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Consumption Durable by DIR. Schenck's
Medicines.


Medicines.
TOCURE CONSUMPTION. the system must Be
prepared so that the lungs will heal To accomplish
this the liver and stomach first be cleansed and
an appetite created for good wholesome food which,
bv these medicines will be digested properly, and
good healthy blood made thus building up the con-
s,tu,ion. SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleans
the stomach of all bilious mucous accumalations;
and by using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection the
appetite is restored
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutr;cious A.
we'll as medicinal and, by using the three remedies,
all impurities are expelled from the system, and good
wholesome blood made, which will repel all disease.
Ii patients will take these medicines according to di-
recons Consumption very frequently in its last stage
Yields readily their action. Take the pills fire.
ouently to cleanse the liver and stomach. II does
not follow that because the bowels are not costive
they are required, for sometime in diarrh1a they
are necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
and an appetite created TO allow the Puimonic syrup
10 act en- the respiratory organs properly aud aiay
auv irritation. Then all that is required to perform
a permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exer-
else about the rooms much possible, eat all the
richest food-fat meat game, and, in fact, anything
the appetite Graves but be particular and masteate
well. tzno W. ca. mo. VI.
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GrCol. Elliott s Bro, At the old .Stra.tsn
Corner have one Of the largest and best stocks
Of Carpets and Staple Dry Gods on hand that
can be found in this city tina selections made
cannot fail suiting customers lie is selling
Carpets IS cheap as they can ke bought 10 Gin
ciunati. Go-sxamine
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June 1856.

VALUABLE ADVICE POE THE A1YLIcrEp.-Dr.
STRICKLAND, in reply TO numerous applications for
advice, wishes to inform those who afflicted, that
they may consul. him all Acute or Chronic Dis
By letter, stating the age symptoms, &C.. with
fee of two dollars enclosed. DR.. 3. has obtained
great notoriety experienced Physician, both in
Europe and Americs, especially in the treatment Of
Chronic Complaints after other doctors have failed N
effect cure. Those suffering should Immediately
send for prescription, by addressing Dr. A. SrnIcK-
LAsD, Gin anzr, ohio. = @ GT = Fly.
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AN EFFECTUA LWORM MEDICINE
ppnxxN.S yERN;EUGE CONFITS,

OR WORN IozEsGEKs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults, attributed to other causes IS
occasioued by worms. The '.VERxrFUGE CoMfTrs,
although efectuai in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury 70 the most delicate child This
valuable combination been successfully used by
phy sicans and found be safe and sure in Gradient
ing worms, SO hurtful to children.
Children having Worms require immediate
attention. as neglect of the trouble often causes pro-
ionged sickness.
symptoms of Worms in Children ars often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation which be removed only by the use OF
sure remedy TIE combination Of Ingredients used in
making Bro,cns Vermnge Con.fs" is such as to give
the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS L BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold
all Dealers in Medicines, a. IS cts. a box.
&C. yr. ). NJ. P. 4 Co. 27:2o.)
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4 Thanks TO Messrs. Forkner II Elmer
of the Depot. for 6ne ciears-the best We
have ppesd for many-a- DAY. They end
ed in smoke, - we trust all unpleasant
feelings win be dissipated between
Richmond and Centrev,lle
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SHADE TREEs.-ln large or small
quantities to suit the purchasers, at Gard
ner Mendenhalrs Sylvan Height Nurs-
cry, north Of the depot.
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Commissioners Sale Real Estate

u1HE undenigned Commissioners, viii cles 1t Hhb-
II hc Sale, on the prenisesin the Town Of HaEsrs-
town. Co., Iod-, Saturday, March I'D, 1857
the following Real Estate, to-wit The Wek haif 4
of Lot No. three 81 block three situated within
sold the property of J. W. Bailey and the unown
heirs of Aosaiom Cunnn z ham, deceased
Sale viii take place At 10 O'Clock An Of saidday-
The terms are: Oae-shird OF the parchase-n0nsy,
cast in hand, and The balance il six ard twelve
months
HENRY c. Fox, ceo.issioeer.
HaGsrstsvp, Feb. ., 1857. las-
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Tn. Is the season for Coughs and Colds toos
suffering with such, Adectioa OF the Threat or
Lungs, VIII End DR.. STRlCKLA ND's "Melliduous CoukA
B<lsam An excellent remedy in facs, al nn nedi-
Adyertisemeu. 3-ly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-28

