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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-14
TO THE UNFORTUNATp
New Remedies! New Remedie.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARy
e23 Kearny Street
CORNER COMMERCIAL STREET
SAN FRANCISCO.
I,sTA LIsHED IN 1864,

~ for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal Dir
eases, such as Gonorrhea.
Gleet, Structure, syphilis
in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness. Impotency, etc.
skin Diseases Of years
standing. and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-14
POLL TAXES.

oI''E Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under the law each nala restderf ~
tbs state over twenty-one and under sixty
years Is snh Get 70 poll tax Of four dollars.
ahy person or rersors c mpany or corpora.
non q ing business in this state. and having
oy direct contract. or indirectly through other
eohtrrc,ors, in their employ ore or more per
1ifl psple % and wing a Pell Tax. shall Inc
u nie for any and MI Poll Taxes that may DO
que IT. ~ such employees. The law will be
strictly and promptly enforced,
JAMES B"rKNrR,
win,o County Assessor.
"!nnemucca. septm "a, isfo-lf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-14
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

Notice No. 272. U. s. Survey No. 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-14

Ia The Matter Of the Estate of MARY RODG.
ERS, Deceased.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1910 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1855 A. NJ
Emigrant Trait arrives at 10 P. NJ.
and leaves at TO- As P. M.
Freight Train arrives at - NJ. and
leaves at 12:45 P. M.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. M.
and leaves at 1886 P. M.
Emigrant Train arrives at 1880 p. M.
and leaves at 8 is A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at IL 80 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1910 p. NJ.
stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise Citv, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 A.
NJ. and arrives at 2 $50 P. M.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Tuesdays,
Fridays and Sundays, and arrives
Monday, Thursday and Saturday aftet-
moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs Oh
Friday of each week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-14

AT READING AND FILING THE Pc
~ ttion Of David AIslarkey. Admin strator
~ the estate of Mary Rodgers, deceas q pray
ing for an order to sell the whole of the prom
Getty belonging to said tate, on the ground :
that the estate IL in debt. and that it would
NJ for the best interest OF the estat'.
II il ordered that all person. interested in
said estate app ar before the Judge OF the
D ,urth JudisGal District Court of the STATE Of
Nevada, in and for the county of Humboldt
at the Courtroom of said Court, on the II h
day of May, at i0 O'Clock 4. NJ. then aud ther
- sh W cause why such order should not be
lIde.
And it is further ordered that a copy of this
oder DO publ she'd in the DAxg SII.v II SFirE,
newspaper published in the town II Wit,n-.
laueea. Humb )ldt county. State of N ,vada, at
past five days previous to said nth day Of
Way. 1875. w. s. BONvIFIELD,
nyli Ct District Judge.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-14
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the CONSEQUENCE 81 sH
abuse This solitary vice. sr deprived savusl
indulgence ~ pracf Used bv the youth u bosh
sexes to an almost unlimited xtenf producing
with nntrring certainty th" following train q
morbid symptoms. uniess cornbated by s.4t.
tilc medical measures. viz, Sallow count.
nance, dark spots under the eyes. pain In tie
head. ringing in the ears, noise like the rss.
ling ~ leaves aud the rattiing 81 chari0ts
nneasiness about the loins, weakness ~ liz
limbs confused vision bimted intellect, ~
OF confidence. diffidcnce In apprnactng
str-ngers, d.siik" "a form new acquaintance.
disposition to slfRn sDeiety. loss II rnemry.
hectic fushes, pimples and vsrious erupiions
abOut the face. fIfrrs'd tongue. fttid bresth,
coughs. consumption. night swents. mono
mania. and frequent insanity. II relief b
not obtsined shonld apply Immediately
either in person or by letter. and have curs
Effected nv his new and scientific mode d
treating this disease, wfsch seysr fails q
efecting quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home
Persons st distance may b. CURED AT
HOME by addressing letter To DIR. GlBB0S
stating case. symptoms. length of time 10
disease has continued. and have medieine'
promptly forwarded. free firm amsge and
curiosity. with full and pIstn 'iir~tsss.
rheumatism. fe~sr ani agu~, Piles, and
Fistula. permanently cured: OF M charge,
Persons writing Ia the Doctor viii please
state the name Of the paper they see this I'd
vertf< nIeut TN.
inclosiug ten dollars coin, in registered
letter. through tine p,,st-office, on through
Wells Ergo and Co., package II medicine
will be forwarded o. any Irrt ~ TIE Infon.
All communicate as strictly couddenial.
Address Dr. J. r. CHIFFON. ea. kearnfy
street, corner of Commercial San Rrrgiso.
Post-ofiice box 1857 Remember 20 pas BOX
1857 on the letter oelN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
District Court Summons.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District, State of Nevada, county of Hum
boldt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27
spring Pigs.

