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INSURANCE..

nELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
II COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania, 1885,
once southeast corner Of THIRD ana WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels Cargo and Freight to all parts Of the
INLAND ASSURANCES
On goods by river canal lake and land carriage 10
all parts OF the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November 4 1850
100000 United States Five Per Cent
,oo ooo loan Loan tenforties. s9ieoOoOe
40 ooo ,,.L.S Loan gawIul money. 49,. io7z5OOO
Loan, 1881 f.................. 6OOOOOe
100000 State of Pennsylvania six Per wv
ooo ooo =. Cent ,, Loan si 2is.oSooo
..... tax. .i......:;....:s.. sOO,9asOs
ooooo : Cent. Loan. ..;:....;;:.; lOa.OOOOo
10000 Pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent
$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Sc w
cond mortgage Six per Cent.
$4,000 western pennsylvania Rail '''0'o~
road Mortgage Six Per
Cent Bonds pennsylvania
Railroad guaranteed. 49,. 100000
10000 State of Tennessee Five Per
.. Cent Loan................. 100000
Cent Loan. ;:............. 4,210Oo
oo pany, $50 shares stock; 90. 100000
5000 North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, 100 shares
STOCK. 0ok....................... 3,900O0
10000 Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Com
o., o00 pany, so shares stock: 80. 10000
246,sOO Loans on Bond and Mort
gage, first liens ON City
Properties. s.................. 946,9OoOo
si,231 400 Par. Market value 81, ,2b5, 100
Cost, s1,215, ,62227.
Real Estate Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Bills Receivable for Insurances made . 329TOOTb
Balances due at Agences:-
Premiums on Marine Policies, Accrued
interest, and other debts due the Com
9. pany 65Os195
r, tons, S4I0e. Estimated value. ......... 9,T4O9o
Sasn IN Bank. k.................. S1G9, ,31S 9S
Casn IN Drawer....... ........ 97226
16s,991I4
s1,s52, l00O4
DIRECTORS
Thomas Q. Hand, Samuel e. Stokes,
John g. Davis William q. Bouton,
Edmund A. Souder, Edward Darlington
Theophlus Paulding, III. Jones Brooke
James Iraquair, Edward Laf0urcade,
Henry Sloan, Jacob Regel,
Henry c. Daett, Jr., Jacob p. Jones,
James G. Hand James B. Mcfarland
william z. Ludwig, Joshua p. Eyre,
Joseph H. Seal Spencer McIvain,
Hugn Crnlg, y. J. Semple, Pittsburg
Jonn ID IaylOr A. d. Berger, Pittsburg
George w. Bernadou, ID. T. Morgan Pttsburg
William G. Houston,
THOMAS G. HAND, President,
- JOHN c. DAVIS Vice PRESIDENT
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary. II
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother;
BENTON barracks. Mo-, April ~. i.s,

''h''h 'eRfNN-s w. SpiH isnt.
n JOHN RULL-f-ar sir; Knoxing ,h. eff
c."nci OF your -Hr~psrlla, and the healing ana
h.h" ncisl qnslit". ~ Possesses, I send soI m.
toloAin' riat, ulvnI ~ ny case;
Twas wounded shout i've years sgo-ws- tnk.p
priFon-i and 'onnpsd f.T sixteen months. BENZ
mVN"o 80 or"n, my wounds have not healed Vet
have no. sat up moment since VAS wounded
AIN shol through IN. hips. Ny general health
~ impaired and heed something 10 Assl.t us
tnr-' ] has. NOR. faith ia your ssr-aparlila than
IA anything else, vtf that that il genuine
Please express M. . half doxsr hatff~s, aed
o0llgs CAPT. c. y. JOHNSON
an, ~. Louis. Mo.
d. MIS-, J-ahi. Johnson, ...uIher of Capt. John
son!
DIR, JOHN btLL-p.sr Sir; My husband. bf
:, JohnIon, Ma skllliul surgeon and physi,
IAN u Central New York. where he died. leavlns
III" sbo,s 4. y, johnson IA my care. Al thir,..'n
years OF age he had d chronic diarrhea ana
sctoiuls, Tor shich gave hini your sar-aparlila.
1T CURED HIN. nave for ten wears fecom
m~nded y 20 many IN Ne~ FORK. ohio and lows.
for scfofuls, FEVER sores, ane, general debility
Perfect success has attended II IAs cures se.<fsS
~ s0as sesss srefsia ssd fsrer sore, rsve llas.f
"iracpisas. am very anxious for my SOD to sYaIu
have recourse To your s,rssparila. He !, & srful
Of getting spurious article, hence hir writinl g..
you FORT tbs sounds we're terrible, hu, 4 ~.
lisy' ne Will rs"oy-r Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
OH 8ulletin.
Commercial.
MONDAY EvrSixa, April 4, 1870.

