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~A Youss LADY, returning to her

tH ~ EOUNo hhDts running F" "s'
country home, amer s"yourn OF q few months In
tho city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of \ coarse. rustic. flushed fs,e she hsd
soft, ruby Complexion Of almost marble smooth
ness, and instead OF twenty.three she really up.
peared but eighteen. Upoa inquiry asto the sause
OF so greata change. she plaiuly told them that
che used The CIRCAssltS BALM, AMI con.
sdered II an iRvnlusble acquisition W any Lady's
toilet by It's use any LAZY OF Gentleman can I'm.
prove their personal appearance hundred fold.
1t Is simple 10 Its combustion. as Nature herself
- simple, yet unsurpassed 10 It's efSeacy IN draw.
ing Impurities from also healing. cleansing AMI
besutifyins the skin and complexion. BY ito di.
rect action on the eutieIe IL draws from IL nil its
Impurities, kindly healing the same. and leaving
the surface as Nature Intended u should be, clear,
smooth. son and beautiful Proc 81, sent by mail
or express, on receipt or an Ordcr by
w. l. CLARK 4 CO, Chemists.
No. West Payette 81 ,Syrscuss, N. Y.
The only American Agents fcr the sale 81 the
rame, IyIo
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NEW. PUBLICATIONS.

D.Nonr-r's YouSo AxEsrcA for Msrch has
como to hand. This is . charming magazine
Ter the Little Folks, flled with Illustrations Oh
m entertaining character.
Harper's Magazine for March Is received
from A. Williams 4 Co. ny Lcke. Saco.-
Among the illustrated articles arc The podse
Club: or, Italy In is5o-fall Of humorous In
cideut. we'll described md wcli pictured Per-
.onal Rseolleetions Of the War, with some 6ne
Illustrations OF scenery. &c. Two hundred
Thousand Sphers, null Of Interesting ini6rms-
ton with twenty thrce illustrations 10. II
also contains several excellent stories. o. ~.
Bendle's Magazine for March has been
received, and is very readable, Us indeed Il
always Is. In It's peculiar province, -mid.
way between tho lighter periodicals and tho
moro cold magszincs--it has ths Geld In
ITSELF aud has achieveda wellcarnod pop
uIaIlty. IL ----- - - - 49, = 1
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MARRIED.

In thi, city, Jan. N, by Rev. J. Hubbard, IT,.
Mr., sam DEL smith and Miss Abby Smith, both Of
Ksnnsbunk, A.
In this city. Feb. 2, by, Rev; c. Tsnney. Mr.
Martha n Barrows, OF this city. Aho, by the SANE.
In Dover. n. II. Feb. -, Mr. Edward Z. Chap
man and Miss Abby & yIskssy, osts Of Dover,
Albion Towls. Of Bostsp, Mass. and Aks issbsn
Merrill. OF this sity.
In this city. March ID. BY Rev. John Stevens. Mr.
wllssa. AsSEti sad Ma yestA Stsarns, both VI
this city.
AZ Burton Centre, Fsh. 2s..by Rev q. Dutis-.
Mi. Marshall 81 ysr, Of Lerant, end Miss ArAIins
wilkins. OF Green.
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J. Goodwin hobbs. Esq, has been appointed
assistant Psymaster in the navy from Feb. 2lss,
1867. Mr. Hobbs b . brother Of John Z.
Hobbs. Esq, ofNorth Berwick.
Messrs. Mason. Symonds 4 Co., Of Kenne-
bunk. have purchased Of the former proprie-
tors the recipe and good will Of the celebrated
Fishers Cough Drops. the recipe OF which was
invented 50 years ago by DR.. Jacob Fisher, .
well known physician OF Kenuebunk.
DR.. John A. Hayes Of thi, city has been ap-
pointed examining surgeon for those who APP
ply for pension, from the government. PEN
soniers should bear this fact In mind.
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LAST DAYS or THs sorH CONGRESS.

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- III In wo,,,I ,I,G,, il. Scy.
.r,I ,,r.. - n;s hr.,lr,, announced ,b.;,
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BIDDEFORD, MAINE.

by d.rt to Nathaniel @. Poss for $l65. Pc
fence that there was no valid transfer OF sid
note by Foss to PIT. but that the alleged trans
fer was fraudulent and INTENDED 70 deprive
creditors Of their rights. and especially the Vile
Of said Foss Of alimony In divorce case pend
ing at the time Of transfer. and OF her right to
o dstributive share Of his estate.
Emery & Son, Drew for pPE stewart'sm''h
for def.
3GG. Chaa A. Mari Y. certain materials for
q vessel (Cieo. II. Adams and Neb. W. Day,
clsimants). This was a suit to enforce lien
claim, and was heard by the judge. who or
dercd judgment for MARI for $50 rs, and de-
creed q lien.
Smith for pl'k Luques for claimants
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Biddeford and Saco Retail Price Current.
CORRECTED wxxxlv.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mareh o.
THrRspAY. March I. la6i.