So stooa ou The farm is more iu-neJ
90 am than the few weeks old pigs, who
Ind out the smallest creyice Ia = leuee.
and break out into the fields, front yards
and gardens. in squads. bent on mischief
and giving infinite damage. Many farm
els deem it the best course to let them
roam, thinking thereby something Is
gained in the way OF food. and ptrhap,
hardness. tive were breeding pigs Ter
ices. and wanted hard muscle, and
tough nerves TINS practice would Oe con-.
mendabie. But II sieek, plump. coatent-
ed p0rkers are the object. then closer
con6nemen, is far better Uatl piy Is
nearly or quite three months cd, ,e j.
t....r of it restricted ~ - com Portable
pen and YARD. We say comfortable 60
e.c re, because tLat condition is cerlli- y
II. e essential 10 his bcahh and thri-. =
J. a-.ld Pee Dry, sheltered and not too con
i--i Wa ye1.sge 20 slT that litter ST
pi- thus confined Eil. when three
ne-,.so.J,8cisa ouC quarter me.e than IF
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The Caterpillar.

There is no slight interest felt in regard
to the new pest OF the apple tree, the
destructive and annoying caterpillar. so
destructive to the apple crop last season.
known eniomologically as the harry
larvae Of the leprdopierOns insects. Last
season it propagated so rapidly and seized
hold Of the apple tree with such rapaci,y
rs to destroy The apple crop. The pest
is an inch and halt in length. and OF a
brown color. II is an enor nous feeder,
consuming MANY times its own bulk
Several OF our farmers who have exam.
eued their orchards this spring, fad in
many cases the trunks and limbs OF these
trees covered with eggs of The pest. de-
posted there last summer; and when
The eggs have been taken from The tree
aud put into bottles, kept in warm place
la The house. live caterpillals have made
heir appearance. showing bat yigliant
a. persistent efforts should be required
q. accomplish the work; bu, unless it be
done, IsrevelI 10 our apple crop the com.
IA olson. Now is the time to- visit
Sci, trees, scrape of the eggs aud com
G t..m Co he flames c.
HtuIu Apr. Z, 1870.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27

The proprietor Of This medicine hss walked the
aisle, OF the ho,ptll- of London. Eng, for the
past twenty wears. making Rheumatism a special.
Is, and the prc-cririiou FROM which this remedy
b. compounded b. 40 hccNCr used IN the treatment
uf this disease
~ staple c8-os sometimes ono coz two doses sn
lice In tho most chronic cases 10 is sure TO give
WAY hv the use ~ two or three bottles. Nv iht-
efficient auI simple remedy hundreds Of dollars
are saved fa thp-, 81. ho cau beast aGpr'i 90 throw
hsWsy. as surely 90 is hv The purchase Of useless
prescriptions.
let ant sufferer who read. ibis purchase a small
bottle and take Dr. rCD" ,lu- OBJ t'c instructions
IrDUnl thr pgrS ,-c- lrl 30 Will NOT take long 90
convince them tAf PAYING doctors tees l. money
thrown away. Imincut- oi $40 kinds are useless
Price g. % bowie.
Thi- medicine fr s8is af 40 Duggist-
clv1urhout Csus 'a --1 fhr United St-'es. n 10
hHVIc that Fuu- U- l-f i- n.i -1i % M stock,
al HIM io SEMI i,r % to 90, Wholesale Agent
Gro & GOODWIN 4 90, So. IS Hanover
street. r. foa. H7TFTU, uoDITTTLE =
SMITH. % Irerr.lt street.. Boston w W.
WIIipPLE < CO., Market Square. Portland
4. y. MARTIN y CO., Dos Main ~t toucor.,
New d EH ....c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27

wuArIu HOPE WILL DE- GRAHAM rowN .

