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KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Quacks and lmposters.

NO Cnafge TOT 11uVIce anu CUnsuIa10n..
DR.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate Jefferson Medical
works, can be consulted on all diseases of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or OF how
long standing A practice Of 80 years enables
him to treat disease with success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable Those at dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10 Cents.
J.B. DYOTT, N. D., Physician and Surgeon.
tO4 Duane St. New York. .,
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BAD FOR THE ExPosIrIoN.-It will
probably deter some people from attend
ing the international Exposition at
Vienna to learn that not only does the
the small pox prevail in hat overcrowd-
Ell capital to an alarming extent. but
that twenty-five cases of sporadic chol-
era were taken to the public hospital,
on Thursday five of which proved
fatal.
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Republican.
COMMISSION REVOKED.

Some Of the Commissioners appoint
ed BIZ our Government to look after
the interest of the United States at
Vienna. il has been ascer ,ained i'm
madiatelY became the msre agents of
private 50 eculators, seeking to have
their ages ground at the Exposition.
Tbs President at once suspended the
ntirs commission, with General Van
Buren, at the head, and thus the coun-
try was saved from scandal and disgrace.
It is hamiliating to reflect that these
men instea of honorably representing
their country should at once engage
in mercenary transactions, and not
only bring infamy on themselves, but
iniure the good name Of the nation be-
fore the World.
Secretary Fish has appointed, in the
place of General Van Buren, and his
assistants, new commission with au-
thority to fill up the commission to the
number authorized by law by selecting
Americans now IN Vienna. The new
commission, but which Is not complete,
is as follows LeGrand B. Cannon,
Theodore Roosevelt, of New York
Charles s. Pang, Of Pittsburg; Jack
son S. Schultz, William II. Aspinwall,
James Renwick and William I. Blod-
gett. The first three named are now
in Vienna, and others are expected
there within two days. The new COM
mission is instructed to take full charge
of American interests at the exhibition,
IN represent in every respect the
United States Government
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-04-30

FREMONT ALL RIGHT BY a re-
cent decision of the u S. Supreme
Court the FL Paso Railroad is entitled
to Grant of 68,000,00O acres which
was given it by the Legislature Of
Texas, bat which it afterwards attempt
ed to annui. This immense tract, wi h
the exception of 100000 acres passes
to the Texas Pacific Railroad, which
purchased the franchise of the Ell Paso
road The 00,000 acres are set aside
for the payment of he bonds that
have recently agitated the French
Courts, and which had got J G. Ere
mont who made sale of them in France.
into such hot water. This of course
rescues Fremont from all difficulties.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-04-30

GOOD OUT OF NAZARETH. the
special election for Mayor of MiIwau-
kee, held Tuesday of last week, the
free and untrammeied voters of the
city obtained a glorious victory in the
election of Harrison Ludington, a
staunch Republican and a sound man
generally, over his regular democratic
opponent, L. &. KelloggEby over 1900
majority. This is proud result, and
shows what good the Independent vot-
efs Of Milwaukee can accomplish
when they wake up.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-04-30

PRESIDENTIAL Tour. = President
6rant Is on tour Tout West" The
President and party arrived at Denver,
Colorado. on Saturday and remained
until Monday morning, when the party
left on a special train for Golden, Black
hawk and Central City, returning in
the evening. The president started
East, via, Omaha on Tuesday
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lion. Horace Ruolee, U. S. Minis.
ter to Switzerland. arrived in New
York on the I'D inst, and is expec-
ted to reach his former home at Mad
'son, the early part of this week
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TOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK. ANY
7 person. old or young, ofether sex, can make from
SO to $50 per week home iu with 9TH
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New Internal Revenue Regulations.

On the 10th day of May, 1878, the
United States Internal Revenue As
SCISSOR and Assistant Assessors transfer
and turn over the papers and books of
their offices to the Collector of internal
Revenue. All returns, and reports
will thereafter be made to the Collector
and his deputies All special taxes on
and after May 80, 1878, will be
paid by stamps denoting the tax. Said
stamps must be kept posted up in some
conspicuous place where the business
is done. A failure so to do will sub
ject every offender to a penalty equal
to his tax and costs.
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The htty-fourth anniversary of Odd
Fellowship was generally celebrated
Friday
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WOODARD e HULL,
General Commission Merchants,
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
Woodland s. Hull.

