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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
PROBATE COURTS.
RrnLforL District. I>6~. 1869.

bROBATE COURTS will bc holden within
and for the District of bradford, for the
year ensuing, ~ follows, viz
Atthc rro,tei House i'll Bradford,
on the second Tuesdays of january, March,
Mny aud August, lSb9.
At the Hotel IN East Corinth, on
ih" second tuesdays of February, July, Sep
tcmler and November, 1860
At the Newbury House, Ncwbury,
Dn the second Tuesdays of June, and October
and the last Tuesday in August, 1863.
Atthc Registers Ollice, West Fair.
&C. on the second Tuesday in December, lN6S
aIN 'tc second Tuesday in April aud lact
Iucsday In September lSh9.
ALNAll BEAN, Register
WcstFnirlo Dee L. 1868.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24

\ man who had buried four oI
five Of his wives in Wayne county,
Indiana, has been admonishcd that
he must not marry any more I'LL q
new cemetery isstarled. That man
Is TO be piticd.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24

Whatarc commonly termed "slow
people, are sometimes the most pro.
grcssivc. A man who sticks to u
thing with pcrtinaoity is apt to run
ahead of taker of chances. Tue
turtle beat the hare, not because OF
swiltucss, but from never stopping.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
&FyA "A CARD'


This ccrtidcs that Dr. j. n. Clnrl, has done
iou,a work in our families aud that his worl,
has given entire satisfaction.
ARTIFICIAL rLATEs
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
y. IL. HOW T.,
JONES BRO OTHERS,

Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons.
BRADF ORD, vt.
Rooms over Shcphcrdson & Davis Store.
OFFICE IictRs-From to "A. NJ. l2to and
8 to =. NJ. saturdays. from / To o Z. NJ.
II. JONES. VI D. DAN LEE JONES, II. d.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
II. STssEf'IAk.ANH.

IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST
And Manufacturer Of \ Agricultural llnpl ,mcut'
BRADFORD. VERMONT
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
w. III. III, ss.EI,
Sash. Doors Il Blinds,

BRAbFoRD. VERMONT.
CUSTOM d GENERAL JOB WORK,
one thoroughly. at reasonable rates and on
hor- notice. Office over AldIlch'> Kit Factory
9bfu6*
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
GEO Il. IsIsOMN Y.
Il. VI. COLLINS,

LICENS Au G + | O n T. L x,
MIsT TOPStIAN. VT.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
w. a. GEO
licensed AuCiionccr.
t..t.-tr,gt zl-pNflN
y. gs Ds.rssisS

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BRADFORD VT.
Rooms formerly occupied by ]. \. Clark,
Denti. t. Special attention paid 90 Female
disease. and diseases Df fLr luuvS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

The Toledo, Wabash aud Western Railroad earned for
the second week In April:
1853 ,.....,."...sE.ssI 1868 seSSs
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad earned for the
second week In April
1853 ..........,.. 500 1858 ,.a......"a.eo34H
The Directors Of the Toledo Wabash and Western Rail-
road have declared the usual seiannual dividend OF 81
per cent on the preferred stock, payable May1.
The earnings OF the St. Louis Alton and Terra Haute
Railroad Company fol- the month Of March were:
1861 100 $40 SSasi Increase. e2ts7l
The earnings OF the Western Union Railroad Company
for the second week in April were:
lSG9....,.."..... 1926 s6o..'.' s.."..."ei2e
The S. Louis Republican Of Friday says in reference to
the payment OF the interest Of the Missouri Railroad
bonds In coin
It VIII DO remembered ahat the Supreme Court Of the
United States has decided the case or Bronson ag
Rodes, and In the OF Butler agt. HerwN tnat All
money obligations entered into In wrltlng peIOIS te
passage OF the LegaTender act, ana maze pay hDe Oh
their face In gold and silver. must be pau IN NOl AZ
tho bonds issued by the State OF Missouri IN spport OF
railroads belong TO this category They were Issued S
their face In gold interest as well az principal Inc
question arises therefore, whether the state OF Missouri
and voluntarily pay the July interest on these
bonds gold, or whether 1t VIII. expose ltseli
to the consequences which may enSue from reusal 10
do So These consequences arc III the case o our snt
cannot be sued by citizen, or foreign cluLon III OUT
case such suit possible indirectly, because the Dohus
roads OF State. suit therefore, be brought
against the railroads; and these valuable franchises may
be again exposed to public sale aud the depreciation
consequent ereup0n Such suit would OF course take
the ground that the state could not break contract ana
hence could debar the holders or bonds from pro-
ccedug against the railroads In question: unless thelr
important matter to our Staeopc which ought 70 be nl-
partially but carefully considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BAsK-For the safe-keeping, and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities of all kinds in
Guiding Bonds Stocks Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
monds, and valuable Jewery of every description
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tonal Park Bank in their building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfec
attainable security has been reached, and at an ex
trenely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor. The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
TUESDAY, April 2O-P. ".


