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old physician. retired from practice having had
placed In his hands by East india missionary the
formula of simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for Consumption, Bron tits.
Catarrh. Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections
also positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and Al Nervous Complaints. after having tested it,
wonderful curative powers In thousands Of cases. has
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Acenated by this motive and desire to relieve
suering will send free Of charge all desire it,
this recipe in German. French. English, with full
directions for preparing and using Seat b. moi! by
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items Of appropriation and excluding legisla-
tive rr"s;' ions; that al appropriateness *
cept for the interest Of tho public deb. he
!!Inl1"d T.. period not exceeding twn y ears
The expenditures for the same period, actual
aud estimated. will be:
EXPENDITURES.
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CHEAPEST BOOK In THE WORLD!
Ladies, Don't Be numbugged !

Dr. E. b. Halliday's Blood Purifier and Catar1h In.
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rs West Third street, st. Paul. and ct : nottIs Of
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For customs .,..
From Internal rove.

For customs
From Internal rove.
nuoss..............
From sales OF. public
lands. :
From tax ON circula-
ton and deposits OF
national banks
From repayment Of
interest BY / aci6c
railroad companies
From customs foes,
tiDes, penalties, etc
From fees, consular
letters, patents and
lauds.
From proceeds OF
Gales Of govern
nent property.
From profits on COIN
age, etc .......
From revenues OF the
District Of Column
bia.
From miscellaneous
sources ...........
Total
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For tn. quar- For tn. remain.
ter euded ing three quar-.
Sept. &c, 1879 tefs of the year
actual. estimated.
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Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich. want an
agnnt in this county at once. at a salary Of
500 per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above.
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Nothing can compare with Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic for bilious and malarial fcvers

For one cent purchase 4 postal card and
send your address to DIR. Sanford, 162 Broad.
way, New York, and receive pamphlets by
return mail, from which you can learn wheth
der or is any way diseased, what Il the best
thing in the world to take for it.
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All Extended Popularity year finds
Browns Bronchial Trochcs' in new localiti.
in various parts of the world. For relieving
Coughs, Colds, and Threat Diseases, the
Troches have been proved reliable Is cts.
q box
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I'll ,425.so rIsuTITs IN so DAYS.
$40 10 legitimate Stock SrecnlsN in Wall st. pays
Immense prodis. Pamphlets explaining everything
sent free. HEATH Co.. Brokers, 1927 Broadway n r.
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Leaving remainder Of. ..:..... g atyooo,ooo
After applying tho balance OF the special de-
posis Of United Staten notesIheld in thotEeaaury
for the redemption Ut fractional currency,
amounting toss, $40, 934, to the payment of A.
rears of pensions, ~ directed in sectiun Of
the act approved June 81, 1879. the increased
revenue derived during the months Of July,
August and September OF the present year was
fully absorbed by current expenses and the
payment OF @l6, 1874, 249 GO arreara of penaions
accruinR under the ant approved Jan. Is. 1879.
Notwithstanding these unusual demands. the
department haa been able to pn7chsae and ap-
ply to the sinking fund ont of the surplus rev.
enues for the month Of October 81, $50 0OO
per centum honda Of 1881, and $676 $50
per centuua bonds, act or March 8, 1854, the
latter Of which 10 tho exceas Of redemption of
these bonds over issues of par cents under the
REMINDING aots, and, unlea6 expected appropria-
tons available tor expenditure within this
year be made by Congress, the surplus reve-
MUGS, in addition to paying of the balance Of
arrears of pensions, will probably enable the
department to apply to the s.ukipg fund ac-
count during the year the sum Of $24 00Q, CIV.
FISCAL YEAR 1851.
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For civil and miscel-
laneous expenses,
! Guiding public
buildings, light
houses, and col
lecting tho reve-
.nt1o. -. ..:.....sA.
For Indians. 900.
For pensions, regul'r
For arrears Of pens's
For military estab-
II hments, includ-
ing forthestlons,
river and harbos
improvements, and
arse,lals ....
For naval establish
Inent', including
v, ssels and ma
| clinery, aud M
proveMents ut nAvJ
| yerds.......... -.
For expenditures on
| account Of the d q
| trict Of ColumbiS
For interest on tn.
| public debt. ......,
Total ordinary OK
Neyli4ifurNA.
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Chow Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco

~ Costiveness prevented by Reeds Gilt Elgc
Tonic.
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[ For the ro-
For the quar- naming tire
ter andingl quarters Of
Sept. 50, 1879, the year, esti-
actual. mAted.
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.Thero 10 Health Aheaa

For cherries dyspeptlcs who viii use Hostel
teras Stomach Bi,ters, which will enable them
to digest, restore their appetites, steady their
nerves, and drive away the blues. II with such
prospect there are any of them who neglect
to profit BY the above suggestion why, they
deserve to suffer. that is all. Let them ask
anyone who has used the Bitters If 1t Is not q
good medicine, and If they receive truthful
reply twill be an affirmative. Biliousness,
bowel troubles, debility, rheumatism are all
conquered by this highly esteemed and pro.
REASONABLY sanctioned specific. which has al
so won national reputation as remedy for,
and means of averting intermittent and re-
miltent fevers. It has cheering effect upon
the dcspondent invalid, and may be relied up
fects. 1t is the one thing ncedfui for the cure
OF dyspepsia, ndnothins will sunuix It's Mace
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Gold aud silver were separated in tho refiucr
les III the minis aud the assay Office ut New
York in the amount of $40, 759. $40. 81 in gold,
and $40, 681 1861 IN silver, total of $751;
447 ,O76. 81. and fine and impaired bars we're
made in the amount of sI2.376,Sl2.6 of gold,
and -, 045, 500. II of silver.
The minis and assay of1cca generally nre in
excellent condition, aud their capacity IL suf-
ficicnt to meet the demand for coinage aud
bars.
The gold coinage since 1862, about which
time it disappeared from circulation, bas been
principally in double eagles, but during the
last year over nine per cent. Of the gold coins
struck were in pieces of smaller denomina-
ton. Tho ooinsse IF eagles and half es.les
will be continued until the demand for small
gold coin il supplied.
Tho coinage of standard silver dollars has
been kept fully up to tho requirements Of the
law, Notwithstanding tho difficulty exper-
fenced in procuring silver bullion for tho
mints ut San Francisco aud Carson, 1t market
rates. HI. =; ......,t - - *
The amount of silver coin Of less than = dol
lar provided for By law having been executed,
the coinage OF this money has beeh suspended.
Tho demand for minor coins, particularly
fog the ono cent piece, has been pressing.
Tho bullion production from the mines of
the United Stases for the Last year 10 animated
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the following annual eopoRt: 2s$s *sS$g
The Ordinary revenues froa1S all soirces for
the fiscal year ending June 50, 1879, were: =. j.,
From customs. SIS. 2s0,Oa1 20
From internal revenue. .......... 1885, ,Glv g.
From sales Of public lands. :....... sA,7sl %
Of national bsnks -. s.747.soo a
railway Companies. ::.....:...::... 27o7.aol o
sto. :......:..:....: l,loc,s7i %
knds :. :: s,lss,osl 70
ment property .................:.... 1919 81
From premium ON sales Of coin. ...... 8,l04 80
From premium on loans.. .......... 1,496,94S Is
From profits on coinage, ETC.. 202, oS8 u
From revenues OF tho District Of
CoAumo1s:: .......... ........ 1sl4l,so! 10
From miscellaneous sources S,Oa6,SAA Us
Tot. ord,n.r, recs,pt... s27s s27.lss =
Ordinary expenditures:
For civil cxps $685.. ............$ 16.4S9 9U II
For foreign Intercourse. :.......... s,as5 Is
F Fol psn.isos i,no,.din9 jsi7aoco a.. ''' 70
re.!sses Of pension! :..:..:::..: ss.lal.4sa %
Ing river and harbor improvements
For the naval establishment. including -
msnts 1t navy yards ............. 1s,l3s,13e q
For miscellaneous expenditures, In.
Guiding public buildings, Mght-hous-
o., and collecting the revenue...... 3e,870,206 "a
For expenditures account OF the
Diatrict OF Columbia. ............. 8,6e7.676 II
For Interest the public debt. 106, ~ 90
For payment Of Halifax award. ....... s.sOO00o 90
1::s; s''s'': ::ss?'': =
which was spilled % follow: -.
10 the redemption Of United States
TO - Ted:@itios Of ii;oiaas cur t..
To H. red:mptl.n Of psr esat: bond; ' =
A. t-.l- q
For Increase Of eash balance In ths
treasury. 0,i2s,U2A "
Total So .s79, 800 81
The amount duo the sinking fund for the
year was CSC 955 Coz. 69. leaving deficiency IN
this account Of osO, O76, sos. 70. Compared With
the pxs vioua fiscal wear. tho receipts for 1879
have increased $l6 I'll l59. 70, in the following
| items
In customs revenue. Observation-Disclosures. $7.07o .S7 %
In internal revenue. 2,919, o06 a
In repayment Of interest By Pacific raiI ~ - -
read companies ................... 1,84O, 2l6 81
In Wonts on coinage l,2S', l76 81
In miscellaneous Items. ............ 66O, 40 10
There was . decrease Of 46A7, 1854, "a fol-
| lows:
In sales Of public lands: ........... 3l6s $50 81
| In premiums on sales Of cola. ........ oOSS07 81
In semianRual tax on banks .......... II, $50 a
In proceeds OF sales OF government prop
| ofV ..-..........-.....-....... oS.os1 "
| making net increase ON the receipts from
al sources for the year of el6. 06S. 305.76.
The expenditures shrw M increase over the
| previous year Ut e32, ~, 73l.26, - foll0ws:
In the war department ..........S s,27l,sl2 %
In the interior department. ........ 1851 ,292 II
| Indians. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 576,828 &c
| Pensions Observation-Disclosures. 7,964463 81
In the interest the public debt. 2,827O7A 81
! In the civil and miscellaneous ~ l2,s6SSSl 81
There was decrease Of %, 24O. l745s in the
navy department. making net increase in the
expenditures of OK, 9s3. 566.73.
FISCAL YEAR 1880.
For the present fiscal year the revenue. actual
and Estimated, will be - follows:
| nECHIp1D.
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Get Lyons Patent Heel Stifiener applied tc
those new boots and they will never run over
ard will last twice as long.
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Tho Rest lR1hl,er Rooe