WHAT HOPE WILL nE GRAHAM TowN.
NJ. Editor - / tank that agl Gle 10 you
paper OF Apru ON c0ncsrnic z whole
mea. Of wheat" very sensible. | have
been thinking il over. and am decided 10
send NY Joseph Chats my husband) 10
mil directly and get some Ct the real
Article. Now Mr.. Editor. think. as
YOU have advocated whole meal OF
wheat or graham" Tor lood. You ought
20 give Ii, receipts FOR converting il into
an cataul, form. o. course there are
great many o. your lady readers who
have cooked staham. aud perhaps they
wil. favor through your columns those
Ssh. nov uo,hng about the WAYS 10
HAAS. F., p4l-taJie. II there i any thing
tb-. aiI ri-n. the American hvers il
ou j.. 90 como i1to use. Where is there
-....1 .-4t swallows more uitters ana
QUA -.s...aas 10 wash down indigesti.
%. .-I, .--a .a2 American II j. sad
jbe .... o lire ldVurious'y on the
WAS. .t.u aut ia is. The Iri-h in
,u1I native land are happy IL hey have
'pa.,,- and blood pudding at killing
tre O.et nations Nigh, be named
Oh, Use cn hat We should ell s,arva
tca principle. Su.. we stand out alone
rs a -...l- 10 gllttOny; not tht1 We eat
so mach. Dat the quality. Tie spices OF
az lands ind 8 ready sale here and add
theil portion To drag Us down &c the sick
Is noItals We are. I. for one am quite
excited over what we shall eat. aud
wish everybody else was.
Yours with respect.
AUN7 Pam
Tie persons called upon in the
above communication will p'else take
notice. Please send u the best metbed
or methods Of cooking the whole meal Of
wheat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27
Nervous Debility


Is chalacteTkcl bN Roner'i lan-ror or W'aAnc'N
ct the whole organism especially ot tlie nervous
81 Stem, "D-ti"'ia% hnH pretending vac ordinary
inncu'ns ol nature hehrc mere j. dsogueicl
tate 81 thr secrrt"n-; c"n-up2ilon, scanty AMI
hi<h-roiotrl ciiue. Win au rNcC-4 OF eaftlf or
lircr .etimcni indicative q waste or brain AMI
nerve -hb~tan'' ltttn'h' par p'aiIou~ oi ih' .i'Ht
loss OF inrh"!. Aul Wl'N'N H'''',u'I'H OF P',
pose a'h ih"hluV '' carry Ihln Arien any wen
drhnrn h"ehc-- 'At'lpil -'' or t' NJ ue Il.hh un
ON an' one uHn~ any l'nEth "i tine lhcfr 'N
great -tu-iN.thc~s q" hapi'r.iou-t though ~
mlncd hnt q 'h"it tlm'," WIN D lettering NM nui
lernS C"hl'ii'H 'l tl' "i'"i ,'Niir- ''u',',,.
q" 'na'NlIu-i WIN l'.n'"i, ''l.,A % " l''n.
"'""'' OF '.' N' 'v -, To-, 49, '"' ~
''-t N' 90 '''H ".'i' 'i"A' .ih, '"' il''''".'
.'''-"A -"'' 20 '''
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.' I'' '.''i ''' .''.'''''' '. .'i
'i-i"i CON .i'-lii"- . '.H'''',' Us H' ' N'
t. are ih''T lH's| t' i.' .l' 1910, '' -inli. iI '.N
trr2Ihi t' lh,m-cl'r.. Desc 70 H'I'h''@' 4" -'"
H'. h-t a'I ''I'N 'i t". hI'Hl. tt'"i. ,'' d.
"'. '., '", N' -'.'t ''..''',, POP '' i'.''"
i l' st'.-Nl' 't '' '.', '-'.' N".'' ''i .'-' o.
!. "f -il 10 lhI "I.t 100 ial''f 1000 anne r'iu'
u,'ns al~c arp.' HUi' .' lua Wr1S a. 20 We
>Tnn- O" TIE sturdy 2- tn lI," -.'rt. Na'I.' I'
in DEGREE OF quantity 'ri aura i'n 40 iuc use 'i
ti,m Jon o'i't '' overcome .t' 'l-cI-r NtHf ''
blIiiil. "r M.H. '- -'n'ii.l' ''-l d''I i- -. 10.
o. fr P'i'ti'i' ifl 81" o.. ''''i.'.'r u. '''
dr'I'r- "l ..' ID pNf,'>'i n'a.. "'r "h'. in i.-
'@u-t'r- l.r -3''iN. poe N'th 'N..l I'l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27
Pot0iDcS iR England.

