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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
60 M M HRCIAL.
New Yerk stock and Moner marlset.

NEW YoR Jan. 80 -Money market unchanged;
the demand is supplied readily at per cent on call
Gold market dull and heavy this morning at 1861 a
1864. Sterling Excran se quiet and market weak at
1893 11O4 for bills at sixty days and short sight
The great feature Of Wall street to-day was the rx-
element and activity in Railway shares. The mar
ket was quite steady at the opening but soon aler
wards report was current that the Senate OF Hi
nos had passed the Railroad bill reducing the forces
as anne ded by the House. This started the market
on a downward turn, and general and marked de-
cline in price There strong pressure to sell
for a time and Rock Island suffered, falling from 1888
to 49, North Western and St. Paul resisted the
general course of the market and remains firm. At
ter meridian there was sharp reaction and more
disposition 10 buy, the market closing steady. The
Government bond market was dull and lower. Bor-
der and Southern Stare securities and Express stoc
dull. Miscellaneous shares sympathized with the
depression and prices are all lower.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-01
Horses, Wagons, sIeighs, &c, at
oenteel Household Furniture at

IN Tuesday, Feb Q, at 10 o,clock A NJ all t,a
sistro ~ o te IN house No 227 Cumberland st con-
fele Ftaer VI rSTlor Sets in Walnut and Brocka-
T1apestTy, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Sofa Fasy
Tree CSamSef se nalF siaE and On Carpets lat
Bureaus, Extension Table, Dining Chairs Silycr ea
service emma Tea Service, Cfockery and Giass
en- Furniture. WI" 'ne Ni'eh-
Also at Y NJ one octave Piano. manufactured Ia,
Hallett q Davis, round corners carved Ices 49, ~
new and in tip top condition. aim ~
ja2sdtd +. o. BAILEY, Auctioncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
DROORLYN REAL RsTATE FOR Bale.

FOR SALE CHEAP-IN CUMBERLAND STREET,
Brooklyu. opposite Washington Park, two 6rst class
brown atone Houses In tbs csnrs OF the city For fun do
p,on Q, this hsaual para so the Herald Of &c; ID BE-
BON owner and builder Also Clermont avenue bear
FullCn. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
RYL s. wE1SBERGER, AUclIoNEER

Sales Of Wines Liquors, Champagns dc., this day Fr,a,
Ocioher 90 at lO51 O'Clock, at u Bowery Eighty four bfs
Old Kentucky bourbon Whsseys, OF various Iran ~ I'VE
Scotch and Irish Whiskeys BrandcF, Gins Port Caet oa
Rhine Wnes champagne &C: also 2 larsc 10 Of Wines
Brandes aud Liquors Ia Sale positive without reserve
Also the contents of Hair Dressing Saloon consisting OF
Barbera Chairs Washsands Mirrors, Iountera, Tables
Clocks EnpAvinga, Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Chan.
deisrs, Stoves and large Cooking RANGE. BY order
L. RindskoDI. City Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

1ro BE SOLD AT AUCrIoN-TIiE STOCK AND FIX
lures of good paying Liquor Store SATURDAY.. at 10
O'Clock, No. lf6 First avenue between Tenth and Eleventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
n EXTRA LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
n Household Furniture al liz West Twenty sixth street.
EDWIN NICHOLS s CO., AICTl0S EEkS,
Will sell this Friday morning u lUgs o'c eek
Over $1,000 worth % nfst class Furniture,

Velvet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets, Lace Curtains
rosewood four round corner Ia octave itauOs0rte,
at tie four story brown residence lss 1wenys,Sth
" Sixth consisting beau.
tfu Paror Suits with french satin brocatc stripe
ami plain rrrs Turkish kasy CHAIRS ana Lounges CeuHc
Fables Etaeeres Cabinets oois de rose Erpnzr CocSs
Bookcases, writing Desk pier and oval Mirrors Vases
Paintings Brocatrl and htce Curtains hne ideboard, TX
tension Table, Dining Chairs, rich Cut q crystal and
Bohemian Ware, China Tea and Dinner Sets 225 pieces Sill
Ivory Table Cutlery, rosewood and ", nu Cham
Der Suits, Bedstsads bureaus Washstsuis, CommouCF,
Bedding, Blankets CULTS Sofas Chairs L0unles Rockers,
covered with harciu;h and basement Kitchen Fur
ntturc The catalogue Comprises tile largest and richest
assortment OF Household n,ure offered IT auction this
Parties wishing - attend this safe take broadway
Sixth Seventh avenue stages and stop corner
twenty street. Reliable In attendance
pack goods FOR purchasers At reasonable charges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

