

HsH0SE in want, tof any OF these labor
saving implements,) particularly scien.
tiiic and practical Farmers, will appreciate
tho superior machinery we now offer for
sale; and the inexperienoo OF timid, upon a
careful examination, win no doubt be In.
duced 70 purchase, as VIC guarantee salts.
faction or no sale.
Being unable to meet tho increasing de.
mands FOR Agricultural Machinery Of our
own manniactory, we have taken the Agency
TO sell IN Maryland the above named Ma.
chinery, manufactured NJ York, Pa, by
Messrs. Holmes, Myers < Co., whose ren.
utation as Manufacturers is unquestioued.
All or any of the above, and also ouy
Celebrated DRILLS, PLOWS, &c., Nc
offer at prices TO suit the times.
WAGNER & MATTHEW'S.
apl0,--6m Westminster, Nd.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
LON ID O III
BLOOD PANACEA.
h Graf Ahwslu, Al Bkl Punkw.

u he m~st perfect feFttatle reasrsund a sstsfs
tsst teuics 1lafsas = ,nskins Il -
eestt fecetfgs, iatiaefzsna. rsnesAtisa anf Mood
efEsnslnn epf1laa Aa9ma = a. ssTt1
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pA- Particular attention paid 10 The
Compromising IF Prescription.
feb. 27.Iy
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sure remedy fas Drsrspsfs. 1svra conrfksK9.
HEkns'Buax, Htnffuka cesffskssss, Lpas % A.
fHfIfE, NrngorsNHss, WlkfNEas % lns Lfnna,
DEsAEssfea o. sFtEifs, fEsEn AR AepE. Collie,
DIe1asAer, OENknst DznILfft yffAL faxAag, hc.,
and any disease arising frem debiiIiAted stomach
IL ELECTS arr asnas1iiy Instanfaneqpr Il hnds IL
way directly V ~ ssat d is-shFilllbK and gnsk.
eninK every nertenlsina ap khn dfpopna spirits and
lnfnslnx NV heafih ard yigof "a sie syslein
4 ean ts nstd " "a and yuung -nals and ismsss.
WifA perfect aAfsty
u yoa arr aebiIltstea and requife strepsthsnisr
ssmsay yeu havs 4 u shs LONDON MEDlcATEb
HEALTH MISSIONER
II fua I1t14 yo4r trnsiite, ~ which you III sean
essa.ss isshis "a 'r.sasssslea ne HEALTH nE'
ET0HEE u ynuf Eent1y
TN, triIy yniuahis pfsressslon g nsc1 aad fecea
neadea " many u he ieaAing physiclans ~ ahs
esnnty hnd Al glysIeSahs who ancs lett ~ aertlr
rFunounce vAlanias y nivss tone 10 ths ftn1ua<A
fenosatfa ~ syrssm ard pfuionrr liit
~ remedy Maaiust tegeF and ague n wogks WA
ehagm Price I % psx hessto
Tbe grnuine Rave LONDON MEnIcATKD TKAfTn
HEtfoHKR. 3 A YoeFs. uAtfneks, Ms biouu Il
ne bgsfis, and ~ flsartuss % Ne isbss.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

at &ss 80 ga II prime &9s @2s So Live hogs
slow Of and weak at 9c ldac The arrivals
s6 head. For beef the demand moderate prices
$40 ~ 40 bbs fierce beef was dull at SS
$3s for prime and $40 $42 for extra do or beef
hams there sales Of Importance, and prices
nominal Cut meats though quiet ruled steady al c for
smoked do &c., FOR picked hams, 1sc 2lc
2c 22c for bagged The sales 80 packages
still dull but held at former prices We quote long
l6c, short 4c short rib &c., and Cumberland cut 5c
the sasi being $500 bbll at isc isc including Sma los
1895 4c also 500 tierces for june at lsc, sellers
option.
closing at 4c sc The sales were 800 bbs, deliverable
week, l4c and 500 do for June delivery 131c
Bonded dull anrather easier the spot fair
mand and steady for future delivery We quote 80c
The sales 1000 bbs standard white for June 8c,
$500 do July and 500 do for August at &c. Free
dull st 34c 31c for standard white or naphha the
sales 500 private In Philadelphia the
market moderately active Sales $500 bbs crude for
June at 1890, $500 do. standard white FOR May 3Qc
8c bo for June 3OAc sellers option 1000 for
June and July on private terms
RIoEThe market remained quiet but steady at our last
quotations.
sUeAR-A fair business done in raw and the market
Cuba The sales comprised 200 hhds part bc
for Cuba (the latter price for carihed and 1870 for
Porto Rico and English Islands also l26 boxes on private
terms Refined In fair demand at 1896 for powdered,
crushed and granaated l5sc l5c. for soft white and
l4ct. l5c. for yellow. -
SEEDs.-Calcltta lnseed in demand; sales 600
bags at $2 3d. gold and in Boston 900 do at ~ M gold
timothy 80 so and rough aax 50 Is So 70.
sTRARINE.-The market was dull but holders were frn
light demand but steady sales so lbs a.
WMIsKkY.-R Receipts IS bbs There sales and
prices nominal
The New York herald., 1868-05-08
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Eighth District.
Additional list OF incomes Of over 5000 per an
mum In this district