T.a n .HirjQ states tmt it i not
t.. .~ popularity supposed, that the
potato vas hl-. brought into England by
= W..,. B4l,i.b. JOHN Hawkins first
Introduced d. il 1000; next Walter IA.
.,.-a. .a l5>4, finally, Admiral Drake in
lJ~6 a Eng and. sent som, To friend
o. ,...,u.. wuh the remark that the fruit
WAS excellent and nutritious. 81 that It
wgu d be very useful IN Europe; his
ti,.J planted the tunsrs. aad they grew
r'c 'v. "a. 81 hen ihe SecI-5l : were ripe
..-. these instead ,. Sac .laey-, and
'..., t..E i- butter. g.i, ,.giuN'pg
sugar and Cinnamon over them. placed
them before some company os a great
rerrv. Oi course lheS, ta,'. tasted dis.
Eu,.t1sly. -al .lc assembly coacluded
tia, 'Le irait oaid 10, upeT Ia Europe.
The gardener pulled mp The plants and
burned them; bu, a gen: cmau who
chaacelio be present eppcd on one OF
the baked potatoes as It lly IL the ashes,
whon !; ogoAe open, and &c noticed that
/. was white as snow, aud Incaly, and
had such an agreeable smell taat he tast.
ed 81 aud found IL very paia'aOle. The
Lev vegetable WAS thus rescued; bat ior
cl-.l,y alter il Was only cultivated IN
li- garden. ana 10 1000 Tie Queen Il
E1-.luJ made ,le remark IL her house
boob .aat pound OF potatoes cost .wo
sal M..>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27
Doetrp.
For the OXFORD DENoCRNr.l
Ihe FOice from the Tempest.


I SAT b. a eurtaincd window
Que cold autumual eve.
Aud hsgened 10 the uight.wind,
sadly taking is leave.
But hSrk! voice from the tempest,
Chanting 4 mourufGl dirge;
Like the wailing Of demon
Just on the outer verge
Twas the CRY Of the dying wind, .
lts mighty force was spent,
Il dashed the waves in angry foam,
Put still, was not content.
E1t hush. herr another voice
rbI- enc so low aud sweet;
"a came sud whispered IN my ear,
u babe the winds rctleat.
Mefhonght. ~ hat can This power be,
That bids The wind, le >iilled
Then for an answer came 10 me,
IT'S !. ,he Master, child
Then thought OF the slime Hc stood,
On the waves OF "a lilee;
when He spoke 10 the fearful one.
AMI said "iesr aol ;hoa uie."
AMI Peter called aloud 70 Him,
That I might come 20 Thee
The Master answered him, sni sail.
.C1me wax ,h'1 vu Che SEA-"
~. rs h' -,eis-l fon ,at the ship.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27

let run meantime. And in both cases they
shall have consumed the same iood. Be-
sides, they viii have more quiet disposi-
ton. At this period. or when weaned,
We would let hem in clover lot. sup
plying other food in abun lance; and. If
convenient, let them gleai the slubbles
aud orchards afer harvest. Then should
90 into the pen for final iattening, if that
is to be their fate.-Amrican RRrGl
Home.
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Nervous PrOstratiOn.