MONDAY EVENING, April {, 1870.
Owing to the continued limited receipt,
Of corn, oats and bay since our last semi.
weekly review, the market has ruled es.
trcmcly firm for these articles with an adj.
vance in hay of 81 90 to ~ 80 per ton.
Flour has been in very moderate order
demand, principally for the winter grades.
and our last weeks quotations have been
generally sustained.
! The aggregate salos Of -four for the
month of March were .26. 3o4 bbls.
Amount previously reported -. G2. O27 bbls.
Total sales from Jan. lst to
March lst........... AL bbls.
For business yet in It's infancy. We
consider thisa very fair showing for the
hour trade, and when We consider that UNI
III within two years the business was no,
suihcicntiy large TO be considered worth
reporting, it, growth j. unprecedented in
the history "fthe trade. It seem. to .hov
what use may Doe made Of our superior adj
vantnges by well directed energy and can.
ital, and what has been done in hi.
speciality may, with equal success, be &c.
complI.h"d in any other. \ growing want
has long been felt among our merchant.
for adequate facilities with which 10 pror-
p"rIy conduct the provision. trade. A
commencement has been made during the
present season, BY the establishment, Of
an exclusive packing house here. but there
Is room for as many more ~ may choose
to come. And we hope By another yesr
TO see more men and capital engaged in
TINS business IN Cairo than ever before.
Properly conducted by men Of experience
the pecunary success Of such a business
here isa foregone conclusion, as there is
plenty Of material here, which can ALWAYS
be bought at reasonable price. and We
have good marke, FOR hog products Of all
kinds.
FlOur.-Owing 20 the dullne., Of the
trace and the Encouraging advice. sen;
out ny dealers, receipts have diminished
within The past week. and witha moderate
"rder demand, stocks cannot now be- said I.
20 Ne accumulating 10 hny extent The I
continued depression In the Southern
mgnrke' keeps shippers aloof entirely. The i
sales reported we're
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EeIIl.
No'rlcE.

NOTICE
Public notice ia hereby given that sealed bids for
the purchase oi the Market House, nov located
on Washington avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, will be received until saturday 9th dsy of
APril, ls70, by the Market Committee OF the CITY
Council of the city OF Cairo. All bids must be
made with the understanding, that the amount
hih Is 10 be paid IN cash, anu the building remoy.
ed within thirty days from tho day on which the
bids 10 opened and accepted.
bids should be directed to Joseph Mendel, Sec
Rotary Of tho Committee,
LEO KLEB, Chairman
JOSEPH MENDEL,
PATRICK FITZGERALD.
Market Committee.
Cairo. H.. April eth, is'o--dss
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Az Essay FOR YOUNG MEN. On Physiology.
- Errors, Abuses aud ei.ea..-s incident to
Youth snd Early Manhood. ~h.h Great" imp.si.
m-nt. 10 NARRiA1E. With sure mean. Of relief
-sui n sealed sltsr envelopes, free ( barge.
Adire... Dt. :. ski Lin HUUDHTON, Howard
A,soc alton. PhilsI.lphia, Pa e.Tds.Jm
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THE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
4 Justly claims for II a superiority over all re.
NEEDLES ever offered TO the public for the ssfs,
,aip, qfedy and psrRrHsr: cure Of Ague and Fever,
or Chllls and Fever, whether Of short or long
standing. lie refers to the entire Western and
southwestern country to bear him testimony to
tne truth o. the assertion, that In no case
whasyer VIII II fail to cure, II the directions arr
strictly followed and carried out. In q crest
many cases single dose has been sufficient for
cure, ana whole families have been cured by
single bottle, With q perfect restoration Of the
general heath. II II, however, prudent, and 10
unued IN smaller doses for week or two after the
disease ha- been checked, more especially in DIFF.
medicine will not require any aid TO Keep the
towels IN good order should the patient. howev.
or, require cathsrtic medicine, after having
dose OF na1rs Vegetable Family npA1is
vii be sufficient.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Or. JOHN BULLS Principal oace.
NO. 10 FIFTH, (Cross street,
@ou10vA11o, Ky.
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FOR SALE,