HAVE JUST OPENED AN lNTELLI-
IL gence Office in their store on the cor
ner of Washington and Main Sts., Water.
town, Wis, west side, for the purpose OF
satisfying long felt need in this commune
ty by employers and employees, so that all
parties wanting help can be supplied in kind
and quality as needed, and those in want of
good places of employment can End tie
same without delay or loss of time by eav-
ing their namesand places of residence, ETC.,
etc., with US. We will do our best to give
satisfaction to all parties concerned. Terms
reasonable.
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A NTNnS everywhere to sell our and
AULly i y novel EmbI oidering Machine send
WANED GiTiuaf to the Rro mS
way, New York.
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Mr.. Greeley's Contemporaries
Many Eminent Men

This work is, in short, the great bograph-
ico-historical work Of the times. 1t is the
great literary success of the times. Every
intel Iigent man and woman will have it.
Orders are already coming in in such way
as to show they will soon begin to pour.
Mechanically it is the handsomest book
published, being profuse!y and elegantly
illustrated with about 40 engravings in
cludiEg portraits, also a steel engraving of
Mr. Greeley, which is the most pleasing
and natural of any yet misunderstanding
q volume of over soc ROYAL octave pages
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-04-30

The New Elastic Truss. An important
Invention 1t retains the rupture at all times, and
under the hardest exercise severest strain 1t is
worn with comfort and if kept on night and day, eff
facts n permanent cure in few weeks. Sold cheap,
and sent by mail when requested circulars free when
ordered by letter sent to the Elastic Truss Co., No.
Csc Br-adway n. Y. City. Nobody uses Metal Spring
Trnsscs to painful they slip off too frequently.
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BON-TON FILTRATION SIGNALS,

Sent on receipt of rs cts. Unique Printing and Pub
fishing House, So Vesey Street, New York.
The BeeEyvith $40 Portable Family
Sewing Machine, on 30 Days Trial;
many aly antages over all Sat isfacton guaranteed
or SO refunded. Sent complete, with full direc-
tons Beckwith Sewing Machine Co, S62 Broadway
n Y.
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THE pARLOR COMPANION.

Every Lady wants one!
Every Man ought TO have one
Sent on re. eipt Oft Cents Address, L. F. HYDE
& Co, 1876 Seventh Avenue, New York.
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y
NtCIlneIs's 90
Retail llquor Dealers. $500
Wholesale liquor dealers. 100 90
Retail dealers In malt liquors.. 1000
Wholesale dealers in malt liquors., so 90
Manufacturers of cigars. ..... 1000
Dealers in leaf tobacco, ................ $500
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, ........ SEQ 90
And for annual sales over$l 900 for
every 81 over 1000. so
Dealers IN manufactured tobacco. 500
Manufacturers of tobacco. 1000
Brewers "a nual nlanufacture), less
than 500 barrels ....-... 5000
Brewers, not less than 500 barrels. 100 90
Tobacco pedlers, with one horse. 1900
Tobacco peddiers, with two horses. $500
Tobacco peddlers, with more than
two horses......... .................... 5000
Tobacco peddlers, travelling on foot,
etc ~ . 10 Nn
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SECRETARY RIeHAspsox,s yrrus.


Secretary Richardson, in conversation with
representative Of the Associated Press yester-
Gay, IN reference 10 the ability OF the United
States 70 wage successful war with Spain should
IL be found necessary 10 resort TO arus SAID
"Should such a course be determined amor IN.
Treasury department is fully prepared We have
enough money 10 commence with, but exactly
as 10 what will be done afterwards depends
upon the proloneatiOn OF q war, though have
no doubt il would be OF short duration. A.
Congress will be here in two weeks, it 10 very
certain that there will be no difficulty in raising
all the means we want. A war Of course will De-
eSpt nsive, as IL requires large sums of money
10 move armies and tt out ships, but we are
equal TO the emergency"
TIE MEETING IN BALTIMORE.
Inc mass meeting at Maryland Institute last
mght OF citizens who favor free Clhs and
national Intervention was the largest and most
enthusiastic held In Baltimore since koSSnth'.
reception. Every part OF the immense hall was
crowded, and hundreds were turned away TN
able TO gain Abundance Col. r. NJ. Merger
PRESIDED. Speeches were made BY Col. Yercer
VIZ: Preston, III. X. Hobbs, Charles A. Evans
ana Col. A. L. Stone, of louisiana Resolution
we're adopted by reclamation cOndemning The
insult TO the flag; denouncing the butchery that
followed; declaring il the duty of the govern
ment TO make immediate demand for the sur
render OF the survivors, the surrender OF the
spanish butchers, the surrender of the Cir-
eTlus, and the occup alton Of Cuba until repa-
fsuon Is made TO the families OF the slam.
me recognition OF the belligerent rirhts OF
Cuba, sc. "
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Tneed. the ConNIci.

