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TO Book Agents,
THE MEXICAN WAR.

THE Subscriber has in press and will
shortly publish, a History Of the Mex.
lean War;" comprising complete His
torv OF alith operations OF tbs American
Army in Mexico With sketches and az
ecdoies of the most Distinguished officers
in the Regular Army and The Volunteer
Force. By John Frost Esq illustrated
with numerous Engravings.
A number of enterprising and efficient
men,, of good character, are offered pro.
fitable employment as Agents, in ciTcu-
latiag the above Work
For Terms, and all other information.
applicants wilrplease call on he subscri-
Der or address by mailyssPost paid.
II. MANSFIELD,
Book Publisher. 1874 York 81, News
maven. 3-- ..--#.-
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atrates of ,remium as low as any otne'
''''' I" ma q. r. DAVIS. Agent.
I;.chfieid January 2, 164S.
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wy Barrels SOAFT SOAP, on hand, and
for sals By the quart. gallon or barrel. By
3. y, WHEELER.
L,ohasla. Feb, ?, s. o.
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Universal Cure,

and give the reccomwendat.on of these rensf-
d,es only TO such invalids az are suffering un-
der the peculiar maladiesof
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m ISS0LUTION.--The ea-parinership hese4i
toioFe existing betwesn samuel C ScuvilIe
and Elizha p MaNsaeld, u hereby dissotv
ed. q. O. SC0VTLLE..
~ SOl,h Canaan, Apsit 20, 1913.
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9 2 = = q :.
Positively True.

~ THAT MORE G @ O d s
have passed from the counters of the OLD
STOREso long ard favorably known as the
s.BattelI Stose," than from. any ether retail
House in New England. far the very palpa.
BILE reason. Of meeting out Justice to all. Of act.
ing agreeable to the principle
LIVE AND LET LIvE!" 80
These are the true principles of TRADE.
and will be strictly adhered TO by the present
proprietor in the prosecution Of his business.
We reiteraie to our numerous patrons and
others what has repeatedly been said.
"Return your Goods ALWAYS when
in the slightest particular, they do
not answer the recommendation
given"
= In addition to our
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

Scorfnla and all Pecloral and Err
ruptive Diseases, for which they
we're originally prepared che mist eEpe-
rienc4d II natural physicians was the Chief Of
the SIX Nations. Capt. BRANT. vince lead-
ing preparas ions are now compounded unde,
appropriate distinguishing names. as follows,
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DIR. TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARlLLA


SARSAPARlLLA
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY NED
CINE IN THE WORLD!
This Extract is put up inQuart Bottles. II Is
six times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted
superior 10 any sold. II cures disease whnout
vomiting, purging. sfekening, % deoili'a""e
the patient ......, ,.r,,,rvr
Tha .,reat beauty and superiority OF TINS Sa!'
4apari,iu over other medicines Is, WHISKY eTaui'
Gates disease itinvig0rates the body. IL 10 one
Of the very best Spring and SPINNER eose. .na
tenn and STRENGTHEN, the person, but u creates
new. rich and pure blood-a power possessed
bv no other medicine. And in this lies abe
Grand secret of it's wonderful success. II has
performed. within the past two years, more
Al least 5000 Of these were considered incuEa'
''S 5000 cases Of Chronic Rheumatism;
2oSo cases q SysrsRIslD0 Debility and Wan, of
1000 eases of the different Female Com.
1000 cases Of Scrofula;
1900 cases of the Liver Complaint; &,
$500 cases Of Disease Of the kidneys and
5000 cases Of CONSUMPTION;
and thousands Of cases oil Disease OF tne
Blood. via: Ulcers, EryaipeIas, Salt Rheum,
Pimples on the Face, &C. &c; togetne! whn
Side and Chest, Spinal Affections. DO. &C..
This. we are aware. must appear incredible !;
| hut we have letters from physicians and our
| agents f:om all parts OF the United states; in.
| forming US Of extraordinary cures. x. van
Beskirk, one Of the mos, respectable dr9Rgisss
| IN Nswsrk. New Jersey informs Ne that he can
reter a., more than $50 cases i'm that place alone
There NE thousa nds Of cases in the city OF
| Work. which we refer 10 with pleasure, and TO
| the preve ntion of disease known. IL unoOuDt
! edly saved the lives OF more than
5000 ChildSen ahs past sc0soS!
an n renewed the cause OF disease, and pre-.
pared shem for the summer season.
Canaan G. w. Mclean, member Of the Le.
0;sIst"se. and late Of the United States Navy,
| has kindiy sent us the following cers'ncase' ~
tells ito own story. 49, . ss ,aAr
v.ar since, 1 was taken with ihe Influenza
.nS nv whole system left in debilitaiedstase
ir vas induced 70 NV Dr.. Townsepd's Sarsapa;;
| ,;lIs. and after taking two o. three bottles
vac very much relieved, and attribute = en-,
! s;ralv 10 Inc said Sarsapasilla. lhave continued
taking il, and mad .na' ,mR!os sn sys wsSS NO,
% "''"'S' :" " y v MCLEAN.
s,,.. ~ Screfals carea.
/ This certificate cOnclHslyeiy pfcves tnat tn..
l a.r."nsr;lia has posfeSs eOMtssl over the most
ohasinnte diseases Of the blood. Three persons
curaS IN sne house 10 unprecedented.
T'Aree CAildrsa.
| M T..wnsend- Dear Sir; Jhaye the pleasure
"a ;,c,.,o ,,o,, That two Of my children have been
.ursd OF the scrofnls BY the use Of your excel
iens msedicine. They were afflicted. very &c
verely with bad sores. Have only taken 10Y.
bo.tles. Il took them away. for which feel
mvself under deep obligation. r.
"' Yours respectfully, !, 80, -, .,v
N. York, March ~. $50. Wooster q.
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above business aud where he witiKeeP
on hand ,or manufacture TO order.
Harnesses or att kSssNs,
SNd(laes. Wridlncs, Trsasaks,
- &ECs
Heinvitest hose who wantwork IN ms
line to give him call, as he has no
doubt he can satisfy them both ast"
quality and prices.
~ KEpAIRiNs Of all kinds done in the
Neat manner and at short notice. Ma.
~, !. rs;elesOf pP0tasnce taiZe nm payment
fer work. FRED'K w. BROWN
L;sckRe AprillO. lS47. -
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Nrs- For the relief OfMaFFled Ladies ~
The Vegetable Pile Electuary.

