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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-02

EPISCOPAL-Corner of Main and 7th Streets.
Rev. s. u. Day Rector. Services every Sabbath
At u NJ Sabbath School NJ A Nj
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-02

CATUOLYC-Washinrton Street between It'll
And Sth, Father r. T. Gum. Services e-scry Sab
oath at 8 \ n. and 1914 A. NJ. Sabbath School
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53iuaufial auS Gpmtasrfiai.
Ta., Oh.riesson Money Market.

Ta. charlesson Money Market
- = : THURSDAY, June 10, 1869.
Rsv<rsl trausactiope in securities were made our
:Ins tba week. but the demand was limited asd quo
istttCns us not materially changed. Southern bank
hin, sre san In emznd. State securities have ad'
j;s.sse.a j;sssse.a shiis city stock remains at 6s-the dead
iScSin eouulacn preventing any appreciation in It's
ysius The stock Of the First National and Peoples
FsHisona FHis banfs are quoted at ITO to ILL., Railroad
sssurtties have advanced slightly, and we have
,daed to our list the first mortgage bonds Of the
Cnsrsw and Darlington Railroad, sold at SO to ss,S.
.y Railway stock has advanced to 55 Other changes
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Markets by Telegraph
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Juno 10-Noon.-Consols 92S. Bon
qnct at so}s, suglr quc:, both on tho spot 'nrd
aloat.
Afternooo.-The Bank of England has reduced its
rate OF scount TO half the present rate TalloN 4Cs
Sd to 40' I'll.
Evening" The bullion in the Bank of England ha 8
inc sGsel seven huadrel AMI ten thou aul pounds.
bonds dull ut S0S. Turpon:ins 2SJ Cd. susar
steadyI on he spot 5os 81.
LIVERPOOL. JUNO lo-N,oa -C,ttoa firn,.r u: :
llul 1I]id; ;reaas la; sh:s l0.oc) Sles. SeY
corn 2Ts 81; old 2ss od.
Atteruoon-Proyis.oa quiet. Other articles ua
chauCed.
Fvenirg.-cotton rE.ade taH'cr; up:ands ilxd
orleans lal; go e, 10 0eO biles.
aAyRn Jane 10 lotion easier. both on the spo.
ana aaoat; Ldoii If S0Iac. -
LYen.g Cotton closed unchanged.
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), PAINS. June 1o-Bourse quiet Rentes III 42e.
. Ityyenine-The bullion in the Bank Of France has
ad eir million francs Bourse heavy. Rentes

n PAINS, June 1o.-Bourse quiet. Rentes IN Aao.
. jtyyeninr-The bullion in the Bank Of France mas
al civ million francs Bourse heavy. Rentes
fo,72.
NV YoaK. june 10 Moon. Stocksweaf. Money
ouiet at 7. Sterling sX Gold SO. Cotton steadier
ats11. Turpentine quiet at AZ. Roain irregular;
strained 50 so.
Evening-cotton more steady, closing quiet; sales
$500 bales ct SIX. Flour unchanged. Wheat shade
Hrmer. Corn 6rmer. Pork s31X. LAID hrmer at
1ss1sH.. Groceries. dull but steady. Turpentine
44a45. Rosins s9<as Freights steady; on cotton by
steam n. e2's s22H. southerns dull Money very
stringent at per cent with Il commission to coin
Sterling dull at 9X. Gold inactive At SsK. Stocks
unsettled.
BALT1MoRE June 1O.-Cotton very: Arm at sic.
Flour fairly active. Wheat dull and unchanged.
Corn advanced white a5a9sc; yellow soc. Pork ss2a
3225. Bacon active Lard quiet, 19Kc Whiskey
CmcrNAr1, June 1O.-Pork in good demand al
ssa held at the bacon shoulders held at IA; Gear
sides IS; u less offered. Lard held at y; holders Of
provisions not Offering stock to any extent
ST. Lou1s June 10-Whiskey "a. Pork $S27s
shoulders IA; clesr sides 18. ard 1salsA.
|; LOUISVILLE, June 10-Proviaons very firm. Pori
$s2 80. Shoulders 1414a14Hc; clear sides 1876
Lard 19c.
AUGUSTA, June 1O.-Cotton hrmer; sales 27O; re-
ceipts "A; middlin2s 49,
SAVANNAH, June 1O.-cotton was in good inquiry
and holders firm; middlings 2sh; sales S26; re-
ceipts 1888; exports foreign 1898. coastwise $751;
NOZZLE. June 1o-Cotton firm and in good de
anB; sales 1900 bales; low middhng' 27A; receipts
1OS; exports 1913.
NEW cRLFANs. June lo.-cotton advanced &c
middlings 29X, with an upward tendency; sales
1900; receipts s04; exports 264s. Gold ssh Sterling
6X. York sight exchange par to e discount. sugfl
common s1zaloK; prime 1SKa1sh Mola'ses-
fermen,ing 45a65.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

