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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

\ SELL.-In the town of It,
in Windsor county, is a disciple OF
ESculapius. He is quite a wag
withal. and has perpetrated numer,
ons Jokes on his associates and
friends. One day a certain dentist,
who had been the victim Of one Of
them. went to the physicians Office
complaining of an eXcruciating
toothacAe. the physicians were both
gone.and Jim was monarch The
dentist was in too much agony to
wait and so Jim, eager fox the job,
was PERMITTED to take the torccpS
and go in The tooth was pointed
out, the torcepS applied, and after
being duly cautioned to give a
straight pull and not gAratory
wrench. Jim bowed himself might
ily' when 10, at the expense of
scarcely a pound Of strength, out
come .he whole Set-Of false teeth.
We believe that Jim has resolved
never to practice dentistry any more,
claiming it to be beneath the dignl
ty of the professionalism. Adams
Messenger.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

y hcggar who was in the habit Of
sitting on one of the London hridg
e., accompanied Ivy n dog with n
placmd inscribed Blind attached
To his neck,was fortunate enough 10
awaken the sympatliics Of n gentle.
man, Who every morning when he
passed the mcndicaut dropped n
penny into HIS hat. One dnv the
usual donation was omiltcd.a and The
supposed blind man ran after hs
hcneiaetor as fast as his ctuichps
would pcrmit,and boldly asked Vhy
the usual penny had not been forth
coming. why thought you was
blIud : exclaimed the man of chali
~ amazed. no, sir IL Is not /
replied the bcggar, at is the dog
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10
AuritmltMral.
Directing the Tops Of Fruit Trees.

If you wish to have flavor in fruit,
Won must hang it outside of the tree.
Inside fruit. or grown in the shade.
is sure not to mature. 1t will lack
color; it will lack fragrance and
flavor: will be less crisp and .lnlcN.
1t Is less healthy, also. All truit
should be kept on the outside OF me
tree. and distributed uniformly. II
is no excuse to say the orchard l.
LARGE. What pays in one tree Will
pay in a thousand. We may as well
have good fruit, all of it, as not.
Some trees viii do their own thin
ming: but many will not, and must
be attended to If good, fair, and
uniform fruit is desired.
Hy thinning and distributing the
tree will be strengthened for future
bearing. 1t will have good look,
with the fruit all visible and all alike
and all good, as coed sun and air can
make il, and it is not 50 apt i'll rainy
time to become mouldy.
Where the top is dense and the cir
EUllltItltt tlOSt.iltlt SllbulN w al
opening made at the apex,a thinning
out Of the branches. Some trees viii
do this themselves, but if not 1t
must be done by the primer. This
will not only let the moist air out, bu
also the moisture from the groun,
where the branches reach little tree
seeming like an inverted cup, hold
ing the moisture. Fruit inside o
this in a wet season will necessarily
be spoiled. There must be air ant
light, and degree OF dryncSs 10
fruit. If a little sun gets through
the apex or elsewhere, it will no
hurt any. 1t breaks the monoton.
also, and adds to the beauty Of tn
tree. An orchard may thus be treat
ed artistically and aeSthetically
and DE made an object of interest t
the eye, while at the same time tn
beauty will be heightened by tn
sense of profit. Utility is always
good foundation for beauty +. Il.
in Country Gentleman.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

A citizen of Washington whom We
will call Mr.. T., once rang at the doc
of the British Minister, and tcllir
the servant that he had import9W
business with the Minister, a
shown into an ante room, wher h
was soon Joined bythat official, when
the following dialogue took place :
'May ! ask, sir, what business it is
that you have with me ? Certainly.
sir: it is this in passing your house
learned that You have whist par
ty here tonight and ~ | am remark
ably fond Of that kind Of game,
thought | would just step in and Sc,
what are trumps.' The sublime I'M
pudence Of the thing SO amused til,
Minister that he invited the intru
der into the room where the guest
were assembled. and introduced hin
as 'the most impudcnt man in Amer
lea
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

