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CHARGES very moderate. Communications sacredly
CONFIDENTIAL and all may rely him with the sricest
secrecy and confidence whatever may be the disease
dition OF situation OF any one, married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail and Express to all parts OF
United States,
All letters requiring advice must contain dollar
insure Il answer.
Address Dr. L. DIX No. p Endlcott St. Boston, Mass.
Boston Jan. / ls.O-Iyr
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SAVE THE CHILDREN

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DIR. IL. DIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
~ EnhicOtt Street, B0stOn, Mass
STRANGERS AND TRAvELIERs

To avoid and escape imposition OF foreign and natl,
quacks, more Numerous IN Boston than in other lars
cities,
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TEEsE UNEQUALLED MACHINES DO ALL
l the different kinds Of work required to be
done in family and make all the different kinds
of Stitches, without he complications of the other
Machines.
All persons will please examine the WHEELER
4 WILSON SEWING MACHINES before pur-
chasing any other.
The Wheeler 4 Wilson, Is is well known has
won at nearly every trial in which it has competed
the highest award Of merit The representatives
OF Other machines, ever confident, have entered
the lists ime and again only to be defeated; and
finding it impossible to compete fairly, have
deavored to d,cry the value of Premiums The,
are not slow, however, TO boast Of the few the
have received. But in the grand trial. daily us
through ut the world where only tue me it find
favor and superiority wins the race, the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine stands triumphantly tn
champion by the verdict Of the leope.
These Machines are Adapted C
Every Variety of Sewing.
From the fghtest musins to he heaves, cloths
They work equally well upon Silk, Lluen. Wooler
or Cotton goods with silk, linen or Cotton threat
Scanning, Quilting, Gathering. Hemmns. Telling
Cording. Tucking, Braiding. Embroidering. al
making Button Holes. with the greatest facility.
If it he announcement fer the purchaser to visi
the salesroom. the order may be forwarded TO the
office, and it will be faithfully filled if the
selection had been made pei sonally.
Full instructions recently compiled. and giving
full information upon every point in detail, ac-
company each Machine, and enable the most mex
perienced to operate without difficulty.
Our interest in the successful working of Ma
chimes is not SECOND TO that OF the purchaser, and
We esteem il privilege TO aid by correspondence
,r otherwi-e, any person requiring it
New Machines and Machines repaired here, wal
'antcd for year.
All the Modern Improvements, including tn.
Best Quality of C..tton and Silk, for sale at San
Francisco rates. Call and see terms.
w. NJ. STODDARD,
General Agent for Pacific Coast.
Montgomery street. corner Of Sacramento,
San Francisco.
N. j. s AWE II 8.
Agent for Carson and vicinity.
Crrson, December II, 1869.
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reduction Of the money shall take place, in the
general accounts, on the basis of five franks If
teen confines for one dollar Of the United States
In marking the foreign hostages upon the letter
bills in the money of the dispatching Office, the
cent OF the United States shall be considered as the
equivalent of five confines of Switzerland
1t is also understood that the quarterly accounts
shall be quidated respectively in gold of the de-
nomination of the creditor office.
Signed at Washington, the 18th of March, 1862
JNO. A. j. CRESWELL
Postmaster General.
J DUBs,'
Chief Of Department of Posts, ETC., ETC., etc,
Signed at Berne. 9Th March. 1869.
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ARTICLES