The Vegetable File ElectuaVy,
, W'mea * Nsw yo,E city. is the only real
rr '.ca remedy for that dangerous and
H.. ' ,'''".sc., nuhlie. 81
''. -, ~ \ "a an internal rcrnedy-not an
.,,ni;c.t;on. and will cure any case Of
;"s; ri,lss,s;as or blind. internal or exr
'rssi ma hrsbabiy The only thing that will.
r. r"as' ana s;s,ars aboat Il. Elsa positive
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! NIBWT GOODS.

A r.. SMITH has just returned from New
"A. York with aEsneral assortment OF. E
INV GO0DS. GROCERIES, HARD
HARE, n,.t
,h., he can sell sl unusually low prices: =
please cali and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. 10 81 cents perlo Pa'd LOT ousst'
hir week in exchange ioI Goods at cssh prices
May ls45. -
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1S1R@NL'G
ERUPTlVE AND SKIN
DISEASES


and by its extraordinary power in regulating
and equalizing the circulation.
DYSPEPSIA PILES AND cos.
TIVENESS.
JOHN A. CLySSMAN, General Agent
Office &c Cedar St New York. who has ap.
pointed as Agents
Dvag Store, Litchiield i. a, =, .. .
w C Bristol, Woodbury. vi
A Niles &. Son, Goshen
Eli Curtis, Watertown
E Leavenworth. Waterbury a.
rs Preston. Roxbury
G w Whittlesey, New Milford
G Hopson, Ken, Plains ...
Gregory 3 Pierce, Cornwall Bridge
n Gau,d. Sharon
Robert Ball, Salisbury e.,
G Humphrey. North Canaan -
John Franklin, Canaan
ECLawrence = Co. Norfolk Re
ES Woodford Winsted
Crow 8 Iewett, New Hartford
. laihrop T. Bradford, Wolcettvisle 4
Geo D Cewles. Pennington a
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REV. B. nIBBARD'S
VEGETABLE .AyVTi-BILIOUS
Family Pills,