N"r'cE'
Tt'r" VII h. -o'u ~ Pubn, Auction O.. PM.
Both Day Of April Next.
RIO fN, h4rt,ou Room Il T. Kaufman. an ,.,,,,.
81 AN'uu". .ot 90 Watches when nov. n.,.,' ,.g,
W ~ i'r t"iaIr. ma remaining on. war iiii.5,l
- l"f' :" paw ne rharfs f"r rtra.rs tttha am.
time will b. sni 10; u J-WrliN. lo,, ior r.,,,'..
al gu's.I"d Tor. Cor one wear 49,
u" following description AMI name l.f, Nm
he tftUs-. '''' 49,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Material 70 make dollar DOul~ ~ the bss, Hair
hs-torn' We ever used Tor restoring gray HAIR to
f. original color send ~ c.n,. for y package.
~ rot wASr
Nice White Teeth, Healthy Gums, and .we.,
breath send Tor our TURKISH pESrRiFiCE
yrc.. cent?.
" rot wAsT
4 cure cure for Hssdschs. Cstsrrh, Deafness. sr
tusIas ia the .sr.. ..nd for our sTEKSITA.
TORI. Pre-. "a cents.
r~ikt ut brtre.
AaIres. Joseph x. L.Ghsr. al Msrk,, street,
II Louis. NJ. s.X7Isdav
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BULLS
worm DESTROYER
To Ny United states and World
wide Readers:


I HAVE received many testimonials from
professional and medics men, IS nv aimsnacs
and various publications. have shown, Ill Of y hlch
are genuine. The following. from q highly edu.
Gated and popular ply stefan in Georgia, In Ger.
Mny one OF the most sensible cOmmu a e ions
have ever received. pr. Clement knows eI.
actly what hs speaks of, and HE testifnsny de.
serves to be written IN letters Of gold. Hear
what the Doctor says Of buil's Wera nee.
villsnow, WAGER County. &C.,
juno ~, 1850.
Dr. JoHs BrLt-pear SIR; I have recently
snr nnd II wonderfully effcscious. IL has not
failed IN single instance 10 have the wished for
effect. Am doing pistiy large county practice,
aud have daily Use for some article Of the KIND.
am free 20 confess hat know Of no remedy
Isooinm~nded by tho sbest authorities that - 80
certain and speedy in It's effects. On the contrary
thev are uncertain IN she extreme. My object In
ertinS you II 10 Ind out upon what lsrms can
get the medicine directly from you. II can get
u upon ess. terms, shall Use great deal oi it
si aware that the use OF such ar cies II contrary
to the teachings and practice Of . great MAJORITY
~ the ulsiar line discsfding . remedy which wr
snoS To lie suf'cient. simply because we may be
iynoiant 81 IL combustion. For my part, sAsii
make TIA RUS TO use all and every mean. to nj.
TO commandment h.sitsilns because some one
more ingenious than my self have learned its
effects hr-t, and secured the sole right 10 secure
thar knowledge. However, am BY no means an
advocate or supporter OF the thousand VI worthless
no-irums that hood the county, that purport to
cure all mssn.r oi diseases TO which aesh IL heir
Please reply soon, aud iaform me Of your b~.t
terms. am, SIR, very respectfully
JCLIusP. CLENES1, ~. H.
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Drak e's soiIerssan

