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Pen. Pencil. and Scissors.

rons feuchs ana bcissOrs.
IT Is said that DR.. Mudd has nearly dried
up At the Dry Tortugas. ... ,
CoLr's arms manufacturing company have
shipped twelve car loads Of the Springfield rife
gun to Liverpool They are intended for the Gov.
srumsnt Of Egypt. t.....
D. The Fenian President Roberts is about to
issue an address calling upon the Irshmsp Of
Amsrica to support the organization. o.
The body Of an unknown man was found
in the North River on Sunday night, from which
tho arms and legs had boon cut, I
NSGRoEs continue to leave South Carolina
for Florida In large numbers. .. ..
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UELrED STATES PArEHT oynoH

wAsHIS0ToN, Oct n, 1896.
on the petition Of John James Greenough, Of New
York, T., praying fer the extension OF 4 patent
granted to him the l7h day OF January 1854 and ros-
sued the 4h day Of July, 1854 and GgAin rsssusd
ees &c., 100 7o 7os and TcS which divisions sxsn-
sion 10 now prayed for for an improysmsntin Machines
for PsgpisE Boots and Shoes for years from the
exPr.uon Of sAid patent which takes place on the l7h
day Of yAnu4ry, 1893: .... ... .E .. .
Is ordered that the said petition be heard Al the
Patent once MONDAY the nth day OF January, 1867
h IL o'clock, and all persons are notified to appear
aud show cause, II any they have, why said petition
ought not to be grAntsd.
Persons opposing the extension required to ale In
the Patent 0se their objections specially set forth In
wthg, at least taeRtv days before the day Of hSRrngi
all tsStmony hsd bI either party to bO used at the
said hearing must b6tAksn and transmitted 10 accord
Gnes with the rules Of the ONCE, which will bs fur.
nlshsd ON application,
mony be hlsd in the oee tosnty days before the
day of hsArBgi the argumsnIs any, within ten days
after nling the testm01y,
ordsTe also, that this notice be Published In tho
RHPuBLIoLH aud the Inislh0eHesr, Washington, D. O.
and In the Timss. New York, N. Y, once a week for
three successive weeks the nrst Of said publications TO
bs at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
... .." .'... T.C TARAKRR
CommlssionsT OF Patents
f.s-Editors Of the above papsrs will please copy,
aud asnd heir bills 10 the PGissi oass with pLpsi
sOntainiRE this notice nolS-iIwsw
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rho New York senntorship,

ALBANY, Jan. THE Hon. Lyman Ire
maine has withdrawn from the canvas for
United States Senator, and will cast his whole
influence in favor Of the election Of Hon.
Roscoe Conkling. -.,
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A BLOW Out in ProYidence, M. 1,

Providence, Jan. 7.-0ne end of the resi-
dence Of Brayton b, knight was blown out
this morning by the explosion OF leaking
gas, No person was injured.
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The North Carolina Delegation 10
WnshingtOn.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan. IA delegation
from North Carolina, appointed by the Gov
ernor in obedience to joint resolution Of
tho General Assembly, consisting Of Hon.
Bedford Brown, Governor Leach and Hon.
John A. Gilmer, Judge Merriam and p. II.
Winston, have taken rooms at Willards'
Hotel. Judge Brown and Governor Leach
are already here, and the remainder Of the
delegation will arrive tomorrow. The
primary object Of their mission Is to investi.
the United States tax for 1861. l. r.
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Murdered by Negroes.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 7.-Captain King q
planter in Washington county, Mississippi
formerly OF Iowa, and IN offlcer in the col
ored troops, was murdered last week by ne
groes for his money, witch and pistols.
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The 3. w. \. n. u.

Nkw YoRK, Jan. The negotiations for
the merging of.the Southwest Pacific railroad
INTO the Atlantic and Pacific were concluded
today, and .Messrs. Henry II. Ward, Leonard
w. Jerome, Robert L. Cutler President OF
the Board Of Brokers, Samuel 8. Forbes, and
Charles Moeld we're elected to the board Of
directors OF the latter company. .a.a .yg1r
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IS consequence Of an unusual pressure
upon our columns this morning, many items
Of minor importance received by telegraph
and otherwise are unaVoidAbly omitted.
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important 20 Informers.