The artcsian well at the Insane
Asylum, st. Louis, has reached Il
depth Of four thousand feet, and is
now to be abandoned, the last thou.
sand feet having progressed - an
expense of 5000 per foot 1t isnow
proposed to raise private subsctip.
ton 10 run the hole down.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

The railroad bridge, in process Of
erection across the gulf, near Que
chee, will be about two hundred feet
long and about the same distance
from the ground; and is said to be
the highest bridge of the kind in the
world
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

Upon the reading Of the Declare.
ton Of independence at lpsilanti,
Mich, by citizen Of that place, a
gentleman from The rural districts
made this comment: Oh, he read
it well enough, but darned if be.
lievc he wrote it.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

Plant AN OECUARD.-No matter
whether your farm Is small or large,
don't rest content until You have an
orchard of fruit trees. 'We do not
advise farmers indiscriminately,'
says The Countryman,' TO undertake
to raise fruit for market. Each one
should Judge for himself as to the
feasibility of such an enterprise.
But we do say to every farmer,ralSe
fruit, or try to do SCAT least for the
use of your own family. 1t Will
largely pay in pleasure and III
health, if You never sell a dollars
worth. In selecting varieties, choose
those kinds that usually do well in
your locality. Deal if possible, with
reliable fruit tree Dealers rather than
with agents who are strangers to
YOU. And don't set OFT an orchard
under the dcluSion that setting ont
the trees will be about all the work
that will be necessary. In this day a
many enemies to the ftnit trees. II
may be said that eternal vigilance Is
the price of fruit. Land devoted to
fruit-tree need not he worthless to
the owner. Some valuable crops can
be raised in the orchard most until
the trees become old enough to bear
and by the time they reach bearing
age, in this caSc,there viii probably
be a market close enough. But, n
we said above, if You never sell
dollars worth OF fruit, your oichaft
assuredly will, il property attcndc,
to,pay you and your tamilyin healtl
and comfort, for all your labor an'
expense Hearth and Home.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

a drunken man having vomitcd
into a box containing goSlns warm.
Ing by fire place, exclaimed in con-.
steruation My God, whcn'd ! swal>
low them thingsv
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

Parties are brisllly at work on
Locust Creek, in the town Of Wood
stock, washing for gold and silver,
this latter being found in very good
quantities, so they say.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

o v.------.-
wv hat ~ the best attitude tor sell
defence !! Said one pupll putting on
the gloves, TO a wen known p"SiIISL
w v1 tLn .ianiGcnTf ~ rn 49, =
49, 49,
Corsets are like opposition steam,
,h"y .honid ,in."Is Iva nnr"r,,@oI
~. ncnnnwir,i ,,on,Io her,usa Inv
l,ayo j, tnmIa,'n, ~ ln.san v,,st
uY,o oroo,or .,,+uro ! ho hottor
.ho i,,I', NM m,In doo, mot ,,,,I,.
f. h5,nan hrim"s
WI. 1890. ia, . .,4
" "o, G'' i''o u '''''' IN q = ~ ,
o , 81 . iI,,-'"' ",>l,''2' :" - .. .',
supp "'''''"" w '''''l w - -
v;,Iin
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

1t is stated that the passage Of
the gold contract bill in the Senate
is the first step toward return to
sperirrcsumptiou, a majority of that
body being il favor OF an early re-
sumption. n majority Of the Fl
nance Committee believe that the
Government could safely offer tc
redeem its no in coin within a
! wear.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10
CLERGY MEN.

The Rev. Isaac Aiken. of Allegheny. tcsfi
tie- that it has cured him, after all otherrcmc
dies had failed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

Watches aud iewelry, repaired in
the best manner possible. Plain and
fancy engraving.
HARDING x FLANDERS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

VIII also be found invaluable IN all cnscs Of
DugrhcH. Dyscntcry, Collie, summer Com.
plants, Gripping, aud IN fact every disordcrcd
oonditlud of the stomach
Sold by Druggists in city or country every
where, at : per bottle or by application TO
G. G.. CLARK, q Co,
Soc Proprietors. New Haven, CT,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10
For Group,


ha Balsam win be found invaluable and may
ways be relied upon IN extreme cases.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10
Sore Throat.