Agreed upon between John A. Kasson, Eco, in
vested with s,ecial Powers to this End. anC
Director General Of Posts in Italy, by virtue O.
his full Powers, in order to establish a rexula,
| Exchange Of Correspondence between the United
States of America and Italy.
| ARTICLE l. There shall be a regular exchange
Of correspondence in closed mails between the
Post Department of the United StaGes and Post
Depa tment of Italy, upon the conditions set forth
| in the f. lowing articles:-
| Article IL. The exchange of mails shall be
cnec ed by means OF the Transatlantic steamers and
Of the intermediate r..ufes Of transit upon which
the two postal administrations Of all hereafter
agree; or, in the absence Of such an agreement.
| each postal administration shall designate the
steamers aud the route OF transit by which the
mails which it dispatches shall be conveyed.
ARTICLE III. The Offices for the exchange of
mails on the part of the United States, are
1st- New York.
On the part of Italy, are
LIST. The travelling Office from Turin to eusa,
when the transit is by the way OF France and
England.
I'd The travelling Office from Milan to Gamer
lata, or the travelling ONCE from Arora to Maya
dino, when the transit is by way Of Germany and
Switzerland
The Post Departments of the United States and
OF Italy whenever they shall find it necessary,
may agree upon other offices Of exchange
ARTICLE w The following articles shall be
admitted into the mails exchanged between the
two countries. t. wit: Q) ordinary letters; ~
Registered letters; 49, Documents Of business and
other written documents which have not the char
acter Of . direct personal correspondence, Cor
rected proofs samples Of merchandise including |
grains and SEEDS, and not having . mercantile |
value in themsel es; ~ Newspapers and prints of
all kinds. in sheets. in Vsmphle.s and in books;
sheets Of music. engravings Autographs, photo |
graz b.. drawing, msps, and plans.
ARTIC v. The weight ( each packet Of sam
pies of merchandise shall not exceed 500 grammes
The weight OF any other packet If mailable articles
shall not exceed 600 grammes: and the form Of
the packet shall he regulated by the practice of
the despatching depar ment.
ARTICLE vi All mail ,ble articles. except let /
fers shall he sent under band, enclosed that
postal agents in both Countries may readily verify
the contents Of the packet
ARTICLE VII. The standard weight and pro-
erosion FIR the single rate Of postage upon ali
Iicles in Article w. Of this convenfion
are established - follows: ~ For letter., Is
zrammes; e. For documentary manuscripts ma 1
having the character Of . direct persuaal cosTe-
pondence, fer corrected proofs. and for samples Of
merchandise 20 grammss; (S) For newspApsEs end
prints Of all kinda embracing all oaflable articles
not Otherwise assignsa. the seandaE9 sha1l DOt b.
ese thaa - erA01O IN Italy, a o0o $1,000 md .
lah n ~ United Statee; bat saeh post dart
neat nay estahahA . highsc lseanhaRd vei6ht Of
Iecgvsasoa a1apeso 10 'fts inteeiR ssqsirg nssAst
b aEtie3D a III eln0 Vhieh &c despaaeAea
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DETAILED REGULATIONS.

Agreed upon between the Post ONCE Department
Of the United States Of america and the Gene
raj Postoffice Of the Netherlands, for the execu
tion Of the Convention of the 10th day of Sep
tember, 1867.
ARTICLE 1. The exchange ONCE of Moerdvl
| hall MIKE mp closed mail for the exchange
| Office Of New York. The exchange office Of New
York shall on its part make up q closed mail fol
Moerdyk.
Until further notice the only exchange ofii,e on
the part of the United States shall be New York
ARTICLE IL. Earh mail exchanged between the
two Offices shall be accompanied by a
letter bill, -howing the postages, the charges Of
transit the fees ETC.. accrung to each ONCE upon
the different kinds Of correspondence.
The form OF this letter bill shall follow the mod
els A and B. hereto annexed, and shall consecu-
lively be numbered by the despafching Office dur
The receiving once shall Immediately acknowl-
edge the receipt.
AsTrCLK Ill The exchange onices shall divide
the correspondents which they despatch into .
suitable number If separate packages according to
the letter bill
Each # these packages shall bear the proper
etiquette and number corresponding to the letter
bill.
ARTICLE " When more than q single rate is
chargeable upon any letter other article. the
number Of rates to which il is subject shall be in
Dictated BY the despatrhing ONCE by figure in the
upper left c.,rner Of the address
Article v. Registered correspondence shall be
described in . register list. This list shall
conform to the model hereto annexed marked G.
All registered letters shall be snveloped to-
eethsr in a strong paper, securel7 fastened, and
the packet inscribed with the word Aangetsekend
or Registered, and placed in the mail.
The blink in the letter bill for expressing the
number Of registered articles shall be filled by
pressing the number. In csse No registered arti-
cles sent the proper blank Of the letter bill
hall he filled with the word Mill or Nil.
ARTICLE VI. The register letters despatched |
hall be acknowledge Immediately BY the re |
ceiving ONCE by tho first mail following the re-
rsipt-
1.-THE veriica'ion by the receiving Office shall /
sclnse error of any kind in the register list,
hall be also. BY the first mail. notified to the
lesrAaehing ONCE
ARTICLE VII. The two administ- atinns nntu- !
lily engage to take needfnl measures for the care
al transmissioa { registered correspondence, and
NJ pursuing IL when lost. hut it 10 understood /
bat neither assumes TO the other any pecuniary !
espoasibilisy In CASE Of loss.
4 ftcIK VIII. All letters exchanged betweea /
he tvo oGlces shall Indicate by stamp a writing
berson, the once az o9igin ?.
Cberespoudence fully paid b dssefnafion Ghall BE-
lnnpsd vra1co IN ths HstheslandA ~ -Fsid IN I
. s6e Unieed Ssates
Reeistsssd sxtielssshAn - sa.apsd Aangstsek-
- = ~ NseAsglaadst 81 b t1s .Uaits8 oanass}
lqia0ak j
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The Judges. the Whole World
and she Trial, Fifteen Years
Duration.
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PRACTICAL USE THE TEST!

