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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-23

NEANTED.-A GOOD FEMALE COOK-APPLY
W Al No l6l Robin -tI,ej between Magazine
and Constance streets n,y3
WASTED-OSE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN
w women and children Afflicted with the follow
ing diseases. DysPt psia. diaIILra. iIIiuJ and
other 1eveTs, general debility. Iseryo saez- low
splrlts. etc; to BE- cured by the celebrated Pey-
chauds BitteTs. Price. - u bottle.
apS0 Su We Fr "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-23
COMlII--ION.

The undersigned tas made a-1r,ye s--z-r-r----s
9Th eo11se. IL tie City O. Wasb1-E-0z. for me
prosecution o. claims against tL- United states
under TIE late act OF C0lgrpss
Acdress Washington. District C0.uutzs So
4sZS street corner Of PIf1e-uth
a2E JOHN II G. PARKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
HARVEY FISK.
A. S. HATCH.
FISK & HATCH,


Bankers and DepLers iR Government Securities
No. Nassau-st.. New-Iork, May 10, 1871.
TIE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHEsA-
pEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Co. are secured upon
,,roperty which, when the extension to the ONO
River now in process Of rapid construction Is com
pleted and fully equipped will represent cost OF
,eary SS0OOOOO0 aud an actual value in Road Fran
ehses rights Of way. &c. Of not less than $5OOOOOO
The total amount OF the Loan is Sl5,Oco,OoO' OF
which one-half hos already been sold
! The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS negotiated by u.s.
amounting TO 25 So O0O have ready market every
where. being faverably known and actively dealt In
nt all the principal Stock Exchanges of this country
and Europe, and ere readily salable at all times at
quoted market price, which is now above par
The Bonds of the CHEsAPE IKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD Co we believe TO DO Of equal value and Sc
curity, and must in time take Like rank In market
value and salable character.
Holders of Fiye-Twcnty Bonds, desiring to fund
Them otherwise than in the New Five Per Cent Gov
eminent Loan may do so with entire safety at
profit of about % per cent and without reduction OF
Interest by IN exchange for the Bonds Of the CHEsA
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Co.
Price Of the Bonds, until further notice, Oh, and
accrued interest from May l.
We also buy and sell Government Securities, and
fhe Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Co, and
"a Agents of the u. s. Government, will attend to
the funding of 5-2Os into the new u. s. Bonds
FISK & HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
noupqrtr ulpVPTS