In tho Port Of Charleston, juno 10.
vrsrrLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsT1No
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, ut Adger's Wnar1'
for New York, loading-James Adser co.
SHIPS.
R Winthrop, s4e tons, stewart, at Atlantic wharf,
Tor L verroo loadiDg-Pdtterson stcck.
Richard III, eS5 tons, Wood, at BoJce COS
whsrI, for Liverpool. wAiting-street Eros c.
BARKS.
Maria B1), 500 tons, Webster at Central Wharves for
Newcastle Eng, loading-,J 7 Getty.
Ansdsll tBr) - tons 1urplin, at Venntpg's wharf,
for a Port in Great Britain loadipg-k Mure &
Helen sands, 56s tons. woodeide, at 5ennels wharf,
for the Rio de la Plata, loading-street Brothers
siciian, = tons Percival in the srea1n, from Bos-
'On' just arri's''Jmsssss. sRiss.
l. Pye (Br), SS5 tons, Pye at Marshals wharf, for
Liverpool losdipeEJ Ens'o% GO. .x,,,
@ Broe ks. - tons. Briggs. at Quarantine, from
MAtanzas. waiitDg-WP Han.
SCHOONERS.
Lion sBr, III tons, MCCLELLAN at Grown Cos wharf,
from Matspzas, waitine-W ban.
N " smith, 295 tons. 1ocker. at tdaers wharf' for
New York, loading-W Roach K Co.
4 Frankli1, - TOMS Null OF Central wharf, from
Gardiner. Me. discherSinS-Master.
BN Hawbins, 500 tons, Wyatt. at Adger's wharf,
from Boston, discharging-W Roach Co.
Daybreak. ia tons. Blaker at raimetto wnaf'' N'
Bucssvlle, s c, ready Enslow Co.
Minnie, 2s9 tons, hudson. at Adgers wharf, from
New York, dischargins-W Roach 4 co.
Minnie Kippen, $40 tons, simons. In Ashley River,
for Providence loading-L T Potter
sarsh watson, 8Is tors Smith, In Ashley Biver, fol
Baltimore, loading Enslow l. co.
Anna Glover, 29S tons, Terry. at Brown so,e
wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith L. Son
Sarah Cullen, 24 tons, Avis, ut Northeastern Rail
road wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-H L Ba
ker Il 60.
sonyiIe, Fla. ready Enslow Co..
Netie Richardson, tons, Davis, at Kerr's wharf,
from Baltimore, 9fscharging-
selah Strong, 145 tons, Murray. In Ashley River
for Philadelphia, loadipg-Msster.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