Keep throat wet with the Balsam-takil
little and o,Jcu-aud You viii very soon Ill
relief
, 1869-04-16
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

ETFETFN AvTN tf
S.,4a Or ~, 4ou- ~ +. f,nIpd NO.
he bead 81 -Eo,nrerasIk snd the rs,n Ii 81 csses
s.id Snhr, "a IL stsi ch. ~. 1or snT.r rnis M
rr,Ffse cE1er].d y -. "e~A IN IVA .s'' -" o o
HJTT TfR-Rtertyn4 Rsaa ~. .h,pn<d 7ssp Il.
ihc ysiue Il this sttIcie ihefr Esdusi eofisntnE7
II priees he 1toeks sre steadily seeauiatinE lid
e7s VI esnsinae Is gaete: Choee dsisy Is sse: sod
of rie, ~ II = I'll s, Ia pkxs = i I'M L. saa
pk a u He: 10 h Il 81: II pk@ u &c
erAi ehsr.r.er II ihis marfst Ruaue.s il si.cS aad
prer1 r e.sy in smali orer1 oUotatfons arc n5sily
4tAajne1 hnf rof1d ltt1 NAV be hxd II coucrrsion
VIC make 70 ehsrke IN our Quotations ~ follows Stark
A.4s1e Auba11. &c: Lewiston 4 g; Ludlow A, q;
l; Andresepstin u Union 4. sc; sianiez, ha, Sc;
pRbbN C0RN-Hecciyed- nane; shipped, nonn-
The drmaud VA rns asrr, Bat hoaaerr rntd urn to
, 1869-04-16
Healing, Strengthening, Life
SustaininggBalm

would merely tre.te It wouli neither protect noe
esst- And herein LES the essential Differences b.
tween the edoct u the prest s,uanlAnt whea s1ven
alone aad he same sttnlsat wheu AdmIrstcedan ts
rnedkated form ef
, 1869-04-16

s'1. p, Is1:s T. fasz'Ds
as inn T. sssse or osheT esas<yses "a. xaieh IN.
eoss Z so'he sa 7s.sel . s s: the
so,e 8 e e u saies IS
antaatoa. WI 3 castsd Axase5ea 5espon
Msa.s es1tne5, a;.Jasn, r NfsteTE.ea: "a =
sssstsn, u he .so1s = the css
tx ses1 r.; tn sshsa &C. se sd e s s Ds IT,
'nan 4 ~ ts9e. b the esatody q the Foyesaeni e
j g e ose nc ooo &
aad Nt be aea 70 stIs compliance with II tha Haze
a ths ve.sa Or Taseho:.et t!eset ao.eP1re q -
;s 1s :fs u ~ 81 sss L Ut sss
III e ea Ss a1 IN Il s.ss esa
copaldoa II 81 ae!iTeznd b item. ~ ~
qr.sa .sen . tse asss ::sss = :: .osa
e GEE + g E
VII nj he eiioMea;
sss = .Ae ssy 4 sse nd
{ - ii r. I'd 1aa
$.iy iass5ssa "a nsas Al sEe!sSfS IA .sss
r = 3s:::s : =
,eS q r. r. j: < GF;.tsfa "A ": Weodses
5ase nen I'll II "a wy tt
Nhbcctn and boN1p11t The GtAyes received siisht
;.s ts . ,s: ,s;s 4 c9s1 tae 4t 7: ny
LIE ThHoE7k@Taed deu,.ad tor s.sln-e.zzy !ns ves
r9s ss. ss.s se 5:a:s +
ior corn & for oats aud for wheat In iii thero
c1 Z S wSsss
hatk william T GEarfa wheat u sAe; b:rks naEEey
Il FIJI. II n + ~. A5Ss:;a ID Xssts. Y
bark EfH&tH1 G1fttnf arhEAnff GAYnhr{HEN
both fo5 asta u s.
ot 1f.sel " nm = n.s asitcfins. 49, - 49, SS~
At DEF1otF-Ihs movement conttnues uninpostant
e HR o i 1sS as
Al bET.1o.1hs r., Baa.e cs:r;er It rue.A.y
~ i1,e ~ "a 4
L e s.ls sss s !. N from ION
hotTsd o1 and o hrts Esontirs Cs, lumber Bay City
en' IT, r ssst
e1ss On aogn 81 for eo from
Tn.EI sAM-And,ee Brown and Ja.acs s. Fe.th-
Eli e.5f Il s sa ssl to cu ~
Philss II. symenda Of Kenoshs. haa .old 70 r. Nom
sentSn 1ad An!Tf' Of she'o5sao the 'ehz Hornet
raox Gfpse H9;-caps.ia John rrsadlv.ne yts-
i WEI -: e s.t IL .fs
e. e. e.
FL ~ 9G h'Sh tneu III TO 1oehs. thss
4 Ny .hoaid a:t 3 sarprt.e, 90 tSa i0sh Il
EFT se,si ssse 6: n e.
PEne4tsE - ez 5t r.: T. psgpess s1a fe.:
p As1a. E1ans for ss''oa an1wtli sunoa shf iii
ne Hsoqara NEW Paorz,.u,-uesra c.mnocu
oEsn C.. Il Detroit, ~ sbSas to Gy shs III d
.19thsr nsw ptopeiler " J. l. ansd Co. uns shs
NsE Is9s:-The ncE Il. l.nachsd a. o.hto.h .few
, 1869-04-16
THE GOVERNMENT C0VATERSiGN,
;. fhe eountesfeit1nxof
H0STE1TERSs ST0HlCH BITTERS

