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New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

WEDNESDAY. june 1s-P. u.
The stock speculation has been only barely lees
apathetic than yesterday and dullness seems TO be
the general order of the day. No inclination to
make long OF important ventures is apparent, and
in the absence of any decided disposition to trade
the movement from day to day is small indeed
Reasoning from the basis Of cash money, prices are
unaccountably weak though the history OF the past
SIX months seems show that while the stock mar
ket is controlled by cqucs the prices Of stocks are
very little affected by the rates paid for the use OF
money; and il now looks very much as If the plan
Of the leading holders of stocks might be 70 let them
drop to prices at which outsiders viii be attracted
and thus produce n better Fan market For the
most of this day prices were weak and
declining Pacific Mail standing prominently as a
declining speculation. while the light fancies We're
forced to yicd from to J. per cent, rs were fully
set forth in the annexed table Of comparative prices
Shortly after the o'clock Board the report became
circulated that Nh Horace /. Clark was first dead
then dying OF stroke OF paralysis, wuCTcupOn de
tcmiued assault was made upon Union Pacific
which WAS forced down 10 ~, the other shares de-
cning materially in sympathy, under pressure Of
sales. The more active rates for money also helped
matters 10 a considerable extent. The investment
shares were quiet. Panama sold at 1l2 and 1l2} ;
Michigan Central, 9Sl Delaware Laokawanna and
Western lOjl, and Ere Preferred, 13,. The misccl-
laneous shares were quiet, the only sale of coal
stocks being Consolidation at So. Adams Express
fetched o. the Others being neglected. The general
market closed weak. Tie opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices Of stocks were as follows:
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lirn, 81 S0ss Is FOR fair 70 .AoI.. /,

e33Al 2 FOR 70 ueTm' - 51~P5 p o fair 70 eho
through 1eIans, % f00 -
HOGs The receipts caIsei ~ ni01 O Ud55e
closing 81 lU0 o. o. choice assrsl JA
SBggP dan. pdcss - 51G5 la
wATERrovN, Mass Jrn, Wa ihe Wifsr'ovn Cafs s,rks.
YESTERDAY a receipts OF Ue cattle 100 bead lHee
far demand r choice ce. the 1fees ~ w1h "a rot
from week, r 13cr gss e % choice
sOasl0 Is; extra sJ0 % p o. .i, +au 60 IS seeoai
qualty. T6U 81 So; hid qgI ltv, a-5ndf ~.
SHKRP LiNBs-Nc-c 0tg-ltn. bed lAa Uarfe
ard prices declined m a. peril r n NOi sheep st
each. cItTa, - 50G 81 ~. irlng iauhs 81 % pt
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamship
Ciu,hria will close at 1870 D. H. al the Merchants
Exchange, No. 80 and 81 Pine-st.
Money was in free supply at and 4pcr cent during
the forenoon. but the delay of borrowers in making
up their accounts caused moro active demand at
the close. when call loans commanded g and 2. The
final rates were 4 and ;.
There were six offerings Of bonds TO the Sinking
Fund. amounting to S09l 800 at 1910 to 1885 Halt
a million were accepted, as follows
Jay Cooke % Co........S2l,JOO nc ll5h2
J. Sweet 81 tO.....--.-. 4JaOl at L4'..J JGit''to
DrlXgl, Morgan ~ Co.. $1,000 Al ll1'JJ
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

The London markets according 70 Cable, were a
little to-day both for Consols and American
securities, though'the new tves in exception were
quarter higher. Money in little better demand
at 81 to q per cent. though the Bank of England
gained on the days business ElOO,O00. Gold was a
little rmer with sales at ll5Ial6 the latter being
the rule during the afternoon, with occasional bust
ness also at llG! In exceptional instances in the
morning the price touched ll59. The course of the
market is yet probematical, though tho foreign
houses were buyers to-day. Tomorrow the Treasury
will sell 81 100000 gold, and this may develop some
further tactics of the clques Loans cost for carry
ing e. /, and "a per cent The shipments Of silver
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
BANKING House. OF FISK & H,rcH.

