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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-05-11
The American Disease.

A Yankee, writing home from Berlin,
says that dyspepsia, neuralgia, and nerV-
GUS exhaustion are much less frequent in
Germany than here at home; and that
friend of his who consulted a German
physician was told that he had s'the
American aisease,-dyspepsia,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-05-11

THE April number of the Bankers
Magazine contains list of 1,400 Bank
Directors in the Cities OF New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and Baltimore, with the
dividends and surplus of each bank
From this statement it appears that the
profits of the Philadelphia National
Banks are larger than those of the other
cities, viz:
Aggregate Average
New Yorlr..S73 2IsOOO $40 2Ss, ,7os $500 per cent
Boston...... As 10000 1856, ,466 1888 per cent.
Philadelphia l6,555,l5O 1880 S94 1920 per cent.
Baltimore. loSOl,9s5 2,a222ST % 23s per cent
In addition to these, the State banks in
New York City have a combined capital
of $ll ,872, 900, with an average profit OF
40 68 per cent. There are nine banks in
this city having combined profits amount
ing to $l5, l52 900 leach having over $l,-
000,000). In Boston there is one bank
only having over $1,0O0,000 In New
York one bank has reserved profits equal
to seven times its capital; another, profits
60 per cent. beyond capital, and several
whose profits range from 80 to 70 per cent
of their capital.
The National Banks of the United
States, in their last official returns, report
investments on hand amounting to 81 ;
l30,000,000, on a combined capital Of
$4l9, 100000, or about l25 per cent be-
yond their capital.
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CARE OF WAGoNs.-When you leave a
wagon heavily loaded to stand a number
of hours, put support under the axle
tree. The strength of wood cannot be
estimated by what it will support for a
short time 1t will bear up a third more
weight for few minutes than will be re-
quired to break it by continued pressure.
Wagons are abused very generally, by
SSverIo@dhng over ding If the axletress do not
warped, which cause the vehicle to run
hard, and shortens its existence.
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Down on Chloride Flat, says a White
Pine paper, there is miners cabin built
out.of chunks of high grade chloride ore,
estimated at 5000 ton. The house is 10
teet square, and the rocks In its walls, if
crushed, would yield about $4,000. The
house IS for sale.
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Errors of Youth

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"a Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need IT. the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he cured. Sufferers
wishing TO profit by the advertisers experience,
do 30 by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
maylsyl-lsd No. 42 Cedar street. New York
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this place to vital knowledge of the i'm
nnrtaneA of hayino the crrAat 1ntar-Oraan
l79O. Wavne county was established. and


Adams county, in 1897.
The first meeting of the territorial leg
eslature was on the oath of Sept, 1889
The convention, to form a constitution,
assembled in ChilHcothe, Nov 1st. 1902
Under this constitution, the first General
Assembly met March l, 1903. lover sixty
years ago.
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PLANTATION BTTTRRN.
S, T.---1S60---X,

S. T.--1S6O---X.
This wonderful vegetable re-
stOra1ive La the sheet-anchOr Of
the feeble and debIIiInIed. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and InnsUId, IL Inns no equal
among sIOmachIcs. As n remedy
for the nervous weakness 10
which women nre especially SUBJ
1ect, Ia suPercedInE every 9TH
err s1EmuInnt. ln all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigfd, Ii
nets ns n specific in every dIsOr-
der which undermines she bodily
strength and breaks down the
druggists. mar9m6
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Words of Wisdom

FOR YOUNG MEN,
ON the ruling passing in youth and Early Man
" hood, with SELF-HELP for the Erring and
unfortunate Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa
STRANGE, BUT TRUE-Every young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hear some
thing very much TO their advantage, by return
mail without chRrge) by addressing thS under
signed Those having fears OF being humbugged,
may obligo by not noticing this card. All others
will please addr Is their obedient servant.
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway. New York.
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Adam Fulkmore vs.. Thomas B. Myers.
10y virtue of a vendi exponas issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county, o.,
and to me directed will offer for sale At public
Outcry at the door of the courthouse in the city
of Canton,
On Saturday The 2lst day Of Nag, 1870,
all the right title and interest of Thos. B. Myers,
whichhe may have or holdiL the following describ-
ed real estate situate in said county, TO wit: Lots
numbers 4O As As, Al, 49, 49, so and 81 in Kendall,
now city OF Massillon. Sale to commence at one
R. A DUNBAR, Sheriff.
apr2Ow5
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While bellies their lovely graces spread.
And fops around them Autter,
I'll be content with Anna Bread
And won't have any but her.
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A sentimental chap intends 10 petition
Congress for a grant to improve the chan
nsls OF affection, so that henceforth the
course of true love may run smooth,
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FG IgEEHIEEy 1rggE9SS: M.egMge

