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TEL RMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

fessed allegiance TO everything within the last
twelve years, which has broken every pro-
fession, which has shown itself to be un-
scrupulo u.s. tricky and dishonest.
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To Re Lei.

NyHE chamber In secono story on the corner of
Il Cross and Middle SITS. Apply to
HENRY DEERING,
my31tf No. 65 Exchange st.
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a BOUT February first the Stores and Chambers
"A on Union ST., occupied by Caldwell &
Hodsdon, and Whitney & Thomas. Apply to
ja11dtf ST. JOHN SMITH.
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To Lei.

n GOOD rents at Woodford's Corner. Possession
Il given Immediately Inquire of
j. H. REED,
au6d2w*ttf WoOdford's Corner.
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To Let.

A TENEMENT cont ining eight rooms with Se-
n bago. Apply to JOHN W. Low, corner of
Middle and Deer Streets audit
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CONDITIONS
All these purses for trotting mile heats best
in 5. in harness, under the the national rules.
Rule 2, g. 8, Z, II, 26. 49, 80 and Sc particularly
will be enforced
When eight or more horses start, the distance
will be one hundred and fifty yards.
AS many as four must enter, and three start in
every race, except for three years old.
Races may be postponed on account of bad weather.
Entries close at o'clock m. Monday. Sept. 20,
and must be addressed to SAMNEL WAssoN
Secretary, at the Preble House, Portland.
Entry fees, 10 cent. of purse, one half to be
with the entry to be forfeited If the horse does
not sarr aud the other half to paid before start
ing in the race
sepSd&wtd36 SAMUEL WATSON, Sec'y.
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A CONVENIENTLY Arranged Tenement, con-
n tanning rooms, wood room, &c. Gas aud
Sebago water. Inquire at
aug2Sdtf 81 WINTER STREET.
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TO LET.
To Let.
To Let.

ID OOMS to let, furnished or unfurnishei, No. 4
III Cotton St., second door from Free Street
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WANTS..
AOOm wanted

A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM with or with
"A ont board for single gentleman absent from
the city about half Of the time. Address
seSdlw* P. o. BOX 1912.
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BOARD.
AOard.

nNE or two boarders can be accommodated with
~ pleasant .oOms at 4i6 Cum berland street, cor
ner OF Green also to let with board pleasant front
chamber unfurnshed With ide room and large closet
attached. se4dlw%
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THE PRESS.

