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DR.LAROOKAH'>
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l.isssURE cure for f,-7Es COMPLAINTS,
DYSPEPSIA or INDi0ESl 4-.f T''t hnl d ie@1'
cure 30 chs Compound s,--- -.,...4
6OFuLA. This l1atlf me disease -
.H. u and ,-eens So many frcu our midst, CAt =
cl--i ry LAROokAHs sAhsAtAhlLLA Cch
FoE PURlFYlsa THE BLOOD. there is nothing
-..- Eae-s tbr public which csn equal La
kuDEAHiS sARSAPABILLA COMPOUND IL d
rrr1t rlanotcr ol heeit when d-rl 10 -i- ssI s
90 remove ALI huuors lhzt lniest inc sSssoiN A'
that season ofrle year
I-----rrsa pr. g. r. ABBOTT: for many years z1
Eminent Practitioner in the C.,y DF Boston
November z.st. Is54.
DE.E r. KvIsnrs .-i have been "a ths hatit OF
prs---i,.rr Lsroosab's sar.arsr'us Compound tor
,,0 wears vith enc vrast .atifisc,ory results. 10
ui.i be- found a remedy sc.. st~c+sd 60 'ur- $40
laii .r1 ine,prent Consumption. Il purse th-
Hi.1l. i.rerrs humcrs from the luuz=. sad az the
same tne act- a. a sure and permanent Tonic
D. r.II give good satisfaction whenever AZ Alter
srvr .oi Purifying Medicine is required.
sESJ. F.ABB0rT. ND.
DIS. l,soo,,u'- S,s.AfAS.--k c9xPoUS1 has
tear 1 goat blessing in or family that re ciass
.t,r, Lro..ss. s9rap, the 5es; article In use Tor
what a, a4rfarts 20 DO. The SYRUP, in the opinion
al.ae friends. saved my life. And Mr.. seise has
been ls greatly benefited by the use o. the SHsa7s7-
Compound.
RFV. y P SEIZE.
Me.a.. ~l-l. rec 49,. 1855.
Price. u 90 re. Bottle.
Prepared by = sEyEEf,
DR.E.R. KNIGHTS, Propri-tor
t.--.- sm Meirose. Mae
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TAPER uASGTSGS-G00. O00 Rolls Room papers
/ OF Ill grades and qualities, and prices cheaper
tr~n the cheapest. call and examine before pur-
cha-i~g elsewhere. $ ;. BROWN,
No. s. Central Block, Church 81.
Burlington, We Efsrch =. tawt
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Blindnc.s u FOrtY taf's stahuIhL uftu
!. Samuel Stcere- Of tiy creek, Ot-eSe county
40 be-eby certify that have been totally blind for
soFr, ~, Es. and have been under the treatment
III 10 udst experienced oculists and surgeons oi
New Tort. who have pronounced ny case incurs =.
have been unser DE-. II. A. Oaks treatment Tor
even weeks have seen him but three times and
f tIe first time to-day these many years vas en-
sbled % discover objects clearly twenty RODS distant
Tar also see 70 read his name on biz ndoW shaded
,bch hsve done 10 the presence Of Wlt1esses rom
excessive del ght % returning vision. when hrsi
s.r the Doctor, 1 ras completely Prostrateo ~
len verv hzpuv o. say that feel fully twenty
49, voungar. SIN nearly 70 years old.
SAMUEL STEERE-
Utics, September 6thi 1880
Wr-yESsTs-J A. Kidney snd D. Calvin Kinney
Frankfort Herkimer County.
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DIR. OAKS

la graduats Of the London Medical Colleges, and
rsr ursctiSed h England and America Tor over l7
YEAR with unparalleled success 10 the treatment Of
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Fosr NoNeos Apul >,

the Steamers Adanui. ',en. Sodswlck.
Wilmington hing Fisher and Monterey
sailed today with an aggregate of about
1000 parolcd prisoners oi Lee'- ARMY 'or
savannah. Mobile -nd New Orleans.
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JAMES NIARsH's ESTATE.

