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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-02
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
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Dispatches from Cuba, detailing the Revolutionary
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Geographic News from Mexico, Central and South
America, China Japan and other points.
The Indian war-Return OF General Clusters Eek.
pedtion-thc troops week without ratons-Sur
prise Of the Cheyenne Tribe and rescue Of two White
Women
Horrible Tragedy in Philadelphia man murders
his whole family and then commits suicide.
The Iron-cad Oath In virgnia--Letter from Viz.
gnian to General Grant.
Letter from Paris thirty years old.
communications relating to "Free Trade on Ocean
Steamships" THE Steamship Ringr and .'The
Ocean Telegraph. Company"
Cock a-Doodle Doo'-A history OF Cock Fighting
and Cock Fighters, ancient and modern.
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MARINE COURT.
Heavy Verdict Against a Police Of,lccr.
Before Judge Alker.

Heavy Verdict Against a Police Omcer.
Before Judge Alker.
John Honey Us. Thomas Gdrland.-The plaintiff
in this action Is q private Waterman employed by
various merchants in Duane street and Broadway
and the defendant is policeman In the Sixth pre-
cinct 1t appeared by the evidence that on the even.
ing Of the Slst OF May 1867, while the plaintiff was
examining the doors Of Vernon Brothers. store tnat
the police 0fiicer who had examined the door few
minutes previously, considered 1t as an interference
with him IN the discharge Of his duty and went to
the door where plaintiff was, struck him
with. his club on the head, back and arm
80 AZ to cause the blood to now freely
over his face and then arrested him and made q
charge against him for disorderly conduct and In
terfering with MIN In the discharge of hts duty, for
which he was kept in prison all night and discharged
next morning BY magistrate In The T0mbs on CIV
ing bail to keep the peace.
The plaintin then brought this suit against Gar
land to recover damages for the assault and battery
thus committed.
The jury found verdict Of $500 in favor Of the
plaintiff.
For the plaintiff Flanagan h Gross.
For defendant, Brown, Hail vanderpoel.
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Wheat dull heavy lower, tboaah p1vAie sfv~~s
quoted .si-s Of No srrns " Lserres :. :. asnsf Wan
Arm 81 Is being I'D and ~ 70 sss.d The ss.s w.re ee
sns MI "a iu...ore. 81 !, or IA asser. sna 81 q ~
amber winter Al the the markst d1 snd noun.
corn %s. H.. sr. .s% sso IL c~er a iss es TIE
vere seou, 400 bushels 81 e fcr 90 mlt.d %
sic for choice high mixed Rye du but steady tor
The salss were $500 bushels s7sc delivered snd 10
7sxc. BARLEY guct and heavy We note sales
Of b0 bushels German n " Ia Barrel mall wNs dun sns
TRrsTrs The mar,es atm eontinu~d 70 rule suH ara
rates 70 q port. heavy, lover IN TIE
charcrng business quiet though rates wsfr without
tcuar change The engagements q ~ Liverpool,
800 bushels corn Al Sd 10 hremsn, per ttrater,
50 hhds aaerciiron bark sos " hsds tobacco q "a
%. . Ta 3D.. and 100 cases Do ~ cns 10 Rot.
terdsm mot previously rcpored) $500 bbla rosin.
e. III. IA, almost al nj ths latter rate. The
charters were;-A British vessel with t,coo bes ".
,rol.sm from rhssdslphi, 70 s,r.e' gsr 90 Iss
spsin with about 500 bbls petroleum, back fls,
British brig Ss the north sae Of cuhs and bsrk.
sugar S. port charges paid an American vesse from pa
rsn 70 New York, with ISL feet lumber a. sla one from
At $2 b0 Norwegian bark with $50 hcGstcsds tobacco 20
slaves, on private terms
vers sesdy At sSc gold for cloth IN bond and ise
market presented no new features OF momsu,
Trade dull the demand from ell classes o. buyers being
limited scale; but there considerable sscadnesa
HKxpAn kinds inactive bu held The prices pre-
viously current via Mana 2c. l2xc. Iue l.se
&C. do, sisa loc love do No Gales we're rcporss
noLAssss eoai'sses " ss~Ass - ssssa fern9 Hso,
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TEsrIMoNIAI.-Mr. Coney, managing clerk at
Hudnut's pharmacy, was the recipient Of q hand
some testimonial yesterday presented as Q mark Of
esteem by his fellow clerks.
