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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
GOES COUGH BALSAM!

This long tried and poFu!sr Remedy Is again
rsIled to tht sttention oi the pubIir. AS otieu
a. 'i'e year rolls nround. the proprietor auau
Any make their bow TO the peoIf.. AID remind
he'n that amongst the Ia sLv tihrs requisite
tnhrdlth. c'mfJr, aud sastchsnes nf.I ont
~ through the long sna stdfbts fngieJu
n~mter. Goes Cough baIssm .hotld Il OF he
urp"'t-'L For YEAR II has been n hhselUld
's'n'ihe-and mothers an si0us Tor fht safely
81 th"ir children. and all wo suffer from any
disease oil the thrsat, chrst and ungs. caIlIOt
"fi"rd To be without it, La addition TO the Or
aii,afy fonr ounce so long in the market. we
VIII new furnish nur mammoth family size
hotties. which NH. ia common with the Otkcr
ize, he found at sii brus Stores.
For Ctoni',
he BalSam will lie found Invaluable and may
ways he relied npon ia extreme ea,es.
Wh1ping Cough.
The Testimony of all who have usrd II fo-
thls terrible disease during the last ten years
H. that II Invariably relieves and cures IL.
Sore Throat.
Keep throat Wet with ia, Iai-sn'-- taking
~ ne and oiten-and You Viii very ..ou Ls.i
relief.
Hard Colds and Coughs
Yield ~ once tot steady oi 'ii- tr.nt ic1.,.
eu5 III viii succeed IN giving .eil.i Where
all other remedies have failed.
Soreness of the Throat, Chess and
Lungs.
| DO not delay procuring and nnm'GiatrlT
! taking Goes Cough BHl>arl. v hen tr,ubl. Il
! with any of the ahav- ua,u.1 Giticult cs.--
| They arr all pr, moiitory symptoms OF Cons
! sumption Il Il II not arrested wil' sooner sg
/ later sweep Nou away Into the valley of nlis.-
/ ows itom viii, Ii none can cv.r return.
In Consumption
Many care-woru sufferer Las found relief AVID
to-day rjuice, that her lite has been AIDE
easy and prolonged by the USE Of Go, = Ccugh
! BalSam
In Short.
! The people know the article. and u needs no
comment sru,n us. II is tor ,aie h> every Drug
gi>t and dealer in Medicines n the United
States.
The & q. Clark Co.,
Sole proprirtors. New Haven. c..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

NOTlCE-My vito. Susan Colby has left
~ my bed aud nd without provocation,
AMI hereby torbid any person or peis sons
ir"ln harhoiiug or trusting her, ~ shall pay
JOEL COLBY.
Thctfnrd VI Nov. 10. IsGJ-.GMa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
Of NEW YORK
DIR the Z nslcr " Grid Of the

WzJ q rfif 01Iy. Thr ~lnS n UNrrV
BkU It's exposed. Avoid the Railroad to
" Ruin. signals of danger ar, mp. More.
W money in it for live agents than any
Other book. Takes three presses all
the tinc to print fast enough Ole agen,
took ~ orders IN 10 days. 40 PAGES 10
Illustrations Price s3j' Agents wanted.
Address New lo d TX Co., li5 Nassau St.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

Dr Olim. u Fond ST.. n. Y, treats all
private disras.s. Sriuinal Emissions. Iu,pOtrn-
cy. Sc. Boarding IN establishment il desired
ihousan's of ca-ts from every State Indicate
the b"ctor's skill. Sealed pamphlet for =
STAMPS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
MATCH WIT. UiN

~ every Nv. man VIM will act rs agrut IN
"a new, lghi and honorable business. PAIN
$3lH day. No gut enterprise No ilumbug
No money wanted IN nj, aimee. Address
X Mos uL ktNNLDN Co., liitsburgb, Pa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

