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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-03

4 wOnD o. SOLEMN. CONoCI9Nf1OUS AD-
"A v,cs 70 shose Who vii reject n
!
lis sosson fact that on hum ~
dsed thousand ~ anUoAly In the
Un,tsa States viii coasumpSloa -
magasmus Of premature decay.
There cannot Be- IN efIec4 with
out On adequate cause.
In view Of the awful destsec-
tion ofhuman lie and health b. = H7XX
msssssmus or premature ex. s. =
haustion and decay Of the n.rv. r. -
systsm-0ervous debility, I -
caused By sexual diseases, such
~ the Vices u Self Abuse, Semi. ~
pal wesknsss, Sperm.ssosrhea. elect, Impotence,
Lsscorrksa and Steslity, and Organic Diseases Of
the kidneys, and In view OF the decepelons vhch are
practtced upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis
eases By quscss and base pretendess, DR.. Hubbeu
Will give medical advice gratis 10 eli patients thus
sfcsed, male female, who nay apply BY letter, or
personally. With descriptioa of their case - 70
true and reliable means Of And he proposes "
treat the unfortunate, and cases Of extreme
y and suffering, for sum that will only compensate
the cost Of medicine.
In ell diseases which AFFECT mankind, arising from
abuse Of sexual misunderstanding married Of sin
gle, male OF fenas-Doctor Hubbell may be consult.
I'd privately and secretly, matter what the disease
may be, he viii furnish them with delightful and
pleasant remed es that Will strengthen the whole
vous eystsn-ond that, TOO, ~ remedies thst never
do the slightest injury, under any crcum stances.
TO THB LADi@.-LAdies troubled With irregulari.
ties weakness and other complaints peculiar TO the
female system. viii nnd speedy care By calling IS
sbovs.
All osnmunicstions strictly confidential.
Address. J Hubbell. D. boz 1858 P o, Chicago,
Illinos.
Private on,os, No IS Randolph st. oppsdss the
Revere Hotel
Yebldtf
SPECIAL NOTICE -HfonLv IMPORTANT TO
F9nALEs.-Au those whose health will not admit Of
becoming mothers, and wishing quiet accommt da
lions unt restored and also 10 The services Il
oae Of the most experienced Ply sicans in the Unitd
States, will please address r. o. Box $685. Chicago
III matoGi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-03
REMOVAL.
.VeIsO1e,s .JesUel1.u Store .

VelsO1s's JesUel,.y Store,
Brady street, Above Pest O0cs.
XxID would tender our crate
w full acknowledgements 70
the public for their liberal pat
sonage since our commencement -
In business. Having removed
into . larger and more oommodious store, second
door shove our former location ~ would solicit IN
Inspection Of our stock OF
~Ato1aoO, O1oO1k0, /.
JesCels'y, SjlUer.sCys'e an
Fancy Goods,
which 10 now the largest and most fashieaable
city. We are constantly In receipt Of Goods By !
press, and will always have the newest styiss 70
had il the eastern markets. Our motto 70 -
proats IN quick returns.
4. q J. NDL0ON.
Davenport. Iowa. OCT. 10 leoe-dsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-03
Removal.

GS.
THE subscribers beg leave ,nform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery to the Old
Pennsylvanis STABLE on Harrison street, between
second and Third and thankful for 'Or oil past favoTs
they respectfully solicit liberal share Of patron
age Of the public.
J.H. CAMP 4 co.
NIB. Horses and Carriages TO hire on liberal
terms.
AISO-Horses boarded - cheap ~ At any Stable
In the City. Dcc9dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-03

And ere sov prepared 70 show then to oar old fTnds
and customers. end - many nev ooss = eooose 70
vos ~. WsIcavs this wsek for New Fort asd Bos-
ton. where ~ viii psrchsse and bring 10 this city
shs rtshs and most lashi0nabs st0ek for the oprlng
and 0uomer frsde, ever Uttered IN this 0sShst, 81
wholesals and netsu. Pso0pesd By cur success he
.ss, rear Ne feel asrured hat vrss Claas Clothes
and Tslostpe Bstabsish0ent Ia much needed, and we
take Il upo0 ourselves 70 opea such an one, trusting
eur man. fsisnds eor It's support. We 90 business
strictly 90 the one price prneipie and warrant every
article. IIeb2S-dtsI T. n. Parks %.
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REMOVALS.
Removal.