NOR FAMILY USE-sinple. cheap, TeliabLe-
Il KSITs EvERTvHIS0. AGENTS WANTED. Cir
cular and sample stocking FREE Address
HINCRLEY KNITTING MACHINE Co.
mar9m3 l62 West 4th St, Cincinnati Ohio
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QuiszIng.

A song that is just now very popular in
the London music halls has the unusual
funniness in the idea The chorus runs
thus
4 saw Esau kissing Kate,
And the fact is we all three saw,
For saw Esau, he saw me,
And she saw saw Esau
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- ~ will change any col
no M9OlH I.001ll ored hair beard 70
dhS MAOiS SStiiS permanent black or
brown. Il contains no poison; and one can use
IL. One sent by mail for 81 /; address
MAGIC COMB Co,
mar9-3m Springfield, Mass.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a. The "rs"' se '""F
HUMAN MISERY.

Just gubhshed IN Sealed Envelope. Price cts.
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pediments to Marriage generally, Consumption,
Eplepsey and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapa-
city, &C. BY ROBERT NJ CULVERwELIs NJ. D.,
Author Of the "Green Book" &C.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of SelEAbuse may be
effectually removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bOugies, in
struments, rings or cordials pointing cut mode
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caily. THIS LECTURE Will PROVE A BOON
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Sent under seal, TO any address, in plain en-
yelope, the receipt OF six cents or two postage
stamps. Also nr. Cnlverwelfs Marriage Guide
price 25 cents Address the Publishers.
CHAS. j. C. KLINE CO.
l2I Bowery, New York, Post Once Box $50.
iulV2ls6o-lv
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a Dixep m.) tombstone bears the sim
PIE epitafh, "Goht up.
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OTTO WINTERHALTER.
nFuRLE & BROTHER.

Practical Watchmaller ana JeWeIer, and Dealer Ia
Watehes: Clocks, JeWelry and Silverware re-
pairing neatly done. on ehort notiee-No z Eagle
Block, Canton, Ohio. teoS wi
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D.aler An American and Foreign Watches, Clocks,
SilyerEare and Fancy Goods-Northwest corner
of Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Repairing neat
ly, exPeditiously and satistaetor'iy zone
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7 A MEYER

Dealers in watches, Clocks, Jewelry, silyer,SaTe'
sc, east side OF Public Square, Canton, Ohio
Repairing done on short notice.
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]. C. Bartlett, A. D..
Phvsieian ana surxoon-Ohee corner East TuscR'
rawas and Walnut streets, Winterhalters cor
nEr. Canton, Ohio. maySoSu
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HIRAM THURSTON,

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
A. McGregor & Son, Publishers, and Plain and
Fancy Job Printers, Empire Block, Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-05-11

Photographer, &c-Particular attention given "a
copying and enlarging pictures. Oval Frames
and Albums constantly on hand. Rooms in
Matthew's Block, South Market street, Canton
ohio. junel3'66u
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S. & E. s. MEYER,

Attorney at Law, Trump's Building, Canton, Ohio,
!. up stairs. French and German spoken.
septi5
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EDWIN SMITH,

UndertaKers-0Ietallic and all kinds OF Collins al
ways ON hand. Two Hearses always in readi
ness-East Tuscarawas street Canton, Ohio
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] G. WILLARD.