b. 5rfi I0B66K ME8k xNuId9 JUk8 1V IooSs
I'm C,ops-The weather 10 this vicinity for the
xssk Just tpsssed has beeu extremely dry, hnttn scme
sections ofthe interior favorable showers have taken
ziSes. MS abssnce Of moisture has been unfayor-
ahls the corn and rice crops. but the hot sun and
dry weather have had q good effect on cotton. and
reports show that under its influence this plant is
tssdily nl rowing from the damaging effect Of cold
syktng.
TIE CorroH MARKRr-The Northern manufac.
turcrs having found thems elves with raher Ecanty
suppyos tuis article to carry them forward to the
next CROP have bsen liberal buyers in the southern
markets for the period under review; but IN conse-
auenoe OF the advanced state fthe season, AZ the
consequent limited nature Of the stocks, they have
found Il difficult to purchase good grades OF the
staple, which united 10 increase frmness at Liver
POOL has nsused prices to steadily improve and In
Che English market mid ling uplands, which opened
at a1sed. improved TO uzd.; at Now York they ad.
ranoed from u &c. to s1Mc and ut this point mid
d1ings which oesn at 2sho. oarJened to soc. @ fb.
The transactions and prices at Liverpool and New
York for the wees have been as follows: On Friday
June 4, the former was o shade hlmer and m,re nc.
i've saes o0no bles uplapds llhd; the latter was
-armer, sales 500 bales at soIc. On Saturday tho
&xnetton ,nued active. saIes 16,eoo bales. uplands
1Ad; the latter frner, sales 3sro bale. ut 3oX
c.s. "a Monday the former was active sales 15.t 90
bales uplands uxd; The latter was armer. sales
1900 bales at SoZo. On Tuesday the fo'ner was .
shade frmer sales 1io.1 balts. up'ands I12ld; the
latter was frmer and more active. sales s2ot bales at
a1c. on Wednesday the former was quiet. safes
H,uw balsS. IpIahds 1TKl; The latter was drmcr
and moro snave. b ss $40 bales at slXc. Yester-
day the former WAS nrner, ss'es 10000 bales, up
lands I1a1 q; the latter W steady at SIX
The arrivals at ths port fortho wo.k have been 2
bags OF se, lands and Flocidas anl 2o33 bl!es OF
npisnds, agiinst - ba sen island AMI F.oIf1as and
1855 be, Of fuolands tho week before and blgs
ses islands ocidas an 253 Nal"s ofupll,d for
ths Game wsok 4ss year. Il ESQ suopiies hav' como
through III to lowing souro.s: sayoi npla ,~pcr
s6uth taroina ilroa5. 200, 6llss; per ortheast.
srn Hallr, 13; rom savannah so; Of ssa Islands.
from BeaufofS. 8. G., bles.
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LIST UF VESSELS
NJ. cLE1RED AND SAILED FOR i HIS P0hE
2OREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, ferguson, cleared. .'.May ~ ~
Tho Clifton, Williams. sailed. ~ ~
Inc Minnie, Rorcrssgn, sailed ...."....s sMay 10
DOMESTI
.cs-a.:
Schr Frank Palmer Latham. c'cared ..... .Mey %
schr Anna Il Glover, iery, cleared. ,..'..".Nay 10
i.B.
sclr lily, UugheH cleared. '..'.'yuue .
Schr Al 4 iaovr Aldrich o.cared.. ..'5nhc
Schr Mar aarct & ucy. Day, ur............'Juno .
Schr Rockingham. Ntstrson, up..........June
PHILADELPHIA
!r1g josie Dev+reuI, Clark, clearod. ..Jnhe
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postofnce at
Charleston, for the week ending JUNE 10, 1866,
and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
A@Prsons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised" --
NJ Once hours from A. II. to- P. N. On Sum-
days, from to 8P. NJ.
STANLEY g. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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aryey, aellOldenburQ, A

oldenburQ, A
pnley, John |
0wene, Rhuben |
Peoples, William
Phillips, ] 8 |
PortwiR, W T |
Ran,!,n. J N |
Rc sseiI, Andrew
Reid, Charles |
B enry |
Revus, Marcus |
icol'd, |
Richardson, Jas
SO |
Richson, Joseph |
Rorenthal, NJ |
Rowe, Carl Il
Robinson. Simon
I odgers, Henry
Roach. Cspt =
saltere, Robert
Saltus, Jas Curry
saunders, W
|Sanborn, Emery
A
sanders, g NJ
Sscuf, &
Schmidt, Balonah
>chlondorh, q
sci sabe. Louis
ISeabrook, Rtch.
|Serberling. John
Sims, JamesL
Summons. Robert
! ljlattery, ] homas
Smith, Henri A
lsnith. samuel A
smith, L
smyth. John L
Sulhur, r
l>ymes. Ruband
Taylor, james A
Taylor, William ]
thompson Mas.
| ter L =,
| Tierney. Patrick
lluper, Henry E
lTyeon, Mr.. late
| officer on board
| the Alabama
Ivan Hoarn, Jo-
seph ....
Won Eitzen, q q
Won Baren. Luis
Walker, Charles
Wagner, John
WAGNER. John
] Wagner. VIM
iva, hington, ST.
Welch, Robt III
White, John
| (ireedman)
Williamson. c d
Williams, Geo
| +
Z1charias. P
2 egler. MorItz
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,onsraucps PR >outn ''nloiipa fta''road
June 10.
i35 bales Co!lcn, 0G bacs Domossi's, ~ pleEagei
Bacon. 1Sl bhs aav.l .tcrcs, cars Wood' c,f
s. OK 10 aiircai gent. ]! ID DcrausStre; ~ p
kins Mclher-on & 80. II < " Hc"ecs f''zer;
Rodgers 60 Cod III III & on. UNie!d,,rit x : o u u
Cohia & Co Jc.lo?tis & Co Kn,n! II towe.l' Il W
Steifo - aud u ..horn lIa RUG & co.
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Marine Nfe,ll,s!.
hrrtYed Yesterdny.