Fer Senators.
Androscoggin. BENJAMIN F. STURGIS.
cor,a CHARLES B. JORDAN.
Cumpeiiaiu.. HUMPHREY COUSINS,
PHILANDER rOLMAN,
v JAMES BAILEY.
Franknh' ..''. +. s KEYES.
Hahcoeh'..'r JOSEfH Il. HINCKLEY,
1o, WILLIAM w BRAGDON.
kenneoec.' ALBERT G. FRENCH,
JOHN WOODBURY..
Knox; .'.... MOSES WEBSTER.
dneoih. d1 -" FRANKLIN L. CARNEY,
oxiord' '.'... JOHN P. SWASEY,
SAMUEL d WADSWORTH.
fenoDscol'. '.GEORGE r. THURLOUGa,
Joseph S. WHEELWRIGHT,
THOMAS ]. PEAKEs,
ALEXANDER WEBB,
Piscataaus... o. BROWN
Sagadahoc =. THOMAS w. HYDE.
Somerset' WILLIAM u. STEVENS,
ABEL PRESCOTT.
washington. SAMUEL N. CAMPBELL,
VIM. j. CoRTHELL.
Waldo. .....t. FRED. ATWOOD
P. RICHARDSON.
York. ........,. IVORY LORD.
URANUS o. BRACKETT,
USHER B. THOMPSON.
Fer County Commissioners.
Ambrose ggin. LUTHER PERKINS,
Cumberland. JOHN L. SWIFT
Franklin. J. ..ORIN HALL.
Hancock. -. .LEMUEL I. DORR.
KeDnebec. a. FLBRIDGE G. dODGDON.
Knox. .......i. W. H. TITCOMB.
Lincoln. DAVID CHAMBERLAIN.
Oxford. ...s.e. JOSEPH L. CHAPMAN.
Penobscof. ~. HIRAM STEVENS
Pscataquis. !. LEONARD HILTON.
Saga,iahoc. j. ROBERT P CARR.
Somerset. :. u. GEORGE FLINT.
Washington. >. LEONARD J. FISHER.
Waldo. .......A. b. CLARK.
York. .......... JAMES F BRACKETT.
For Treasurer.
Androscoggin. ALEXANDER r. MERRILL.
Cumberland. :. OLIVER d. DIXIE.
Franklin. -. DAVID Il. KNOWLToN.
Hancock. LUTHER LORD;
Lincoln. o .......Si ego. s .IIaL L. aALI.
Oxford. CHRISTOPHER C. CUSHMAN.
PsnoeseOt HYRAGE j. NIGKERs0N.
Sagadahoc. WIN. B. TAYLOR.
Somerset. ......H. c. HALL
Washington. .IGNATIOS SARGENT.
Waldo. ........GEO. u. MCCRiLLIS
York. ..........E. 81. BANKS.
For Judge of Probate.
Androscoggin GEORGE C. WING.
Cum berland HENRY Z. PEABODY.
Franklin. .... HORACE B. PRESCOTT.
Oxford. ......AUGUSTUS H. WALKER.
For Register of Probate.
Cumberland. WILLIAM K NEAL.
Franklin. ..JAMES B. SEVERY.
For Clerk of Courts.
Androscoggin. DANIEL P. ATWOOD.
Cumberland. DANIEL W. FESSENDEN.
Oxford. d.........JAMES s. WRIGHT.
Sagadahoc. -. JOSEPH M. HAYES.
FOr sheriff.
Androsceggin. THOMAS LIrTLEFIELD.
Hancock. -. AUGUSTUS R. DEVEREUX,
Somerset. -. MOSES FRENCH.
For County Attorney.
Androscoggn. WALLACE H. WHITE.
Franklin. ELIAS FIELD.
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To Rent.

MICE and pleasant rooms to let at 217 Cumber-
IN land street, without board.
sepldtf MRS. ALONZO BUTLER.
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BOarders Wanted.

MFRS. MATHEWS has taken the well known
now prepared furnish board, likewise table board
rooms to let, furnished unfinished with board
There is desirable rent for small family to let at
the same place. aug27dtf
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TO let.

EURNISHED Front Rooms.
l. J26 IL CONGRESS- STREET.
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Furnished House to be Let.

SITUATED on State street. Very desirable. In
- quire of SW. Robinson, or Byron D. Verrill. at
205 Middle street. aug23tt
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TO LET.


o. TO LET-House on Lowell Street five
@l:.;I rooms, Sebago water Rent eight dollars per
EssN month. Possession given Sept 10. Inquire
of G w BURNHAM, 1891 Congress st, or THOMAS
FROTHINGHAM, Saw Deneist, Temple st.
sea dlw*
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HOusekeeperS take Notice

HAVE your furniture upholstered at your homes,
IL and mattresses made over in good style by
MRS ALLACE, 62A YORK street
VII make CoushOns and Draperies at nv rooms.
aug26 I'm Mr. J.WAaILACE,
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Something New,

~OImetnlhS new.
I AIDES send your address to 81 Spring ST., and
~ have the agent Of the Ladies' Easy Cutting and
work Table call and show this gem Of the work
room Patterns cut free Tuesday to test the system
mar 10 tt
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summer BOarderS.

Summer BOarderS.
few Summer Boarders will be taken by the day
or week at Norton's Botel, East Baldwin. This
house is delightfully."- located on the line OF the P. q
o. r. l.. and only 25 miles from Portland.
q. II. MORTON.
REFEREN CEs IS. C. Strout, ESQ.,, Hon. Bion
Bradbury, C. F. Libby, ESQ.,, A. L. Dresser, Esq,
Gen. c. p. Mattocks, Col. A. W. Bradbury. just
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THE REVISED 4. = STATUTES

