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venue oncera Testimony 70 this effect II Is whispered
has been given before the Commissioners OF Revision
men 10 cheat the Treasury, We have heard Of this
one:-"An rents his distillery TO "B" for brei
ms' ,sh, nres ~ and runs aay saa d'sn
thousand barrels or some large quantily me owner
OF the disery has sudden attack Of patriotism and
PUSHES to tax collector and Uniforms" on ''B, and
makes the necessary proof Of the intended fraud the
officer seizes the whole lot has IL condemned and sold
and half of the proceeds to the nformer
who in passes over two thirds his share the
lessee, "B" who lets the case go against himself by
default The law gives half the money 70 the informer
The whskey sells in the market at two dollars per gal
lon The conederaes realize one dollar between them
for what cost them but forty cents to make clear profit
distery not conhscated because 1t is the properly OF
honest "a
Another method is that where the owner of the dis
uiery after making sufficient quantity gets
70 complain or him. the proceeds OF the Information
money being divided previously agreed upon by the
conspiraors third method and II Is believed the most
frequent one Is by collision with the Internal Revenue
officers by which false returns allowed TO be made
sha ceItneates Of inspection issued Tor more ore
recent whskey frauds in Iowa of this character Two
thousand barrels were manufactured by concern and
duly stamped and certified by the assessor and Inspector
but only one thousand Of the barrels had paid the tax
Ihe other thousand WIS thrown the market ana the
Gals detective of the Treasury Department, who had
not been bribed discovered the fraud, and caused
seizure OF tho contrabapd liquor to be made
How shall these frauds be stoppedf What method can
DC devised TO compel every gallon to pay the taX THIS
g the most important problem that engage
the attention Of the Commissioners Of Congress OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury and the Internal Revenue OH
GERS III the excise be honestly collected II IL per-
fecty safe to calculate hundred TO one hundred
and fifty millions Of revenue from this one source
When that Is accomplished there will remain no longer
any question about the entire ability Of the government
10 pay the interest the national debt and pay all
other federal expenses And something must be done to
stop the enormous swindc snow practised almost with
impuniy else the tax had better be at repealed or
reduced TO rate so low ~ make no longer an object
to cheat the government OF its dues.
INSTALLATION AND CONSUMPTION OF LIQUORS.
The liquors distilled in the United States during the
year ending June 1860, according 10 the census re-
turns were as follows
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIyEs ny THE Commission.
~ ~ the county OF COshocton In the State Of Ohio,
70 the holders q the bonds numbered sr 70 tbEtyave IN
elusive for thousand dollars each and dated the fifteenth
day Of January A. 1854 made by said commissioners In
behalf OF said county OF Cosbocon To the Ste ubenvo and
Indiana Railroad COMPANY bearer that the twentieth
day OF January A. D. 1906 the said county Of Co.hocion viii
on bonds numbered sir 10 cn inclusive, with tue in
iees thereon up TO sad twentieth day Of January, D.
1866 and that the lr-t day OF July A. d. 1850 the said
county Of Cohocton VIM bond. numbered eleven 20
hfteen Inclusive with The interest thereon up to tho said
frs. day Of July 1893: and that on the rs day o.
january d. 1867 The said county OF Coshocion will
on bonds numbered sIsss to twenty ge'usIvc with the IN
and tina, the a., day q Jolly A. D. ise7 e said county
OF Coshocton will o1 bonds numbered twenyone 10
twenty I've Inclusive with th, interest thereon 10 said
1rt day Of July D. 1857; aud that TIE first day Of
January A. 1893 the sold county n Coahocton will pay
on bonds numbered twenty thirty Inclusive with The
tthereon up said nrs day Of january isc
aud that the eIsi day Of July D. ls The said county
thirty ave inclusive With ihs interest thereon up 70 ssd
The once OF ABRAHAM bLLLs son, IN the city of New
York there being ooe Of the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company nov In said city at which time and place
said bonds, with The Ming coupons belonging thereto
7- THOMAS DARLING, Commissioners
JANIS N. SMITH, , OF Coshoctou
JOSEPH KEN, county, Ohio.
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Aggregate in the United States. !.