VryE have removed eur ssscs Of Cioehln0. OSosAs,
w Oasslmwes, HuSnisAing 0ooes, D, % or nv
and 0oei0Qs store In
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-03

WYE HAVE sBCU1RD fhR MAGNIFICENT
w Store Room IN AETAOPOLITAu BLOCK, where
20 vim remove the lst Of March. We are st great
exp. nse In hitting up the same dssrous Of mating u
the most attractive store In Davenport. Ne will
Keep, at oil times. the lsiesss and most complete
ate NJ
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MEDICAL.
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
The Condition OF Affairs at Cairo.
Cairo, HI, June II, 1853.

0dIfO, III, June 1923.
/ perceive by your paper, of the 18th inst,
that the reports of the late disaster of our tcwn
have been greatly exaggerated. large por-
ton OF 1t Is indeed submerged from break ia
the levee on the Mississippi bank. but no house
OF any considerable size has vet been washed
or drlfied away, tumbied down sunk, and
am not aware that any expectation of ary such
occurreucel Is entertained by any reasonable per-
son residing here. portion of the South half
OF the new hotef buifdIng lately in course Of
construction, fell down Sunday last. but
that Is not attributable to the water as the
walls have been out OF line for several months
and It's fa.l expected
Our Oldest citizens, hose knowledge extends
back to 1915 agree that this is the highest wa
ter they have ever know IA here, and doubt if
any ever saw at higher. To Charleston, ia Mis-
sourl, twelve miles distance on the SOUTH and to
Burkeviiie, nine miles on the north on the line
OF tie illinois Central Railroad, it is one unbro
ken sheet OF water, including the site of Mound
CITY, which Is In about the same predieament
as ourselves. Except that we have a little more
dry ground, their high bluffs having vanished
INTO " thln arr. Der levees excepting the ere
vase about 300 feet IN extent, are vet sound and
unthjoTed, and we have no fears but that they
VIII continue so, although in some places the
WAFER is running over them. The damage to
oar Town consists principally in the removal of
out-houses, and the Immersion in the wafer of
some furniture and merchandise all of which as
wen as the damage To our leyees. can be repair
ca IN 4 very short time after the water subsidies
lew weeks work VIII put all right again,
anu none inc worse for little wcJting.
| Nery respectfully your obt servant,
). STAATs TAYLOR, Aau0r
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
Price Of Lumber in Mineral Point.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOURTH OF JULY ODE.
DIR. nonAok's GREETING TO THE UNIVERSAL NATION,