The new revised statute. Of the United
States upon careful examination. are
found To he full Of errors. utterly unr,-
liable and worth only what the volume,
will bring collectively. as 20 much waste
paper. The law which authorized the
President to assign an acting chief to n
bureau; the law which al.
lowed whisky to fatigue par.
ties in certain cases; the law which
made beans part of the army RI.
ton; the law which forbids the drawing
Of government check, TO hearcr: the law
which fixed the First Assistant i'm tbc
Ordnance Bureau. which defined tho du.
ties of certain clerk, in the War Depart.
ment. have all been omitted. The law
touching the retirement of army officer.
has been materially and vitality
changed and leaves no option
with the President in retiring Off
GERS under certain circumstances. One
of the anomalies ofthc new codilication
Is tho right Of the President to appoiut
WV anu 'll'-lllh t'Nlcl> 10 llc Military
Academy every year. On examination
of the codiiication, it is found that the
marginal and paginal references do not
Hiimjer ." o6sG6ietss antGi useless old stat.
utcs have been carefully compiled; for
instance, militiaman must appear upon
parade, fortified with match lock, n
port fire, q certain number Of hint. and a
pair of bullet moulds.
These are only few Of the omissions.
insertions and errors which have been
discovered in the revised statutes" and
which make the ten thousand copic.
printed by the government source of
amusement 10 the curious, and an evil
dcnce Of inexcusably loose legislation.
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Tho cry Of "the Halliday clique" Is be-
Ing raised against Mr.. Morris. amditi be-
ing charged that the BULLETIN has been
D'iaced 10 support him.
There never was q more unjust charge
than this--uniust both to Mr. Morris and
the BULLETIN. We know that Can't.
Halliday discouraged Mr.. Morri, from be-
coming candidate, and We are sure that.
II IN Mr.. Morris election we could see
any evil that might result to the city from
the influence of Capt. Halliday or any
other man, We would oppose hi, election;
but we know that Nj Morris. if elected.
VIII DO all in his power, regardless of
Whatever Influence, 10 advance the In
tcrcNts Of the city.
Nr. Halliday j. not at home and will
not be- we are informed, until after tbo
erection lie Is taking no part in the
canvass whatever. lie ha- certainly
hel'her uIrcctly nor indirectly done any,
llilng TO i0dnee the BULLErrS 10 .unnnrt
Mr. Morris. We advocate the claims or
'lIa' gentleman with a full knowledge of
the fact that if he were elected and
could iniurc the paper in any way. and
Capt Halliday could influence him. fine
BULLETIN would De injured. Our oppo-
sltion TO Mr.. Wilson for County Com.
missioner deprived NJ Of the patronar.
Of Capt. Halliday, and Of the patronage
Of several institutions and friend, ;''but
10 hr'hIy are We convinced that the clcc-
'loh OF Mr.. Winter would be misior-
tuhc to the city, We would work for the
election OF Mr. Morris if We knew the
influences that might be brought to bear
upon INN would induce him 70 work 70
pre"h us down, even il we had the knowl-
case That hi influence thus cycrtod
"o"la be sufficient 10 accomplish the
object lac had in view. Wv
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RIO W DNISN,

Wepublish elsewhere m these columns
an account Of the disgraceiul scene tina,
occurred in the lllinoi, House of Repre.
-enta'iyc' last saturday. Nothing in the
history OF carpetbag legislation nj the
south can De compared to it. II stands
out unique and alone. Who /, to blame ;
Mr. Jones, Of 10 Dayic., Republican.
was guilty Of the first act OF violence.
when he flung a volume OF Barclay. hi.
gest at the head Of Mr.. Platter. Of Hardin
Sung to madness. Mr.. Platter seized n
lumber aud would have hurled
u az the head Of Mr.. lone.
II he lad not heeu restrained. Tho con.
n'lon that Resulted wa, shameful and
the Speaker wa, justified in adIonrning
the House. If lac had not done 81 bo
Consequences Of the row caupo, ho g,o,s-
ed. There can be suggested no cxcrso
Tor the act OF Mr.. Connolly and L.
when they attempted to u,urp tho chair
and organic little Legislature OF moi,
own.
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CkaneerY Notice.