PHnaDmrnr. May ii7-Cotou held firmly Middlrg Uplands
s F gss ' r. and S.s."f FAMILY S s
90 go y Spring Who. DO % s@ 81 vi IPianf md ohS
tsG.ai, western ssSsi & isssl sss$is RE
o sr. H sS hs G s I'd iS Western &C. Sugar and
small 'ans Pcs; Hneh'IseL Provision. dull Mess Po. ~ S
Ess1sl s.s WGl.IE quiet Ohio Iiga ss r,,.. ,.a,s,
asd Indiana ii ga 81 g. choice qt ola ga 10 6era
western iS75c Provisions unchanged WHISKY
demand get, At lss g 5'';g
s 10 S, & 6 S and Ssai P't quiet
changed. Lard dull at lcSl2Is Bacon unchanged u. n
nni H1 S. d1sss %ii i
81 ~ Coinsh.ds better High Mixed ecei LOT siIe Saii
bb Flour oo bush Wheat s.Coo bush Corr $50 bush Oats
MAY roqSE1tf, Spring SINE, Is = ws sss
OasHNo smer 4ge Corn-No MiIsi dmer a. Sec RyeSo
-, S SsS Wet S. sg SH Ssa.
& a r N sn 81 sE1a s So for fh AMBER wn oi
bush Milwaukee c1s 8 Z, Corn Ss a' R 30 S1 sh, At
500 bush tPI3ke Cl1a. at zoe Pea uneSsei 1, o I'D
bush Cad at 81 c. in boS Com Ms, s o. or so s ss
slipstuGs $3.50 $40; Mdags, s?oss9 tua Hghsigs Ole
Ser 80 70 the Hson - Is Se.Yorf aud IS to Ps,sgs
Receipts SS By Lnse oIsS SS y cSS b WSet 1895 bush
Con 400 90 bush peas, ed ID 65S f Sa Ea
seG at .sIs, % F e. I 3. Corn Su and
eGs5ci DsHi Pork s SPeria s i b.: L
holders anxious 70 e Kettle loe BIZ Mats gu ana T R
dull and unchanged WhsSy-DemaId fir and prices r sales at s
ALsisr May 1.-The market for Mhe1 s' ~ Ssy9 @
nomaai at 81 Hos State Corn fa saies Western AIs
oss @ c; m sGes aG lo s1roIed do II 5i
west si9s 49, oss dali; sales 21 bags State iS'aoi for
SSwoaLtaS May I7-our iul bat FIRM superan SO IS Double
demand sales 71 oats scarce and am at Gt Bran higher
scc Ss at 81 40 Hay qlet; Pne, So Sl5' rorA
Rib SIC; Clear sde. ls90A. LariTere HGlc key l2!9
l2ie sugar quiet Pre- liz hoassGood ff i,i5
Thanksgiving. 21i NewYOr1 sitAt rui9n God NJ
May Elou fne and gnhansoi NO sPnnz Haes'
cash No. Corr quiet and steady so aJc afternoon dull No
srd higher at i5laSc Mo- rye du at ooc No
seller Jps, Dry Slated Meat dull Shoulders sld5ia short Rib Md
dies e I've Ss' s ED s dis%Gg 90 Il 5b ' Fo g
buh Wheat buh Corn "a 900 bush Oats 1909 bush Rye
bash Cora bash Oats Oo bGGh Rye 1900 Hogs LAKE Frsls
L25lsyGtT low A'y nIS i So 90 2 Cotton very ns
sirg 5 PIonr very strong at ass 80 Tor Family Extra
Wheat ln at q ~ ga a. Sof Ie 9 Ms Pors 7 Bcon
sasiy; shoU 7ic Clear Rib 9ic Clear Sides DE- packed Lari
s perm sc tlar RIB sc ear Sc, sa!c Hans steady
suesrCulel i5s.; Plain i+c. Whisky quiet At Sc - n,
81 a. Com ae High lived held SIC Petroleum
very strong Crude s. IS khned ned az .Zie ,h al A.
Extra ii So Fancy White g. Oats has advancing tendency
BsyriS May i~Repts-Flour 5000 bbl- Wheat, ls 900
bah oas eco bus, Ry oGo9 gD. sD1 ship
Com 1000 Canal rrhts closed at le on Wheat oie
Corn &c. OATS to Nes.Irk Flour se ~ -. eS n SOa
er And In fi- lemard 5000 BASH Mted Weston, ct G,e
as active and ar sales e0eO bush Weu S5o6c 2o bush
otter articles and nchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

W,pyyp.v NAV Teb cattle arrived az CommunPaw this
og s slaughter and the res. 6Odns for sale al III
tar day. The beef market is dull and pnecs weak 40, -
al Forty
At W.ehakep or rs head after g YESTERDAY. In addition to these
om 200 local vere sent IN for sale the different markets sheep
vi slowly AT ale define from Moody taking pretty coed lot OF
h. pped sheep TO reach De- lsnbs are c~n another go
cen, ots selling and prime l30i At Comnufpan hase
tnrr Jersey lambs They sold 81 o. 81 10 Al
10 ms Of so l3 lJ 81 55l H. AMI 80 Of - d. very
6ne al Ii jersey 100 h, c, and 1J oh d ID
Sc. ia - ,cc ~,
Pcocl sol! jersey lambs SO H. he; 80 coarse iM ID,
Ind ma eppd sheen Cos ani m O4o y TO- al &c ABOUT - cans
are eypected NJ Commu1pET Tomorrow. -. -,
fortsigltbs ae Elliott sold 81 Ohio sheep 90 d. at Gle
Al of 10 b at G. % Ohio wool ,he p 90 ID, Jic
1 EirhV seli 81 wool sleep. - 10, al 7.c 80,
h.r Seymour sold 1871 Massachusetts, wool sheep lpi d. AZ F;e
Inr ere SEX or least the dealers feel uuconr ,O, oIt we
Aenarll ri condition 81 the martet WITH tf augi
M a, 6e ioI seayy, lsY &c ia gbt ps y EVs4e 'As'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON May l5Coton steady fair demand Good Ordinary
i0S1 hscs eInOO Great Britain vi Bales
cosstwse baes; sales, soo bales stock, 81 eGf bae
GALv2sToS MAJ l6Cotou Gmi Good Ordinary l3alJc net re-
c 10 b.; erportsto Continent bales cOastye 400
bs!es; sales, 2lO0 bsles stock, 1884 bales
7-CO0n nal; Low Mddng IT, net rece PTS
sos ?lcs; eIpos-coastwe 10 bales; stock l60i bales ~
sAyASSAH May Cotton naetive Prices Cropping hddhhgs
Continent, Coz bles coast
wise 9ls bales Sales 800 bales; stock, u. aol bales
BALTIMORE MAY Cotton easier. but not quoaby lowers d
dng receipt 100 balesj ~ baesi exports
baes sales Jl5 balssi stock 29i5 bales
lCoon d1 AMI lower Mdlngsl 1i l9ci
net receipts 22 balef gross 3l9 sles ezqott2 HAVE Judi
hale 10 ona 46l baes sales 100 b4les STOCK lJ s3I bales
Bosrov May l7-Cotton quiet Mdngs l6!e; sales 400 bales
stock. 10 500 bales ..,, ,-,1,,,-- -. -...,..-
5lt hale, saes 30 bales; stock, 2j.l3] bales. q.
WILMISGroS Mas iCotJl gue hddhgs loci net receipts ID
bales; sales. 10 bales stock. 1915 bales - -,
CHsRLEsToy Nav l1Coon eles Mdltngs 9ic.i hs feg2
bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18