WHEN Major KINLEr gets through with
his argument we may then have some
thing to say in reply.
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Hs Fox SALE-HoUsE AND Lor.-A neat
cottage of five rooms, cellar. cistern,
good water, corner lot with i've fruit
trees and grape vines. will be sold at .
bargain on application at the Lamp
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WHISPERS. WHISkERS.

De you wan, whiskers Noustaehes: Our Gre
elan Compound viii force them TO grow the smooth
face chin. hair bald heads, in Six wssks.
Price. slice Sent by mail anywhere, closely soaked
receipt Of price,
Address, WARNER co., Box lss, BrssAlys,
n. Y. SLY.
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Next Monday is the Union Nomipatsons for
candidates for county ofhcsrs, and the Annual
Township Election for Township ofacers. a
Trustee. three Justices, three Constab,es and
fourteen Supervisors Of Roads, are to be elee.
ted IN this Township.
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hereby given that at the request Of sew
cral Of the Union voters of the town Of
Dover, in Wayne County, nominating
poll will be opened in said town, on
Monday next, April LIST.
JNo /. UNpERwooD,
~ Chm w C. II C. C.
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Spring Campaign,

Spring Campaign.
J. s. Hum, wishes to announced TO his friends, thst
he is ready to repair ali kinds of wagons and carragea
short notice. Call at his shop of Main and
Washington ST., before going elsewhere. 3w.
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MADAME REMINGTON, the world rsuowned As
srologis; aud SonnAmbulstic ciairvoyant, while in
cairvoyant state deneases the very features OF the
person you are to marry, and by IT, al e instru
mont of intense power known Tie FsyeAs10srops,
guarantees to produce perfect and Hfs-llp pissnrs
of the future Aasband vile If ~ appliesst Nib
date of marriage eccupatios, lsaAsnx Gsih e sAas-
Acssr, &c. This is imposisin, - ted0OAls wiae-
numberesaassert BY stating p,aos u brth, -,
disposition, color Of eyes and hair, ord enclosing y
cents, and stamped envelope tddresssd 70 ye1zsef,
you viii receive the Picsars BY rstura mail tGsther
With desired information.
Address in confidence, MADAME GKxSHrDx REM
ISGroS, p. o. Box 90, West Troy, N.Y.
t30-6m. Shutts co..
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Corr OF HIS BEAT The Chief Of
Police, went into the NJ. +. A. Church,
whilst revival was in progress, when,
as was proven on trial, one Of the color
ed women, in shouting and jumping,
came too close to his Chiefship, who
seized her by the shoulders--shook her,
and sat her down on bench with the re-
mark that she was .acting the fool 1t
proved to be an interruption OF the meet
ing. Suit was brought against him, be-
fore Esq. Poe-the jury could not agree.
Another trial was had before the Mayor
The last jury returned q verdict of 81
and costs-amonnting in ali to some
CITY or sixty dollars. This is all right
- had no bushes there. unless he went
expressly to get religion or to behave
himself The authority conferred upon
him by his Office Of Chief, did not In
cluds supervision of revivals. aud We
are glad the jury have prescribed a
wholesome tune for him, and all others
exercising police authority, to sing to
the vocas:s 415 szta69
r. l. 1t
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School Trustees Report:

