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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
United srArEs SUPREME couRr.

WAsIINGToN. Oct. $40. l6-Umted states agt
c., ,.egx error to the Court Cor L0Isanr.n s
tb Government The bod Of one bafr a. tecor Of
ons AZ New-O-tans which the dc eniants tetairK
wheisT copies 81 he reports 81 TIE t
Anos re as certified bg the Controller and ConmsorF Of
,ton. aud bIuetts quarterly returns
pied evidence against tha sne ihe "H .I 'A
% o moi BE- admitted except against the principal and they were
hi, Court that ugueut ad nod th1t uader TIC
rft Congress te records offered we're evidence aan te sue IS
vol a t urcra and that Bafrclts reaus should have been Re-
AZ he Of the ofeus charged Jgsuee huHt ceeie
tie opinion. -. ... -. A.. CT.
t Tor aasucs Of an asses meat lsde by ie
Internal EevcnBe ASSESSOR for dehesncF We
count boiug tat OBLIGATORY the ofoer to notify TIE o.
Ina the particular month Tor which the assortment Wa A1e @
full knpsdge whether he makes correct r.
t or ot ami where do cannot enb1a tie nest
lure made ty tie "a BY reqGung t tah uontl
which 10 returns SHAH be seheu ana proven
Justice Bpdey delivered ue opinion. 80 . ..--
Ma gIee a. Tabb error the Circuit Court Tor LOUISIANA
M was an action on made before tue whose Consideration
vas the prs of slaves The Judgment below that Nas not
l The consideration OF The note WAS the price OF
slaves AMI sale Of the slaves oeng awo Al the TINE no sg
cn., Of the void by mpairng The
obgo If the This Judgment 10 erned here BY sntho "
a. forn.r decisions Justice Davis delivered the opinion
No Aoae Rolbins to tie supreme Court OF
ulnas-Disn.ssei tor Tsnt OF JURISDICTION =, - 49, 1891.
No 3sBae agt Ctr 90 BEoSnde-Aouon 70 ulsmss post
poned until heani on toe merits
No 4,l-Es pate Desmore-Mo,ion for msudamus deoed
No agt o. appeal from the Coars - CiaimA--Ths
under charter party whereby the Government
were hear the the marine rsk ihe vessel
% by stress weather. the claiming that the
contract the United States sought TO recover damages
agreed W be paid per len of her use
% Cart that the retained possession
Of the Of her movements ana th tue 1oerhmsn
Wa efro. D. Fuller for CLAIMANT Assistant A'Oaey'Oenss
a, or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday, James
pr ,,or. man he'll lfaat ~ 500 by J1suc LtINh
o. complaint II Capt Williams Of tie Bgaa Precinct who charger
ln @ h.'int GpSn tsy96 6H az ~ e9ge Of high
80 ,er IN nsEt Patick Slanuou of No eSi SNtlaYe
e M a that DC va standing the o Iit-hhhsl AM
sye TTouer approaclei BIN ~ud sIsnel As "A'ol anu
cham 10 away VITA thta.
AT the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
f de Sblulcy Henrietta leh Tor examination on
charge o ste,ng Of eNtry yauri At e'3 rom hey
.uai OF 10 uery-t whose house sAe wa cup 9e .
linn Kelly and Dan Bender we're jointly held 70 an
OF No. 100 iiar Ryan VS. charged WIN steam
bnet ylue q So shop OF Alfred hoFiefoi No. lOJ d.
.i.oa-s. she held to alsNef'
Yesterday in the Court of General Sessions, eX-
Recorder smith counsel for Andrew l. Rob- and trsnK olso
tie Nrw-Yors Railroad called the
aon last Saturday for the poducNon oil lhe testimony
mon which ey indicted ant the names oil the Hilress anu
sEr er us disposal Recorder Hacke, after hearing We statements
NJ Smith and Assistant District Attorney Allen deeu ihe NOTION
NJ smith sand which lavt- IL the cvi s1s are pa 81
u lhem, and that mos naNs as
No mi 10 The facts motion aso mae 0y MI H
rr on he Eargo bng Confederate Of Roberts and isoi on "a.
cnd Tat hsre evidence against hun Ebch MI Alsn I'd
std 10 be the case Court oriert lis o.charse
Al the Cont Of General Sessions Yesterday before
Recorder Iscett Assistant District AT Rollins appearing Tor the
Euak stem, charged VITA r0lbn- Befhll
Ytc ~ No 45G Seyrnsys. Oct ~ Of Watca worn tlu
YER. ei and arnued Howe Hummel for the accuse Miuam
rre as arqGi d the charge 81 stealing watch worth sou IT.
a. tero, OF Cbaks FosT 81 Astoria on Oct z. Howe " nunti
for the actse following prisoner. pleaded gmyi "lam l.
Itr led ta selling 10 Margaret h-iai contrary TO 'h
IS79 on Sept g. anil rs means OF Nch tF he1th was
Ieat INDEFINITELY Uo,tp0Hel james MuIe ioi asAnng Dael
be p fleutaY Ur Xix months
J.tu & ,cr ealing watch wor ~ On p u from henry
wo, No M Prison ao years. lbonas McLaugh-
Pnp Levy No 81 sept IS State Prison three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