low 4 aone*hat rno1e sious q well - dEe1lt b..i-
ness than lew ycArs aso. each battle Of The s-
nine Article being authenticated By the Official enrse-
ent Of the United staina Revenue Department. IN tba
form Of GAnp engraved Geea, 10 counterfeit which
Il felony. Sec thesEtore, thst thts sovenueu eo-
teS we1 ~ the Eenssartd labea and note cf hand
Of the prop1ieta Il stta<he.to tho botste Te b Il
s1ahelIahed Eth tupeIh leffesentAt{aQ Of
, 1869-04-16

.hET Yox1. April lA-The money mssfrt VIZ esxy
tntouShEt the Day. add al hpstnoss va done X p
eat eoT5 and PEI cent gold but n1o<sly u the low
e r iE Fntos oaaoeAs Paper discounted moro freely
6ssiInx arm With Increasing demand: rxi.ue bsnt-
T1G dAJst @s1i8los: Axht, hHt9lBT.
tod weak: epensd .t 1sak aaFancra to INK, md
eent sent s1s e ~ cEanos esa a Ss:saner Hama
Goye9utnenta strong md EnxtI.h ard Grrr,an bank.
e1a Hsfe oryeTs ny day for ahIpne1t There were also
considerable pufrhA4ea to ah,1ta md srus1al
dhpoaaon 1tuonx Feeently aiI.e ho1as pat
1hetaselyes Y position for fatafr advance Of p9ce.
taa aboI !ntese.t lafse and win b greatly in
Gc1sed by hea!y optiona in s 60 nad S7s, maturing
curing ne coming week and hereafter. Cr1Tcney u
70 GOOD demand. aud the growing case IN money viii ad
I6 Canss the.1 q to nnsh hE:.er Pciess
Goupens .a..-t9s in.< Goapoas d. .iiss5
Coupons N.--l1s}, 21lsas 10 " .t4ioSh
EEounon. e: :.-1I;s>3I;s Pac Gu q si.l44 45i5ins
stais 6oods dna Nth aeea1ae On North casp1nss
os Tsan. NJ c.4el;n.; 1snH. is%4 s
The duck market during the forenoon wa1 1tfoux
With Rock Lland II the arodA feature. and eenInS
totn ~ up to lse on reports that laree stp Dividend
= es !k ;seiar, u but suh.,uensly Fssdsd to ~
aoe1aaisa estveva int31sH1 Tue Ave. rteWs lew:
concerning the probable action of The lsaAsu9e On
the 81 IeF cent ee16e44ea> tndlrus unuas1ay heavy
tranaAeiona A1tex Central md Aoek 1a!snd, tbe
I.txrt H.n.aesi9ns Esre tp fSr.hEeste1u- St Paul.
KIT VA bnnIaut and t1s4trd. With marked Adr IN
Southern BEADING Hudkon, Harlem, Ptttsb.IKh
apd Lake Shore wcEo nj higher. Rock 1a1Aud md
Miset4sneous shares higher EIpsc4. sh.,r, oufet.
Market generally GcAfd ttrnrH r
, 1869-04-16
REAL ESTATE.

