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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE June I-Coon srmi bow MdilBg lec Flour more
sVe Wheat scsrce Ohio and Indiana, 81 5OGS CO. Corn
White Southern active 8Jd56c yellow do timer at 1885, Oats
active 74d82 Mess Pork firm at SIG % BsconAiss1crg ten
Shoulders &c. Rib Sides BIC tleat RID Sides y n
DC Han-Sugsreurei i6Gc Lard bn at llae WHISKY quiet
a s1ic. .o,o..o ,r
ty neglected FaIseed ~ 30 Queeren Bark No ofSel at
a2 Flour du export demand Superobe 80 80 2 Extras
IS 6t1S6 Wisconsin and Minnesota Extra Family 20 o0@e 90
d. a56 IS; lEdana Illinois and Nrgn DO =,
~ sol, Fancy lots 81 $3.50 Wheat du Western He'd 81 "a
IS Amber 65G 81 White, 81 7OdS 30 Rye seaig at
05a 81 ~ Tor aud Western Corn duHi Yellow, as
53d1fc Oats unchanged MHei and Neefn b'O
White G3a69c Whisky steadTi Western IN iron y9e -
fair demand and bnr hfng Up
lands gialsc demand and hm. wheat fair de-
and fm unchanged Corn unchanged aud quiet Rye IN
changed uncbauged Pork dull AMI decflDG sales 81 70 ~
closing offered; l0c asked k Meats ed
QUIET uncat aBi firm Shoulders Gle Clear sides pes
Ce odcrei freely &c Hog 10 good lemsn n ul prices
sales 81 7j Whisky % sT demand and advanced 10 S
HEwOELgAN june liPOur dull SJtiHe, - 3l sos Double
Ettrs, 80 So Treble Ultra 40 'DSt t0-l trni nlted 80
White 7fl5e; yellow, Oats GFutr bt013. Bran, ~ -
Hsy easy Choice Pork be ~ lG+7 ~ Bacon bTmet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

Guvpsroy l0Coticn quiet Good Ordinary tic; net re-
ceps bales; sales 200 bales; stock, .2lbI bshs.
GALVESTON June l2COon dali; Good Culinary f.dliic net
recepts 35 bales sales 800 bales; stock y ,f91 bales
BAtrNoUI 4COon demand mostly 10y sTtcnlauon hl'
dugs 1916; receipts 70 baies lo baes se %" bale
EES-ORLElNs June 4-Colton quiet Int firm; hdins 10. "a
9lc; receipts i3 las Os. ~ balesi eHpOT's-coit"se
POS baes sales $50 bales; stocG &C i26 bales.
NORFOLK June ll-Coon hrm; low Mdngs Pei net teccls
go bales; e1pocoasia 69 tales sales % bies sock l
bales. ann. ,o,-,o,-
SAVANNAH June 1t-Coon quiet bat Gm; Midings l9ql9.c;
net receipts 5 b erpOslso1stse, I'll bales sales, 100 bales
stock. 8l23 bales 49,. ..,-.o,-
BosToS June lA-Coon quiet ard steady Mdings, U50Oc
pros, receipts, 20 bales; ba; stock, iOJ bales
MoBILR June z-Co,a quei Mlngs l3l; net receipts. 2J
bales: sales. bales; stock, Is. 80 bales. - -
CHRLEsTON Juae -(oton duh aud uomina Ming', ; net
receipts bales; eHorts-cowie, lTJ bas sales 100 bales
stock, 6,5Ji bales
WNSGToN June li-Co,toa frm; Iilngi. ic; net rece1
bales; t1Pons-oowse, l8 bales sales % bdiesi s'oe lZ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wEDSEsD.y June lBEEyEs0n 29 bead have been received
subsequent reported Monday and portion of these
sale Of tive Illinois ewt noted at M dl2ic
Texans Ct cwt at l GlOc The market scarcely
strong Is Monday $500.
SHEEP LAMBsWh Al Fouyeghthst and two at
Fore TODAY the STEADY al the prices Monday u
Oo sheep n selling Sic; 81 10 100 Of l0l ~,
6 aud car 10 Ole rs Virgins lambs 5 H. lie; IS do 30 H.,
l 50 TO- lO; 4 Jerseys, 81 10, 2 ami u prime 81 10,
lJc. 80.
Hoes Arrivals FOriethst and IS at Communpw
)8lJ Market quite am with rather stronger prces
tnf ana ais u an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PFr NOTIH KUff FtSSfN uNI NNIIIOIIa
uSg -2 pkgs Ashes pkg BeeswaI 1872 bales Broom Com
768 tales Cotton Copper $50 cakes Copper 2S5 bills Eggs
48I3 bb Flour Wheat 1885 bush Corn $3.50 bush
Oats 22O bush Beans 100 bills Corn Meal bales
Hemp IS bales Flax 2 Hops Hides 1859 sides Leather 30
bb Spirits Tupeuue u bills Tar 400 bb Ros9 50 bb Pgk 4j
pkgs Cot Meats 80 pkgs Grease pkgs Lard ISL pigs Sean
j15 pgs 8455 pkg Cheese 3l pkgs Taow ~ bbs aow
SIS pcs Spe $50 pigs Starch 86 half chests Tea 20 bids To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