FESTIVAL At THE ORPHANS HONE, FoRTy-SINTH
srREM.-The report OF the Rev. Mr.. Hils remarks,
at this festival should have read that there 500
persons under the care OF the mission at Athens,
Greece, not eight" AZ printed
DEATn FROM scALDs-Coroner keenan, yesterday
held an inquest at 225 avenue on the body Of
George r. Garmarath thirty-sx years Of age and
native Of New York, whose death was the result of
scalds accidentally received on the 30th ultimo by
falling into kettle OF boiling water
A GERMAN POLITICAL BANQUEr.-The German
JEFFERSON Society are preparing for grand banquet
at Kuester's Central Hotel, the Bowery in honor
Of the founder Of the democratic party, Thomas
Jefferson to which most Of the great lights OF the
democracy are being invited. A good dinner and
many speeches are In prospect
ATMOSPHERIC PHESoMESoS.-About ten minutes
after eight O'Clock last evening bright red light APP
peared IN the northwest, then in the east as II fire
was raging In those directions. On closer examna-
ton 10 found that the numerous gas lamps OF
the city threw their light upon the low and very
dark clouds, causing the red glare observed.
DEATH IN A CAR.-An inquest was yesterday held
nj the Morgue by Coroner keenan, on the body Of
John o. Pearson, a man scventy-four years OF age,
who died suddenly while riding Ia car No. lie Of the
Belt Railroad. Disease OF the heart was the cause
Of death. Mr.. Pearson, who was native Of New
Jersey lived at 500 East Eighth street.
FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTy.-william Horstman.
the German who while partially under the influence
Of liquor on Tuesday evening, staggered and fell in
front of wheel Of freight car belonging to the
Harlem Railroad Company and had his right arm
terribly crushed, has since died at the Morgue from
the effects Of the injuries received Deceased lived
at No. ~ East Fourteenth street. Coroner Schirmer
will hold an inquest on the body.
MASONIC PREsRNrATroN.--Dr. James A. Reed,
Past Master OF Washington Lodge, Past High Priest
OF Ancient Chapter OF Royal Arch Masonry and Past
Eminent Commander Of Columbian Commandery
OF Knights Tempar. was the recipient last evening
Of most elegant gold watch and cham at the hands
Of his Masonic friends. The presentation was made
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PssSburH ana TIE express shares which were steady
n not weak while Rock Island and Chicago and
Alton were heavy ami declined. At the last open
board prices began % yield, and later In the after
noon there Vas Q pe sure TO SELL which carried
down the list from y 70 per cent The CON-
bned Influences 81 work for break In
prices, the stringency In money and the
unsettled feeling o. TO what may result
from Indirect cause - the advance IN the Eng
iish rate or discount began ct last TO be leit.
whether this depression will outlast tomorrow Is
speculation for those who pretend to study the
vagzries Of the stock market. tribe may change
the whole current Of feeling and send prices mp still
higher. or may be the straw which VIII break the
patience OF those who have dened everything IN
carrying their stocks through the present crisis
regular board. Toledo and Lake Shore are quoted
dividcnd;-C Canton, 50 . 90; Cumberland. IS 80;
western Union, ssk s9x; Quicksilver, 20 2oh;
harposa ish lsk; do. preferred. 341s IS; Pacific
Mall. ~ son; New YORK Central. 1914 l6l1S;
Hudson River has . lssk; Reading, 9lN e1k;
Michigan Central, lis . lie; Michigan Southern,
ssK . %; P,ttsburg 81; Northwestern. "a q
Nk; 90. preferred. s3k o ~; Toledo, 81; Rock
Island, i27k I2s; 81 Paul, TAX Q 72A; do. pre-
ferrcd sis . SIX; wabash. cox o.; do preferred,
r7k 70; Fort wayne. l241 . l25; Ohio and Mis-
sssszppL s2A 32h.
