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S475.959. 2Q2-2 p

without including the Postoffice de-
nclency. which will amount, as before
stated, to Sc, 100, 900. EFTf n
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IS MANHOOD. % Another Neao Medical
w Pamphlet from the pen of Dr. CURTIs.
The Medical Tines says of this work .sThis-
valuable treatise on the cause and cure of prema-
ture decline, shows how health is impaired through
secret abuses OF youth and manhood. and how
mpedmsats 10 marriaae the esnss spS sfects II o
nervous debility, and the remedies therefor" A
pocket edition of the above will be forwarded on
receipt of IS cents, by addressing Doctor CURTIS,
No. SO North Charles street. Baltimore. Md.
CPa may25-dly-r "a. hrs -a az 20 'a 20
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PROBES sIoNAL.

, DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W est Broadway, nesr
igh street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himself
series of years to the treatment ofcertain pri1
vate diseases. He may bscensulted at his office
broadway. near the Exchange Bank
may3l-tf .-Gs = e-s t-iE
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Balance in Treasury January /. IL. Il.
1908 s-o,S7f,ooo 10
OF which several millions will consist OF
trust funds, which the Treasury cannot
use. ... ...- .a... ....... ...r..-.. ... y1r-. .
Deduct from this amount the Postoffice
deficiencies for the half year, which will
probably amount to So 100000, aud S5S3,
669 81 OF private appropriations, most of
which will be paid by that time. and you
have the condition of the Treasury on the
1st of January, 1869.
Against the course of legislation, tctich is
responsible for this state of affairs, the Presi
dent has 1aeuer ceased to protest, euen to the
deqree of risking a uerdict thar ,oouid hare
consiqned his ndme-thdt OF one of The pureSt
and 6rauest of naen--to tgnon1iny. The recon
struction measures and Tenure-of- Office tdeo
are the main cause of all The er rGgagant &c
penditures uchich. under economical manage
nse,,t think could be diminished lOlthtn dyedr
to /S2OO,OOO,OOO per aupum- eltieisa-
gQldiutsrssson Shes sPubfic uebs.f Without
total change of policy, however, such
Kretrenchment is impossible. A continu
ance of present measures means a contin-
ued heavy expenditure, and this can only
be met by increasing the public debt. y,
am, gentlemen, yours, respectfully, r=-
ALEX. DELMAR, Director.
To MessrE. HENRY GRINNELL, ROYAL
PHELPS, WILSON G. Hunt, and others.
New York. IL ..g.E E.
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U. s. TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF STATISTICS,

WASHINGTON, Septem Der 70, 1858.
GENTLEMEN: In reply TO yours of 18th
instant, and to numerous other letters ad-
dressed to me on the subject, I have the
honor to furnish the following account of
the condition of the United States Treas
ury, as set forth in the reports of its vari-
GUS officers. The receipts and eXpendi-
lures of the Treasury may be divided into
four branches, classed as follows: -r .-
1st. The Registers receipts and expendi-
lures.
%. The Treasurer's receipts and expendi-
lures. s.. t-.lf
Sd. The Postoffice receipts and expendi-
lures. ..-
4th. The Navy Pension Fund.
The Registers receipts and expendi-
lures appear in the Registers reports; the
Treasurer's receipts and expenditures ap-
pear in the Treasurer's reports; the Post
office receipts and expenditures in the re-
ports of the Postmaster General; and the
accounts of the Navy Pension Fund in the
reports of the Commissioner of Pensions.
The Registers receipts are gross receipts.
The expenses of collection, drawbacks,
discounts, repayments, etc., appear in the
expenditures. ,ls,s VI. ... ...'....
The following are the Registers receipts
and expenditures for the past three fiscal
years: - t1't q" --- -.r-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

PALMsR's LoTIoN-THE GREAT MEDICINE FOR
THE SKIN, cures without fail every kind of IN
slightly eruption of the face, itching irritating
or distressing cutaneous disease. part OF the
person. ..-.n .. sl.E sE1s1 40 fEsi < 8
sept21-d&w1y-cm .- .r.. ~ .as sisssf ssN "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

EXPENDITURES OF THE CURRENT FIsCAD,
YEAR.
80 that the expenditures of this fiscal
year, II none are deferred, will amount to
$40. .959, 20223, as follows:
ordinary expenditures. 1862 $3es 81. .ls3 95
Alaska. 1859. 9...................... 72' 5000 10
Priyate appropriations, 1869 5S3 669 81
Principal Of loans, le47-s-ls65-9. s5s2, Sal 80
fressurers expenses 1869 estimated AZ 100000 90
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Grand total Sl22 i2o, ,oOO
Additional taxation is regarded as i'm
practicable, and there is therefore no ap-
parent way out of the present difficulty but
to increase the public debt by the issue OF
more bonds. This the Treasury has power
to do, until the whole sum of the public
debt amounts to 1927 millions, or its
amount at the date of the passage of the act
of 18th pril, 1866.
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY ON JAN. ], 1861
--..-t AND JUNE 80, 1869.
The condition of the Treasury on the 30th
June, 1869, has already been estimated. 1t
will exhibit deficiency of 1854 600 900.
I now present an estimate OF its condition
on or about 1st January, 1859: r-H u
Balance in Treasury uly l. 1868. .$l30 634 4S7 96
Of which there was due on demand tor
gold certificates of deposit, say. 25.OOo,O0O 90
Leaving as balance. $lO5, ,s34 .4S7 96
-t RECEIPTS TO JAN. l, 1869. r.I
r- "Treasurer's" Receipts Excluded. tJ l-Hl
Customs $40 OGU QUO DID. -...-
Internal Reveuue......... 81 ,060,0.0
All other, excluding premi- ~
um sales of god..... 4O00, ,000-S135, ,060 900 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

D DATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE. - This
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
Instantaneous; no Disappointment no ridiculous
crates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful black
or 6roson. Soii by all Druggists and Perf1mers
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Fsetory.
No. l6 Bond street. N. York. PNY apr2s d&wlyN J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

Deuclency SotAoSso0o
The condition of the Navy Pension Fund
is as follows: 1t amounts to $l3,000,OO
mainly derived from prize sales, and the
amount is invented in United States securi-
ties at per cent. The interest 10000
per annum, forms the revenue of the fund
and such navy pensions, &C., as are author
lied by law to be betrayed out of the fund,
form its expenditures. A trifiing balance
usually remains. l..a @ --
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES AND APPRoPRIA-
TIoNs REQUIRED FOR 1853. ...
The estimated expenditures Summary
estimate) for the current fiscal year, and
the amount and class OF appropriations
detailed estimates) required to cover them,
will be found respectively in executive
documents Nos. 2 and 8, Fortieth Congress,
second session. In actual order of time the
detailed estimates preceded the summary
estimate. Taken in connection. as origi-
nally printed, they contained several arith-
metical discrepancies, which arose from
attempts to cut down the totals without
limiting the details. These discrepancies
are corrected in the following table, which
presents the whole subject at glance:
A
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EsI1n1TRD- REvESUE OF THE CURRENCY



nothing of matured claims deferred, or of
the Postoffice Deficiency, it will show
deficit of Sl5A,339, SO2 25 at the end of
the year to be obtained from increased
taxes or loans.
This unfortunate condition Of affairs has
fong-been foreseen by the present able and
patriotic Secretary of the Treasury, and
this officer did all that he was called upon
to do, when in March last, he penned the
following warning letter to the Finance
Committee of the Senate: .....
Mr.. M'CULLocH's WARNING LETTER.
"Should the bill referred to become 8
law, think it may be fairly estimated that
the total revenues for the next fiscal year
will fall from a hundred to a hundred and
twenty millions below the estimates made
| in my last annual report. 1t is exceeding
| ly desirable that taxes should be reduced.
and should hail with pleasure the pro-
posed reduction, if felt assured that il
| would be accompanied with a corrt spond-
| ing reduction of expenditures. l am free
so say that am greatly apprehensive thai
| such a reduction of expenditures will not
| be made, and that the revenues of the
country for the next fiscal year, if the bill
now before the Senate, or in the hands OF
your committee, should become law, will
be Insufficient, to meet the interest on the
public debt and the current expenses of the
| government" f- .-.| '... 5000 GO
But this warning was Intellectual. The
bill it alluded to was passed on the 3lst
of March, 1868; and the public service, in
stead of being cut down, was increased
BY the creation of new functions and the
appointment of additional officers. .f
In word, the amount of service to be
performed, whether actual or nominal, is
more than it was last year, and it is there
fore vain to look for. any reduction for
| the present.
The Departmental estimate of customs
receipts is Sl45, 100000; but taking the aver
age yield since the imposition OF the pres
ent tariff, the customs (though imports
have this year fallen very sensibly) should
yield during the year ended June 80.
1863, 15OO0O,000. See monthly report OF
the Director OF the Bureau OF Statistics No,
20, for 1858, for details. '''-' 'i7 9'
The Internal Revenue receipts are esti-
mated as follows: .- .-
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS, 1S6S-69.
Estimate based on actual receipts during
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CoLUMBUs. OHIO.
FOR PRESIDENT,
s.ORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEN. FRANK P. BLAIR, JR.,
OF MISSOURI

YREsipENrIAL ELECTORS. STATE AT LARGE.
uoN wuFUJs p. RANNEY, Of Cuyahosa
ON GTGH T. JEW EFT, of Muskingum
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aiet. Or, RicoEa Der berilbmte Spestali rpenoet e
saSs ausfGesIid an. Die GiHiprtbans Tniro bel fris
den H,o bic sapisa BEL peFaIteteu SiIlsn IN anusn
saug sebrS9t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
Refine 8lntarm1utb mno Blei6fnA
fatebr.
Observation-Disclosures Giiene slatron Dor
Dr. g era 9