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT
''The Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine the
Champon.'
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AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT, NOTHING WOULI
BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN
ONE OF THESE MACHINES
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WHEELER & WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES
SAN FRANCISCO RATES.:
he Great Trial of Sewing Machines

THE GRANDEsT IN THE WORLD.
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To the Regulation Of Detail and Order signed at
Paris, November p. 1867, and concerning the
Exchange Of Correspondence between Swiiser.
land and the United States Of America.
In accordance With Article XVIII of the Postal
Convention concluded At Berne, between Switzer
land and tie United States. dated October IL,
1867. the two administrations have agreed to re-
place Article XVII of the detailed regulations of
November %, 1867, relative to same convention
BY the following arTangementss
6ola Article. 1t Is agreed, that the accounts
between the two Offices shall be respectively es-
tablishcd upon the letter bills in the money Of
the dispatching ofBce, excepting. however, the
internatioaai fstes on unpaid or fnsu1Bciently
paid letter., which nust b calculated In the
noesy Il the eounary where such letters are de-
hvorcd.
a Or - eoaess>s - inssssatiouai rass. ~
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Agreed upon between the Post ONCE Department
of the United States Of america and the Gene
raj Postofiice of the Netherlands, for the ex-cu-
tion Of the Convention Of the 18th day of Sep
tember, 1867.
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Posf- OYFIcE DEPARTMENT, I
Washington, Jan q, 1868. (

The foregoing articles of detailed equations for
carrying into execution the postal cnnvension of
18th September, 1867, between the United States
and the Netherlands, are hereby ratified snd sp-
proved.
Department this list day Of January, A. D. 1865
fsEAL- ALEX. W RANDALL,
ptatmasfer- Genarnl
, 1870-04-27