Tr BoNps or THE WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
cowp,NY pay NINE PER CENT per annum to the IN
estor are secured by a valuable land grant ana all
,be property of the Company For sale at y" ana
accrued interest by WHITE MORRIS d Co.. NO. 10
Wall-st and GwYYN, JOHNSON 81 DAY, No. 10 wall
st., where maps and further information can be OBJ
4ninnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK.
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No 3 Nassau-st., New York, June u, 1871.

HARVEY FISH A. o. iiA H.
FISK e. HATCH,
BdPkprs and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. 5 Nassau-st.. New-York, June u, 1871
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
rre extending their line of road to the head of Te
nble navigation on the Ohio River, where it will
meet and connect with lines now building or pro-
sected to the principal railroad centers and river
cities Of the Western States 227 miles are in opera
Ion and the rails steel and from for 100 miles addi-
Tonal are now being laid. The road will have when
completed, large East and West through business,
beside an immense mineral and general local traffic.
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY are amply secured
and very desirable for safe and profitable investment
We believe them to be of equal value and security
with the Central Pacific Bonds, negotiated by us,
Bnd must take a like rank in market value and sala-
bic character
Holders of Five-Twenty Bonds, desiring to fund
HEM otherwise than in the New Five Per Cent Gov
eminent Loan, may do so with entire safety, at
profit of about 20 per cent and without reduction OF
interest by an exchange for the Bonds OF the CHESA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Co.
Price of the Bonds, until further notice, 92, and
accrued interest from May /.
We also buy and sell Government Securities, and
fhe Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Co.. and
ps 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, 1871-06-15

The character of the managers OF this road among
whom are Chauncey Rose esq., OF Ierre hauto' anu
other successful and experienced railroad men, anu
its prospective business in coal IRON and the as,,
cultural products of the rich Wabash valley justly
Ms in recommending these bonds as good invest
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
ALRANY LuMBER MARKET.


The market supply Of all kinds prices being
firm coming rapidly and the assortment Of s kinds
ioows To New-iOrk 5O 70 Norwich anl
Meown - Bridgeport aud Ses Haven, 49, TO Hartford and
Providence 80; Philadelphia, Boston, - 80 soiti 30 n
The receipts Collectors Office durng The week Were va re
Canal 1850 Lumber 4llj NJ. shingles and ib509 ID OF
sayes Chamrlin Canal J5OJ feet Of Lumber The following
the ruling prices at the principal yaFis;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKRT-JryE H.