not $4,000 10 gold and gold notes ID tue oa"k WIZ"
took possession OF It, -,
Nothing new was elected by the crossexaminat'o",
and Mr. Niles was recalled He produced ns po"' ""'
the following entries appeared on them Nov R o'A'
to credit of Tantor siOOCO March H. 1870 0He' 'O'
$4,000 not on Taintors stock account.
Smith Shedon-I have been publisher loi ~ 49,
was director OF the Atlantic National BANK BUY ,eu
Tsintor; talked with him at the bank Oh MI, PA,
I then asked him why he objected 10 showing VIZ -
dent the call loans Of the bank ne san tha' 80
acting under good advice; that be did hot "apt " Ii
Them but that II the Directors would meet ue
snow his hand "i have ruined the bank saiu u.s. nm
the Clearing house Committee VIII be here III le" nit
utes 1 repied Mr. TaintOr. what do yea mean W.
surpse eyOnd measure, ana 90 not KNOW VIII ~
spons.blty in tins matter, and the directors .au
nothing TO do with IT," Crosse Xamlned-l was Io
mentiv in the banh, bat not every day; whenever
came down town I always went into the bank L va,
Vice-President n; had been 50 ABOUT one year
did not tt nd an OIL the meetings OF the Directors
At this point the defense proposed to prove the CIR
cnm,tance OF the BANK surroundings Of the accused
during the "perod covered by tho alleged ohense.'
The United States DisirictAttorney objected on the
ground that the abstraction Of the $4,000 anu inc
leaving The gold ticket its place" was OF ltsei an
orense showing au intent to dclraud and could not DC
eoutradctcd BIZ any outside evidence" Tie question
raised being one or law Judge Benedict discharged the
iury t today ana after very long argument, IN when
MI Carter claimed that Tntor bad no intention OF de-
frudne the bank but that he had acted for what he
believed to be for it, best interests, Judge Benedict
reserved hs decision and adjourned Court I'LL today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