Gold opened at 1884,, sold at 1S4t 1874, 134s,
closing at 1914 bid The clearings the Gold Exchange
Bank ere $g7 COS O and the balances $S2597 H. Cash
gold has loaned from per cent to lie per cent for
its use Tho steamer City Of Antwerp brings 10000 In
specie.
Government bonds were unsettled at the commence
men Of business and holders accepted decline OF per
cent on the New bonds. At the decline uere was
general demand to purchase Currency per cents are
scarce and wanted 1914 A. the close the market was
strong and active at the highest prices OF the day state
bonds were higher Tennessee 6s sold OF COZ S7o New g.
CO.. ds7l; Virginia g. excOupon, 50 North Carolina 0 Oh
New Ca opened at $50 declining So under heavy sales
Missouri g. 7i Railway bonds were firm, under good
inquiry from investors Bank OF Commerce sold at i2a
Metropolitan 1885, Central National, lOSi Ocean, l6
Miscellaneous shares were firm; Western Union Tele-
graph sold az l2i9i2E; Quicksilver 22t Pacific Mall was
largely dealt in. selling at 93i s 93t closing o33 E1
press shares did maintain the extreme advance OF
yesterday; Adams sold at cit United States, e5 ;
American Merchants Union. a. Railway shares were
unsettled with light TRANSACTIONS the most active shares
were Eew.York Central Reading North Western Pre-
ferrcd and Rock Island. Hudson was lower, selling at
1874 Illinois Central advanced TO 14ii st. Paul Common
sold at 7g3; st. Paul Preferred SCI; Delaware Laoka-
wanna and Western. lIli; New-Jersey Central, Ill ;
Morris aud Essex, s7t; Hannibal and st. Joseph 49,
Hannibal and St. Joseph Preferred, ia. Columbus Chi
caco and Indiana Central advanced a per cent selling at
I7k AT tho / o'clock Board tho market was steady,
but without material change In prices. AT the
Second Board EcwYork Central became active advanc-
ing TO 1901 The activity this stock stimulated the
whole market and slight advance was made
There was an active borrowing demand for Northwest
ern Preferred. Reading steady at 95l The Western
stocks in good demand with the exception OF North
Western Common which dull and neglected AT the
close the market recovered from the depression OF the
morning. with active demand for the Western shares
Michigan Central advanced to l2si st. Paul Common, So
ST. Paul Preferred. ST. The New-York roads were all
firm Harlem, int Hudson, i+9t The market closed
steady.
The following tho closing quotations OF Govern
ment bonds:
o. G., Pacific r.. ioi0lOii T. 620 Coup, Ca. ls 9lisI
o. Cs gl Registered. TO ain u s. sos CouSsu63. ll3l f5t
O. 8 g. Coup.,..... Il7dll7l o. sos Coup T7 il5 ssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

APRIL bush bush Corn 97ll bush Oats
40 hush Matt 30 bush Beans Seed 69 hbts
Flour loo Ibis Corn Meal Cotton 23s bse Wool 26 bi
Hons II ego ites Hides, 39 SIDES Leather J rkg
Pork psga Lar 1887 pkC Butter Co. pigs Cet Sen 20 p
Cheese pkFs Tanow pkgs pkgs Dried Fruit a Pkg
Ashes SIS bba whisky 4y2S bb. Rosa 229 bba Tar ~ b6.s
Crude Tnrpeutne Pitch 7lJ bb Spirits Turpe tine o bh
Lad Oil S8T bills RssBed Petroleum. lVT bags PesRuts 40 ps
Starch 100 pkgA stea 7 pkgs Oh Cake bb Copper 39S hnaa
Tobacco, 800 boxes Tobacco. ltS bids. Ssin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