Receipts FOR a767a3 Cattle le So Ior 8l8 sheer Shipments
Cattle Hogs Sheep. Cattle market tcie u better
than last week Common Fair SJ0 s. MEDIUM Good, 2'@
s5 IS; Prime SHIPPING Steers, 500 % o. Hos hrncr
l2 AMI hsheTi ~ - it Com
o - % for Choice.
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NO HOLDERS or OHIO sTATE STOCKS

ITO HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE STOCkS.-
Notice Is hereby given INTEREST Que July III on
The Funded Debt II tie state Of Ohio, viii be PAID az me
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, n The City Of YORK H'm me
1T 10 the 18Th protmo and thereafter 81 our Once 10 @
The transfer books will be eose month from the lh Instant
CJLUkBus OHlO, June y, ll1I.
JANIS n GOODMAN Auditor a State
ISAAC 4. SHERWOOD. necrttlF 81 ciitrt
FRANCIS b. Pond AtoneF General,
C1mnis .OneTs of SinAlug fIni VI state OF ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
THE MARKETS.
rc,rhl,, reported for yHn TwBusrI

WKDNksDAY, June II, III.
he is steady at
7Sd 81 IS and unchanged at S9Gs9
COTTON-Te market fairly active and better hn
irregular Tor sales 236 bsles ts last eye ,neong
for eonsumpton speculation, and $50 ans Tor iniDe delivery
last evening loo for June At ICE; 2TO for July dlsdslc 800 for
August lgi 9 76e 200 for September at sto and TO-DAY, ~
for June ., Ice for Jay l9dl 4oV iot august az w
ls 500 for September s dlSlc 100 October at lc and wv
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&l,yil.t4 70
STATE Of York County Nsr York 81 A. b. PROAL
Cashier Of the American National Bank u Newiork 10 olemny swear
that the above statement true to the best Of M tn9"dge ana
belief A. Ii. PROAl Cahhief
Subscribed and before this day June. 1871.
JOHS d. MksTERyKLT IT,. Aotary Public, " l. 90.
COTrect-Attest; JOSEPH POOL,
r. sHERRARD, IT,, fDlrectors.
A UETFIELD \
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financial.
pONDS on RENVILLE COUNTY,. MINI

BONDS OF RENVILLE COUNTY, MINNIE
I'D SOTA-Bds viii be received this oce for sixty vs for 600
according ~ the Legislature.
approved 1871 and ratified BIS the Spring election for
building JAIL Beaver Falls tue Of said
county, issued in three equal classes and payable In the
the thereof with interest At
az twelve interest payable half yearly
Negotiable than eghtydye 1851 the dollar
Beaver Pals Nav %, 1871
Prtlshed By order Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
DARWIN :. HALL, Auditor.
Refer to Horace Austin Governor MeIltb, State Auditor
Emil Muuch. state Treasurer.
NHOICE TOWN, COUNTY, and SCHOOL
" BONDS paying 10 and IL per cent. - . - %, -
ILLINOIS INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
i TEN PER CENT REGISTERED
TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS.
PAYABLE BY THE STATE TREASURER.
TIN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS WITH WIDE
MARGINS.
JACOB r. SHEPHERD g. Co,
BANKERS
40. q FINEST. NETWORK.
OUR HANDBOOK or ILLINOIS SECURITIES"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
TANNER d Co.,
BANKERS,

TANNER d. Co.,
BANKERS,
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.
BUY ana SELL at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT tS PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
IHE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London, or FTankfort-on.tbe-Ma free of
= D. taxes TANNER & Co., No. II Wall-st.
Winslow, Lanier d Co., No. q Pine-st.. New-York,
oher for sale the First Mortgage per cent Gold
Bonds Of the Evansville, Terre Haute and Chicago
Railway Company. This road, IS miles long. of
which a are completed, extends from Terre Haute,
indiana nOrtherly to Danville Illinois forming part
OF the great through route from Chicago TO Terre
haute, Evansville, Nashville, and the South. The
remaining II miles will be finished in August, and il
Is expected that the entire, line from Chicago to
NASHVILLE will be completed about the same time.
Inc capital stock of the Company is $4,000 paya-
sie III cash at par, and nearly all paid in. The
'Oued debt Is $4,000, Of which but 100000 remain
u'oo ana are oieEed at 90 per cent and accrued in
Ieiest The principal and interest are payable in
sFu com. Coupons are due May and November, in
~s"-ioik. The bonds viii be registered if desired.
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Excursions.
Giiuaiions Uanteb--Semales

a RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, lately
N landed wishes SITUATION a. Chamte ma AMI selnsre or
taking care OF children. 2l9 West Twenty eght5st
NVANTED-By respectable mlddie-aged
w woman situation COOK Won't 10 the geler house.
work for small family remaining le city Reference 2il Ihrt ave-.
from 10 o'clock until -
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hld's
VI German Institute IN Noro between Rrngtou ani STATIONS s
Oct your first-class cOlOred Chambermaids,
~ Lausdresses Cooks, Pantrymi for summer Hotels 81
SIMMSS SELECT AGENCY, No. 81 >iK'hiye
GUNNER Houses, Hotels, Boarding Houses,
- and private au leg in CITY country c3n y suppl - p ~ lreias.
HELP al nstonales Immediately WALKERS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 1913 sKh-aye., Drug store,
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The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
PENNSYLVANIA 6s, Sd issue, sold at 1907 Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad 2s, Reading Railroad 5@; ana fehn-
eylvauia Railroad 6ls. Gold closed at 1924.
Judge Richardson Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
sailed the to-day for Europe TO see what he can
do the way of placing portion of our new Govern
tnent Loan abroad.
The first mortgage per cent gold bonds OF the Evans
willie Terre Haute and Chicago Railway Company are
offered for sale by the we'll known tTm OF Wins0w, Laler
a Coz q Pnest at 90 and accrued interest The ROAD Is
IS miles long, A of which completed and the remain
Ing miles will be finished in August, forming an I'M
portaut connection between Chicago, Nashville and the
Southern states The character of the managers Oh ts
rad. among whom Cbauncey Rose, esq, OF Ierfe
Vsute and other successful and experienced railroad
men, and its prospective business in coal iron and me
agricultural products OF the rich Wabash valley make
These bonds well worth the attention of investors
Messrs Leonard Sheldon Foster agents OF the Mont
clair Railway report increased demand for the Irst
bonds of that road The bonds are secured by
tirs mortgage the first 40 miles west of New-HOrk
ana are issued at the rate $4,000 per mile The bonds
ave additional security the Endorsement OF the New
York and OswegO Midland Railway Company, making
them OF the safest investments IN the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
6ituations Uaiiteo-- 3tlales,

A YOUNG married man who has been in
bis for the four wishes Eh
PLOYMhNF Hev.Y0rk Agent for OutoftOwn tnn,
or which honest living he made Fo inter
and reisnees address J. W. s., Thbane ohce
no NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS-A Press
man having had charge press-room for many year,
prominent papers there have been Hoes AMI ToT AMI
double cynder also Hoe ald el-cgler presses wishes
POSITION evening paper; ruIra % location.
references required Address FOREMAN, Tribune O1c
XsYANTED-A SITUATION TO TRAVEL for
w lrcss wholesale eEery house n Neviork by live
good understanding Of the business AMI onngi tr,veng
perence present Ia the ey d N-i0r H. Refer
Al extensive GcQuAntlncp % Ohio Aiies
WORTH SMITH, Windsor H.
WANTED SITUATION 10y a respectable,
w temperate man with good Coachuan
Plain Girisne wiling 10 himself useful Apply st ijS West
Eleyenth-st, Sixthave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

THE PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS of the NEW
ORLEANS, MOBILE and TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY
IRE based upon the best portion of trunk line from
Mobile through New Orleans to Houston, Texas,
Total distance of AIS miles, The stockholders, among
whom are Hon. Z. D. Morgan, Hon. John A. Girls
void, Hon. Cakes Ames, Messrs. Morton, Bliss d Co..
=. & w. Seligman & Co., L. Won Hoffman Il Co.
James H. Banker, Harrison Durkee, and John Stew
ard have spent nearly S1OOO00OO of their own funds
IN the work. and two-thrds the entire line is already
built.
This road will form the only rail connection be-
Tween New-0rleans and the great State of Texas
with it's enormous production.
The bonds are amply secured by the large prospect
i've traffic of the line, by the financial strength of
the Company, by the unusual amount already ex-
pended upon the work. and by very liberal grants of
aid from the State of Louisiana.
At the selling price90 and accrued interest-these
bonds pay n per cent more than investments to
an equal amount in the new Government Elves.
Full information given on application to
w. b. SHATTUCK, Banker, and
Financial Agent Newt Orleans. Mobile, and
Texas Railroad Company,
No. % Nassau-st., NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

