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NO CURE NO PAY.

nR. COBBI1 L, 10 Duane street. member Of the Royal
u College Of Surgeons London be consulted in the
treatment of delicate diseases practice of four
years devoted venerea diseases enables Dr. e.
the worst form Of this disease Recent cured
four days No used restraint diet business
pursuits Sictures cured in weeks with scarcely
any pam.
CoSsIITuTIoSAL DxsuuTY.-Those individuals who have
INDUCED IN certain oahsome habit positively be
stored to health and society Remember 10 Duane
~ IN L
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APPoISIsaGNIs TIE EA-slDEAr-By and with
the advice and consent of the Senate Charles
Obermyer consul of the United States for the city Of
Augsburg, in the kingdom of Bavaria. j. c. Harris 10
be purser in the navy to fill the vacancy occasoned by
the death Of Purser Cox John d. Clark Justice OF tho
peace for the county Of Washington. Edgar snowdon
and George W. Gusts justices Of the peace for the
county OF Alexandria.
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PnILApELPHIs, June 90, 1896
We have duh, cloudy weather today with little less
OF sultrincs TO render il preferable that of yeser
day The wind yeers about occasionally, but the east
ward is the prevailing point
In anticipation that Col Page will commence the duties
of the Coectorshp the proximo he besieged by
applicants for Office and among them who have just
discovered that they always his avowed admirers
though in the recollectons of others they have been
heard TO express themselves quite the reverse.
The in relation to the appropriation for dry
dock at this port does 10 be confirmed by any
Of the Washington prints, The correspondents who
write from that city
Tho sales Of stocks to-day have been very tiAng but
prices continued much the same rs Saturday.
H~- Sa,es or Sfocles " Ey,fladciuhtn.
FiRsr Bo $1,000 Bonds C Oh $50 State 81
5 So Is Farmers and Mechanics Bank, as; 50 Rcsdiar
HR, ~ ' - = 1As
sscosp BoAro- ESQ Lehisb es, 1sk 1900 stats e IS
hrERs EoARp-S9c0 State 6s Is, 5000 Sfatr so COT.
1900 30 5ds 70. 1000 do ses 5coc Do sds TO- '4
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changes, will be able 10 carry out his view, in
placing Mr.. Stevenson, of Virginia, in the Cabi-
net, remains TO be seen. Mr.. Mason will be re-
tanned, or promoted by the Executive, to defeat
this very intention.
In. the great scramble now occurring among
members of Congress, of both Houses, and others
on the administration side, for offices, you must
not be surprised to the diplomatic mantle fall
on very strange persons. PELHAM.
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CHRISTIE'S GENUINE
q ALVANIC RINGS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
THIS REMARK

r I
tirey safe and novel application Of the mssi = pcA
Of Gayanism remedial agent by mean. q sicS the
dispensed with and the power applet in naaa,r Ss
eectual much cheaper, and with pefect ccnyea-yce 4
used Win III
Of RHEUMATISM, acute CHRONIC arply e me sst
Ep'!speie Fiis' cra%p FsIp.sica q 81 ~
Nervous 4 %rs% 1a n Ss l.
and SIDE ,aa pspN syydos %
PERSIA which is simply nervou; deraa;fasa . sAe
1s naSs Prices sssa
various ornamental patterns, and can be vfn ~ the no
s:fis s1.t y.ss1' 81 iFA'ss. bSS
* are notifications Of she invention s14Ss rc9.nen
q a'' ssw:
waist arms, wrists, sp9cis.. chest,
&c and ny Compliant ' ~s'ea hs
d'lv'a''m saH isssf E! n e.; & e
Is used in connection with the Ring and ne n
mss. &c Ss one Of The most most
science. II is believed to possess the fe~st
means causing concentraiioa Of the I, e
G a;iHsiR;f s1s isss Fy,%Sf TV1p%dN ifd ps1T
PLASTERS. y, :.
These articles form an important sddlo9 r. t1ks}
Rings acting upon the same principle t hl 49,
Sre n 50 &c sysism ssAen deb,
other ceases; ase certain aid 10 coas - ~ NJ
s e: sifvsiss '1 G s1ld: isf )" asE
PLASTER viii BE fosnd Of great ald psrfncaf aaSs>t
The reader n :flsssff e EHaRHffSfie
published in the N. Y. SUN, Mirror, Tribunal s9toN
papers. These testimonials, all Of whichf no1 r. ~
respectable Sources have been selected frtfeQ4 6f
of similar character, which have been yfs 9Ery
short time the d:coysry has been before " ~
.is:! Si!. s & s1 ,sr,
BEEN agents for Dr Christis. nor can X
mennoned firm. D. q. NR,Hr{f :e@55<&-.f
Agent General for ~ tn.<xx,. ~, Fe1>s
mr2i lm*rc ls2 Lf.-e441.--Cr}<Ix
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MEnICAL OFFICE.