County Survsyor-Ofice in the County Recorder :
once, IN the Wikidal Building. where he can be
found when In the city; II not any business
wanted can be left with Jacob kaplinger, ESQ,
County Recorder, who win give due notice to mo-
The law authorizes the County Surveyor 70 take
the acknowledgment Of any instrument OF writ
ing: he will therefore write and acknowledge
Agreements, Mortgages, Deeds, &C, at Air prices
and upon the shortest notice.
Canton January IS, 1S6S.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AMERICAN HOTEL

BY A. 1. Rothacker, East Tuscarawas stree
Canton, Ohio april6Totf
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PRINCE & HAAS.

Furniture Dealer and Undertaken, East Tuzca-
rawas street, Canton, Ohio. nov4d
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Book-Bindor and Blank Book Manufacturer. All
cry in Harter's Block, up stairs, Canton, Ohio.
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JAMFS HARSH

~ u L. - -iAA- 4 ---NI
Attorneys at Law, Canton, Ohio. once in Danna-
miller's New Building. near Public Square.
noF3'69y1
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A I nOUnG
GEO. d. HARTER Z BRO.

Bankers-East Tusearawas street, Canton, Ohio,
Receive Deposits Loan Money, buy Gold, Sill
yer, Bonds and Compound Interest Notes. Ex-
change bought and sold
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Attorney at Law Massillon. Ohio. once in G
Harsh's Block, up stairs-prompt attention given
10 an business tntrustsd 70 his care. Iyl'69f
, 1870-10-25

couI's, 81. l...1ts5sA11{
Comps, t@. ..1lskNl13ss
CoupS, ~...1llN4lll4
Coups, Is. .111!.21e
Coupk, new.1l1,s@1l0H
State securities dull.
Missouri.
tllh Tennessee.
New TeuueaEee....@L
&eE HlTnlA e.
, 1870-10-25
Report Of Postu,astesG General.

Etu'n ~ = Mas1tHNoN RfPH69kan-
fcE tie fscal year will show the encouraging
improvement Of. Il, = ,127, ,0a7 50 over last YEN,
The total amount Of receipta is sla, ,772 a7O.65,
being gain Of e, ,4l8, 900. OF this Amouut
s16, s00, 900 come from the sale Of stAmpe,
esso. 600 from letter postage, and e9o3, ,oo3
from box rcnta, DC. Tho expenditures haya
been eoS. $50, ,837 6S, Of which t1s,s56, Isl IS
have been paid for carrying Tho mails, 81,
1U7, ,2s9 for oceanic m.ils. sl .aSi $40 for let-
tcs cu7iere, and Il ,079, 1904 for ronte sgeuts
The Department has been managed with grc.,
economy and fidelity, and would be selt-sup,
porting to-day welc it not for the incabus o,
erzl, in his report, viii present so1ne interest
Ing stasIstica h regard 10 the cost md disad
yantaces 10 tha postal service OF tho franklin
rrivilee~. as regulated By the present laws:
, 1870-10-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Uct ~.
BEEF CATTLE-Nc have notnloG new 70 re-
port in connection with the cattle market The
attendance was small, and composed chiefly OF
LEGAL buyers, and but a meagre business was
transacted. Tho receipts were liberal. and, with
ihe stale cattle, raada q supply Of between 1000
and 5000 head, sever-eiehths nf which were cowp,
thin s,eerr, aud Texas cattle. Sales we're effected
at{asNa06sk for lafer1or mixed lots TO good
smooth snirpiug steers -chety q saeAst
Prices were without quotablc chang ,.
uOGS-Rcce!ved tO-dny, 5.tst neaL Thls
4weiled the supply tn about le.t1', a. there were
nsatly 40 lett ever irnn Saturday last Cnde!
this large suppty-wltu the weather 80 WARM tnat
packers could not operate with safety-the mar,
Eet broke down completely. Shippers took hold
'neraly at inst na1inE within 1ssp; 1;, ,sss o. e ,as;
not 10 compete With packers, they Insisted npon
further concessions AMI the closiAE Gales indicate
decline OF 2o9a5c from tue pttces cuIzen! OF
Satudry, A few early sales were repo'set.
91.WSaa0O, but at the close SIS Was the outstdt
Tor choice. Trsnssct,nns were mostly Within :ht
range Of s7.@aI.6o. The market closed dau ant
wa&f
, 1870-10-25
REAL ESTATE.