BFFsWlXThe moderate and the market steshJ sales Of
m ala yellow " estern and southern
BRSTLRs unehango quote al from 40@Sz !" of Aef'
can Gray o White.
BOHE-We note small Rio Grade shin at ss 501e9
BROOM CoRs-Tbe demand good and the market s'eaoJ
i6di7.e for Red, snd lSQ2c for Green.
CoTTOytr the unTorae advces the market has declined
and prices gus hough the concession has drawn ou
$500 bales Of which Isl we're TAKEN
by SINNERS spenors and @ BE- exporters J OF the latter
h transit 100 bales Fair ~ hidhng for June zt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

remit the proceeds gold coupons that have been sen'
for collection Prime 90 day bankers bills advanced to
iOss0iosi; sight bills ioSs0i09
The following table shows the totals of the average OF
the heading items Of the Philadelphia banks for the past
and previous walk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
Go Wbom il map cuHurH.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

NERVOUS DEBILITY.
erhsuted fseuuEi
lack % admission. confused head veal neJ se
veaksung uFosGiay dscLtrges eons
oneucs Of evil youthful habit, 81 tbs mems hkkHu
IYBILTlY promptly cured By III MPIRbfS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No 2 II tones up The sien rr,'ti he d'eaEs' dis
r the mental gloom and dpoEeney ard invg0fn;ss The system
Price and d,nblr vial " powder shb mpof
serious sent b. mail en- receipt 81 'he e Aad,ss ht
PfIRBYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COAfAAl, No. % pf'aS
way. NewYort
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Every one admits the
- blessings conferred families BY timely Life lasurnoe Policy
ge1srAy admitted that The best place TO secure these bless
the ooe Of the National Life Insurance Col o. s Ontsd
26 BosdsaJ Tbs tie Company chartered
By the Congress Of the United Ataies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
StG SNubIitntiuns.


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n oPFICR HEBALD BUiLDiSG-BroadvsI-RcSm ~.
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Price ell Postage l6 cents Liberal discount, to the trade
NATIONAL PEACE COLLECTION
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GRAND NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
be held BoH June 1859 comprising Is horues rom celebrated
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
7HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.

1T,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1862
FOURTH EDITION.
This popular ANIMAL is ready. sOstsas;
lstronom cal Facts for the Year Espsss THes Tes W
IL Rssal'r Calendars Of ki1S and sspg o. san s9' A0O
Ill The Of PIsdsn. Jehn'0S report Of Al poHF
Poq. ,hs y By part, d"'0'' gu 'A' nn' q'''H''A
-'' X.~Nsiioasl RsTubis.a Platform al Chicago
a.-Proessdings Of tbs Convention -
Ls..I, q A:gt,sss oy Gen 9 S,. End NJ G'r
a-Ths long struggle for Candidate with ths several
A-LsSsn q Aossyssses By Gov Seymour and Gen.
s-G.n BlaiSI celebrated BrOsdbsad Letter
law ps,es At session Of CoBEs: full synopsis Of al
Inpor;sat aets the Eight Hoar Law nc. =, H., ,,I.,
VI CA6ias Asnbsp-suDrsns 70 Sas 80.
VII The XLh COuCsss-Ls Of ssnAoTi Win PonNe r0'VNs
Addresses ana TINE o. efonauon o. terms IL, st.,
T OF Members Of the House " RsprstshaVs WIZ sAhi
~, D. p,,i5 xii, s9 co Tol..s'
VII lI ~, Senator'S 81 Gar ehossa poilsalT sssdss
is. Of Hsa6s, House y Representative BY States
Pis,s. hs.irs~Copdoa Of Public Debt OnllJ d"
'sIs 70 o. the oOrsrunsus sES Of
n. h ssss States, Area. Pou,eS 1.@sG q E:n css
terms expire dsJI Of msea5E Of Lsg,'ss'; cas- .o,a
EnosI osSaf Ss1g S b. COsSa q tss vol: for
sSast ssd ssymOuI Eoysnbef l' compared WIZ 'AA i'
A oss iT PssS By cosssI for Governors or 'A'
lsdsg sssts offers, IN 1883 r, =, ,,,., IA 1859 for
NsIbsr ~ Con- rs,s with political division Of easdo1s1
stats Lssslssarss-ihsr political eiHn0hi n s'aA'' Ila
XII R.sns Elections for Delegates cOpg'" and other 'H''r'
VII snsI .. Reed P.sesSN Elections showing The ToiS' Of
each STATE and sic vast Increase u sts =, An, ,s,,,
,iSsS IL entirely soHpsss Nearly .Ts sA.s r.:
s Prda, sd cossrs.s has been copied drsetI on s 90
IL sIss Iks returns and neither pains ror sIPss" hA'
S ssa ,gp1,s a. T I.sy I; p S' =. s.. 1S ''
ssT.s pssi Tsd Dollar oa'n viii Be fa ia The order Of
Dissp.., .rdsI via cash issossd to ,.u, -,,n,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
THE MARKETS.