-lftSiS Us lOl IL NJ w
the State o. Michigan will be received at
Building Comm .sioueus At LaaNag, until
.BTl. al ~ o'clock, noon.
u aud general character Of the building,
b. Obtained by addressing the Boari al
iidrcsel 10 Boari Of STATE Bail Ing
inI0ssed Designs, ETC., Cor Ncs CamJol"
% rjtcg any or a.. tle des gus submitted.
X. o. GBOSNENO8.) state
JANIS SHkARBR, Bgi.lux
ALAA. CaAPArod.t C0pini,..s-eus
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ITO ARCHITECT
Il CAPITOL BUDDING 70
Tie Office OF the Board OF stat
WEDNESDAY. November /.
Information rs 90 arrtngrmc
premiums Tor dcsi gus. etc, can
lansing on AMI AMER June IS.
D,sgns Submitted mast BE-
Commissioner" Lansing, anI
The BOan reserve the right
LAaslDg. June G, 1871
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Go Uhom II man Concern

NOTICE is hereby given that the EMMA
~ MINING COMPANY Of SAN FRANCIScos the Of tina
property the Emma Nine located Cotton
Wood Salt Lake Comfy Utah Teru, All all peroa,
notified that all property connected there's "a belong
t. ami cautioned against purchase Of the
j d. FRY Prssleat Emma MiainS o. o. san Fraac.soo
WILLIAM WILLIS. secretary.
Dated san Francisco. June s. 1871.
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- eallnwinr for Cllv Bank shares

In railroad bonds the dealings were oIe, ny.
r,ving beep well distributed, ana az pi'0oo "o' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

southern Flour is in demand hut prices of Medium Extras al
easier grades and quet 1t the close tue meI
dull aud heavy; ssles, $50 bblS We quote --e..
eorgetown. mixed 70 good sup 50 6D0bo ~
BAIT Alex. and Georgetown, Extra aud tamy Sld ~
Richmond Country Extra iOp o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

COFFEB-Tnde in all descriptions remains dull aud 10 e absence
Of sales OF importance prices nonnal learn III eighth bales
quarter bales hocha, however at &c. gold duy PAID 81,
FLOUR AND MEAI-Only limited demand for Flour and with
more sell prices Of the low and medium grades are EASIER
Family brands and unchangei the close the market g
grades shippers limits reduced sales % bbI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

TUHN MUNROE q Co.,
No. 8 WALI~Sr., NETWORK.
Issue Circular Letters OF Credit for Travellers AMI Draw Bills
MUNROB & Co, No Rue Scribe, Paris
PAYABLE In GOLD or equivalent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

~ the COMPANY,
will please call communicate without deiay with the undes-
WIN. A. GUEST.
iman.
The New York herald., 1871-01-22

si sssH Asstnss SgPA csssc, Rsrsslsnsi Sd6n wnA
D.s Eos.c Rnss .s s.n soy. .
NE%P0RT, Jan 70, PM-Arrivsd brig simoda sBr, dou,
Providence for sioop Fred Brown Nicho. do for do
ssied-schr Huntress' sprague. Dennysvine for New
In port-schrs Sarah Jane, jackson. from New York.
Adde Muche, Gibbs from Providence for New York (or
goth, PM-Arrived bark Hipparchus (Br) Guham. Lon.
don for Providence schr Richmond, Cup till, New York.
NEW HAVEN, Jan 2O-Arrived, schr Latham, Rappahsn-
Cieared-schr Charles Miller. Virginia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 20-.Arrived, ship Elena yNGh
(Br), Davidson Odin (NG) Otto, Liverpool Caroinc
sjound, Newcastle; Erstaninger (Nor Jansen, Gotten
burg; schrs 4 King Wikie, Port Medway' Ns Nelts
Ceared-Ship Research Mosher Antwerp schrs James NJ
Fanssan shaw Trinidad seeman Adams ,sI Mstan1ass
PORTLAND, ls-Cleared, scbr Virginia, Small, New
2Oth-Ariyed, brig Mary Chase, Dolan, Matanzas.
PROvlpENCE, Jan n2O.Arriyed, schr C?ndoya, Remng-
May n sy.e syas from SSx brig ST.
RICHMOND, Jan ls-Arrived, steamship Isaac Bell,
sailed-schr P Boice. Adams, Boston.
SAVANNAH, Jan 7-Cleared, schr Fred Spaord, Turner
alsCeared, steamships San Jacnto Atkins New York
Huntsyfle Crowel do Tonawanda, Philadelphia barkB
stickney. Bremeni Dnkotah cBr kirkpatrick Liverpool;
SslS6 scsrs silver L4hs. Reed
port for do; Antecedent Pendeton Providence for New
WILMINGTON, NC, Jan 10 Cleared. brig Emily Brown,
sagua; schr Campbell, Smith, Curacao.
2lst-saied, steamship Mary Sanford, Chadwick, New
Cleared Steamships Regulator, Freeman, New York; Luz
cile Baltimore
The New York herald., 1871-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
-sCHENCK,s PuLMoNIC syRup