49,, Office as the stock is registered at, will be ne
o'ue, 90 oollectable on the Endorsement OF the
eos" oxners Of the Stock. In pursuance OF this
o" no. the subscribers 20 or purchasers OIL,
asoL IN Its REGISTERED form (which is complete
t"0 $40 against theft or other losses incl
Co,non R,ads payable to bearer) are advised
oen. O;r post-oflee address in full, and to NOTIFY
cbance in the address between quarter-days,
a. whole proceeds Of the new loan VIII DC spphee
in0 a,,r,ont or redemption and cancellation Oh
10 Wv az ors ak q cent bonds, and in addition 10
tno -uoooods She sos are now being reduced oy
'n'st At the rate Of Sio,OOOOOo per month";
effect. therefore, of the New Loan IN
nv with the existing Sinking Funa prooeSS
ro,snrr is 70 reduce both Principal ana III
On -" % tbe Public Debt Of the United states. INC
Jaor cre4tcs no additional supply Of GoferHa"e".
Lilo the application Of the surplus reVen =.
=: Cold from Customs is constantly leSsenirs' &c
has been doing Tor two years pas'' 'A'
stocks bearing six y cent Gold Interest," =. III,
The LIST of May schedule Of the Puon0 DoD' 49, Az.
a,as inst been published by tne 0o 60. -
-rreasprv shows q reduction IN theso SUo.h' .in0o
Iii schedule Of Sl2si57oo, and further less
tho reorv interest charge thereon OF S'S@,-
% ~; Io,os tina total yearly interest charge In
-, e., oes oa4 In tho same month the treasury
"oiu' ''srsoluJ SO 10000 of the Three ~ Cent
tl,u debt reducing the whole of this debt bear
cuiie4 N s5 1000 and the yearly interest
charge thereon TO Si'oo'f"'
T1,e nroposed further reduction of the annual in
.r.st charge upon the Public Debt by refunding is
IS follows:
n ovcbanre OF stNoOonc6o United States six
ny for new yc cents OF 1851 900
81, Raycbange OF &so9,V0,o00 United States six
ny cents FOR uur and haper cents OF 1866. $780, 900
No apNcbSnm OF SOC 1900 United States six
neT cents Tor four sr e0hs OF lo0l 100000
Total saving per snnum by refunding $751; oO,o 900
The large and rapid accumulation in the last few
eqrs Of private capital retired from active bust
ness. and of the cash Savings and Life Insurance
premiums deposited with or intrusted to the provi
dent institutions Of the country-all seeking tho
most undoubted security, pledged to be kept free of
al taxes under national local authority and con-
sent provided this object be assured, with moderate
rates of interest-wil no doubt ultimately absorb
80 much of these stocks as may not be
taken in voluntary conversion of United States 5Os
mr. marketed abroad C.. c.. NoRvEIL,
In charge OF United States Loan Advertising.
Treasury Office, Eew-YoTk. May 2, 1871
PROGRESS OF REDUCTION OF THE NATIONAL DEBT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD CO.