AZ. No. 2asi 80 Corb. 6lS53e o,1n..g ''e'
NO 42a43 No 40 P'oen%. ssy Wheat .ssdy os
oErsoT e -, No White 81 4iasl 49, Amber ssg,s
. 81 tor % ossso' sas Reegl5000 bls ooe w h
i7tso bub coT sud 600 bub Oats Shipments 70"o ''''
Woe" e.S 3a o V ' Sfo GOOD and us,sa WI
and .ssteI Oats Suet A. $1,000 aels Rye que - lIes
90 I5''l PA P'[ e{ qFs. .ou ley 9S7 s
!s47r GeaT ste, 5o.@S sts' 5 s g. ' s,,s bombs
@irSsUE&s o. 2s-Fiou, qsei and aae.ssd wses g..
and seki sales Of so lat 0iti " 2 8, - ~
h"y nher o9,, steady :, 90 Tor 20 81, g. 70, no T. b.
e fdn AID ir .asa q 40 o. no. Ssaae We, g5s A.
Fos l75oo6 tu,a. wHea Shi0@euioco 'D' F''' '''
0sSseo oe 2s-rlosr .t,,a,, Of 200 ~ q q ,"
6 No. Spring s. 30 ior Asss wnl; - - o. ne w
e., r., " Sa q. ks 300 i 49, choice Sse csa 20
So- dol 40 o low e. i1S, o. 5g @5c 20 I % II
5000 6usn Up,Le Caua a. 81 So coa asii les a. 81 -
Sort,. si7asIs S6oras, sg adtuSy'. s2oosez 2 tor
f fanle r' s. IS 70 ts Haon aud s. q e Nevo Ri
FrghrFoar to falndeDh1 :5 s','ol 30 70 =, b.
Bsrley $4,000 sei q lamb ssu'a,,o9 ~, ~ 20;
a 49, O'' The amount Of Gain on tie csl1 o
sr dewate yeeday noon ,s 5lt g el az Do &
OF, 800 si7 ba.h Barley 10000 blh RE 2j6 lob Peas
PSm1osLP1,i OF 2sPeroloaa que. and 9 cis TO-
scdyei Cuba Meas, 2Oe Csya sasi5 ~ H.
sac clover New 90 Poa eascr not ln3 ably set ~s,'
iS E Ec 81 90 I'm Mo; SS VEIN 81 Gss Dat % wbe
asOc; Mixed, 4404jc Wh.ks, J4e ~.
ST. LOuH Oct 2f-Pobr small bus nesi plc'snn' hhf'u
timer grades which low mcilm grad 9u 70
S3uug Il TALL ~ - No Eel hllef - ~ orr e"sFf
~ H. cash on the eat side track for round @ 4O Mover
be Ia. Oat, arm al Be c1b o' No. = ~ s's'
tor: 3ic December Bsreg dul a1d UNCHANGED kr .I sn
ing a 63dGjc Whisky eady 9Oc PORK lover A. So - Do
a. l. only limited J-lg ia a. LsA
nnchangei Live s3 500Si Cattle dn q Cho
feIan 53aS 50 49, Fair to the hauye steers ~ % "
1000 bl Flour 10000 bush Wheat T. 900 Duh o'
GOOO bush Bailey. 1000 bosh Rye l4o0 Hogs
as 1900 Ca.te L.
demand lowers sales OF Amber Michigan, spot u - 80 et
November 81 30 81 81, seller December 81 80 Ne kel
spot 81 80; No Red spot II 2s sier December - 80 20"
shade better 2d42c High Mixed, flot; AZ Noycmh',
4iaa44at December Ols dali and declining % Doe ~ NO =
Feg Is Buffalo 4s4l2i TO OsEego, s09 kee"ipis
5000 bbN Foar. 1000 bash What, 1900 hnh Corr ana
Shpmcuts 10000 bush Wheat. ~ Ooo hnh
and u 600 bash. Oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
DEC1SIONS-OCT. 2s.

Snprens Court hdmbTs--By Judge Barrett
Lev, sg JaeobsAppheatou denied Cee AL Cere1hemoanI
for counsel The National Life Insurance COMPANY OF
New denied In the matter OF ne petition on 6ehAh
Of McConnelMemofands for counsel HINT ast bSke
d,nai 20 abide event Ham agt Van WORRIES
Mool third over Se might 10 ne matter
az tD attachment canaboa d. MerMemoanda or eoLn'
sell Ostranr Oande Memoranda for counsel hag rten
ag Btownhenne.-Mou0n granted
SuperiOr C0arf-Specidl Term-Van Worst, J.-The
Reruhe Of Peru AIT aIBmeion eopnn but nodded
A, NOT 10 prevent defendants from dealing the genu1s aree Meyer
Of petition, kc Freezing ag ko
granted Kemb sg Dana Kahn ag Brennan she,-
ir Lewis sgt Manhattan Glove Co Wsker sgt Davis Noel ~ al
agt Post Doaovaa sg Beach H.ng Hart ard Peksg agt
Na.h-Orers guunta Hawkins agt Hswkns-Oriet Of reference
Barbour J-Lad0 ATkll and anoCase settled aud aed
Cannon Pleas--Special TerrA-By Judge Robinson.
Pope ssL smAnReereaee to the Hon. VIM Mitchell to hear
By judge Lorwsehuyer sgt FoICase settled and sled with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