1855:
March s, To balance Tuition Fund on set
Element with Co. Aud. this day, $572 Is
May IA, To amount of Mar distribution $3.50 70
Nov l6 November 49, a79 IS
Total amt of Tu fund reed during year, 1856 81
1867. Contra CIR.
March 1, By amt of Tuition vouchers this
day filed with Auditor on settle
mens 3,s43 50
Balance now in Treasury ..... ss,25l 81
1856. Special Expense Fund.
March o, To balance on settlement with Co.
Auditor SOS 81
Nav II. Te amt of Nav distribution 49,. 1852 20
Nov Is, November $3.50. 2Ia SIS
Total amour. received during the YEAR, sl,I43 IS
1857 Coatra Or.
March 4, By amt of expense, vouchers e.
this day. ...........-... sssse IL
Balance aow in Treasury. S4ss 10
1868. City Lease Funds.
- 10 Counc;,4 .....s.... S.e5 90
Sent l. OF $ r. W9grins for War. Bull. rs 90
q = Zeyne i Bro. lease. 30 DC
WIN Bancbard % same % 90
Total amount received dur;up the YEAR. e51s 90
The above lease fund will be mainly expended this
year for fuel and school house rent, An eAhlbit OF
For the condition and progress Of cur city fres
schools, refer the regular report OF our super
intendent IN detail which VIII b. forthcoming a the
end of our present term Of school Respectfully
JEREMIAH HADLEY, Treasurer,
4 On behalf of School Board
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Throat Affections

Are moro frequently than otherwise caused by
thick, Shiny mucous, falling from the bead
especially during the night, and
resulting froo Casarrh, and
s are cured b.
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- I'VE do besseFe and have 70 doubt,
~ That Chsissians hare right to shous.'
Regardless Of the peculiar color of
their skin
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DR.. sH3E2Is@H's
LIQUID elTlRRN REMEDY.


SYMPTOMS:
The symptoms Of Catarrh are 1t 6rst very slight.
Persons hnd they hsve sold that they have frequent
attacks, and more sensitive to the changes OF
temperature. In this condition the may be dry,
Sigh, discharge shin and acrid, Afterwards thieh
and adhesive. may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharge. srs
increased in quantity and changed in quality; the.
of. The secretions are o6ensive. causing . bad
breath the voice thick SD u.sal the eyes weak
the sense Of smell is iessened destroyed; deafasss
frequently takes place.
Another COMMON and important symptom Of Ca.
tarrh is that the person obliged 70 elear his thross
in the morning of . slick Shiny mucous, which has
takes place, the persos may b that his disease
is on its way to the lungs and should loose time in
| arresting il. 1EsNa
The above are bit few Of The naay Casarrb synp-
eribins funny ali symptoms; Il viii Be sent FREE to
any address. Also directions sbsfS TO procsss the
medicine.
~This remedy contains 10 MINERAL or POIs-
sn
FECTLY HARMLESS, ssen 70 tie most tssder and
delicate child-@
CALL FOR sEELYE,s cAfARRH REMEDY,
aud take no other. II not sold by druggists in your
vicinity, they vii order Il for yea Price ez.eS per
bottle ss.ssa.syr
~An persops Suffering With any aAsetiDn Of the
Head Throat Lungs, should write At once for our
Pamphlet fully describing al synpasns pgtainine So
the above diseases.
II viii Be sent free 70 any adArsss.
- -
ADDRESS,
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Dr.. D. H aHEXB = 90,
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GENEnAL AaUfS. NeE
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son Co., Ds1hlo. =. r; fDassan1, 0as1ey Co.
Detroit, Mich; Weeks Poe1s9, Dao1os. No.
YrrneS, Rsehsrds &c., nstslx, p; c. Brs's.
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Wn-Johnstoe Dssruit, AisA., wilssa, RsNen ! c..
L0aisviiie, Ky.
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DIT. vAiie HAS NOT WITHDRAWN ~
. candidate for Audisor-feperts 10 the eontraYy
noewishStaodinG.
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HIRAM HApLEY.
JESSIE H. BRowr,
WILLIAM BAxrER,
TiMorHY NICHOLSON,
WV. 7 SHEARoS,
JOHN P. SIXTH.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