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK u HATCH,
No. NAssAu-sr., NEw-YoRK, June Il, 1873.
We recommend 10. our friends and customers for
investment of surplus capital, or in exchange for
Government bonds, the following Securities of we'll
known character and established reputation, viz:
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SIX PER CENT BoNDs
Principal and Interest payable IN Cold Coin in
New-York City; Interest payable May aud No
vember issued in denomination of $lJo $500,
and $1,000, either Coupon or Registered price, Ssl
aud accrued interest.
Also. THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PIX
CENT BoSDs-Principal and interest payable in gold
coin in New-York City; Interest payable January
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RrrKlprs 1,n pRnnllrk-

North .H1rsr sd Fri rOqla
JryR i2J0 pkgs Ase pfr rerfFft 10 bl Copper 1flo
casks Copper l7 psgs Dried sls ~ Dis t0ton 81 tah
Rggs 95g b1s Ro4r, J5 blu ss y9 bln WD,t ~ ~ sub
Corn 3 100 bush. OATS go blh 4 I bush. Pes 11 lag.
Farecd 30 bales Hemp D. b1is io-' f1 it.e - bf Hes
bales sSBs "a bales Loss % J los sl bl. hPn gr1ea-
Sides LeatLe- 10 O ~ ''r, ID ~
pkfs Cheese. 60 pszs Beef il1 plr q. ' p D e' Lard lls
at.llIa. O.. tlI 'sTch. l6
hags Peanuts y a. Rice il3 bids Tobacco a53 r'~' Tobacco 19
bales Wool, 8iJ bDA whisky
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unnL MARKET.

p,,, AMI put, J1e 3-Wu5tTde demand confines rHi'rt'
.,,e ~ domestic Reese rt .-i.s.u.o9s t-. n, ,- ie
r and socss loI. r very irn l tfe.. a' a' re-. 'cy
@ .sg las been received o. t4iO a No e' .ie te'a fe'
ported. ..t La. .t.r,
B.sraS. June l2Woo,-Ihe market cr te I.s pr
toe. Is now reduced los - taere i' ah -'.e 'i' ,
s Il comes q hands .ses been maze Of Mo @ %. A1 -
sys.uia fleece, 10 A. t3 81. frae palf 10 ' l :.
Fp,i ercs, were 90 sen l2 ioc.; $4,000 10 Snuna 'i ha
D. .,c, iuc.llu- 4.I.- 100 lJ l..es N...- . lt.l
t, soI a I4.. Sgrrr ard Extra Pus. ga 'Jc hri 30
Suqr a 6c H. wool teie va, rather I''e GODS " '
blt gae WUJls v, L... above the views o' 0u!t.s
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Tofal .Sj0O,C 900

There was a dull and listless market for Govern
mcnt bonds. Prices were shade better II any
thing owing TO the improvement IN gold; but tn''
led to no increase in the business. In some cases
wide difference continues TO exist between the Dlu-
ding and asking prices. Fisk % Hatch report a'
& IL LII a. fnllnMs:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
TDUF TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
Il cast.ir,1 a PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACk GREE

LEYi AsO co. n-t---. ,,.-,o a..
Gsos and maguaGrs be Pabhe Debt o. the United
Ss,,e.. CJnef Ministers &c;
Torr CaSres a. chosen Staining and Select Committees
- snsts snd Uous State Union Populations Cpas
sTno President CoBgessnel 0oyernon ke fS Con
80 10 ssr Eeonsi The Presidential Bleoioas
EsS Ws,hjpgon Beeos Of Grant,
ss Esuons PsnT Platforms sT1 ADo noeh other
ial.xaaasa PnSs ~ ~ ssLAs - aaaA
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Eeaal Notices.