of nearly one hundred receipt. fpr making trsnd,
ell sind- % Wine, On. Ale, Beer. Cordta-, ~.
per,oi Cider, ana much other useful informal on
Tor thos. dealing 10 Or ms" gf~'uripg sny 81 the
shove. either tr the trade Or bone u.-.
sent by mail, fiee n postage, tor ~ cents. Nj.
d'.-,, x. y. NORMAN Or, Soi Nars.t street,
-. Louis, Mo ..gs IyJ.x
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EssArs sos yovss Ms~.-Th~ tue estimate Of
80 nsn-ihe happiness 81 al bopor.ta, marriage
the cssrful social k,l. Of Tie day III. cause
ami cure. sent free, IN sealed envelope. Al.
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. BoI y. Ftila.
lphia. Pa
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Life, for which men, so long the victims Of
countless disorders, must now needs yearn !;
join with -fs-in securing q return of peace for
all kingdoms, law for the barbarians, calm for
the inconsistencies, good order for the Church,
discipline for the clergy, apd for God an accept
able people. (St Bern. de Consulate, iv. A.
God is standing in His holy place; He is in the
He, in this effort of His abundant mercy, has
chosen Us to be His ministers and fellow la
borers and it believes Us to be So devoted to
this service that We now consecrate Our minds,
Our hearts, Our strength to Him alone. -
But conscious of our Own weakness, We dis
trust Our powers, and Our eyes are raised, Our
prayers are addressed, with confidence to Thee,
Spirit of God. Thou FOunt of true Light, and
of the Wisdom of God, do Thou pour the illu-
mination of Thy Grace into Our minds, that
We may see what is right, what rs salutary,
and direct Our hearts, that whatever this
Council shall do may have right beginning,
prosperous course and happy termination.
And Thou too, Mother of fair love, of knowl-
edge and holy hope, Thou Queen and bu1wark
of the Church, do Thou take Our consultations
and Our tolls under the secure protection of
Thy motherly care, and by Thy prayers to God
gain for Us the grace to be ever Ono in spirit
and One in heart.
be you also Win US ye Angels ana ATch-
angels and thou, too, Prince of the Apostles,
Blessed Peter and thou, Fellow-Apostle of
Peter, Paul, Doctor of the Gentiles and preach
er of truth in the whole world and all ye
Saints of Heaven, ye especially whose relies
we venerate in this place, by your powerful
intercession procure for that we may all
faithfully fulfil Our ministry, and may receive
mercy from God in the midst of His temple, to
Whom be honor and glory for ever and ever. -
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LLOYD I. COLEMAN,
President,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DIEDMoNT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Home ofice, Richmond, Virginia.
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sollctts Fire, Marine aud Rlver Risks at I,a'ses
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA STATE MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

New Orleans, January 4, l510.
In accordance with the requirements of its charter
and the act of the Legisatureof Louisiana the Loui
State Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans
makes the following statement of Scrip for the year
1866 and interest thereon uncalled for of three
years standing. That remaining unclaimed thirty days
from this date shall remain forfeited to this company:
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ORIENT MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF New York.

Issue Policies for Marine Risks Cotton for any port
of Europe favorable terms Certificates delivered
for losses If any payable in gold either ut the office of
the Company in New York, at tie Office of Drake
Klienworth s. Cohen in London.
For furtht particulars apply at the Office,
- No. IA Union Street, New Orleans.
tas I'm N. NJ. BENACHI, Agent.
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ALLoCUTI0N

Pronounced in the Paicah Basi'ioa at tie Opening
of tho Holy Gcameaioal Council by oar Most
Holy Lord Pope Plus by Dirine Providence the
NTah, on the Eighth day Of December, 1869.
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d BRADLEY.
Dealer in WESTERN PRODUCE, HAY, CORN, OATS,
Bran, Flour, Potatoes Onions, etc
Corner Eysian Fields and Front Levce Nos 80 and 40
hear Puntchartrain RR. Depot, Third Dist dig ~
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