Icsr.fuIy reported for THE TRIBUNE a. ,oeo
AsHEs-The market moderately active and edy sales OF II Dds
Al g. 6ll668T 75 Tor Pots; Pearls nominal
BUILDING MATERIALS generally quiet beAs are "a"u'
ehAnge; Hair is lower. We quoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
Siiuations @lant,S -Smalts.

AN American Lady, of middle age, desires a
N SITUATION as COMPANION ATTENDANT an aged In
firm Invalid LADY, competent where iatetT energy or seng
re-.= wiling 70 make herself generally useful WISHES home Sh
on address Miss CONDIT No 23 Ba HnJihirdsL, unA Saturday
evening, 24th inst -
SITUATION WANTED by a young man
frpereuee COACfiMAN or GROOM; understands bis bus
ness eau best Of city references 10 character
ability $50 S33 mouth found Address NJ n,
IoI fB Tribune Ohice for 3 dAyA
lOn WEST Thirty third st.-WANTED, by
eDeDO intelligent RDgh girl situation NURSE or LADls
MAID to do PLAIN Sewing private hIlLi hr.ias CIV, reference
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable aud
tIu.vorths constantly be found at Mrs LOVES GbHhAs
INST ITUTB. No II stanton 81, near Bossry |
TERMAN INSTITUTE-Cooks and Girls to
do General Housev ok t.pd children Apply At No. lsJ
Second st., between Avenues A and ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

Money was in good supply at per cent call. Com
morcia paper is In good demand at gall per cent with
the bulk OF transactions ut 10 per Tho banks cou-
tnue to be In receipt OF currency from tho country aud
the supply IS now fully equal to the demand.
Sterling Exchange Ia higher, upon an active demand
from the foreign houses who were In order to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

NEBRASKA. ITs Soil, NATE h AMP PEoP kS
~ Pamphlet i0r Is cts Aaalsls CAQlsEy S-1 stzstSI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

zoo pLgs At Se for sheaers oeis for Bacon nsul
PAL Dressed Hogs are lower; At e Tor City er.
but qu sales Of geo bbs aud Tor II siasie r.,
Cy lSlG9c for Fair Prime Stem 9e for Kettle Rer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
Tho following were the bids for Bank stocks:
And the following for Railroad bonds:


