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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-05
Glendinning, Davis & Amory's closing prices

The speculation in gold was tame and uncom-
monty dull, the course of the premium being down
ward Opening at 1851 the price reached 100, and
then declined 10 1855, thereafter for the most
part ruling steady at l0SlG1OS!. On gold loans the
rates thirty-second per diem and seven gold
per anuum for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $4,000 in com interest and Si2l0o0 on
called bonds. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, S2S $4,000 gold
balances Sl,3Sj 2S0 currency balances, ! .3'1.6l7.
The quotations follows
lO:OO..l0S7s ll:30.lOs2 l00...l0s's 2:30... 1851
1880. 1883 1900 loss l3O...lO-i. 3JJ.- lusAs
III 90. .l0sLs Il: loss 2OO...l0sl1 dluS7a
Foreign exchange was lower at the opening by an
eighth, and in tone steady. closing follows,
though business was done at q concession of one
eighth per cent
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But we need not multiply quotations when the
volume is 80 sure TO lind its way to many hearth
stones in this gracious season Of Christmas memo
sials Ii il did not ungTateful for good work
10 well performed we might have wished that the
editor had followed the precedent of the old edition
and given biographical notices of the writers to
whom ne has offered passports to fame. 1t would
moreover have been more than justice TO the
earlier pOetesses, if he had completed the work Of
their patron saint and presented specimens of their
later productions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-05

THB POEMS OF CHARLES FESSo HOFFMAN. COLLECTED
AND EnrEp ms NEPHEw EDWARD FgSSO HOFFMAN. limo
POIer
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Mem pnbllfatione.
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NEW YORK 1871 WEEKLY, sEMI-wEEKLY, AND DAILY

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the delicate
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THE CHmDREN's HoUR.-Eyery sub
scriber for this handsome little monthly for ls7i
whether single or in clubs, viii receive free a
copy Of a new and beautiful steel engraving, en-
titled - Dueklings" The many attractions
which have made The Chiidrea's Hour SO popular
with the little folks heretofore will be continued
during the ensuing year, the publishers assuring
as that the magazine will maintain, in all things,
he purity, attractiyeness and interest The
choicest reading will be given, and all the num-
bers will continue 20 be elegantly illustrated
The number for December Of this year is well
filed with choice reading matter, and contains
several pleasing Illustrations Valuable premi-
ums are offered 10 agents securing subscribers tor
the ChilareH's Hour. single subscription, 81 y
year; i've copies, s.; ten, and one Extra. SIC.
Address 7. :. AErHrR 4 SOY, Publishers, Phil
adelphia, Pa
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Anrnrn,s ILLr.rnArrp Monr Moo.

AklHih, ILL ~iEAilD HOME MAYA
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ensuing year. The January number Will be one
OF interest and. ia addition 20 other superb
or attractions, will contain the opening chapters
Of 4" Window Curtains, % a new story 10y Mr..
Arthur and the initial article Of a series entitled
" Ny Girls and =" which. We are assured, il
going TO be very fresh, lively and good The
publishers say =" Never since the date Of is pub
LEGATION, popular as i always has been, has the
Hone Magazine found so warm and hearty re
ccpti0n from the people a. since We took our new
departure in January last 4. ;. ARTnrR
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pnce is 81 % per year for one copy, with rcduc-
tons for clubs.
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Thirty Year, Experience Of ara Old
Surrc.

Mrs. wIvsrow's SOOTHING sYrrr IS the prcscria-
tiol ~ ~ me best cnair Physicians and Nurses
ia thc Altcd states. aud has been used for thirty
years wish nefcrf4lrf safety aud sHcccss by mi%
IONS - mothers and clAren. from the feeble infant
~ cne week old % the adult. 70 corrccis acidy o.
thc stomach, relieves wind collie regulates the bow
es ana gives rest. health. and coafort 10 ard
child We believe 70 20 DE- the Best aud surcst Rene
iv in the world 10 an cases OF DYsENrERY AMI
DiAiJIiQA Is CHILDREN. whether 10 arises from
Isething or from any other Gauss. Fun directions
for using VII accompany each bottle. None Genuine
enlcss the fac-simile Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS Is on
me outside wrapper.
soip nY ALL MEDICINE DEALERs.
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HEART DIsEAsE.-NIany persons suffer
with heart disease without knowing it,
suddenly they drop off. and their friends
are astonshcd. on post mortem eXamin-
alton, 10 learn that they died of heart dis
ease. The heart, like the brain. is the seat
Of liie-its diseases are Of several chamc-
tiers. The most common are valyular dis
ease. fatty degeneration. and functional de-
rangcmcnt. If the liver becomes dcrangcd.
and digestion is impaired. the heart.
through sympathy and iuxtaposition. be-
comes abnormal. The following symp-
toms indicate approaching disease: palpi-
aiiOn. giddiness, faintnes>, nervous pros
tration, dcranged digestion. vertigo. cold
eNtrcmitics, etc, etc, for which the old
school will administer iron. opium. anti
mony. mercury, and many other mineral
poisons. Heart disease Is blood disease
purify the blood; remove INSTRUCTIONS
to limpid circulation by taking that Veg
6obtc Atteratire, NINEGAE BrrrERs, and
You will be sound person in two or three
months.
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THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING.