To all who value their Sight and wish tc improve
RERNAG HAN 81 CO.,
ILL., -------- CAMP STREET -.---- ."-'-
Beg leave to offer to those in need of Lenses tnel
GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE Spectacular 'i
ranted preserve the eyes nnimparod to extreme W
age. Their construction" says celebrated writer u
optics in accordance with the philosophy of nature
in the form concavo-convex mirror" and their tIanSP
rency is so perfect that the only perceive
has them on by the Improvement in his eight.
The advantages of improved Brazilian Pep ta
spectaces haze been fully tested by the most scieh
men of both Europe and America and approved as ~
best spectacles known for the preservation Oh -
impaired vision
For sale only by KERNAGHAN q W"
fe2l If Opticians, No. IL Camp sul00'
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i. W. bN'lIIE, NefIGIHTy. Jaw I'M
\ I ECuANICS' AND TRADERS INSURANCE CO.
No II Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
soIcits Fire, Marine aud Rlyer Risks at Iawest Rates
CHAs. ESGsrFELp LLOYD L. COLEMAN, ~
Secretary. President,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
1--WE STOCK NApVrT

FRrpAY April - The frs h. Ere 'il 80
great MOBday. arrived to-day husng vih hf sa g
hogs cattle. BESIDE hcse have - trwI q
l8 One-hundrschs., adI 20 ths ~ n
Tn makes l5 cattle today a1t, including Nora 800 us rs
which ghi supply. Sui there adsarc IN rrrfo r
feeling In the I've saek trade, bat tresei h-ri sod lr- M
A. Communpas the 49i nos - 1T Arrnif Go @ g
ewt IS % Il 10 each Nh i ort1ry i 81 p -
lot o. loJ Ohlo d stel snl all so a. itc fr 't t
Z! ani ~ Gilr for balls ArotAr oi 10 f' re
II Illinois lf0tf sui 10 OF cFt . - &
All SOD, Of the sellers calling the mire' aher o~ a
las Monday.
e former Z. al ewt cattle ~ III % eHaus 81 % tnsn = os
es brought i'c. q Aro drove Of l3 IN ser e. c.
sold AZ 5e issd6c = Market active, afd n's n
o. i2 10 u cvt p nf a.
Ill IA qi5.c. fcs hIrfs nus al
o!le JewsSho kang ho.-lgiess
away much o, the hfe Of the trse.
Sheep quickly former qu0t'.ors hosfh re - -
rght-s Coumuniyaw eaeh Nehawscn ra lrrr
eghth-st akng Arrivals this week beg nnng h
36 They not al s, toay The trtnsaetoas q,
Conmunpaw | y Z sheSre Ohio, % tc.
At Forghth-st eJt Ohio sheare ele v ch
Wool b sl - H. wool b b. 7ie "a DO O Il q, e.e Of q
Il 8tc
Atweehswken cars Ohio .ead o. . bouga 7c snl "a
n 6fc
Lambs scarce wanted eat VITA ,he % tash rera es
the South Ills loi Of ~ p itnhs
so YESTERDAY hu. today thai n l.i
o. 70 lambs. lot Of a. y sIng At sane preA
dressed yecraT, ogy I've sruN,ng
tha, day ami hve Weaesia, the5 o seri
aeuyy oday at l2c The arrivals to-day 10 81 or IN
the back stock The Erie setting hroug-sni n tonmHn
Two Ia
l53i ~ At l0e, and 10 Of l-s. y a; losc
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE O-TRIFiE