Aggregate in the United States ....... IS OG2 PISS
tno present consumption oi 'he Wnoie Union u Iuly
as great a. in $780, and il the excise Of two dollars per
gallon could be collected the revenue therefrom would
amount to hundred and seventy six millions OF dol
lars enough to pay the interest the entire national
debt when all the legal tenders reduced to bonds and
all the floating debt funded But the revenue actually
derived from this Is not onetenth Of this amount
All the rest is lost by Illicit dstlation smuggling aud
corrupt and unfaithful conduct Of revenue officials
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OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA COUNTY IRON MINING
" Company, n Cedar street New York.-The snBual
meeting of stockholders Of this company will be held At the
OF the Tuesday the LIST OF August prof. AT
which election win be hsd for Trustees Tor the
Ing year The poll will Be opsn FROM " % oolc.k
Wv Yonx July % 1870
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Dear angel he has gone to join
The happy choir above,
To dwell forcvcrmore where all


The friends and relatives are invited TO attend the
funeral from his fathers residence No so Henry street.
this Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
MCDoSouGH.-On Friday, July 81, IsABRrLA McDo-
SouGH the beloved wife Of Patrick McDonough, native
of Mulngar county Wesmeah Ireland In the 9th year
Her friends and relatives are invited TO attend the f
neral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock from "a
Amity street, corner or Greene.
OlxLEY-On Monday July 8, at her late residence 90
Henry street, Brooklyn, ABBEY, daughter Of the late
The remains wero taken to Hopcwol, Duchess coun
O'DoNovAN-On Thursday, July %, MARY, daughter Of
John and Margaret O'Donovan, aged years and
months
The funeral will take place from IS Pike slip this sat
urday) afternoon, at two O'clock.
PrxBLxrr On Friday, July 81, ErIziBErH PMBLErr
daughter Of Jonathan and Agnes Pimblett, aged IL
days ~
The friends OF the family are invited TO attend the
funeral this Saturday forenoon at eleven o'clock from
the residence Of her parents 23l Eighth avenue corner
Of Twenty. second street.
PETER POLLOK, Jr. In the 66th year OF Ills age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RoHAS.--On Friday, July n, ANY HEALLy, Of cancer
wife OF John Rohan aged SO years. 80.
The funeral will TAKE place from her late residence o.
Her anS are
RopHars.-On Wednesday morning, July 10, after q
lingering illness, MARSHAL o. RoBKRrs, Jr aged "a
years.
SPILrANE.- On Thursday morning, July 20, ELIZA Or
rHEus, wife OF Morgan spane, aged 20 years, native
Of Lsmore, county Waterford, Ireland.
The funeral viii ako PLACES from her late residence
$50 West Fortieh street. this Saturday afternoon ct two
O'Clock.
TaAoY-On Friday morning July n. JAMES TRACY,
native Of Tullamoore, Kings county, Ireland, In the
38th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family and OF his brothers, Peter
and Dennis Tracy also Of his brothersn law, John,
Hugh and Daniel rinnon respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral sunday afternoon ut two o'clock,
from his late residence 1871 Eighth avenue, near Fifty
fifth street
TEroS--On Wednesday July 10, Tn MAS II. Tnroy
aged 40 years
The relatives and FIR ends of ia family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at
hall past O'clock from his late residence, Seventy
third street between Third and Fourth avenues.
The members OF Charter Oak Iodse, No 249, +. and
NJ, notified to meet at their rooms Odd Fellows
Hail. sunday noon at twelve o'clock TO attend the
funeral OF our late brother Thomas II. Tilton.
w. G. PECKHAM, NJ
THOMPSON. TN Brooklyn, Friday, July 81, infant
daughter OF Frank and Sophia q. Thompson, aged
months and 20 days
The funeral viii take place at three O'Clock this Eaur
day. afternoon from No 97 Skimin street, Brooklyn
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON AND LITTLE ROCK
wi Railroad Company Over duo coupons aud bonds
bought. -. . .
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OFFICE or THE HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE
- Company, lD Broadway New YORK July " 1870 :,
dividend Of Ave cent free Of government payable on
demand. L. WILEY Jr., Secretary.
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the bonds and stock. Of the Cooperation q The ely OF
New York due and payable Auguat l. 1865, will be paid
that BY Daniel Dcvln Chamberlain " the city 1t the
broadway Bank The transfer books vii be closed Monday,
the lOth inst MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
FINANCE COxPrRoLLERs OFFICE NKw YoRR,
July O. 1886.
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coUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED VIRGINIA
y North Carolina, South Carolina, 0eorss Alabama and
New Orleans All Southern state bond. and Coupons CITY
OF Memphis Augusta and Savannah Bonds and Coupons
sd by MASSiNa ~ foREsf, BANKERS 10 Wall street
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= Ancelling Bonds.
. THE HERALD.