warrantec deeds, conveying city and suburb
1lt.l f1t Icc0rtl on Mondzv. Oct u.
West Twelfth 81. 20 IT OF LA1lin St, s I, sox .
1nS* It: Oct 9s........ ..-.....-....
Sout = wektern AZ, 900 II n Of Folk at, NV
I, 49xt0N 1t: Oct 94........... ;. 49,. -. !,
Militr st, 1872 It Of Augusta 9, " I, ai193s;
It: Oct A-...............-..... -. 80.
Van Ru.cn st, cor Of Aobcy st, n I, oaE
1sH II; Sept Observation-Disclosures. g,
Wtrt Twelftt 81. +, II Z OF l.%tth St, 9 I, 80
x1o6k II: Oct. Observation-Disclosures.
fnltnl 81, 106 Gle n Of Elizabeth 1t, n I, !.
Lxavttt Il, { cor of Nor:h az, = f.1sixlao
It: 0ct- 15..,---.- ....... ....- -. =
Union st. t2& It OF Twelfth 81, I, 4tX10o
4. s,sa ',a1isGs; :, ows e IL, :; e;x1a .:
Oct 2....... ....-.-..... -.........-.
Mohawk Fl. ga 3-1a feat .fs"ath Of Menoml-
nee 81, = I, a,x,se II; or. sl.............
North Franklin p. .e fcrt n NJ Schiller At,
CT, esx110 n: Iulys, 1859.
Ssrth Dearborn at, ses II OF Division It,
IT. slxi50 IT: Oct 22..............-...-.
Lar ahee ST. 1ss II s Of Webster az. G I, 4s1 :
, 1870-10-25

DIeXAaTI.Ep.-The scow Sassaf1 - - !Spolaea y
q III. mahtled condition on the e.: snose- 40
'Ht WAITE ~ ~T.Ieea1p-Tne barge City Of E:,s az
rived he T yesterday 10 W1ter-logSed coau!s "a:
St. Jossnn yes1cr.lay IL damaged condition.
TuEJ, II. DKAEL-The propeusr New Esa- 81
tcett rsiay. NeLt In search Ct inc hsfre :. u.
btalc. which broke loose from ihls propeller on
AL iiGuE-Thc propeller Antelope was at
Beaver IlaEfor, on Saturday morning, Win INC
BrKsEb.-Pr,vate alvices received here yes-
teruay, state that the new propeller L Shtcka-
su1d'o e ;nsds sss af En- Gs
husheis Of wheat from Milwaukee to Montreal
The cargo was insured in the MerchAuss' OF Chi
s'boi ban1 s1o Maa1A i ME TAa11S os Rzzr-1ne large
black bark reported u Us By Captain Smith. Of
the propeller Passalc, rs ashore on Whiakey 1laad
tne lakes from Escanaoa with csEgo Of iron ORE
ste WEE at last accounts full OF water Her posi-
ttcn Is exposed, and, therefore, extremely dan
lear iaa: the sou,seriy gates Of the past few days
have Qted her up 50 much a. 70 render AZ
attempts 1t sas1nR he1 nopeiesa The captain o.
aay, WIN tie view Of secu ins tne services q ,ne
w,ecking steamer HsKnet, from Detroit. He was
uratle to teseh MaeAluac, else ne would have
a sIa1crs &c c Collision % N rue srRA,rs-Tne n. T.
Co.'s propeller Brooksn reports s9At the schooner
Northern Belie. bouEsi aown Etth Eraiu. ana oatk
Ci;J q; EunsIo, upward bound, cpuitle1 IN Lake
Huron. cG Old Maektnac, on Tnursdsy nigh: 1as-
Tho staItoAfd bow Of the schooner Nas oaa!J
| Spashes, and her foremas1, Datnsopmass, and
| uat1uas.-Ee1d carried away, The basK LOST heF
| rnfire hest-Rear, and had her stem badly dam
Tss oDt ses sae
at last aecouu1s lying At anchor n ieaEy Gonai~
,ien having refused the services ct the tug LeFis-
| thar.
| tains Of pIep.Le1s Which arrived here yesterday
that tnr, painted hlAck with red strtpess ashore
L No Naz r.tsn N1a
m m ne Beach, WITH her s1asboa1d SIDE to. me
| Lv1Atnan vas mex going down Lake Hurou, ap-
! psrent;y 10 her assistance.
! SxHooNKR DCckISGuAN SEEE-Tne schr Buck.
miles above Har1issllle, Lake Huron, on the 18Th
and vas Euu toward tue beach. sinking IN eighaet1
l steamer Sanduaky. The vessel can be raised
PEoP11LKR AXIOM ASHORE AND DFF-Iht
propeller Akron, Of tne So,shssn TracsPossat!o! @ 10.
ashore In Put-ln-Bay Inst week The revenue
cutter, Fessenden, rendered assistance, md SIC
ceetesl Il pulling her en-
| ed on PoinI Frederick. Lake Ontario last week
has been got oH. She is only sltRhuy damaged
IT, ise p we asT wa ae
hss been got on, and passed Detroit on Saturday.
DAxAGEp BT FIKE-The steam barge VII
Isl, and Eu1e1sd tie destruction oi her npps
ucla The hull Of the propeller Was eomewns
damaseti- She had discharged cargo OF wnes
tom DeIot but few hours previous to the ii!
RsteI.
vIEua ASHORE ON LAKE. OSrAK1o.-Ons tho 1st
| the schooner G. .. Dousman, IN lacking ont
sys "a
stranded. The ing Mixer went to her Assistance
i aut got her on.
win barley f1on1 Kingston for OsEeao, Is ssnot
and wreck at South Bay Point, and thAt nu1 ae
her OF veasels are ashore In South Bay. THIS sepo'
'as Son11s11on ~! nenser; ns sr; Rio G.ane ground
, 1870-10-25

