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| Persons calling 70
say they are "adyert.
Acterso1 Sarah l.
Alexander Mary @
Adams Mrs Marg't II
| Abbott Mrs l. j
Ayerill Cyrus
Bailey Phebe j
bradbury Abigail II
Brown Almira
Beaumont Charles
Bracket Charles
Bean Ellen NJ
Bradeen John q
Bean MaryJ
Bragdon Mary L
Bean Mary
Baggar Mary =
Banks Mary l.
Benson Mrs Mary A
Chase Maria
| Cuts Thomas
Carpenter Fanny
Connolly Margaret
| Costigan NJ L
Clark Jane
Carlton Henry
| Chick Eliza j
Clark + L
| Cleaves Charles ID
| Coleman Caroline a
| Carlton Albert
| Cobleigh Anna A
Davis Sophia
Dresser Ella
Davis Emily A
Dyer Columbia
| Davis l.
| Davis Sarah II
Emery 7 ii
| Eastman S ]
Emmons Sophia
Ellis Sarah
Ellis Ivory
Evans Bessie
Poss Sarah l.
Foss Marietta A
French Sarah j
Foster Jennie
Fowler Harriet A
Furlong Ruth n
Goodwin Susan
Goodwin Laura j
| Grant Louisa NJ
Goodwin Mrs Jos
Griffin Harriet
Graham Emily
Green Lizzie
GRAHAM Fanny ID
Gilman A s
Gordon Amanda NJ
Goodwin Benz g
Goodwin Oliver
Hamblen TT
Harmon Sam'l NJ
Hodgdon Sarah
Henchy Samuel
Hope MIR
Hall Mrs Mary L
Hooper Mary g
Haar Mrs
Holt Mary p
Hern Lydia
Hathaway Lemuel
Harris John
Hayes Julia
Hill Gcorgiana
Harris @ W
Hutchinson L n
Hurn Lydia
Haskell Pessenden W
Herrick Emily l.
Harmon Fanny
Hutchinson Elizab'h A
Herman Angelina
Johnson $ Nj
Johnson Geo W
Jones Geo w
Jose Emma w
Jelleson Eliza
Jefferson Albert A
johnson Mary s
Kent Benz L
Knox s q
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Leaeorrh@a or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Fsmsie DIsrn.Fs.
syphilis and sIsreuriai Disease.

Dr. j. c. Artni Sir, I eheerfuliy ouinpy With the re-
quest Of your sgent aud report you " the ELECTS
1 have realized with Sour sar.atsrs-
have cured with IT, In my praece. most 81 The eow-
plants for which u IL recommended and have fbi s
effects truly wonderful In the ~ Tsno,si aHf hv'
csrdi Hs,as. One q my patients had syiltic ulo.s
in his thruat which were consuming bis Islste and tie
top 81 his mouth. Your ssssparlla. steadily taken,
cured him Ia i've weeks Another attacked BY sec-
onday symptoms IN his nose. sud the ucrfation lad
eaten away considerable part q H. - that bsl,s,r Tho
disorder woald Iracl bis bfain and Nil him. Hut 70
yielded my administration of your sarsaparlls the
ulcers healed and be u well again, not Of cur,e Wildcat
dishg duration 10 his face. woman Who had bsn
treated Cor the disorder by mercury was suffering
titi,e the weather that damp day tbs suffered en-.
erucating pain IN her jni. and lone.. sbs, too was
cured entirely by your ssr-aIarla In . lev weeks. !
know ffoui it, 0rmuls which your agent gave that
this Preparation from your laboratory must le gI..t
remedy consequently, these truly Iemsrkable irsuits
with Il have not surprised me.
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schIrrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Ehfoiiation OF
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

ron THE RAPID CuRE or
Coughs, Colds. Influenza, iIoarssnsss,
Croup, bronchitis, In. ipi.nt Con-
sumption, and for the heiief
OF Consumpttye Patients
IA advanced stages
OF the Disease.
TbI. 4, remedy ~ universally known 10 surTss. soy
other for the cute q threat aud lung Complaints that
!. useless bsts 10 publish the evidence ~ ~ 'fiu'. Is
unr,ae excellence for coughs sud colds nAi We iIhy
wonderful turrs % pulmonary disease, have INSIDE "
known Throughout the civilized nations 81 the sarh.
lew the communities even families amonf ibsm
who have not psfsops ssIsrsboe ~ lis ttsfi.-
acme living trophy IN their midst 81 it, victory over the
subtle and dang.tOa. disorders of the throat aud lung.
Az all know the dre.nl fatality 81 e-e disorders, sbd
a. they know, the effects ~ this remedy Ne bsed Dos
do more than 10 assure them that has now all The VIZ.
tue. that u ia have when making the cnf- which lave
won % strongly upon the oOnhdsncs 81 mankind.
Prepared by Or. J. c:AYER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
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VARIETIES |!