II Z. r The high"-t Importance. then. That in,ii-
vdual, should Ice able io JUICE Tor themselves hy
their own feelings. II aud 10 wha. extent they are
attacked los this iu-d.ou- enemy ID health,
comfort ami even life itself II lcft O. ruu IL
course unchecked by the eaIly ani prompt ap-
pcation Of curative remedies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27

OXFORD. ss:-At 4 Court OF Probate Ar.l %
pAris within aud tor the County of Hht.'-
on the third Tuesday % Nar'h. A ID l-.i
Administrator Of tht sst.te 81 NATHAN D.
TWIrCHELD, lac 5t y .ta-l i4 Sail lY-a..
ceased. praying fJr li.cIse @ SEN aHf CONVEY
mich OF the real e-tl.e of ,I.l dece1-ei .'
produce thc sum OF thi -r hundred AMI .fa.'
dollars, or the whole of SAIL ret. crttt- bod"
forth ia bis petition Oh hir Il thH Probate ut
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give t....-
10 all persons Interested by csuf!rg 1901 .'.
of ni- petl;iou. WIKI thls urIr. 'I,
~ be Published three weeks s-ccessrt.F - ''
oxford D.mJcrat printed AZ pals. thai obey i-..
appear AZ = Probate Court 20 De- hs'd AZ l--.s
IN sad County on the third T4esaat 90 81 0'.
~ O'Clock y ihr forenoon and Show csa.. . -..
thry have Nly tht same should nut Doe
4. "a. WALKER I.....
Atrae copy-aitest. n G DAVE t.-
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4 French Report of the Scandal


This is he way Frenchman reported
The Brooklyn scandal: ''One Grand
Ecclesiastical Scandal-Great ex element
in New York aud Brooklyn Three Cler-
gymen IN moosh Trouble Mons Moul-
tong. Til,ong, and Beechare have one
grand controversies. Mons. Moult0ng is
&c PASTOR OF re P.eemoz Shurch, OF New
York. discovered by Columbus, Ohio.
1892 Mons. Moultong is accuse taking
ze impropsre libertee wiz re wife oil
Theodore Beechare, who is Mrs. lIarriotl
Beechare Stowe. re mOzare OF Onkle
Tom, &c blind pianist Mons. B,echare
also is accuse OF re impropare libertee
wiz Mad. Tiltong. daughter OF Susan b.
Anthony, &c sistare oil Mark AT thonY,
who Was made love wiz Cleopatra. Mons
Tiltong have cause Re separash )ng OF
Mons Beechare and his wife. She re.
sides in re seety of Brooklyn. where be
has moved into Elizabeth, New Jersee.
L. cougregashong Of re PIemoz Rock
Shureh will not permit Mons. MonltOng
TO preesh longer from Eat pOolpee.. Re
excitement prevails" Our French friend
appears to understand this matter as
clearly Is though be had Statement"
10 make.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27
Vegetine is sold by all Druggists.
BLATCuLEY,s
Freedom Notice.

yINHIS is to certify that have given my son AR
THUR +. MOODY, the remainder of his time
during his minority; and shall claim none of his
earnings nor ply any debts OF his contracting
after this date. ALBION MOODY.
Witness, j. l.. PARKER.
East Stoueham, April TO- ls7j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27
DIAMONn RHEUMATIC CURE