hR JOHNSON, II Duane street, Chatham street,
- well known the successful practitioner IN New
York the of venerea diseases The Doctors
reputation for skill in those old hacured that have
listed for years elect ulcers
the body IN the throat pains the head and bones
Of the legs, effectually cured.
Constitutional weakness brought by habit
obliged in by young men causing ascyious dreams and
nightly posv ely prevented Recent
in four days without No alteration In diet pre-
veution from business. je30 STR
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BALTIMORE, June %, 1916
Bod Weather for The Farmsrs-.a Suspicious Graft
-. Saskatchewan INSTRUMENTATION for Freedom
Nep Wheat, &c. N4
Another damp, rainy morning, with quite a gloomy
prospect over head Bad weather for farmers in this sec
ition Of country, who harvesting their grain
few weeks since, the clipper pilot boa, Henry Clay
the heetest vessel in port, sold to brazilian
owner; ,incc which, buiwarks have been added
to it, and it has been completely reitted. On
Saturday, her owner applied to the Custom House
for clearance, which was promptly refused for
the present and she is in charge OF Custom House
officer An examination into the matter will be had to-
day though il is thought that nothing can be proved
against her Some of opinion that she Is for
the privatcer service whilst others consaer her SLAYER
She certainly capital craft for either purpose she
is believed 70 be the fastest saer that built
IN baltimore, which Is saving great deal considering
the high Character of builders fast sailing craft
Among the list Of applicants for benefit Of the in
,'seiyent laws, observe the of two merchants
Robt NJ. Proud and Britain Chase.
sSIhe case OF Lucy Crawford. colored, petitioner for
freedom, vs. Hope III. Slater occupied the attention
the CITY Court Saturday morning and will be con
,tinued to-day The Hon. Reyerdy Johnson one of
the Counsel for the plaintiff and is thought will be able
TO gain the suit.
~ On Saturday cargo Of new wheat the first of the
season. reached this market 1t raised in Somerset
county and was received by Mcssrs Brinkey Hall and
sold TO NJ &. A. Gamrel The quality prime, weigh.
ing sNtone pounds 20 the bushe sold 100 cents
per bushe being suitable for family flour
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILRO
COfiPA>yN.--.-----aE97
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
and after Friday May lst 1896 the cars will run al fol

SUMNER dhhdNGEMEN1.
IN and after Friday May LIST, 1885, the will fol
" lows
Leave City Hall for Yorkyille Harlem and ,rrisia-
ma at a. 10 and II O'CLOCK AN, sh ~, s. and
liams' Bridge. att, 10, and II o'clock AM;2 M and OK
O'clock AM; and o'clock, Pm; Leave Harlem and
$40, TO-, sx. 8 10, and O'clock PM Leave Williams
I Bridge and Fo.dham at 81 and o] oeIoek AM l2N
oslost An; asns O'Clock, m The freight Train IN win
Plain: + Sclosk in the morning On Sundays hs Whte
viii leave Wnise ffave inc ~ pan A. AM and ~ lA
the Harlem and Wams Bridge Trains win be reSuised
according IN the Of the weather 80 saa insnsrc
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~.noLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
vIShE froprietors prepared to furnish Holmes
ranges 10 the trade, up for private families
boarding houses having the right from the paentee
20 ssseure and sethem Our experiences 10 msnufactar
ms and setting Kitchen Ranges in this CRY for the pst1e
years wssn asserting that Holmes Range cannot be
surpassed io economy, convenience, and durability They
are wredt 10 perform the for which they
CHASED and u not they will be removed free Of
he purchaser Numerous references
Wishing TO purchase The prices range from dolls
pforr,etors are censtuy sndare well
AXE bright pisin and .v h.,.
aaens ell mes rGy SGT Ranges gse and bcilers-
'''' '"0s's 'ni"1 e S fIii Is SOW
| mai imsrc pNs.ss s,,.ee,
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~. COAL La.