Steamed Pudding &C hop a cup and a
half of suet fine and one cup Of riisins to-
pether. Take one cup OF mOlasscs. two
of sweet milk. three and hall cup, oi
flour. Add one teaspoon soda. Stand
two hours.
To CONVEX, yellow wax into white
wax. the former l. boiled in water. spread
ont into thin LAYERS and exposed to The
light and air This j. repeated uniil all
the color Is gone and the wax remains pure
and white.
Ginger Cakes. - Three tablespoons
boiling water poured on two teaspoons
soda: two cups molas~es, one Of sugar:
one large cup lard: salt one teaspoon
crclm.oflariar: ginger. Mix mOla,>cs
ana sugar: melt shortening Pour IN
Hour and then add soda.
-Buckwheat bran when fed 10 cows
will produce large quantity Of milk, but
the mill, will be n thin as water and OF q
blnsh color Meal Of peas, wheat and
corn will make the richest milk. and Of a
yellow color. Meal of peas ami wheat
bran will make excellent feed.
Chicken Soup.-Cut up the chickens.
and put one on to boil with some pieces OF
bacon. parsley. thyme. pepper and salt
HMM NNii VI ANN W.
beaten. with a spoonful melted butter aud
a small bowl Of flour. When well mixed.
they may be- dropped in the soup while
boiling Amer the soup is done. add one
pint of milk and let il boil well for a few
minutes; then dish.
The best possible way for cooling milk
i to place the vessels containing IL M
tank supplied with spring water. which j.
always cold. II is equally good If the tank
be- supplied from a deep well, but ia this
case the labor of pumping j. considerable.
The cooling of milk by placing Ice in the
ve,telS containing il is not advisable for
several reasons. one of which is that il lii
lntes the milk. Another Is that ii does
not cool the milk equally.
In view OF the cases OF fatal poisoning
occurringtrOm little ones obtaining match
g. and eating them. il would be well 10 re-
member that animal charcoal or bone
black. according To Gutenberg and Nohl.
/, "A superior antldote 10 the poisonous
effects OF phosphorus. a number of eX-
pcrimcnts warrants the belief that ii i far
more cllicacious than the oil of turpcniinc.
which. although valuable for the purpose.
frequently produces severe headaches.
The comeback j. administered in the form
of pill made with gum tragacanth or other
mucilaginous substance.
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Browns Broncnsai Trocnes for Coughs
and Colds.

AcoUGH. COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention. and should be Check.
cd II allowed TO continue. IRRITATION OF TnE
LrNos A PERMANENT THEOAT AFFECTION. OF A.
IScURAHLELuS0 DISEASE IL often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
Having direct influence the parts, give immedi-
ate relief For BRONCHITIS. AsTuMs a. CArAREu, Cos
srMTIyE AND THEoAr DIsEAsKs, TEocIEs are gssa
ioifh aitSdys good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKHRs
VIII End TRocHEs useful in clearing the voice whcr
taken before Singing or Speaking. and relieving the
throat after unusual cxertcn OF the vocal organs
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHxs." and
do take any Of the worthless lmtauoLs that may
be offered. Sold evergrhere.
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From other than havi.g worms IN The stori.
leh.
BROWNS vEENIFCCr CONFiTs
Wit destroy Worms without injury 10 the ch a. heins
lcfi cty NaiTa. md frce FROM 80 colorns or other
a-.ols Ingredients asi..ily USED worIa prcpGra-
lions.
CURTIS & BROWN. Proprie;ors
10. 20 Fulton street. New York.
go'f ~ frHgGisi, 0sf Cts1isi.. gHd Dcnleys a.
NrAeiis.. ~ TWENTY-FIVE CHyrs box.
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Obstruction Of nasal passages. discharge
falling into throat, sometime, proiuse. wairrA .
acrid, or thick and tenacious, mucous, puru-
lent, bloody, putrid, offensive. etc In others
d drync,s, weak or inilamcd eyes. ringing In
ears, deafness. alterations. scal- from ulccr-.
voice altered. nasal twang offensive breath,
impaired smell and taste. etc. Few only OF
above symptoms likely 10 be- present la amy
ease IA one time.
10 ctIre-takc DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery earnestly. 10 correct the blood and
system, which arr always Al fault, also 10 act
specifically. ~ Il does. upon the diseased
gand- and lining membrane Of The nose and
~ communicating chambers. The more >ec
~ this Odious disease. the more positive j. my
belief that if We would make treatment per-
fr'g sNccfssf4i IN curing IL, We mg.f uSe CON.
WNNffoH0i fftafU,nf 10 act through the blood,
a- well a. soothing and healing local appli-
cation. Or. ~agc's Gatarrh Remedy. when
used warm and applied with Dr. Piercc's Ma,
-tl buuche. effects cures upon " common
stnsc," rational and scientific principles. by IL
mild. soothing and healing properties. 70
which The disease gradually Yields. when the
n stem has been pat In perfect order by the
use of the Golden Medical Discovery. This
j. The only perfectly safe. scientific and sue
ce>>ful mode Of acting upon and healing il.
20 successful ha, the above mode Of TRAIT
ment proven that the proprietor offers $500
reward for a ease he cannot cure. All the
means sold by Druggists. Il. V. Pierce, VI.
d., Proprietor, Buffalo. y. y.
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TIIr proprietors Of JoiRsOn's 1aoiyae LiRi-
meat. ParsQHs PargdtiUe PITS. and .Sieriddn's
carairg Condition Po'oders, have published .
readable and instructive pamphlet. which
may be had free by mail.
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CURTIS Z Da0wy. Froarieiors.
The Household PsBac,a and Family
Imminent