LouBvILLE, Jan 6-Judge Ballard yester-
day decided in the United States Court that
the pardon Of an offender for selling cigars
without the requisite stamps did not remit
any part OF the fine allowed to the infornier.
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A steam Saw pIill Bnrned.

.s9 WMsIsoros, Del, Jan. THE extensive
steam saw mill OF II. J. Barrell a Son, in
this city, was totally destroyed by FIRE on
Saturday. Loss, $4,000. Insured in city
companies for $4,000. WI.
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The Head Centre Exploded. |.

NEw YoRE, Jan, 7.-At convention OF
the Manhattan Circles on Sunday evening,
James Stevens was declared an exploded
humbug, and Gen. Gleeson elected to his va
cant position Of Chief Organiser Of the Irish
Republic. -,...- Ala. ..-, ,....... .. ".'
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ME. GENERAL" ASHLEY, Of Ohio, since his
very impressive effort to imPssOh the President, Is
TO be called the psaeh.bOssom, or psaoh.blOusr. Of
the Ohio delegation. whsrsupOn he will shsks his
hyAsinthins locks more proudly and jsuntily than
OyOr,
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ROAlOn.

BosroN, Jan. I'm the Common Council
to-day Western Lewis was unanimously
elected president; in the Board Of Aldermen,
Slack was reelected chairman, II
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RumOred Death Of President JEFF
frard. rH.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 7.-Advices from Cape
Island, Of December 20, state that report
has just reached that place from Cape Hayti
that President Jeifrard has been poisoned,
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CONVENTION I'M OHIO
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
Interesting News from ths Pacific,
Foreign News by tho Gable.

Forehkn neWs Dy tne Sanhes
LrvRRrooI, Jan. THE steamship Cuba,
from New York, arrived hero this morning.
% ATHENS, GREEcE, Jan. THE United
States Consul at Gambia has pronounced the
Turkish blockade Intellectual. -,
LONDON, jan, 7-noon.-France will not
interfere in the Turco- Greek question II Eng
land does not. "'"''s
LIVERPOOL, Jan. T-noon.-Cotton quiet;
sales 10000 bales, Middling Uplands, l5d.
LoSDos, Jan. In noons---Co Consols, 90s;
Five.twenties, 70; Erie, 40; Illinois Central,
80. '.. . ID .wh .la'.nap 10 +
'BERLrs, Jan. 7.-By the incorporation Of
q por ton Of Poland into Prussia the Polish
nationality is finally obliterated. ..frm
LONDON, Jan. 7---evening.-Oonsols s0i.
Five-twentieS, 70; Illinois Central, 90; Erie,
46. g.. a. '''" H' ... 3a-.
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the Feni.u. An Canaaa.

MosrRRAL, Jan. lit Is understood that
the Fenian prisoners from Sweetsburg were
bronghthere under strong guard and for
warded by train to the penitentiary at Kings
ton yesterday morning The officials pre-
serve great secresy on the subject. -
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To THE PREsIDEHT.
Personal.

Ma. 4. L. DAVENPORT, Hon. J. T. Crowell,
N. J.. Hon. Burt Van Horn, N, Y, p. A. Pike
aud lady, and 4, s Mitchell, Memphis are At the
Metropolitan Hotel.
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A Light Extinguished.

PORTLAND, Jan. THE Beacon Light
house, in the harbor Of st. Johns, N. B.,was
burned to the waters edge this morning.
No light can be exhibited for some time 70,
come. ., '' 4" ... .s.H. e'lN
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Relier for the Canaian.. !.