DY PHILIP LEVY, AUCTloNEER- pAtNrtNcc
- WI zen at the Artists sslesoos W Nassau stree, bs
day. Oct ~ ~ IVY O'clock choice collection al ffned G
paintings Iy tie most tmncnt American Ana r1pe,ssn ~
artists. Paintings aud Frames sold together sae rostve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
UcTIoS.-LARGE SALE THIS DAY (FRIDAY.
ll3 MLST IMhNri-S ENENTn SIRE FL.

Al llo WEST ENT y tNIsSIH SIRE ~.
LUKE FITZGERALD, AuctiuLoor,
VIII sell tais tFf11&yt morning. commencing al log
O'Clock, xlAuG wurtl and irJ lots, ~ r.s!a
Handsome ana tlan Household. Furniture.
cGirbralef city NJ tGe fianltrre i
private residence III West Twenty street,
between Sixth and seventh ayeugcs.
Dtawing koonl consisiiag al
magnificent solid oud walnut Drawing Room
suis In French satin, lTucc ard silk reps: superb
wood pianUforte Bookcase, Writing Desk ecgan Centre
and SIDE Tables nrocsit and lace Curtains % rich bronze
Figures, Clock, Vases, Or1aMenls velvet, Brussels and
hfeerY Carpets slack walnut Chamber and
Dining Room su Turkish L0un.es and Easy chais Beds,
Bedding, cuiled hair Mattresses, &c; walnut Besteads,
Bureaus, Wardrobe Sofas Rockers Tables Shris French
China, 1lass ana Silver Ware and all the Kitchen tensls
sae positive. This the largest and richest sale of the
,eason. Goods packed and shipped FOR purchasers.
n E-faTes from adjoining cities wishing to attend this
ssie take Fifth Fulton S1th
and Seventh Aston House. stopping OF
street, doors house. sale
mcnces positive ~ 1nl., 10 ~ chen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

UCiloN NoIiTL- v ,a,nv
IA 'fiis "a - ~, " hpAft
Ior.. r. =. ~ $1,000 1905, sa,.
rorr,.,, v, o,r,, n,,, ,,o,s
r"h"i"N AM ~ I'M "Voh7,
pprss roons SILKS Wt,gnss II-s IJNrv GooDs
GOO h, H,ilir:woRTii LiSES TIRE AnS VIC
SIoihs h NIT s1iiars nSp nRrwnRs 'oo's'
READY MADE rioTHlNG ENGLISH CUTLERY
NUrioNs ic xC
Catalogues and goods now ready.
No Isl thurca street.
UCrIoN SALE NJ TAYLOR AucTIoNEER
a Magnificent Household Furniture
Pianoforte Bronxes MIrrors tarpct. Paintings
Drawing Room Suits siver kooss. Wines
and Articles d tirtu
THIS DAY, FRIDAY, ocr 90,
West Fifteenth street between Firh Sixth
Drawing Rooms-superb Sui :, covered green gold and
crimson soia oloale ., NC richest eessrp,"n curtains
sneoigneuTs JaTdnerss rise weed Itngeres s.cretse
mss by eminent artists hngrayings, Pier Mantle
CansrsnTr Rrs"od ans wsnu, Bnre Per
s,ea.n Wardrobes, style OF Louis XIV; Ha'r AID spring
hAresses Blankets Counter anes Extension Table side
Tnreens bnnei ant lea Service sofas tharr, chinswae
, Basine9s sna htehen fmnture, me ca,a
og9e COMPRISING ne rs..i and richest OF houfe
ing % attend h sale take fh avenue stages or Sixth ave
nue. cars.
ueIi 'o sALh OF ONE ONT. SOUND RoAp MhRE, NEW
soaGle Hpraess Rs. plsnts,. 4 nm, "sg'n snsg sna
NUEHY ISL fulton street Brooslyn sstad octobsT 40
at II o'clock.
A week cal ana e,amna Esean Insrn9s M. pl
warranted Atoz beeeker street. Que BLOCK east Of Broad
------------
A Beating Esiabshnent corner RaTi ana Third street,
brooklyn Oh Friday oeober ~ Al l0. o'cocE by COLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
SAHi1 AT AUCTION.