Ess.fori Central C.. 1883. go. % 1T
Nss.Yofk Central S., l8sT..... OF In
sew.York Central IS. r. Estate % T.
NeE.YoTk Central Gs. subso'n.. 90 q
Kfie ist Mortgage Extended. ...lOo "a
Erle 70, I'd Mort Ind, lb70..... 90 CI
Erie IL. 4th Ind. 1890 ........,. 6l u
Hud. H. "a, 1T Mtg, l3tg-TO. ..lO0l NJ
Had. r. Is. III Mige., s.P. 1893 iO2l N,
Iiud. II. u. ~ MICE. l9I5.... % Pi
Harlem lst Mortgage. Ct
Nieh Cent, 81. Ct. lB69.72...ll5 Cl
Nch Cent new lat NJ. 10, ls9LllS OI
Chic. Bur. 4 q. 8p. c.. lt NJ. ITO NJ
Mich. 30. I per Ct % nOrt.... % NJ
Mich. s. 4 N. |. \. I'd 7 Pc. ga III
Alton 4 r. H., lsl Mort. ...... % NJ
Alton 4 +. IL. I'll Mort. Pref. 81 n
Consolidated Z p. c. Conv..... Sdl q
Del, Lack. & WeSrn lstM,... Oh N.
Del Lack. 4 West'n, I'd N. OJl ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
NY, Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING April 20, 1869.

IRrprsay for THR n. T. TRBrSs By oSn Reporter
The following Of articles good eouoion a.
sold houses By Wholesale slippers receive % ~ per
cent deducted commissions beside frF and other ehTge
Bass Or rackases should carefully marked With paint aud TIE
of the sIder pAated end Nail an rvoes a"
list SIDE Of tie and seut letter by
as Invoice AID Directions also stating eH tad nhsn
packages aud puing will add much 70 TIE s'
AZ the rrolae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

Arrivals ofbesu bush the previor, we,h
receipts incline the belief that prices rally agan s~i
little, provided the beans keep good condition The apprornf
viii then. Al there sinner
the market few uuus going So So Sle lots
forced o. would brrz 81 % Trade is yy quiet We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

| Toledo 4 Wabash. Ist NJ, sr. .. OIL
FOL 4 Wabash "a Mort..... 81!
Toll 4 wabash Equip. Bds..... 20
0t Western 81 Mortgage. 81. III
GaleuA K Chicago Extended. 95
Clie. 4 Rock lslaad lot Mort. 30
Chle. u. ]. ( Paclfc....,..... vs.
Morris K Essex ID Mortgage. 9lI
ksw.JerIey Central. LIST NJ. 81
Pitts. ~ Wayne & Chic. | NJ. 1921
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh d NJ. %
Cleveland & PittsbGrgh lth b.. Is!
Ohio and Misl ConsDlldAtei... 81
MI. k'St Paul Ist Mige. ss...l6ll
Mi. 4 ST. Panl'lst H., 7 $40. Oh
Siilwaukes K It, Paul lst Mort VI
Milw. and 81 Paul I'll hort.... 81
MIl. & ST. Paul l. 4 NJ. d.. "a
Chic. 4 Milvautse,ls Mo-. 90
n. Y 4 N. II. 6s............. "a
Col. Chicago 4 Ind. lst Mort. G4i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

Receipts 2453 With 3of week
week year receipts 1855 VA l2I1 exported
Liverpool AM e 10 gold here added TO almost bar
OF fully IT, Gulg e week. There
good enough bring BE- hoagh does regain
6ne stock for the purpose. Tie fact IT, t,e-e
reay cheese len! While nearly everything
cleaned abroad The What free shipments during The vees
mostly and poor cheese stsl2c Very few cheese
received prices be liked upop settled tho1gu 81
igc paid Le Falls Yesterday for good ehscs
cheese vii SELL but those forward worth
lee We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
RECEIPTS OF PROVISIONS.

TO Great Britain Tfd.I
W. L conrns.s seIs 'es t0S. ona tuna ,Gs,asa
sncs Sept l36S....s6gs 4sO6 1888 "a in15 siol IA
Same tine 500 61Oos 1870 1856 iGs5 1855 "a
hEIALS-Busness In all articles coming under tis heading
our last review has been quite dull and much the cane ".
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18
GAS FILTERS.
Gas and steam Fittipr
.HE STEAMER

UNDE7w1ITEK1.
IL Having undergone thorough repsirs.
and been fitted up espe ALLY 10 scoom,
6Jdate excursion Partas and picncs. Tow ma
ohhng, lifting, wrockinr pumping and almost any.
Aiag tina, can DC done by any Steamboat Por psrs
lmysdM W. r. DU0Ah
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18
FOR RENT