Cas-, to the strength Of tho whole Company, and in
which the audience will undoubtedly DO
highly interested.
ladies' Merino Vests,
Ladies' Scarfs,
Embroidered Collars,
Embroidered Sleeves,
Embroidered Flouncings,
Embroidered Handkerehieis,
Infants Waists,
White Brilliants,
Plain White Cambrics
Plain White Swiss,
Figured and dotted Swiss,
Checked Cambrics,
Strip'd Cambrics,
Draperies, for Curtains,
White Linens,
Linen Bosoms,
Linen Handkerchicts,
silk Handkerchieis,
Chautilla Wells
French do,
MOrian,
Hoop Skirts,
Kid Gloves,
Isle Thread Gloves,
Silk Gloves,
Black Mitts,
Hosiery. all kinds,
Black Velvet Ribbons,
worsted Baids,
Needles, Pins and Fans,
Spool Cotton, Linen Threads,
Jet Bracelets and Black Pins,
Amer the above, an intermlsslon Of one hour VIII
be had to allow those making purchases Ofour
New Spring Goods, time for dinners imme-
dla.sly after which and 70 cOnelude,we
shallin,rOduos the amusing farce of
Nultum In ParvO, Or, Little OF Everything
The sollowing being but a small proportion Of
the articles that will be on exhibition
Unblcached Shcetings,
Bleached Mouslins,
Calicocs,
Tickings,
Striped and checked Shifting,
Canton Flannels,
Grey Linens,
Cotton and Wool Flannels,
All wool white do,
Red Flannels,
Blue do.
Grey do. Opera DO.
Colorod Cambrics,
Sarsinet do.
| Corsets. Jean,
Russia Diaper,
Marseilles Quilts,
Lancaster Quilts,
All Wool Table Covers,
Grey Linen do.
White Damask Covers,
Snow Drop Covers,
Damask. by the yard, .
Napkins and Doylcs,
Huckubug Towelings.
/ ing The most perfect satisfaction to all who may
visit the New York Cheap store. Any person dis
satisfied with any part Of the periormsnes' WI
/ thai want the Baskins, Shawls and SINS, or ans
other Kind Of Dry foods, will Ind them al Lev,
a Co.'S
/ We therefore expect n Nlrlb 49, "
are In persuit OF choicest. cheapest, largest an.
most desirable stock Of dry goods ever brought
iHto the town OF Saeo.
TICKETS GRATIS, TO De HAD AT THE DOOR
e Children half price.
Aliberai reduction 10 families. Front seats re
served for tho Ladies'.
g Doors open at OslOsS,-perfOrmsnes Il
commence att o'clock.
LEVY &CO.,
Deerins Block, Factory Island, Saco
B. sign tho Red Flag.
u Wedding Cards printed at this Ofic.
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THE UNION &c JOURNAL. P

Grand Exhibition
GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE SEASON,
LEW &c CO.,
MANAGERS.
Second Season OF our Engagement with
THE PUBLIC!
9aa performance Of the grand Moral and Domestic
Drama OF
HOW TO Make MONEY;
oh
BUY YOUR GOODS AT LEVY & cos.
Which was witnessed by over OOoO persons las,
season with uNDoUNDED SATISFACTION.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3D, 1861,
And every day until further notice. will be present
ed the deeply affecting and highly interesting
play Of now To MAKE MONEY. with an
entire change Ofscenery and appoint
msnts The following are tho lead
dind incidents in the play,
Scene, Decring Block, FACTORY Island,
All kinds of Black Silks
Striped and Figured Fancy silks
Foulard silks,
Berigcs, figured and plain,
Organdes,
Debeges,
Bombaziner, Bombazincs,
BrOche Shawls,
Stella Shawls,
Traverse Shawls,
Capes, all styles,
Waterproof Capes,
Blskins and sacks,
Alpine Mourning Goods of all descrip-
tons,
Poplins,
All Wool De laincs,
Spring De LANES,
Valencias,
Valour Empress,
Lawn and Jacconnets,
French Ginghans,
Scotch and American Ginghams,
Lace Mantillas,
Silk Capcs,
Lace shawls.
Grey goods for Dresses,
Figured Ludmills, Striped Silas,
Plain Repts,
Cattle fix. Cloths,
Goats Hair,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Post Office,
Biddeford, April I I, 1861.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say they are "adyertised"
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We present this week description Of few Of the
very latest Paris styles In Ladies' outside Gar
ments, which we are now manufacturing. To which
we shall 10 constantly adding novelties as fast as
they make their appearance.
Y. A. DAY, No. Union Block, DiddsfOrd.
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FrisrnalIy yours, G.v. LARIMER, ND.
Rhsumatism, Govt, Liver Com plant.

