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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
ANOTHER RAID BY BUTcHERcART THIEVES.

Shortly before q. m yesterday. Mr.. Charles
NJ snonson. Assistant Treasurer OF the Harlem Rail.
road Company, called at the Fifth National Bank In
Third-aye, between Twentysxth and Twenty seventh
ss where the Company has all times q large
special deposit and drew 5000 with which he intended
10 pay of large gang OF aborers at WORK on upper
division of the road. Placing the money ~ common
travelling Mr. SmOnson started toward the depot nj
Twenty sixthst. aud FOuIthay0 passing along Twenty
sxthst He had proceeded but short distance wheT
he suddenly attacked by three men, one OF whom
knocked him down with pair OF brass kuueklor render
ing him for the moment almost unconscious. They the
seized the bag containing tho money and sprang into
butcher cart standing conveniently near, ia while
another confederate was seated and drove rapid
profusely, attempted to follow them, but two psto ,
pointed toward him by the thieves accompanied by n .
threat that they would blow his brains o had tho ene'
OF lettering him from pursuit The attack witnessed
by some labOrers at work on building In Twept
cept the cart but the appearance OF the pistols and
threats OF the thieves that they would shoot
the thieves departed In triumph with the.
booty The cart was driven rapidly TO Thrdave, up TO
wentyseyenth-st. through TO and down Lexington
ave. where all trace OF 1t ends An officer on post
Lexingtonaye saw the cart being driven down the
nue. three OF the men being seated, and fourth lying
down IN IT, Within comparatively short time after the
robbery Detectives Young and inard Of the Eighteenth
Precinct arrested welknown thief, Thomas Hart on
suspicion Of having been concerned In the robbery HIS
shirt front was much stained with blood, and II Is ba
heYed mat ho was the who knocked down Mr. Simon
son. Unfortunately that gentleman is unable TO fully
identify any Of the parties concerned the assault
sudden was the attack. There are number OF Wit
nesses to the affair, however, aud there win be df-
Guilty IN identifying the thief. lie was seen
from the bank, by MT John c. Murray Of NO lCi East
Twenty-eghthst., and others, and Mr. Murray him
take part In the attack and aferward leap into the cart
with his confederates The prisoner is native of Ire
land aged 81 years, and is we'll known daring and
desperate thief: He has been but short time out OF
State Prison where he served brief term for burglary
committed In this city. lie claims TO live In Thirty nth
ST., between Seventh and Eighlhayes. Every effort h
being made for the detection Of the remann
THIEVES I sS concerned IN this daring robbery Deee,e
nlntn PRECINCTS, are engaged upon the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
CRIMINAL.


At the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
Judge Bedford presiding, George Brown was cIAIbc
with burgarously entering the store OF Hezeklah C9hen
No B3i Broadway, Sept 4, and stealing gOOds u INC
value of 500 Julius Prayer, occupant or the same
building testified to having seen Brown standing Nv INC
door OF ohen's store he said he wanted TO see C0nen
Mr. Cohen testified TO tho fact OF MS pace havg TTT
broken open. The jury rendered verdict OF not guilty
= Daniel OBrien was charged with indccenty asrault,
ing Sophia Ieltchenfedt, little girl but was declared
to be not guilty Manuel C0rez cuban, was Su,Sou
David Ton, n ship chandler for goods 70 De senI W
Cuba The District Attorney stated that the ln1lotnens
and the proof we're at variance and the prisoner WAS
sent back for reindictment.
At jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
before Justice Ledwth Lawrence j. MelrQse tne conn
dence man. whose exploits as diamond tlief nave al
ready been recorded brought for having stolen
pair of galters worth 81 90 from the store OF M
He held for trial In default OF 500 ball
. Martha Pinkney, washwOman, was held to answer
for having stolen quantity OF gentlemens clothing'
beloL cling Ellen Williams OF No. 100 West Ihlrty
Peter Sanford committed for tho larceny OF SIX
bottles of cologne, worth $50 from Julius Alexis NO oS9
Broadway. Sarah OondOrf, colored, for the alleged
theft OF $50 from Philip BrOesner OF Philadelphia VINO
spent the night in her bedroom, was held TO answer
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Jus
flee Hogan committed William Johnson for stealing
piece CLOTH valued at $50, from the store OF Charles
Waite & Co., in Broadway. near Howard'st Inc cotn
was found in his possession Michael Donnely was
committed for having stolen tub OF butter valued at
s25. wagon belonging to Henry ~ Peters OF NO
223 Westinghouse HObOken while standing IN Barclay
assaultlng Mary Ann Dyer little girl Both reside In
the tenement No. MubeTryst on wednesday even
ling Michael Marley OF No. 40 Bleeckerst. met Joanna
Wenhardt In the saloon No. 81 Bowery ana accompanied
her to No 81 Bowery On awaking yesterday morning,
he found that his wallet. containing So and check Tor
SCI So together with his watch aud chain, had dshp'
pcared lie caused the arrest OF the girl anu IN er
session the stolen property found she was commit
ted to tho IOmDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
MEETING OF THE FRUIT GROWERS, CLUB.