-'s-E-7-e7.l Ut. Y { q ..
Giefes neue Esrdparat 1T 6ereit in SranErei9 une
England an STEELE Der Gifenutittel dSoptirt. Gs i'll
Hiifig farbs sG9as ge1matos Mne eiltSprit in eine
BeitanStbeiLen ber 8lianlmenie$Hng hes 8IItes Mne
Der Rnehen. Gegen 8Ieibfuebt, gRagenbei6
Sbsdbe @erbauilns mnb Anamie, gi6t es fein fdlels
aIebeeiue IpenSft es in ben meiIten den an ne err
lteagat bic heiten Grf0lge.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
taeaeft Mll8aellrmnll.,

Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (untei
Observation-Disclosures &alflgrup.
Gieies neue &eiInsitteI wittt 0usseaeibaet BET G'
6ercisIoie mad S@pinSiMfbt, 6erel sgef6brt9ers
Symphonic es iofort beieitigt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
8esinnenD am /. Oe;en.ber 1867,
2iiae tuer0en tpie folqt aehe,l:


3ii9e tper0en ipie folst sebeti:
gerIafien HaibuiHe. . 900 n. M. snb $40 8. %
Grrei6en 2opispine. &. SOC 81. W. aro 4.UO y. ~
Bsibe 2se nad5en birette I. ngen in 2oa.iss
pile fir st. Souls, Cincinnati . ar apoIf5, 8als
ttinDre, Mafbinaton, 4biIabelpb unb 9er BORT
Sdhr5eit uofs Rdfbuiae mad Stem Yort AS StuHhen -
lber IS Stunben i9neIler ais trgen6 cine anoere
8abn.
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NIT ben Damp fern ber Ser. StaateH BdfI 2ine me5e
Sortsuiue ufa lIbr 0adamittass perIafiem. 0ide
9ampfer MAIDEN bireften Anf9Ius IN Cincinnati NIT
allen SrlbsitgeH mad brm Often.
Gbefs iper6en fur Gepdd pom Nefbuine mad 81.
eous, Gbtcage, Cincinnati mn6 allen Ditltten Sanpts
ftdoten uasgegebsn.
Dar Scr $40 q. ~. Bug BON aaiboiue fdsrt
Sonntass nidbt. ~.
BraniItn aeco9osaiioassus uerIdst 6rcatlin UNI
nm $50 Q. d. errei1t @aiIatin UNI 9.35 9. Sd. unb
Rafbpiue um ft.55 q. 81. 3Gritd peri6bt Haiuiae
I'm 80 u. M., ereidbt GaIIatin 7,49 81. N 6ranf<
lin 80 81. 81 tdstic6 (Gonntass ausencmmens.
9ur1p1ifa9ier5ii8e, fpelcbe Srnfitltn Inn 7.0S 3.
W. pertaiien nno Gdlatin I'm 80 9. 3D., erreidben
Huihuile uni $50 Q. 3D., unb Sarbs goiiagier5iise
pel6e Raibuine UNI 1850 q. so. perIaSen, nerbeli sic
Raffasiere sptf9en 9taibuiHe un6 6ranfIin acromcs
btren.
2llbert s5ii1f,
Sen. CUB. 8. u. &c. gt. 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-01

Mrs. Hannah sanderson, Merrimack, N. H. writes Oct
9th to r. p. Hall Co, Nashua N, H. Il cheerfully
sertf 10 the wonderful restorative properties of YOU
Vegetable Sielian Hair Ronewer, having experienced
is effects on my own head When commenced usingi
ny head was nearly bald only having little hair on
the side and hack my head. 1 have worn false halI
.0r fifteen years and upward | have now laid II by
commenced using it In May and now my hair is from two
four inches long aud thick whore there wher
commenced using Halls Hair Remover. My hair 4
now growing very mst and does not fall on. recon-
mend this to all those whose hair turned grey thin
and especially to those that are bald"
al am acquainted with Mrs Hannah sanderson anC
can certify to the tru'hfulness of this statement
CIVILIAN T. PARKER,
Justice OF the Peace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-01
1902. 1871. 1868.

In 1902 the grandfather Of Dr. Tobias introduced the
VENETIAN LINIMENr In England II was a success
although the price Guinea Bottle. Ills late MAJ
esty william W. used II for Chronic Rheumatism, and
entirely cured after suffering for two years his at
tending ply seians being unable to effect cure and he
wrote letter of thanks which in possession Of my
uncle in Liverpool have offered fl0O sterling for that
letter. but it refused In 1917 put 1t out In the U.
s. and now In 1865 the sale Is immense. Thousands Of
families without IT, II IA safe and Innocent 10
apply externally take internally. For 81 years have
warranted II to the following complaints Cholera,
Darrhea, Dysentery, Group, Collie, Cramps Vomiting
and Sea Sickness taken internally, and Chronic Rheu-
matlsm Burns Cuts Bruises Old Sores Toothache,
Frosted Feet swelngs, Insect stngs and pains In the
Chest Back VI Limbs externally. ltneyer falls If used
directed lor Cholea,or Dysentery it is certain, II
used when 6rst attacked. No one once trying IT, will
ever DO without It., Sold by Druggists, Price Finy
Cents and One Dollar Depot 10 Park Place, NY
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