pY ARCH. JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER.
ID once salesroom 81 Nassau at, opposite the Post
once.
Valuable Library Household Furniture veocipedes,
6c., Ac. - - -
The great auction house % JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL
will sell Saturday their saesroom 81 Nassau street. at
O'Clock, n valuable Library and Miscellaneous
Rocks, &c rs Merril'n Pickering's veocipedes,
Household ety. Particulars
by ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
ID Once and saesFoom, 81 Nassau street. opposite the
Post Office
Mortgage Sale of
Household Furniture, the private residence 81 CLIFTON
pace, west OF Fifth avenue.
The great auction house of
JOHNSTON & VAN ThsSEiL will sell, Friday Oct
80, at 1913 O'Clock at the private mansion 81 Clinton place.
the entire Furniture consisting in part of Paror Furniture
rosewood IN satin brocate Curtains Ia,nbrc
kins Lace Curtains rosewood Piano. black wal
Bedroom suir, Wardrobes Lounges Dressing
Nashanis Toilet Sets, Brussels Ingram Carpets oi
cloths Table Linen Bedding sheets, Quits, Blankets
Feather Reds Crockery Gass Plated Ware Eneravng
Oh Paintings &C. The sale with the Kitchen
Furniture. by orier OF the niorgaree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

RIO sELL-PRIvATELy, WITHOUT RESERVE, ROSE
wood Table, choice Feather Pillows, ChiIds CRIB and
hda knhoe HATH Bedcothcs Ac Call for two days at 10
East Tenth street Mrs HILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

ADRIAN II. MULLER p H. WILKINS co. will eel
auction Thurs November l. at ~ O'clock at The
Elchan.e sacsroon Ill broadway. New York BY order
trustees uu valuable Building Lots situate Bennett Shep
f1et IA tic, Bay. Un0a Blake Dufyea
aid ON Ri roadway. IN last New York Long Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
Miscellaneous.

y IHHEE STORY HIGH sTOoP BRICK HOUSES, Al.
= most new; one 2b,50r00 1921 COO one am aer In beau
,inl order possession below y-fourth street. between
fonfh and fftb avenues Address UPTOWN, Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
by ROBERT SoMERvILLE, AUCTIoNFER.
ID Saesroom No. West Fourteenth at and SO Fifth nv.
Executor sale OF fbe Household Furniture, Carpets,


Mirrors, Rosewood Piano, &C.
ROBERT S0MEkylLLE will sell auction, FRIDAY,
October 2g. at 1910 O'clock the private residence No 4
West Forty eighth street Household Furniture, Rose
wood Paor Suit In plush rers Etarcre Centre Table
wood octave Piano Velvet Carpets
lack walnut BOOKCASES warrobes Lounges Chairs black
walnut BeGsead Bureaus Washstands rich lace Curtains
and Cornces oured hair Mattresses black walnut Extension
Tables Hu1es Dining Chairs China Glass and siverplated
Ware together with large Kitchen Utensils,
with which the sale will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
DRIAN IL. MULLER, AUcTIoHEt

Trustees sac Of so valuable Bull ling Lots al East New
York Long Island by order OF sessrs, Miller, soueneufgh
G khan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
" o'eloek, 81 the con1. Monse. Ponghkeersle.