WE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS, havin. been ap
w pointed BY the Honorable the Probate Court
r- -he District 81 Ctittcuder Commissioners % re-
.,s.-e. examine and adjust fle 81 aims and demand
ofall nelson's. against the estate Of James Msrs1-
la. III Jericho 10 SAD District, represented iusol
INT and s., sll claims and demands exhibited ir
o1.et thereto. and six months from she day Of o..
date'hersof being allowed by said Court Tor tha.
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice, W.
- an attend 10 the business q our appointme1-
AZ the dwelling Of Lewis Marsh, 10 Jericho in sac
District. on the second Tuesdays u May and SEP
temhsr next, az i0 o'clock, A. 81. on eacn Of sal
days
Date this nth day Of March A. D., 1855
ANDREW MARNEk, Commissioner
LYMAN STISMON.
WfIwIs
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The Dr. h7rinE large and extensive practical
experience N the treatment Of diseases generally
b repar tore Give patients for medical treatment
On the u impr we'd principle, ami % treat their
diseases in o. very superior ami satisfactory manner,
aud m the majority Of cases % r exceed the most
ssrguine expectations of the patient. without re-
-.-tin- 90 any unpleasant OF torturlns processes
Ir nalr. t-a.t- .Irea.sIEeLE AL l-.elses % tle
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CONS Mp TION

T., proofs. al o efficiency are 10 numerous. =
-l .-re-t e..tld and % such peculiar character,
r.t .lfsrer- cannot reasonably hesitate 70 receive
.-'.s .et-ss fsr which the Syrup pro-
,.i..4-.l-s +, uIecl Sci, that which has p often
tr-..d tho h.-as-; order Of medical skin. me
.i- are tangible the witnesses aec-ssluIvi 81 '
Safety ana tf 'lct c. The syrup ineohtIo' l'i''-
r.,f q. INGALLS,. 1f Melrose. Mass. say
. --.s ~ Syrup 49, -snpIs's'g cured NJ Of b-oH-
..t sfr.r years. ulu1iTq.'
Prom 9rv. b. F. BOWLS, Manchester, y H..
~Ip The bottle of DR.. Larookahs Pulmunic
,yrur~ sou go kindly cent ne, mas been triea loI
,..f es.ct. Tor this would confidently recommend
Rev. 81. c. SIxuox,. Of Jsy, Essex Co.. \. Y
Slr--..T feeit ne fftH % say I.arookah' SFrNf "
ftf best risii-fus trs ftfr used ~ our Janty'
Unsolicited Testimony
r...-, -,,, , we'll known Boston Druggist n Tren-
ty vosr-' experience, ana steward Of Hanover
street Z. Church
BOSTON. March g, 1855.
Du. 2. KrIcHrs Having used 'LARoORAHs
/ prt1oY1C SYRUP myself ami iu my family Tor
the past six year- am prepared to say that it Is
/ ...s-.a- r7 any medicine have sys- known lor
I ... --s...ee -t-- rrCou-1s. Colds re Thrcs- and
obi similar complaints A. take cold very easily,
rr.re bsd crest opportunity 60 test the rir'es %
t- vsics5,s remedy and IL hasHsper failed ne yet.
/ however violent tho disease. BavIng been IL the
/ p-,r business fog over 90 years, have had good
or95r.1ritss % knowing the virtues Of the various
-.ssisinss sold, ana pronounce "LARoOKAHs
svgUPet ss best 5fsny sT,;cls svs- prsssn.~d 70
therr-l.c.
y,u--. 81 r. BOWEN, ss Hanover ST.
price 50 Gents. aud sI,OO per Bottle.
pR e KNIGHTS. Proprietor, Melrose, Mas
F5r sale .n Burlington by 4. q. spear and J. v
Feor. ssl by druggists and dealers generally.
Apr. o.. 3u.
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PAPER HANGINCs.

TULIP BULBS.
i.v ,io.e. ,4ri.tissat PEIaCEs'
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LolisvlLiE. Apr. ..
I1e rsieI '.i. Jt--e. End > 0i Dis gucIii-
be were captured near Emiucrce ycs.tt1fc-
Do. Cd Bus BE-. men. lose small un --'rr
-Ia.
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I.i- r.lar.,l -.lt JED D.u- crossed Tire
Mississippi riyerat Turkey Benz, wnien "a-
occupied ay Texas cavalry, IN the rlGni u
%. 10Th. escaping the observation Oh me III
t.i forces.
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- axe ulessuro II recording another wonderful
,r-g BY d.. Oaks- 4 yocrg nan who is employed
1fectio.er &c. No. 81 Blocker Street, Utica, was
-cd OF total blindness arising RON AnesurJ s- BE
4 low q well and car see - perfectly Is a. any
peroc % his life
Jt,ra August, ls6l.
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teH. .aug-. F-0aI- sf.''f. '-.-
" r- .-... >.Ears Boot. Pa-s o. 's 80 2
v.. >...t, u more, GHsr4i Desihtg' l4- i't
.. T.-a. F+.-f-lus 1Ht Hoa-ssrfff % r..e.
-z.-..rt az Singers 1-s fil3is, GTf or ORC
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w AR CLAIM