The Fruit Growers Club met yesterday al
their rooms, Nos and 81 Parkpace, with about the
usual number present, and Mr.. Powell In the chat.
There were some nelooking tomatoes OF the species
Solid Mammoth on exhibition, which bore on card tho
name of ]. Q. sdell Englewood, N. ]. Mr.. sde was
called on to explain about Them but he bepg absent tho
Secretary Mr. Todd made few remarks relative TO the
production Of tomatoes in general and this kind in pa
ucular They showed that science had been applied b.
the development Of the variety that the first tomatoes
brought out were small and unfit for eating.
but by aiding nature in her efforts we see what
have here The first tomatoes that rpen are the
that ought to be saved The speaker was here inter.
rupted by the Chairman with the question II he meant
tat the early fruit was better than the ripe later
Mr. Todd replied that II earlier fruit In answer
10 question as to whether the seed from the largest
tomato on the table would produce any better tomatoes
next year than the smallest ho replied m tho affirmative
Dir; gregory dlssented from Mr.. Todd's theory, aud
addueea lettuce 40 an eGanplo-tho longer they ale Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24

etas,g new bonds s5il North Carolinao per cent?
go North Carolina new bonds to46a special TAX oonos
declined to So Georgia per cent sold at 9ot; Mis'oun
per cent s6, Louisiana Levee per cent 3d. hallway
bonds were dull and lower, and bank shares were neg
lected Express shares weak With safes Oh AdanS
ot 5585i United states SAY; American 81; WeisFargo'
1871 Pacific Mail was strong and active, under steaoy
demand for the stock from the parties VINO deSife
change IN the direction OF the company SAFES rauseo
from 72s to "a, and closed at 3ie74
Railway shares opened feyecish, but advanced S.eaa
iIy in face OF the active demand for money NeWiork
Central ranged from 1888 to 19, and HUDSON hNel V0
tween 10 and 6s The meeting Of the New'forK Cen'r
directors took place yesterday at Albany, ana IL ~ u'
derstood that consolidation OF the New-fork Cehra
and Hudson River Companies made but no nforina-
on could be obtained the terms Erie was strong
selling at 35I a36. Reading, 93Ea9i1 Michigan Southern
o21a93}; Northwest Common III G74 Northwest Pro-
ferred SO es Rock Island, 1914 0lOsl st. Paul Common
7O.a72; Fort Wayne, s5tdS5; Chicago and Alton liSt
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central declined 10 ~:
Hannibal and st. Joseph, ia. The market continues
firm until 2k o'clock when brokers who were Unable 10
borrow money came into the market as sellers OF New
York Central and Hudson River for cash at per cent
below the prices bid for stock, deliverable tomorrow
this operation unsettled the entire list and the western
shares declined the lowest points OF the day Az tho
close prices improved and the market was steady.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, INTEREST SIX
PER CENT. IN GOLD.
The Union Pacific Railroad has been in successful
operation since May TO- and it is pronounced by the
thousands who have passed over it, to be in all re-
spects as safe and well built as any railroad in the
country. BY the Pullman Palace Cars the journeyis
not only made without danger, but without unusual
fatigue. The fears that many have expressed in re-
aton to the perils of the overland trip are removed
by experience and the travel is steadily increasing
The earnings of the road since its opening are OH
Cialy stated by the Company as follows:
From May 10 to May 81. $9lfeo ~
From June to June 30 706603 70
From July toJuly 3i................... 625509 %
Notwithstanding the rates for passengers and
freight have been largely reduced the earnings Tor
August will DO at about the same average. They Will
be published as soon as full returns are received.
The earnings, stated above, are at an average Oh
about
which will be steadily augmented by the develop
ment of the Pacific Coast, by settlement along the
line and by the natural increase of traffic.
Tho First Mortgage Bonds of the Company amount
to s2S SIG OOO and the interest liability to sl,S,sa
gold or about g. SS4096 in currency 1t will be no
ticed that the present earnings provide an ample
fund for the payment of this interest and leayea
large surplus. We are also satisfied that at present.
market rates these bonds are o very desirable ia
vestment and that they will advance price IS
the facts concerning the business and gondt
ton OF the Company are generally understood.
THE LAND GRANT BONDS,
to the amount of Ten Million Dollars were issued to
obtain means to finish the road and ara secured by
FIRST MORTGAGE
upon the entire LAID Grant Of the CtmOauv. anount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
THURSDAY. Sept. 23-P. "

