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Giles pretend to destroy, Lyons ss, and without pol
sou. It's effects are wonderful. None can be relied
upon except that signed L. LYON Buy and use Lyons
Powder, and you viii not he troubled with water bugs
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Shirts, Collars, CUFFS, and Drawers,
uNRivAIiED IN STYLE AND MANUFACTURE, AT
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The Coolest and Most Comfortable BED or
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A FToDD's l>LNrCCNY DlsriLLGaY

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AGENCY.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
ConPTHoI.LkR's OFFICE, Atay ~. 49,

relative to the report made BY me 10 the Secretary
Of tile Treasury ON the "a inst, concerning balances
appearing against late Collectors Of luternal Rev.
enue, and regret much that 1t has Doen accepted
as furnishing evidence OF failure your part 10 dis
charge your duties Us late oliector The Sixth New
When tho resolution OF the House came to me for
report, felt that II imposed great amount Of IN
necessary labor upon the Office and that the answer
to il would show many honest and faithful officers
as apparently In default, when In no lust sense oil
Tue term ought they To BIO so considered.
therefore addressed note TO the member who
had introduced the resolution OF inquiry, sug-
costing that II would call out information not de-
able -nount OF labor The member called, ana said
lie hil introduced the resolution on the request OF
another member, 10 whom he had delivered my note.
lhe latter member ans Neroi IT, saying 10 substance,
nat II dia not call for information than was
wanted shd that 1t would not require much labor to
furnish II.
lac result vas as thought il would be- II cost
uis once Tie labor VI ono clerk Tor month, and
hllt That much labor 10y other CLERKS Ia this lnd the
once oil tue AoluhlrsOuer,
an my report 10 tie Secretary said; .
"Ihe balances aul payments, ~ shown by this
Justed; hut ~ nany VI thom have no doubt tue
balances VIII Wholly, or In part disappear when
luI uCr reports and vouclers shall have been trans.
United 10 the Auditor and been .ctei upon
A" In large proportion Oi thc cases the balances
against Collectors consist OF tax lists charged "
them, but turne over t. their sIcCe5eIrs l Oli,e
Under the eIstl Law the account Hg officers n.
not credit an outgoing Collector win st- so turue
oye, unless the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Gu, diuscLce. Hitherto the practice VI tho Internal
lie enus UlCe has bScn ~ Ri.Lho!d such certificate
AhL 10 await the collection Of such taxes BY the sue
cessor, and allowances for such OF then may APP
Iel 10 be uuCullectDe, Is evident that this prac
lice delays tue settlement oil accounts is yexalouf
and annoying 10 Collectors, aud puts them upon the
record A. apparently defaulters for an indefinite
period OF time am pleased u know that tbe pres
ent Commissioner ID disposed " change this Practice
and to remedy as far an practicable, the egils which
exist under u" Very respectfully,
" W. TAYLER, Comptroller
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WHAT tbs INSPECTORS SAY.

The Inspectors declare that the system for the
examination Of baggage and the detection OF smug
gers Il complete In every particular. They say that
seizures are frequently made, aud when tne goods,
fuch as diamonds watches, liquors, cigars, aud
lIces arc connsc1ted tic Collector, Surveyor Naval
Officer and clptors receive their little muietes, and
all ipel haIpy. Besides the experienced deputies
and 2tJ inspectors there is an efficient staff of lynx
eyed detectives attached 10 the Surveyors ofce,
who are thorough disciples OF Layater, These de-
tecyos feel agsrieyed az tho action OF the Treasury
Department IN appointing Gen. Buffers man a
special spy. They say that every steamer Is ran.
sacked from stem 20 stern. Smoke chimAeys, coal
bunkers, berths, bed linen uad furnaces are all
thOrou lilly searched.
Oh Al lgr But er Young ihoY speak in uumeasurel
terms. lhoy Ny that hi, INST marx OF uoto was on
an last ltYer per Jubt alter having lmbiOet freely
al corner grocery. lie enieuyOred to secure some
oran es Tor his frehd the General Jut the stalwart
Catuau WhO pad item In charge would not consent.
contest ensued In which the Major both OF his
eyes against tho cWman's kLucl.les. Two kidneys
suddenly appeared undor tue egts, aud tne Major
was escorted TO the FlIst Precinct station House,
where hs eyes were iced la August, 1869, tie Ma.
Jor arrayed in yolyet and hue linen and wearing
canhIic Panama hat, Btoer0d from the German steam
er Weser Win u large hamper containing
WINES, RRAsDIEs, AND PROVISIONS,
directed 10 Major-Gen. Benjamin f. Butter, ulouces
ter. Mass, IN June last he wac quite dem0gsUzed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-12

s9i9tt8 ttr GusgC0itHte SOL
oa en-. - 6tntr eniiAtiounR 6ts StbaBs
Nmtcs 5ufol8c inO ierncrbiu Die gruntp qna
lpruhe BON SpIoattu, uilhe uutcr Ocm ges
lebe bonn %. Sui 1861 eiHroArt, abrr in
6oIee sYcrnOiguug oCs Sirnitts" eutlaiien
nurpen, iobalO bic NppliiaRtsn nur cincu
SbeiI ibrcr betrrilcnOen SierhveriuOc a6oes
olent babtn. bem @tuerdl N0iutuuieu 5ur
YrtiIun8 au htcriCnoeu. Der @runo Disicr
NaBre8el 1T, oGB uieIc SotO0trn eniiaiicn
nurben .in 5olae @cenOiauus Der Eicrlj,t"
lbres Re8imertes, wdbrru0 fe idbi IN 0enl
lelbcn nur menpe Wtonate pe0ient baitcn.
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. NtI ItEIt VI WVtV IA 7 Ot9 N tDB on
y Ybtluntbropcu YeabubD ljtgt am
uttr zines VDrolluB genGunisu @aUdNtrs uuo
tbeils in Salem, tbstl5 IN SNO Sunuerg
lutlt leBtsrer Ort lcBt yRfnbObg" btiBD.
srOi9t icin pOllit, jclbit aus Gort rubt tr
nebtn ben gebeincn I,inrr Norjabrcu, nqbc
ben in Der @sitidtr Der Yer. Stnottn Gtnanns
ten Gnocotts, YOp0ittes, Yideriros, Ran
touls nno SCrbDs BON Salrm unO nidlt nett
BON benz burt NiAts btjti6uetrn @rabe Oer
Sabp NrabellG Sobnion. 0crbcrrlidien Gnospe {
aus BEN 6amiIienlrGrie Der Earl offiucoln,
weIhe 1890 eine gBodjC nad Der GanOuHQ Der
9roben Dlotte 0cs BOupcrneiug gBintDrop
ltarb.
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Qir Grafrn Darfus.
9iHorii9er Roa,aa
bon
&c, Sra4opseL

CSortirhuag.l
&er Heittncdt gotiitalf nubm nit ben bel
oen Bieroen. 'etHcn Veg otreft nuF Berlin ooe
9elme9r aut Spdnoau gu, er bolte ben Maip
Gugen upu 8nrfs.
Qnl Ntcnoe Oicics creignibItmeren Saoe
llGB ltdl Shamir bel Der ondoiocn isro,
ourD Sulanntn mtlocu. Sic nabm ibl
| an.
DGa Wiaf mid pcrmutBli6 anein iprc
sGs 1T unitr gciOcr 8ortbeil."
aIs Suiane binausgegan0cn ,uar, rihtci,
Neonorr ibrcn itebenoen Blid auF ben MiIel'
mann. gSuwiNitmir oroben!"
ggtein, 6rau, 2ehen, nte Dir, orobt man
illbt, man madt nit ibnengemeinIdaIt!"
$50 oeritebe Did niht."
tBun4 ""''
rgBas tbm?"
~, D98ns 8u tDHn woLlteIl unO mas i'd lab!
WIsiuer Gtabe uorgreiItn, be Der Code. Ocrer
ni6tA
rSub5rteN esq"
pAacs!4
,s9anrl peibt Du. iuas i'd i6um lam. ;Spci.
tcllt Su, 0aB idl cs uiQ?"
rIl9t i'm Geriugien, Sas eber maCbt mid,
81 :Seinem 5reliHOe Qber 9u Joni aud,
melHs StiaOin lttn 10 luic i1 Oein Sllaue,
oosr Nlbts uon abprIi's S0aBen lc6en uno
oetro9er letn I'M Gein grbe.a
SgSas abcr, luenn it) Dir irauc?@
"Su Ditlt glaes baben. Naes, bel Der aaos
"a i!no Dem georte oes Yropbeten.~
p9Bas perIangit Gu?d
:. $50 mill Defines Sobncs 5dbolten Iein.
8ein SOen in oieIeu GauIe, ionit Widts
Yiit GUS 3ufrieoen?" ~ -'''0'
$50 bins IufrieOen. Sud tduihefi 9u
ml9 - i'd lbu0re Gir, ioIIte i'd aud qGes
plngebef, I'M oieie Code Dir uno oomit oes
3Paraoicles @euibbet Su rauben, aber On
lplllt tlelnem Arne oanh nidt entpebcul-
D99 mia Dir ni9t entgcben, oies Saus ION
mem Srab ietu!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-12

@ ilniere s15 3abn=garniturrn
ssiaGtn sintm 5sotu. 5btIl,ptiit bon $3.50. Vile
NIT gds 80 Cts.
MONUMENTAL DENTAL PLACE
(5an.s.lo.) Rr. I7s, siisauitb.. nabe esapfr.
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Ndbere Wa9rt1tcn tbtrOfc
9eub B lib dc = S6GnOtbat, Die pontincm
S6urien an her ileincn G.iibrigcn Woooie
Rpar usriibt wuros. itbilOrrn in ltbbaittn
5arbru Die Suao Der lplijei auf Den Yer
BREEDER. AIs ocrielbe erolib crgriiitn luur6t.
mar bic 2Butb bes @oltts scgtn i5n ,u iodltr
Sobc seitis8rn, OnB es itbpcr bicli Ion baUor
'u ithBcn uno non allen Settcn ertBnts brr
Ruf .S8r9t i'm !" -T6ottt ibn f. als bic
2eibe oes ungludIiben SpifrS in Der D}oteue
ausgtisBt mar, tamcn ibet 5000 Wicnid,gu,
o,eieibe 81 iebsn unb mabtsH ibrer Rnbtuud
uno NbIdcu Peaen ben W}6r0er IN lnuien
stuien 2uli. glls 0as &ino bsgrabeu puroe.
iolste elm, JobIoi, Wenibtnmcrgt Oem 8uss
uno bGuite 8lumeu uno &tdnje aui oas
ileine Grab. (San 5raujiscO'ry 3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-12

Steatr.gntidcibuuM - Sicuri
0onmirdr 8elano bat culidjtcbln baB in
aaen fallen, no bic ulonutliden Angdten Der
eiBarreniobriianttn nit bcncu Ocs Stturrs
6innebmers hbCr pcrIauic Shuermarltn
nitt hbereiniimmer bic AiienorCn cine Qe
naue uno eingrBenOe llnietiW1ung Nbcr 6eu
8runo oieier NbWeihuugen uniuittlltn babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-12

1Ir bratidrs @eID,
Sub, &ii5er Huo .aPiex
msatlt ben b6dftsu prsis
". RalHs.
III sd est HaitinorttF. unp " ~ .sAbtRui q.
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Baltimore, Nb, @amftag, bcn II. sye6ruor 1870,
8antbdMier.

Summer 6 8eder,
Rr. 100, @eR Baltimore StraSe.
9sati4ss 8nurs nnS @e3iek@eI9aEt.
pa0agr-I1illrts
rok SampIsr bts
~sfprsSeutfben 2IpSs@
........., bon ..
Baltimore unb WetDsganrs
Bremen, Ggutbamptpn, Saprt. sureon II .Lz.
hHo tn uhitrn bareau. tpis tolat Iu bttontmta:
8aUa9es YreiIs in Cob;
Bon Baltimore nod 8remeu,
Der Daulpitr sbdItimureS, Berlin, ,6Sblps NM
resIpsis"i
euIHW ..s's''.''.'''..'... 800
SlollueHotu .'s'''''ss Hb
Son SeetpE8orf na9 8remen.
l. @athts.,.. $120
g. ..''''''''' '''.'''''..''','",,.. az
olp'Ushoeu' ''......,',t...,..,...,.. 25
Bonn "a. GprtI al pirb aIIe II Sdee elm 9anpFrr hou
Repsgorf ndd Bremen ~ Iplgtnoen trHasattn
prtien etptolrt:
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Sinildpfnoed. rs
a#. gSe d, fet
aui ole SauptpIdst Jablrsits gtbenpldse IN 9,utI.
lano iino benz lbrgen europa no In unIerm Burtau an
sGbstt uno lisbtH mir otrtu au ioI8snOs Sahaulsy.
De Nsnipius. Tsrttus & go....,.. SsranItlrt a w.
4 S9aalbdAlen itsu Baftoerrn, n,..,...,,,,... Coin
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25

found in my eyes, 1T will bc just rs !
make it-just as / will it,
Then those grand old words came surg
ing up to me full Of hope and strength,
an anthem of exultation:
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stIttt storp.
Ny MOTHER-IN-LIW 4ND l..

so you're going 10 marry John
Wheeler. are YOU. Chat, and Move right
! into the house with the old folks" said my
uncle Peter - he came in suddenly one
morning long ago, and found me buried
in the pretty mysteries oflawns and laccs,
and knots, and bows of ribbons, and the
glow on nv check as red IS the heart of
the sweetest rose in the wreath on my
white silk bonnet
"YeS, suppose so.' said, bending
over heap of dainty ruflling TO hide my
embarrassment
We'll. child, give you JOY of Your new
mother,in.law.' said he, peeping round
to see what my busy hands were doing,
'and Chatty, if you haven't a hard life
before you, no one ever had, ! pity You
that's so my heart aches for you, little
niece and believe if that old termagant
does not treat YOU like human being.
I'll slip round into the grove back of the
cottage with my shotgun hunting quails.
and I'll make mistake and shoe, her.
ha, har and that jolly old uncle Peter
Whitaker leaned back in his chair and
laughed heartily.
You know, uncle Peter, it is an old
saying that a mother-in,law and u
daugh;er-in-law are natural enemies
Now DO you really believe that there is /
mother in law in this world whose heart
has not tender place in it somewhere.
which may be found-that she can be
touched tenderly, lovingly. if one could
only find the right key?'
Well. | don't know, sis, I'm afraid
Grany Wheeler is an exception. When
lived on the Downing farm. adjoining
Wheeler's, did think never saw her
equal she thought no one knew anything
but herself My wife could not get along
with her, and you know Sofie's way is
kind, and gentle, and forbearing. / felt
sometimes rs though it would be real
satisfaction to me TO make mouths at her
and 90 yeh, yeh, She used TO make me
feel very ugly. and spiteful and devilish.
as though | would enjoy calling her
names. Oh. she had an eye like Norway
rat-So sharp and bright and cunning
why, that's energy, uncle Pete,' said
l beginning to feel that l must stand up
for Johns mother.
'Fiddlesticksn said he. shutting his
tobacco box with n click, and slipping il
into his pocket. and rising to leave.
We'll, uncle, said |, as Mrs. John
Wheeler. Jr., We'll be good friends, won't
We? And You'll come and see Chatty,
and she'll visit you; and if she should
make any discoveries she'll tell YOU
Yes he replied. signing, 'and if you
find out really that Granny Wheeler has
drop of human blood in her veins, let
me be advised OF it.
Forewarned is forearmed. Do you
think, reader, there was cloud larger
than doves wing, even in my beautiful
summers sky? | thought one little
minute seriously, my hands out spread
midway IN the air between my heap of
toamy lacos and my forehead; and some
thing-perhaps the good hour made me
say with brave smile. whose twinkle l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
Beggars, and Hov to Treat Them.