-. ....--, COAL InAND FON SALE. ~ I
NE vndiyded one part q the best a! largest guar.
Ory Of Anthrscss gal, lin prcgsnicnto ts qSstM q
net measure, sdjoine the sads q the Beaver Mc10v
1Syy on On IN west bob now n al wsr6sg operation
viii s soix<Se,p For fsshss PaTTs;sss:hsaR slgeE
ys,s imssks .sr Tpsssfer~ sehuylhiilro-Fs.
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CORNS! CORNS
THE ARABIAN CORN STER

eectusl and warranted for Corns is easily ap-
~ Piled. and gives immediate relief In should fail
10 the will be returned: For sale by David
Sands Co., n East Broadway, 100 Fulton street, 273
Hrosdwsy G. II Ring, is2 Bsosdw.y,; e; Hubbard iss
smith al Spring street and BY Druggists generally Price
Is Dor. uiy8 m or
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
DR TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will
II be removed the LIST of May 26 Fulton
door TO the SUN Office, sign OF the Big Bottle.
N B-Look for countereifs and impostor See that
every bottle signed with the written signature Of r
Townsend. Owing the unprecedented OF this
Gle company has been formed TO put up spurious
the same shared bottles. Look out for impostors.
ali lint rr
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NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given all persons having bourt xr.
~ from Lambeers Quarry Kipp's Bay, formsriy oeeU
pied by Messrs Mott Knowton, that the Of The
Quarry will be settled by r. r. Lambeer the Office at die
Quarry WILLIAM LAlMBEER.
Dated this 18th dav OF April. isas as imsrc
J. WARWICK,
GOLD SILVER REFINER, Assayer and Sweep Smell
" ter. Office, II JOHN Street, New York.
90 Fine Gold Rolled Silver, Rouge and Crucibles, al
hand mv1 ne
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RoAKE's IODINE LINIMEf

universally admitted to be the only srese, m ,preh
astonishing cures Of Rhsumstism, SWELL a.
Kings E, Psrsy.es or Loss q the p
s:s Of nsn Sg1s o. R Hcp;
aedby the most respectable W hs h.srs
virtues Of this most excellent rsjdy, Princ,cs! depot
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HEAD QUARTERS


WINDOW SHADES.
THE largest best and cheapest assortment in the United
States For sale, wholesale retail at prices varying
rom . cents to $50 pair BY kelly RrKER.
Extensive Window Shade Manufacturers and dealers
mye lm.r u 1871 Chatham st.
CON TlPATION,
(COSTIvENESs)
DESTROYED
Without Medicines, injections, or Baths Dis
corery Recently made in France,
BY NJ. WARTON.
Price, Thirty Cents
NHF h English edition, translated from the 23rd French
and nialbe emily discovered in France not on.
" Of overcoming but also Of completely
puratves injections, baths follow ed by great number
OF authentic documents from eminent physicians
persons OF Distinction certifying the complete efficacy Of
The great reputation which the EnvALESrA Of Mr. warcn
rars has occurred IN sh country ana IN all parts Of In.
various limitations. and palm them of upon the community
genuine Great sunerng hJ9y AMI IN some cases deaths
used.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION
IL You have any regard for Your health use only the pure and
''.''ns article I'gEslxsfh sTyos, OF PARIS.
Every package has his name nron and is sealed with his
5 l52 .IFiaiam e., bef,cern Fnifon and DIM sts.
Where may be had full description ofhe effects OF the
Ienta with the marks TO distinguish the rom the
Sold also in New York By Mr. yno MiIhan No. lss Broad.
way; MI e RING corner # Jonn street and Broadway;
Charles sss.ne. 10 FELTON, & myzf la
u Walker nreets-JAMEs fAHR, having recently intro
sbled 70 produce very Superior article Ship Bssd and
f. ::..a q ss md nil n
sisetur n Is " srat tss her en- be sold az ~ yery
~'"ss t''Nsvs~i. ssx-=is- VI iA"-S
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NOTICE.
DR VAN ZANDIYs celebrated Health Restorative, Anti.
~ Dyspepsia and Anti ous Caharc Pills, sold Al
Wyatt 4 etchums l2i Fulton Price IS cents per
Qnx nr11 linz
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hkAD ThE koALucs HI
COLLEGE OF Nc e '|s APP f ~