WEDNESDAY. 0CT. 20.
and Liverpool fe si'Am'hr
Supplementary MAJ 100 Goule pos-fe
letters and psel closed at the PoOnce AZ loiO NJ
STEAMSHIP - ) from Pier No. 46 N. K. at ll;3O g. m
A Piuss.an Closed Mai Is sent by thus line
IHURSDA1 OCT. 80
Mails Enrore Plymouth Chrr1oug aEd Hamburg per '
hin Wespbsa at ~ NJ Supplementary h, lor 9o g
hostage printed matter closed AZ the Post once AZ l'V
a. Steamship sai st2 m. from foot OF Ihnls iohosn
Mails for Havana rect by the steamship CITY Of Havana coe AZ
H. Supplementary Ma doublepostAge letters sn1 p"Atl
mater 1, eoei at the tOfce Z:4O se~msnip aAs
at . p m. Pier No ) " H.
FRIDAY OCT. 81.
Mail. 70, vfaua close at the Sep.Yok Postonro day
al q D. o. Ha.laT. a. .o,---.-
IaJ a. q D. m and goes VIA Boston.
SATURDAY.. Nov. /
Mails FOR United Kingdom only VIA VltcnSoNu ana LIVERPOOL ~
steamship Oceanic al ll;3O supplementary Man hr
postage printed matter coei ~ TIE oetons
Al D. m. steamship at from Waite Star Docs FA-
yona Ferry. Jersey CITY, ~ 4, -, ,.,5.
Hermann u NJ. Supplementary MAI for osN 80
lttcr. and printed closed al tie PoOhce al LOU III
ste ip sails At 2 m, foot Of ThiIdst Hohoken a..
Mails or France Brest llsy, by tue s,eAmsp
Europe close NJ. steamship sails at ho@ rlef No.
Tor Key West nv steamship Of San Antonio ese At = m
steamship sails al s D.. Ia. IRON Per No 70 T. X
SUNDAY. Nov g
O'Clock The FOst-Oboe 70 ep"n non q
ID. 10 II a. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

BrFP,1O Oct S-CArrLE-The receipts TO-DAY. inudng 100
reported arrive O57 bead making the ,a' ppgT @
thus 4Sff head 5 aglnst 900 cars 'f me
week The market Is he eNa. isAlg sifous 1s'
weeks hanging Of Tor decline There vas No"
eabh Qnobe uuces sale, 20 the o tfae OF 2"
Ohio steers ranging ron l07jal iGi "a at ~ - ~ BEG
Michigan teer- ranging ll730l 2s n, At S4dti 70 Z"
Cana steers averaging 9Os b. at IS 70 81 lrd11a SER
1882 b. at 81 II lJ0s steers aefsgng lt55 70 -
f6 10 illinois averaging 800 h. a. So Freight {" NeSlorA
reduced TO 3Oc per cwi. 10 Albany, 2Jc per ewk ,
1ANBsTie receipts today incl1inR re- ort'
were 600 head making total uppY FOR the week nc lar oCp
5f00 head for the TINE last wees o "As
has not fairly opened on.
oss-rhe receipts TO-DAY Including reported arrivals were 4ioo
head making the os sunpy the week tins ir 3oo hea
against ECO head for the time last Neek Tue aias s
qusLy; 500 head Illinois OHIO and Michigan b"s 'ss.
from $50 " 2o0 Ii, al 81 2JGS4 40
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gAI.kSDARs-fal, DAY.

IALkEDARs-fhu DAY.
srPsssE CoukI-GsSkKAL TRha-AoeEned anti wednesday
Nov. 3.
sPECAL Tsss-FAscHkR. J-Adpouned suhl Nov. 3.
CHAsBERS-bARRErT JSO ~ IIs 232, l0f. l1O, 80 80
SO %, l30. i43
CIEcun-PAaI L--D.vs y.-stokss care
PAEr ff-vAE BkUSf. Case OI.
SuPEKoR CouRrTRAL TkRn-PArts And r. aoarped for the
Term.
ConoS PLEA.-TnAL rEks-PaRr L-DALt, n D.
Eo. 32l3 1885 1851 2405 225s 1905. 1878 1899. l494
1882 POLL 2Ol2 1889 22i5 PAPA, soG 23Jt l649, 3275
lgi5 80 - - 49, -.
PIKr ILLoEx Nos 2e7o. 1872 1898 1919. S6s3, 1896
1888, 1897. $780, 1912, 1863
lEQcfrr Tbss-J. y. DAILY. J.-Adournsd until Friday.
GsskHA sKssIoss-HAcKETr RJanes Marphy Patrick Gala
ghan Michael Doyle Timothy Conner robbery MeCuom N
onious saah aud battery BsnsmiR RymsD mayhem James Ma
burglary Thomas Sherwood Bridget Burma John Boyls larceny
Michael Nolan from the Frederick g. Beck Thoms
ssder false Jobp e. Wallace nsdemeanori william pn
battery.
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ur nses..... % 900 Moon sets.... MON
S,nty foos l.26 1853 Hell 'ists Fe' s4S
sand, boos l57 Cows tsiaBd.. 229 Hell Gate Tsu'. 4ls
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAvArA Oct 2s-Erchsuss quiet the Cnta sas p9 % a
euuehev tb5abT per eent ptsmam sho rses co. ~,
premium 90 dass gold Od62 cent gemlah sno W.
pr cent premium ou Lonlon 3as5 esn premium On
PNs "a yer seai p,Diam
DOMESTIC hAkkk1s
ClsysLArp OF 2S-GrsiS-Eo,Lins ashg "sss'-N~ he'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
MEETING AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