rI,HE 500 Bounty due soldiers discharged ior
80 We nav especial attention % clsims m
ubich other attorneys have FAILED. or WHICH nave
bas1T SUSPENDED, OF which there are tens OF thou
soi5iers nd tbeir heirs over 100000, AMI sre
r.v1n, Thousands daily We secure Pension ior
IN dollar, and collect Bounty and BACK Pay for
ten per cent, and no pay until AErEH We nave sue
ceeded. IA.
M. 4rnv Hsrald is Published monthly, ana s. Do
,oied 10 the interests 1f the soldier and MS heir
=, .SS,-, h = inveinable Write Us aud viii
ssnd YOU cory free or for thirty csnfs NC vii senl
vou bv return mail tine engraved tinted hkeneas
fAlhurn sze) Of Ii Gen Grant, and the ArHg her-
~ Tor an, ys1r To persons sending club Of four
NJ win emf a. prsraiunl additional Likeness an
~, gsr1lFf or one year, and for each additional
snbscrher an additional Likeness % the zetter %
- Cinb - tbst A perssn sending US a Club Of ten
and al Ill be entitled % receive, ht.sstf ssrsH
Tftenssses and The Arry Her1ld for one year ana
| - ,tbr- r,5r- hsr in the same ratio.
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FRANCIS ROWLAND
InHN ". SMITH.

For references cheerfully refer 70
DOOR RUSSELL, Bank COOperstown.
JOHN F. SCOTT,
GEO. +. WORTHINGTON,
WorthinZt0n Bank.
CWAS. ~. SNTITH, Otscgo Bank
I hereby certify 70 the veracity % the above.
BETSY SMITH. Milford, 0tseso Co, \. V.
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NOTICE .

xxrEh have rented ofthe B1rlinEton Woolen Co,
49, ~, ii W. Catlin, and will c1ntinus the busi-
nss, Of grinding all kinds OF grain Tor
FLOUR AND FEED.
W. have employed two OF the best nillers IN u
,,,,, ,rho VII epdeayor % DO the work % pleas
os,T customers, and re hope to merit the Palonas
Of the public
W. sbalI keen FLOUR AND FEED constantly on
hand, for sale At
Wholesale and Retail.
wkNIED.-Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn ana
Rnekwheat, for which cash will be paid n The oss
market rates.
"inOOsk'' DEC ''' GEO. P. WOODS 90
l g. P Woops,
/ &c. kzxxZDY-t
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Nlv AoaS Apru 30
i


Nw losS, Alaii T..
l1r h4a.a's Wsah'ngi % l.-la,ol ~ay-
>u"lu.u ferFrs cf l.o-c,. Ilret attn auugI.-
al '.e-,s'ar, OF ii-arllo onion anna -ur-
,-is.
.i-wu known Stat lir. L.u.ln could
aa'. made mod, ptsca at Fox, Monroe ID h,
w'uil base .uteg-a.u,d such tenn, a- those
81. H'-e.l .r ber. : German
i'-n. sherman lai mot hcaIi Of tia as-l--
-iH..l Zoo o.. r.l-.ierI Lincoln ID tle ;iH,.
bu-mr-- u ih.- CITY is generally suspend
e+ rlf corn snd Produce Exchange broker g,
1aaHi ard Gold board have a.i adjourned
oyer.
Nuv Hosv. irr. "a.
Ir Tars Wellington dispatch says
M.--.y -.-u..- . Ha-i- ut agreement -iD,i.4r
o. J..----u.
N,,e.y vas 90 SURRENDER ou the terms
julus-pu ll4
81 .ar ls--.l -u.ull,lei tHo days would
he loved tI -u ..lit the agreement ~ lron.
hancock, i hauco,N AGREED t.er EN- days
more 'ra- -. ..- 300 answer from j ...,i-tan.
iu r.e lg.nti-. H, mar.u-u- should
tisc nls' iauquier sr- Laui9n ,.un-ics
.Hs D , u-t-. .U-I o.. -.rra1,r, ami -.t
Nu.n.l. D,l u.,.y v,t- i. surrender 100
che Germs granted @. d..
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REFERENCES