BosroS, Jan. IA meeting In aid OF the
suffering Greeks at Canda was held OF the
Music Hall this evening. The president Of
the meeting was directed to appoint com-
mlttee to obtain subscriptions ffom our eiti-
zens. ..... ..- I-s.'-
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rho Amendment In the virginis
..... Le4fnlafure.

RIcHxosp, Jan. Tin the House today
resolution that the amendment to the Con-
stitution be not ratified was referred 10 tho
Committee on Resolutions sfter rejection OF
Q motion TO suspend the rules for its imme-
diate consideration. .., .i !, - .,.ll li
The river is still closed by ice. 20 SID
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Ohio Democrats state Convention

OKoMsArI, Jan. Sat the municipal
election in Marysville to-day the Union ticket
was elected. tr .. |.. ..r. u ..
The Democratic Convention to nominate
State officers conyenes at Columbus to-mor.
row. Allsections Of the State will be largely
represented. s. i..a ........ .... ..0 y I
The resolutions will strongly adhere to the
principles heretofore advocated by the party.
Allen Thurman will probably be nominated
for Governor by acclamation. nu
ID A grand banquet will be given in the
evening. .--- --
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snicide or Charles summer, . Sol

q NEw YoRK, Jan. 6,-Charles Sumner, for
merly Sergeant in DeKalb regiment, CON-,
mitted suicide tonight on account Of depres-
sion Of spirits, caused by being out Of work.
He leaves q wife and four children perfectly
destitute. s',I ., !. f.-hta
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Now York city Finances.

message, delivered to-day 70 the COMMON
Council, states that the funded debt Of tho
city and county Is nearly ssl 100000 o de-
crease Of ss55 900 from. the previous year.
II is all well secured. There is, besides,
city and county debt OF abont
$4,000, 900, q decrease Of S1 100000 from tho
previous year. The tax levy amounts 70
about eli 7,000, 900, and Is on the basis Of 2.3
per cent, while In 1865 it was 2,s9 per cent.
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MsrylaaA H.sgaalasare.

AxKAporas, Jan. IA resolntien uas
passed IN the Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Bowie,
TO have the national ensign displayed from
the State House tomorrow, In honor Of the
victory at New Orleans in 1915. ~ i-giN
The Senate concurred in the proposition Of
the House TO appoint . Joint committee to
prepare call for . Constitutional Conven-
ton. E.s ''. Ea -.ff'u .a... ...r.I ..rr
The House resolutions, endorsing the
course OF Governor Swami in supporting the
policy Of the President Of the United States,
and commencing the former for his liberal
and just construction Of the registry law,
we're passed. rr. .4F .....- .'u.l
The Sunday car bill provides that the act
shall not take effect unless ratified by the
people Of Baltimore at the next regular elec.
tion. 10. ... ..+ ,i ..|fa
There is still much doubt and uncertainty
as to the Senatorial question. Gov. Swans
friends are confident. .t.. .. nf.. a... d.
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scalping without Respect or Race
% pro-. E or Color. .r nuG. gI.

FoRr LARAMIE, Jan. IA party Of $50
Cheyenne Indians on the morning Of the LIST
inst surrounded the telegraph Office at Sweet
Water Bridge. killed and scalped theopers-
tor, named Callicott, and burned tko station
Three soldiers were with him, one OF whom
vas found dead. The others have not been
heard from. a ..g- r.rnT 1g'.
The Cheyennes have heretofore been peace
full, and their taking the war path with the
Sioux will make matters much worse for the
small number Of troops In this Territory.
Anexpedition, commanded by Majors Van
Wort and Gordon, started from here lew
days ago to punish the Indians Who com
mitted the massacre near Fort Phil Kearney.
Y Gen. Palmer, commanding here. Is wide
awake TO the importance Of the situation
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follow the principles which underlie Me foun.
dation Of American Government, and to con-
meet progress Win oonstitusionsl support
Congress, instead Of needing that advice has
gambled with the principle Of Suffrage and
the chances Of the eolored race. The conse-
quences are with them, and not with Tnr
PRESIDENT or his friends.
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Missouri Legislation ON the BIacis
~ hi' Basia. Ca lfI'ssTs1