MARINE COURT of the CITY of NEW
vi YORK-ADAM CRAIG, plaintiff against ALEXANDER MIL
LER defep sntSunmons demand contract om
defendant; hereby summoned required
complaint In this action which will be 6e the Office Of
Marine Of the U Of NesYok At the City Hall
city " New York aud 10 serve copy Of your answer 70 the said
upan the subscriber at bis ohee 8 Broadway hewiorf.
Of this elusive Of the
q service snd fail to answer the said complaint within
the time Aforesaid pahud this will take judgment
for ftwo hundred and three dollars
the lst day Of NAV thousand eight hundred and
Of this actOnDate MAv g. 1913
II. TOhPklES. Plaintiffs AttOrney
The conpanin dis action fled In the Oce Of the Clerk the
City Of HeSYofk ibe ga day Of MAY 1913
H. TOMPKISS Plaintiffs Auorney Z5J BfoIdsay NcWYcrk
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MEMORIAL Of HORACE GREELEY, with
1fl TWO PORTRAITS aud LLCSTRATlOSSi portrait rep
yssHsng AI Greev h. apparel IN tbe last Summer o. m e ana
beng altogether the Hhke sud natural portrait O hin pao-
bbed volume cOatslus Memoir Of MI GREELEY his M hours,
a. Of his death Arrangements the Ceng Cefsmo
Mourning O We People Letters o sympathy Voices Of the
Pa The Pres Thbss O@ the POet Resolutions snd poeeel
ipg Of Public Bodies &c Pamphlet Kuon 30 cents
hisdsOney bound ell either free BY mali receipt q Pree
THk TIIBukB
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Rnrns Az A RARGAIN.

MoNrcLAm RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by tho Mdlad Railway for sale al -
JAMESON. SMITH s. CorrEG, II BrOad-st
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


At present rate of gold, an investment of $4,000
in tho
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
GOLD BONpS
of the VERMONT DIVISION of the
PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE
Yields an annual interest of $685. and held TO ma
turity an annual rate of
Ten PER CENT.
Issued in denominations of 81 600. $500 and $l00
and limited to $1,000 per mile.
Price for the present, so aud accrued interest in
currency.
For sale OF exchange for marketable securities.
T.. d L. FAIRBANKs a. Co., ST. Johnsbury, Nt
FAIRBANKs ~ Coz 81 Broadway, Ncw-Gork
FAIRBANKS. BROWN * CO.. Mk-st., Boston.
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zI5and ~ MABKErsT., PHI
NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

n
"A NV AID ENIEGED EDTI0y og HORACE GHEELLl AJ D.
BIOGKAPHY Appendix containing Memoir Of ls later yeafs ana
iedth. aud he % famous hpe.cAtS
P0LIEATT ICBLIsHEDi AhFaE-
SCNNEE oF losZ
Grcele7's Autobiography also Tor
IRE permanent wonderful Intellectual display which he
made durng Eastern Presidential Cam
pgn 2 have li the issue OF edition of ne Autobiography
% vcry re geltr continuing The of hs life % eu1
Jeuuca he more striking suggestive Of his admirable and
brilliant speeches concluding with exhaustive ana
admiral of the csmpagn originally prepared BY The Hon
james Pie eyUn'e states Minister 20 The Hagne I6eie b
bee p complete collection Of Mr. Greeley's Mscaneols
Wrtngs including ano1g his famous controversy with Robert
Dale Oxen Marriage abd Divorce. .
p, 20 tsrd.my bound u ob with Portraits 81 Sent by
nal an rset of price Address TIE TRIBUNE NeNfork
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N With IIustfsona Literature Art Science and HsoTy-Ihe
shr,e Almanac and ght Tribune Extra Sheets contauug
Ierrr, gr No l-Ilusratei-f fyndsFs Lectures Light
I.tae RYrs No 2-Bechers COmpusofy B1ncauo1 Flelss
hsers Situations Phipss lost Ar BeoSss Is Ihere
Go5g MsrkT TWans Sandwich Island Letters
J-llustratsPr1t NllIers Bran ah1 MIMI
pot Bs Chemical OF the specoscoPe Prof loungs
CooQuests Prof lOug Present knosg, Of the n
fcnre Frr 10 4iN Shake5Darean studies h{ John Wessi
seD An snies National Academy COlrtei Psons Pgrm fahers
a. Non Of R1s.1ess: Bret liates ArgOnaES OF a.
Lecture Ettn No. 5-lustraed-TAree Letares oy foi LOUIS
Frg 90 Sound Hearing Voice and speech an1 Is 1pnsnol
ofNue Hs-uoav. Benz Smaus Deep Placer mining 20 Cal
iiorna r ond The zeven senses FAAe ToSWn On
Te aud Pas cDe Prof l. Youman The Limits o science
Lecture B1a 6-Beechers seven Lectures i0f
Tboughs fof MI lserIbOugbt upon PTiyer-rray as
ia ChuroAes-SOeley u Ie
(hurcb-Ihr Fingers Of The Church 81.
epc Er No LBeeber oonclndog Lectures; Revyss IN he
Clur-Iiehgo Awakeni4gTbOagbts on kevYas-A leHso
veuepce Also The Church" BY De hchWrnEi ttttu
kateents by King The DEATH Menace by Do'e
and HOrv Of SeciaTisn Appropriations" u l.,
Ieeure 8lb Method Of Creation lNe'e Le,tuIoS W
ProL AgssS concerning Animal Life Also sdscnpu0o We Son
drfu Fossils discovered IN the Boely hoanins W 'Dt ' |s
LIpedtoB. ,.o -.
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ADDE'S TIN TRIBUNE EeW-York
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Glcndinning. DAVIS & Amorys closIng prices wer