IsDIPtSpEscE, Piestea Co.. Vs.. uh Jui, isSs.
On. J. G. Arnl Sir, have bs.n afflicted With palm.
nl chrnnic RLb,6fsa Tor long time, wh, laied The
skill Of physicians, and stuck 10 iu 'ats o all the
remedies ooui hnd until tiel yOur sanaIarills One
bottle cured IN two weeks, aud rc-tui my gsnsri
health 80 mueh that I FAR letter iiisn l-st. vas
attacked. think u = wonderful ms,liin-. j. fGEAM.
jules Y. Gttchei of g. Louis, ~Iiis-i have hen
AFFLICTED Tor years with an osso"a ~ Ne Irsr which
destroyed my health tried every thing, aud every Thing
failed 10 relieve me; and have len brokensown man
Cor SONS years .fion oiber tsn o,r'sg'Hshf
ne Lrdr. Ny beloved castor the Rev. VIZ. l'i' ai'lsci
me 10 Try your SaTs lu-e lee ,A.i b. krsw to,
and any thing yOa n,. worth u, log. NY tie Ties
Ing of Gol u la. cups aud has pHihsd ny ilg
as 20 make u new % me. Eel ,oung again. The
best that 10 said Of You !. not half good enoagh
schIrrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Ehfoiiation OF
the Homes.
great variety q have been reported 10 NJ where
cures u thee formidable complaint. have resulted htn
the use Of this remedy bat space bsfe viii bu admit
them. Some 81 them may D.. t,nnd ~ onr Amettfan
Almanac, which the agents l-lrw named are pleased "
furnish giaii. 10 all Who call Go them.
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Pits, Epilsp-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cure IL thee HfeCiitns ha'" lFsh
made BY the Alternative power u thu, uisi,ius. u sh".
ai.s the vital funciions into Vigorous ncit, sol tau,
o,erumes ,-prlrI- NL-h woUi h. suri-s~i i-l"Hd t'
reach. such a remedy has long leeu rVur,i ~ W." hs.
ees.s. Of the t. PIE aud c0hLj-bi that this vii
do & q them all that medicine eau DO.
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st: Anthony's Firs. Reese ~ Erysipeias,
.Nrr nnd Sal, tt,eum, said Head,
Hhsworna, Sore Ey. DsoD.y.

~. Anthony's Fire. U... ~ Eryslpeias,
letter and salt ithsun,. stsid Head,
bihgwornn, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
~. Iol-rt ". frsbls whites fr,sa S.l.,, :. Y iah
Sept, ls5J that he has sasI az tn,siefais eco ~
DTepsy which Threatened a. tstmnais G.iaIy iy the
I-rse,sfing a. our rarsats,fiiis sI ai-s su.
Malignant Eyu,i5 by larg. DOS ~ The san,sI ,sys
he cure. the common ESSIitH' by u constantly.
Brone hoceie, Goitre or swsii.d Neck.
ZshnlOn sloan e Pr~I~c Trxs. whites Th,-. I'D.
tiss Il your sar.apsIla currl ne ,i, fsirr hill.
swelling on the nssk, vh',, bal suiis.sd hom
over twoyean."
Leue orrh9s or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, fsm.i. Diseases.
DR.. J. n. T. Chanhing - N-v lok cry. sfitss II
most eheerfuy oImply With the I~inr-i % ,r avTnti In
saying I have fand your sar.alats nrs, ese.llsnt
alternative In Oh. numerals complaint. ior ~hib We
employ such remedy, bat ESPECIALLY In fss'' Ds,aos
of the scrofnlou. dishsis. ha,e cured many ntsisr-
ate % Leucorbas by H. and sne whste the onm-
plant va. osus- by o,Taton Il the n,r. 1hs ulcst-
alton itself cured. Nothing within my knosl-
edge equals Il Cor these female arrangements"
Edward 4. Marrow. 81 Nswbury, Ala, writes, dan.
gerou. fHEor " the fsu,sir- in snv,
which hal densi all the rem-,e. could smpo, hss
at length been completely cured by Jour Esrsct Of al.
saparia. Our physician tl,ough nothing lot s.i'ra.
tion could Afford relief bot he advised the trial e Sear
sarsaparills th. Last resort before cutting. sni "
proved eectuai. Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
NO symptom % the d.eas. remalns.'
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NEW ROOMS.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