e ST. LoU1s, Jan. 6.-Tbe constitutional
amendment passed the State Senate yestsr-
day BY 9 vote Of 26 TO 8. It will pass the
House tomorrow. 80 s.r... ~ II ~
The Radical caucus tomorrow night will
nominate candidate for United Ststss Ben
ator. II Is believed that Charles ID. Drake
win be the nominee. The election takes
place Monday. s.Eaa .itl ss-aIE.r.,
: Thirty distilleries have been seized IN this
State for violation Of The revenue laws
JKrrKRsor CRY, No, Jan. IA bill has
been introduced in the House tcamend tho
Stale consultation by striking out the word
white A similar bill has also been intro
duced in tho Senate. ". 81 ~, ~, ~, ~
d A resolution was adopted In the House,
after q warm party discussion, for the lep-
pointment Of Q committee to investigate the
sale Of the railroads Of the State. "
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| Fsets ihs Pssiael Coast.

SAN FRAxcIsco, Jan. 4ZThe message of
Gov. Pickering, Of Washin Ston Territory, 70
the Legislature, 4 received. The Governor
regrets the want OF good road through the
Cascade Mountains,. and recommends that
one be Immediately constructed .slss 80
Twenty soldiers from Camp Watson, ~
Gently pursued O. band Of, predatory Snake
indians, killing fourteen mon, eapturing nye
women, and reeovering some property.uy
San FHkRciscp, jan, bA--A communica-
lion was received yesterday from Chief Jus.
tice Chase, appointing Judge baldwin, of
Nevada, to hold circuit court thers during
the present term. Judge Dealy, or Oregoo,
will hold the uame court In tho February
term. TCsy- sTDT'Ii5O TCcr'rAD
Gen. Chas. Williams, . prominent lswyer
here, wss killed to-day by accidentally shoet
ing himseifin The head with pistol. ~
- Interpreted the French intended 10 evae-
nate Acapulco on Christmas day, sfter ar
ranging with the Liberals Tor the safety of
all persons compromised By adherins 70 The
Impesialists. H9aiisg t.ss .f. - lsrsa4s .y
SAs FRAScIsco, Jan. 6.-The question Of
the division Of Idaho Is again before the Le.
gislature Of that Territory. A division OF
Washington Territory Is also proposed. -
= The papers from Idaho contain continued
reports Of Indian depfedations. ssa..ga Q.
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SlusN's cDECITlON p0WDER

Has the largest -nie IL Horse aud Cattle M.Scips
~ this rnttfN II is composed IT herbs and rtts and
ni tiidne-- sntty certainty and tllnrughuess stands
f"-t'utnsn.lt NJ the heId IL tho list Of LDrse and
fi!fis hsjfstH-s.
II carries "s all gr,ss uners prevents horses from
nratlrg still fntntcring puthcs the blood se,,s
he skth. nid gives II smooth and glossy appearance
ttnrt. the WATER nti strengthens every pnrt Of the
"'t. II Il Also safe and certain rt.,nrdy for coughs
'hd eii>, which generate - many f.lal Diseases.
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ANEcDoTE OF HUME.-An amusing
account Of DR.. Robertson, of Scotland,
who with ready wit, drew an ilustra-
ton from misfortune of David Hume,
TO point an argument. 1t was as fol-
lows:
The celebrated DIR. Hume wrote an
essay on the sufliciency of nature; and
the no less celebrated DR.. Robertson, on
the necessity of Revelation, and the in
sufficiency Of the light of nature. Hume
came one evening to visit Robertson,
D md the evening was spent Oh the sub
ject. The friends of both We're present,
and it IS said that Robertson reasoned
with accustomed clearncss and power.
Whether Hume was convinced by his
reasoning or not, we cannot tell; but at
any rate, he did not acknowledge his
conviction. Hume was very much of
a gentleman, and as he rose to depart,
bowed politely to those in the room,
While a. he retired through the door,
Robertson took the light to show him
. 40, 'ai,sd he continued, az find the
light Of nature always sufficient" as he
how'll -.
IT, street. door was open, and pres
emily, - he bowed along the entry, he
S1f66daGpon Esoinething concealed,
and pitched down stairs into the street.
Robertson ran AfBer him with candle,
and a. he held II over him, whispered
softly and cunningly:
You had better have y little light
kiJuh ah6ve ffiend Hume, > Iaid raising
him M, he babe him good night and
rs(sXti 640hfs hi9nds. 1IAcAD
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This is to certify that discharged from the
army with Chronic Diarrhea. and have been cured by
DR.. Maggel's Pills. WILSON HARVEY.
New York, April I, 1865. 81 Pitt Street.
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Pure Ground Spices lin bulk) at ALDEN'S.
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The following is an interesting case of a man EN-
pioyed in an Iron Foundry, who, in pouring melted
iron into oask that damp and wet, caused an
explosion. The melted iron was thrown around and
him in perfect shower, and he was burnt dread
fully The following certificate was given to me, by
him, about eight weeks ater the accident:
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peLand Chemical Saleratus ut ALDEN,S.
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WIN. H. SIMPSON & CO.,
Manufacturers of
Marble Monuments,
Tenb and Head Steles,
Cane dies and Soap at