though be should ss svsry dollar Of goldlhe ought
rather 70 ~ instructed % bay gold and keep the pre-
mum up. rhsrs need b no fear Of ts going TOO high
No human 20 ser sustain long above ils natural
point No human power can sustain b long DeIo9 ~
natural point The higher goes the beter II 10 for the
county, p.r.doxea = u may sem 70 those who 90 not
II Is most extraordinary how entirely opposite 70 the
true has bssn the proceedings Of the SECRETARY Of
the Treasury and Congress The latter seeing the we
nigh universal prostraton Of home industy, forthwith
20 to work and pils duty on dutyPeliou upon Ora.
Alps on Apsall 70 no purposs, until they give = Up 10
despair having succeeded IN nothing but the ecabish
revenue hes 20 fallen on that they. are afraid 70
roucs internal taxatton, and consequently there maud
and bribery IN every department Of The excise - well
e customR The Secretary Of the Trsasury, on the
other hand. the moment the premium On gold rises
above whore he thinks Y ought % rsmain g natu-
rally does from time 70 Time consdeu himself bearded
in his own den, and forthwith lets fall few millions on
the market, teaching audacious "spsculAtors 70 re-
spect bis own august majesty and driving another nail
In the comm or the country prosperity. 79s tt
Tho whole proceedings OF Congress and the Secretary
may be hkened 70 two steam tugs ashed together by
the stern, and pulling IN opposite directions. n were
uocfuug Were mot Tor the terrible consequences for
the people, in the meantime, are bong ground rs be-
tween the upper and neither milestone. s@+
Mr. Editor. lot public meeting be called TO protest.
against this whole infamous business II there be NO
brains nor honesty In the Treasury Department,
common sense nor fidelity Id Congress then let the
voice Of the people be heard TO protest against any fur
ther continuance Of these DISASTROUS oceedings that
can only result In the destruction OF public and private
credit and the final and utter BANKRUPTCY government
and people, and the repudiaton Of al deots Individual,
state and national and widespread ruin all over the
whole country from the effects Of which no man. woman
or child can hope TO be exempt, t str t.tftf ~.
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TINE NEW Ysax EAST CONFERENCE.