| CnupA W..110si9l1oH
Cnars, 10. ..1ieHt4i10!a;
/ l0slIa. Ia.......106E.A10SI
Currency eS111hY1l11
, 1870-10-25

es5 s:;; .sse ss s1:fs'; s: tss 's 'sisf ;si
:ssa.it oet. 49,. ssssas asA.s1a A.;s5 s.sa.sos
Gsns!t 0et 1,...-s,7oas& asss.s# +l&s.79s los.sss
s;sn.ss SEPT. ~. .4,4s5 .,,as.s 4losess i.e1,aa
trsnsi. SeTt. ....:.esssse 3ssAGs 4sl4al3 lsn4sa
asnait Not TO-. :1sssss ss7st7 4sle,las IT. Is
tssn.it s.pt s....:,sas,ss asa.ssl 4.se.'a sas.a,
At lie Corresponding date. 1850, ozweRo, St
Louis, Boston. Toronto, and Montreal we're not
Included In stocks In store.
The stock Of wheat adoat and In transit for the
ruited Kingdom OF Great britain and Ireland At
the c1ose Of the trst week Of October vas aoous
ooe ooo hushels, Of which s,ssl GOO bushels were
irlm southeastern Europe and 3,l7s, ,0n0 bushels
from America. North and South, Including ship
ments from Montreal The California shipments
The acfeaRe of wheat In the tniteA kingdom
In 1863 was a,Csss57. against s,sa3l l3i ln 1870.
being decrease Of 1ss. go acres The estimated
rive total prod1ct oS 1e@,sss $50 bushels, from
| which deduct seed n the rate OF 2f bushels "
:he acle, there Will remain for consumption 3D.
excess Of The crop Of lssa. The average annual
tcrpY far the eight ycats, ending w1s5 1889 in'
rhisitne home. grown wheat ami foreign. available
rs psf essn nunn H. @ en 4
the population will give An augmented consuun
.lu1l requiring larger supplies. The hccrelion oi
l ;nbniAllnl IN OAlLS4 AAIkVVA - VLA3 AVV4
HI,aoagt Of me lotal imports Into great B.stat,
trr the cereal rear ending AnSuss 81, 1870, Of 10,
ss,ssa qra Of wheat, noor i1elated, Ameris'
suErlIc 3.505, sal Qra., OF ncatiy onethlnl OF IN
whole, II is not probable, With sl1 millions o
qnAiters deficiency IN our wheat crap, ~ com
pared with that Of 1862, America eau scpply, dul
inR the cereal year cullnk August, 81, $50, anJ
| thing near the amount furnished Ia 1852.
The wheat crop In Southern Russia is satd to
a full average, although during the harvcs:.
some OF the governments, there was much DAT
| apr done by heavy ralns, which detettuEated Z
qt.aljty and diminished the quantity.
LATER.
! At tho Afternoon Board there WAS IA
movement in the leading grain markets, Al
I prices ruled higher, No. a spring wheat clio
! ing firm 1t s1.o5 sellet the mouth. an! s1.0o
seller November, and No. 2 corn 4 55>zc cas-
:; and a5c seller next month. Othe! graf
8 were dull at the closing prices on 's:.cs
!. Provisions were quiot, With sales Of 2
!: herecs lard, sollor November Is to Decel
! bos Is, at l21sc. Ness pork was offered
= 52l.OO, seller December, with buyera
8 So0.50. Asmall vessel Was Chartered 1t
y for wheat to QuHalo.
, 1870-10-25