DIR. EoBAcK's GREETING THE UNIVERSAL NATION.
HAIL glorious day. beneath whose azure sky,
giant nation from the womb Time
First sprang to life, and Liberty on high,
To adiuiring world by right divine
Claimed the newborn hers while tyranny
Covered eDeath that suns respIendant rays,
Which blazed propitious land SO free
As men and angels mingled hymns of praise.
All hail, Columbia DER the rolling wave
Thy stars and stsipes in many fearful fight
Have doated proudly, while thy so brave,
With dauntless hearts aud stern, resistIess might,
Nobiy have battled for thy rights and fame,
Winning from despots of the olden world
Fear and respect long may thy name
Beam with bright hope, thy flag be unfured.
But not in sanguinary wars red path,
No, rather in the cause OF peace and joy
No groans Of anguish, but the merry laugh
Should welcome to our land the blue-eyed boy,
The God of Love- and Cognucopia horn
Be empted on thy hills and wales so free,
Thus may Thy children greet the natal morn,
or fair Columbia and OF Liberty.
Rudy-ehceked health with blessed joyous train
OF happy ancies, still shall bless the land;
From R"baeks Swedish herbs dies direiul pain
Dyspepsa'a banled and the trembling hand
or the poor nervous wretch no longer shakes
From his famed Scandinavian remedies
Fever and a-ue quail, while health awakes,
And dire disease, with all its horrors, flies.
Corrupted blood, pure as the limpid stream,
soon meath their magic influence courses free !;
The dull Dyspeptic's eye with hcalthful gleam
Spar>Ios, and I;ae- the laugh in joHty
Neuralgia, too, in all its horrid gsise,
Is cured as certain as that day succeeds
To dlrkspIne igl.t and thus surely hee
All lung complaints before his remedy.
Yet one more agent in the glorious strife
OF battling Death, is called up "a his will
Another and joyous lease OF life
Is brought by his Blood Purifier and Pill
To all who have acquired the horrid faint,
Acute chronic, it chance TO be,
OF diseased liver. Quickly the complaint
Shall iy, and leave that organ whole and f e..
Thus having to my Patrons now proclaimed
The health-inspiring virtues which possess
Those medicines throughout the land, SO famed
A. having thousands upon thousands blessed,
bid YOU all adieu ; and may this day
Be ever cherisel by the free and brave,
And Freedoms sun, with bright and genial ray,
Sin gid the II which Ger us proudly wave.
For sale in Mineral Point by JoHN II. VIVIAN and b
States and Canadas-
DIX. koBACK's Medical Almanac and Family Adviser
gratis everywhere See advertisement s5eandina
Wan Vegetable Blood Purifier and scandinavian yegeta
bic Pills ia another column OF this Paper.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

The NEw ORLEANS REBELLION FAuURE-
he late rebellion in New Orleans appears to
nave disoiYed. he Vigilance Committee dis
banded on the night of The 18th. without bnrtin,
any body, except by unfortunate accident
II the reasons for their formation in that shape
were imperative, after counting the cost at The
commencement, the Committee should have ac-
'e'i on these reasoIis 10 the end, till thorough
Ielo',h vas reached. On the contrary, if they
acted only wicked whim they did RIGHT IN
abandoning weak position as soon as they got
lar opportunity. They have no doubt bad
average OF morals IN New Orleans. but we doubt
II 'hey w"ald be improved much bv such Viz
nance Committee as they would be likely to
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
LA \ ID AGEN 10Y
Abs tract q "cc.

The undersigned have opeaed set of Books which
give plete and reliable history every tract of land
in Iowa county, embracing Feeds, Bonds Mortgages
Judgments DEGREES and ali matters of Record affecting
the same
They will furnish abstracts attend to the perfection of
Titles, the purchase and sale of Lands payment of
Taxes, collection of Rents drafting of Deeds and
other Instruments and will loan money aud collect
crest for those desiring to invest
Office up stairs in john Ross new stone building on
Posite the Esgle Saloon, High street. Mineral Point
Wis VIM T HENRY
4su FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

RIVER PIRArEs.--The st. Paul Times learn
from he officers of The War Eagle, that since
the party from Lansing succeeded in capturing
the boat OF one gang Of the above pirates. in re-
covering :drt OF their booty, and in chasing
one Of the villains from the island ON which h.
took refuge and 1t was supposed at the time. in
drowning another, who attempted to swim to
the man shore Of The Mississippi with him and
who VAS drowned from the weight of coin upon
nm he river has been dragged for the purpose
oil hndIng the body Of the latter The account
says. " the body was found day before Yesterday
with $4,000 IN gold, and a lot of Hudson bank
bi!IS' thus proving conclusvely that the band
was the one concerned in the robbery of that
bank We have noticed. that Bell, another of
the pirates, who had bullet lodged in his skull
he4f Nie0Tesor, had been arrested in Michigan
and brought hack to CLAYTON county North-
lreSteYH Gazlftr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
MINERAL PoIsT. June soth, lo5e.