vLsaIsaros, D. c.. April Is. 1884
We take pleasure IN saying that c. g. Bruce, ESQ.
has couplied With the act Of Congress S4tsorirs-g
--rt.i- ysrso-s 20 set As Army and Navy Agents Ior
tbe eoifscio, OF war claims against the Government,
s,S 10 recommend bin 20 all persons that have
Sans thew wish collected promptly:
Uri.es S.s,ss SeSstors-Benl4nin :. wade joan
MsT5eys Of co-grsss-E- B. Eckiey, Wu- John
70 d wm B. Allison.
June WV
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VIEW BOOKS.

sGUISTORY or JULIUS CAESAR
III ''The Missionary Juhlss.T-an account o.
the fiftieth Anniversary II the Atoericzn Baptist
y ssionary Union, l,of.
-.spaegson Sermon, 9Th Serle.s
Husbands End Homes by Marion Hsrland.
Received ~
April q +. A. FULLER
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rnrNaLApIEs SEMINARY.

FTHE Young Ladies Seminary, conducted by Rev,
| and Mrs r. y. smith, will commence its sum
uer Term on Thursday, 9TH inst.
Application should Be made s00p 70
b. ". SMITH.
April dawiw
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ID r,rrrc, arE,S ~ REFEREN.CES

ItH u ~ I|I-- n = = III = = =
MILFORD, OrsEGO Co, y. Y. May sth, l5ot
This l. % certify that I have been sick with
Catarrhal Bronchitis for years Last March
va induced 20 try Dr. Oaks treatment, which re-
lieved me 10 ten minutes. used o cough hai the
ni.-bt and raise On an average a. much az a large
- 80 .ul " yic'd phlegu. Ny sleep wss So very
murh Disturbed that I would awake with burning
fever ana Precipitation After using me DoSto,
lB.ieIrs one month. gained in flesh 10 pounds. AZ
the end of .xa months ] weighed p pounds more
than In March previous. Ny cough leit me in two
weeks The night sweats ceased IN 2 or $ nShts--
Nv fever len me Nv appetite and sleep returned
and can truly say that Ihsve been a. twere raised
from the dead % newnes Of life, ana this with but
one months treatment. - - - -
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Colonial Anniyeysary.

ksIssS.r.-- Pna', "c.s august ~ 1907
The two hundred and nfty.elshth Anniversary Of the
landing Of the first English colony the Now England
coast was ubscrved day al Fort Popham at the mouth
OF the Esuue6oc river with appropriate sxercses Hon.
Charles j. Gilmore Of Brunswick, was tho President az
the d.v and Non = W. Patterson, Of Hanover New
Hampshire the orator The latter 10 MS ADDRESS preny
and then proceeded consider tins influence Of coloni
satiou especially upon natieu. he spoke IN pat
history and of our duties in the crisis whh we were
passing through The oration contained nob.e sent
ments suggestive thoughts, historical references ana
times The day was delightful, and some two thousano
people were present TO enjoy tho and participate In
the festivities of the occasion
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at hAfpast ave O'Clock time was called by Mr. hsrry
ju1ee and the athlete began his work. In exacely
twenty minutes and 6ftytwo seconds he had con-
30, racovaraa himself in fow minutes and walked on
The ground apparently as firm when no came On:
sheffield is man Of medium size ana weighs aoIu, ia
hsnds On the resuthe betting generally being against
MIN Quite number of ladies were present, ana sood
order prevailed throughout
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General Grant had an enthusiastic deception in Du.
buque Wednesday last His remarks on the occasion
were as usual brief He said Ladies and gentlemen
am glad to meet you. You all know am not accus-
toned TO making speeches, but II was could not
press to you words my thanks Ter this hearty vel
come
Admiral Faragut and family, after scjourn at Rye
Beach, have returned to this city. Before their de-
pause from tho hotel says the Boston Tsaveu oil the
iumat,s Of the house, together with the immediate
neighbors assembled in the drawing and sang In
very impressive manner "Auid Lang syns," sompli-
mcnt that deeply moved the noble hero Of New Orleans
and Mobile.
The following were among the arrivals st the Aston
House yesterday Hon. A. p Jourdan and family Cali
Webster, Washington
II recently announced hss Colonel Henry stark,
grandson and slast representative Of General John
the age Of seventy.on The Manchester ~: MIRO.
states that General George STARK q Nssnua, ano
snd eey e i've Sr arc grand
sons Of the Revolutionary General, and true de-
scendsn,s Of the original STOCK They are re u! the
chester as Jastce STARK who was the son Of General
Caleb Stark the son Of General John stark Major Stark
was In the battle Of Bunker Hill when scarcely SIX
Major Teman A. Fay died at Bennington IN the Goth
Dr. Jonas Fay, was Secretary Of the Council Of Safety
and author OF the Declaration Of Independence Of Yer
mont Of the elegaes to procure the admission OF
Vermont 10 the Union and prominent man in the early
history Of the State Major Fay graduated ct West Point
in 1870 and was connected with the United States army
for thirty six years
Horace Mann has just returned from scientific expo-
ration Of eighteen months In the Sandwich Islands and
n s h were cOnued moSy 70
the interesting botanical pecuartes Of those countries
A negro woman, who was baptized few Sundays ago
at Huntsville, Alabama, came forth from the water
and General Grant, -
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Coroncr's Inquest.