q ne Feet rcuciv ia tie world for the following
eomp'alnis Vs.. cramr 90 the Limbs and stomach
pia 90 ihe stomach. Bowels or Side. Rheumatism la
-i its FORMS Bilious Collie Neuralgia. Cholera. Dyson
.fr Cpils. Flesh wounds. Burns. sore Throat spinal
.Ompisiris. sprains and Bruises, Chills aud Fever
F0f internal and External ass.
DO. operation a not only relieve the patient but
entirely remove the cause Of TIE complaint. Il pcnc
,iaits and pcryaaes the whole system. restoring
healthy action all It's parts and quickening the
liJsd.
Tnr HorsEuoLD PAxAcEA is Purely Vegetable and
Aii-Hcaling.
prcparclby
CURTIS BROWN.
No. 2i5 Fulton street, New York.
For sale BY all Druggists.
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sud leg bent at the knee. limbcred and
strengthened by the use Of ,iohnson's .iaodyne
Ointment
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SAMPLES FREE.-The >afaridp Frsnfno
rot. 3l9 Walnut street. Philadelphia. gives a
beautiful CHROMo TO every yearly subscriber
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fOR SALE or LFASE-sOO acres of Excel
lent Fruit Land in rrimblc Co.. Kentucky.
Address Ben Morris Milton. Trimblc Co. XIV.
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Corn Fodder.

A ton of wel-saved fodder corn is
worth. ifwell used. nearly tho price of a
ton of hay. and Yet how rarely il j. well
saved or well spent. Exposed after husk-
inc 10 all the storms of October. IL j.
tartliy housed in November. and. musty
and mildewed. washed and wcathcr-beat-
en-. il j. not only the poorest fodder. but
absolutely injurious TO stock. 10 which IL
j. thrown in the toughest and most care
less way in the barnNards. Then il j. tram
.ed down IN the snow and mirc. and next
spring j. cursed as the greatest nuisance a
farmer has 10 contend with. But let corn
stalks be shocked up carefully, spread well
az the butts of the shock. and tied closely
M the top until the corn j. hu~ked.
and then put up In convenient bundles.
and again SCI up SO that the rain cannot
penetrate the shock. and a soon a. cured
De carefully stacked. or put away beneath
a tight roof. and IL becomes agreeable
looking. sweet-Smclling. nutritious fodder.
which will be readily eaten by all sort. of
stock. lfit Is cui up with any one of the
various fodder cutters into short length
or even chopped up with an axe on the
barn floor. wet and ~prinklcd with little
salt and handful ofbran. II will be entire
IN consumed: and the manure heap In the
spring will be altogether free from the
Objectionable. umroticd. and tangled stalks.
while it will be- equally enriched by their
fertiliZing remains. In this way the sup
ply of feed will De economical. often lcav-
Ing hay 70 spare for sale or permitting the
number Of feeding stock 20 be doubled.
and besides. what j, Ufien a source of
trouble and annoyance may be turned to
good account and money made by ii.
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THE attention OF our many readers Is called
TO the attractive advertisement Of j. y. Har-
ris \ Co.. advertising their great and valuable
lung remedy. " Aliens Lung Balsam." This
years. Notwithstanding this long period, IL
has never lost one whit of it, popularity. or
shown the least sign OF becoming unpopular.
but. on the contrary, the call for IL has been
constantly increasing aud at no previous time
has the demand been 30 great, or the quanti-
" made been 30 large. a. at this day. We
earnestly recommend it, trial by any one who
may be afflicted with cough or cold. and
we warran, II 10 cure ii directions are fol-
lowed. Ii is sold by all our city druggists.
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cEcpET n perpetual beauty. New scientific
OGOOGt discoveries. rarfiruiars FREE. Ad-
dress Southeastern Agency. Carth4re. Nsssuri.
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ia rHEV Made rapidly with sfcrol 4 Key Check
WlV1% OuintA. Catalogue. samples and f1r par
nculafs FREE. :. M.sfENcKE ~ Hanover St. boston.
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No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
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SOD ~ AL MEDICINE DEALras.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-02
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