Are not found to be the most Cow enisnt,
The Best Physic You Ever Tined,
AID fully equal 10 our recommendation q
them.-If you don't find that one OF these
Pills does more good than from 4tO y OF any
other kind, every Agent stands ready 10 re
ceive the empty box and
Refund the Money!
These Pills are Recommended as being tciF
swt any equalin all Bilious attacks, affection
of the Liver, the Lungs, Stomach or Bowels
caused by takiag cold OF obstructed psrspifs
lion. They carry off the bile, cleanse the pore
of the body, thereby letting out the inssissik.
perspiration through its accnstsmed e. anne
aad relieving at once the internal organsx .A]s.
in old chronic affections, az Dyspepsis. plci
Headache. Rheumatism, Sc. Mind the d
reeti0ns which go with each bog.
Every Agent has Circulars Of these
give away.
HALF "A PILE tsoecj
10 the usual desc, though come reql ss.,
PILL or even more Children Of one
over, one fourth Of Pill --of = years sutOs.
half Plll. These Pals are p URELY ~
GET.4BLE. and may be taken ander all q.
cumslances with0ntregard TO drink or diet.
Ny-For Sale by Druggists and Traders ger
orally. in each Town and Village ia the conn
and State. && #< %&
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nyHE su Csc ribe } res
IL peciful!y Informs
the inhab itaDtsofLitch-
field end vicinity, that
Inc has removed TO the
shop 10 West st..7 doors
west ofthe Court House,
where as usual he 10.
tends 70 carry on the
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NEW
G D D D :

ID ECElvED weekly a, H, 7. NYGATT &
IACo. store opposite J. P. Msrshali's Hotel,
Woodbury.. Rich and SuPeIhr Gc.ds may ,
be found a, our place al very reduced prices.
A complete assortment, Of Dry Go. ds AID CrO,,
ceries We new have, which will be sold for
cash or Exchanged for prouuce, at a snail sd.,
vance.
A large lot Of Ladies' Silk Dress Coz ds
some Of new and ias,! styles. u
We have jus, received splendid assortment
of CARPE1INGS al prices #, NJ lsc Ia $l.5O
per sa,d-Also a LIT OF Paper Hsneings Of new
patterns. II. T. MYGATT,& Co.
Woodbury.. May /. 1S4S. NV
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THE PILES.
u AZURE FOR LIFE SECURED
DR.. Upham's


TNTH RMA& 22MEDx,
For he cure Il piles, lnHamatory Of Live'
aud Spleen, lpAamation, Soren' ana
Liberation Of the stomach, DO els,
Kidneys, and BLADDER. Infiamn
tory and Mercurial RheunaaS '
tism. Impurity Of Blood.
Weakness and In 9t
hamation Of '-ti
the spine,
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PROTEC TI0N
aswrMMce Go aeR ~ - y.
wARrFekD. cow.

nv NE ,ubscribeYhaving beenapp0int'
ed an agent Of the above Company,
efierst pi insure Houses. Stores, Mills, Fac;
tories. Barns. and their contents, and all
ssherd escrip tions ofinsurable Property
agains Oh SIS 3,ua,f wi err 3.
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Derby, Aprili9, Is46,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-01-29
Ireland.

At no former period has the social
state OF this unfortunate country been
so appalling. Murders, threatening
notices, robberies, crimes and outrages
~ofevery species and degree, are the or
der Of the day. Added 10 all this is the
extreme restitution ola large number
Of the poorer classes. From q TO 500
besieged the Limerick workhouse for
relief on the 10Th ult. The Govern
ment, under the new coercion bill, is
taking strong measures for the punish
ment of oilenders. In reference to the
denunciations from the altar, fraught
with such fearful consequences as they
have directly been, the Earl Of Arundel.
a Roman Catholic peer, has addressed
an earnest remonstrance to the Roman
Catholic Archbishop of Tuam, which,
with the reply, is published in the Lon
don papers.
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A SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER OF
CONSUMPTION!-Let not those complain Of
being bitten by a reptile which they have cherish.
ed to maturity in their very bosoms when they
might have crushed it in the egg. Now, if we
call a slight cold the egg, and pleurisy, inflammation
Of the lungs, asthma, and consumption the vcne-
nous reptile, the matter will be more than correct
ly figured. There are many ways in which the
egg may be deposited and Matched. Going sud.
denly, slightly clad, from a heated into a cold at.
mosphere. especially if you can %contrive to be in
a state OF Preparation; sitting or standing in a
draught, however slight, It'll the breath OF death,
reader, and laden with the vapor Of the grave
Lying in damp beds-for there his cold arms shall
embrace you-continuihg in wet clothing, and
neglecting wet feet-thsse and a hundred Others,
are some of tho ways in which you may slowly,
i~mperceptibly, but surely cherish the creature that
shall at last creep inextricably inwards, and lie
coiled about your very vitals. 49, ga3
Attend to this in season-even a slight cold il
no matter. : At the first attack use aWISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, ii Is sure 10
cure, and is the only remedy you can place perfect
confidence TO-. 1t commences at the root of the
and thoroughly eradicates It.
See advertisement h'f'4 FFsioSA-uiA3
HAE ~ aLA ~ .L ML
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AUDITORS Office, Woodsfield,
Monroe Co. o. January 6, 1913
Jan. %, 1913