a. y.E feuot q. THE HERALD.
SATURDAY, June 10, 1886.
tUaa 70 suggest, Mr.. HERALD, that the government
Easlor1s be who wishes to contribute to the
caal June cancel by cutting out certain lone Of the
asrli~ .or instance) portion of the bond he owns,
arvang the remainder 10 the Secretary Of the Trea
81 70 be cancelled his books and then restored by
Aa 70 the contributor, his voucher for the contrbu
oeA. This Is simple, inexpensive and immediate.
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V,o CAPITALISTS WANTED, siocco, TO NE sE.
j cured by bonds and mortgage property valued at
etOO the " three years; viii net the parties
looming Inc eighteen cent per snnum This IL
of capitalists aud win bear the clio
ncrutiny Address An rosi Office with real name
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once the young Titan, whose night hand With ~
ever recorded by man. while with his left he
wipes out the score Of three billions Of dollars
incurred In the struggle. Pay on the deot ana
let England boast that Britannia rules the wave mas
"ihe sun sets upon her Aas, and tnas Inc aas
roll Of her drum beat grdles the globe our woa of
II, there will be modest method IN tnst poas'ns.
The Stars and Stripes will have been nSIi.ea ~ Nc,
Capitol for the last time, and respect VIII DO inc worn
In future.
You win pardon the liberty have taken IN thus al
dressing YOU upon subject in which feel the deepest
interest," but in relation TO which OF necessity anq
plebeian and not peer. fLEbEiAN MEN,
N B.-Since writing tho above am well convinced
that could easily ind among our laborng men iuliy
one hundred who would give sums fully equal to those
above named and II business men, who have the means
would do in proportion land think they would take
hold earnestly our contribution would help on the
good work little. Perhaps you will think US little
enthusiastic But sir pray tell us how We are to help IT,
assure YOU that 1t will not do for the 'rich men OF
Gotham especially yourself and the Commodore, TO be
amusine Yourselves in these times with flint and steel.
why sir the sparks falling all around us here before
you are Of it the praries will be on fire." The
flames with their red tongues will be tapping against the
sky, setting the whole horizon agare r.
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nvfDEND. THE IMPERIAL SILVER MTNINO CON.
~ panv OF San Francisco has declared dividend Of ten
dollars share In gold payable stock Issued from this
agency, less exchange, by LEES WALLER,
NEw ioRK, July 10, 1868 Transfer Agents.
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The Poor Mon Anxious for . Chance.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

OFFICE CHIEF AMBULANCE OFFICER,
DEPARThRST or THE SOUTH,
HLroS HEAD, s. G., June 2, 1865.
have read with interest your plan for paying the
national debt, and would DO greatly pleased to the
same succeed To that end allow to offer my mite
a suggestion and contribution-as follows-Iet the
Roll Of Honor' be extended to include oil sums large
and small contributed for that purpose with name Of
the donor and let all volunteer army officers be invited
donate towards this great end the three months pay
proper due them leaving the service that the
Is ended All officers of the regulars and other branches
OF the public service will doubtless willingly contribute
like sum. mention this sum, because to many Of
officers a sum- even Of the small amount named, Is
than they could well from their salaries espe
cally If they with families But here is
which is exra-nOt counted In their plans to meet
rent expenses-and doubt not that the officers Of
gallant army who have spent much time and money In
the cause, will all gladly contribute the above amount
towards giving this finishing touch to our glorious
achievements.
And herewith tender my subscription Of three months
pay proper us earnest Of the cand0r Of my views
FRANK BELL,
Captain Veteran Reserve Corps and Chief Ambulance
Officer Department OF the South.
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DRoNZE sTATUETTEs AND BUsTs or ABRAHAM
ID Lincoln. Also gold silver and bronze Medal for sal
by " j. MA0NIN GUEDfS A co, importers Of watches
clocks and fancy goods, No Maiden lane.
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FINANCIAL.