week: Entered for consmg on, s.727ss; Withdrawals
va rive low our week. y statement Of the condition
Of the money market at the different business points o
sr frIs &,r 20 Money counues my st eIo PER cent Mater
local hanAs qee AMI rmisanoes hom county 0r
dryriSsAT April soTDe demand for ons IS reported being
The ne- to-day TIE regular oans. or no ooah'hg any paper e1
nv graded according to ihr yse Of TIER aoun
feature. t,y he demand s,- cency contns active, n
eognts and ceei1g AMI WITH Tlssr mdsa ron ''p"S
CoLuHr Oao April 0Busnsss dal The money market quiet
Iws Ap lho local money "a %,ss RI , Pre1 ~ t9 10 r'
ample to n % a tenants Of tr- and Lscass paper readily PAe1
Pnsiprlpnr. qBnss matters ws, very dul on Third.
~ & ~ 80, eae sn r are ,eoSng love- Fr.tclass
commercial paper freely aAen ai For cent While boroacs 'ns
good e eris sought b. lenders gho are nIou, s1 II some
T gold active The volume o business a. ne
God Room measer hat cou al be done in 'ew minutes %
days me Go Room Association are edAty over And al -
'' Fsor ~ 2 z m q to bur n is cont ea 5s w arrive financial circles
and the demand for beaver ami thre has been no ~
stringent feeling tending 70 close market
saS IAss,co 81 Agn a9Eey Is steadily ccaTnlang y S1a
freely a-e Aa raan 4 beaase oi tSs sagsi.ness 81 ~ os M
Hxw0ElElSs Ayr i6Th money ae; proper cOutnucs quiet
and easy with qloialle change street r. which Od2 per
Al business paper without eoea ani per month fol
I I 2 e up e S's tho % s TO Saa: G TIE
closer than during st Ves from Increase
duces the Volume Of currency held by ihe banks kasn exchange IN
better supply and essicr
BosroS April 2The money market remains much the
and
sustained tut lenders lave not been able - realize aysnce they
hoped for little The bsnks generally accommodating
per with T. Outside TO q
per Demand loans inquired for AZ cent
LyScHBrEeH April oMOney MaT.e;-Ihe demand for discounts
during the week hs quit scve sn business generally ha Den
brisk FO- hrsa paper the Uniform and trm while the
more doubtful "a almost entirely neglected.
MEaPHIs Apd l9Money remain steady. With material
change scups Bank Of Iunessee
with only lsh demand.
PORTLAND April 2Money quite Gold bs fneua.e
wsI week but the general result is that The bull HoTcme1t
vigorous last has failed 10 accomplish
ma -kals result. -
CHICAGO Apr 2The banks still pehorc and would be glad
VheDOtOmiIe them
There however slight improvement. compared WI last week
ttie
JosgPH April l8Money In lOd2 cent tn
class paper /. .scounei At the former rate.
Pr1sBunGH April temper the local discount market i de-
ciedg closer offerings the various discount places much
heavier The banks generally their discount lines an
unwilling present There active demand for
money the past few days and discover disposition on the
part o advance the old high STANDARD,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
AMERICAN. INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUE.

Session of Tuesday, April 19.-N. C. Ely in the
chair.
The pOrtly form Of Mr. Secretary Chambers was
missed and his unavoidable absence was explained
by the fact that he was serving his country this
week as juror in the County of Kings. The lower
ing clouds caused rather thin attendance, but
nearly every seat was filed ere the proceedings
closed. Among those present were Mr. Jonathan
Deyo, one of the best practical farmers of Saratoga
County, N Y. also, DR.. H. II. Smith of fame as the
discoverer of the oxygen treatment.
BLACK KK.-George J. Knight, Brownsville N. Y:
Why is it that no ink one can buy nowadays is as
good as that used co or 100 years agoi have tried
various kinds, but none Of them will last. want
good black ink that is black and will stand the test
of time. have seen writing done with pen before
the art Of printing discovered that III bIacK and
Dr TTimble-NutgaIls and copperas will make a
good and permanent black ink. Has rich gloss
and will last.
The ChaIman-In nv early days we were accus-
toned 10 make rich blue-black ink from the inner
bark Of the maple.
ROCKS IN FIEI.Ds.-E n Dwyer, North Bennington,
Vt have in my field great number, OF huge
bOwldeT rocks, and would be glad II the Club cOuId
tell Inc some cheap and easy mode OF getting nd 9i
them. They are very hard, 40 that the best ann
makes hut little impression. Would gun-cOttOn be
better than powder
H. J. Dodge have heard Of nitro -glycerine being
used IN similar cases.
The ChaiI1nan-1his substance has been used with
great effect in the East River Tor some reason iis
use has been discOntinucd but have heard is 10
De resumed. II IS very powerful and cicctuAi ca
llOlyc material.
Dr. Tumble-Ihe old-fashioncd way 10 ret rd #
DOwideIs Was ~ build TIRE around them. and when