g1r, short distance this side Of Deaths Door.
The tceiienk occurred Z: few daJa afn, the ug,
h.!ias 5een rePat,ea 4 allssnkss being u nss be-
eItw 70 oeo1to. Tie taIk Is owned By J. r sssa-
Souv Of Racine. 49,.
Tar IcE jan sx1 CSsRoxEx.--The huge b1n
Of Ice II ST C1air FlAts was STU 1nhsotrn S.sns- M
dAJ afternoon, with no stEns Of giving away The
ice HAs pltnE up in fearful Esys seeming 70 nll
the whole depth Of the slram GuiH surface "a
tottcrn, and soile Of the cakes were Iuot anu
half thick a1l almost n hard as itpn- Vessels
found II useless 70 attempt passage. and sra!,
thing of account ha5 returned 70 pert IWo OF
ths boats belonging 70 the NM1heID 1r2aspoftA'
ton Company arc waiting I; tho upper sIk1 OF tne
blockade, and hare beta for .Ho dAJa SeFesai
other Fca:rls are hlanA19y nlnst-i When the
tam viii give way Is question that has a. summed
setGn. proportions TO the vessel who hAva
keep waiting fer shrrc OF lour days 70 pass up,
ers, ba1Ets, stows, steamboats, anl rropelleFs.
there beng Eot less th1n two hundred II dock and
In the strtatn between the tirJ docks nearly every
onc q tntln beng ready 70 move Great expense
u tEcur1e1 IN this Nal:ln4 Tor nature to solTe the
1lnculty. but It l. sxer*d thst human MI can fea-
der no assistance. NIL that the route shove Win
open sczne TINE during the s1nmer.-bttndt Frtt
Erfak
The Detroit FIR E7rss Of Monday contains ne
following Items: - The steamer Marine City AZ
riSed fr1m the Flass at Late hour On Saturday
son, now Iylng At Sherwood dock The Huren Il
al right, excepting a broken wheel Tae passe1.
Errs. sfser tedious Imprisonment Of I'VE HasS.
wces brought In small boats Scra.s the ul1tshts
barge Dominion arrived down yesterday afternoon
titT ftettt Is i.t 70 nlt21s enc1lfa.claS.
Tf:,. s:eaIltr llutun. which has tee! detained
at Sic:wuctI .lock, atsout four miles as',ve ite
eaf$. for the past i've days arrived I'wn AZ |.
| nj. yesterday, SevetA pruf*rrs worked tne,s
way RI IN her and ter her out OF The ice Ca1snr
LatHh ps seih!t Is not very faynr1e. to an ear!
h5eaS III the bloeln.e. 1t Is ss;tl to extend 70 =
, 1870-04-27

SKw YORK, April 9G-There Is no important
change m business, which Is GENERALLY inert
Prices arc 81 low - 10 eAmlt OF no further con-
eeeaIan on NApIe stJlea Of cotton and wooEhu
, 1870-04-27

Tspcsv. Brus. IEta supsznne. i ,13k
rrf., 81, sGal45 Ntdiuu super1ne.l.eo 20
Extra s-ply CARPET Fine tnz1Nn;.-... Y
Ing. ...-~.-.1 80 tBclEt3ae Eoo01.-..
Fine 8-p5y ap,...I-S
, 1870-04-27
Mi4CHlis1nt.uItA lfcIuNa

TKASsrEn--rhe ,ee Tl~as has fseen scli lt
smith 1 Mrt'aW- Of Detroit ~ Rot'tns,n WHal-
.1l1. IT 81 CIalT, fur Sl1,sN- CAp.1tn MrsiaN,
WIN i onr Of our mrs. experienced shlrrnas'ess,
will this season coInfaand the bark N. T. tietfe.
lowing rates. which arc p:pba,'ly as high as on
any other Tine: reek hands, is to so pc. month;
te@sa, nee IS s 81 81 ass e. 10 70 .fss.tas
so to $50; cocks, same hslrrs: cabin help $1a 10
aoo. The tsl1ercnce in tat ra!ss rata 70 shs sa11e
help IN made for those who will sign Articles fhs
the srason, beiue, OF course, the most valuable
help.
uence on this Important improvement to Buffaln
nAr,or. During The season OF 1s69 snne ssn lces
OF underwater w2s plart4i on Inc, amt lii Se1.t
bntl, = ,he height q stght feSt aSo;e Tatsr,
rsarad and dlI+i With stone On the night OF the sth
Of June, and tte last Octnber :.
Captains, anil eentIcTntn Interested the 1aSt,
that the wsrf u bn1lt world not stand lnfing the
moving Of the tee IN the spring. the EofE, 1t Is
sail, looks - we'll and is IN as good e,n,iitinn q
| MlwAr1Es u4RnoR.-Thc Ersntne Etsto,si,
| taJs: AVE arc requested by the IIatbor master
to say that vessels corning tn or Eutng out should
keep half way between the rier% Ry no doing
theJ Hili md OVER fourteen feet Of water the en'
| tire distance"
] Hi6H WHARF.-THE rater At Port Hunnn Is nor
seven inches higher u an 1t has been Known as 4nJ
time within the past eleven years being dFe feel
mstnly 10 the ice gorge 4 letter from Saust Ss.'.
Marie says the water Is eleven feet thrce Inches
deep en- shc lower satL Ths dep:h list sp.1as WAS
ten and halt feet: ID thu full. Twelve feet
l TAE IhnsrECr.-t'ur most experienced CAPTAIN;
In the Lake superior trade believe st Nays RlScl
n R9n =. S oPa FL o s sn s
Alniia1 10 that in St CtaiT IAser Any opinion OF
tured.
THE TstTEp STATES M1c.i1GAS.-The Unlte7
States sl4At1tf Mlch!san- which ha. lEen at Es1t
, 1870-04-27
W'FrckknE.