Fousp DRowssD. Coroner Collin yesterday held 40
inquest, ct pier % East river, the remains OF an
unknown man. about twenty years Of age, which
were found floating In the wster of Bay Ridge, L. l.,
and brought TO this city Deceased was about ave feet
seven inches in height and hsd brown hair and
whskers His dress consisted Of dark gray pants, black
frock coat dark vest, white woolen undershrt, gray
VooIleu overshir with plated bosom, and boots The
body had been Ia the water about woek.
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1 'udiaa Outrsges ON ta.~ FronsieS o.
.Cexas-Citizsns OF the Lone star state
p vsdging Support to tNe Nation,st Gov
or, Nment-Judge Jones, OF AIsbss"a
Arr sstsa and Held to Bal to Await
New ORLEANS Augua 20. 1895
The steal uship Marposa has arrived from New York
Nearly million dollars in specie hes arrived bore
within the las two days
Texas advice report the frontier in worse condition
than ever before\ The Austin and San Antonio papers
flied with accounts Of outragss by Indians and
highway robberes Steps have, however been taken by
the military to afford protection to the frontier setslers
Tho telegraph beiug extended from Houston 10 Ban
Antonio, Shreveport aud vicksburg,
The condition Of the blacks Is with few exceptions
represented to be satisfactory.
The continues its ravages on the cotton In the
lower counties of Texas
At public meeting Of the citixons Of six counties
solutions passed accepting the situation and pled
Ing support to the national government and Governor
Hamilton acknowledging the adjustment Of slavery and
asking Governor Hamilton to call o convention.
W. J. Jones' Judge of the United States Court Of Ala
bama at the time Of the secession Of that State and
tinued in tho position by the succeeding regime
has been arrested At Montgomery and bonded In
to await trial.
Memphis and COrinth Railroad Conn
pleted.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 20, 1885.
The railroad is completed from Memphis to Cornth-
The cotton crop will be almost entire failure through
out West Tennessee The rust is destroying fast as
1t natures The yield the Western part of the State,
where cotton grows the BEST will not be two hun
dred pounds to tho
The Attack ON tho Rebel General Wheeler.
NASHVILLE Tenn, August 20, 1855
Major General Thomas has severely reprimanded
Colonel Blackburn and Superintendent Quin for their
most cowardly, brutal and unoncerike attack the
rebel General Wheeler He informed them both in plain
terms that he would have them tried before court
tial II they had been mustered of the service
The New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, August 20, 1855
The steamers Flung Shuey and Meteor have arrived
from New York
Cotton is quiet Sales to-day 1900 bales, at 42c.
43c for midding Sugar and molasses quiet Freights
TO New York q Ia per Id. on cotton. Checks on New
York u q cent discount
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the BRITISH PROVINCES,