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 30 days time and - to
. per cent bonus on GO days, at points varying
from the market price OF the securities named
as follows:
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LIppINCoTTs NIAGAzINE

l-lIIIN0O1 4 Ma N'eAS4A-NA-
Is for sale by an Book and Sewsdeslers.
TERMS.-Yoary subs,rpuou 80 Single nuubeE % CENTS
TRIAL SUBSCRIPTION.
In order % accommodate acquantDg themselves
si the character Magazine TIE publishers will for time rs-
teiye Laf7ef subscriptions r n08a The rate Of Two Dollars
Specimen Number Special and very Liberal Premium List AID
Cub Rates postage paid any address receipt Of y cents
J.B. LIPPINCOTT CO.. PUBLISHERS,
z,x..a 80 wARKrT.sT PHILADELPHIA
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MllsrellnrIe0us.
GOLDEN TEETH.

Man, of , elite who failed their teeth saved by
M OLD opeTlior had them saved by the method de
h. referred 70 frequent repetition OF Imperfect
ann MIR h destruction epd In Ttba
sns-An Outrage the community which might be prevented
h. smDloyrs men TIE nstnfs teeth send TOT
sxnp,tor circular which also contains esmgns In fufof OF THIS
n1x 80 n 1s,asry d. 4 IOHhkoA lIl kAs. Tusth -
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THE MARKETS.
lcnrenlIy reoor,ed tor Tuz TupuysI
T.

WrDSEspAT. jane r. 1873
ASHES-rhe receipts oisy 80 ps Pots qlt out
gta4., 30 ... J., us a Ic inactive aad nominal.
COTrONfe demand io CJto. ou M pt has been only hmed
and pace Homlally ufcIlngei. Zoe I4os 10 to.ows
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

SanceIed coin cerineaies sent to Washington SJ47Oo
The Treasury balances at close OF business to-uay
were: Currency, S7,3OOO0O; coin, '4'OOlOj; ceit'-
Gates S3j8lO.OOO. The internal revenue IeceipS
for the day were $2GO,0O0.
The following are the closing official rates for Tor
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
Ncm DubIiratlous.
THE NEW HYPERION"

A NARRATIVE OF TRAVEL IN FRANCE
PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATBD BY DORB.
TRXT by EDWARD STRAHAN PART l.
2 IRON PHILADELPHIA TO BALTIMORE By Robert Morris
copeland illustrated
. CHARITY CROSS by Morgan, Mason.
4 BEREYTOwN Chapters EL-Xv. Concluded. Bv Rebecca
Handing DAVIS.
; STRANGE sEA INDUSTRIES AND INVENTIONS. By VIII
Wallace HsTley.
G POSEYs NUGGET By Ioais A. Roberts
e FRANCEsCNS WORSHIP BY NIarrae, J. Preston
g. OUR HOME IN TIE TYEOL. CHAPTERS audNL b. Margaret
Hovltt
3 WITH THE AMERICAN AMBULANCE CORPS IN PARIS. By
Ralph kcc.cr.
10 TIE HU MMIEGBIRD. By James Maurice Thompson.
n ApRTCCpSs or THULE Chaute-s y. aHd Xl Bv William
Back author The Strange Adventures OF Phoeton.'
A. REMARKABLE PASSAGES IN SlELLEYS EARLY HISTORY.
By January Sear'e
g. OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP A ASLrEPING.CAR SERISiDE 4
PICTURE WITH a HISTORY HiAIS FOR NONLL
WHITES FABLES FOR YOUTH NOTES.
IA LITERATURE or THE DAY
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Gcarncrs.

AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISH CLASSICAL
L and MATHEW ATICAL TEACHER teaching and dsu-
pine the scrun for cement either
partner Good salary expected Adircss ALPHA 81
ERENCH TUITION.--PrOf. j. j. BURNER
desirs agemrnt m scholastic 81 some llass
schools; long expecue Address % West 35i
TEACHERS introduced for all departments
4 ADDRESS AMER EDUCATIONAL UNION. ~ broadway. y y
WANTED-A competent and successful
w PRINCIPAL for the Amsterdam Academy, Amsterdam y. y
Address j. II. BRONSON.
NNANTED-SITUATIO To TEACH, in a
w frsn SCHOOL. take entire charge BOAkDNG
OF DAY SCHOOL BY Geutaugn aud hs wife B1'h .du,
ana experience teaching For particulars address
TEACHER care Of Rev. ALONZO FLACK CiayericE, y. u
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GtGtionern.
Marnle ano 5ldIe tflanlcls.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLEand MARBLE
~. ZlNG WoRKS u and 10 East Egt.eatlst Marble and
Marbeited Msn Thing Marble Count Monuments that
DEFY competition. Marble turning for the trade
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
~ elegant degnA Slate work o desi 3o AARBLB and
WOOD MANTBLS ]. r. STEWART 4 Co., 20 and ~ West
TgertT thirlst. Seventh-aye
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
their Warerooms, UnonsquaTe Fourthye, aud seven
teeuhs Offering large assortment Of MANrELs, CRATES
comuing many elegant and unique designs challenging
competition
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

Messrs. George Opdyke & Co. announce
that they will pay the July coupons Of the New
York and Oswcgo Midland Railroad first mortgage
seven per cent gold bonds; also the July coupons of
the New-Jersey Midland COmpany's second mort
gage per cent bonds, due July p on and after
maturity az their banking house No. p Nassau-St.,
all free of taxes.
The National Park Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of per cent, payable July 1. The
transfer books will close from June 20 to July L. both
inclusive.
The National Shoe and Leather Bank has declared
a semi-annual dividend of per cent, free of tax,
payable July l.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvania Skies, 1O9; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road 81: Reading Railroad, 58s Pennsylvania Rail
road 81. Gold. 1lG.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

to-day were sCeoOOO The customs receipts at
Washington for the week ending June were
s. 10000. The Assistant Treasurer paid out S'oOoO
coin interest and $4,000 call3d bonds The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as foilows
Gold cleared S7ogOOOO; gold balances, S242'Voj; /;
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
THE MONEY MARKET.

JUNE 1s. 1873
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-oFllClAL
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR IIib i"'No'
FIRST CALL. 10! O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sacs o. Government BOnds,,
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. Saskatchewan
from the Committee On Public Lands, reported
with amendments the House bill prescribing the
general provisions under which persons may in
Territories and secure the right Of way for their
roads over the public lands. .Corbett, from the
amendment, the House bill authorizing neg0tia-
tions with the Greek Indians for a cession OF part
authorizing the President to appoint three Com
missioners TO revise the Bankrupt law and report
amendments thereto....The Two-per-cent. bill, was
taken up and debated at length without action.
HousE.-The bill was passed giving the reporting
the Washington Republican -. The following bills
were passed: To provide for the inspection Of the
officers; to extend for one year, till Feb. !, is74, the
time for filing claims for additional bounty under
in the National Military Cemeteries; to authorize
the Secretary Of War 10 ascertain the amount Of
Dakota in grming, equipping, and supplying the
volunteer forces in the Indian war Of 1862; provid-
ing that no person shall be promoted in the army
who is addicted to the incorporate use Of intoxi-
eating liquors or drugs.
THURSDAY, Feb. Observation-Disclosures,
minority Of the Committee on Elections, reported
that there is no legal State Government in Louisi-
ana, and reported a bill providing for n new cleo
tioh ior the purpose of establishing in that State a
republican form Of Government. Trumbull made a
dissenting report favoring the recognition of the
senting report favoring the recognition Of the KEEL
logg Government. Hill made a dissenting repnrt
tba II OF the LOulElAnA
Legislatures declared elected by both Returning
Boards be called together, and that they proceed
jointly to count the votes and declare who are
legally elected IA report was received from the
0mmitte on Commerce asking to be discharged
from further consideration Of the question ns 10
the authority of Congress to regulate freights and
fares on railways running through two or more
States.
HousE-The bill to reopen the war claims Of 1872
so as to pay Virginia, North Carolina and other
States S3-35,00 for amount elaine because Of
error In the computation Of interest due them was
lost...wood IN, ~ offered a Iesolutisn that the
testimony reported by the Credit Mobilier be re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee, with instruc-
tions to report articles Of Impeachment against
Vice president Colfax IL, In their judgment, the
evidence warrants. By a vote II los yeas 10 100
nays, the House refused to consider the resolu-
tion. A resolution was then adopted referring the
testimony reported by the Poland committee to
the judiciary COMMITTEE, with instructions to tn
quire whether anything in such testimony war
rants articles Of impeachment against any ofdcer
Of the Cnite1 States not a membe Of the House, or
makes further investigation necessary. "A reso-
luton was adopted directing the Ways and Means
TO investigate the charges that money
had been used last session to secure an additional
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-07
JAY COOKE ~ Co.,
Financial Agents Northern-P. II. Il. Co