For several years past have been subject 10
regular attacks ofludanmatory rheumatism an"
each succeeding attack much more severe than Us
scOurgc lasted three months. The best mc'cal
talent in Cambridge WAS called in, but no reliei
was experienced. WAS so low on several occa-
siOns that my recovery was despnired or. When
NJ last | rallied sufficient 90 discern what was
transpring about me, learned that my wife wa
also afflicted with the same fearful disease A
niend learning OF our helpless condition brought
her six bottles OF The DIAMOND RliEt NAIlt
CURE. Br the taking of two doses OF thi- inval-
liable remedy she was entirely relieved. ] then
commenced 90 take it. and rapidly improved. I'M
al in about a week | Waa completely restored
Since then have had another attack, and ono
dose dispcllct Il, | NO longer fear rheumatism
OF it, bsueiGl effects. About two weeks ago ! re-
commended u 10 a friend who was likewise suffer
ing, and the ~ ult was certain cure by the use
OF one bottle. You use my name either pub
Icly privately in the interest of suffering man
kind. l attn willing 70 be interviewed personally
hy any one desiring 10 know the above facts from
me, anl feel iully convinced that the thousand.
who are to day suffering IN tormcnts from he 60.
fleets oi Rheumatism aud tout, II they but knew
how ready relief and cure was at hand, would
at once resort "a this sure and simple remedy, and
would bless with bcucdictions of praise the name
of the phN stefan who gave 10 suffering humanity
this truly effective rcmcdy-the DIAMOND
RHEt MATlC CURE.
| remain, gratefully YOURS,
T. y. STEVENS,
20 Elm - Camhrjgcpon, and Cambridge st.
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ARMORN AND OFFICE p. G.. MENtoIIt
HARTFORD, Conn. President.
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NOTICE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
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Tho Revised >;a,n,.. of rh. United state ~rc
ton .'.t "g'-. fl'~ ana f.tt ."qI'rr oyer. Ic.
son Engaged on amy au- a.--. a.-'. go o. o r..-
TAN. To PROCURE AND PLACE CON-
SPItVOJ>LN ~ MS iSTABLiNiiHLNT
Or PLACE OF ~ SiaiNS II NMt d.1ni
ing the plymrrt nt ...j SPECIAL TAN tr i.a
SPEC. 'l-TaN sar o- .."niHe HN DO '-''. 20
commencing or e0utiuu.uS tus.ar. aii,r Ap.tl I'D,
l-sj,
The Taxes Embraced within the ProNi,-
ions OF thc Low above quoted
are the following, wins
Reciiaers s9o9 %
Dealers, retail liquor = ~
Dealers wholesale liquor lto 20
Dealers 10 malt liquor, Wholesale " "
Dealers ia malt liquor FctaN 70 %
DoAleis e. leaf Tobacco - %
Retail dealers ia loAl tobacco ~ I'D
Aud on salea Of over sloJo, aty eents iof
every dollar in excess u! Sl,WJ,
Dealers In manufac tured tobacco B ul
Manufacturers Of -tiils 30 go
And for each -tll manufactured % %
And for each worm Manufactured - %
Manufacture, Of tobacco l' %
Manufactures OF cigar, lu 40
Pc,ldlcrs OF tobacco. art class more than
two horses o. other animals ~ 90
Pedller- oftobacco secoud class two horses
or other auimal,l - %
Or. or ether animal - %
Peddler, OF tobacco, fourth class .on foot or
public conveyance 10 80
Brewers OF less than 80 barrels 80 UO
Brewers OF 800 barrels or more leo ~
ANY person. so liable who ball fail TO comply
with the foregoing requirements VIII be subjcctto
severe penalties
Persons OF drm., 10 the >ecohi District o
Maine. liable 10 pay any OF the Special Taxes
named above must apply 70 CHARLES }.
TALBOT, Collector. 0f Internal Revenue NJ
EAST WILTON, MAINE, aud pay for and pro-
cure the speciaTaX Stamp or stamps they need,
prior 20 May /, 1873, and WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE.
j. ". DOUGLASS,
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Washington ID. {. . Feb. l. ls15
MARIO apt6-2l -
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To COnsumptives,

The advertiser, haging been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, Consumption, by a simple
remedy Is anxious to make known 10 his fellow suf
Ierers the means OF cure. To all who desire t. he
VIII send copy of the prescription used IN ee OF
char2el, with the directions FOR preparing and
using the same, which they will lind SURE CURE
ior CoNsuNPrioN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C.
farues wishing the pIesc rpiion will please ad-
dress Rev. T.. A. WILSON
,,, l9i Penn ST., wlIiamsburgb, New York
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Rheumatism Cured.

ERR SAYS:
Boston. March .. 1888.
PROF. ALPHoNSE KILLER:
Dear sir-Acccpt my lasting gratitude for the
benefit which myself aul wife have experienced
nom The uSe of The pondernii medicine called the