CONTTNENTAI MONEY FOR sAIE-rssuEs or
~ South Carolina, Geogi, &c, &c. Also want 10 pur
chase any South Carolina North Carolina, Georgia. vir
gina CONNECTICUT Rhode Island New Hampshire Cont
mental bills and Revolutionary autographs Address Frank
Forrest, station Il.
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WINES. LIQUORS, sc.

L,OR sALE-A FEW GALLONS OF FINE OH
Brandy and bourbon whskey, large size French plate
Mirror Bar Counter Decanefs Demijons BE- at private
sale. Bwll trade Tor good horse and buggy Apply
at !, 49l broadway
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nIvIDENDS.--TIIE FOLLOWING COMPANIES HAVE
declared dividends In San Fancisco:-Rmprc Mil and
Mining Company $50 per share; Gould Curry silver Min
Ing COMPANY the month June $50 foot payable
gold registered Tor dividends less exchange
by LIES W tI.EER, ~ Pine street.
NV YonK, July % 1860.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18

Nav YoRE, May 1.-THE CONNER.
ctGEs Washington special says.& &&f
A delegation Of twenty citizens Of all
parts of North Carolina,i invited BIZ The
President 20 confer With him on the re-
construction of q loyal State Govern
ment, have arrived.
The Government has been informed
that the authorities of Nasa@n extended
coaling facihtiee TO the Stonewall, which
are refused to United States ships.
Gen; sShefnAD 10 very bitter against
the authors Of the assaults on him
A letter from JEFF. Davis, found on
Booths bcdK amply iustifes the charge
Of conspiracy 20 murder made against
him
The Pest spsciAl says that JED. Davis
will probably not be tried with the as
sassina At the peniteutiary. Ii ia not
yet determined whether be. win be ar,
raigned for murder or treason. E Z
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NV YoRK, May lf-Gold shows
rather more siren 9Th. The Confined
yhig karates of exchange produce an ex-
pectation Of q. partial advance in pre-.
miums, and there is less disposition 10
sell. The priea 10 not materially chang
ed since yesterday, quotatious opening
al 100, falling TO 1874 aad rising again
10 1904. Am
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SPECIAL NoTTcs
A True Story.