New YORK, June "A special to The
Daily News from Bayonne, says: "The
Carlist General Dorregarry has been de-
prived Of his command"
A severe engagement took place last
Saturday in the province Of Barcelona.
between the Republican forces and the
united Carlist bands, commanded by iris
tany and Don Alphonso. After stub
born fight of several hours the insurgents
were defeated, and fled. They were pur-
sued as far as Morristrol De Caldens by
the government troops.
GERMANY.
The Government Not Satisfied with
MNcMahOn's Policy.
LONDON, June 2.--The Times of this
morning publishes a special dispatch from
Berlin, which says that the German gov
eminent is dissatisfied with MacMahon's
address to the French assembly, and will
not enter into regular diplomatic relations
with his government until satisfied that
France will faithfully adhere to the treaty
of Frankfort.
All the federal Republican factions in
Barcelona have renowned their exclusive
party views and united as one body in
opposition to the Monarch,sts.
MADRID, June 2.-The government
has received dispatch from General Nou-
vellas, stating that with $4,000 men he
holds all the mountain passes in Biscay,
and is driving the Carlsts in that province
towards the coast.
The Empress of Japan has set the FASH
ion of wearing uncolored teeth and eye
brows.
One hundred and ten lady students were
matriculated at the University of Zurich in
Switzerland at the last term.
A Berlin correspondent telegraphs that
the German government intends to abol-
ish the duties on iron, and hopes that il,
compensation the English government will
reduce the duties on spirits.
The Bombay Gazette says that for many
years past no season has opened so favora-
bly, as the present one for planting interests
in the South Of India, and coffee planters
are in high hopes Of making fortunes this
| wear
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DEATH FROM INTEMPERANCE.-A
inquest was held yesterday afternoon at
haif-past o'clock by Coroner William Il /.
TAYLOR over the remains OF Archibald
Bowler, a fisherman. who died suddenly
Yesterday morning about O'Clock in Hog
alley, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. The following jury composed the
inquest Lewis Frischkorn, j. G. Eben-
hack, John Suffer, Thomas Mcdonald, r.
Cumming, Marx Nelson. w. B. Bailey, j.
johnson, Il. Davis, e. P. Williamson, A.
j. Duesberry and W. A. Shields. The
Jury, after reviewing the body, returned
the following verdict ''That the deceased
came to his death by intemperance and ex.
posure."
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE
Y AT SOUTH BOSTON, HALIFAX
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The subscriber has for sale and is selling most
eligible LOTS, for both business houses and
dwellings, in the thriving. pleasant and healthy
village of South Boston, situated on the Rich
mond ana Danville railroad and the Dan river,
thirty-nine miles east of Danville and one hun.
bred and nine miles southwest of Ri hmond.
The rapid improvement of this place is g hown
In its having doubled the number of its build
ings and population and the amount of its bust
ness every year during the three years past and
hence presents really attractive inducements to
those eking locations for business or homes !;
and ne will sell these Lots on reasonable and ac-
commodating terms. There are about three
hundred Lots, varying In size and price accord
ing to location. For further particulars, call
and see or address E. B. JEFFRESS,
lie 2-dltw3m* South Boston
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PAINFUL ACcIDENT.-This morning
between IL and 10 o'clock, while James
Kayenaugh, white, and William Allen,
colored. were engaged digging away an
embankment on Venable street, near the
turnpike, large mass OF earth tell IN on
them, breaking Kavenaugh's leg below the
knee and otherwise bruising him. Doctors
Curd and Jackson were called in and had
him removed to the Medical College In
Urinary. Allen was only slightly hurt.
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CHARGED WITH F'ELONIOUS AS
sAuLT.-Royal Langley, alias Longstreet,
Tom Briggs and VIM. White, charged
with feloniously assaulting and striking
William Allen with intent to kill said
Allen last Saturday night. were brought
before Justice White this morning, who,
owing to the condition of the wounded
man, continued the cases until the llth
instant.
Briggs and White were bailed in the
sum Of five hundred dollars each, and
Langley was committed in default OF sure
ty.
Posey Drew, charged with harboring
Langley, knowing him to be guilty Of fell
ony, was bailed in the SUN of five hum
bred dollars to answer said charge on the
18th instant.