- at 10 O'Clock at 7s West Houston street entire furn
ture OF handsome Confectionery Counters Chairs Tables
Jars, Candies Also Horse, Wagon and Harness. Buy
ers aud dealers invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

A sslGNEE's SALE or SUPERIOR CABINET FrRNI
ure POSTPONED on sccOnut II the large FIRE ia Fulton
uce,-M pUUphIf VII sell this day at 1O4 O'Clock, ut
ns sores 10 luton street AMI Ann beenire Furniture
walnut Chamber suits Hair Matrosses $500
Tables, Lounges, WArdrobes, R0oEcases A. ne ,b ~. 80
be peremptory sold to the highest biaier ~ oria" ~
James Il. Hail, Assignee. '' - "i"o' '"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

TT MEfENs DANCING ACADEMY, IA AND 2w
gentlemen. "'' ""'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 -DODwORTlI's CLASSES FOR DANCING
nj 2l2 Fith avenue, also at 6s Fifth avenue Morninc
afternoon or evening Glasses for families. EvsnSa Casss
for gentlemen. send for circular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

A uCiloN NoTlCE.-PIANOs At AUCTION PRICES
new and second hand PiaBofOtes Of various makers
fu warranted. Call examine these esgent nsrunen
at IL Atnity street, broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

HorsToN sTREET.-FoR SALE, AN EXTRA LARGE
IIot near bfondway, well Improved and ready for oc
eupancy. Apply to +. II. LUDLOW CO, No Pine Ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

WIN. ABBOTT AUCTIoNEER- OFFICE NO. CITY
w HAD place, Will sell Friday, at l01 O'clock the
Lease Stock and Fixtures OF the first class Liquor store b
First 1hrty-second Fine fourpul
Pump, splendid Counters and Fixtirca &c.
WILLIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
w day O'Clock, at l4 Canal street, Prlor Suits in
brocae and French Plate Pier and other Glasses La
aud heavy CrtsiDs Centre and Fancy Iables, Turkish
Lounge Bookcase Easy Rocking and other Chars Chamber
SUITS In black walnut mahogany and enameed led Hair
and other Mattresses; BEDS holsters ami Pillows, Blankets
Sheets China Dinner and Tea Sets; Sverware Extension
Table, Kitchen Furniture Stoves 40 fine second hand Car
pets $40 yards damaged ocoths, &c lots dealers and
housckeepers also IL blacLwanut Hat Trees &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

Cf0NOR ALBITE's EVENING SINGING CLASSES ron
- gentlemen, on Mondays and Thursdays nj O'Clock f.
NJ have BEGUN aud nre forming Also classes for Italian
eoDcgc OF Music, q East Fourteenth street..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-13
THE TREAsURY-WHERE AWAY

From the N. y. Tribune.
The dubious announcement that Mr.. Bout
we'll hesitates to enter upon a clear, definite
policy of employing the Governments surplus
10 reduce its liabilities and its annual burden
of interest is received with exultation by all
those who wish to put up the premium on
gold and postpone to the utmost the return to
Specie payments. They hail it as an evidence
that the Secretary is weak and Vacllating,
and that he can be bullied and backed down
whenever they shall deem it advisable to make
the necessary effort.
We firmly believe them mistaken. Mr.
Boutwell, is yet new to the grave responsi-
bilities of his Office, and may possibly eVince
the trepidation of novice; but he will soon
realize that he has to choose between going
afoot or on horseback, and that, If he shrinks
from riding, he will assuredly be ridden. He
must give the law to the gOld-gamblers and
stock manipulatOrs or allow them to dictate to
him; and he will find the former by much the
more honorable and useful relation II may
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-13
A CHECK TO PRUSSIA.