E3rrcTRn-The tug George ". Wood. Captain
Ctawfoni, which Itft this port several dayH stn'e
Ia Co to the assistance OF the schooner John H.
DraEs, ashnrr IN Granl Traverse Bav, |. tzI".c;et
patch fEtul Port Washington. Yesterday.
We fn,i thr following items Ii Uur Detroit ea-
changes Of XoLday:
+The schooner Quick<tfp has been It1nc IN
tug Gra4t started dDwn Saiunay night with thu
intention Of pulling her or 1nstter that viii not
tc a hard iolL
tTAe schooner Anna n. Hanson, arr1sed up yrS
terda5 lnorulng tu Tow Vt Lhc Tug Grant, a:.,i vii
lay In the stream unit. Eensrei II Will be rtincr
bercd that size was driven ashore NJ LunS rolu
Inst wtutcr, losing both her 1uasts a. she struck
Turing thr past winter her RtlckA we're replaced
new tormasLs got out, and her cx-Vo VI Coal r.
Int tie Graft had her antai 10 ve huur al4i tl,tr
fix minutes tftcr making fast. Tn vesstl doe.
luI leak b lrur, but her Whule rigging aiuts .nrs
be tegtattd."
, 1870-04-27

Wheat scssrc; No, : EE.se WABASH AT NS1
w; xnas Aaeass7q t!; Fsalr 40, s-1S; ~ ame5 ~
R1cElr1s- Flour. 500 es,s; vaeas, a.sao ba;
corn, L go au: oa!4. 600 bu-
ssafee md req nFm for spot: ezra Al s: s.:
e ioxel. Com ii sSe osss u sc. ''
covrs s1Rn- = g teE Es, s.Rs! ~ pstne lots
BAzrtxoas, Ap5il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., uu-
changed Whzr dr1a: Maryland a@eer. s. .
LIZ Corn quiet; white, xl.iotAL1l; yellow t,ull
and lover; s2les chiefly At sLos. 0ass dull II
p1.ovE1oSs-F1rm and unchanged.
"n,sxxf-1n goo, M demand :; L. a sloss1.esf.
CINCINNATI, April sA-BKHAps1rUs - Flour
4 UNCHANGED and dull Wheat tn moderate demand
and qulet, II tt-1a2l-1a. Com dull and praets
| Light md the demand good. RYe-s3 4a6c: nl5.l-
I and &5ca31.00 for fal
COTIpS-Dull Anti unchanged; nliddlsne, We.
| WHfsxs1-Heli II st.oo, but ouye1s offer only
srnefa1y higher: mes pork so1d !: s. %, but he
| demand Al this rste MAS limited There wns
Etol demand for ha1k meats. chiefly shoulders,
nh sides: Atc for cless nh. and l3t.c for clear;
| ho!ders asked &c hi9hef 1t the close Tor
~ Bacon ,efy .st,;.-. nsm; sa'es ,l lso hhds. q.
l
ciear nj sides, and 1916 for shoulders, not much
out Of snluke and ~ come out Hc1t week: IL
sas1 Isl 4 !: foS ~ 1maa aaa n nau
| hus lt.ic onerrtt.
Brr1In-Dult: none bus strictly fresh salaale.
| aud II htuSs 2hAlx.
/ hGs-n1I at 1AAi5c-
bELs-lnsctvi oil rrm ST saaolc: !ar,I oil 81. 25a
! mel 4f'' f>''''N> >''''' ''se-'~ ''' ~
sEEos-Closer and timothy seed nouinally ua-
MnNErlKs-t;"II, ,laI bnvinc: cxchanre n1m
Al par tuyine: moneE market easy al ~a1o Per
.. LOUISVILLE
1niN:!!uss, ~. NS'''
HE 1.is1CFts-F,cur, saca Corn, s1.o,. Wheat,
1s, and lo.c. Bacon, lskc. lSsc znd ieaac- Lar'i,
leXG Hams; Is
ToB.ocu-:Ass!e: sales Of so7 hh.ss at saoha
kseo fo. 'rvsred to lngs: $svo31sss foT lor 70