UNI Sos " ~
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
in the establishment OF the Graded State Road
commencing at the town of Marietta in Washing
ton county, thence to the town of Bonn in said
county, thence to the town of Washington, on the
National Road, that the commissioners of said road
filed their survey and plat of said road, and a re-
port in favor of the establishment of the same, in
this office, on The 10Th day Of January last, and
that the County Commissioners of this county will
hear, at their next March session, the parties in
favor or against the establishment of said road and
the application for damages ofany person or per-
sons, ON account of the location Ofsaid road through
his, her OF their lands. ,f,
NOTICE is also hereby given 10 all parties in
terested in the establishment of the Graded State
Road commencing near Newport Washington
county where the clay turnpike crosses the Ohio
River, thence to the own of Lebanon in Monroe
county, thence to the town of Stafford, and thence
to the town of Summerfield in Monroe county,
that the Commissioners OF said road filed their sur
vey and plat of said road, and a report in favor Of
the establishment Of the same in this office, on the
2sth day of September last, and that the County
Commissioners of this county will hear at their
next March session. the parties in favor or against
the establishment of said road, and the application
for damages of any person or persons, on a ccount
of the location OF said road through his her or their
lands. JOHN M. KIRKBRIDE.
AuditnY NJ r. n
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STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY IS,

In the Court OF Common Pleas.
Margaret Robson, Petition for Dover. The
vs. said absent defendant,
Cummin Robson, Cummin Robinson, will
Hugh Robson, take notice that on the 25th
Marian Hamilton and day of June A.. d. 1877,
Jacob Hamilton and Margaret Robinson filed in
Robert Robson, said court her petition
heirs of John Robi. praying to have dover as
son, deceased. signed and set off to her in
the following real estate Of which the said John
Robson was seized as an estate of an inheritance
during the coverture with the said petioner situate
in said county, and described as follows, to wit:
The southeast quarter of section No. 36, in Town
ship No. 5, of Range No. 6; containing 1l2 acres
more or less. The North half of the Southwest
quarter of the same section containing 'fity-six
acres more or less; and the Southeast quarter OF
the Northeast quarter of the same section contain
ing twenty-eight acres more or less, making in all
a tract of land of one hundred and ninety-six acres
more or less. being the farm with the appurtenan-
ces on which the said John Robinson lived at the
time of his death; and unless said absent defendant
appear and plead answer or demur to said petition
at the next term Of said court, said petition will be
taken as confessed, as to him and decree entered
accordingly. BY WIN. q. WALTON.
Atty. for Petitioner.
Ian. Is. lS4S. -6W.
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absorption OF the nationality of Mexico.
To this platform he still adheres. We
must prosecute the war with vigor, il
we mean TO attain a sufficient Indem-
nifty, and an honorable peace. We
must have the force to overrun more
and more Of the countryu as the means,
the principal and efficient means, OF
obtaining peace. But it may not be
necessary actually to employ all that
force. 1t is the opinion of the most ex.
perienced officers of our army, that il
we had those ample supplies now, we
should have peace in six weeks.
Indeed, if any curse on our part can
bring the national existence of Mexico
into great and immediate peril, it is the
course now pursued by the wings in
refusing the means to compel a peace,
and thus %prolonging the Il If the
day Of peace is to be thus postponed
if Mexican obstinacy is TO be thus Incl
ted to hold out against %jus,ice-if our
war is to anguish, and our army to be
thus forced into a prolonged and inef-
%fective occupation Of its present posi-.
ton in Mexico--then no man can tell
how o the patience of this people
may be exhausted to a degree eminent.
ly dangerous to the national existence
of Mexico. Her danger is in The de-
lay of peace which the wing party has
made its policy. Let her make a just
peace no W, or soon, and her nationality
is safe-safe in the wise determination
of our government--safe, we trust, in
the present disposition of our people.
Let the wings succeed in their Efforts
10 prolong the war, by Withholding the
means wanted to bring it to a just and
speedy termination, and with them and
them only, will rest the dread respon-
sibility ~ofhaving, in the defeat of the
wise moderation Of our government,
reused a spirit among US which, gath
ering strength day by day, may at last
demand the a%nnihllation of the nation
al existence Of Mexico. Let shem,then
1.-The self-styledpeace party--b warn
ed in time to abandon a policy which, if
carried out, must not only make them
responsible for war prolonged, but
also responsible for the destruction Of
Mexico Washington Union.
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WRIGHT'SINDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
This extraordinary medicine is founded on the
principle that the human frame is subject to BUT
ONE DISEASE, viz: corrupt humors, which,
when floating in the general mass of the circulation,
are the causes of all kinds of Fever, and when lodg,
ed in the various parts of the body, give rise to ev-
cry malady incident to man.
Let it be remembered, that the human body and
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are mutually adapted to each other, and that by
them all morbid and corrupt humors, (the cause of
all disease) is entirely removed, and this ia an easy
and natural manner.
0J-BeWare of Sugar- Coated Counterfeiis!
Remember, the original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of m
Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine for sale by ] A. g. G. H. Dav-
export, sole agents for Woodsfeld. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
Office and General Depot, 1863, RACE st.
Philadelphia.
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GINSENG PANACEA-This Is a world of