the following were the closing prices at the last
open ard:-canton Company. 50 bid; Wells Fargo
a Cos Express u . 3Ik; Adams Express, SIX
50; American Express. <oaS an; United States Ex-
press, 80 bid; Merchants Union Express, l5k
Is.; Quicksilver. 20 bid; Pacinc Mail, 50 o s9.;
western Union Telegraph s9k . 500; New York
Central. iel lslk; hariposa, 10 . 10; do. pre-
ferred. szA O AA; Hudson River, l3sx l3o; Har-
lem. is24 . Iss; Reading. sik . sls; Chicago and
Alton. las . ltsx; do preferred, 100 bid; Terre
Haute. rs hid; Toledo and wabash, CO.. . o.; do.
preferred. "a 10; Milwaukee and st. Paul. TX q
"; DO. preferred, scs1 81; ohio and Mississippi,
s2A Q s2Y; Fort Wayne, ia . i24,s; Michigan
southern. os4 a52; Cleveland and Pittsburg, sox
"; Cleveland and Toledo eex " Eek. div.); Rock
Island, hin Q I27k; Northwestern, $50 say; do
preferred, ssH . sSA; Lake Shore, 81 = s7k lex
div.l
southern securities closed with the following
quotations: Tennessee. ex coupon, esk 90; do,
new. ~ o o4k; virginia ex coupon. $50 90; do,
new, % 90; Georgia SKIES, 20 . 50; do sevens, %
Q -; North Carolina, ex coupon. " . 81; do, new,
50 Q o.; Missouri slxcs 81 Q %; LOUISIANA skies
n "a do. evee SKIES. 90 o 10; do. do. eights So
o 81; Alabama Fights. - . 100; do. fves, 90 Q 20;
south Carolina sixcs, n . 70: do, new, 70 Q III;
City Of Memphis sixes. 81 . slh; Mobile and Ohio
sterling, o. 90.
The receipts for customs and the receipts. pay
ments and balances the sub-Ircasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follows
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NrfRyM REyEyrE AFFAIRS.


How wall street Beats the Government.
In the third paragraph Of the Internal Revenue
laws under the head % ''stamp Duties." lt IL pro-
vided that 'in every bili OF exchange, inland dram
OF order for the payment OF any sun OF money nos
exceeding sioo. otherwise than that sought In de-
mand or promissDry note lexcept bank checks
issued for less and checks made and intended to DO
forthwith presented aud which shall be presented 70
bank or banker for payment. or any memorandum,
check. receipt written printed evidence Of An
amount Of money TO be paid on demand. or at tho
time designated. tor sum not exceeding 500, ave
cents. aud for ever additional 500 or fractional
part thereof IN excess OF 600. ave cents shall be
paid" Now, al over the country. except IN New
they usually give promls-0ry note. with endorsers.
N unable 70 obtain endorsers they deposit col
lateral securities u was torneriy the prsc..
ins stamp act when Wall street invented
The prncsice 81 emitting 10 use pronissory
me mcas Of proccs,urr Of tnc Wal street men nov
g. they enclose collsieralsecmities in envelope
epdorsed Loan ~ - for - amount, at -
tne lowest cf collateral securities Por this purpose
nearly al ri theta nave priD Ell envelopes The
veofe tnns rrccived the 0anser deposits In his safe
and enters rron Ms BOOK the amount o. money
his securitie-- The customer 'thercupon draws
a cncck Coz the amount placing upon 10
two seni stamp only Mnsn ne loan . pad 70 me
the amount ami returns the collateral securities.
THIS memorandum evidently seems 10 be such ~ 70
contemplated "a the section above quoted. The
lowest aggregate sum estimated by any Intelligent
broker IN Wall street that y ieat and borrowed dAny
IN YAH street a f3o0o while the highest sum
y fsoo coo,co cot " toe sgeo.ooo,ooo loaned daily
mept 70 zoe amount 81 $500 600 per annum on this
ave cent stamp. Ths = matter which requires tAs
st'eniioh IL Assessor Webster without delay.