WONDERFUL CURES. DIR Crann.
who has made SO many wonderful
Cures Ill Vermont the past ten years
OF cases. supposed incurabie, will
he ut ,-iiotel. bradford, WedueS.
day and Thursday, January, 9th,
and 9th. Every invalid should see
him for his cures are truly wonder
full.
Read the following from the
Newport Express
DE. URANN.-We desire to call
the attention OF alt invalid> to the
advri tiseinent Oi DIR. Crann, from
" ich 1t viii be seen he is soon to
visit Newport again. In Justice 10
The doctor, and for the Dtncit OF
.tne suffering, Unsolicited. We cannot
lenaln from aIludlng 10 several re-
indrnkablc cures ne has effected III
THIS place. Mrs. L. Il. Snaw. toi
| ten months confined to her room,
uIiaur To- ocar her weight upon ner
feet. Mrs. l.evll.rd Flcid, tor SEA
eial months an Invalid, and Mis- ,
Mhlld DagStIt, To-! tour years unab q
/ to walk, have, under his treatment,
! beed RESTORED to he.illl h, can be seen
Walking out every day, AMI are able
| to perform iIght work. Ii Is ho
| lIunlbug, and We refer IL the parties
f,.sf ia. .r..i. ~
! statements.
REMARKABLE CURES. - DIR.
| Urain, whom our Readers will recui-
| lecl naue SO many wonderful, cures
While at Newport. last April, Is
still astonishing every one 10y his
rcnlaiaha1ie and almost lnStanlane
Gus cures. Mrs. Randall, OF Bolton,
&. f., who has been sick Tor -four
AeaIs. unable To >it up or walk, was
last tuesday morning brought by
! Land on Il Ted two miles to tne
Steam boat. and then to tins place,
arriving at night: was treated hA
the doctor ou Friday morning: he
tone night was walking about the
room: Yesterday took the boat fui
home, having been continually gam
ing strength, and walked from the
Memphreluagog House to the boat.
Mr.. Badger, of Troy, who was
h"rles>iN sick was treated 10y DE-.
trann last April, and is now stout
hearty man. able To do good day :
Work, having gained sixty pounds
Slhce his treatment. Mr.. Salmon
NAe, OF Co>etrry. who WAS very
lame, not able To put his foot 10 the
floor, and Obliged To 90 on crut.ilcs.
was also treated in Apnl. Tie Is
now tough and hearty, walks With
out cane or clutches, and Labor :
every day.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
KNIT: KNIT: KNIT:

AGENTS WANTED everywhere 10 sell the
American KNITTING Machine, the only pIacti-
cal Family X iItiug Machine ever invented.
Prize So VIII kuit 2.0O0 stitches per min
ute. Address American K>irii>G MACHINE
Co.. boston. Mass. ur st. Loui-. Mo.
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1.'Ol. sale p!

~ ccllrnt Land, with good house we'll fn.
ishrd, painted and Itapered, and two good
barns. one with cellar under IL.
TIL. iarm Is situated Oh good road. | u,ile
fr"n a village Church, store. post office, Sc.
and nile from school. said farm Is In
good state oi cultivation, cuts 10 10 40 tons u.
good hay. and grows excellent crops of all
kinds, II is wei supplied with water amt
plenty Of wood, Their, Is II sugar orchard uf
81" lle.s, or more, and II young and thrifty
orchard of the best varieties OF graft applss,
well to heating.
For further particulars address
J, SARGENT,
Ncrshirc. Vt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

NAVE taken over -. OOo inthree mont h
l from the sab of my 1es'ed ifsecie.s = -.
evidsncr Of their popularity. SEM, 10 cent
and stamp foor sample cireul r. and inforfpa-
ton. Ia X. q. WILLIAMS & co, East Bos-
ton. Mass.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

Ask your Doctor or 1brugxist
for Sw s.ra lkssi hisac.-, eq"ais lbItt-rl
Quninc. II is lii,',e only by +. sTEssSs, Chem
it. Detroit.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

An Nutailn. nru,cdy for Neuji la raci,-
lis, uitrn rttcctIug perfect cure i'll single
dav. No furm at Nervous Dis,nsc fails to
Ni.l 10 its wonderful power, Even IN he Sc
vrrcst eases OF Chronic Neuralgia. chccjiug
;hr entire >NStc : lis use fora irN DAYS at
lords the most astonishing relief, and rarely
fails Ia produce "a complete and prrmauei I
cure. II contains nn materials in the >lig htrSt
lrgIr luxurious. 1t has the >reualicd ap-
proval al the best physicians Tho l>au,ls IN
every part of the country. gratefully arknowl-
rdgc is lower so"ihr the tortured nerves.
and restore the failing strength
Sent by mail on receipt Of price and postage.
one package 800 postage sets.
>iN packages 300 =
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs aud nrdl
zines. TURNER n CO. Proplirtors
l2n fremont -. Boston. Mass.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
Estate of William Cross, Jr.
For. Sale

vlNnE SrBSCkICER. executor Of the estate
i oiJuhn Pool. deceased, offers for sale
tie House aud lot IN Bradford Village, froni
crly orcupir by the said deceased ~ his place
Of residence. The house IL two story. and In
fir condition. with good barn. running water
aud good we'll. There Is an cNccllen, garden,
containing soiut Gno fruit trees. Any QUO
wishing 10 purchase is invited 10 call aud e.
anime the property.
&C. POOL.
Bradford. ". Oct. q, 1860. --9iN
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