The Gold Room was the scene of intense
exct ement throughout the day the clique having made
another advance OF per cent the premium, and held
tho market with great irmness throughout the day.
Gold opened at ls sold at lni Ia l2t 1885, ii9i 1i3s
lui. 1926 II3i li and closed at lSial43i Cash gold
has been in good supply at from bd cent for carry
ing until tomorrow. The steamer Donau to-day took
out in specie sl25OOO0 This specie is in transu from
Vera Cruz to London and Paris having yesterday been
brought In by the steamer Cleopatra.
Government bonds dull aud lower under offerings
OF weak houses sell for cash. The Assistant Treasurer
purchased 81 100000 $40 bonds for the Sinking Fund Tho
f,iI nfi.ra nl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
ruE LEONARD.sT. ROBBERY.

A wIman keeping clearinghouse at NO. 81
Mar At st. called at the Madson.st Police Station yes
day nd stated that the silks, shawls and chdrens en-
bro red dressea valued at abou $4,000 stolen on sun,
day at from the premises Of Guterman Bros "a ana
R had been brought to her house on Sunday AFTER
noo three men I'm carriage, and taken away at M
stat epared Tuesday afternoon leaving the three
baC | gs which had contained the goods why the III
forrl NJ Do was not sooner gwen, does not appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
FRANCE.
VHE RHEUMATIC CRIsIs-PRINcE NAPoLEoN's
POLITICAL VALUE.

PARIS Sept. lin eighteen years Reeollec-
tiOns of Lazy Life in France, your re-
porter finds nothing parallel to the present
situation. II is crisis complicated with a
middle Didsbury defines it "Interegnum tenn
pered by Rheumatism" AS we say for short. Napo-
leon, instead of Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
so we label his large connection of maadies instead
of all their proper names, by Rheumatism. Exactly
what and how dangerous these last attacks have
been, would be delicate and difficult TO write down
heIe. What is patent is that they have lasted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
uAprAs CoRPus CASE.

James Hughes, aged 10, was sent to the house
OF Refuge on the sst of last May by Justice keny no
was brought up before MI Justice Barbour ID tne
Term OF the Superior Court yesterday, and his
sought on the ground that the record OF
not been filed In the Clerks office OF the court Oh
held that this defect was fatal and discharged hughes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
And the following for Railroad bonds