"Let those now sit who never sat before.
And those who always sat now sit the more"
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AMER which will be brought out the charming lit
tie Comedy OF
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Certificate from well known Citizens OF Boston.
The undersigned, having experienced the beneficial
effect, of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, do not hesitate "
recommend Il TO the attention Of the public.
Rev. John Pierpont, Peter Harvey,
Thomas A. Dexter, James Z. Dunn,
&. II. Kendall, NJ. ID, Samuel May,
Thomas T.. Amory, Lev. Thos. Whittemore.
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ATOMIC and ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE

.vsss.-The failure Of IRON as . remedy for Dgs.
ssssSa, 4 bad state Of the blood, and the numer-
on. diseases caused thereby has arisen from the wantof
such preparation Of Iron as shall enter the stomaehn
PRoroxIDs state, and assimilate at once with the
blood. This want the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies,
and II does so In the only form In which II possible
for Iron to enter the circulation. For this reason the
PERUVIAN SYRUP often radically cunks diseases In
which other preparations Of Iron and other medicines
have been found 10 be Of no avail.
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Full directions accompany each bottle. Sold by
dealers IN medicine generally. 3ml2
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ADRIAN II. MuI ~, Auci cneer.
4 FIPST-CLASS 81 ORES and LOTS on

ADRIAN ". MUI 81 Apct. cneer. -
n FIPST-CLASS 81 ORES and LOTS on Sd
a and 9th avs, at auction, en WEDNESDAY, jan ID IT
II u, ut the Merchants Exchange.
srH AVEHUEfstory brown stone front Store and Lot D.
w corner 9Th sy and 44th 255115 covering entire lot
Also Stores Of description, adjoining the above each
2jx6j Il. Lots 2Jx75
cor 3day and 18th st. Lot 25sx15j Store, 23.3xb0.
Also 4ssory Philadelphia Trick store aud Lot T. y Sd Az
as s south of 4fth-Ft. Lot, 2,xS5 Store 25xsO.
ALSO 5story Philadelphia brick Store and Lot ~ 4. cor 3D.
sy aud seth It. Lot "a Sxlo0i Store. 2LsxSo
Aso 2soiy Budding Hnd Lot f. 5. 3daY 70 feet south OF
9gih.st Lot 10155; Building, 40xs5.
An OF the Stores built In the beet mann by days
erk spd contain al the modern improvement Fart OF the
purcsc money can remain mortgage Maps se.ma sc at
Ne. 50 Wsllst lSoW
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GaIes bp Anttion.
A. NJ. MgKwiH, Auctioneer.

A. NJ MKKwIa Auctioneer
DY BANGS, BiERWIN g. Co., Irving Buildings
Picuyca Works Of Art, Fancy Goods Furniture, &c.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, Jan. 70 AMI 2o
A. 0 O'Clock,
COINS MEDALS, AUTOGRAPHS, ENGRAViSGS, &c
4 lst1p collection FOR raTfir'laIs, 81 4 catalogue.
WEDNESDAY and JHUitSDAY AfENlNSS, jan 3.and u
o. I O'Clock,
PRIVATE COLLECTION Of CHOICE BOOKS comprising
eny raro and ots In all department Poetry Fine
f. Music B.5og aIy Antiquities gHd Miscellaneous Liter
stIe ard psicny the Drama and Dramatic Literature.
Will az anususy n collection Of asfs esan and editions OF
81 ert are Of which Of much rarity and peculiar
.rscIest coLisning scarce autographs &c
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Oreau Cleaners.


CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing and embarkng passenger az Queens
town teland) The Liverpool NewYork aud PhlsdeIp6ia
Steamship Company intend dispatchns their eyde
built Iron i s,seS%Y,hip' as follows; s.n,,,v 10
sa atuTdsy Jam IS
And every SATURDAY at noon iio@ Pier No. g. North
RATES or PASSAGE:
FIRST cABlN...........sf5 STEER so
Fist Cabin TO London.... 90 Steeage to London... 80
steersse Return Tickets good for six months 60
Passengers forwarded to Paris Havre Hamburg Bremen Rot
terdsm Antwerp &c. at reduced through fares
at The following rates to NewYork From Liverpool Queens
townFst Cabin, $i5 $sS sud tlO5. Steerage nom Liver
These Steamers have superior accommodations for passengers
aud carry experienced Surgeons They are built IN
For further information, apply in Liverpool 70 MM iNMAN
Agent No. % Wiers. in GLASGOW TO Nm lNsAN, No ,
Co. n London 10 Ewes MACY No 81 Ming wis@
in Paris LES DECoUE No Place de la Bourse In Phil
ndephia TO JOHN O. DALE No. 1903 Wlnutst or at the Com
p''''' oh'F' '0'f No. IS sfoad@sy, h. Y.
VIHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
SHIP NEwYoRK IL j. NON sANT En- So"S 10 , 1der
N"s'' '''' : SATURDAY, Feb: s, at II o'clock NJ.
BREMEN via soUTHAMPT0v
LONDON HAvR lEAsS8 6pTHEMFrSs ana BREMEN
s c., ,6S ' ssc tSaG caSn ,.s &c., ssn,e ss
For height OF GG i;i.fiSG kGuTcEN sEIeHELT
T0R CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
IL class viii leave NewYOrk on the lst ilth and s
~ each month except dates fall on SUNDAY when
t,o dsy OF departure will DO the MONDAY following Fm
erht or passage apply the only office No. ~ Wes cor
ner Of WArrenst v. o. ALLENs A6on-
FOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE-On
II SATURDAY, Feb. 2fhe United ststes Mail stesnsr
fpAO D. Linss commander, win ss from Pic No - North
River foot Ok Beach-st, on SATURDAY, Feb. Ct noon
mt for safety sod comfort has double
engines under deck Enclosed by wsterush. eompTnens
Nh bsside oths results tend In the event Of colon OF
sndns 70 keep pumps free 70 work. and secure Tie sy
Of vessels and passengers
Priee Of passage In Second Cabin u snd $50. s 80
| Tor FREIGHT Passage apdly % 50
senyEEL I6 \; E4n, Assas. No. srssdwrN
Yss dssuss TULTON w psuAAvA 80
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90 formers ano Others.

rT,HORIEY's FOOD FOR CATTLE AND
HORSES converts the poorest Hay Straw g super
hne Proyerder Pamphlet mailed free cay adde's Do
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FJNO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS.--A gentle
man aged % years who ha. been fo5 the last eight years
u Jobbpg House In this city, DESTROYS OF
oTlupg an arrangement with Wholesale House in Of
orr arc cities to act sAGENT FOR the purchase Of goods here
and In England States lie give the best Of refer.
ences as 10 character aud business capacity Address H. L. D.
Tribune Office.
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1871 THE PENNsYLyANA 1851
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOl
GREA DoUBLR-TRACK RoUT