ouiry for real estate. and residence lots IN IN tno
Suburbs Ate sailing nefe readily than week o.
depressed bs tho scarcity Of money, though there
small one, that i, not nAae at higher pnce
MONTH non s'e sn 1sne F'0pe "'u'o nhFe so'o 'os
Ine sac Q! me ground oelons1ns to the Brown
@aee a n2 ess ses1e ee eas 81
o ta 'Ss eaa House apos
eh.nts', Farnets' md Mechanics Savings Rank, At
the price Of per front foot The sale was aais
factory to The o~uers while IL waa cnnrc,c, m W.
a handsome investment IN The nuTcha aers ~ s,aE
Of the rapid and elegant Improvements going on
built On for bank M a's xe 10 aase 70 no
oeen ahIe 70 trace TO any reliable source
past week is also one b, Messrs. rlat. Thorn /
81 .n1ss ssa Lake and nanot
fer, fer my ~ thousand dollar. In cash. We under
sland theS arc to erect nre-proof Warehouse CT
p11peFt1; Tps t,;,os,,r r.,.,,o. ,.,
turtan properly within teyen mics Of TIC &C cour, III
w.rrrn ar ~ n ~ ~ To,r.t, 81 . = ,,r,a. 'A
n: Feb. ~ :" ~ A@~''' ~ - y ''A'@s -,
ys.on et, = II oI Seventeenth st . + :;1 sA'oo
1oo RI: April Is. is.........sss' .so
100 It; April H,......... .oo
William st- n rnr of i ,r,n :; e;-;a, A'oo
II; March :. ~ " ..n ~ '.' z41is' s,,
P.ee & is t-lo II Of Kin1sc it, l. az
cu1ie, " Il i AP511 e 1s; Of Xo;;;n :: es'
wslaa1 nn5 hsnss st s, ~ Z = i;acoia loss
+, ~ila other properly; - IVAN apra, Il IS. s'1i nm
IT: April il 49, -N'' - 80 @e4A1A .o.
william St, v o, Iasn It :. + ,43Iisi q. 700
April Is. .......,,,,...... Aooo
Rensen ''ss; s rs Il hefa ef ysns ari,, \ 1s
and Johnston st, n cor of jare " ~ ~
x1sn It FclL 1q ~ ''7 "N7 A-S n,o
Brown n ~ II n ~ wYtrnt -, @e'o
san. Il $500. "Hsn7 :" y sAAioo ~ =,
Brown It 10 It al Wrt1bt = oIvi6o X, '"
Feb u,,,..e -,u
Union st, 9G It Of Seycnteenih Il - w
Hoo II; ApriI Is. la..,.......s...'... ,n
D'Ifr3en & g01 II r ar Tninn 1T :, + qsro, Wv
Il; Aprii 7,..,,.....'. re
Evans st, q v cor Of FauiIna 81. 4 I. 6oox1ss
Reuben t. ii II oi Kin.ie St, I, :o1ila '''''
Reuxn st. Il It Of E1nIie ri n ( 9,Iii:ft. A'0e'
Ali " AA4AA'1 ~ > 3AiAsAA' GO,
Fourth q, iI1H II y of Wood St, a. Ytxiaa
T-l0 n; March t.. eoa
4rens;1ti rs 81 s. 9s'Sa 4. ax !; of 1;n :; GOV
+ aaYt4{ n. Varrh ~ 0N0"0 "A' co,
Langley At u Of Ecan Inv. .ei ssI1ieu ~. 's'
March hs......s... os ~ M
Prairie ~. 70 II y Of Twen,y.iourt1 at az >'e'
yslssf ix1's ~ raa rs =; AFnl 1880
4ax1T1 e-1o m Nsrrh X - o,
, 1869-04-16
DYSPEPSIA A