There is nothing better for a farmer or out.
door man than good rubber boot and nothing
20 exasperating as bad one. Competition
among manufacturers has lead to such a cheap
ching of quality that until lately it was hard
thing to find rubber boot really worth the
money asked orit. The Candec Rubber Co.,
OF New Haven, Ct, however, has lately put ON
the market boot designed to meet the call
for real good, substantial article, and to de-
note its freedom from adulteratiyc mixtures
It is called the '96 Per Cent. Sterling Boot"
IL ts made, on honor, as pure as can be made,
ana IS warranted three months. By an ingc-
NOUS continuance aspace Is provided at the
top OF the leg for recording the date of the
sale, ny punching holes in the spaces pro-
yided-hke a railroad ticket-so that there
may be no trouble about the warrant The
upper and leg Of the '95" Boots are doubled,
and the soles are one-half inch thick, of solid
rubber from toe 10 heel. Ordinary rubber
boots are barely quarter inch thick in the
thi"kest partand only one.e eighth at the shank
4 descriptive circular can be obtained by send.
Ing f. postal directed to t. e company; or the
"95" Roots can be found at most of the stores
A speedy quetus is given to a hacking cough
by that incstimable specific for pulmonary,
throat, and bronchial complaints, Halls Bal.
sam for the Lungs, which cures consumption
bronchitis, pneumonia, plenrisy, labored
breathing and other disorders of the respira.
tory organs. When q cough manifeets itself,
the early use Of this bcneticicnt medicine is
earnestly recommended, as the difficulty is
more easily overcome in its incipiert Stage
than later on. Sold by all druggists.
Young men 70 west. Learn Telegrapl1y. Adj
dress r. VALENTINE, Manager, GAINESVILLE, Wis
Prices of the Mason & Ham]in Organs are
somewhat more than those Of the poorest or.
gsns made; but they arc not much more, while
the quality is vastly superior. This has been SO
thoroughly proved by the results at all great
no longer question At the prices they are
the che apest organs offered.
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Brilliant Sketches, on