new YCkk. O-t- 9&.-The dy goods MARKER
opcrs inactive .rrl hep:essed for the better cAss
oi blcachrd mutitnF, espectal1J owing to decAne
in New Ynrk AlIls, Wamsutta, Tuscarors, ana
other leatsn4 makes last FndaJ. Prices are no
vcIy Irregular. and The sooner they arc equAl1ea
The sooner Will confidence IN the establishment o.
pr1cfs be restored. The n7val Jand bleached
musliua 1rt down Re today, and selling ~
Ise- The Maxwell k1e reduced from 100 70 lSc,
and Reynolds Ia do from r2c TO 11xc. Prints are
NOT In large supply .out are lKngud And stocS are
iucrsas1ng, and viii conrfnne to 10 80 until prices
dn.t = lavei that viii lrnaars confidence 70 trahe
everywhere. A Spracue or Pacnc print At Il kc
l. NOT seEy deaf, raasa these are full Of msder,
hut there are other makes held 1t the sane dg-
ures, which are only worth abonr loHc.
, 1870-10-25

nCnC0 ..-..,
M Brine Inflammation, or ncts1aao 81 ~
hiaddrf or ii1nevr dl.e.srs of the rfstrSs
rrss, and III diseases Of tho bladder. kidneys, anA
drurefea1 tsTeilines, --...,
, 1870-10-25
1000
lo,aD
$1,000
lD
1900
4S,?as
1,sS
$50
5000
~hA
Export Of domestic Spirit.


ffo" Ae Hfsa fnsk Journal " Cotane7rt.
Tho following correspondence shows that
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istsnn fh;s n;nter r. " LA ~ erno-tst;ar ~.
- vn ~. .I.e S "la.1f " a"ow u ekPoltAuon 1Eee
o. ING intefna TAX such PERMISSION oughk
to 30 Etrsn, md there would be no difficulty
poec, II Tho officials were not ready to enter
into cpl1us5ou With nrzernnnto. ~ man rhnn,
they viii meet mora fh,n h.if ,rr~ ~ ,1;-;Sa
thn ,,o1sa..1s ~ 1I.e az .Au Ms't WY 20 MV!ae
ny VI 'o' 'AA eAseo oo' u Inc tfeAe-
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.GalteI W'to Maicn tou 4se donhtless, perfectly
y, ,atEins, ~ ana Mniea n Q! nc Utmost importance
~ ar sfranJ 10 heca OF an EXPORT Law for DIS
,eM sI,A fos osel INC He2fs Ee nase been
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.es se wotM y, pas nesH eeplven o. ons OF " AskAf
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merits cY our own conntly-6nt IL wr Nh m
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| a.cohnt and xhi4keyx ahrnaf. Then We wsn'f mn
4
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| ahn ara inxnIyed IN me ,1ssforfnnr ANA fhs ronr
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