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ME DICAL.

Qk0n REwARD.-yKYFRIEs' ANTIDOTE. 5P1-
WOOO cifo Mixture for the Of Gonorrhea Gleets
Structures and altar disorders makes speedy oars
change In application business The proprietor challenges
single which tho mixture viii not under the for
teure Of hundred dollars Furtherthe oannot
se Il dose Of the mixture taken whsn exposed
lasts weekmany eured In two days sale BY O.
KING. 1872 Broadway; los Baya street.
EoR FEMALES AND MALEs-DR. LARZETTESJUNo
Cordial Procreative Eiixr prescribed effective
restorative in cases Of Debility mpotspey Barrenness
ans an 81 nature ~ Is gu that y processes :.
In the married st-e without offspring certain curt
for seminal emissions general debility slee weakness Of
the genital organs nervous affections leueorrhea AS 81
invigorating medicine Ii 10 upequaled Ass certain
BY JuDsoN co. 1.-THE only American Agents No. JohI
street.
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Extract from q Letter.
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. "A, lB4y.
Nv DEAR SR-I know you will have the kindness to beAl
with mo In eeoroaohinG upon your time. while Aoknow
ledge Tin behalf Of myself and wcl the obligations feel
ourselves under you in having made known sertan mat
contained in your most Invaluable Married WomAni
Private Medical Companion 1t has been worth its weight In
gold to me. II express myself rather warmly will
that cannot do mly. when inform you Of the
extent to which Ihaye Through T. been bensnttsd VIII
erest curiosity look upon IL Of the most foru
nate events Of fe hsd been married some ten years
the father Of children. Twas long xgnS
INCREASINGLY TO the end tina. might gain moderate
pency but the results Of utmost exertons at the end
left about where was the beginning Of Zach year. and
barely the necessares Of life Finally this constant
Beginning TO have its eeet health;
capable to endure ito while fell the necessity
Of perseverance.
This constant, unoeasing struggle my part i'm
peraie in consequence OF the condition Of
wife with occasional for six much Of
the time confined to her bed and Of incapable Of
taking the charge and management Of household AFFAIR."
Fer condition frcn causes Of which was ignorant
OIL what would have given had the six years
sainI what would 49, cart Eiveh to have been
ved 81 sckness all Of which would have boon avoided had
then seen COPY Of The Married womAn Private kedisa
Companion.
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MEDICAL.
MARRIAGE
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUsESAND THE REMEDY

THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY
MANY AND MANY A WIFE ENDUREs YEARS OF
A bodily suffering and Of mental anguish prorae
helpless embiterin her life that Of and as
ardns the future welfare Of her children arising
Known would have spared the suffering the anguish
ry having their origin the mind being weighed
aown ana nsasea in consequence Of the sickness Of the
companion Of his bosom.
how important that the should known 10 every
wife, every husband that the dreadful and h.rrow,n,
to the health and happiness Of both 10
Ayoded Life 10 too short and health too precious ad
any portion the one to be spent without the full enjoy
men OF the other. The timely possession Of little vcri
pted as follows has been the OF saving the hea
And the Life Of thousands, as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sold since the first edition Issued
The author has been induced to advertise by tho
and pressing Of those who have been indebted to M
publication for all they hold dear THAT all have
portuny ofobtanng and who have favored him with
thousands ofsneoium Of which annexed
70 the advertisement.
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY. DIR. A.. M. MAURlCEAU,
PROFESSOR DISEASES WOMEN.
1toentien Edition. lSmo., PIP ESQ. Price sl,0.
iris WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR TEN
NARklED those contemplating marriage disolosss
important secrets which should be known to them
Here every aIe-the wife, the motherths either
bidding into womanhood or the the decline OF years.
iiscov err the causes symptoms and the most ecent remo
dies and most certain mode Of in complaint
which her sex 10 subject.
The revelations contained In Its pages have proved
BY the author (which he 10 permitted By the writers pub
Esh) will attest.
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Ne CusE 10 CBARer-DR MURPHY mas REsOv-
~ - 80 ~ h.ssNtlt ft-e thathar wber. ~ u
harry ecnsrtcd al ttsssss 81 pfivns nstc-e r.
sss, sas.s ~ ~the~ nercrty ~ torr days
W ltsteM- =. 81 ksst D.. NNl Affsl syN
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Ds. JOHNSON. NO. is DUANE STREET. so WE'LL
~ known in tie treatment q delicate diseases The Doe
sti0r ft In these hacurrd that hsvs
asstedfor yeas 10 rrr-trncrt Consttv orai veakaes
brought W teert habit eaeetusy cured Recent esss
sut~d IN fapr dsva
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Prom . Physician.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.