NLUL1 TINE, IOWA.
Keep ON hand large stock Of marble, rom
which we will manufacture Monuments, Tar
let's and Headstones to suit the wants ~ our ~,
customers and as cheap ~ the cheapest Al
orders promptly filled, delivered and set Z III
any part Of the county. Especial atteAiioh
raid to getting up new designs. n2by
W. IL. simpson. w. w. Webster. ]. II. Sergci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
,lR. DIcKENs's READINGS.
MR.. DICkENSS READINGS.
The eagerly-awaited advertisement Of Mr..
Dickenss Readings made its appearance in the Boston
TIE CRUISE OF TIE ERIN,s HOPE.

The adventures Of the little craft which, last
Spring. with arms and ammunition for the nsuuection
airy Irish people, the subject Of lecture at Cooper
Institute last night by Col S. r. Trcsiian her chiefen
gneer The original name Of the vessel was lice Davis
Where and OF whom she purchased, Is kept secret
She feet long, feet WIDE and feet in depth of
hold Her burden Is only half that Of the yacht Henri
eta. The bark commanded by Capt Kavanagh the
expedition by Gen. Kengan. Her cargo was $500 pis-
tolls; or the speaker mystcriOusB said, ratta files
and 100000 cannon balls, yclept sugarpums" The first
adventure the little ship had narrowly missed being her
last az In n foggy night sine nearly down by a
thrcemaster Getting into part OF the known
the fortes she and her crew had very hard times but
after TOug-and-tumble experience, a calm fol
lowed, and dance followed the limited quarterback.
on the 35th day the Black Rocks were seem on the
38h they made the shore of County Mayo, Ireland and
landed Col DOughcrty and Mr.. McShea who Travelled
land 10 give news Of the friendly arrival Towering
stracd that It possible 10 land men and I'm Ire
land, despite the vigilance OF the English hOrdcs"
Among the gentlemen who debarked Col Prender-
"a ~, Col Plelan and Col Dcyine, who have since
rived safely in this country. After the expedtl0nary
party lad spent some time on the coast, and effected
several narrow escapes from capture by English war
vessels IL found that rising OF the Fenians at
that time impractcable and the reluctantly deter
mined to return TO America laden as they started such
large quantity of armament could not have been
coaled from the British police. On the way back they
suffered from scarcity Of provisions and water On the
18TH day of the whale, much larger than the
little bark near II that II sp0uted water into the
faces OF tie crew, and could have been reached with
brOOmsIck. A few days afterward, battle between
whales and swOrdsh observed. The opposing
were drawn up cchei0n and exhibited military skill
and precision I'm their maneuycTs, unsurpassed by the
tactics Of Gen. Grant Col Tresiian at the close OF his
Savage presided at the meeting and was very cordially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
INTEREsrIEG SALE OF WORKS OF ART