A New Epocu IN MEDICAL HISTORY
treason and chance" says Pliny, sled
to the discovery of the virtues Of medi-
cinal herbs" In these modern days, re-
search and experiment have perfected
the work that reason and accident began.
DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BfTTERs are the
latest result of botanical Investigation
and pharmaceutical science. This ex-
traordinary medicine, composed entirely
of vegetable ingredients culled from the
soil of our Pacific territory, Is pronounced
n remedy for every disease-not organic
of the stomach, the liver, the bowels,
the respiratory system, the kidneys, the
muscles, and the other organs which
make up the machinery of life. All who
have witnessed its effects are in favor of
its universal adoption as the safest and
most reliable tonic known. Free from
the faint of alcohol, it is nevertheless u
stimulant, though not a dangerous cx-
citant. One thing is certain-no cura-
tive heretofore introduced to the public
through the press has ever obtained, in
so short n time, the celebrity of DR..
WALKERS CALIFoRNIA VINEGAR BIrTERs,
or been supported by such unimpeach-
able testimony. From that testimony it
is evident that this preparation is n spe-
cific for Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
Intermittent and Bilious Remittent Fe-
vers, Diarrhea, Dysentery, rheumatism,
Govt, and all disturbances of the secre-
tive and excretive functions. II Com.
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STATE

An interesting suit has Just been de-
cided by the Supreme Court of the
United States which involves the whole
question of State sovereignty. Two res
idents of Danbury, Conn, gave 81, 900
bonds for an express robber named Nc
CURE in 1864. Soon after, the mar was
imprisoned in Maine for fifteen years for
burglary. Claiming that they were pre-
vented from presenting the person of the
criminal for trial only by an "act of
law" the bondsmen refused to pay, and
the State Of Connecticut brought a suit
to recover the amount of the forfeited
bail. The Supreme Court of Errors of
the State held unanimously that, as the
States are Independent and sovereign,
Connecticut is not bound to heed the
acts of Maine. The sIIreties, however,
maintained that McCiuire was taken from
this State on n requisition from the
Governor Of another, under a provision
of the Federal Constitution, which was
the supreme law of the land. The Su-
preme Court of the United States was
almost evenly divided on the question,
the vote of Chief Justice Chase being
necessary to give the decision. The State
has, accordingly, recovered from Nc
Cures bondsmen s 5000, with interest.
NAPoLEON's RELIGIoN.-Shortly be-
fore his death the late Emperor Napoleon
gave an expression of his religious views
to a correspondent of the Paris UniUers.
He declared that he was a firm adherent
of the Roman Church, and a believer in
the doctrine of Papal infallibility. His
idea was that, SO long as the Catholic
Church remained one, it was neces-
sary that it should have a King. The
Pope was its King, and Napoleon's no.
ton of royalty was synonymous with
that of infallibility. His opinion, given
at that time, confirms the impression
that he would not have sanctioned Vic
tor Emanusl's occupation of Rome, if he
had remained in power. The result of
Napoleon's downfall, therefore, was not
merely the unity of Germany, but that
OF Italy as well.