FOR RgNT The office on the second floor
over Miller Mlers clsthing store, at reasonable
terms. Apply at Miller Milers. mys.f
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18
N e DlcAl.
WARDS EUREKA ToNICq
Wards Rheumatic Linament

rov has reputation over ali other remedies before
the public, for the reason has cured many cases
have baied the slll Of most eminent physicians
and pronounced lneurahle by them all Persons suf-
ferng with Dyspepsia Indigestion, Sick or Nervous
Headache, chis and Fever, Typhoid and Bilious Fe-
GERS, Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Rheumatism, Neu.
fSgls, Pain In the Side, Breast or Back, should at
once procure bottle each Of these invaluable rene
dies and be restored at once 10 perfect health.
EUREKA TONIC Is good for Debility nom any
Cause II has no equaa ~ Female Remedy. II aids
digestion and purites the Blood, and prevents dis
easeel"ansng the system of al lmpuri,es which u let
remain, produce a ssdlow complexion and bring on
alseaso that makes life one OF misery. Woods Eure.
va ronic Is compounded ~ the purest Vegetable En-
Tracts and is pleasant Is take, AID mild IN its action
On the system.
Try one botgleit viii keep your Liver and Stomach
right, and prevent billiousness.
VIM. WARD, Covingtou. Ky.
A. r.. WHITAKER
Wholesale and Retail AgeSt Illinois.
Ana Tor Druggists generally mar3I Am
, 1869-03-12
THE SITUATION IN THE EAST.
LA Presse-Paris, Feb. 10Y

LA Pyesse-Paris, Feb. 10Y
The revolutionary excitement.of Russia,
the action of the discretionary commit
tees in Roumania, Servia, Bulgaria, Mon
tenegro, and Athens have produced their
effects. The support which Prussia gives
openly to the party of action in Italy and
Hungary, the affectatiou of NJ. Bismarck
in speaking in contemptuous terms of
what he calls miserable dynaslic interests,
all these facts have persuaded the party
of action on the Danube and in Greece
that it could rely on the support of the
two Powers of the North.
It is in Roumania principally that the
evolutionary movement appears most
ripe. M. Bratiano, while serving with
audacity the views of the Muscovite po-
icy, aims more than ever at obtaining
power; he will lot hesitate, if it be re-
quisite, at even proclaiming the Republic.
, 1869-03-12

save US or herself from Russia, and
Fr,nce has too much employment for her
armies elsewhere TO be able to easily
help US.
But if Russia does not succeed in sep
arating England from the Western Ali
ance, she Can begin with India, and it is
most probable she will succeed there ;
because, although the places England
has obtained are superior in population
to Turkestan, as persons who know about
the matter say, according to the testimo-
ny of the Emir of CabooI and the expert
ence of the late instruction, the English
Administrator has disguised the popula-
ton, and they are eagerly looking for
any opportunity for a charge. Russia,
by means of her partiSans in India, will
constantly cause people to talk about
Mussulmaus in her service being officers
and generals, while the MussulmanS of
India cannot rise higher than non-com-
missioncd officers in the English service,
and thus urge The superiority of the
Russian administration over the Eng
llsh. Let US suppose even that this
is not the case. Even without internal
disaffection, how many times has India
been overrun Ivy the peoples of Turke-
If Russia once conquer India with the
people Of Turkrslan, her power would
be incalcuIable she would add treasures
and armies and millions of labourers to
what she already possesses /; and even
s%upposiug the realization of the remote
probability of a general European ALI
ance, she would be a Power capable of
making the whole world tremble, and of
destroying Turkey and Persia. In that
case, as Russia would possess a popula-
ton equal 10 that Of China; the largest
European Power now, would in compa-
rison TO her, be but a very small one.
And do not let it he supposed that Russia
would be unable to keep so many nations
under her sway whom she had conquered
by using against one another. The Hin
docs and Persians are good for nothing
but 10 kiss the hands of those who have
subjugated them, just as they have for
ages always been under the rule of tribes
who came from without, and done moth
ing but change masters.