EDIToRs TRIBUNE:
GEyTLEMES Il have just been
informed that Rev. Mr.. Fox in a discourse de-
livered this afternoons has annunciated to his
auditory the fact that there are two great anti
christian societies in existance, to wit Papd
and lHahoaadea
do not remember TO have heard it stated, by
any authority at all SO credible as Mr. Fox, that
house dsy'dod against Itself could stand especially
so long the Papacy and Mahomad enIsrn
1t is exceedingly strange, that any man OF
sound mind, viii stand up this time of dav as
minister OF the gospel of peace and use express
ions we'll calculated 10 wound the feelings of
portion of this community.
What, are the 20o,00o,000 of Pap;as who
now tread the earth. all IN the service of the
Devil and have all their ancestors been in the
same service is it not strange that God of
love should permit so many of his creatures to
be so long in error, after his having sent apostles
to teach men all th;1t were necessary TO Saliva
ton.
It would seem more in keeping with the per-
fections of God, if he had raised up John Euor
in the time and place of Chrysostian he called
the Synod of Dart in place Of that of Nee. So
that all those who have adhered and do adhere
to ms, would have been and would be in the
straight path to heaven as pointed out by THAT.
What can be Mr. Fox's motive for advancing
these opinions: does he really believe what he
says, to be true The writer doubts the SINGER
ity of Mr. Fox, and is of opinion that such in
strucllon is not needed by this community, it
being sufficiently Intelligent by diligent prac-
tce in the Bi5lc, not believe that anti Christ
could have reiGned SO long, or in fact, that lie
has yet appeared tie earth.
by their fruits We shall know them"
Be veHgcnce wholey left to powers divine,
And let Heaven ja3gc between your sins and
mine"
/ THOMAS NcrApNTT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
To Tho MilLinu

To the Million Prof Wood, Of St. Louis. has, after
Of deep study and untring research succeeded
presenting to the public article superior any now
in use, and indeed it Is truly wonderful d7coycry-we
advert to his Hair Restorative only article that has
been completely successful in cheating age of his gray
locks, removing dandrun itching scrofula &c. 1t re-
stores the gray headed to than the original beau
y adds IuStre to locks already luxuriant having
the effect coarse, harsh hair render glossy
way fstens permanently hair that is loose falling
and many other qualities which viii become know
: used.
the pride of mankind i, singularly developed in the
keeping and arrangement or the hair perhaps from the
fact that it is the only portion of the human body
we can train in any way choose; how important
then bay ing this portion left to care that should
use all the means science has placed in hands %
render beautiful and permanent. If you would have
beautiful hair, glossy hair, hair with it's natural color
elegantly preserved to eXtrere old age, don't fail pur
chase Woods Hair Restorat State Ga-.
Sold by all respectable Druggists june
X. d. PULFORD, Agent, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor.

In all diseases inlanaton less prcdouinates-
to aliay inflammation strikes the very root Of dis
ease-hence immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
ami nothing else viii aay inflammation al once and make
a certain
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
will cure the following among great catalogue Of dis
eases Burns Scalls Cuts Chafcs Sore NIPPLES Corns
Bunions Bruises Strains, Bites, Poison Chbains Bcs
Scroula Ulcers, Fever Sores, Gou, Scrofua Ulcers -
Sores, FeIons, Far Ache Piles. Eyes Gout Swell
iings, Rheumst sm, Scaid Head Salt RLeum Badness
Eryspelas Rngwolm, BARRIERS Itch Small PoN Me;tslts
Rash, &e, &c.
To some ii may appear incredulous that many dis
should be reached by such an idea will
vanish when reflection points the fact, that the saIve
Is combination OF Ingredients each and every one ap-
plying perfect antdote to its opposite disorder.
VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects is magical because the short be-
tween disease and permanent cure Is an cxttc
tor, as it draws all diseases effected part Ieay-
ing nature perfect before injury It is scarceiv
necessary to sly that house. Workshop or rranufac-
tory should he one moment without it.
No Pain Extractor j. genuine unless the box has ,ror
it steel plate engraving with the name Of Henry Da
ley, Manufacture.
For sale by all the principal Druggists paten, med
ieine dealers throughout the United States and Canas
Principal Depot,
I6J Chambers -uccr. New York
{. T. CHACE.
Il. y. FUIFORD Agent III,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
DY SPEP-IA AND FITS.