MEETING AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
,ssEuPIAGF OF MEN DISTINGUISHED IN SCIENCE
FOG SIGNALS AND LAWS OF soUND-THE SUNS
suRFACE-ABsOLUTB DETERMINATIONS BY ME-
TRIO Observation-Disclosures TRANSIT OF VENUS
souNpNGs ny U. s. STEAMER BACIiE-THE
sPIRACLEs OF INSECTS.
That stern old ScOtchman, the late Dr. Greg
ory Professor Of Chemistry in Edinburgh UnNers'S,
onoe delivered himself before his class on the
identical combinations somewhat TO this effect; ""ueD
anybody talks 90 about chemical aihnl'!, 80
,pitv or double elective affinity recolect tha' ooui's
.o.,b;,c because they do combine and they 90 not
combine because they do not eombnei ana '""' .
an mat apvbodv knows about IT." Qmte ~ myS
,.,ors 90 tho ." fortutous cOncourse OF atoms are
the meetings Of the National AcaGemY W
c15 ,o, al, tho best informed constituents OF 'na'
rodv when where and why they VIII peNt meet !"
,,,o Wv York or Washington. they cannot INFORM
- "a t,e occasion Of the present meeting III TINS
-, only decided upon few DAYS since, uehes anayss
o,e w much as dad that year ago at Cambridge ana
Iast Aprl at Washington They combine because they
A. combine and therefore they are assembling daily h
tho Chanel Of Columbia College. The Officers anu Nou-
cl FOR tie present year are as follows;
orr,cvps COUNCIL
Joseph Henry, President s. BalTo;;.
Wocott Gibbs. NICe.PreStdent. j: II. y; Noi'"'
Ioui. Acass ?. Foreign Secretary. RI. e. MelSH'
] T. Hncard, Home secretary S TQ 49, ~ w. '
Fairmau Rogers, Treasurer ~ 1oI ~ WhitDcv
1,ts. c,cse CORPORATION starting with fifty members
,nd NJ rresent adding only FIVE new members per
snnpu The sessions are open 10 tho public, but SO
,,c effort is made to attract outsiders that but small
.,5ience assemblies. The members residing In different
,ies widely scattered do not an attend any one meet
inc The following were present at the opening OF TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