Eminent Orators. by James r. Fields.
The Homo Life Of Statesmen. 10y James Parton.
KecolcttiUls If Eminent Mru. by Ray Palmer, ID. ID.
College DAYS Of +. 4. Mlc:,ulay.
Daniel Webster. iby Edwin r. Whipple.
Charles SGnn.r,)
=" Nathaniel liza" horue: George p. Iathroa.
Edward Everett. WIN. Everett. Ii. d.
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Total ext enditures, actual and esti-
Nnx O0n OoA
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Practical Articles

IIu Door Warl: for Girls. Miss A. b. Harris.
Advice N OF Ie..!,: Hale.
How il, A:,k.. Cheap Europe. Edward NJ. King.
nf Enterprises. James PARTON
DEMONSTRATING III the West, iAdsOv. Elder, OF Kansas
Stock Raising IN ti," Ntsi, Frank W1lkeBOn
Mechanics for boy. Charles Barnaftt.
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More than Two Hundred Short Stories.

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INTERNAL COsyMERCE.

The internal commerce of tae country, as
exhibited by the tonnage transported on rail.
rosta, has steadily Increased in volume. even
durins.. the period OF com N nrcial depression of
the last six years. This affords an illustration
of the respective powers OF the country, rs the
commodities transported .m railroads are the
products of agriculture, Of mining, and of man.
nfacturing industries. More than 80 per cent.
of the internal commerce of the country il
now carried on by means of railroad transpor
tation, and the habits of the producing and
commercial classes are becoming more and
more coIformedto it's methods and necessities
The facilities for direct trade afforded by ar
rangements entered into between connecting
railroads has greatly extended the trade limits
Of the seaports and of all interior points.
Similar combinations between railroads and
occan-steamer lines afford extensive privileges
for direct foreign trade at all tho important
interior points Of the country. The competi.
ton of rival lines for through traffic has given
rise to grave questions touching Interstate com.
mercs. These questions relate chiefly to the
matter Of discriminations in rates., As purely
national questions they demand careful in
vestigation under the authority of Congress.
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There was . decrease Of %, 24O, Ass in the
navy department. making net increase in the
expenditures of e29, 9s3. 566.73.
FISCAL YIAR 1850.
For the present fiscal year the revenue. actual
and Estimated, will be % follows:
nECRIpT1,
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Poens.

Henry ". El.elr F"wcet John o. Whittier
Edna Deal: Proctor. Lucy I.arrOnl. Mr.. and Mrs Fla
James T. Fields. j. T. iruW!rligr. llAl ii. !latne.
Sidney l.anrr. MIRA Terry. Julia 9. Il. Dorr
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Stories for Girls, by
Louise Chandler MOulton, Julia Eastman.
Nnry a. DenisOn, Sarah Winter keii0g8'
Harriet Prescott Sp0ffOrd. "MariOn Har11n0."
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Dr. c; z. saoEAAKER Ohio we1iknown Aursi Sur.
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Eaent OF Deafness and Diseases his oelo@
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Pocially on Running Ear and Cats RI. Gall or send
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9 HIGHLY IMPORTANT LECTURES. AS DELIVERED
BY all; forwarded on receipt of 25e Address Score
TARf. Museum Of Anatomy, 6lS Broadway. New York
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DR. LA GRANGE,
Principal OF the Great European School OF Anatomy.
PhladeDhis and Senior Surgeon Of the well known nrn
Of JORDAN Dave author of all medical works pub
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mont and cure of nervous affections arising from ply
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have been badly treated neglected pronounced incur
able particularly invited TO VISIT. AS In no ms
stance do they leave his care without cure ne
ing effected Consultations daily, from till aud TIL
Z at his residence. IL East l7th st.. Union square,
New York
ties successfully treated.
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