MessTs Leeds g. Miner commenced the sale
yesterday morning ofhe furniture, paintings statuary
coins, &C., belonging to Mr. Louis Borg, yice-Consul
France, who is about leaving for Europe. The salc
took place the residence Of MI Borg No q East Tr
ty-;ftb-st, and largely attended Among the articles
Of furniture fine Brussels and velvet carpets,
number OF black walnut sets, richly carved and nlad
suite, Louis XVI STYLE and splendid set Of mantel or
nancnts consisting Of large clock, carved from single
block Of black walnut and two beautiful candelabTas
also single blocks the work OF the celebrated French
artist, Peq1et. This last lot cold for Sls5. Turkish
and Chinese pipes Of curious workmanship, "A fold
enamcled tObaccOpOuch, table sets OF silver and nnG
china, and large quantity OF cut-gass were also
sold. Among the minor articles were rustic
vases marble fountain, 100 bottles of old Burgundy
ana little family OF Java sparrows African Cardinals
long-ticd widows. eOupCs, dc. The prices obtained
were generally good III the evening the sale of Mr.
B0rg's great collection Of paintings opened This
collection has been than 80 years I'm forming and
comprises selections from many OF the best known CALLER.
les In Europe Noticeable among the older were
a Titan, n Raphael, and CarayaCgiO beside many
Oheis known only 20 studeDtsf art Mr. BOrgs eOlcc-
ton has long been regarded the most remarkable i'm
this country To-day the sale Of paintings Is 10 be con
timed and II all are disposed Of the cOins medals and
other and valuable articles viii be offered The chat
used by Napoleon while presiding over the Council of
State AT Malna and two suits Of steel aTmor Of tie
10Th century attracted much attention yesterday and
Will probably be sold tonight
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Collector Bailey has so successfully pursued
mis- Investigations relative to the seizure made few
weeks ago by him in the Thrysecond District, that he
felt warranted ln transferring the papers yesterday in
come Of the cases. the Of the Government prose
,uIug officer. At DR. BlaisdePs djsUllery in Forty
the Collectors deputies found all the connections
with tie recfying establishments nearly adjoining IN
"a c complete working order that they were enabled TO
and see FOR themselves how the Government has
ten defrauded This Is 20 he sent into Court a
ee and the facts understood 10 bc such that con-
vic(l9n and condemnation must speedily follow. Dr.
Bssde Is the President Of the Dstllers Association
All 0IeaulzaflOn which accOucbcd with the HI
sroyaI Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, that officer
eredifg the rectders professions Of desire 70 pre-
GoVernncnt ia tle collection Of revenue, The be-
bayior Of The President and Secretary OF the Assoe
alton, also VI several members has tlsiDuSed the
his position Laeause he too faithful IN fcrretng cut
frauds Is working up cas9 against ms Prosecutors
and revelations ae talked Of that will startc the commit
nifty supeudOas tobacco frauds said TO have boon
committed u the West recently The authorities nave
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lAnuouue9inenis.l
There is good authority for stating that in this

There is good authority for stating that in this
country Of every sin dies Of Consumption and indeed
prevalent fatal disease become that dreaded the
seourge and yet the formative stages all Pulmo
lary Complaints may be readily controlled by resorg promptly to the
ExPEcToKASr Dr. which ohcs and strengthens the Bn
ehta tubes ayng inflammation and cleansing them and the lungs Of
impurities certain remedy for Coughs aud Colds which, when
themselves eqneriy bring Pulmonary complaints aud
Bronchitis aeetua taken in time and the directions strictly followed
maintained curative for quarter OF
y threatened With Lung diseases any Of
symptoms Of Bronchitis Asthma will at give this standard
dy a ua, they will never regret IT. Sold everywhere.