c from the frequency with which he has witnessed
nlS U.' a General one appncabe TO all stations.
While violent WIND was blowing toward ms
POM POM s'rfacc of t6e earth. "A parallel current
OF air Was flowing with equal velocity IN the opposite
he velocity OF the upper part Of the Of sound,
and OF former To diminish IT, the result OF the TWO
Geug TO incline the front Of the of sound toward
fine observer and to throw the uppe: sound down toward
the earth aud thus rendering the distant signa audible
under these Tne bS Te nn vTnp c' a
plies other cases OF The Abnormal propagation OF
We NAV mention also in this connection that from the
general fact the divergence OF the rays OF
sound the application OF reflection as means OF re-
fnrctng sound must of necessity in considerable de
gree be "A failure, and also from the teeDle enect pro-
6nced NV sItuple vibration such that from belts
nm be heard "a sufficient distance as log signals The
Stbon.e Board therefore, have accordingly, after
iaae number of experiments, adopted fQg-igndls
such instruments only as depend npon the principle OF
resouance enforcement OF SOUND W series Oh TO-
rhs nstrnInents by the Light House Board
are priacpay three in number oil constructed on the
rinIe ~ resouudsg cavities, In which the air is the
sounding body well Ms the Indicator Oh souho ihese
the reed trumpet actuated by air condensed by
The syren trumpet actuated by steam from high
The ordinary locomotive whistle, blown by steam
from q high-pressure DoiIer'
nIsCUssIoS ON PROF. HENRY's PAPER
Prof Mayer was especially interested by the reference
so,nd He had recently experimental GU this subject
and had been able actually to detect the ting oil The
wave surface and the direction In which the wave sus
face has travelled ana had also shown the enect OF lhe
wave surface striking sympathetic BODIES NJ oiereh'
apee. He had recently Analysed the ViDrauon VI 'o
tongue OF reed and although the reed produced SOME
twenty harmouies yet its motion was Simply peuua h,
ybratioD M had occurred 10 him that the eheet @
be increased by putting on other tunes W , ~ non,
Other hafmOnics, because the Teed 'na' u P'' "" ''
reeIfOTces one OF the harinOulcs. . .,o,s mara
Prof Henry replied: At fret these uunpces d anS
made without any regard 20 the unison OF the Iecu %
the speaking OF the truInpet but by varying .no te
OF the reed nave practically come 10 poiht "nen
gives the greatest amount OF sound -, ,...o.to,
Prof Mayer remarked with reference to the deteo.on
Of the DISTANCE VI these sounds. that ne n.e pi
amused himself ~ HolOken ia listening 10 iIl'op
whistles with Hemuths resonatOr. He snggesteu .na.
might be well to give captains Of steamers feeo'v
tuned 10 these various notes. The fcsobatoI, no
thought, would bc better than IA cumbersome ear-uum
pet. ~
Prot Henry said that different experiments had Dteh
made IA gard To pteh. the result In favor OF
middle pteI Ia whicha large amount Of air was put IN
notion ~ y0n have very nigh note bis idea wDs tlat
the amplitude OF the motion would DC very small ana
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-18
Business Hotites.
A WHOLESOME .sTTMULANT THAT 1
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

s A WHOLESOME. STEMULA&T THAT Is
+ ABSOLUTELY PURE. -...
!. Physicians throughout the world agree
as to the necessity for dfffusiye stimulants
in medical practice, but com plain, and
with good reason, OF the impossibihty OF
obtaining them pure. The difficulty here
presented would be a serious one indeed,
If the class of agents was limited to the
ednlterated liquors and wines of trade. 1t
yanishes, however, when the absolute pll-
rity and extraordinary restorative prop
critics of Hostetter's Bitters are taken into
consideration. AS a stimulant the article
is absolutely free from everything objec-
tionable.; but this is only one of It's recon-
mendations. If 1T were nothing more than
an exeitant, Its effects would be tiesting.
| 1t might refresh and revive the system
| for q few minutes, but could produce no
| permanent benefit. The stimulating ele-
nents of the Bitters Is means, not an
/ end, The tonic, antl-bitious, depurative
and sperient vegetable juices combined in
| the preparation are the agents that i'm
7 part xigor and regularity TO the weakened
/ and disordered organization, the spiritu-
/ Gus principle being ehic6y useful in diff
fusing their Influence through the system
! and otherwise facilitating their operation,
+ Alcohol, even in its purest form, Is not sc
/ much a medicine a. a motive power, by
/ which the specifics of tRe vegetable king
/ dom may be brought to bear upon the de-
| bilitated and disordered organs that re.
! quire renovating and regulating and II
| is in this way that the pure essence OF rye
! Incorporated in Hostetters Bitters in
ereases the efficiency of the purely nledi-
t cal in greAie tents. -.s.-. sr..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-18
BUSINESS AND CURRENCY

The Englishman who was sent for
the first time to collect bill and
pay out the proceeds for the New
York Mercantile house, by which
he was engaged, was surprised by
the way he found business transactions
complicated. He had heard across the
water what q wicked city New York
was, and he felt very timid about carry
ing through the streets the large sum
involved in the errand he was sent upon,
but he thought if his employers saw mt
to take such risks he would not object
and he went and presented the bill.
The debtor received him quite gracious
ly and at once drew his check on ma
tional bank, for the amount. The
foreigner looked at it in doubt but on
being assured it was all right, meander-
ed off to the bank and presented it to
the teller. That official removed his
gold pen from behind his ear, and rapid
ly made an illegable though very grace
full flourish on the back of the check
and passed it back to the bearer of it.,
who was perfectly bewildered, but who
had so far got his eye teeth cut as to ask
no questions. He was however ordered
TO go TO the creditor of his employers and
pay their debt with the proceeds of his
collections. He felt embarrassed and
could only go and apologize to the cred
itor. He readily found his man and
commenced his excuses, exhibiting his