From the NJ Y. Herald.
Many have been the reports circulated by
the European press in reference to the magni-
tude of the warlike preparations at present
being carried out by Prussia, or virtually by
Count Bismark. Hundreds of men are en-
ployed in removing trees around the fortifca-
tiOns and preparing everything for a case of
emergency. Moreover, the King OF Prussia is
to go on tour OF inspection to the northern
seaports about the middle of the present
month, from whence he will probably visit
the fortified towns along the Rhine. All these
eyes of interested neighbors, especially after
the publication of Count Bismark's ideas re-
specting the future form to be adopted by the
map OF Europe. The city of Mayence
is a strong point, and lately has been
particularly favored with the Premier s
attention. in fact, from reports current we
are led to presume that it Is at pre-
sent occupied on a scale equal to that of
war footing by Prussian soldiers, and the
consequence is that France and Austria are
determined to find out what this means.
Basing their demand upon the cession of the
prineipality of Hesse to the North German
Confederation, they ask by what right Prussia
occupies the fortress OF Mayence. Should this
question be enforced, we may anticipate that
stronger arguments than diplomacy will be
brought forward by Bismark, which may tend
to kindle the firebrand of war now evidently
pending in Europe. Such is the dread of an
early struggle that merchants in Europe re-
fuse toclose forward contracts for the purchase
and delivery of goods, which must necessarily
be very detrimental to the general interests
causing prejudicial effect both to the labor
ing classes and to the capitalists. Count Bis
mark has proved himself an able statesman
and has doubtless given the matter due con
sideratiOn before entering upon his programme
but in his endeavors to aggrandize his father
land he must not forget the difference existing
between the kingdom Of Prussia and the Nortl
German Confederation.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-13

sesu, d,fsoult NJ the ouSeet: but Salmon p.
Chase In the Treasury did not hesitate TO iace
that difficulty, and II is every way better that
Mr.. Boutwell, should not.
Ara we to march straight on to national SOL
venov and a reduction of the interest on our
national debt9 This is the practical q uestion.
Mr. Boutwell, has a bounteous revenue, aud
larger surplus than any Finance Minister ofah
indebted government ever carried from year
to year as has here been done. Our war debt
was, for the most part, wisely, and with states
manlike foresight, 80 funded that, though the
Government need not pay it till 1t had run
twenty years, 1t might pay it after FIVE years.
The purpose was avowed and palpable-to
enable the Treasury, after peace, to fund at
lower rate of interest. Yet the five years have
expired on many millions OF the debt and we
are still paying six per cent. thereon. It is q
shame that we do it-a confession of impotence
and defeat. A great, honest unselfsh fnan.
cier in the Treasury, unless thwarted by Con-
gress, should have 30 managed that every one
of these Five-twenties, the moment the FIVE
years elapsed, would have been converted into
five per cent. running ten years, or a four
per cent. running forty or fifty years. We
think Mr.. McCullooh is good deal richer and
the country far poorer than if this had been
accomplished.
Mr.. Boutwell, can so manage the national
finances that capitalists shall be soliciting as
favor that we sell them short i've per cents.
or long fours at Ear, and allow them to con-
vert their fve-twenties into four per cent.
cOnsol or a short five, rather than compel
them to take the gold for thir bonds, on which
the five years. option has matured or is ma
turing. To do this, he has but to make gold
plenty and bonds scarce. The means are in
his hands; has he the ability and the nerve to
use them steadily, firmly, persistently9 We
believe he has; and in that faith trust that he
will make few proolamations Of his doubts or
his purposes, but ACT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-13
AN ILLUMINATION FOR THE 0sTrN.v

From the NJ Y World
In his published telegram to the Presidont Mr.
Train calls upcn the Executive to stop aid from
gong 10 the Cupans, because the Fenian nyasion nf
Canada was 81 pped The two cases are not mar
allel. If there were no insuTection in Cuba and if
the steamers with soldiers and materials Of ,yar
were sailing directly for that island TO hegin one
the Executive would be bound to interiors inst as II
did i'm the case OF the Fenans On the other band y
if there had been in Canada in 1866 powerful revnt
against the British Government, ana il our autborj
ties had stopped steamers load of passengers with
arms and ammunition, starting say for the French
islands In the Gulf OF st. Lawrence they would have
done what Mr.. Train asks to have done in the pre-
sent instance.
Certainly if we allow Spencer rines and metallic
cartridges to he shipped for Havana TO be used in
Killing the patriots OF Cuba we must also allow peo-
pe going to the British ana Danish colonies IN the
West Indies to leave peacefully and 10 take rifles
ana cartridges also If they desire to do So To stop
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-13
g A V T. r Y'S p A T f N T
COMBINED DINING.ROoM wATERCoOLER AND
REFRIGERATOR.