OBsTRUCTIONs. IPRECULARITIES.k IA.

How many suffering from obstruction irregularities
peculiar to the female sySem which their health
he effects which they ignorant and for which their
tecacy fsrbds seeking medical advico How many sudor
from proapsus uteri calling Of the vombl or from fuor
hbrs weakness debility nc 6er How many are In oon-
slant agony for months preceding Confinement How
have dfcult dangerous, deliveries and whose
lives eoparded during such time will ind In iW
she nsans Of prevention. ameiisration, and rslsft
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Da cuorRr- IA DUANE sTREsT. mas, rus TI
~ ast coNtref he tfaetec ~ ths tss
rent nerusfis ava other dseatos o. delicate nstuse
he ks sgrayaed enscs o. this essssc. srt
shsrrs.
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7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
~ Poet Office. September 18th, 1850
OFFICIALLY PER HAVING
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IryfEY Eo1uER's BOOK, on NORAL PHYSIOLOGY.
II We're his book c-rsfu Rad ~ svery arred por-
fue It, sstss fvco, thc tczrs 81 peverty aud tbs
tttFestf q tgs fs0ty a sfilcsen seuld be eovrtsa
fiir Price o. Book 81. Philadelphia, ~ Ssvth Third
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@ 'a 1ro1as.
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ir ft IN these half cared hs, s,y,
svsS ~ s, sa sss.u.S ssrss s.e.ss .sss.
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rersfsl ava other d-eatss delicate nstuse
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riis removes Il ttsto aysasys p<fsstcsrs
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IT. sseisc iisvco tho cArs q peverty, aud the
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freight 70 cisIss zoe per css,s f.,t pre- LHt vr...n.
70 rec i've their goods ships TACKLES Immediately after
her arrival Havsra. TO secure freight or passage alpy
M, ~. ". hobthTS.
npany bav prepared form 81 bill Of lasins sdsp.ed 70
business which win be furri.hei 70 sAiopers spp
cation the comprnys once and with which tsey
suestsd to provide Themselves other farm will "
rrst Ne signed h.fo,s the sainr III ths vessel.
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KItract from . Letter.
TO THOSE JUST MARRIED.-"HAD KNowNr

"Dn. A. II. nAvRIcsav; Had known Of the impcrtsas
matters treated Of In The Married WonAns Private Med-
sal Com ranon some years age how nuoh misery might
have Ihave suffered from causes which you
point book without knowing what TO do OBJ
tsined copy and found treated Of rus: every
female viii avail hsrss Of The isferna.ioa eentnsd In w
pages"
Letters daily received Of this ohArsstes Unnecessary
10 present. =. -
10 those yet unmarried, but contemplating marriage ~
erhsps hesting the prorrsty ineurring the
Probabilities attendant upon IT. the mIortanee Of besns
revetions these %
lin steiy involving sr future happiness cannot be spprs
sAted.
a. Of eoarss nprsetoabis 10 more fully the Va
treated Of they Of nature strictly In
ended fcr the married. or those plating mArrsxe
aether i since Is ones duty 10 become
possessed OF knowledgs whereby the sunsrngs 10 which
rife mother sStsr may bs subject esa be eovassA
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CoR NEW QRLEANs VIA KEY wEsr-Tgn rIE 9.