DEDICATED TO THEsIeK.
There d~'l' ia the s~smps = -. siliOns me-
ehaBic:
His muscles were gthlssss aistH blseasit vas
chill; = sMw=as sExm
And the wifs Of bis bosom belle Aadssin AanPani-,
The husband she worshippe wss hopsfssaiy 81.
Seeking daily for help, in her wifssg dsTotteh,
All yaiaiy she tried pill aid pordsf and pption-
TIL at last, when prey to grefsw~desE snaotion,
Of HosTETTER's BITFERs she head ffom a
friend ~ -
She purchased the cordial. halt hsPfSgs half
A prayer on In ID 49, . tear a. Der .,ls
And taking IL hanass sHsth werds kindIy and
B..o.s sssI sia. i. 49, sss.ss..s u.
As he drank new LIE through biz sy.tsn sssusa
stsalings @R
Each sOilo~ing aranSht dld 1T. usisston Ofnaiins.
lntn. strong ~ health and noss- stAssfui 10
- feeling, 80 - -
@ He told ths true story here tFi1sa lats soEs.
a Ii Is also propar nnfasa that Btttsfs ore sold
aEciusIvely IN aIaaa. al nsvsf andsr shy cireum
Stances by the salicn of barrel ~Postofs and
irnisstors are abroad and the oRfy safegusrd the
rubiie has against them ia 10 Ahat It. BitGera
tsley buy bear the saarased .kahal and note Of
hand Of Messra. Hostettsr smiths andshe Gov.
sarnment stamp over the cork ofR&he bottle.
Wives, Mothers and SISTERS whosa llasbanas
Sons aEd Brothsfa a.aeFFlng in sshs army, can
nst put into thesF knnpsaek a mcrs neceesAry or
valuable gin than few boxeaeR HOL LowAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. Fhsy fnsuaa hsalaA
even under he sxpeaafsa Of suHaier'sa@. Try
them and be aaaisne@ II the feadeF.ef this
/" notice " canned ses box of Pilb an eahsmsAs
from the Drug stcrsfH his piAeeslnf hins~rite to
me, 90 Maiden Lane, enclosing shHs amount, and l
VIA mall a box sfFaa "a sxpenaas hsag dealers
WIN not keep nv ansdfsiAes aapd beaMmss they
cannot make a. muea nfbht as on afharl Rersons
make. IS cents - scshts. and u per boz or
pot. Soldiers. supply yourselves assa a27-Iw
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SAN FRAsoIsco, May 10 1.-The scarcity
and high price of -four at BOista cul.
minated on thelst Of April in a popu-
lar outbreak and raids upon the -four
stores. The disturbance WAS suppressed.
A full supply isanow on thewa
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A Psychological View OF MarrtaKei
Containing nearly 800 pages, aud $50 d as plates
sahd engravings OF the ANATOMY of the Human
organs ia = state of Health and DiSeAss, with a
TfeAtiae 90 EsEly Errrsss ltsx Deplq cradle CSuss.
thoEs Plan Of TIeatmaRt--thS oniy FRfiOnAl asAar
saceesssui mode % cure, an Shown BY the report
Of caaas treated. truthful adviser to stha fnaR-
ter laln doubts 81 thetr phFsiaal eOndlttons Sect
free of poslass 20 any address, on receipt OF 25
esnts. ~ etamts or .Rostal suyreacyl by aadFsasr
AgIf.Ha 4NnnH big bs4gas
Tho author may ID consaIfed apon any of the
diseases upon which his book fFsata. either pcs~
sdHaliH or BY mail, and medicines sent to any part
4 the world sprl3 3mdsw.
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.

A LII parsons ownlng OF % tersstea IN iands adj
n Joining aha land belonging 10 nas,aJn fractions
oil ssctipH No s6ss M tbwSshtp 7, soueh of rangs
II, wsat, herehy poti6sss thai on the OH day
Of Juae, 1885, ths County, Surveyor Of Wander
nurah Connty win proceed 70 rstraes the inns.
apd- npd the sorners OF said tract as psrnstaatea
n n III EyAua JRnHary, ISsS.
~ ufyfGsasG -1-s'f 40 u JANIS King.
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HONE INTERESTS.

fcVFPHxsicGARs.--If yon wish Go pnFehRss para
Orugs. Medicines, and Chemicals at as1aall ad.
gsRss IN Ressssn priSsa. 90 and sxangne R-zsa
a TRTrE's stock. where you vii md svs@f seff-
obs that 10 needed b. abs profasaisn aud 81 pzae.ss
~hsch cannot fsiisto give satisfaction. ThaiF
.iorsfaas 10. "a Aain stTaot II mAyaaawts (
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
sURvEYpR's OFFICE,
OCEAN TRAVEL.