DIR. TRACY DELORME, THE GREAT o1RER OF
CONSUMPTION, was for several years badly afflicted
by Dyspepsia that for part Of the time he confined
TO his bed He was eventually cured by prescription
furnished him By young cairvoyaut girl. This pre-
serptou, given by chic while of trance
has cured everybody who has taken it, having fail
ed once II is equally of FRS
PEPsiA The ingredients may be found any drug store.
viii send this valua lie prescription any person
the receipt of one stamp to pay postage. Address
Dr. TRACY DELoRAE, GREAT CURER oF CoSsumPrIoy.
l4R4 New York Post Once.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

HoLFSALE PoJsoNIxG At PorGuKrrpsrr
''EEAT kN'TrfNFST.-G Great excitement was ca,,s
Ell Il fouShkoesIc, ON Monday bv a report that
me lnnly OF Joseph Nelie, of the town Of Ia
1rafSe, DntchesS Co., \. Y, was poisoned ON
sunday morning by arSnic bein,r 'nixcd Vii
ID" coffee The family consists Of M, VII
h's niece, Mrs. Smith, the house keepcrapd her
daughter. a gIrl about sixteen. Mrs. Smith,e
husband Il In California, and sometime since he
sent her two or three hundred dollars THIS
money was stolen from the house. On SATURDAY.
last MIS-. ellie Went 10 keepsie and mr.
'"'SeG q quantity 81 goods, which were labeled
Is ~ thcy had come from New York Nv e,,,,,os.
and, upon inquiry, she said they were = ,,Ia.o,.,
rom her cousin. On Sunday 1norninno tbe
Whoic family sat down to breakfas and ,,sr,nol-
p" ''e eoHee. the consequence WIS that thev
were al taken sick. DR.. Barnes of Pouohloa,,r
SIC Was called. and found three of them sch
'"o -Hr' ellie and Mrs. Smith. 50 seriously thai
''t i'tN are dlHi'arcd OF 4 nc other two will
recover Alter breakfast Miss Nelie took tho
Kettle and threw the contents mo = bro,l "a
men finsed the vessel. a note was found sb,,-,-
y H'er breakfast, stating that when the mot
"'N i"uHu' these who signed IL would be M
more. II was signed by Mrs. Smith and he,
u"- ehttf : names but as Mrs Smith canno,
nc - 81 course : not the author of the let
-, - ~ ""H Shce another note was found
= ~ I" '""ie >'allng where some Of the rnissine,
money could be found Search was mad "a
'"o i'''eE found as stated IN the note.
N'fs. smith, one of the persons poisoned w.s
,'''4. though her recovery Is 81 Ill do,,b1
Gi, ~ ellie and Miss Smith are SIN -,
Lex ONT there are hopes Of their reeovor,
l ne excitement caused in La Crane. ara :,
- - "ii 'n'''gh butehesS Co. increases avev,,
'..l Eo' s'hce The tune when Lake murdered
Deut. i''eA q excite
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
st. Johns, n. B.. June 81