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SUPREME ccuaT-spECial TERN.

More Of the Union Pacific Railroad Litiga.
tion-The Safe to BE Blown Open.
Before Judge Barnard.
James Fisk, Jr., u.s. The linton Pacific Railroad
charlottesville hearing Of this case was resumed
yesterday morning pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Tweed the receiver, stated that up to the pre-
sent ne had been unable to open the safe. He felt
reluctant ne said to apply forcibe means yet n the
Court directed 1t he would unquestiOnabiy be CON-
PEELED to do SO. II this case were postponed till
Saturday next he would probably have the safe
opened, and he therefore asked an adjournment till
that time.
Mr.. Tracy expressed surprise at the adjournment
ana asked whether there was any matter before the
court for discussion.
Judge Barnard said that the examination of Mr..
Durant had been postponed In order that the books
OF the company might be presented IN court.
The case was then adjourned till Saturday next.
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In complimentary terms by Mr.. Henry c. Banks and
the response was In the same appropriate form
DEATH OF MRS. WILLIAM wHEArtEy.-Nrs. Eliza
beth A. wneatey, wife Of William wheafIcy. me
well known manager OF Niblo's Garden. cied al the
Metropolitan HOTEL in this city. yesterday. after
long and painful Illness. Shortly after the close of
the Back CrOokr Mr.. Wheailey went ~ Europe wit h
his wife, mis- object being mainly the recuperaion 81
her health. IL was Of no avail, however. ana she
expired yesterday, a. above stated. ne deceased
lady was highly esteemed BY her many friends and
was native Of Philadelphia, to which cay her re-
mains will he taken for interment
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s'usrau. nrtssn aWuM nntrums
Basksr-' Rssur~s % Cspssai-Fineep suiss
En~smssed.

In conformity with distractions nom v. u. web-
ster. Assessor az Internal Revenue for the Thirty
second district aftecn separate actions have been
commenced against Luther c. Clara. John d. NAL
wei, David Crawford and Henry n. Dodge compos-
ING the hrm " Clark, Dodge Co. for the recovery
OF penalties under the iota section % the act % June
a. sc4 foe their refusal and neglect 10 returns
and payments as required by the said section. The
trial OF this case VAL u presumed bring up the
brokers ~ claimed by Assessor webster, and IN
which he h sustained BY tue internal revenue AVA
District Auoney C0ufthey ls~uei the wits yesterday
Afternoon and directed them 90 be served on the de-
iendants the penalty for failing 70 make retarns q
o2eV per monsk
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oontended that the fights Of the mother could not be
transferred by mere verbal gift It was denied.
however, that she had given him away at ali. There
was no question as to the character OF the parties
ana no conflict OF religious views. After the argu-
upon The bench, VINO privately interrogaLed him ~
TO which OF the parties he preferred to remain with
The child, when he entered the court, ran to hts
mother and embraced ner affect.oIatey. The Court
adjourned the case 70 Tuesday next when decision
will be rendered,
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The advance In the BanK OF England discount
rate was also rejected IN the market for foreign e.
change, which, though dull, was nrm at the low
quotations to which 1t has declined. circular to-
night ingeniously suggests that 'the large rcmit
tances for ve-twenty interest coupons, due LIST May
Will make an outlet for these bills, and any antici-
patton OF the interest by the Treasury will At once
operate advantageouslv, relieving the money mar
ket. sending forward the bonds facilitating rein
yestments OF coupons In bonds and giving new life
to the market here.n The following quotations are
attn nominal. large amounts being purchasabe at
concessions varying from to per cent
Sterling 60 days, commercial. 10ox 1o7k; good to
prime bankers, 1919 1o7x; short sight, los q
1887; Paris, 90 days, 52sk 6.22h; short sight,
523L q $40; Antwerp. $50 5.25; switzerland,
$50 5.25; Hamburg, So 35ts; Amsterdam, 3sY q
40: Frankfort 39L q 40H; Bremen, u Tx; Prus.
sian thalers, 20 FOX.