new orleans via Key Ts's On s..a,Say Oct iash:
wss-Cabin $50 Bteerase and found eD rci
freight passge b,yins .ups,ier appv
70 ). hoWAkD BON, d brosoWsy
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I,OR SAN TRANgfsCo-RIHsr vEsrEL-THR
II splendid ellrIsr slip nkLkNs. LARD. ns-t.r. VIII
receive freight for f~ days. at pier No. ~ and
have eu.h li % not full Ts vessel bsinE rory
shsrt End a small esrary aedia,e ~ 3cstion should
ts nsds fesute vgAt Tor vhts5, rag.see havns
,-.te tnau acc.mmftsti ~. Apply 70
NATn-. \. GhO GRiSS Old, II and n Son % street
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EMPIRE GIFT LINE.-THsoUCH TICKETS To Ran
IA Frsneiseo, Wis Chagrss SATURDAY. 18th eeptsmboyfle
ulerdla s,sspship CREsCEnI CITY, 100 toss hnrthss
Chs etoas.s nsaaer. will iesve her does, Pier Ne
rerh riv.r tsr cfs.s o.. sstorssy, s.P.n 9Th ~
sU lever sncon, sN ss.rss- fmAseer and beard SO
Psraus Sea Trsnoisct. tbs aad splendid
sty COMMUNICATIVE t.bn. tsns stesrrre. ksa y 2
frsss' 81 pssssse, sppiy g 49,. ~
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lnItANFk FNW tAN FNaFIfNfU D. VIII UNNfh,-
= rae pew and faat double cnsiss sesratsip psICN
ar. Jauef EarEs will teav. this rs sr
ips 81 Isrerc, VarAxs,V ane Paass stcat the
lgfb Oesoaer r.st. gor casft tussaFs hcvres
.~-.r.ucSstio.s sVPiy T. y. yACHtfssOs 60 81.
,~r..r ~ Natsr st.set. - BISC0Is Co. s. fsats
-ts-vss. Ptila ,erhss
.sop callroRrIA AMP UahSOr,-TBE rJsg rxw
II .sbis.sTg is- sissms'ip col ksH ~ - toe bur-
,,s, L.ot csn gtssb 4. fsvy, sornra.uarr VIII ~
Ns.,..hsg ~ Pst IN -esee, cslfcrrs. snd As.ris
30, liz IN. srriy rsrt ~ October rr psse, sgpy
fsssts Ysn s.stnst'j Cep rss~t a soDta sttsst
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SHIPPIHG.

EOH LIyERFO0L-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
n thip ATLANTIC, Capt Jas West-Ths steamsh ship will
cepart with the mails for EurGpe positively Saturday Octo
br 18th, from Der berth foot Of Canal No
the Post etee For freight having unequaed
RDwD. X. COLLINS, Sc Wall St
TAs steamer ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC, and
nail October 10th.
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LDWARDK. C0LL1Ns, 90 wen Nsy Yort. Or %
The Of he,e ship. will not be accountable oi god
silver bullion specie precious stones or metals IN
therein expressed.
After che list Of April next Of freight BY the Absvs
steamers m Liverpool win Be materially reduced
NEW YORK AND BAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company.-For Hayre and eouthampton.-Ths Unitsl
States Nail Steamship FRANKLIN 30 burthen, J.
wotten commander Will tAhe her place in the line fron
vsubsr touching land receive the mails aal
p.''hs's' For ' s5Rffs si, As...
IS BreaAway.
TIE Tranklin will shor4ly follousd b. ths Humboldt
ID liueaL and
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UNPARALLELED cURKs-"roU CURED MI, IN ONE
" day. o. an oid Gcncrrh-e-D. n. Corbyn- fou eursd
- had syphilis year. covered with users
after having undsr the of other pAyciana
Without henett cured In short tIms-John Rol-
so., Jr- Hourr.s 70 e. and Tse Dr.. LARMoNr, No. a
hesde street, second teor from Broadway.
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within three months. With perfect safety and eertAn
For sale At 722 Broadway and AZ tho Pobshins once
Liberty street. New York. Little 10, Albany r. Do
sis, Boston; g. Peterson % Chestnut street Philadsl
phia and Boskseliers throughout the United ssstss
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TYR wARRxN rs coNrIpENTIALLT CONSULTED
- private diseases prsetoe Of eighteen years thrs
Watch YER. 10 ho.pssl enables Dr. 70 eur. IN. verr
See hia diploma In his ocs No. Mott ad
ionieg Chatham with the first I, aGf
medicine this sepntrs hss rroduesd rerfeet sufe
n eharrs.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Di-s.e.-yensr.si Warts, eonerrhea Glest, syphihs.
ke, cured in few hour. BY vesetshl. application
wthout rsa Csses o. ysar. that the other lhy
permanently cured HandreAs Of cerbectt
will verify Assertion, that others squsit Ems
sions, dshility, ser any ease, can resstaeuS ~Nr
mode. Female rills- 81. ----
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On the r.c.ipt Of ons Dollar, .THE MARRIED. Wo.
xANB PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION" H. sent
aa free 70 any rart Of the Unitsd states All lesters
muss s1espt those containing remt.anesl
ard ssdresssd TO Or. a. NJ nAuRICEAu. boz liza, New
Yerk City Publishing sese, Ne iD LSert street. New
York
OVER $1,000 COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT
nv MAI.