Money was sharp per cent currency on Government
bonds with light oferingon stocks the rate was irrea
uar ranging from per cent in gold TO per cent cs
mission on stocks under par and to per cent on Nc"
York Central and Hudson River. The average ra's
ON stocks to-day has been from 45s TO slt PEI
cent per annum. On New.York Central and Hnosob'
which were considered extra hazardous the highest rate
for carrying was 93l per cent. and the lowess
1861 per cent The demand for loans continued unth
o'clock when Of one per cent was paid on call loans.
Sterling Exchange has been unstable but we give the
range Of quotations: London 60 days, lO6dldi Lon
DON sight, lO79lO7i; London (prime commercial 90
days 1Oia1O5; Paris, long, 552l 1885, Paris. short,
527tas25; Antwerp 5S5a5.32i; Swiss 6Sjd5s2i; Ham
burg, SHa34a; Amsterdam, 3od39lj Frankfort S9ie
500; Bremen, 76i M; Berlin, 69969s.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF France,
made public today shows that the amount Of bullion in
vault has increased 60Oo francs since the report OF
last week
The oficialreport Of the Bank OF England made pub
lie to-day shows the amount Of specie In vault has
decreased s2l2 900 since the last report.
The following the custom receipts from Sept IL to
10 inclusive Boston, s59O5l; EewYOrk, So6si PHIL
adephia, sSs.527 Baltimore. S2565S2; San Francisco.
from Aug a. to Sept Nl2l2o New-orleans, from sept
ito II, sI3I, $40 total, A,270o76.
The transactions OF the Sub.Treasury today we're 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
TIE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

A meeting of the Board was held yesterday
afte noon sergt. Francis :. wenyss was transferred
frot thc Fory-ninth Precinct 10 tho snbFreclnct ana
Ser William H. Earwick from the sub-Precnct To the
For ninth. sergt. John McDermott was appointed
act q Capain Of the Twenty-hnh Precinct (lroadway
Sau d. vice Capt Theron s. Copeland, appointed Drill
I!s eCtor-a OfliSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
KANSAS GRAINS AND FRUITS.

7 he National Land Co., whose New YORK
Office is at No Aston House, yesterday received from
Kar as specimens OF the fruits and grains grown there
the resent year For the curious, and those interested
in ming, tho collection Is well worth WISH, 0uJ
the te genealogical Convention at Philadelphia hahsHs
app were not equaed by specimens from any o'hei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24


The attention OF the stockholders of the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company called to the advertisement Of
Lockwood & Company in another column.
The following notice posted upon the bulletin ~
the Treasurer's Office shortly before 10 O'Clock
this morning.
UNITED STATES TREASURY, NEW YORK, sept 22-The
Treasury will anticipate the payment or coupons duo
upop the LIST day of November next upon rebate OF
Interest at the rate OF six per cent per annuIn.
DANIEL BUTTERFIELD, Asst Treas.
The official notice authorizing the above payment dd
not reach this office until ll:iO a. M
DANIEL BUTTERFIELD, Asst. Treas.
TIE Erening Post financial artice) says:
We understand that proposed TO change the terms
OF the consolidation OF the Lake shore and Mch
can Southern and the Toledo wabash and western Ran
way Companies. According TO tho new programme,
Southern put in at and wabash at 49, diY
dend of four per cent cash 90 be paid Southern
Ian next aud after that the dividends TO be OF equal
amount both Southern and Wabash the first dividend
however Wabash not to be before July !, 1870 Ac
Corng TO the new arrangement there is to be scrip
dividend Michigan Southern.
The earnings OF the Chicago and North WeItern Rail-
road for tho third week In Sept. were
35 39T 4s69.. $s943ls 3Decrelse.. SO So %
The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad for the first
II days Of September officially reported to have been
sl0Q, 403 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
DISCHARGE OF ROONEY

John Rooney, the Internal Revenue officer
who was charged before Commissioner Stlwe with run
ming off number of barrels of seized whisky which had
been Entrusted his keeper has been discharged
tho evidence utterly failing to npicate him ID the trans
action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
THE MoRRIsANIA BREWERS.

The cases before Commissioner w hite, III
which number Of brewers and agerDeer saooh AeeP-
ers in Morrsana are charged with drawing lagerDeer
from keps without cancelng the stamps have gone over
to The sh proxmo owing the absence OF Government
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
CorPT CALENDARs-Tnus DAY.


SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.-Held by CLERKE, y.
Cal 81 Calendar s. 80 a.. a. II. -. a. 10 l0l
MARINE CoURT-TRfAL TERM-Before CURTIS J.
Call % Calendar a 10 Mos SEQ glI 3o3 bI1 yo, sbst
$3.50 1868 yb5 Dbl $50 65 3llg 80 Jll ~ - El 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
Psei1s Mail Hudson River .l6)i 100 Chic Isl Pl9Tl
T3l POO Reading. %. 100 EUs.....c 30!
500. ............. 7Jl iO0............... Siil
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-27

The ringing troupes are apparently approci.
atsd in Ohio. A country paper comments thus
On the quality Of music obtained from these
eeimes:-"The singulsrly liquid melliAuousness
81 these mufaed bells is not approached IN ito
::uoouing, raviahing effect upon Us By any ether
instrument Or combination Of instruments vet
kncwn. Perhaps the nupic.box comes a. near
to Il "A anything in this world"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-27

Prot. Sweet, ofPrOvidencc, X. l., u woll.knovn
pedestrian and rope walker is to commence. on
the first day Of June next, the unparalleled feat
of propelling velocipede Of his own msn ufac.
tsre distance Of three thousand miles in thirty
days, averaging one hundred miles per day, for a
wager Of 5000. During the trip. he ia to ride
the velocipede one hundred and fifty miles in
twsnty-four hours, and one trial only will be al.
lowed him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-08
Medical.
pALTIMoRs LOCK HosFITAL.
ESTABLISHED ASA REPuoB IRON aUAcKKRY
THE ONLY PLAoE, WHERE A CURE CAN Be

OBTAINED
DR., JOHNSTON ss. discovered the mos, certain.
,gsedy and gIiy ss.Stusl remedy ~ The wofla ior
tIoa u ~ RlSass. ssS bi.Sas,i isSsss!:iI Dc:
ss..ss; imSo,.asy General Pseil,.y s.ry SS..
fs.icp idss: f.p,st On 81 re rs finiSig,
hs Luns: stgm.sh g BSwsl;I,sS.s ,,T nns
tssS victim; .hss ss NV y ssfsa: y ~ sis.I.
i''lPsil'a'' i'aa i5SiSS n'''.S''
t q; SAs nlfy .. ssspP ssi "a I A
q and
SIlIllsPi 1.sIsst who might other vie have r.:
Sss as Or ssS ss.tssg tSs ' Viaa fyrs. may
call with full eonhMssapSS1a I.op
Married Persons, or iY9ups Men contemplating
naIIisgs, being aware q physical yss,kns... or
s.Rs aso' ps.es Simaef nsSsp ,s sre ~
man MAY T eli GIa fS SR n 81: XII
Immediately SsG.s sH1 wi %RI Hses Restored
RIs IA Sr.:s .s &: s... .s
Young persons are too aptto commit exeessss from
% S esans sw NcS Si WI Who
ject will pretend 10 deny that tho power Of procrea
S Sss iS1pss PIYS
I'D X. .. ssSSsS L sSs eS
and Mental fsneiions ysnk.ned, Los. % Procs.s-
pi ss n R asSa pys ass.ssass.i
Debility, wasting Of the Yrams, Coughs, Con-
'a& SpfRI6ts SOUTH rnBgsRIoK STREET.
sf rom &c F aol 70 cs.sTsc
;.sI TS' {: Sn SS s;pSa aPs :Ss
Writing should state age, aud send portion Of i'd
''r'i''m'n' d'''fbRs! . JSShPssssT2SSss.
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Loudon,
Sa,a sss m sI s,s s1S%
life has been spsnt In ne hospitals o. LSnaSnl
some II Inc most sstonI care. that were ever
% %S.u '; ..s.p Ts "sqs &
ar%ssdi Ssdsn T;s n
mont Of e FARE fctrf RT siSSfIs
%Ess Gsn SS f&a &
4ss. ss some ssadl sS Il effects
ptoduosd b. early habits g youth sii Weatpn,s..
q: e. RtSs q.
~ssS i !. :i Il S$ sa is' s :
PsDss S q sR5S En- LSss g s
ss :s 81 y h. dsenss sSs
| emaeiated. having singular appearances about the
eyes, cough and 'ff3 1BSSS % ri sPn'ump''0n'
who have injured themselyes BY certain practice
which are nightly lett. even when asleep. and Il
siroys both mind aud bOdy-shSuld apply imms.
what PITY that y.upg man. the hepe q h.
~ he eonseausass ~ deyIstins rom he path 81
Such person. sS:r. s.tgSs ,s%pis,ins '''
reflect that sound mind and body are the most ne.
eessary req risi,ea % prOmsts sonnubal happlnes,
asss sis SS
sssticH hat he SsPpine q GaOtssT become,
bhsA'sd T pisk sasls G ~ SFpiMpRupEscE
| when the misguided and imptudent yotAry Of
pleasure. dads he has imbibed tho seeds Of this
,.a.. q .ST EiSa san S
hun from applying 70 those who. from education
RI
IsiesS. nd il M as:p.Ir I:svs him VIZ tslssd
b. The use u hat deadly poison, asreary, hasten:
NE eon.,itati9Sa.l synpt9n. q thi; terrible DIS.
Skin, sc., progressing with frshiiul rspIdlty all
PuS m PerSd to A. S,Ssdfp By
fssTSS 6 iE;lfF 81 FRE PRESS
| The many thousands cured at this Institution
a. 70 sI. Sd g.
S5a'i .is SIs 6 SsS TssR S,s. "a
Sy bfsESsfEs # Ff o ts
letter. jo 4 n ~ 'ii:''''
jee.ly baltimore. Maryland.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-08
Groceries.