GREA DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity the Rosd equal 10 any IA The country
THE GREAT SHORT LINZ TO TIE WEST.
Ofics Ne Astor House, corner Of Vesey-t
Facilities for the transportation OF Passengers and nom Cu-
cnuAt Chicago St. Louis S. Paul Nashville, Memphis New:
Orleans md all other towns in the West Northwest and
South unsurpassed for speed and comfort BY any route
Through for the West leave Nswfork foot OF Court
land incoming Express Evening Express p.
Sleeping and smoking on all the trains ,
Fare always as low, and the time a. quick as By any
By tits route Frehts Of M descriptions be forwarded to
and any point the Railroads Of Ohio kentnek Indians
RECT any port the nayigabie nyes OF the West BY
.tosmes from Pittsburgh
Tho rates Freight and from poia o. tho West by the
Penn Rsroed all times a. favorable as are Charged
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers ntrus
INC transportation Of their Freight to this Company rely
with confidence on s speedy transit
Line by which paes eniysns Westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode Of conyeynnce at oneha the rates
Of fare. J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No A'Or HOuss
LEIGH Co., Freight Agents, . -
No / Aston House, and No. South Willsm.x-
MCDONALD BiScAoFF' E% ao s Agents,
ENocH LEWIS, General sup't A.oons, Ps.
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUlJKIRK EXPRESS at IN. for Dunkirk, Buffalo,
MAIL at G:l5 for Dmklrk and intermediate Stations.
1bi. Train remains night at Elmira -
WAY at $3.50 p H. for Mddstown, Nswoursh, and inter-
MONT EXPRESS daily at p m, for Dunkirk Buffalo,
and principal stations The train Of Saturday stops
CHAS 8INoT, General sup's
EOR NEW-HAVEN-Far 81, Berths free
Il By se.ner, rom Peckslp, DAldf, at m Passengers
Tor rcrAe Hartford Springfield. Northampton, and towns on
the q Railroads. take the IL train nom
tew Haven remain board the boat until tho next morning
unston Montreal and all intermediate towns
FRANCIS HYDE, General Freight Agent
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TENO CAPlTALlSTS.-Ha secured Patent
a for INV invention Of PRINTING from ENGRAVED
PLATES. / desire the sssstsnce Of CAPITALIST The
specisl the Printing OF Nusic by entirely pro-
The trade branch business has very largely in
creased for the pact five years aud Is stu inasDg BY my
poccs superior article manufactured and four fold
OF rrodf ton gained than IS per redu on In the
cost materials The advantages consequently great
the system witch aud Ia. been IN operation for the
past Thirty years. address W. II. CAKES Of G. BREuS
ING No I broadway References OF the highest chaeIcr
sin be required ard given
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.--
" From foot Of Courlsnds-Conneciny Hampton Juno.
ton with Dsware and Western Railroad and At
Easton Valley Railroad and It's connections forming
direct line TO Harrisburg without change Of cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Comnen December TO-
ls60-Leaye Newt ork as follows
HAERuBUHG ExPKEss-At6a m. for Easton, Reading Pos
Vile Harrisburg Msuch Chunk Wilismsport, &c.
MAIL TRArSAt a. for Easton, Water Gap, Scranton,
Great Bend Pittston WIkesbare, &c. -
I2H TnRouGH TRAIN-For Eason, Msuch Chunk, Williams
port Reading PottSyiile, Harrisburg &c.
p NJ THRouGu TRAIs-Eor Eaton, Bethlehem, Allentown,
and Msuch Chunk.
s:3OP.M WAY TRAIy-For Somervils.
ExPHEss TRAM Pog HARRIsBURG--The 8. m. Express
Train from New York arrives at Harrisburg at 1870 noon, 10
time 10 with fast trains, and west Pennsyvania
Railroad Northern Central north and SOUTH and with
the Cumberland Valley Railroad. -
EdrABy1HPOI.T AND w.YoRK FERRg-Leaye New York
tom Pier No o. North River at and II 800 and
LEAVE ELIrABkrs-t 6:l5 and s:l5 q l:lO ard s:3o
pm ~, ,u-
trip each way. JOHN o. STERNS Superintendent
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une Office
ITO CAPITALISTS.-A COMPANY, recently
formed under the New York State law, with capital Of
$1,000 for the manufacture and sale Of article used BY every
farmer secured by paenby far the best OF is Kind and al
,esuy largely iutTcduced-oher portion Of the CAPITAL
STOCK SALE In amounts to suit purchasers. The bu
% started and it, Is beyond question. The
expense are small profits large aud increasing dividends be
the stockbOdera least 20 per cont the coming
An msy be obtained and full particulars given By al
directing SECRETARY Tribune Office.
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90 h1bom ii map Goneern.
OWE OF STRONG DRINK CURED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

For sale al No So Division st. No. 2li EighihAv N. T. and
Ms HAY ES'S No. 15 Bultonst Breokyn Price one dollar
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60 fet.
Chances for Business Ellen.

EOR SALE-An EXliIBTTION-A rare chance
for Young mAn TO make money with small capital Can
eke 100 month For further particulars address D. c. Tib
une Office.
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DANK OF NORTH AMERICA, New. York,
ID jan H. The Annual Election Of Dlector q sha
Baph win take place At the Banking on sse
The pola VII 10 open ffOu u N VI hy " Gill;,
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHILA-
IN DELPAIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Msl and Express Lines leave New York at and
n and and Fare 90 Through tickets sold for Ga
nnat and the West and for Washington New Orleans and
The South ks and through baggage checked to Washington In
j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received for us unless delivered and
checked Is minutes In advance the time OF leaving