Arc hAtuferee. hloaieI and full feeling about tha
stomach md abdomen Immediately Afse1 eating CLAW
Ing seaEauon. tepse et hoowncas tbn pit Of tbs
ttonaeh betWeen uea1A, \ hcavy. dan feeling Ia ths
Feeling rEtns Ia tie morning pa1ptasou of tha hnaxt
depression Of mind. sometimes Amounting to 1ucoo-
mania; lou Of men,ory. eonfazoo cE thought. sour
stomach, with ra1sfnx Of foc1 and choking =cnAalon
II the throat atuness Of tie c1e; pain In tho dis
.s,asn feehleneae and dldue1tnat1on fos e1dou nd
sometimes emadatiou Ind eoFpse1kf pA1or. The
4 few 81 The dltves Aisns u ~ ., -. $50.
Nth s7cetSe 1dectious II tbs fgvets a.
Liver snd the nes7rs &. Tesims hsse m.ny saItior.a
toE1ncrt1 which asr technically at.,ibu.sd to oth<
cAus4-
The bert advice that can BE- fven t. Any one who haa
The slightest prcdsposiHcn dysppsta ID to foyfy ds
or her digestive orsacs BY the d.4i9 cse Of
, 1869-04-16

plated WATT, from the .es,denco of John na,y
no. ~ NAY street, had a 1na1 hearing nad WI
uascoA!Reo no evidence that he VIA eiiGer direct
o. ana!fecfly engaged In the robbery being Sic.
loo 1hn makes the fourth boJ Nho has peen A.
Lesteo and charged with breaking into Nj, BaI1Yt
honSe out The proof In cach case was too alIcht To
1nsu!J their being held for tsta
so9n Htaaham, seedyloottng individual.
pie1aed guilty To charge Of exposing hls pcrson
on t54ne avenne, below TwcutJ-nfth street, aud
~se neld IN 83o0 bail for tztM
Before Justice QulnH.
FKs 1ned S for disgusting con.
9uct on tne stIeetA He WAS very abusive 10 His
Honor, and threatened 70 c1terminate the police
man who arrested him For this threat he waa
oned 93 and costs additional, which hsd the effect
Of making him Keep bis mouth ahnt
xE19hh ConnoE11 Harry Perry, Michael Reilly,
sonn BolDa and Richard Oats smal! ooJs, made
Isto on eioshes-ltne In Jard on Illinois street,
oet Dearborn, and only secured one hAndker-
ea:et Iney Tere nned Is each. and IN default
were sent to the BrideweIL
Policeman Cooke arrested janet Camaran for
being drunk and dlsorierly. On the way to the
huron Street Station be tore the ol1icefs overcoat
into shFeds+ He was 0ned ~ ard required 10
frrnAh 6uMcIe1t amount to repair the coat
-George Vincent, the rdlt Of q student At tue
DouglAs University, who stole t. 900 from hts en-
Pioyer waa held u 81. 900 bal for trial In delauir
be Wa committed
The examination OF Joseph Miller. who Ia
charged with rphhing Charles Scha1er Of &ooo was
again postponed, this une Until the 17ln Instant
, 1869-04-16

sOAFS-So new fcastsrs wcsr devcle7rd h thfs
r1ers rtd In, Il - feI3o1trt 1isa raoes. ano
ktrkt German reatrd. qEfa1n
nEtH ene o1t'e S%'slo
scnn.fas1 r :. ~ xH
fokter Candies German
Afntf1esn Critic f4ltS
EnoTs., !nSiovsd
Hs4 tas: ,,.ie tsA1 y
EA4AlQ
Hhyes Co.'S German Etrzi1
sGGARS-Ws nctcs . redaetion Il IL 90 re5net
9Aaea RA~ aes0tI<ions WIT bid firmly y NyeEterdays
Sc aRs = + ieass q e II cue
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sfS is>e: asis sess ae isai q Ss g she
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, 1869-04-16
Dealess' quotations for buying aud selling gov.
efn1nent bonds local stock1 gold and silver. In