ST. LOFTS .ts-:s.*
ST. LoC1s, April sA-ToBAceo-stesdya aand
CuT1pN-Flsm At esassAcs
EENP--s,eady at tl;.'e no for undrrsse..
bREApsTtsfs Flour quiet: q aena s.1a for taI
xdtt.s.:0 lt'r fa,aily Wheat nrm at s1asa Lod 70,
NJ = nd fall; $110 for Nm. do: s.. .e's LIS fol
choice 70 fancy, the latter for white. cor!l h1os
2ht ant higher At 9N797c for n!xef: s'9e, "
fur Selo~: :ssc,asl.t1 Tor whitr- Oats dim At :.
ia5.c Barley Inactive Ut aoc fer prime Minnesota
| lfyt weakcrzt s.-a1Sc.
WH1sKEY-Detter At k1. .0@6 113
I FKorISioNs-E1un!A ant some speculative move
ment in pork and dry salt ulrats: snail sales tnrs
saaaas aps 1; On ee.9 ~ III
! n9, packed, l3s.c Bacen better; Hselsac 1oi
| shoulders; l5!4'a1fc for clear lib; l6ASIsc fo
Clear; Lard nt7n; 1obbcs lois choice ue1re 1t l6e
GAnlsasseady At sA:es:.2a
! 1nnt rhaaf ~ TN
, 1870-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES
@<-<<~
Schenck's PuYmOnic syrup,

70. ali ds.c.ss of the lunrr aad rstt.a:orv crx.u.
Sehenets se.vr~d Tonic for t<.;~s-sa ard tn9e-dsa
Sehrnets Axndrakr PiIl4- for liver complaint
These porulaF HedlciaeA have now b-en bc!ofe Tx
p0fue neary forty 5eArr Aot the reputation they hESt
atta!ood rep8 II nseitts " put tae Tbousands whe
haEe born bensf.ed by sheif testify to their uue1Ha
ItnAy b nsked. BY thosa who Att not familiar Wit
the s!1toa Of thtse crat remedies. How do pT.
Sehenck's medicines ehe their wonderful of
Gznptianf~
The snzwer b Hraple one They BEGIN the.t wofA
of re4tosatIou By bringing the 1n.u.e Urer End bow
Il nto 4etvt. healthy condition. II b food t}at
eues this Formidable diaeasc. Schenek's AAndraft
Pflb AZ On the uEs1 and stomach. ronottn= heath:
s0lsd from The Inactive torpid condition Of hese
of the body. aad tbs ouataquc1t Accumulation of sht
raEeat1F suasssnees aa11s prevent the proper dEas
ton IT food. anA ~ natural consequence. ezEata ch
e1se which ssnlts IN pgpstf1oa. md hn4ny n dr7ta
Sehtuet's Fulrs1u1t syrup and Sawed Tonic. ~hss
taken regularly n1nxe with the taod. AID TIE dieesFt
ottzns make good Heb btocf. end n ! nst1tsl roase
quence efrc dh md strrgth to tie patient Let fha
farulty ray wha. ay. tA{s Is the tnJ 1- ere lot
consumption Expt11rEet kas f:pved It t-scnd TIT
shadow Of doubt and thousto1s att eodAy Awe Aet
wtQ wkp few seass tinee we.t rrt1sted ~ h,tl.ss
diea, md were restcrrd to paAoett he.lth hJ taes
rte ....... ...-
Dr.. Scbeneti Ai:uanAt, oontsI1inx fun t1esdse CT
tbs t.xt0us fots of di7s. biz mode NJ tTr<anen aat
ktneFaj directions how 70 hA usidns. can hc hs4
x&Is or s<nt By nsil BY sddrcssin& biz principal o!sa
No Is Eo;.h si1ta-st. Philadelphia, fh
Frtce Of the Putnonie SsEuo 1n3 SeaNced Io2te ea
ii 81 pcr ppt.3e o. E;2 A.X date1 M1ndrA1e t10A
s ents bo1 Foz AAle t5 Ill ds7Eefts s:I deA.e:.
, 1870-04-27