Oar Quebec Corr. sbondenee,
- QUxnzc, August Is, 1893
Nee Bvunsstc on 0steyassOrt ,,adtar Estimates and
0Sm~~as-Ds~t wa's D>ctprocsty- Won't EnIar0' ne
Canada -
Messn Anglo, and Hathaway, OF the New brunswick
ass.asurs, Arrived bera few days ago ona pleasure
0vourning at tn. Canada,
government, since soer arry. thew have been = -, -
quent Intercourse with Hon Macdonald Msssry Hol.
ton Donin and other members of the opposition TO whom
taey have freely expressed their opposition 20 the CON
federation scheme and their conviction that the change
in public sentiment In the maritime provinces has been
20 marked that they will be parties 70 the scheme
unless forced Into IL by the imperial government They
declare that where there six months ago hun
dred for the measure not dozen can now be found
favorable TO the proposed changes The ministry have
received thess distinguished visitors very oody but the
opposition intend entertain them public dinner
before they leave the CITY. They have had numerous
interviews with members Of the House. and have
WINGED them that Canada hope TO wheede the
Blue Noses into scheme that will give to Canada the
s'lion's share"
Mr. Gait, Finance Minister has submitted the prelni-
nary estimates Of expenses for carrying be govern
mont for the fiscal year ending June 80 1885, showing
that Che expense OF government for tho year was
$3.50 A2 L. At the last session Of Parliament
d credit was given the ministry for $3.50 49, leaving
81 n 10 be voted to tie ministry this to
defray the expenses Of tho government The heavy
Items Of expense are:Cvil government 1921 656 H.
penses Of justice, Lower Canada S170OO0 DO, Upper
Canada $37, 90; pententaries ana PRISONS $240 1885,
Legislature 1882 $780, education. S306 005 hospitals and
charities, $2af, 081 90.
CUSTOMS RETURNS
Tor the fiscal year ending Both june 1885, have been sub
nitted TO Parliament From this document observe
he following facts There Imported during the
year from
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jersey CITY Ncws.

Pnooxsuos AND PrcSc --Ameug the most agreeable
social gatherings which have lately taken place In this
vicinity was the picnic OF tho Young Mons Catholic In
stute Of Jersey City. which came OF yesterday al Msr-
peles' Grove, on the Bergen road. The Young Mons
Catholic Association Of Newark had been specially
lavited aud having arrived In the morning train, wero
MT at the depot and formally welcomed by The Jersey
CITY society when both ASSOCIATIONS Formed In line o.
procession and headed by Dodworths band proceeded
10 the grove, where with largo number OF Lady and
rcptlcnan friends they whicd away the time in danc
hos,r Iaet evening when all returned 10 their homes
highly delighted with their days diversion
AxssicAss IN Mxxioo--A Western paper says:--A
letter received at Washington, by prominent gentle
man OF the army, from, American oAcer attached 10
the personal sta Of President Juaros dated Chhuahus.
eventual success Of the liberal In this country
Already we have enlisted and mustered In an army
OF between six ond seven thousand Americans
every man OF whom has seen service In the
Union or rebel armies during the late rebel.
lion To DO sure. there w more or less difference
OF opinion among them A. TO tho character OF
the cause which they have recently been engaged but
the patent that they are united on he enforcement
OF the Monroe doctrine tho American continent and
on thai platform they cordially fraternize The French
arc rapidly exhausng themselves by forced marches aud
futile expeditions into the interior, while armies
general thing recruiting preparatory 20 vigorous
Offensive fail campaign We hope 70 be able, aud will a.
H. NJ large elnfoccments arr hot received by the iner
as,s from France drive tho French 10 their SHIPS be
fore the Lat Of Gauuary ncxt
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LIST OF 0YYfCKRs or THE YACHT HOPE.
-.Aetty, Vo's~sesr L'sst~no"s c'mm""d"'S-~' 4"
Churchill.
Aoswg Ewst0w and AZ O6scer--Andy Hsrtshorn.
Acting Soiism0 hdSer--Goo q Curtis
Mdtes-Jos. 8 Leon and Thos. u. Fisher 49,.
Dvers--Alexander Walker, John hamiiton' 'a"es
Baylsy, William Kcine and Edward kei'h
The Hope sailed from Por. Royal Tor Now iork Au'
gust 10. and arrived here on the 2sth inst