At nnarket br the errnt wrek Can, 1902 Sheep and
Labs loJ5 Swine, lso, numbsr Western Cattle, lus
Esst-rp Cattle, l0. t
PRICES-Herf Cattle - Bxtra, SO IS 20 IL s0' hrt
quality, $I2 IS 40 Is "; .ecd quality, $ll W 10 !? oo
thini quality, II O06 III rs
HIDES, 10 &c v y. 1aio~, To lie n
PELTS, % q ID eaSh r.r .r.
CALI SKINS, Ia NJ D Ia
RExAsu-Not quite 90 much sotvy - hst week.
Beef extra and nrst quality includes nothing but the
bes large, at, stalk iei Oven secnnd qualify In
suies the ts, grsss-foi OAen The best stak-t Cows
sni the iest shre-year oil Steers. Ocnsxy essss u
Bulls anil rehsse Its
. MICH COWS AMI Calves st5, IS, IS, loo % rs.
siIEHP AND LAMBS, In lots, 81 Oh, 50 20 Is
each Extra, 81 30 % 80 or from a SCI u.
swINE--westen fat swine, live, Dos.
Drwssei 81 % Toe pr b.
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Fishers Cough Drops.

( Thn certain and sfIsctuai ssrs foe Coughs and
all dssases Of the throat and lungs. has been gsn-
Last si1ty ysars and Il uasraatsd 70 surs. or ths
price will DO refunded. Prepared by 0soses VI.
WALIIssvoap, yrandsou o. Che late d.. Fisher. =.
MASON, sYM0ND5 4 CO., Proprietors, kssss-
bunk, Maine.
q: o. GoOd.ln : Co.. Boston Agents. seid sy
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The NATIONAL COUGH CURE

Has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, Of Boston,
when pronounced by physicians sseursts. IL viii
cure any eDake cough II always rshsrs. For
Bronchitis Sore Throat, 40 10 has no
superior. Admirable, alsO, for public speakers
and singers. Sold by all Druggists. q. Z. GOOD
WIN 4 co , Boston, Wholesale Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Indian Vegetable Medicines,

Prepared by science TO suit each case, will cleanse
the blood and restore health 10 tho Invalid. CAN.
GERS, SCROFULA and the worst forms OF disease
e.,,L A Book explaining these facts will be cent
Tree. Address Dr. Il. GREENE, 10 TExPLE PLACE.
Bos1os, MASS 1nS
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z a.,
burst out In Pimples, os Sars, o. In ssus
~ :; 8; J; :: !; ;:: !:
.# ~ kiLLL purges sot these iptariues sDd
stimulates The orrass cf h lutte vsous setoa, restoring
tie health aud eSJcillng dssass. leee rsIsiy cures
The b,c.i such scrofula, % Kings Evu, Tamon UL
GERS Sores, ErvIsious pmp.es, Blccies, bos = An
thonys Yir., Ese % ErystslsS reti1 % Salt kheun,
scah lead, Ring Worn, Cancer ~ Csnervus rumfs,
Boz Eyes Renae Diseases soeh Retention, lHefuiAf.
ny supprsssiou whes, stcrily sl-o syphis % Ven--
nal Diseases LIVER Complaints and Heart DseA~s. Try
ARMS sAssLPAsLLA and ses G yoarsef The surprising
activity WIN whLh eranses the Nod and eures thos
pSrer l.,. y.an tn public have been m,sd W iars
bostis psssrpalf % rive quu a Extfsd u ssrsAu-
ria fyr one dollar Nost NJ thee have been fsnis uru
the sick, icr they onntain LITTLE any ssaIarlla but
onen no curative properties vhs<vS. Hence, bttsf DIS.
Il sirsapsria which toi the MARKET until the name ~
ELI has leDme sypH yucas With imposition anil sheat.
sun call this o'u,pnDi "sar,ararla" AMI Intend 10
suriiy such cm-iy sinai. rescue the name fom the
basi 81 disuy which rests uTsa t. We think We have
ground &c lEbeying has yucs which iuvsistife,
by the ecitpary q NE dlseassk hsep5>d y cure
We cy te sck tint ~ sdes thess ths he't
reas1n 10 e<ieve it by Or be wst enectaAi pannd
the blc.i yet discovered by any briy.
AIkns, CHuu. PscroniL 10 % un,refny .nocr 70
pvrts every tslsf rsciy fof us cure Of C"ash c1s
lniu-a,a Iirar.nes. Crsp, Br0chitis, iDcpsent Con-
sum- sion and for The rbef II Consecutive rapens w
siyspoi stages n the dIsea, that uss. here " ~
ennt the eydepee a Iu virtue. Ins w1p, nn9ss tae'n
,o by eli drusst-' api dealers In ioeiens sve'yvs-r'
r..ll
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. 2
january Terms. 1897, at saoo'