THE JURY UNANIMOUS FROM TIE FIRsr
INV YORK, November 20.-TweAd vas en-
gagged last night in ad listing his business afiars
he refused 20 see bat very few friends, and IL
believed TO have stayed al night at the Metro
polItsn hotel. IL IL understood that his coun-
sci are planning 10 have the proceedings Of the
court set aside, IL possible, without taking the
case TO the court OF appeals. An Opinion of
Judge Davis. delivered at the FIRST trial, is pre-
sented to the effect that the prisoner can be
sentenced only on one count. Adolph Oppar
the second Juror, stated in conversation last
evening that from the time the Jury went ont
they were all an favor of conviction. bnt differ
ed a. tOlpoiDts Of law. David Palmer the fore
man. stated that had any any one Of the iury
been disposed 20 receive a bribe IL would Ia ve
been impossible, they were 80 closely guard
first, N'N
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Dizziness of the Iron Trade.


fHiLADKIPHIA, November 20.-Tbe annual
meeting of the American iron and steel associ-
anon was held to-day-Samuel j. Reeves. pres
ldent, in the chair. The secretary, u NJ
SWank, submitted q statistical report, embrac-
ing general review of the iron trade IL states
the whole business; the prices of iron have De
chned, reaching in some lines far below the
cost OF production. At the beginning of No
vember fully one-third of the furnaces and mills
we're idle, and by the end of the month half OF
the furnaces will be blown out. The rail mills
are bare OF orders. Stocks of pig iron are aeon
mnlating. with no sale at any price. Thousands
OF IRON workers are out of work, and those en-
ployed have accepted a reduction of Is per
cent. in wages. Under the circumstances il is
proper 10 consider whether il is wise to longer
continue the arrangement for the importation
Oh foreign iron, twice repealed BY Congress
within four years, by reducing the duties. An
increase OF duty on pig iron from $500 TO 80 par
ton, and proportionately in other classes woald
be wise measure of relief by Congress. BETTER
reduce the revenue than have cold and hunger
IN the houses of American workingmen.
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Foreign Notes.

SPECIR FOR NEW YORK..
LONDON, Move mhcr 90.-Three thOr sand dol
lars in bullion were shipped from Liverpool for
New York to-day. Three thousand dollars were
also sent 20 Portland.
EARLY WINTER IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 20.-Tbe river
Neya is frozen over. heavy snow storm has
occurred in this section of Russia.
PRESIDENT s'NAHoN WON'T ACCEPT HIs
CABINETS RESIGNATION.
PARIS, November 90.-Immediately after the
adjournment of the assembly last night, the
members Of the cabinet waited upon President
MacMahOn and rendered their designations.
He refused TO accept them, and begged the
ministers to retain their Offices until new cabi-
net is formed.
The HAGUE, November 20.-The govern
ment has received intelligence that the Dutch
ekpedltion has left Batavla for Acheene.
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~ Another clergyman OF the Church ofEng-
iand Rev. y. X. NATHAN, has Joined the Roman
Oatholics. A good part of his congregation
SIT is the "War Cloud" that certain papers
no. display in big type. The ''Fire Fiend''
ana FINANCIAL Panic" have been put in their
cases.
DNictor Emanuel wears a moustache so
long that, as he rides. it floats back like the
waving locks Of q young girl. His beard also
reaches to his breast.
NWith four Oranges in operation or at least
perfecting their organization, the Patrons OF
hold In Maine.
IA couple at Glidden, low q, lately married
themselves In the presence of church and con-
greganon, simply Announcing their intentions
and kissing each other.
"A Boston club u said to have expelled Q
member recently, for admitting, for the sake of
argument only, that Lake Superior might be
larger than Jamaica pond,
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MCMAHON PRESIDENT FOR SEVEN YEARS
EXCITEMENT IN PARIs.-In the French Assem-
bly, last night there was a tumultuous session
Depeyre, member of the Right, moved AL
amendment 70 the report of the committee on
prOlongation providing that McMahon's powers
be prolonged seven years, indie pendently OF the
adoption of the constitutional bills which, after
opposition, was adopted. motion was then
made by the Right that committee of thirty
be appointed TO report on the constitutions
bills. The motion Was adopted by a majority
of sixty-eight. There is much excitement in
Paris over the result.
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IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
No Executions since the sth Instant

1t can be stated, on Official Information from
Havana, that there have been no executions
at Santiago de Cuba since the sth instant. The
total number Of executions Of persons from the
yirsinius was ffty-th
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SHARKEY's EscAPE.-Wm. j. Sharkey, who
was awaiting a new trial for killing Dunn,
escaped from the New York Tombs YESTERDAY
Mrs. Wesley Alien, an acquaintance of Shar
key, who was visiting the prison, was found in
his cell. Maggie Gordon, the mistress of Shar-
key, who furnished him with female attire by
which he effected his escape, was arrested last
evening and lodged in the Tombs.
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The Hard Time. 4. x.r..,