The second sssoa Of the New York East Annual Con-
ference OF the Nshodst Episcopal Church held on
Thursday In the 81 John street church, New Haven,
Conn The attendance Of members was very large very
nearly two hundred Of the csSymsn included In the
district beng pressnkr se ,Gt IMf9 H. i.
Al nins O'Clock tbs proceedings were opened by shs
usual religious sxsrcises after which the minutes Of
the ssssion q The previous day were read o. sp
'T1v ronrs foxo uAxD pIssJucL rw h
The examination Of effective Elders was then resumed
Tho character Of Rev. Han p Peass Presiding Elder Of
the North Long Island district passed Mr. PeAss
gsvs IN ntssng account Of tho progress Of HIS district
durisg ths year. He sid that the good work he'd bsen
greatly prospsrsd and the evidences that the district
in healthy stale were ample In the nrst place, he
was happy ny that there were no dscords or divisions
among the sixty churches under bis jurisdicsion
Another indication Of the healthy condition Of the dis
trict wasa very ardent attachment among the people
10 Msthodsm. II was distinguishing feature
OF their Church. that they had adopted, 70 an
extent that other denomination hsd ever done the
principle u probation An members were admttod into
che s'sn snd H.Y S.a
Of probason p erder V render mem eg,pse sor .ne
% &: ,y T = .: "a ' S..s ss csss os ss ss
Sss SVsss ss 4 y pss @ 'ssR z N Sss e.
ceivs her Into fuli membership They were willing to
take Nethod!sm e y was they dd pos & ssk lor ssy G
sss of men who desired radical changes IN Meehodsm
he could assure them that the North Iona islend
or Their Efforts IT. q no had heard, some OF the nom
hers were Ia fAvor or the ide or doing away with the
ones Of presiding sidsre chanee which, Missvw eanN
would BE- the suicide Of their socetyhe could assnre
them tbas tsy would meet with The stsnchset oppcs
ton n his district Another indication Of Tho hssthy
Condition Of the district found In the feet Of the
iibsraRy q the Church sustaining its institutions
and ho various beuevolcnt enterprises connected with
H. a10o Ooo had been cOntrbutsd for centenary pus-
poe vhte lhs vae50us measures Of Church extension
10 which they had oommItted themselves involved an
sxps61Msy6 ~ e8eNOoQ eAbous eleven hundred con-
~~t ~ pnfpGkuRT DISTRICT.
The oAarsctsr a Rev. Nsshan,ei Meade was examined
and passed Mr. Meade then gave statement In refer
cnco 70 the progress effected In his district during The
past year he said that the centenary year which had
psesed had been Of profit both 70 aed
pageon me esntsnay oGsgiuGa In View u ~ W sF
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national wars and during this lrsbellioD what
meaning Of the rule has bssn sctncrssaivey settled
thus BY this court several caDsA The government
tnsa. shas the partnership establishsd and dom
oiled n the enenys county,, and that suoh partner.
ship "a by the law Of war, treated throughout -
hostile eeaablshnent and the whole pastnership pro
psspery notwhstsndine one or more a the partners
may bs domiciied In neutral country. r. therefore,
fssov1 some OF the partners arc domiced n one OF
peship hosttle, and the partneu ~ aso personally
snemise Vessels have peculiar character inpreessd
upon them by tho special nature o. their documents
and they have always been held 10 the character With
which they are 20 invested 70 the exclusion OF any
clatms o. interest," that persons living In neutral coun
tries may actually have In them / ~ ~
J. h Onwford @ q Cox and j. j. Lewis FOR appellants;
Henry Ssanbsry and J. Hubley Ashton for the United
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I'm CouxTnsvurno RArD.-Ths couuterfetling gang,
most Of whom resided the southern tier Of couhtieA
ssvv1 taSt svsnine 10 cussedt q Deputy Msrsbas on
Shs Er1s galway, and were conveyed " the once or
Unitsd states CommMsionef CIark, where they each
psnasd not guIhy ana wsrs thsa comnltssd 10 JAIL for
ihsir ressdsnces f0iiows yss Ksyno@s Nelson
sheryin, William H. 6mhb, Moprpe 9sald, Hissm Pros.
top Hndsdas. Edward GIIlct 8co acel Norton Friend
snip, Datle swsst, Hum& HHash pasksr Oramel, Hogh
Merton, 0lean, AllsSany cQsltyi sPeacsr woodrancy
Aiiegsny, Mathew Miller rortvne, Chtaragus county;
Mathcy Jcnks, Dunkirk nence 0Nss, Saiamanca; Jas
McNeal and A. p. Spanldng, west Troy. The bail OF
several Of the prisoners has boon nxsd that Of John
Sims OF Amboy Centre, at $4,000 The next term OF
the United 6atss Court win be held IN this cry.-
RecAestw UnScN Lprsy
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We dssvS the abovs Variable figures from ts excellent
= y. yrss snss s,s e y s r
nng Of IN ysasD msatoasd ard tAsssfsre the expan
done which preceded ana caused the crises Of 1887
Sss . sssn % IS. IN n isss he spsss s.as q cis
sslsnoe md deposIts anounsing 70 SzIe COG was
"a noee thsa II cosld maintain = . oonysrtible
-, ~ essssgesnay .s % nad : cs:an - IL ls17 =
s ss ssvv ne S Es.s' h. cs :Ss
sblhy q ne country Y sssts,n larger yeluns of cur
h6snsAA dsps,s n 1854 % bring axash asd sssdsr
he whole na1 inconyersibe We may seys then, tbas
ssss sasaoo, ssd ossssausni ssoss . a. q impss.aon,
.s q as: =: q a :Hs q ~ =
" Tiss @ oar II ssss of ss wosds ; scs OF Ssscioas
metal: nj b = q &: s sos S
accordapce with natural Law lhey dstbuts thsselves
among the civilized co%marcs nations % q - the sch 40
81 % coacsr among is individuai member increase or
~. or useosssionably tyrsnnicsi o. foosh govern.
st % o. 20 q co%%sce ROOT OH
or blsas tSo hopes o the agrcuturs and thus lessen
ne amour. q money needed q nsny q sss
But no laws prohissnF the expors.ion Of spscse or
matng penal % melt up The current rent, coin; no ,sr laws
0okl4u00 70 O4t9f ono Drnncu VI WsStc mofu t1au
another. under the belief thai this particular rAmc
brings more coined money into the country than anv
cthsF--no such iaws, ~, can ever permsnsnuy IN
crease the amount Of money 10 circulation The cur
Sency Distributes Itself among different nations 70 Que
proportion 70 ths circumstances q each, just - easy
s aa: u es Si!s os1a
such dstributsn than would b produced upon sns
lsvsl Of ths pond BY dipping up water ~ bucket om
one pan md pouring Into an0xher BFowns foueai
Economv) We have established the principle that the
pFvcous netals coined money, distribute themselves
among The civlissd commercial nations y NE earn ac
cordng 70 their respective wants without the aid and
N sple q shs hindrancs o. nan We DO nos mean 70 70
~ that patSons may not retain excessive supply o.
she prscsous messls, BY boarding. On the con-
sEary the facs shAl boarding the prtcions metals
may and will enable them 10 retain more tnan
slsis sAsrs n Ksely sduissed, ana - an i'm
p9stant point IN m mguments - WI De sen mere
amer We therefore, fay down the important proposi,
Uon shns converble paper cuuency csunos be issueo
70 any more than coined money can bc ued 70
srees Tor ccnvsrbls paper currency represents coined
money paper cuvrency can be issaed 70 such an en-
tent that will 70 be convertibe but no paper
currency long II does not increase 10
volume beyond the ability cf the nation 10 suetan s
copvertfbily.
nsps ~ lensih IN order " ssabsh Appreyinsss5 We
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TINE INSURANCE ON IRt lIAOftt MOTEL n u tevS.
tssf3 rnvHI y eNls-- Nv vopx. Apvh 3. 1907.