w w Gay. q ps1 &Lo442S1a; plaster q h!t- 83oo9
BRooA coIsS-The stock are fasr, and. unasr
corresponding demand, prices arc SEA ~ II
29toAs 90 Per ton.
bE-ANS--culttuue To seft al gur1uc. p;icts-$L0o
hEEs"Ax-sales sa-tar WeTr made to = shxh.
e1teas axasPfF = fss5ts ~ pr N =. -,
prices wese alrost rominal, as follows:
n.t nat1eAa 5o2lt5
isn1 rietces Lo's. ~
Flour ba1Tela, III hoons. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .,........,..,.. :. ga IS
Elo9E hstfsla, ruu1i hoops. ............ nnA IS
9CANDt3 Quotations renl1ln unchanged, Y
9IsEe; scauciders st.F, I4S.3lsNc; Bar
sett5 stslEc light 1@a1sac-
CnEESsE-husineEs IN this department rcnAans
4luA0aHy 1Glet Tor ts season Of tae year, tht de-
nano as ior soine tins past being 4inoat wholly
G1nune'! " smal orders "a meet current Wauta-
uepe nd & a. easy ferlns still pclyades the uNket
4nu IN tnGtt anxiety to Work OF thtir old Stocks
dealers are Et1nunZ concsastonA Of 9skc per u,
nhtn, ~ 50 dong, sales can be effected New
med oaa mas II n |1s' eu ~
aasiec: Illinois facsorT, 1s314c; Western Re-
sefse; FL ise1ss If 49,, .,. -,
pees ~ 1e.s AMI 1ss aasst, s enoasS wi %taeat aa
aootahe decline No caSEoea hAye a Jet str1vei,
1Nt seserai IRE expected In during the present
pesa n 'o1 10 nTets dnEt + 19. Fa1ss
| quote: Lehtgh, lump sA00; LehtEh. pre-
pale'i, tl4n; Lac1a.aas, slAoo: Blossbare,
M,@ ssnk e sna olsiss 55a: y.it, Ill s5s;sS
nosshioEhcnv. s%-o1; Walnut HILL, &d-sA4 100
| CVtttt-A uEIn feeling has pery71ei the mar
kst tof ths past Ten dayA Trails continues Actlye,
and Under the luunenee Of EASTERN nt.
slcss, pr',"s e.t tali5 sustained. We make NJ
rGan9es u our list: Aochz, :se.29c: java,
l9Ec: eomE0n Ito, s0tt4ao.te: IAN to Ruod
| 22t ta2c-
DRJGs AND cuEA1cAISTne demand fol
fa!rh G. h11l:r- 'ltE, ,11i ling dealers
not earring heav5 Stock prices continue ncC, 3
, 1870-04-27

wat7antee deeds conveying city and suburban
t,.rpesty within aescu nilcs Of the Court Housc,
Elr11 for rccurd On TutahaJ, April &c: