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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-26
At W hoIesale and Retail by w. =. PHIL
FPS g. co. and j. w. PERKINS a.
CO., Portland, Maine.
Mill for Sale.

THE Steam Mill, situated in Milton Plantation,
oxford County, Maine, on good road, only Iiys
three years ago. az u cost OF about 1000, and t
can be bought ut a bargain II applied for soon, IT
has one OF the best circular saw board machines
In use, and lath machine; birch machine and
other small machinery. Said Mill Is in good re-
pair and Is an excellent chance for spool factory,
with plenty Of white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from taxation for 10 years.
R.T. ALLEN.
Milton Plantation, July 18th, ls72 If
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The Portland Safe Deposit Vault Co.
o. Exchange ST, Portland.
OPEN FOR RENT

TIL, Lessee exclusively holds the kew sales rs
inside their Vault 40 rates vary lr'n 81" 70
suo p,,Y suuuui according 90 SIZE. They viii also
rr,t, ON special deposit a> hHilrr~ ihc yes
of persons residing abroad or out OF inc S'i 4.
thos, temporarily from home; officers %, ~,
ARMY and Navy: masters OF Vessels nn. ON,
and will act r.. Attorneys m the ,oii''l'" ""u
rs,,,itt,nc, of income. when desired
Cu,rt-I ans containing full PARTICULAR forward
al 49,, ,,,,lirati,n ROBERT \ BIRD,
=" N" ~ Manager.
Portland. MAY D. l,7l may"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-26

In ths town Of Stssehsm Csnsty oil Oxford ahs
state OF Maine ioI the year lt2.
The following li.t of taxes On real esiAte oi ssA-
resident on n-rs la the town OF stoneh.m Tor tn.
year 1872 In bills committed to LEVI Neal
LISTER collector OF taxes Of ssid town -
ths 18th day Of June 1874 has been felaineu Ny
him 10 me 80 remaining: unpaid GA the 2slb s-I
OF July lsI3 by his certincats OF taI hss 80
now remain unpaid; and notice 10 hereby given va.
II laid taxes, Interest and charges are sst pau
into the treasury VI said town within ssh.ses
months from the date Of tho commitment OF .sh
bills so much of the real estate 40 taIsdn 1s
sufficient TO pay the amount due therefor irenehf
interest and charges will without further ns1ee 10
sold at public auction 81
The store of Sumner Eyans In said stOaehAm
on Saturday the twenty seventh Of Decssber
ID. 1873 al two O'Clock L. VI.
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Non-Resident Taxes,

I'm the town of Greenwood County OF Oxford and
State OF Maiae for the year 1872.
The foil wing list Of taxes on real estate OF non
reaident owners I'm the town OF Greenwood for the
,,sar is-D IN bills committed TO ID. 4. C0FFIN
collector OF taxes OF said town on
the 2l,t day Of June ls72 has b'en returned By
him To me AS remaining unpaid Oh the Afh day
of June lssJ by btAs cflinssae VI .ll~' uais hho
now r.naI n unpaid and notice Is hereby gwen that
IL the said taxes inter est and charges are not paid
month. from the date o. the commitment VI said
tags 40 much OF the real estate taxed rs will b.
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor including
Interest and charges will without further notice be
sold at public auction at
Thc oiic, of A 6. Tinkham in said town on
"Wednesday. ,ha Ylst day of December A. ID. 1915,
at O'clock 4. Al.
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WHEREAS william s. Durham OF W ooi,IyOs
w in the County of oxford and state OF MAn'
by his mortgage deed dated May 20 1872 ana rs ~
corded in Oxford Registry book les page 90 ooa
viewed 20 samuel W. Durham OF Paris IN sS ="
County certain parcel Of real estate sllaa'9sa sss
Inc east part OF Woodstock aforesaid ana 49, 49,
his homestead farm and all and the same mi III.
SEES conveyed to him by Alphens FULLER VI re-
deel Of warranty dated February H. 1900 AZ" and
corded IN Oxford Registry, book l3z page 80. 20 ish
whereas the said samuel w. DunhamJ on IVY 81
day nf Optaher, ls79, daily assigned All ms "a
in ihe said mortgage and mortgages p,ia which
the subscriber. Jonas Bishoe OF san fsrss gisIy
said assignment Is recorded In OXFORD saso5
book Is6 paees al2 and 263, and whereas tn1 80,
dtions of sald mortgage have been broken, ~ tbe
Inv claim 10 foreclose the same aceordins ,pr
Statutes Of the state. JoNA1
Paris, August s, lsIS'
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Non-Resident TnXcs,

In the town OF UPTON County OF Oxford AID
State OF Maine for the year lss2
The following list Of taxes on real estate Of hy.
resident owners In the town OF UPTON la ~
year ls72 In bills committed to =. G.. CHAFhAs
Collector OF taxes OF ,a1d toHh on
the sth day of July ls72 has been re'1 tis ~
him 10 me as remaining unpaid on the ioih JE
OF June ISIS by hi. certificate OF thai dAl' ~
now remain unpaid and notice Is hereby stes sas
II the said "a Nes, interest and charges are bos
into the treasury of sad town within efsIIts
months II ON the date OF the commitment OF sSa Us,
40 much Of the real estate taxed as will De ,gn.
10 pay the amount due therefor including fI :,
and charges will without further notiss pe so5nJ
public auction at my office in said town ou 'A' 49,
day OF April 1874 at ten O'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-26

Portland Kerosene OIL.
The pr,yalcncc of a large quantity VI inferior
and dangerous oils IN the market, ht cheap pflps
many Of which are little better than NAptha k'elI
anil the Ni-teuce Of false reports ia f'Ehfu 10
tbe poRTIAND KEROSENE OIL, render II "A mater
nj Justice To ourselves well as safety 10 our Gus
tnn,,r. that some notice should be taken OF these
r,cts Therefore We again present M alNerl'e
tn.nt and would call attention a. the hlSh slanH'
sr,l of our O'i. THE ELFi>Lp fEIRoLtI Al, tho
a., t,st of which Is l22 TIE PoETLAND hkho
sr>E ia, fine test of which /, 10 degrees : ahreh-
h.i and often reaches consider ably higher ALSO
a., ,,otill .ay that We are determined la MAINTAIN
tb,ir long established reputation. .
PORTLAND kEROsENE OH tohfANl'
~, o,.ote from chap - x. :. ISL, To" lille VI
.,,,l e,pter hcins "Inspecton aud -ale oi Mans
lactur,d Articles"
SFCr 81 livery person ard corporation engaged
in manufacturing petroleum, coal oil Or burnih.
aui shall cause every clsk ar olhrr Ne-ssi th'Ic'
of 10 b. % ~ SPECIFIED aud markell, 10y sworn ls
.pgctor. And Il any person manufactures OF SCH,
inch oil OF burning nuid not 80 Inspected ahd
k,.I d. fLis state or that has not been :" IN
.uectrl and marked n an safe for Illuminating Pur
BOSE. hr shall pay a ds not sEce,'iiHg pee hH"dred
LlLar. ,r b.. Imprisoned six months "a the County
i,iI upOn Indictment therefor.
Portland, Ne, April 81, ls1'. ml-"''h
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN tie District Co,Tf II he United States JVr ne
district II Maine.
Is rIE NArrIKoFJAMESC .PERRl RANKR'ff'
Notice q, hereby given that the second meeting
Of tie creditors OF laid Bankrupt VIII he hrid AZ
ia, ulict of Geo 4 Wilson at south Paris IN said
District on the gith day Of August, \. ID 10, 1e
f,r, john W May, Register in BANKRUPTCY Tor he
,u,uoSa- named ia the 21th section OF the bhnk
runiry act OF March 2ni, \. H. l~i..
ALFRED 4. ANDREWS Assignee
Wet Paris, August :, 1913. !!
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Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
PREPARED By

DIR. IL. :. FLINT 81 CO.,
Attheir Great Medicti Depot f5 4 l97 Broad
street, Providence, X. ]. marls-om
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Extract of Roots and Herbs which almost In
variably cure the following complaints -
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Compliant ahh
loss OF appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lasstmde. Low spirits, and Sinking sensation
cured At once.
Eruptions Pimples. Blotches, AMI all impurities
OF the blood bursting TIN ough the skin or Other.
wise cured readily by following the directions on
the bottle.
For Kidney. Bladder and Urinary arrangements
il has no equal; bottle viii convince the most
skeptcal.
Worms expelled from the system without the
least difficulty; few bottles are sufficient Tor the
most obstinate case 49, .
piles; one bottle has cured the most dlfncult
case when all other remedies failed.
Nervous difficulties, Neuralgia, Headache, Re,
eased Immediately.
Rheumatism, Swelled Joints, and all scrolula
Affections, removed, or greatly relieved by this
invaluable medicine.
| bronchitis, Catarrh, Commissions, and III sterics
cured or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing, Pain in the Lungs. sile and
Chest almost invariably cured by taking few
bottles of the Quaker Bitiers.
Female Difficulties, so prevalent among Ameri-
can ladies, Weld readily 10 this invaluable medi-
cine. the Quaker Bitters.
Bilious, Remittant aud Intermittant FeVers, so
prevalent in many parts OF our country completely
eradicatcd by the use of the Quaker Bltters.
The Aged lind Quaker Bitters just the article they
stand in need of in their declining years. IL quick
ems the blood and cheers the mind, and payes the
passage down the plane inclined.
No One can remain long unwell (nnless afflicted
with an incuTable dseasc,) alter taking lew bot
ties oil the Quaker Bitters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-26

The Human L connective should bc careful
u engineered otherwise II may run on the track
Of lile At amy moment. To keep is delicate inter
nal machinery ia pcrrcc, trina. or 20 pui 1t In good
working condition when out of orlcr. j. the pc
culiar province OF
Tarrant's : nervescent settler Aperieni.
The thoroughuc-s with which u cleans.s, without
irritating the bowels, the tone and yigor which ii
lmpaits to the stomach, it, appetizng effects, It,
cooling, refreshing operations IN isycr' the relief
II affords in headache, it, anti bilious properties
and it, superior merits - q general corrective
Justify the assertion THAI it is beyond all compar'
iSon the most valuable family medicine OF the
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ElIlljIlIj! j,s'lSs llH

WITH Eta gloomy attendants. low
w spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss OF semen, spsrna-
torrhua, loss of power, diITy head
loss OF memory, and threatened ina
pottnce, and imbecility, nnd sossr-
I'm cure in HUMPHREYS HOME
oPATIIIC SPECIFIC, No. TWENTY
T-GIIT. THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY t"ncA
~ Tie system, arrests the discharges, AM IN
ra-1s vi4-ur aud enemy. life and Ntaii'y 70 ua
lu,c. IS Isr package Of tive boxes and a large
,fl.ck Il very important in obstinate or OLD
,l,.-. or 81 Ior single box. Sold by ALL Drug
si-;s anl lent by mail on r,eiIt on prics A11ts7s
iIrvpUREYS' HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
% IO3 HHoApwaY. y. \. send for circular.
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srATG OF MAINE,

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Augusta, Aug. y, ls"i.i
IvPON the following townships OF hac's =.
| Iant moi liable 10 be Taxed In any town, tue
following assessments were made Tor C1nly lA1
of ls73 by the County CnmmlsslOnprs Ut utIoW
County ~ the May Term ls'J' VIZ 49,
Andovcr North surplus, 80.
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Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup. n Irotect
ed Solution of the PrOtOTtde or
iron. Is so combined as to hare
the character of an dtin'ent. as
e1siIU di1ested and dssiDihtdteG
9rifh the blood as the simplest
food. II increases the qu0nttty
Of Natures OWR Vit0tt-inV
10euf. Iron IN the blood, amt
cures ga thousand ills" simply
bU Tonil0 up, MUigOrdting dnI
TifaIi-in0 the System. The en-
,.iched and ritati<ed blood per-
meafes ecery part or me 0Ody,
repairing damages ana tcdste'
searching out morbid secre-
tions, and tearing nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret Of the Ton-
derfm success Ofthis remedy in
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rh9a, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating IN
a bad state of the blood, or dc-
companied by debility or ~ to'o
state offhe system. Being free
from IlcOhOt. in any form, its
energi<inJ effects are not fol-
Toured on corresponding redc-
ton. bit are permanent, tnftt-
sing strength, ri1Or. and neo
ire into al parts of the system,
and building up an Iron Con-
stitItiOH.
Thousands hare been changed
Or the use o|Nis remedy, from
qCeak, sickty, suffering cred--
lures. to strong. hedtthy, and
happy men and tComen; and
iurdiids cannot reasonably hes
itate to Dive 10 q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP JIOw,s IN the glass.
Pamphlets Tree.
SETH W. FowLe & SONS, ProprietOrs,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRucGIsrs GESERALLT.
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SOLD ALL DRUGGISTS.

WANTED AGE>Ts.-WoTthy the special notice oi
old and experienced canya>ser~ Those celebrated
steellins Ergraviugs, viz :-' Coles loydge 81
Iifs FOUR beautiful pictures repre- ,enting CHiLp.
noon Youth MANIioOp and Old ACEi now Of
f,.red bv canyassers for the first time. Price re-
duced To suit the masses; nothing Ike II ever OF
fele,I To the American public EXTRAORDINARY
terms and inducements. RJFull particulars free.
Address Il ID. RUSSELL, Pub. ~ COrnhill Boston.
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POULTRY WORLD.

a splendidy Illustrated Monthly deroted eHTe'F
=. p5yjfry i - 4 wear send 10 cents for speci.
men copy. Address POULTRY WORLD,
- -. IL ARIEnRD. COM.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

Upton. August IL, ISIS.
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NOnrOs ldent land lying 10 tho Nsfth lA-f' ~ lAd
town Of Greenwood, iurmury known Ny ne
name Of Rangley Grant,
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WA. CALDWELL, Troa
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Nou-Resident Taxes,

WINTHROP MATHEWS, Ira.
ngn.I y. rs
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THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
pnrtIand Kerosene OIL.

would inform the public iha! 'hey co"'i""eto
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Nonresident lands lying In the south pat Of the
tifeenw OOd, formerly kn"Sh by TIE name 81
phillips' Academy brant.
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SOUTII.

4 100000 fire occurred al Americas
Ga, on the night Of Oct. y.
The colorcd laborers at New Orlean.
have struck for an advance OF wages from
three to four dollars per day.
The following card appeared in the
Memphis papers of Oct 81:
The undersi gned desire TO announce To The gem
erou- people throughout the country, who have
come 70 our assistance with more than princcly
lihtraiify, that while, declared this day by cur
Board Of Health. yellow fever no longer exists
IN epidemic form, there -. nevertheless great
need Of funds for the l9UO persons now sick and
convalescing, and for the relief Of hundreds 81
families who have been lett destitute. and that re-
cessiiy Will no doubt continue to exist Tor many
weeks a. come ANY future contribution 81
money or supplies will be- thankfully received
and properly applied. Signed John Johnson,
Mayor: y J BuSDy, Chairman OF the Citizens
Relief Committee; a. y. LangstaN, President 81
tie Howard Association; \. J. FARMLAND, Sec
rotary Of Relief Association.
The various localities infected by yellow
fever furnished the following reports on
Oct. 81 In Memphis the disease had al.
mostentircly disappeared; incoming train.
were filled with returning citizens. and
the streets were again crowded with We
hcles and pedestrians. At Bainbridge
Ga. there were a number Of new eases
but the situation was considered NOR,
hopeful. At Shreveport. La. four deaths
At Marshall. Texas. no new cases report
ed. and Little Rock, Ark. entirely fire,
from the disease.
A New Orleans dispatch Of Nov. give
particulars of a horrible outrage commit
ted on a respectable widow lady ant
daughter in Colf;ix. Grant Parish. which
is charged upon the Metropolitan Polio
sent there by Lieut.. Governor Antoine.
The first returns from the Virginia cleo
tion indicate that the Conservative ticke
has been elected by a large majority. Tn,
election passed of quietly throughout th'
state.
New Orleans dispatches Of Nov. 4. Civ,
conflicting cvidcgcc regarding the allcgc,
outragcs in Grant Parish, heretofore pub
lished. One account denies. the other con
firms. the original statement.
The election of Ames in Mississippi wa
claimed by 1900 majority.
The Memphis Industrial Exposition i
announced to open on Nov. Is. to hold til
the 10th Of December.
In the election recently held for Dep
uties to the Prussian Diet the Liberals gail
twenty seats.
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rOREIs.N.

King John Of Saxony died at Pluitz,
Oct. %. He j. succeeded by his eldest son.
the Duke of Saxony.
There was another panic on the Vienna
Boursc, Oct. 30
A Madrid dispatch OF Oct. 81 says that
the government troops besieging Carriage
ma had been reinforced by 5000 men.
The court of st. James has gone into
mourning for three weeks on account Of
the death Of the King of saxony.
The trial Of the I'ichborc claimant has
been adjourned until November II, when
il Is expected that important witnesses will
have arrived from America.
A special dispatch from Sicily to the
London Duly Nccs reports that the vol
cano of Etna is in a state of violent crup-
ton. The outbreak is accompanied by
earthquakes. Portions Of the crater have
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

John Sinclair. man said 10 be one hun
bred and live years old, was killed at Fort
Wayne recently by being struck by the
Chicago fast train while lac was attempting
10 cross the track.
Mike McCoolc has been held 10 bail In
the sum of $4,000 for the killing OF Pat
scy Manly in ~. Louis. on Oct. 20.
Areported disturbance and riot at Cen
treylle. Ind. recently, on account OF the
removal Of the county seat, is without any
foundation in fact.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has grant
ed new trial 10 Chris. Rafferty,, who
murdered the policeman who had war
rant for his arrest At Chicago about year
and half ago, and who has twice been
convicted and sentenced TO be hanged for
the crime.
In Wisconsin, Taylor. Democratic and
Liberal candidate for Governor. is elected
over Washburn by from 5000 10 5000 ma
jorty.
Minnesota elects Davis, Republican, for
Governor.
At the recent municipal election in Chi
cago the Peoples ticket. headed by Colvn
for Mayor, was elected by a majority of
from 5000 to = ZOO over the Citizens tick
ct. headed by Bond, present acting Mayor.
The victorious party favored the repeal OF
the Sunday liquor law.
Detroit gives Motiat. Republican candi-
date for Mayor, from $4,000 To 1900 ma
jority.
The firm of Sterling Price & Co.. cotton
brokers at 81. Louis. made an assignment
on Nov. 3.
A Kansas City dispatch of Nov. ,. says
that the opposition in Kansas claimed to
have secured majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature. The returns We're very
incomplete.
In the Wisconsin Legislature the oppo-
sition will have decided majority on joint
ballot.
The Republican majority in Minnesota
will be from 1000 to s.OO0.
A Chicago dispatch Of Nov. ) says
Reports from the elections in twenty-seven
counties of this State show the Farmers
ticket elected in fifteen, Republican in ten.
Democratic in two.
a salt Lake dispatch of Nov. ) says ;
There is a discouraging outlook for the
coming winter. financially. But little bull
lion has been moved since the Eastern
panic. \ private bank suspended this
morning. the result of which is money
tighter than ever.
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The New York house Of lIoyt, Spaguc
q Co.. suspended payment Oct.3O. Also.
the houses Of Mailman. Schmidt q Co.,
and Lloyd, Hamilton q Go. There were
several other failures announced on the
same day in Philadelphia and other East
cn cities.
The trial of Edward :. Stokes, i'm New
York City, for the murder Of James Fisk
Jr., terminated At noon on Oct. %. Judge
Davis charge to the jury occupied three
hours. The jury were out several hours.
and at 1925 came into court and returned
verdict OF Manslaughtcr in the Third De
gree. The Judge then sentenced Stokes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14
Browns BroncniaI Irocnes for Coughs
and Colds.

ACOUGH. COLD OF SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention. and sAould De Check
Cd II allowed to continue. IEnII ArIoS ~ THs
IL Sos PERMANENT THEoAr AFFECTION. o. -
IScrRARLK LrxG DISEASE is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TEOCHEs.
Having direct influence on the parts give imuiett
a,c relief. For BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. CATAnEu. t-N-
srwPrIyE AND THEosr DISEASES, IEocnss are lss-i
tcafh alnays good sIccess.
srxGREs AND prBrrc srEAKHi-s
VIII End TEocllrs useful ia clearing the voice Eher
tx en- before Singing Speaking. and relieving the
throat after an unusual exerion 81 the vocal organs
Obtain only "BEowS's BEoSCHfAL TEociKs. aud
do not take any OF the worthless imttOLs that may
be offered. Sold erervuhere.
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CURRENT NEWS.
WARRINGTON.

w. Alexander, of Washington, the
largest individual depositor With JAY
Cooke q Co., in that city. has declined To
accept the proposition made by that firm
fora settlement. assigning. among other
reasons, that his repeated applications for
a copy OF the detailed statement OF their
affairs. either were not noticed or Tor some
reason had been eyadcd
The Modocs now at Fort Mcpherson
are TO be remoyedto a permanent location
with the Guapaws on the Neosho River.
I'm the extreme northeastern corner OF the
Indian Territory.
Several bands of Sioux having recently
cruelty raided on the Pawnees and other
friendly tribes, the matter has been made
the subject of consultation between the
Interior and War Departments, and orders
have been given by the latter that all Sioux
found off their reservation with hostile in
tent be punished.
Following are the estimates of expendi-
ture for the legislative branch of the Fed
erll Government for the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1875: Salaries of senators. S555.-
W.. HnulOT pay VI oiilNtlN iiiN 'i'f'i'g e VI
the senate. Sl4i,000; for contingent ex-
penses, Sl99OO0; for salaries of members
of the House, S2,iO0,OOO; for salaries of
officers and employees, S2ls.0oO; contin-
gent expenses. S2G7 900. One cause of in
crease is that the number of members of
the House now is POP. instead OF 245, a
under the old apportionment.
The report of the Commissioner-Gene-
raj of the Land Office shows that l2,523.-
600 more acres have been surveyed this
year than last. and S.095.0O0 acres more
have been sold than the previous year.
The Comptroller of Currency has ap-
pointed receiver for the National Bank
ing Association of New Orleans. on the
ground of over-certilication of checks
when the money was not on deposit. The
authority 10 appoint a receiver for this
cause has been rarely exercised
The seventh call for the redemption OF
5-20 bonds Of 1862 was issued Nov. !.
The following is the public debt state
ment for November:
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Thirty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP "a fhe prcscrtp.
lion Of one Of he best Female PLY scau- ana Nurses
IN the United States and has been used for th.rty
years with nevcrialing safety snd success By MIN.
ions 0fmoth.rs and children. from the feeble infant
Of week old 20 the adult. IL corrccts acdlty az
the stomach. relieves Wind collie. regulates the bo~
els. and gives rest, health and comfort mother alb
ch-ld. We believe II 10 be the Best ana urcs Rene
iy IN the World In all cases 81 DYsENrEEV AMI
DfAElaIGsA ~ CHILDREN. whether j. arises from
Terth.nEor from any other cause fui. directions
fer using viii accompany each botie. Neu- Genuine
unless tie facsimile Of CURTIS d PEREINs Is gn
ihe outside wrapper.
SOLD NJ ALI MEDICINE DEALERS.