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yorn ssmi. ncsthiy line between Panama and pors
California and mchtbly line between san Francisco ana
Passengers in the after cabins are furnished bed
liquors Passenger. In the steerage
With such rations furnished the ersv Ane
pillow. All passengers will Be slovee
space for personal baggage FREE 10 tie eyent OF 0s
weight. not exeeednsin u ore
baggage merehsnd when taken, 500 per tom
and and half all specie PALACES shosd
not exceed l7s lbs. weight for mule carriage. -
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rusges Of the eaalh. and pre psiug those
xho speak il Ior ihis also rpsson. The
young generation OF The Essl Indies is
Iesming iis and il 10 probable shsi within
6liy yesu. 20 millions of human beings,
u Asialic race. siIl speak lihe language
on that continent. So II y in the United
States. about $1,000 Immigrants from
Germany aud ogher commits ofronlinen.
ial Europe. are arriving in lhis country
every year. Perhaps shey cannot sprsk
. word Of English shen they 6rsl land
on our shores bul in ihe course Of few
yeas they master the language 10 some
extent. Their rhildren sil upon The same
benrhes In our common schools with
those of our native Americsn. and. be-
conc, ~ they grow up and diffuse lhena-
selves among NE rest ol The population.
completely Anglo Ssxonized.
Thus me race, by igs wonderful expan-
siye power of language and blood !. d fast
occupying, and subduIng 70 lis genus, all
The conilnenls and islands OF The earth.
The grandson Of many young man who
reads these lines, will probably live to see
the day when thai race viii number ils
s0U. 900. 900 vi human beings. Perhaps
they may comprise a hundred nssions,
or dislnct goserniuenls. Perhaps they
may become grand constellation and
commonwealth Of Republics, perssded By
tie same laws, literature, aud religion.
Their unity. harmony and brotherhood
must be determined by the relations be-
tween Great Britain and the Unned States.
Their union viii be The union Of the Two
worlds. II they discharge their duty 10
each other and 10 mankind. they must be-
come The united heart OF the mighty race
Ehey represent, feeding its myriad veins
with the blood Of moral and political life.
Upon the slale Of their fellowship, then,
more Than upon the union Of any Two ma
iions ON earth, depend The well.belne oi
humanity, the peace and progress oil The
world. BsriTs cbisfian Caisn.
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fasher. nss tote odidone. replied: Yes.
c.. come home. my dsughlsr. and Jake
with you your adopted rhiIJrn !; there 10
welcome. double welcome. and room
Tor YOU and yonn.
They len Cor Canada flooded with tears
tears for parting from The Strangers
friends-iears for happy reuniling Of
parent and ehiId--iearsfo foI parents Tree,
frank permission 10 rome 10 better home
Offered 10 wandering daughter with two
adopted children. o.. what lesson TO
selhshness.
The writer should add one other tribute
this noble female. Her neaIness and in-
dusiry attracted attention bui, true 10 her
iailh. every advance made hynew sliiiou
war rtpulsed promptly and thoroughly.
In truth. she hadsa purpose, heart and
soul, and is eniilled 70 esteem and respect
every where.
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tes r.kes szsoI a rovinszlifs,
OF freedom pate. and all shai;
ofnsisy brats seoding wif<.
And doeioris bilIs. and al that.
Tbosyh iooIs may rail, md 'jes. snc seod.
A wifs's ll,s sAiss. CO al shss;
The ume. they'll 6nd. i not Car Of.
When - fk<y'H think. for slithAi.
'Iis true. when yoush- and fortuns smiIs.
And health Is firm. and al that;
When wine. and song, and dance bssusls,
Variety. and all that;
When every PIaee. whers'er you roam.
Has jsiIy diendsi and all that -
You want Cor neither wife nor homo.
Nor sympathy, nor eli lhat.
Bat age comes on with s,salshy pace,
And sober thoughts. and ill that
Trouble will show her ffowning ACE,
sickness, and pain. and al that;
The feast, the bowl viii Iose th<iI fbwers.
And rcvsIry. and al that:
Then shall We need, 70 cheer the houn,
A vile AMI home. ana all that.
Oh. when misfortune clouds the brow,"
Disease and death, and al that.