n,,,,uu. MIN rnnrnon Enlii-h branches for
term ot thirteen, weeks, beginning Dee. ~.
students ndniitcd ~ any tin. 'iul'oitlui'al,y,
superb btirk buildings fifteen teHchcrs; stu.
dents can pursllc u course. either Cncg. pr.
pnrntof, Commercial, Scicniltc or Nh. icni, or
may .t, rt their avn studies uni of ilitN class
Is the best Sustained boarding SEMINARY lot
lulnS aud gentlemen IN the state. 30 tro
i.ssor Will a,cunila any students tt"n lifnn-
,lrtb Hotel New York. see catalogue. Al
drc., Rev. JOS, KING, u. H., Font Edward.
New York
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The Hest Type 1nbine1..

Presses u"H /If<rt/UN .iu/e/10/S.
Made and furnished 10y
NANDEREtiuili. " Ills n co. New York.
GoOd ~ coHd H0hd ytihdets Jor SAFE
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
CL.ERGY MEN.

The Rev Isaac Aiken. of Allegheny. tcsti-
fes that II has cuted him, after all other re,no-
dies had failed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

taxable sentiments of the mass of the party in
this city and throughout the State, 1t is entitled
to no significance, and we fear the mercenaries
and the bandits win discover this fact when they
come to the division Of their spoils. We have
opposed, as VIC still oppose the denomination OF
Governor Geary, not because Alexander X
Mcclure is in arms against him, not because the
bandits and the mercenarics have rallied around
him, not because luck and the Devil propose to
set up u rival candidate against him, not be-
cause the gratitude of the Post brings it to his
rescue, not because any discounted ring has
attempted to flank and capture him, but simply
and solely because he is unfit for the exalted
position which he now holds, and has proved
himself so unfit to the satisfaction Of the weight
and respectability of the party which placed him
in Office three years ago.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27
TIE INDIAN COMALLSSLON.

GREAT care and wisdom have been evinced in the
selection of the new Indian Commissioners.
They are justly eminent for integrity, benevo-
lence, and practical wisdom, and they will bring
to their delicate task intellectual and moral
qualities of the highest order. If it is possible
to save the aborgines from the annihilaton
which is rapidly approaching, and to
prevent the repetition of the wrongs and
outrages which hitherto caused such
terrible distress in frontier settlements, among
both the red and white races this commission
should be able to discover and apply the appro-
pirate remedy. For once, all the departments
of government are heartily in accord on the
Indian question Congress has conferred large
discretionary powers upon the commission; the
President has placed a descendant of the abort
gines at the head of the Indian Bureau. Many in
capable or corruptagents have been removed No
equally favorable opportunity for thorough
reform was ever presented. If it is practicable
to protect the adventurous pioneer, and at the
same time save the Indian from the contact
with civilization which has hitherto proved so
fatal, we think this difficult task will be
achieved by the gentlemen who are now under
taking it.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

appeared to be dictated by nothing more than
caprice and venal favortism. To do exact jus-
tice in such a matter is probably impossible
under any circumstances, but even a cursory
examination of our present tariff will convince
any one that avast improvement might be made,
and the Treasury benefited by a readiustment OF
the scale Of duties
Even more important than this, however is
the faithful collection of the revenues of the
Government, and the stoppage of the various
leaks by which the money of people is diverted
into the pockets of the thieves in office, whose
fidelity to the party in power is gauged by their
opportunities for plunder. The committee has
plenty Of work cut out for it, and if the nvesti-
CATION sprosecuted with the utmost diligence. it
will perhaps be impossible to learn all that
might be learned. Much useful information,
however can be collected between now and the
time for the assembling of Congress, and all who
arc at all interested in procuring an efficient
and equitable revenue code should give the com
mitteo all the aid in their power in the matter of
collecting information. TO this end it would,
perhaps, be advisable for those who have any
notifications in the existing law to suggest
to submit their views in writing, and our
merchants and others should look at the matter
in broad and liberal spirit, with view to the
good of the whole country. The committee,
during their visits to the great commercial CEN
tres, will be brought in contact with men who
are strangers to the Capitol lobbies, but who re-
present the real interests and opinions of the
substantial business concerns of the nation far
better than do those who button-hole members
of Congress session after session. 1t is these
that pay the revenues of the Government, and
who need protection from foreign competition,
home rascality, and unjust favorltism in the
arrangement of the tariff. Among them will
undoubtedly be found a sufficient diversity of
opinion as to what is necessary to be done, but
if the committee will give them hearing, and
consider what they advise, it cannot fail to pick
up some ideas of real value
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

REMARKABLE, VERY.-The New York WORT
of yesterday devoted nearly a full page to the
enumeration of the horrors of single day-'a
most remarkable day in history as it styles it.
The headlines prefiXed to the article are in
structive, running in this fashion:-''A Day of
demonstrating of Two Steamboats, and Ex-
plosion of Another in New York Harbor-Terri-
be Fire at Hunters Point-Ten Thousand Bar.
rels of Petroleum COnsumed-A Millionaire Cuts
his Throat-Reported Defalcations in the Pro-
duce Exchange and in a Brooklyn Blnk-De-
termined Suicide at Tarrytown-Another Mys-
terry Discovered in the East River" In addition
to this category, the same issue of the paper in
question contained reports of the Coroner's in
vestigations into two or three other horrors. A
pleasant place to live in New York must be-
indeed. What is an occasional Twitchell case
to this grand array of sensations We fear
Philadelphia must remain an ''inland village"
for some years to come. We are assuredly un-
equal to the metropolitan style of living in an
intolerable hurry and dying with an involuntary
rush.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
House of Representatives arranged n pleasant
summer tour for its Ways and Means Commit
tee, by authorizing them to make investigations
into existing deficiencies, with view to the re-
Vision of the tariff. This arrangement allows the
gentlemen of the committee to travel over the
country; and the sum of ten thousand dollars,
winch was appropriated for their expenses,
ought 10 be sufficient to enable them to hear and
see great deal that will be useful in influencing
legislation next winter. 1t is not, of course. to
DC expected that these gentlemen will overbur-
ueh themselves with hard work during the sum-
iher' ana they may be expected to pursue their
Investigations in a lesurely manner. This. how
ever, VIII afford them an opportunity to digest
what facts they are able to pick up: and if the
committee has really entered upon its task with
sincere desire to benefit the revenue system of
the Government, they cannot fail TO accomplish
much gooa, and the money will be well ey-
pended. 'N' -
Hit is certain that the present tariff laws and
custom mousse regulations are anything but salts
factory The Government does not receive the
revenue from this source that It ought and
oherous taxation in other directions is necessary
III oiuer TO make up the deficiencies. Favor,
too' 10 SHOWN to certain interests which have
no particular claim upon the regards of Con-
greSs' OuI which are represented annually at
washington by powerful lobby influence, and
'Ae arrangement OF some of the tariff schedules
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

SCALDED OUT.-On Sunday morning Mr. George
Milspaugh and his family, who occupy rooms in the
rear and over his store the corner OF Third and
Chambers streets, went to church, leaving the pre-
misses in charge of the servant The latter went
into the cellar after the family left and on her
return to the room in the rear OF the store, from
which window opens on the Chambers street side
walk, she found a lusty young fellow hal1 way
through the window, clambering into the room. The
girl demanded OF him some information as to his
unexpected and unseemly intrusion, whereupon he
roughly and ungaantly suggested That II was none
of her - business" Not being able to agree with
his view of the matter, the girl seized dipper, and
hastily filling it with boiling water standing on the
stove, dashed the liquid in his face. With commend
able discretion, the man beat hasty retreat, eN-
claiming that he was scalded-which, 1t Is satlsfac
tory to know was probably the case--and, pausing
for instant to wipe his face, he made of at rapid
rate of speed.-NeUbItrg w. ~ JOUrndL
The eX-JohnsOn postmaster of Helena, NJ f. Is
only ten thousand dollars short in his accounts
"A tumber OF water drawn from the Bridgeport
Aqueduct lately contained one eel one lizard, one
bOod-sucker, et al
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27
OlTY ORDINANCES.

ID o l. Z II ION
III To lay Water Pipe on Heddng and other streets
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Chief Engineer
OF the Water Department be and he is hereby author
lied TO lay a water pipe on the following streets:
Hedding street. from North TO Barclay streets.
Bucknell street, from Brown to Parrish Streets
Fifteenth ward.
Cherry street, from Nineteenth street TO end of
pipe east OF Twentieth street. Tenth Ward.
jackson street, from Tulip to Sepviva streets,
Nineteenth ward
Unity street, from end OF pipe to Sellers street.
Sellers street. from Unity TO Adams streets and on
Amber street to the Frankford Hosiery Mills, in the
Twenty-third ward.
And Amber street, from Cleardeld to Ann streets,
in the Twenty-third ward
JOSEPH Il. MARCER
President OF Common Council
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk Of Select Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Select Council:
Approved this twenty day OF May, Ammo Domlnl
one thousand eight hundred and siXty-nine "a. D.
1869. -
b271t Mayor OF Philadelphia
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. = STATE
- Rights of valuable Invention jgSt Patented I and for
cabbage etc. are hereby offered for sale II Is an article
great value 10 propretors of hotels and restaurants
and IL should be Introduced into family STATE
RIGHTS for sale Model can be seen at TELEGRAPH
5M M'A' 0'0f I'm TUNpY 4 HOFFMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