STATE or llLiSpIa, ALEXANDER COUNTY, Prs.
In the CIouit Domt--May term, 4. y 10
sarah ! rhi.m W. John u Chi-m, Nose. Il.
1hi-Iu, Jane ". thrm john $ ,rI-m Nug
sinclair. samuel sinclair Martin T.. ,hi-m,
Clara Bell hi-u., William l. hI.Iu Martin
4 'hlam, Mary ,hi-m, Martha Ihism Victoria
thi,u, Doc Nlchulr, Elizabeth Lynch Robert
Lynch california oliver. jams, oliver. lhuuus
NlChOl-, Jane -Sw!er Npuh sawyer CaIolmc
Lohlu-uu, JDhu Robinson, Riley thI-ui, VII.
liam Robinson, Eobcr, RObiu-on R,boccI Rob-
W-un, and Jane Robinson Bll i0rrartlrion
Alhluvli # u" nou-IcsidCnpC OF JoLu u.
tUl-m, Moses u, thi-m John ~. Chi-m, Mary
sinclair, samuel sinclair, Martha thi.m. VIZ
t0ria Chl,m, Mar thl-m Doc Nichols, Eli1u-
ucth Lynch, Hol,l Lynch california oliver,
Jane. Oliver, Thomas NirhOl-, Jane SAWYER,
Noah SAWYER. Caroline Robinson john Robin
son, Riley thl-m William Iobin,ou, Robot
Robinson, Rebccca Robinson and Jane Robin.
ron OF the above named defendants, having been
HE'D IN the clerk , Office Of m, raid lncait
Court, notice il therefore hereby given TO y, Il
the said John u ,hi-n, MOses Il. hi-m, Jolu
, th7m Mary sinclair, samuel sinclair, Mm-
tina Chem, Victoria thism, Mary hism Doe
Nichols, Elllahcth Lynch, Robert Lynch Cali
fprnia oliver James oliver, Thomas Nichols
Jane SAWYER, Noah sawyer Caroline Robinson,
John Robinson, Riley thism, William Robin
son, Robert Robinson, Rebecca Robinson aud
Jane Robinson, that the compliment alo4 her
bill Of complaint In said court, on the chauccry
side thereof on the 9Th day OF April, 4, b., ls75,
and lhcItnppna summon. issued out Of said
court, rctunablCO on the 81 Monday In the month
u May next ~ II 10y law required Now unless
YOU, the said above named defendants shall
ieT.0naly bc and appear before The court on the
hr5t day of the next term thereof, 10 he holden
Ia Hr.t Tor the said county, ON the 81 Monday In
May NcNt, and plead, answer or dcmur, to the
said cOmplalnant's bill Of complaint, the same
and the matters and things therein charged and
stated viii be taken ~ cOnlc. ed, and II decree
entered against you accordingly, 10 the prayer
Of snld bill REUBEN iOCUM, Clerk,
Cairo, Ms, April III, l-5j,
ant s-i-O-it
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anniversary 81 nc
and j, worthy If the
age, which Il occupies
craul more important scu..,
e~ celebrating orr canteWu'Hl-in
lr,t Century ~cric-, winch i- luicnd-
cd to be q complete exposition oi pro-
.rcs, ia every Department or our nation
at life. TN" Seventh Paper Of ih. -"ri,s,
given in this Number. ia concise history
OF our Agricultural Progress, cohuibu-
ted by Professor William IL. Brewer, Of
New Haven. The publisher. announce
the following n the remaining articles Of
the Series: Development of Mineral Re
sources. by Professor T. St"ITy Hunt:
Growth aud Distribution OF the ropula-
ton. by Francis \. walker: Commercial
Development. by Edward Atkinson /;
Monetary Development. by Proies. or
William e.. sumner: The Experiment Of
the Onion. with it, Preparations. by the
Rev. Theodore II. Wool,ry, -. D.; Flu
cational Progrc,s. by Eugene Law
renee: Scientific Progress. 10y +. \. T..
Barnard, LID: Progress In Fine Arts.
by :. :. Conant: American Literature.
by Edwin Z. Whipplc American .luri,.
prudence. Medical and Sanitary Pro-
gress; Humanitarian Progress by {. l..
Brace; Nociali,tic Development, by
Charles Nordhofr. Manners of the Con.
fury. by George william Curtis. Rolig.
ions Development, by the Rev. John +.
| Hurst, ID. ID.
Rarely has there arDrared 20 charming
a serial story y. Mis- rhackcrav j. now
giving tn" readers Of ho,po in 'Nli.,
Angel, which will be continued into an.
other volume of the Magazine
The Editorial Departments are. "a.
usual, full of Interesting and instructive
matter.
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE Pon NAV