Then, a wsman. then an snsel thou"
To sooshc, and cheer, and al that.
Thy gentle cares beguiIe our pains.
Our sleepless nights, and sltihs,;
Thy voice the sinking soul susisins,
With hope, and trust, and ell that.
Bachelor.
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nfoken nesIu' "a. s1ns We" 10 ! On Sah'
sie supposed io'ssst ohiy va ,he raims
oi nc'ion oy 'he u''i'iaFiAas o'ahe sge' ous
lheie are cases snrfe ,he s11h rs"y
aees eAisi ~ ne midst oi our Guy. some
,lme s'nfs . man was SEM 70 me STATE .
sf''on 'o1 .ymg ne "eonndenee o.
'he eonmun''y 70 40 ihesai eaifnl; oul
,n"ugh he un'a''lns's 'r''m Q, Jushce
'o'e uP sesins' hss ,en'ehse WIN ,ne eool-
nsss o' s'o'e' NC o,os 's'i nsa'hy upon
"s "e"k "'s =, s"'''" "e VA" 's0'nHy
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A letter has been received at Washing
ton from Oregon, stating that there does
no, exist there single government officer,
in any civic office-all have refused tn
serve. They give as reason, low sala-
ries and high prices Of living.
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an, in treaties on the Duality Of the
Mind" makes the following remarks:
Zone ofihe most inconcsivable things in
The nature OF the brain is. that the organ
of sensation should itself be insensible.
To cut the brain gives no pain. yet in The
brain alone resides the power OF feeling
pain in any other part OF the body. IL
ihe nerve which leads from IL is injured
or part BE divided. j, becomes instantly
unconscious Of suffering. Il is only by
communication with the brain that any
kind Of sensation is.produced. yet the or
gan itself is insensible. But there is cir
cumslance more wonderful still. Th, bran
itself may be removed, may be cut away
down to the corpus ealasum without de.
siroying life. The animaf!ives and performs
all the functions which are necessary TO
simple vitality. bu. no longer has mind
II cannot think or feel. Itrtqnires that The
food should be pushed into The stomach
once there i, is digesied, and the animal vii
even thrive and grow fat. We infer, there
fore, that the par, Of the brain, the convo
Mfionx. is simply intended for the exer-
else Of the intellectual faculties, whether
ofihs low degree called instinct. or exal,et
kind bestowed on man, the gift OF reason.
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Charcoal Mlelted.--The possibility Of

Charcoal Melted. The possibility Of
melting charcoal has a, length been salts
facloriiy proved by the experiments Of
NJ. Despre,z, Of Paris. Up 10 The present
time chemists have considered this an i'm.
possibility I; M. Desprelz, however, not
only mells this refractory substance, bn.
solder one piece to another. and even vo-
la,ilizes il. The hea, 10 effect this pur-
pose is generated BY powerful galsanic
battery the light and heat devolved is so
g,ea. that even in approaching il, only for
an instant, there is danger Of violent head.
ache and pain in the eyes. 10 avoid
this the operator conducts his experiments
under The shade Of thick blue glass. Pla-
tinum clippings, and other metals difficult
to fuse, are readily converted into solid
mass. This will prove ofgrea. service in
the arts, and we hope that he will be able
10 make diamonds. SO as 10 destroy all the
attributable value Of these baubles.
Scientific american.
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Newspapers in London. The En-

Newspapers In London.-The Eng.
lish journals, we remark, are strongly and
unitedly urging Parliament TO abolish the
present oppressive duties levied upon eve-
~ advertisement that appears in their
columns. The people--the business com
muniiy-we should think would demand
such a reform as loudly as the editors, for
upon Them il operates quite as GENEROUSLY.
The tax the Government imposes upon
each advertisement is one shilling and
sixpence. A correspondent Of The Phila-
delphia North American, writing from
London, in referring to this subject, says:
"The Times does not complain Of
these taxes. although, The leading Jour
nal of Europe, pays annually TO the Co
vernment no less than ninely-6ve thou
sand pounds sterling in the shape oftaxes !!
This is nearly half million of dollars.
This enormous sum is Thus collected g.
The taxes on the imprinted paper anoun,
10 $4,000 per annum; the taxes on The
advertisements amount TO gl9,000, and
the stamp duty amounts TO 100000.
I he last sum includes the penny duty on
The regular double sheet Of the Times,
and the half-penny stamp on its supple
ment."