One of the most difficult things in the
world is the right administration OF
material help in tho cities like these.
where beggary is reduced to fine art ;
where il largely consists in impndencc
and roguery. Do not l know that have
been analysed, watched and studied'
Have not known oitentimes. when ap-
plicants for assistance have come to me
that they have inquired what sort oi a
person am, and where my weak side is'
The moment they began to present their
case. saw that they were going to try to
get OH that side, and l Strengthened me
combatively and said, .No. you don't"
There are great many cases in which
I turn away from my door persons who
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25
poetrp.
KATIE LEE AND WILLIE GRAY.
Bl MARGARET VERNE

hi hAhhAAAEA ttNNE-
Two brown heads with tossing curls.
Red lips shutting over pearls.
Bare feet white, and wet with dew,
Two ewes black aud two ewes blue;
Little boy and girl were they,
Matte Lee and Willie Gray.
They were standing where brook,
Bending like shepherds crook,
Flashed is silver, and long ranks
Ofg-een willows lined It's banks,
Half in thought and half in plsy,
Matte Lee and Willie Gray.
They had cheeks like cherries red;
lie was tallcr-most n head;
She, with arms like wreaths Of snow,
swung q basket to and fro
As she loitered, halfin play,
Chattering with Willie Gray.
Pretty Katie" Willie said,
And there came dash Of red
Cross the BROWNIES OF his cheek;
BOYS are strong, but girls are weak,
And I'll carry, so will,
KAtle's basket up the hill"
Katie answered. with laugh,
"Ycu shall only carry half"
And then, tossing back her curls.
Bows arc weak n well as girls
DO you think that Matte guessed
Half the wisdom she expressed
Men are only boys grown tall
Hearts don't change much, amer all,
Aud when, long wears from that day,
Hattie Lee and Willie Gray
stood again beside the brook
Bending like shepherds crook,
l. Il strange that Willie said,
While again a dash ofred
Crossed the brownness Of his cheek,
II am strong, but YOU are weak ?"
Life Is but slippery steep
Hung with shadows dark and deep
W az Y oN tINNs ultf hANte Ataif
Walk beside me without fear:
MAY I carry, nyOu will,
All your burdens up the hill -
And she answered with \ laugh,
No but you may carry half"
Close beside the Little brook,
Bending like a shepherds crook,
washing with It's silver bands,
Late anil early at the sands,
stands a roitage-wherc to-day
Katie lives with Willie GRAY
In the porch she sit>, and. To-
swings basket - and fro.
Vastly different from the one
That she swung in years agone,
This Is long. and deep, and wide,
And has rockcrs at the side
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A 4 knapp Hanover. Jas. VI. shaw, Waterford.
saunders, SScden.
Travelling Agent, Rev. :. W. FIERCE.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-25

Wyoming county, N. Y, produces
5000 tons of cheese, which is nifty
amount, altogether.
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against these Asiatics and give them a
fair trial, the latter should encourage their immi-
grafton Other governments, in order to supply the
want of labor and develop the mineral and agrcul-
grants at the government expense anOrdlns them
free passage and subsistence. The United States
authorities should at least place no obstacles III
their way. Competition between the Chinese and
most to the latter who will learn from the former
habits of industry and thrift be taught how to per
severe, economic and save ana thereby provide
the means for future independence III their own
homesteads. There is room for all.
Among the most remarkable results OF the reyO-
luton i'll labor system is the division of estates
ana the segregation OF numerous small FARMS out
OF few Large plantations. 1t Will be seen from the
table below, that while in 1862 there were in
cultivation 1891 plantations, IN lob6-I there were
creased to 653, and III the next year to .69 This
hibited no more than what might have been expected
from a gradual revival of the culture by Old plan
ters and by the purchasers or essees of old estaes
but III the past year the amount has been increased
NO lxl, which is principally owing to the division
of plantations. In Iberville there l40 planta-
tons III cultivation against % last year; in POlnte
COupee 20 against IL in West and East Baton
Rouge 10 against 81 and in ST. Martin, St Mary
and Iberia 2l5 against 49, OF course among
which We're not cultivated before, but the
bulk Of the increase has been from segre-
CATION. The list of plantations cultivated during the
past year does not include small patches rented to
freedmen, Oh which they have constructed print
tive shanties made OF the bark Oftrees palmetto
occupants, from idleness and mismanaSement, do
not raise enough for the support of their fa{lilts
This is fully corroborated by the testimony Of Mr..
Bouchereau, from whose statement we make up
the following tables:
PARISHES AND SUGAR PLANTATIONS.