,rn,c., .s5yJSg IN n NATE I, NJ
I'M. SStssy. :.: s 5 s. .s ss'':
~ ss e G,ss md is ~ 1870
ola Wnedica treatment, saes ~ 1srn4ntR
ms are particularly reeuastsd . - Act<<
/6llege on the first Appearance ot sAcfo@ A1P*
sHe members Of tie CoII ere 3, nay -
the principal hospitals in Eu{ope iez lhs cns<1
plsints, attends fps con.ult9(Iop BY 0sns
iM diTiEai;ff nc 70 " az 81 ;kTa I,
living IN he country =. -. =. 80 -.
their case e1Yiieisiy: .ogeshs5, ~. q ;|' Z
closing IS. post paid. ~ - n I' \ q
i a vELPEAU's SIECiFiC ELL IA.
EOR the radical cure Of soscnhc., x,esa xtE
These 0 filis, the result q twenty ysfss 81
Hospital de Charite in Fairs, are 80 ,Ssi -
II sr d..s.:. % S:o1TS; ,:s
shorter time than any ssn ,Ss s,omse{, or e 3|
breath ai'1 YI;ss Il p ~1' Box .ns 0m
THE Tonic MIXTURE, Ps, par r.
j Medicine and Pharmacy Of 5R ~ Ssad sSSilis ~ =
ressedy ios impossncs, stcrility, OF ssnsnn'
ing on m, hi,,ss y each cases Of hall
n,ehsS ID US sent % all psiss sf the Union:
RlCoRD'B ATTENTIVE w. Z
TyOR the uugmancut cure OF Pftn.- -
IN veuerinf ulceYs, nodes, OF any SS9wwlpss H|D5
All psssons ssspsetns ysnsii:l s:ins tsnc9
ten should use this powerful pSrIiiershg thevsS
without thoroughly cleansing y n Xln
s' sslg Z : :s;t:is';sis
CoNCENTRA.JT.EEIT5 m And sA Ass1A,I1! q
DREPARES 81 H. u s' s. :spS,s.: IT,
msImssey "a s' HssEiy sSes.rs;;;,sse poWy
the Purifying qu'sl'ilss xnmsnded by the y
herb. = eS.seo 3, 80 a p,s.snss
may BE- relied on ne Of the blood, sI ssrs. al
from an Sfches or pinIpies,. "nicsrsu9y
ring worn cptsneous srupticns, " GedU \
'oints;,, sods risias from the .seoadsD n |
| mycXcious use OF " -.
assss q ~ Ma DOZEN dom - ~.
o.s.. ssr.ssas5Y slR 5'sss e 81; '"e"'s 90
o"s W" W Nassau y. 90 ~
| 1 dkwne HI
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

MEDICAL AND SUkGlCAL.
NJ QUACKERY-Dr. Morrisou has been engaged for
Is the ccessul OF all forms Of private
diseases, mercurai and svPhc erupons, elects, sric
lures, gonorrh@a and debility nlsng from habit
DR. NJ holds communion with pretended surgeons See
his London diploma with the signatures Of the OF
SINNERS Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, including Sir
Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Csrses &C. &c, IN his Of
nee "a y fulton Letters attended ' je2g 3tsm
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MONTHLY REPORT tUh MAY


NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST
CASES SUGCESsFULLY TREATED
Peurisy acute. Seminal weakness.
Palpitaton OF the heart. Bad cough.
Affections Of the heart un- Pain IN right side
der treatment. 4 0onorriea
Examined to detect disease 10 Primary venereaI.
OF the lungs. Cases Of midwifery.
Acute rheumatism. Costiveness.
Chronic. Primary consumption.
Affections Of the female l Asthma
breast cured. 4 Pain in the hack.
Cases of secondary syphi- Cases Of mpotency.
lis. Great debility and loss Of
Sourness and wind on sto- appetite from improper
mach. habits.
Cases OF gleet. Cutancous affections
Cases balsnits. Cases of gastrtis, in
l Apopexy. nammatlon ofthe stomach
4 Cases of whites. I liberated throat.
SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AND CURES
l Bad injury of the hand. l Disloc sion reduced.
liberated legs, Of long The man who shot in
standing the Park is recovering
Pieces Of bones taken from Operation for squirting.
the legs. ! Fracture.
Cases Of hernia under Ulcers in recturs.
treatment. l Tonsils removed.
Enlarged prostate glands Inflammation of tests.
under treatment 5 Irritation about the neck OF
l Very bad burn. bladder and urethra.
IL Structures in urethra. Large abscess opened.
] Injury Of the spine. Bad sprain.
] Injury of the head. |
The poor attended to between and 10. forenoon.
u. BOSTWICk, VI. D..
Jel7 lwsrc Attending and Physcian
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MAGASTN JAPANAIS-

50 DUANE STREET (between Broadway and Elm ST.
II: PARKER, agent from Amsterdam, most respect
IA fully informs ladies and gentlemen who furnishing
their paro that he has constantly hand the following
flower bottles cake and dishes great beauty and
finest quality old Dresden porcelain goaps figures cups
century richly carved Of mother Of pearl and ivory and
ETY. rich carved furniture of the time of Louis Xiv,
sisng Of chairs, chairs and cabinets also Japan
ported and small collection q ancient oil paintings Of the
cent collection.
NBOrders taken TO import ancient oil paintings. Of any
master Of the Dutch and Flemish schools marble statua
carved furniture Of description ancient porcelain, in
these different branches everything belongs the
antiquarv line. myl3 I'm snc
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nOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted at hi
~ old Office, So Gold street. between Fulton and BeekmY
all diseases OF delicate nature his treatment being p6r
and udcious requires neither restraint in DIS
hndrance from business pursuits. Recent cure
1DSEbrLrTY, NERVOUS Ok CoNs1ITUTIessf + ids is
sing from frequent Indulgence Of the passl esentu
youth and thereby causing nightly emiss IGNITION
his object being to restore the system. rseof,p
that state vigor originally without the
STICTUREs, disease frequently eau. BY nalrreat
patient being the least awars by re
neglect Of the parties themselves e
cured without pain or ied advertsing Sur
geonsi the CITY, guarantees immediately attend To-
Letters post paid any part Of the United
and medicine, with advise
s' o;ss. :, Gold .u.., ,oD~ from "A. M '''fM
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THE Subscriber advance the highest price n
the old-estabed Office, 2s2 William street. gold and
silver watches diamonds plate ewelry, wearing apparel
dry goods, furniture, and all personal property.
JOHN NJ. DAVIES, LicOased Pawnbroker.
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@O00 WILL be required for the secret. Dr. Gregory,
WOOO Of Roosevelt Chatham, has discovered
the means Of curing cern private disease in the short
restrictions for $500 Patients will be charged from IS $40
for perfect Further information be had
Roosevelt street. New York. Je2 1wsrc
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WORK,
And one Which should be in the hands of every Mar
,ied Person.
MORAL. PHYSIOI .OGY

ar aplainy written Treatise the Population Question
by the Hon. r. D. Owen, with Additions and Alterations
by r. Glover NJ D. To every person Of sound common
sense, tins work IS which will command the highest
praise Is true few ignorant people may condemn it, but
the editor fully persuaded that the hmporance Of the
subject OF which treats will itself orcbly to
fleeing minds that it must command We're ibis
book carefully read by married and its advice
strictly followed we persuaded that different
society from the present would exist.
Price Of the Book so cents Fer sale by Burgess Snger
Co. 222 Broadway corner Of Ann street. by whom the
post paid will be supplied with copies mail binding
Postage on the bookt part Of the Un,eo otates FIVE
cents ua,raIr Are
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twill be preserved thar the number OF arrivals and clear
ances OF the nted States vessels nearly half
last year-and the only for the fact is
that We're vessels unwilling sail the present
stale OF Affairs with Mexico.
QuEnEc-Comparatve Statement Of Arrivals and TONNAGE
the Po of Quebec the aud 1916 up to the
June, inclusive III each year
Vessels. Tonnage
gun June, iSio... 6t3 237 ,9i9
9Th June, ls6. GIL 2a5a22
decrease
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LEFT-OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
\HE highest be obtained by ladies' and
who wish TO dispose Of their ef-of wardrobe funi-
tpre BY sending line 70 the subscribers residence
through the Post Once will be promptly attended
j. LEVENSTYN, ie6 Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies can be attended TO by Mrs. J. Levenstyn.
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BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
MO st. Johns Lane Beach street. The Subscrb
~ would inform his Customer and the Public that he
has constantly hand large stock of fancy commo
Bird Cages, of all descriptions, which he will sell cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere.
Also, Cages made to order.
J. KELLY.
SCountry Merchants would find it to their advanag
and examine his stock. as liner
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TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,

JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. so WALL ST., OPPOSITE THE MERcHANrs'
EXCHANGE.
HlS Company continues against loss damage
by Fire, dwelling houses, warehouses buildings ge-
neral goods, and merchandise and description
personal also against loss damage by inland
vigation and transportation.
Thomas w. Thone, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
II. II. Robson, NJ. D. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James f. Holiness
John II. DAWSON, John r. More,
John H. Lee, William X Thorn,
Caleb e. Turns, Thomas MorreII,
Francis I. Sage Eugene bogart
John q. Merritt, Robert Smith,
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
II a7lff
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IDLE HOUR BOOK

DUN.
lust PUBLISIfED-The idle Hour Book containing
- 300 pages with 500 engavings-price only ~ centsre
plete with fun.
Our Comic Almanacs for ls47 five in number will be is
sued April They will be the best up, and cheap
at that. Specimen numbers sent BY mail.
The subscribers invite the OF the trade theiI
unryaed and variety Of the varons kinds Of Chdren
Books, Song Cooks, Primers, kc together with colored
Lhographc Prints the best in the market-5co kinds.
m22 lmerc TInNER & EISEfE.h. IA Chatham n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-01
SECRET SERVICE FUND AND MR.. WEB
STEER

The foljowinr il an authentic conv of w.
Ivoh,,o, - IT, ~
""
oa!' vi '"e 'esou'oh oie'ed oy MIR Jarnagn
some days since, calling on the President for in.
formation relative TO the Secret Servico F,,5
Tho resoln,on havi,, hoo, rood
NJ. vr.ta,o.
h,,, ,,,,, .n,',aute "'n sd'u n''G 'ew' ana
Az 'e"' .e''a' No ~ "'ahe on '"e iteSlneht
" W ~ NC 'oso'u'o'o VI Tue House
" u" an a'c"u'l, OF lhe
'e"'o"1 "u'''s ''' pc''"u ~ "n'ch had
Wv. .ne non'r u oe .'c secretary OF o'a'e' out OF
~. .u''u 'o' '''' contingent e"Pc''Ses oi loFegh
"''e'' ~
~ 'ne nist pace slr' aon happy 10 say that
e"'"eY approve 'ne course OF proceeding winch
we ire,'ueht mas auop,ed. In my judgment,
ne couid not nave acted Otherwise than he has
done, without The violation OF law and of his own
duy. oIr' as know that not dollar was dis
bursed IRON that fund without the sanction Of
The President. and AS am conscious that every
disbursement was made for proper and nrces-
sary pubic purposes, 1t might be thought ,ha,
desire the publication OF the papers, in order that
every BODY 'mEh' see what they are, or Whit
they show. But tins Is mater oi 80 little con
cernment 10 me (hnd presume It IS of as little
to the late presden) that certainly would not
wish 10 see an important principle, and an I'M
poriant law, violated and broken Tor any person.
Al convenience IN That rcspect. ! AN NOT at a {.
apprcheneve that tie country Wi suspect e..
Their President rs Ter ur me- acting under h-
authority. OF any tuu1 nI proper in the d.-burse.
menl OF a few hundred or lpv thousand dol
lars, IN case in which the law tcao>es conf
dcnce IN the President, and gives HIM a dlscre
tIon as to making the expenditures public.
Sir, Pres dent OF the Unned States, or the