II was also felt, together with other influences in
the government market. where prices gradually
Welded, after a steadfast resistance the asking
prices at the close being the figures bid in the fore
noon otherwise bonds were without feature and
dull The street quotations at i've O'Clock TINS even
ing were followsUn tied states SKIES 1885, regis.
tered, IFS 1854; do, coupon, 1i5A 1l5k; do,
nve.tweuties. registered 100 1o9,s; do, coupon,
1862 HIS lis; do, 1884, 1874 ia; d. 1895, li5k
a 1le; do, new, 1895, 1i2x 1875; do, 1867 1i2s
a 1i25s do, 1868, 112x 1875; do, ten-forties,
registered, lo4s lo4sl; do, coupon, los q losH;
currency bonds, 104,x l04h.
The stock market during the boards was still rrm,
continuing to present the rare feature Of persistent
strength when rates on call were 30 high. The
stocks particularly exhibiting this contradiction
we're st. Paul, which advanced TO 70 for the common
and 81 for the preferred and Northwestern preferred,
which rose to eiX. Pacific Mail and New YORK
Central were inclined to move independently Of the
rest Of the list Ine exceptions were Heading and
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the being 2 hbdz Cisnfusgos privsas terms and 10
do Porto Rico q 76o We Quote:-

the es being rs hbds Csnfuegos private terms and -
c1 ss centrifugal and miued....... s.. sc
S Sas: s as.ss,:a: reclining grades: ss e. s.
S$ss TSs;so'.ae grocer, grades.
s.osk s5 his, Cubes. sss DO Porto RisO' s do.
NAvAL sroRksRecepts none The market n Tor splTts
were se. % Ike and & & ao Z
and GG d Ssw York bbs At She a
gsss' tss's s:s W.
ssIiss' on p 81 e NO. u
~: d. " 90 SS re :a
ss !: " in '.'i'
the saa VII.
rate offerings the market nrmsr while prices apprecis
S e ss a: ::lf &: I
tSs sa :o
To.. stock old and new April =. 1852 a. 1s b1l: Dfss:sa
;.sc Live hSs. were dun !! Oss .sS :.il;s:
e!tS. DO. Total stoci. Old and new, AsTn isss
.:: 100 Beef ss hans 81
s:s in the s:.s %
d. c.. neat: ~srs but little inquired price.
iss? f pissi.d ss%: !ss i;e. :%etss
Bacon ysT; nominal .sd9 =
l68c. Tor Cumberland cut 1896 1c Tor snort Ano e
7hc for long and short clear. There was bot t,e BUST
transacted demand being light and the tong
Of the market weak Tho sales were limited 70 Aoou
go packages At 17c &c. for No 70 prime steam and
kettle rendered.
dun and unsettled closing at shout ish The sse
800 bbs 8sc Refined was In better demand but
business checked by the increased hrmne or Sellers
who demanded Ac Hc higher prices-,viz, Gc 0ac.]
Sc and 800 cases a dc or residuu loo Sbs brOus
% 2 In Philadelphia the market though dull
closing S0c 3c Sales 500 bbs standard white FOR thoi
balance Of this month at 82sc., closing at 82zc.
RcECsrolinA continued quiet but steady s Sc ykc5
small salea.
amount Of business contaminated IN raw To-
Fair and rather steady ut yestorday9
quotations. The sales were 600 hhds At lc Tor
Ike. 12sc- We quote:-Cuba-Inferior TO common rc1
nning, lc. fair 10 good rehnng IKE lxc SaiA
70 good grocery, 2Hc prime to choice grocery l2c
sfsAc centrifugal, hhds and boxes lie BSs mol2ssea
Rico, refining grades BAG grocsry Esaes Ssc.
lie for hard, ssc 15c for soft white Ac Al4xc fof
yso- and ssc l5c fos extra DO. .. Stock rsw soay
sEEDs.-Clover quiet. but steady at l4c lbHc-t
while timothy dun and nominal At IS so % 70 an6
rough 20 rs % S. Calcutta linseed continued de-
mand further sales made OF 1000 bags City o.
our last Of 500 bags arrive per St. Adams va
made about - ~, gold, duty paid Stock Of Linz
seed to-day, made up by T. Cummns Co., wa aoo0
bags In New York and y,t00 In Boston.