This article has tank for ice and water of iron,
meed arranged in such to cool Cnam led
iron chamber both being covered with ornamental wal
nut in the chamber butter, milk and other prOv
ons can be kept cool and sweet the ice in the waerank
is not wasted but supplies at all times cool water drink
ing purposes all being perfectly free from the taste of znc
OF her substance that any way be detrimental
to heath and this article is intended for the dining
room ITS superintendent is and convenient, and II
cannot al to recommend itself to all hOusckecpers
useful well ornamental piece of furniture. Nos
and are set on legs and the purposes of side tables
in dining-rOOms.
We manufacture four sizes Nos L. 9 3, and shielding
respectively 2 4, and gallons. No. is small and is
suitable only for very small families for milk and butter
No for large families boarding etc. Nos and
3 intermediate sizes
They be had Of responsible furnishing store or
of the manufacturers SANEItY & CO.,
Nos Ga and 6l6 MARKET Street,
AND
Corner South FRONT and REED Streets,
B I'D LIN Philahnnhia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-13

Ter Voluntarily oede TO us enough to liz liiate
our demands lest we levy upon 1t with the
strong hand. II she will do this, we will mag
unanimously receipt our bill.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30
Let Us Prorec, Ourselves.

The physical structure Of the strongest human
being is Vulnerable every where. Our bodies are
endowed by nature with d certain negative power,
which. protects Them to extent, from unwhole-
some Influences; but this protection: is imperfect,
ana cannot be safely relied in unhealthy regions,
>or under circumstances gilmore than ordinary
ger Therefore. it is wisdom: it is prudence: it is
common provide against such contingencies,
by taking AETIooTE IN ADVANCE: in other words,
by FORTH wing the system with HOSTETTEkS
STOMACH BTTTEES-the most complete prOtec-
tive against all the epidemic malades that has ever
been aihiini stored in any country. AS II remedy
for Dysiep si.l there is medicine that will COM
pare with it. Whoever Suffers the pangs of indiges
ton. anywhere the face of the CT nth w.erc HOS
TETrERS STOMACH BITTEf;S can be procured
does voluntarily; for surely truth exists.
this invaluable TONIC and ALrEHATivE would restore
his dis1rlerc;l stomach to healthy condition To
the nervous it is also especially mmended, an
in cases of confirmed constipat ton it also affords
speedy and permanent relief.
In all cases of fever and aglte the BITTERS is
potent than any amount CT qninine, while the
most dangerous cases Of bilious fever yield to its
wonderful properties. Those who have tried the
medicine Will another. for of the all
mcnts which the HOSrTETER BITTERS profess
to sub ne To those who have not made the expert
uent We cordially recoume nd early application
OF the 1T ERS whenever they, stricken by
disease OF the di yestive organs.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30
Travellers Guide.

From Monroe tn New Orleans miles
lAsnnner arrangements. Semi Weekly Packet line
tonead of navigation; hacks thence to and from
:,n ..onr%s :" yis'z h";g-75 miles Cars
aud Saturdays to Delhi, leaving Monroe at A. Nj,
thence oy coach to Delta, opposite vickshurg.-
Time II hours Cars leave Vicksburg daily, Sun
days excepted at NJ, aud p. NJ, for all points
east.
From Nnwroc to ShreveDnrt-llO miles
Four horse coach l>aves every Monday, "Wednesday
Trenton Vienna, Arcadia and Minden Arrives
at Annroe, returning at 3 o'clock on mornings of
days. Time Shreveport 36 hours Time
through from Vicksburts to Shreveport, % days
fare 500
Fr"m sIn',ror 10 H.~s"e,r-ao miles-.Two-
horse hack carrying q S. mail, leaves every NJ on
day. "Wednesday and Friday morning arriving at
Bastrop at IL NJ same days. Returns the day toll
=4:r<e.. ssuERie- nssd !sar'zs may be
hired in Monroe to 20 to any point not upon any
route reached by public conveyance. Travellers
lying over in Monroe can find ample accommoda-
tons, at either the Lewis House, or the O!lachita
House at the Railroad Hotel. Trenton g miles
above, is a lso we'll supplied with Hotels.