Tic a1Et A1noupt OF gold tn tho Treasury OF the
En4tei States and the concurrent scarcity OF cash
gold IN the New York market arc beginning To
excite considerable comment, and speculation u
to The plans Of the FEBRUARY OF the Treasury In
accommodating 70 much II the expense Of the gen.
c.al ma1tet It's scarcity now rendeEa 1t Liable to
lie cornered, a. II WIS 4 few days ago. md the
price run up from TWO TO three per cent In any
week, 70 the great det1ment Of the importers,
who arc obliged to Ahave H. The amount
Of gold owned BY the government on
the lst Of April was Ss25an Sc. Tue coln tp-
terest due on Nay lst ID t3a&at9A II Is
however, understood that this Is not fully paid
nntt some weeks after II becomes due, aa the co.,
pons arr not all promptly presented TIE revenue
from Imports for April IL estimated =, $1sooo ooo
and It 10 though, thai enough Of The May interest
will not be promptly called for TO Leave \ conttn-
uous balance In the Treasury Of from 49, ooo, 900
TO EanO0d00. It u Understood that tho
Secretary Is OPPOSED to sales Of gold for currency
lie ID net IN need OF currency Rod besides any
such movement now would greatly increase the
etr.nsrneJ In the present sensitive condition OF
the money market The be5t disposition that can
be made Of the surpluE gold In the Treasury i to
e1rend II IN buying bonds In the mAttet Tho
time Is fast coming when the price Of bonds will
he 30 high that there viii be no opportunity 70
cxpend the surplus gold In thzt way. and all thai
arc bought now Will be . saving Of from II to Is
per cent to the government On the principal Of tho
bonds, II well a saving the interest,"
Below arc the closing quosauons tor government
eonds In New Yosk to-day, compared with those
day Of List year:
, 1869-04-16

HIDES-Reetivrd. 50 ~: shipped. H7aa ID The
hIde market dG and unsettled 1nd quotations
little than nominal 1t b.t Irpeai lsst
toio"S; 0!scn butchen ss+A9c; Fren sat:ed, cured
*7een sailed fs5t cured. ll4lljSt; geen ca. l3i6c
9stn tin lEal6e' dr. hint,. 9a35{e: dry salted
pr3ce; etanAed tiaes 70 pr cent of.
, 1869-04-16
ASTROL0GY,
YOUR FUTURE DESTINY.

MADAME ROSS the only reilly scdeutlde At1pl,-
tt N The West can BE- eonsUlsed At 1t3 Monroe ntas
Cla1k she uniolaa the hidden mysteries Of the pas<
present and future. Tells with rre1sd to bu1inc&.,
love .nd harrtncA, rntstostunea eaiua Iosses &c
Shows Eteuesaea Of Abetpt fendd or future husband
wife. All La trouble ca1 Ladies' IL Gentlemen n
Outline Of hfr. BY uaR. q sena aso and address n
abovn- fo eAsds Or fostuneetcnlns snd tzfekesy r~
snrted to.
, 1869-04-16
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

This belief Es grounded On sHe1ve years. experience u
the caeJ Of the ItePa5aon- The tst instance oi III
failure to kve relief u JET EaehEen1ead. Hit ev hAA
failed Tie soanmino1s correspondence sddrsased "a Tia
prupstors run al para Of the United 5txtea aod South
Aratrtcs, vouid It Ieast Include Letter expressing
dsxatasctten But no, thefe Il notone The testimony.
extending period Of more than dozen y-ars i
m of the approving tenor. Crtatnly this
feient for elxnsng that the httters ktu spe-
dtc for
, 1869-04-16
Private Matters.

In III Disesses scd DiHenltset Of Prir44s NATURE
90 tot urte} TO p.. J. Il. CIARK-the ahlr md well
known Specialize md coaadentiA Fhysldsu;-A Room
4LAtoon Bloek- o. Catk.s.} Both setes eDnsnn hin
epu6dentaly. Femse Di8ieuitiaa treated with saley
Direct lettes1-"Dr. CLARK, No. Larzaou Block. CHI
eaxo NV