Coupon Registered and BY the Legislature OF conneetea' maze m "
ali STATE per cen. interest payable January and July IN
York They have 20 years The subscribed capital STOCK OF ns
Company $50 0o all Of which except $500 has been paa u
this $4,000 has been subscribed and paid BY TIE oV Of
Hartford, mortgage made in trust to the Treasurer OF the s'A
Tie registered the 0 Of the Controller OF the STATE ana
ooungnei by him. and by the terms Of the Charter can only Dc
yered BY hin the Company the proportion Of s2o oons o
previously eIpeEdel the construction Of the rosd
Tie Hartford where connects witt the whole New
England system railroads. westerly Mlerton on The Ns"fork
State line where With the Harlem Road north and sRth
and Columbia to Fshi eompeei with the
Poueepse Eastern Poughkeepe to be finished In JAY ana
With Rordou Road TO be built opening des
with the coal supplies Of the Pennsylvania Coal Company ana
and Hudson Canal Company wide field for basnes
opened Railroad and River connections supplying @
country lumber gn cattle and breings from the vest
and returning lime marble and the manufacturing products Of the
many thrifty towns along its line.
grading complete part Of the iron pused and track
LAYING the condition Of the bed will Pc nS
Tue character OF the Msnsgers whom Hon. WILLIAM H.
BARNUM .r.Gov. HoLLEY, GEORGE NJ BARTHOLOMEW esq.
and JAMES GOODWIN ESQ., guarantee that the enterprise viii be
carried through substantial AID economical manner
The Or Of 90 and accrued interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
prrrAIn LIVE sTocE MARKEr-MAY Il.

CaleThe large falling Cd this morning Of TO- IN pnee rom
TIE closing rs of last chiefly confined to
butchers he receipts 3j3 against $50 aue day a week
heavy
effect on the market; sales 80 Missouri steers ching from & 20
Iel H. at S6d 81 80 Mehgn, 20 h TO f9 b. at 80 1o5e 81
III Illinois I0G30 go ~ nj &c a ~ B I'D Texan sef -. u
At Sc &c Ohio 2JQl 81 b. ri So 250s6 30 % bulls l42 ID, at
as % I'D Ia cne, steers IlS ~ Sc 2 sheep market
du Western; saeS made Of L5 QUE hoLn ser!
ri 81 - M rs Indiana mixed wei hing from rs to "a TO- at 80 80
SIS GA wooded Ohio 30 h. at 81 So Hoss dull ana nafket
aS: sales 2lt head weighing 2J to 29 D at 80 ~ do 23 10
at - g,l; II do, l7s ID, at - 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

first mortgage on railroad hro thousand miles long,
and on land grant of siryre millions acres, being
in all respects the safest and most profitable security
now in the market.
For the fullest information, address
JAY COOKE & Co.,
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railway Go;
New-York: Corner Nassau and Wall-sts. Phila-
delphia: No. ia South Third-st. Washington No.
452 Fifteenth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PH NORTH Rirr Vssssb and Rftrodds m 80.
NAV II, plSs BessvsI s pigs Ashes 3 bale 20 % ~,
Cotton Seed OH Copper Dried Fruit Ill ohis EFT
10 20 bba Flour SO bbh Con Meal 200 Oatmeal ~ bush
Wheat 2s o25 bah Com II 200 bush Oats bush Beans ~ oas
Hemp 1874 bsles Hops e sides Leather bales Mos
Dol. spirit TurTentne 80 bbls Rosn 3s Pig B1Sr 10 10, ~.
Cseee zJ pigs Cut Meats 1 pigs Lard 81 bb WHISKY ~ A'
Wool 70 Tea 10y rs bbk POr l7s pkss Beef 81 pgs
Isov III pig. Gress 25 pkg Rice so pigs sres 1873 hh To-
baoco, 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
OFFICE OF morton, BLISS g. Co, BANKERS, I
Np1y yopE Oh Nav 1911 (