sss Henry g. Carlo yr. John Drew. This
cass vas 'trisd Monday. On Tuesday morn
ing the jury brought In verdict Tor PIT Tor
SSgS. -,
Lsqsss. .,s rs.iii7 s.iDfsw 3 Hamilton. :
3sa., Andrew MoKenney VI Bepj. Z. Allen.
Suit brought BY PIT - sndorses Of hots given
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II Horace Greeley had long interview
with President Johnson OF Friday and nrs.
ed him to sign the reconstruction bill and
change his Cabinet.
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'-"ha DR.. 8. 8. FITCn's
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

address. No money required until the hook h ro-
csiysd, read, snd fally approved. II 10 . perfect
guide 10 the sick OF indispossd.
AddrssA DR. y, 8. FITCH, Is fremont street,
Boston- fy6
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DIED.

II Nosices of deaths, src-vns ss Ioes, Inserted
ee above that numr, Al regular advertising rsrs.
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FOR SALE,
Farm 3 SaW.MiIl in EepDcbQnkuOrt,

Farm contains about 2, ssres wen divided, be-
Ing part Of tho Lemosf Miller farm. Buildings
very good large iss IL msnsts.
Adjoinips the hm h tbs Mil. knoun ~ the
Capt Andrews mill. In good order. and nov doing
good business viii DO solS lsw--tcrms reason
a5le. Inquire Of JOS =. SASOS.
3WIi kenbebuah Village.
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PursIp SoRE THROAT. - The best remedy
that has ever been discovered for this dreadful
disease Is Johnson's Anodyne Linimeut. w.
do but simple justice 10 the medicine. a. well
a. to the public. when We recommend the same
for general use.-Rdlifdr (.S ST. Daily.
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WANTED, A0ENTSi

SCH00L rHaCHBRs. Ciery,men, Disabled Sol.
y diers. Ladies or Gentlemen, 10 all part Of The
STATE, TO sell those popular RSGs,vrSs published
by JUHS DAINTY, among which are the "Mersir1
kfss,- doing 90 BED" "Ppsbis ~ fAr In" sc.
This 10 . rare chance for Canyasscrs. sisa want
= few moro good esnvs Sers for the hast sebsrrip-
ton book ever published Ia this county, via
~TAs Live OF fAs Pys,,dsan," ny New. John T. q.
Abbott. Address JOHN HANkERsON.
100 Middle 81, Psrtiasd.
Nc. 5uff
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To- Kenn.bunkp port, Psb. "a, Mrs Hannah Perkins.
aged - yearA
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II your horse has had hard drive, stood In
n cold wind, drank too much cold water, or
been out in cold rain-storm, the immediate
use OF the Cavalry Condition Powders will re-
store him 10 condition.
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Cleanse the Blood.

with corupt, dirrivrvi - yinatci
NBied, yoa are sick all over. Il may
burst out In PimpseA 20 soro, o. In ssus
active diseAss. % Il may merely kGp you
,ilstiess, deprvss~i and Eood &c nothing.
But yoa csnno< have good heaith whIle
yaif biol 10 Impure Arsas sl.sAra,
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silver tee set. There has been much excitement
In regard to the matter, and there was oonsid-
cradle rivalry. each person having their pref
erence but Frank Miller. Of the Chronicle,
outasnked them al. The Fair realized from
this voting nearly 500. The society will make
UPWARDS OF % 600. and are to purchase =
chime OF bells for thsir church. HoRArius.
The M. f. Society Of this city arc to COM
mcncc tearing down their present house Of
worship preparatory to erecting another
and larger one, ns soon rs they can obtain
the necessary bricks We have seen the
design and the new church will be an ele-
CANT and coinmodious structure. II will be
Of Doric style distinguished for its 'impl'ci.
~ and strength and will he 81 GO feet,
containing l52 pews and will seat IN the
audience room proper 300 persons, and The
gallery will accommodate 200. The vestry
will scat 500 persons, and there will he on
the samc floor pastors room, committee
x6om, libnry room for the Sabbath school,
and ladies whiting room besides the fln,aee
rom. The estimated cost is e23,0O0, half
Of which has been already subscribed.-
Every dollar invested in providing suitable
house of worship for our people, is put on
how great interest we may never know in
this world, but we have promise that we
shall know In the great hereafter. But Il
we look only to the financial interstsof our
own selves we can In no why 70 properly
Unrest Our aid as TO encourage all such en-
tspiscs We hope our citizens will help
the society literally.
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-01