@~ ts''A TO rHE EDITOR OF TIE HERAIp.
Tho s,a,emen, which appeared IN your paper o. the
An inst. tha, tho Washington insurance compsny o.
,h,s cv suffered TO the extent Of $4,000 by the bun
srs ~ The Iinde Hotel OF &C. Louis, tnoorrecA W.T.
na,cv which expired on the 12th ut wse oy an oFasR
from this Office not renewed ...---.--
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The foregoing compilation does not include the coin
ara or the United Seaiss Mint at San Francisco only
includes arBouns ef crude bullion assayed BY the pri
vate asssyer upon which they have retained from the
amount syed enebaIf or per cont required by act
OF Cong and paid the same 70 the government tar col
hector ho oonagg me mint IN San Francsco srnount
ipg toupwsss oftwspty millions should be added 70 the
above The recspts Of the last month OF the fscal year
snding 5une. 1850, lamouutne % over two millions
fncrsases te OF bullion assayed in Nevada 70
over seventeen and quarter milons besides one third
California for coinage assay which would swell the
product Of Nevada 70 twenty-five millions more than
% TIN ro of the States and Territories Of the United
TcSs n ss UnlScn produced IN Idaho was assayed In
Orseon Msss q The bullion taken ous y Colorado and
Montana waa asssysd In New York and Pennsylvania.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

The following table, taken from the ocia returns In
the Treasury Department shows the collections bu
lion and the amount Of bullion assayed in each state and
Territory Of the United States during the fiscal year
.,as~g yuuo 10 1904 - r--