GINSENG PANACEA.-This IS a world oil
trouble we leave 1t to the moralist and divine to
quarrel on the cause; that it IS so, each and all oil
our readers will bear us testimony-suffering Of
mind and body is incident to man IN society SO long
as man continues to live in violation of the mental
and physicallaws of his being-under such circum.
stances, he who contributes any thing to alleviate
the pains or sorrows of his fellow man is entitled
to be vie we'd as a public benefactor. We are led to
these remarks by. noticing the introduction of Salt
er's Ginseng Panacea into our town. BY an ad.
vertisement in another column, it will be seen that
J.R 9Th. Morris are appointed agents for its sale.
We cannot hesitate to recommend to our readers
who may need an article of this kind to give it a
trial. 1t comesw with very unusual recommendation
as a remedy for coughs, and Other affections of the
lungs. A
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-01-29

EDOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
NJ that there will be a petition presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe county, at their next
March session for a road commencing at the road
near the house occupied by Robert Reynolds on
the premises formerly occupied by William Rey-
nolds deceased, thence to run eastward up the run
by John Sayres' and near the line between John
and Benjamin Sayres' land, thence through James
Wells land between his house and tobacco house,
thence crossing the road leading from John Brister's
vision fence to the line; thence the best rout to
the run below Jacob Winemiller's barn; thence
the best rout down the run to the line between the
lands of Jacob Winemiller and Alexander Ste
phen. near the run; thence north, on or near said
line between said lands, and between the lands of
Samuel Stephen and James Wells until it reaches
the ridge; thence by way Of the ridge past David
and Henry Morris to ~intersect the Malaga road at
Hughs Mann's barn.
January, 29th 1913.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-01-29

The New York Courier and Enqul.
ter (whig) thus sums up our duty 10
Mexico:
twenty years Mexico has been
no better than "a nest Of pirates, among
whom the persons and property of for,
eigners, have been unsafe; at the same
time she has been recognised and rep.
resented at all the civilized courts OF
the world, as a responsible nation
Revolution has succeeded revolution in
Quick succession. Her military chief
tains have violated the rights Of foreign.
ers residing within her borders. and
trampled upon the quiet and peaceful Of
other own citizens; and we have vlr-
tually said to Europe-''Hands off,
we are the nation of North America,
and will not permit your interference.
No monarchy shall he established in
our neighborhood.'
Such has been our language; and il
cannot be denied that while we hold
this language--wh which IS just and prop.
er, and which the whole nation Is pre-
pared to maintain--We are responsible
for the quiet and well-being Of Mexico.
50 far as foreigners are concerned. II
werwill not permit others to compel her
to conduct herself as becomes n civilIz.
ed nation, it becomes our duty 10 do it;
and from the obligation we may not
shrink. 1t is in evidence, too, that at
this very time the peace party in Mex
ico-the quiet, order-loving among her
people-avow their fears that ia peace
be negotiated and our army Withdrawn
they will again become the prey Of the
horde of reckless, worthless, military
chieftains, whose only means of living
has been, and is, the necessity for their
services growing out of the disturb
ances created BY themselves. These
vampires are now dispersed; and if we
will re.estabIish in Mexico the govern
ment Of 1924, and leave ten thousand
of our troops in her capital, and troops
at other points, she can well afford to
pay the expense OF such army in con-
sideration Of the peace and prosperity
it would guaranty to her. Sucha curse
Of proceeding would give peace, quiet,
and prosperity to Mexico, and at once
terminals the existing war and the ex-
penditures attending it.