NEw-YoRK, I'd May, 1871.
We offer for SALE at the current market prices OF
the day, FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
maturing from 1896 TO 1899, Coupons payable July
and Jan.1
The Union Pacific Railroad has been in operation
as through line, in connection with the Central
Pacific Railroad, since May 10, 1869. Its earnings for
the two years ending May 10. 1871, will be over
S16O00OOO. The amount of yearly interest on the
First-Mortgage Bonds is 81 30 gold. The net
earnings for 1870 S29i7SG2 q. The increase OF
net earnings for the three months ending April /,
1871 were S35SG6 sS over the corresponding period
for 1870.
Col. Thomas A. Scott President of the Company,
estimates the
Earnings for 1871 ...pooo,cO
And Expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. booo'VW
Leaving the estimated Net Earnings. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIVERPOOL May 1Ie3o motion oPenei steady at the ioios
ING Quotations Hdilsg Uplsnd 7ia7 Mdipg ORLEANS "a i
LONDON May lT-l0 mColso, s3 for both money and Ie
secount
LONDON May i1l1D mConsoh opened at esi for money ana
a9 a9 70, The ,ecount United States RveTwea bond 1907 s
1853. old st; 1857 s2I TenFories. SGT a,
LONDON May lI-k3o m.-Conos closed at eo for both
money and The sscogn. United STATS hveTseny beads ILL., ~
1865, old sol; 1881, Ssa; Ten-Portes 8ot
LIVERPOOL. MAY l7-p mCottunThe market closed quiet
and siesy Mcdng Upnas 1.a7 Middtng Orleans, 7i97sd
sales OF the day 90 bales 1000 Tor and specuon sales Of
Cotton On hip nsnsd At ssyoean. have en %ds I'D for Md
LOsDos, May l1-TaIOv, - D y cvt
LONDON May lT-EveIBs OIL, 33l 5G2n Clover Seed
81 6dS5.
LyEhroor MAY 6-Ariyed-shp Hanpden, from Ne.ors,n
April vita t3 hse Of eoos City Of Antwerp from New
York Nav with l09 bales Of Baga5d from RsvYos May
with 100 bales Of cottoa Malta from Newfork. May with lib
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TRrsusI.I

wHDxEsDAr Mny II. 1871.
AsHES-pots are moderate demand and the market is steady
cute ~ 25 Pearls doll aad nominal At SS0s %
COTToN-Ihe market is dull heavy. and i lower; sas 20
eyenrg ncludng lll for export 20 for consumption
for speculation and PA transit for future delivery lat egennz
.4les Nav ie Is I6d54c 100 for
July 13G5se; 800 for AUGUST and September a. g9ci ana
toa for Nav I:3G5 for JAW at Is LIE Vl54c., and
1000 for August and Sepe1ber At II ll6al5io We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
cu,c,co I'VE STOCK y,PKgT-NArl7

Receipts for three das3G97 Cattle, 2eJ logs l5 sheep ship
ufu 100 Cattle C6 Hogs 800 sheep The market for Cattle wss
weak and lover holders shipping Eat common to fair a ~ 9@P9 ~
meum 10 cool prime choice shipping. %b1 70 ~
H. lower and cosng 81 81 G For the range OF offer
ings sheep we're Eirly active snd FINER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

The foregoing is correct statement of the public
debt, as appears from the books and Treasurers re-
turns in the Department at the close of business
April 80 1871. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY 49, 1871.

sie bes Offer ios i've Arrivals today ear Cssmanp:S
ssd II u PO<aet, making Ass 70 Be killed sns aP'. we
naskeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

CLEws, HABIcHT g. Co., London, have removed e
the offices recently occupied by the National Bani
of Scotland No. IL Old Broad-st and are fully pre-
pared to offer all Banking facilities in connection
with Europe and America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

ne tre>s endiaq My Is.
TIE market well and has continued fair during the wef
Michigan OF th serious Canal break
which vessels hut boats arriving and there u
all kinds Of Pine, spruce and Hmck
Prices dr. firm FREIGHT, continue unchanged being
a. oSs 10 NegY0rk ~ sos 10 bridgeport apd New Haven So
10 Norwich end MddOsn - O to Providence and Hartford S5 TO
BIOS woods S5; sof woods 80 to Philadelphia ~ The
eepts al Collectors o,s ilng the week iolow Wa
Fe canal 58y7 o. lumber and 22 NJ shnglesi Chamlan
Canal Of unsr The following the ruling prices At
pruc ipaly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

To BRoKERs-Wanted, position as Bookkeeper
Cash Stock Gold House. BY party thoroughly posted IN
tie business gwen Address W. L. j. Box ISL 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
WHITE, NORRIS & Co.