IF you would have thing kept SC
cree, never tell il to any one aud II you
would not have thing known Of yon, never
DOH.
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-01

a down east editor says he's seen
the conuivance lawyers use when they
warn up on the subject" He says it's
. glass, conssrn, and holds about half q
pint, WI :
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-01
badget Of SciSsOnngs.
Love and the Lily.


blsAs Lsvs one Day wss out Il play. ...tl
He met a blc,ming lily.
Aud on its bo.on a.. to lay
HE ehesk-i, Was so chilly.
"Go'so.- Ehe wavy ilv said; ..
Il lack no, for poli,sneSi
But on my word. Love. I'm afraid
Your cheek NAV soil my whi.eness."
,.yr i.Hsyssy. not 90" Love soit replied j
You only talk for teasing: q
lis summer sunlight at your side.
lEise'svsrywhsrs ii. freerins.'t
Believing no, Loves seeming toll
Was half he represented.
~ sfhep'tying lily.all the while 800
Refusing. still consented.
But when the morn with dewy tread
Came round to wake the flowers,
Alas ihe lily's dropping head
az Rose not to greet the hours. f.. .....I
And tho the bee, around It's cup
e3lI.. At noon a. usual lallied, 4 N
Oh never more were lifted up
The leaves which Love had sullied.
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-01
PROCLAMATION OF TIE GOVERNOR

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
To the Morigs Of The sererdl coaatieS-GREEr-
ING.
WHEREAS, A vacancy exists In thc Office
w OF Lieutenant Governor of this state
caused by the resignation of the Hon. c. c.
bliss,
WcgQore The shcrins of the counties being
required by law TO give notice, by procama-
tion, of the time and several places of holding
elections, and also of the officers to be elected
you archcrcby commanded to cause an election
to be held. in pursuance Of the statute IN such
case, made and provided in their respective
counties, on Friday, the 22d day of Fcbuary,
y. d. lSi7, next for the election Of Lieu
tenant Governor to fiji said vacancy.
In testimony Whcrcofl have hcrrunto
60, set my hand and caused the seal of
L.sS the State 10 he affixed at Little Rock,
'' on the 10Th day Of November, i. u.
1866.
ISAAC MURPHY.
Got.ya0r II arkdESJs.
Roman J, T. Wuur,
Sscrcidy ot STATE,
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-01

o--A gentleman in Michigan asked q
sauaw il her papoose, which was quite white,
was not half-breed, whereupon she replied /:
No; not drop Of white blood about it.
half Indian and halt Missionary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-06-07
B L 81 JESS notices

II is remarked that since the invention
of the STEAM REFINED SOAPS, workers in oils.
paints, feathers, and other odorous materials,
can no longer be distinguished by the sense of
smell. We doubt not the mechanics are glad Ia
bless the STEAM REFINED.
\ TRUE BALsA MIR. WrsrAG's BArsAM
of Wild Cherry i, truly a bals;m. II contains
the baIsamic principle OF the Wild Cherry. the
balsamc properties oftar anil ofpine. 1t, ingrc-
dientS are all ba lsamc. Coughs. colds. sore
throat, bronchitis. and consumption speedily
disappear under its ba>amic influence
-The most delicate female. and children
of the tcntscrcst age, can take Parsons Purra-
Pills with perfect safety, aid TIE most salutary
results will follow.
--prohably no diSea sctcxccpt epidemic d.
cases. has been more fatal than the Uiphi hcria.
For time ii battled the skill Of phy>icuns cy-
eryWhcre. and /. Ill causing hem cur,ful and
anxious study. The "Arcadiap Recorder
published At Halifax, N.s. in Speaking upon
the rlyagr~ OF piph IBERIA in that Pru,i. &c say. =:
las al internal and external remedy for that
fatal scour%c If our Province, Biphiheria we
are told that johnson. Anodyne Eminent has
no equal, chectua'iy Prcvcntin 2 when used in
season. and atlordng great relief to- and seldom
fuilng TO cure The most stubborn .a>.s-No
family should be without it.
WHO apfra,iatcs the fact that tn re i. any
great importance atiachedto such u commodity
- n Pill: II i generally suprost d that ny.
bedy can make them ~ all can take thcIn.
But visit the laboratory II nr, J. {. Aver and
YOU viii be dsabu,ed Of iht idca that il j. a
tr'iie 10 make amy medicn" and adapt il 10 lie
wants Of miltt"H> OF meu-,o - adjust il to
their needs. aEd 80 cure tlti complaints. IL 10
make them IL constant customers in al tEc
zones. Physicians fird it requires Stmr shfI
TO auaf their do,tS 10 single laticut: ask
them II II i not an intricate problem 10 adjust
Il pursatiHc pill II the nse,'>>i.ie, al unfold
numbers. 50 that ii shall benefit them rcarlv
all. Dr. Aver, lsh1ratury supplies uO.oCo
doses Of lIl> PIE Ct d,m, ct 1900 Geo a wear.
lhlnk OF mat l,culaliu-, Wei may in Whit
On the head Of any man To a,i.nini>:rr TO that
amount of >uii ring. and especially when. A. i,
here evident, everything j, done with tn .N-
tremeNt nccty and care. =, Randolph (Nt
state >nan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-06-07