:, ne Governments wil despatch steamer TO
trinity Bay. to pilot in the Niagara as near as
Practicable to the point where it is decided 10
iahd The cable The Niagara viii be expected
'nomentariy on and after next week, bat from
the fact that the fleet would use no steam in
reaching the middle of the Atlantic it is quite
possible that the Niagara will not reach this
coast before the LIST of July
his office has been placed in communication
win the office at Trinity Bay, and it is under
5000 that the telegraph company viii place
theIr wires hence to New York at the service OF
the press and the public for the transmission of
such communications connected with the great
event IS may be handed in for 4 few days sub
sequeht 10 The arrival of the Nidgara
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
Persons Advanced in Life. and feeling

Persons Advanced in Life. and feeling the hand
of Time weighing heavily upon thenI, with all its al
tcndan ills, will find in the of Uoohands t;efinau
Bittrrs aud Elixir that will nstiIl lille into their
veins restore, in measure, the energy and ard"r of
more youthful days build their shrunken forms, and
give health and energy to their ming years.
ASK for HoofGad Germaa Bifers, prepared by Dr. C..
VI. Jackson, AIS Arch Street. fhiaoel phia- They are
sold 10y druggists and storeke Pers, in every and
village in the United States Canada-, West indies and
South America, at - cents per bottle. June
X. D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

ArFoISTMESr OF CoxrRo1rrp III NJ.
s.0'lf'ta. announces that Governor Randall bal
"bpoinJed d \. Tenney, Of Madison 10 til ,Is
'iT re- o. ontfolier made by the late LgisIal,,re
!, ne n ,'o,'r''al add " Tie Appointment vii
nc , Vel received Mr.. Tenney is gentleman
viii ~ at = ie4ee and approved capacity. and
want 'oi P1oAle ser
ne ogty o. this officer Is 10 examine all cl.;r,
aoalieo ey the Secretary OF State No s,af
9; can be pad out OF the State Treasury mn
- = A-s received The sanction of the Couf-,li~r
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

DEAD BoDY FouNp-Tbe body of an nm known
person was found floating in the water of tile
slough near Lone Rock, in Sank County, Wis
consln, ON the Bird inst 1t WAS first discovered
by ratt~man while passing to the river in a
boat. As soon as it became known, others re-
paired 10 the spot. The body was brought
ashore and an inquest held. The verdict rem
dered, was that the unknown person came 10
his death by means to them unknown
l he body had on striped shirt a figured
silk pocket handkerchief about the neck black
satin vest badly Worn, pair of common over
ais and over them pair of pants made ofcom-
mon baggng, and they looked rs though thew
were made of bags his feet were bare. He
had the appearance of being drowned some 4 to
weeks, and : supposed 10 have tloatcd down
the river, His age Is variously estimated to be
fir 30 to 10 years
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
Later From Europe.


81 JOIIuS n + :, q uHe II
The steam yacht Victoria, boarded ltho Eng
glish steamship Persia, Capt. Judkins, yester-
day off Cape Race, and arrived this forenoon.
The Atlantic telegraph fleet took its final de-
partnre under sail from Plymouth on Thursday
the 10th inst. We do not learn that Capt. Jud-
kins passed the fleet enough To speak any
of the steamers. The weather is understood to
be favorable for submerging the cable.
The fleet expected 10 reach mid ocean on the
Goth inst and We shall probably hear of the ar
rival of the Niagara at Trinity Bay on or about
the 18th inst.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
nothing

lHE EFFfcTs or TIRE PREssUBE-In nothing
Is TIE pressure of last wear more strickingly IL
lusiTsted than in the dirninutlon of lmnorfs
he revenue, for eleven months of the last fiscal
year: received at the port of New York, reached
SALON s9o4 Ter The same period of the present
hscai year. SIS, I 40 004 Secretary of the Treas
9fy' IN his estimates for the present year, calcu-
Iate Ell upon a reFenne from customs of S5l OO0-
ooo- 1t viii not reacl $4,000, 900 But the
expenses of the Go~er naent do not diminish
Win me re-en1e The result is--xe must boz
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