-,- Arrived fcStefdays
schr Nettie Richardson Davis, Balhmore-8 days.
Corn. To West & Jones, Jefords & Co, WAGNER Il
Monsees, Clacius witte, Goodrich, Winoman co,
and Douglass Miller.
:! -. Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship " Everman. Snyder, Philadslphia-Jno
schr " Smith, TooEer. New York-w, Roach &
Co. --.
schr Daybreak, Blake Bath, Me, via Bucssville, s
C-J Fnslow Co.
Sctr g Morris, Artis, Philadelphia, via dackson'
Vile, Fla-J A Enslow Il Co. -
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship " Everman, Snyder, Philadelphia.
Schr Myrover Brown New York.
From this Port.
British brig Teresinn Ellis Bristol Pill May a. for
Brig Henry Perkins. Mayo. Boston. June7.
schr Steele, Buck, Baltimore, June
Shtpncws by Te'egraph.
SAVANNAH, June TO- Arrived. bark Mary Celeste
from Nov York; schr Matoaka from Baltimore.
Cleared, steamship General Barnes for New York;
thip General Eutler for Liverpool.
llemo.Huda.
The scbr Carrie 9 Webb Brewster, for George
town, 8 q, cleared at New York June7.
The schr Campbell, ToPey, from Georgetown, s
G, arrived at Mutinique Msy7.
The scbrTda Burgess, Burgess, from Bucksyil'e,
c. for Belfast, Me, arrived at Holmes' hole June o.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

g - sLe Foliet.,,. -
~ Il !ts-.-i II ..t
Three wsmen want shoppirG ous a lntos4c ,ovs: "'
Ont into HE West end Of Lcodon .0mr' WE ,esf
.SS Sd rs tnsy ordered inpss Wholesale ana haa ON
Ia. .5qsSS 2%s SSu 9Sra ia women muss wrste.
4SSSS3t. esrned Of leisure is spent ~ has1e'
stda EIGouRh The hnsbands are oemosnns'
rhrse men %, up st lates. ne hour, 4, e,nas went
Thsy iOoi'a for {, sauall, and they l'asd 'aa @o
Ana thsir coat sleeves were rolled up, all ragged
7oe 9 imss5 Most W6ri and women must woste.
Andls6g garessed IN the hsashk IN tho 1asn'on 'uo
raj - Thnsh the husbands are pennoaniug.
Toree vrats they a.e out in the bailif's hands,
on the suing Of one who wants money eoM MI, de-.
n1t tna deb!ors, poor devils can't meet 'neif a'
imands; u, the town;
ror men must work and women mnss WSs.es a,,-
And the parents are, bsgssr'd, the ohnofen ''''
And goodbye 10 papa and his moaninRi 1a,
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGToN. June 0 9-1UnPEsT1NE-Aas de-
Glued 1Oc and we quote sales OF IA barrels al "a LOT
virgin So 10 tor yellow dr. and 81 60 for hard, per
$50 pound.
at 40c tor country, and 80 Go 40Hc per gallon Tor
New York packages.
Ros1S-Is unchanged in price; sales of 4SS barrels
OF 81 10 Tor strand 81 80 for extra No p and " Qua
s so for No. ] ss in q Ialry.
TAR -e4 bar!es received and sold at 81 2o per
blrrel.
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Nashville Cotton Market