VNHE WELL KNOWN RAvORTFE CLYDE
H. buiiE Irpa sSs-w stsAmahlpa % the ANCHOR
LI&%,
HIRERHIA, CALEDONIA.
BRITANNIA UEx%EE KINGDOM.
are tntsGded 20 maai &RamaRhfiE bsxmeen New
Tcrk and Gia@9mms
These ase@m@E1 wmTs hmAh8 especially EF the
AsIauaie trm&ms mEB @Awa&mM AAeo water and air
tight cOmEmR8@Mn9aa and mEm @tssd up In sysry
respect to fmBHMn sh@ maaa2Wa eanSors aud conys
Anisnce u pammam@Reas Am mMpaRtencea SURGEON
accompanies aaeM Mhlp. no BFovf.io1s wiH DO
properly cookmA and aaEVma An unhnifed qGaI al
lies.
RATS on PASSAGE.
To and from EAWaTR@1as 6Aammcws Dublin, hsi-
EAst, Londonderry, &sss
CahAKs, @6s END @&os EBemEm@9Amfms g85s Steer
ase. 81 : parable IN mnA6 o. tn sQuawaHanE. ~
Taos 10 wish 20 aan9 asT their hfsr5s caa bur
tickets 81 shsae rRn@m Grcm aha Axsmsm.
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lanK-ana B0waiag Green, Eew Terks
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THE VERY LATEST
BY &aE
TELEGR AIPH.


NRw YoRK, May 1.-THE steamer
Scotia took of today nearly one million
dollars and 800 passengers z =
Key West sdsices say the steam er
Columbia, which arrived there from Ha-
vsna, reports 20 our authorities
that the pirate Stonewall was
hnrriedly receiving men and ammunition
from tbs Owl and other CoRfederats
steamers and blockade runners. Capt.
John NJ Motif bad assumed command
The u. o steamer Powhstfan went TO
sea from Key West, on learning The
movements Of the Stenewall FfTTe
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REGULAR PACKETS.


= We hope steamboat men will bear in
mind that the Journal Company 10 pre-
pared to do all kinds of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding lssa manner
seldom equalled and meyer surpassed.
Leave your orders, gentLemen, and we
guarantee satisfaction.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE

BateheIOr'H Hair Dye ii ahsabsss In the
known world. The only trqa and psFect Dye
Observation-Disclosures anAs Rsateble-pro-
daees spleadid Black or HataEal Btown--rsms.
dies the III effects Of bad htaMs AUG frequently
restores the original color Sold b. IA pFnggists.
Tbs geHuins is signed, W. A ssaaiehsaer, 81 Bar
clay street New York. APPS sm
Epllepfic Eits can be Cured T-Dr.
LUCKNOW, having become emfBmn lily successful
10 curing this terrible malades IhVltes all stint
aTly afflicted, TO call or send GnFeirculars OF ref
erences aud testimonials Of nuHAeFeua ca red
Of from ons TO twenty. four years standing He
avoies hts attention especially NJ diseases Of the
Cerebro-spinal Axis, or NeryOas system. and
lieiia GA Investigation of his claim 20 public con-
ndancs. Address all letters 10
DIR. II. LUCKNOW,
Care Of p. o. Box bll6. New York.
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WILLIAM RRAVIS.
Attorney af Law and q. 8. Clain


Attorney af Law aud q. 3. claim
w Agent,
10 autksfiEsd by the GosaFBmeht 80 pfoours Pen
stone hcnaty AoaeF, Back Pay, Bsanty Land.
Claims for HOAsEs ana oshsF RaoPEswH destroYsd
whilashalsf7 ssrviOs Of tha GevsrEHsnt, and All
siAiWa.af whatever kird cr uHtnrs Against the
UnitaA states.
B0nnty for Discharged 60ldlePsl
BY al Amendments 20 ths Rounty L'@w, passed q
tho lssts session Of consFsss. - All soldiers or
othsr B6rsons who AaVs besa o. aAaH hereafter be
discharged within years fFOln the data OF THAR
snliskmens, by reason sfweunds sseeived IN hattis
shall Fscsivs the same Bounts a. though thar
served Two years.H n e
OfaOs es1S Masn street, ever Relies Gan Store
y}Pposateths Court Houass EvaRaFilIs, IudianA.
= Correspondents muat eaclsss stamps.
Z a. Good refsrenoss given ~ required. nhss
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BprFALo, May n. -Chaa. ID. Morton
hes besn appointed collector of the port
of Buffalo, vice Metz, deceased.