WHITE, NORRIS & Co.
have removed to lS Wall-st.
We buy and sell gold over the counter at Gold
Room quotations. free of commission
THE Bonds or THE NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD
COMPANY bearing Screa ard Hrecfent per cent interest
per annum payoJe in OoM are offered TOR sale at par
aud accrued iRtaesL These bonds arc secuied bI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
TANNER d. Co,
Bankers,
No. II Wall-st.,
New York,

Dealers in Stocks, Bonds, Gold, and Exchange
Orders executed at the Stock and Gold Exchanges
Interest allowed on Deposits subject to check at
sight.
Rrv and sell the First Mortgage Eight Per Cent
Gold Bonds of the St. Joseph and Denver City Raii-
rnad COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

Leaving the estimated Net Earnings. 100000
MORTON, BLISS g. Co., so Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

OF. for Sale aud Recommend Safe Homs Investment and the
Che,pe.t Nsx.gngland Security In the Market. As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

COPFEE-We netting advse IN h market ance
our last prices quoted sales At Baltimore OF bags per
Agatha
FLOUR AND MEALThe market for Ponr again 6eer the trade
are buyng aute end there fair export demand; the favorable
liverpool as the close the market for all
grades strong fairly active Family brands trm and Getve
the sales 3 40 bbl. We quote: -. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16
m-GrOcing Toe Nails.

This most painful of the diseases OF
the nails is caused by the improper
manner of cutting the nail, generally Of
the great toe) and then wearing Il narrow
badly made shoe The nail, beginning
to grow too long. and rather wide at the
corners, is trimmed around the corner,
which then gives temporary relief.
But it then begins to grow wider in the
side where ii was cut off; and as the
shoe presses The flesh against the corner,
the nail cuts more and more into the raw
flesh, which becomes excessively tender
and painful. lfthis state Of things con.
tinue long. the toe becomes more and
more painful and liberated. and fungus
(proud hesh) sprouts up from the sore't
points. Walking greatly increases the
suffering, until positive rest becomes in
dispcnsable.
Treatment: We omit all modes of cut.
ting out the nail by the root, and all 9th
er cutting or torturing operations. Be-
gin the effort at cure by simple applica.
ton to the tender part OF n small quanti-
" OF perchoridc of iron. Ii is found in
drug stores IN fluid form. though some
times in powder There is Immediately
a moderate sensation OF pain. constrlc-
iion or burning. In a few minutes the
tender surface is ielt to be dried up. tan.
ned or mummitied The patient, who
before could not put his foot to the floor.
now finds that he can walk upon il with.
out pain. BY permitting the hardened,
wood like flesh to remain for two Or three
weeks. it can be easily removed by soak
ing the loot in hot wafer. new and
healthy structure is found firm and solid
below. II thereafter tho nails be no more
cut around the corners OF sides, but al.
ways cur, ed in across the front end, they
will in future grow only forwards; and
by wearing shoe of reasonable good
size and shape, all further trouble will
be- avoided. - BOStUick'S Medical and
SUrgicdl Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16
NUMBER II.

had said so, but | think he would have
liked it. and | think it would have helped
him to remember to be polite himself
s'Why didn't you thank that boy for
bringing your hat?" | asked ofa pleasant
little girl.
"Why," she exclaimed. that's our
Tom - as if that were reason enough for
not being polite to him.
81 wish | had a sister, said boy to his
companion, in my hearing. at must be
so nice to have sisters of your own"
That's because you don't know" said
his companion. Il tell you they plague
fellow the worst way, and the bother of
it is, you have to take it, because you
daren't lick en-"
That made me think of little fellow
whom I once charged with cruelty, for
pulling out the long legs of a grasshopper.
Don't hurt him." was his defense;
"aint mite of juice in EN- An he
don't squeal, neiver-course if it hurt
him, he'd say somefin' bout it.
These brothers of yours will not always
say when you hurt them by unkind,
careless words, but they feel it all the
same, and it hurts in another way, by
gradually chilling their love for you, and
making them hard hearted,and careless of
the comfort of others.
tell you, girls, you cannot afford to
lose your brothers in this way. You need
them, and they need you. Many a boy
has gone into bad company, and yielded
to evil, degrading influences, simply be-
cause there was no stronger, purer infu-
euce at home to draw him away from it,
and lift him above it. Make your BROTH
ers your companions and friends, and
never be afraid or ashamed TO show your
love for them.