FAIIEksOh, \. D., November ~ = The
Rogers and Grant locomotive works have in
formed the committee Of the Board OF Alder
men that they are willing TO resume operations
81 once " the men now unemployed Win agree
hoped the Dauforfh works will also resume,
and that 500 men may be set TO work next
week. The Mayor and Aldermen have called
q public meeting for Monday night next 20
consider plans for city work.
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ANOTHER MINING DIsAsTER.-By an eKplo-
SION OF sulphur in mines near fremont. Penn.
seven men were terribly burned about the face
and head, and John Williamson was instantly
killed, causing intense excitement among the
women and children collected around the en-
trance to the mine awaiting tidings of fathers
and brothers Frustrated far under ground, be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-20

A SERIES OF BOILER TESTS, under the super.
vision of the government commission, were
commenced yesterday, eight miles from Pitts
burg. The first test was with an ordinary
boiler, single riveted. When the steam was
raised to about eighty pounds pressure the safety
valve gave way, owing to the defective manner
Of Its insertion. Further trial was postponed
until to daY.
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FEMALE Posi- OFFICE CLERKs.-With the
exception of solitary lady emeloyed some years
ago as delivery clerk at the ladies' window OF
the New York post Office, that institution has
exclusively employed men. An innovation was
however, made Tuesday by the appointment OF
Mrs. General Buell. and a Mrs. Chubb uck to
clerkships in the searchers, department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-20

BLAZE, the late president of the Mercantile
National Bank of New York, is to be relieved OF
the charges of defalcation, which are now re-
duced down to accusations OF lending the bank 5
money to sewing machine company, of which
his brother was president. The company is
hopelessly bankrupt, but the loans are said to
be secured bv good cOllaterals.
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THE CENTENNIAL.-Hon. Alfred Gosh0rn
director general of the United States centennial
communication to the governors or every state
and territory in the Union, soliciting co-opera-
ton in getting up state boards for the purpose
OF securing thorough representation in the ex-
hibitiOn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-20

VERY PROPER LYNCH LAVA son of Mr.
Joseph Smith, man grown, was taken from his
nome at Fnley's Mill, Brown county. Ind, and
severely switched with hickory switches, on
charge of whipping his mother. The elder
Smith was also treated to the same dish for per
missing such an unfilial preceedino
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THE MoRDRcAI-MCCARTY DUEL.-Yesterday
the case OF Page McCarty, charged with killing
John b. Mordecai in a duel. was called in the
police court DR.. Cullen, however, testified that
he was unable to attend, owing to the condition
OF his wound, and the case was, therefore, con
tinued by Justice White until the 18th of De-
cember.-Richnlold Whin. NoremLsr 1911.
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SOMEBODY TO BLAME AT LAsT.-The inves-
ugation OF the Canadian steamer Bavarian dis
aster shows that the gear for lowering the life
boats was insufficient The crew were undis-
ciplined, and II any orders were given by the
captain after the fire broke out they were I'M
heard or unheeded.
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A PRAIRIE FIRE-On Saturday last a de-
structye prairie fire swept over large area OF
country about sixty miles from Atchison, X an.
and continued during Monday. About miles
OF ties on the central branch of the railroad
were burned, and several small bridges CON
sumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-20

IN THE CHICAGO BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
score of i0e to $40 in AZ innings. The game last
night between j. Dion and Bessenger was won
by Dion In the seventh first innings. Bessen-
ger made 1856.
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Wall street To tIav

NEW YORK, November 2O.-Money active to-
day at ON call. Foreign exchange was ad-
vanced to 10I for prime bankers sixty DAYS
sterling, with actual business at IO6 aIO7. The
nominal rate for demand remains at los, with
sales at los, a1OS%.
Gold declined to los and afterwards ad-
vanced to 1O9 q. The carrying rates were s.
and per cent. Government bonds are quiet
and in the main firm, the decline in gold being
offset by the improvement in prices in the Lon
don market.
Stocks opened strong and prices advanced
TO ? up TO end of first call. About that time
prices commenced TO recede, and at noon
showed reaction OF i 10 per cent, but the
gain in legal tenders by the banks started
the market up again, and the high
est prices were subsequently realized
A well distributed business was done, but in
Western MON, Lake Shore, New York Central
Northwestern Common and Wabash the
transactions we're especially large. At the
beginning OF the one O'Clock call the mar ket
was streng, but afterwards became weak and
declined al per cent. State bonds dull: sales
amounting to only S23 900.
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POrfIs or the Fisheries

ONE HUNDRED AND FIfTY-Two LIVES Lost IN
yKAk-
BosroS, November pa dispatch recount
ing the disasters to the Gloucester fehing Meet
during the past year says one hundred and
6fty-two lives have been ioet, and tventy-foar
vessels, OF an Aggregate tonnage OF N, and
$4,000 In value, have been swallowed IN in
the waves.