DEAL EsTATE.-FoR SALE, THE VALUABLE PRO.
IL perry aud The buildings thereon. situated s5 Fret
and 100 feet the basin be Bush
creek. For furher particulars apply THOMAS XII
LY IN Iron yard First street, North Thirteenth, VIII
HHusburg. .r.. -Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

DETER TOTANs, TURNER AND DEALRR IN IVORY
and manufacturer OF billiard Balls, Cues. and importer
Of Billiard Cloth, Cues LettcS Chalk and Blard meohaa
disc In sereral 50 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

EXCURSIONS.
hoy FOR R0CKAwAY AND SEA SIDE. THE SEA
"A scsmer H. M COOL will run 70 Rockaway IN Sunday,
Juy H. Nd every sunday during season. leaving vest
street North rr,ar Al 10 NJ and pier No. 1t "a. N.
Returning leaves Rocsaway at r. M
A SUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT FOR COLLEGE
"A. Po,k~ Wbtestonc, City Island and New Rochelie--
Steamer NEVERSikK leaves Peck slip evsZ Sunday q g
r. NJ hndns Al Eighth and ThrysSventh streets each way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

tM1 EAA CAsH-BALANCE ON MoRra AaF-YoR
VlsCVV good two story high stoo House epod neigh.
borboodi II Ss5naws from ferry; price 44,Sco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

%IUU 80
Having obtained Widespread sale for our
CENTURY brand of Fins Cut Chewing Tobacco we destro
20 announce that shall not pack daily 500 in the small
tnfon papers after this date July its mes being 90 favor
ably recognized that this longer
To avoid misrepresentation however would add thai Va
sha continue pack elegant Mecrschsu Ppef
10 our YACHT CLUB and EUREKA brands Of smoking
Tobacco
The YACHT CLUB IL devoid OF Nicotine and cannot In
lure the health and 10 especially recommended people Of
sedentary occupations or nervous constitutions
Ths ira dc are invitsd TO send for circulars
r. L0KILLARD, New vork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SAILING regularly every Thursday al three o'clock p NJ
precisely, from pier No. North river
COLUMBIA Captain Il. Van Size. ....,...... July %
EAGLE, Captain NJ T. Greene August
T. o. WHEELER, Jp., President,
No. d Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

THE HAkDsoMEsT AND BEST BUILT MODERN
House three stories, high stoop French roof location
spisndiai price ny no " terms ssssy. go
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-12
Washington Items

WASHINGTON. April lit is un-
derstood that large number of nom
nations, including those for Diplo-
matte aud Consular positions, are
new ready to be sent to the Senate.
The workingmen of the District of
Columbia have rendered 20 Senator
Sprague a manifestation of approval
Of his course in their behalf ia the
Senate.
A snow storm has prevailed here
during the greater portion Of the day,
but the weather is now clear.
Thus far twenty messengers and
laborers, FIVE male clerks and twenty
four female have heen discharged
from the Postof1ce Department.
Preparations are making for many
removals in all the Departments.
A large number of members of
Congress will remain here some time,
in behalf of Office seeking constituents.
Commissioner Delano has decided
that any dealer who converts plug
tobacco into smoking tobacco. either
by cutting, rolling, or in any other
manner, and keeping the same for
sale, is thereby constituted a manu-
facturer under the law, and must paw
tax and give bonds as tobacco man
ulacturer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-12

moved from the place of manufac-
ture, and that the cigars were SO
manufactured and removed or imported
and Withdrawn from a United States
bonded warehouse, and the ssve al rates
of tax imposed on such goods by the act
Of July 20, 1868, as aforesaid assessed and
paid; and that the claimant had in all
respects com piled with the Inter al Rev
enue la Ws, as far as they have been or may
be applicable to such articles, The COllec5-
or OF Internal Revenue is hereby author
1z9a and f 70 pre- suG
provisions of this section, as in his judg-
ment shall ne deemed proper and neces-
sary, and the Collector may, in any case,
a his d discretion, allow snuff and smoking
tobacco, manufac sured prior to the Goth of
July, 1868, not in wooden packages, to be
STAN ped and sold in the original packages,
and the rate of duty on cigars imporbed
prior to July %. 1868, and now remaining
ia bond shall be the same as on cigars inn
ported after this date.