There small sales at lSc. lSsc. in hhds. and
berces
TALLow.-At reduced prices the market was quiet but
steady. About so 200 lbs disposed Of at Ike c
wHrsKEY.-Recepts, S3 bbis. The market was dull and
heavy &c &c., aa paid No saies Of consequence were
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CITY INTEL GEN CT.

THE WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature for the
ast twenty-four hours. as Indicated BY the ther.
mometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Rroa W carnar ri n m
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CorvVr.-Ro IN demand and bid q ful pFcss,
though heard tfsnsseons other knds continual
70 rule dull and nominal
FLoUR AND GRAIS-Recepts, Ali bbis. tour i,0o DO.
ana 1850 bags 500 bushels corn. tc1 d.
and loo barley. The hour markst very dull and
prices though without noteworthy favored the buyer
sales made II reduction % about ie sprns
comparatively steady. California -four
duh and unchanged. The saes were sse bbs southern
-four SLOW Of and pricss About s. bbs
eomprteed the Rye Hour steady with sales o 200
bbls, vhe meal In moderate dfmand sales Do
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sratfI cuuTArnsS
Haif.pass Five e,Cueck p. M.


THURSDAY, Arrn 1-sP.m
Corror.- There . fair demand from both splnner
exporters, bu, there bus le inquiry from specus-
tors, and the heavy somewhat irregular
The s bales including for srnnlng
bales middng for Nay 2sc and go Zoe
private terms Annsred the coslng quotations.
Uplssds hsss No ori>s~
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The market for cash gold IL curious in its 1uctu.
atons owing to the activity OF money and the conse-
quent value OF currency.
I'd to Clearing House time loans ranged from nat
to per cent for carrying, and down to nat again.
In the afternoon and per cent per annum, and
1-1sth per day for carrying. The business OF the
Gold Exchange Bank resulted as follows
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, April f-eP.M
The most Interesting topic ~ the day uss the Id
vance In the rate ~ Discount ~ the HANK OF Eng
land from three 10 four per cent This alteration
was not wholly unexpected. TIE meetings Of the
directors for several weeks have bern knxious'y
observed; bat Increase Of not more than onehslf
per cent was icsked for ne advance has been
made 10 prevent the shipments Of specie from
England In exchange for our bords. the demand for
which was unprecedented since the beginning OF
me week about ave millions Of dollars - nearly
~ can be ssoersaibed ~ snqniry among
the foreign bznsef.. has been placed on
shipbo2rd for expectation 10 TINS country. the
redundancy Of bond bills 90 reducing NE rate OF
exchange ~ 10 make n psontsble 60 send gold this
was. the buIfon IN the BAnt Of England has
fallen on nearly 6sooooa the erect a tina I'D
vance In London Was q decline Of = IN consois and
y In United states nyetwentse~. In our own mar.
kct the effect has been or less marsed and can
be traced IN the VARIOUS operations 81 10 DAY.
the pubic debt statement for April. which hae
been made mp more promptiy than usual, shows
decrease OF about s2soo.ooo The aggregates Of me
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
DISEASES or THE SKIN.

Old Sores, EruptionH, cataneous Diseases or
Diseases Of the Skin, all readily snaenmb 10 the
Ser, stomaeh bitters aud Blood Pills. nershissr
Nssuf sole Agsais.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
DON'T eRowoLp.

There IL no necesAity Tor premaiufc old age,
uae RObAckiu stomach Bittsns, u Eives vitality
and elasticity by invEoTAtnE eV ~ organ Of
he body hefshissT Myers, soi' Agrnts.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
DINNER PILLS.
ELEVEN YEARS

or Experience With constantly Increasing de-.
maHd for Rohack's Medicines N sufficient az
places them the very nrst 10 rank Tor curing tie
diseases for which they ore recommended. SNli
ny all Druggists. hsrshiser q Myers, sole
Agents.