Harper'S Magazine. with tho Nav Num-
Der, completes its Fifticlh Volume and ,,s
,Wen'y-iiith year. The Eai'or', Eq,y
c"n" IN few words points, with iu,,
priae' 10 the past Of the Magazine, espcc.
ially It's immediate past but thi, number
Is more occupied with the celebration Of
our national glory than of Hqyp,y's well.
deserved prosperity. II opens with n
sraphlc ana complete story Of the Con.
cord Fight. by Frederick Hudson, illus
trated with twen'y-eight ongraying., in.
Guiding fac-similes of Emcrson's poem
and OF Longfellow's "Ridc Of Paul Re.
we're This article is peculiarly timely,
being published on the eve Of tho cclebra.
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Special Assessment Notice.

DUBlIC notice is hereby given that thc
D county CONT Of \luN.uG,T ruunf, ht- rru.
d"r'i Judgment tor = -ls"rstl a--,-H Iu-uf uu.u
ilr property hruriii'ri Ny thr Tc,uu-uuutlYu uI
the following sidewalks, viz.
SCUM side cd fourju street letW,cu Wl-hIug-
ton AMI Commercial Iseuuc-; west -IIruI Nu-n-
ngipu avenue, rom tuuIlh 10 fIuu -tIpr.- .
ri,I side 81 Washington avenue from RIM 90
SIKH -ttc"i.; north side OF liilh street % ia
Washington 10 Commercial uNcuuy-, north .iGr
~ seventh huW Walnut 10 westerly lime at Lot
-, Block H~; north side Of Eleventh from Wash
lngipn avenue 10 Walnut street; ct-t side II
Poplar street, ic'Wccn DIVISION amt Twenty
second -ilE"ls' south side Of Twenty first -Iiet
from Poplar tu sycamore -lICot-; south -iI, of
Eighth sHrrt between WASHINGTON and q uIu-
Wrrrial avenues; east side Of Washington ave-
M" from Eighth ~ NiuCfh -iutci-; uurfh iio #
Eighth between Washington avenue and Walnut
'trv {; south -tdc Of seventh, between Washing
ton avenue ami walnut .r,'r, Co. VIII mpIr IuIIF
appear from mo Tiiilri copy OF the judgment
on lille In the Ollie. # Tho rIIy clerk ct tht cit1 a.
'Htru' that - warrant tor tire collection Of such
assessments B. In the haud- at the under ..upl
Al persons interested are hereby uulIu.l tu,fl
ana pay The amounts assessed, a. the collectors
ONCE, ~. - Commercial avenue. within Thirty
days from the date hereof H. 1 BLAkI.
iltE Treasurer AMI lA-DNlriu collector.
Dated thl- Bot dly Oi March, l~7i
= iii
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THE SCANDAL SUIT.
MRS. TILToN TO BE CALLED.
Her Testimony viii Conclude the he.
Tense.

NEW YORK. April l2.-Tho T,iJnas to-
| morrow VIII say that motives ut drliciry
alone have not kept MIR. Iilton from al
| tendance at the "Jurt since Bccchrr went
! on the stand. She expects 10 succeed him
! IN the witness chair. or certainly To follow
| Mr. Cleveland, ~ the concluding wituc..
| for the defense. Mr.. Brrchrr', counsel
are willing to admit that it is their fixed
| purpose 10 call Mr.. Iitpn. but from
| other sources Of information il /, NOT
known That such i their determination,
~ Is Known, with certainty. that Judge
! Nelson has declared that he will hermit
Mrs. Iilton to testify if both .idc, viii
! consent 10 il. The defense recognize
| perhaps, that the public sentiment de-
mand, an answer Of Mr.. Tiltou'. tc.tj-
| mony, and they will make The offer for
TWO reasons. according to Brrchor's
friends. They want her testimony In The
| lirNt place. being satisfied that IL will cor
rOboraic Mr.. Bccchcr i'm every important
particular, and introduce the needed
narration OF circumstances, under which
the defense allegc that the conir., sion and
other papers were forced from her by her
husband.
The second reason j, that. If they do
not get her testimony, it will place tho
plaintiff III tue position OF excluding. and
thiN' l. believed Will strengthen their
case before the jury and public.
But whether the plaintiff take, hi, pu-
sition or not, the direct testimony OF
Mrs. TiltOn under oath viii De given 70
! the public.
| Once during the testimony to-day
Beechcr broke ont in his blunt way 10
me effect that Mrs. NOulton could not
have used the expressions ot
trlbutcd 10 her, and then probably
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THE SUNS CHOICE