A -sCHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP.
"A. seaweed Tonic ana Mandrake Pills, for the cure of
arising from torpd state OF the liver and stomach.
The success of my medicines In curing Pulmonary Con-,
do not wish to be understood when lungs
sroyed medicine create but do that
ehs is smaciated confined 10 The bed cure may Be el
eced Will venture to that twohirds OF the OF
Consumption are caused by liver complaint and dyspepsia
The mucous membrane OF the bronchial tubes sympathze
with the liver and stomach and fequen slight colds hasten
into Consumption.
schencks Pumonic Syrup Of the most powerful pu-
rhers OF the blood known collects and rpens all the
morbid matter in the lungs and expes by expectoraton
broncba and are snt nm n the Inns
thereby restored to heath.
In order do this stomach must be prepared that
The Mandrake Pills cleanse stomach liver and bowels
OF all slime and vated matter that clogs the
The Tonic mixes with the food strengthens
so that does not and through the OIL
chylifacion and is MADE into good blood.
When the stomach has got in this condition. the Pumonc
Syrup rpens the matter in the lungs and cure Is ef
Many years ago stages of consumption,,
confined TO bed and time physician thought
could not live week then, like drowning man catching
sfraws heard of and obtained the preparations which
the public and they perfect 1t
seemed that could feel them penetrate who sys
They ripened the matter In lungs and Il
would spit than n of offensive yellow matter
began suosde, my cough fever pain,
and night all began to leave and appetite BEL
great that was with difficulty that could keep.
from eating much soon gained my strength and have
weighed shortly after recovery, then looking like
a skeleton and weighed only nney-seyen ponndss
weight hundred and twenty-five (225 poundsJ
and for years have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
II. SCHENCK, NJ. D.,
Is North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup Seaweed Tonic 81 5
per bottle S7 50 per Mandrake Pills. 25 cents
per boz For sale by al druggists % ana dealers
Wholesale Agent
The New York herald., 1871-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q, ]


The House met as in Committee Of the Whole, Mr..
Tanner in the Chair, for general debate. Speeches
were made by Mr.. AsPER. in favor Of revenue re-
form; by Mr.. JULIAN, on the public land policy OF
the government: by Mr. DEGENER, for the protection
Of the frontier Of Texas against hostile Indians by
Mr.. MCKENZIE, on Southern reconstruction; by Mr..
Lawrence, opposition to the bill passed yesterday
TO create new government for the District OF Co.
lumbia; by Mr.. JOHNSON, in commentator OF an
article In the New York Sun, condemning the prln-
cipes OF a bill to create mining bureau introduced
proved by him; by Mr.. SARGENT, in defence OF his
vote yesterday, for woman suffrage District of
Columbia; by Mr.. CoBuBS, condemning some OF the
taxing PROVISIONS OF the bill TO create new gov
ernment for the District OF Columbia, and by Mr..
HOLMAN, on the same subject. The House then, at
at halfpast four O'Clock, adjourned.