NASHVILLE, June 7-CoTToN.-1here was ano'
ther advance Of Nc in New York yesterday, and :
corresponding advance IN our market ~nrn so
26H; low middlirg 27a27H.
NASHVILLE COTTON sTATEMENT. ~
Stock on md september /, 1861. .'..'''oV
Received nrev evonsj; 80 4s0-6o, $40
TOtal. .........'.''''''..s oo,o0S
Shipped to-day. 90 90 N mo
Shipped previously. ...so'soV-49.Vi'
Stock on hand ....l,oot
WsEar.-Sales Of 40J bushels old choice red at
81 26. :,
shuck, at 67I 1900 on wharf ut 7Sc, and shipments
OF ls0O at S2c, delivered In depot,
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kassCnGcX:

i'asscnGc%:
Ter steam Zip W Lveyina,, for phila'lc'ph!e-
IL 81 Llcu O'Acil, MIS- 10 II Gil, Mr. II Gill. MIS-
M..y Gill s!!s. osa IL. Gll. Mis- Sai y ~ NJ
lla id'. Mr. "l-.I, N.Y. W II sn'dcr : SaI.e-S IL
6..rom JHhnn K'afn,S, aud II Cook
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Interior Cotton Markets.

SELMA, juno 7->ales. 80 baes. Low mlddlings
s2ec Demand Light and little cotton Offering.
|. COLUMBUS, June s.-1he- demand was hight
p0%nay 2sr ss pales
MACON. June s-CoTToN-1he demand to day
was cood, but there was little offering. We quote
m I dhncs at 27kc. Receipts to-dny, bales fhip'
ments, 4s bales. Sales, 35 bales. stoek OF hand'
7Sj bacs.
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NorE.-we have deducted from New orleans
a., ,434 bales Upland, from Mobile $500 bales from
Savannah 35i0 bags Sea leland and 24O bales up
land-and i-om Charleston 1928 bags Sea Island and
2sl bales Uilaud, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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Tha ..octs Of the article in sight at the latest dates

Total. ,43o,soS ~ 90 sI9
deficiency in visible supply ...,... ssSt
Stock of cotton held by Manchester splnner' ~
the mills now $1,000 bales; same time 1865. iso.o"
bales. Middlng uplands, now ltzo !; tneh ii7so'
The business for the week in this market has been
1ho o1' -. .
as forows: .-,...s
! On Friday June T. purchasers we'e restricted
IN tter operations by the very limited stock OF the
article and the firm views Of sellerf; tne transse-
lions amounting to some so bales, ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 2s@27K; low niddhng'
o.; mlddling. 7s1kc p b. r.r.rs-r.
On Saturday there was gooddemand and prices
improved about Nc p fb; sales 500 bales. ordinary
to good ordinary being quoted at 2eh@2s; low mid
ding. 2sx; and mfddlins, 800 p h..
On Monday the staple was firm, and the restricted
stocks prevented buyers from operating; sales 10
bales; quotations unchanged.
On Tuesday the market was frmer, and prices ad-
vanoed 3zc q. ; sales 800 bales, ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 27@2sK, low middling 80
middling 20 1@S0c . b.
On Wednesday the article was firm, but in the ah-
sence Of stock business was hnied to 81 bales quo
tations as before.
Yesterday the market was quiet but firm; 'a'es
225 baesviz: at 2eK; at 27; ss at %; l2at 2sx;
at 2sK; at asX; 40 at 20; is at 2sA; ISL 2s7S;
"a at 80. We quote:
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