1t last the 81, has opened il, bD9gtl
ago, named him for Mayor" Good
boy S'0. And now, please, work n lit
tie for your man. Don't drop down
again into silence or ambiguous giyings-
out, Having advanced to the scratch.
stand at it until the round il over and
you have either knocked your adversary
out OF time, or get a blow that lays you
nat' We hope our ncighbor will not take
This advice in an unkindy spirit. II /,
given in kindness, aud with the purpose
ofmaking III" luminou, backbone of the
shining SIN as Siiras ramrod.
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ROBBERY.

a man by the name of Ray was secre.
lary OF the Senate, and one by the name
OF Shepard Clerk Of the House, IN
ls734-hcld their Offices IN the Twenty
Eighth General Assembly. They re-.
celVed 50 day, each, and it was believed
orew pay during the two sessions, and for
lew days after each; but the fact ha,
leaked out that both these gentlemen
u'e" pay during two years-Si, $50 each
so a day, Sundays included.
ms was a steal, aud was accomplished
under resolution that authorized ,bcm
to prepare the journals oftbe ,yo bonsos
for publication aud read proof The
printer was iardy with the ioprro,.
probably because he wished to long,hen
the job Of Ray and Shepard, and The CON-
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4 BIG. (utNT

When Mr.. New, the gentleman who
viii take charge Of the public monies of
the United states. ri:e Mr. Spinner re.
signed, goes into his office, one Of the
first things to be done will be 10 count
the contents of the treasury to find out
the exact amount OF money left in that
Office by Mr.. Spinner. The occasion l.,
anticipated as one Of grca, interest. a.. if
there have been discrepancies, dcfalca-
uons' stealingS. &c, as it /, well known
there have been, these cannot bc conceal
ed by any Of the processes by which II is
usually possible - cover them mp.
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Oh INMATE.

CHIEF Grain-lnspector Harper, recent.
y convicted Of cmbezzling the public
funds refuses 10 recognize the pro tenn
inspector appointed by GOV. Bcvcridgc.
The Chicago tribune calls IIarper's
course foolish ob'tinacy," and everybody
IN the state will agree with the T,iJpae.
The public record made by the Harper
family Is calculated to impress propl,
with the belief that honesty doe, not run
IN the blood. By hi. failure to step down
ana out Inspector Harper add, insult TO
the injury he ha' done the people Of the
State,
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POINT TO 1T,

W. have heard that several very re-
-pectable gentlemen Of the city have said !:
The BULLETIN has abused Mr.. Winter.
and we pity him" We deny that i've
have abused him in the sense implied by
the expression quoted, and we challenge
Mr.. Winter or any one OF his friends to
point 10 any untrue charge We have ever
made against that gentleman.
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The al Crtis3r, retired physician, bay.
Ing proviieDiiul.y discovered, while Med.
zeal Missionary in Southern Ala, = very
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure OF Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Caiarrh, and al throat and lung
affections, a positive md radical spc.
ctic for Nervous Debility, Premature D..
cay, and all NcryOu, Complaints, { Ell, it his
duty % make II known To- hi. suffering lei.
lows. Actus'ed by thi, motive, he wilt
cheeriully send Gree Of en- 4rgcl % an who
desire It, the receipt for proparin,, aud mll
directions for successfully u.in,, tins proyi.
dcntially desired remedy. Those who wish
70 avail themselves Of the dement's Of this
discovery without cost, can do 50 bv return
mllt by addressing
DK. CHARLES II. MARSHALL,
Gi Niagara street,
"'.i'l'Nst. Buffalo, v. y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-14
PREM MATURE.

Information received at Surgeon Gen.
cral Barnes Office at Washington shows
that the yellow fever excitement was pre-
maturc--no cases have existed at any of
the Gulf ports except at Key West. and
these were Hight, yielding readily to
treatment. The Mexican ports are said
70 have been absolutely free from yellow
icyer this wear.