eAtooAAos-
STILL WIDE AWAKE!
TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED
BY BUYING TOUR
GROCERIES
F M A N.
AT HIS NEW PLACE.
1927 and 229 Seventh Street,
Bs,wesn N and N streets.
Observe the Following List Of
Prices and be Cenvtnoedt
tEv.rythins Sold au.r.n,ssd 10 b. Of the Fines,
b ou,lity { 81 the market sferdsD ..|
FLOUR. ~
wslsh's best Family ss.3s Ia ssi.
Sack.
bends (Barnt Milis) Best Family
s3.a0 la Dbl. sack.
All lower grades At prspsrtienstsiy
low ngures.
SUGAR.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-08
EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT


brief Ausiou to the origin Of this Important dis
authenticated records Of the renowned Captain
Cooks voyage around the world, 10 found the
statement that while sojourniur 10 a short
time on the Bra,lliau Coast Of South America
bs an ,erysd tho native. usinr. ia the prepara.
ton Of theIr food. a peculiar oil. which, upou
.xamIn.tion. he found Ia po.sess ina appenr.no..
TASTE, and favor Of Buttsr, mon further Inquiry,
howsysr. no a,eertniued that Il wa, .imply a sub-
s,.nes mai m. n.tIys jIstIIlsI IN cruaa and i'm.
narfsct maaner- from a r,eh and IuxurIapt plapt
r., .,s, snon,. na,r.,. "a shrrd.ntIy in ,h,t
80 ,rorIcsI rorrtr- ,ov yasr. 40 an ami.
~"
nea. rtensn enon' Wnlie on 't,'
h' "'pio,' Hauo nunier'us etper'mon's NNn
'uis rsinArkspio proaueuon ~ nsu'o' Aha 'ue'
oeeaoa W ehuAeuns concentrated essence u mo
plant. The formula Tor It's PREPARATION aud the
SOLE Ri0uT for Its sale IN this country are The
exclusive property OF this Company, By whom 1t
was purchased from the original di'eoyerer. We
harmless preparation
1 That by its use a net rain OF from af.y 10 two
hundred per cent, 4. made in the auutae,urs
Of Butter
q That Batter which from age or vhaeyor cause
may be s'rOnE. rancid. sireAs'd, or coarse;
grained snd comparatively useless Tor general
use. by the aid Of this Extract, 10 restored to
Its original freshness and sweetness. nne-G grain
and even color.
BY The a,e o. .Sl. Extract. one pound , ., as,.
Viot'' re M. 'N''' - NA'
l. That pure and excellent table Butter can be
made. At a cost OF from 10 to % cents per pound.
The ehiefexpense wherein being Batter, which
Ia the essential bdss.
o That Butter Manufactured BY the aid Of this RK'