gastric juice to dissolve the food with the Pumonc is ;S Hsae es into sS9f blood without The great reason why py.i.ns
 se eessh to stop ao en ss
 ser and by doing they derange the whole digestive nowers locking up the secreona and eventually the pa
 Dr. schenck in his treatment does not try to stop saa se2 fss sm1vs sa
 canhsr unless the liver and
 If person has consumption, of course the lungs ih some way are diseased either tnberees, abcesses bron of inflammation and fast decasng In such cases what must be done It is not only the lungs that wasting lost their power to make blood out of food Nov the ony chance is to take Dr. schencks three medicines o Dfns up 2 tone M & s1 the the good blood then the patient begins gain in fesh and s sa Sea sosn a. the body begins to the lungs
 When there is lung disease and only liver complaint Pills sufficient without the Pulmonic Syrup Take the Pills freely fin all bilious complaints tsy per-
 Dr: schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health for many years past and now weighs 22s podhas, aS Pulmonary his pysicians having pronoun- ced his hopeless and abandoned him to his fate He covery many thousands similarly afflicted have used Dr. Schenck's preparations with tho remarkable suc absolutely necessary to personally see pr. Schenek less patients wish their lungs examined and for this he is professionally at his principal oce Pha delphia every Saturday, all etesfor advice must be addressed. He is also professionally at No 32 Bond Street, New-York every other Tuesday and at No s5 Hanover Street, Boston, every other Wednesday, He gives advice free but for thorough examination with his Rsspirometer the price is $5 ofce hours at each city from A. N. to F. N. al
 Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic each $1. 50 per bottle, $750 half dozen. Mandrake Pills 2s cents box. G. C. GOODWIN x CO, 3s Hanover St. Boston, Wholesale agents. For sale by all druggists
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

We know there are many who scoff at, laugh at, and who designate every adver- tised remedy as Quarkery," " Humbug," " and pronounce them worthless. Such terms cannot be truthfully applied to the medi. clnal remedies of which Dr. Fl. T. Helm bold, of 594, Broadway, is the proprietor. His z Fluid Extract of Buchu, alone, has stood the test of science, and yet proved valuable. It has been subject to the se- were criticism of eminent professors of pharmacy, and none of such there are but will pronounce !, it an excellent article, while many there are who freely recom- mend 1t as curative agent for all diseases of the kidneys and urinating organs in addition to all this, it has been quarter of a century in existence, yet it's sale is constantly being increased. There are numberless connections called Fluid Ex- tract of Buchu, hence our friends in buy ing, should be careful to ask for and get none other than Helmbold's. Dr. Helm bold's drug and chemical warehouse, at 594 Broadway, N. Y., is one of the lions of that gay metropolis. Such of our friends as may be there sojourning should not fail to visit it. We can assure them kindly welcome from the doctor and all his cour- teous employees.-Philadelphia Evening BuAetin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
1|3fobd!f Notifr5.
] csf. ago -

-10 March 9th. lnOS
 Upon the application of Henry Norton sh ow ing to this Court that lie Is trustee Of certain |esiate devised by Robert Palmer, late of Go- shen in said.District, deceased, t., he children of Mrs. Harriet Quinn. Minors 'beionging to said Dist rict and that said Minors are the own lers 1.-the following real estate viz: two Ger: tain tracts of lahi lyii 2 in Goshen. Conn one bounded North ty land distributed | to- Mrs, Mary Baldwin from inc eatate ef sail Palmer. East on land sof uisti iibuted to sjaules Palmer. $ .uth and West by Ihighya5ss vii h the build fifgs thereon containing about Al acres E rods. And one tsztt ilpuItiei Month b, land of Ly- man Hall and Galpin P. Bronson, East by land pfI yman Hsak South by land of Andrew Pa, mer, and, ,---7P Ptincv. and West by land eff said IA ntirew and of said Bronson, containing about 32iacr1s g. rods, both tracts being val ued at about twelve hundred dollars, subject GhoWevef to the dover interest Of Mrs. Harriet Palmer therein, and showing just and reason able cause for selling said real estate. praying for an order, and that he or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same, az Der application on file, dated the 9th day of March 1869, more fully appears. sxf..e4t3 .a5.z
 ORDERED D,AThat the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in Litchfield on the 8th dayof May 1869 atnine, clock, fore noon; and that notice thereo ;ibe published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively at least six weeks before said time assigned. z Certified from Record,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
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PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
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The U. s. Supreme Court has recently deci- ded that this contract in all respects valid and of legalaobligation.
 Such securities are generally valuable in proportion to the length of time they have to run. The longest six per cent. gold interest bonds of the U. s. (the '81's) will be due in 12 years, and they are worth 112. If they had 30 years to run, they would stand at not less than l25. A perfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union Pacific should approach this rate. The demand for European investment is all ready considerable, and on the completion of the work will doubtless carry the price to a large premium.