IMPURITIES il cNpJl. dlsca-c and torres health
aud tilnHlat,'S the organs Of life into Nigoruu<
action. Hence il rapidly cures Il ylticty OF COM
plants which are caused by impU,itt OF tho blood
such S'rgfi1a, hhG's FtH, Tuners. i,cEs,
Sores, EJ7IjtirHS, Fsipies nj. cb's EuRs, 81 tn
thongs fi,c. Eose or EtySpeigs, Ie:trr, y Salt
Hhefqi, Sc'l| Heu3. Ring Harm Grnr0 or dancer
ous IUmors, Sore uss. I'H'eie i's.ssf.s such as
EetcatipH, HJrgalaFifr SrIprtssi ~, U'hn,s Si1-
iiF. also S!IhHH co. irHrrtl ty,GsrS, IiTer yom-
pidibts, and Uedt IiSd3ytc. Try AIIL's SAEsA.
rAElLLA, and for the surprising actiy-
iy with which Il e!can e the blood andcures these
disorders.
| During late years the public have been mi,led
by large bottles, lrc'rHaiug t. give quart of EN~
tract If sar>aparlla foi one dollar. Most Of thr,e
! lave been n&u0s upon the sex, Tor they mol only
contain little. II ANY, Sara panlln, bat oltnn no
curative ingredient Whatever. llcnrc, bitter dis
appointed has followed the of the various cN-
tracts of sarsaparilI which food the market, until
the name itscl Has become Synonymous with inn
position and cheat. sun We call This compound,
"Sar>aparilla,N ard Intend To supply such remedy
a. shall rescue the name from the lead of oblouuV
which rest. dpon IL. We ihinh We have ground Tor
h.lcv ing il has virtue which irresistible by the
class of disas", IT j. intended to cure. Ne can
the SICK, that offer them the best alierat.
i've We know how to produce, au! We have reas on
To believe, II is hy Ear the most cicclual purifier
OF the blood yet discovered.
AYERS tiIEEEN PECTUPAL is so universally
known To stupasS every other medicine for the
cure at Coughs, Colds, lHliunza II uarScncss Group
bronchitis, luclricnt Cons unptiou. and for the
relief of Cons umpitivc Patients m gtNance stages
o! the disease that it is -ees> here TO recount the
evidence OF IT. virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by DIR j. {, AVER Co, Lowell
Mass, and sold by oil Druggists, and dealers in
medicine everywhere. May June. Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-06-07

THE LIQUOR VoTE.-The day for voting on
{ he liquor law was stormy, but as n meeting
was held ut one O'clock to raise money, more
peoplc turned oGt than would have been the
ease otherwise. Tho voting was a quiet mat
ter, and the ballots shows that the result was. as
every one expected, merely one sided affair.
Yes 1j2
No
ftOtR At TWENTY rOILARS \ BARREL
Why need this staple rticle be so high! and
why need our farmers have to purchase so many
barrels? We should raise, certainly half rs
much wheat In this county as is conSimed in It.
We can do this if we undertake in good earnest
TO do so. The fact is we have got TO that point
where we take 1t as n matter ofeourse that we
uht purchase all the -four used in the family mt
the stores, when just the opposite should be the
rule, Good wheat can he raised in the county,
and should be IN sufficient quantity for home
consumption. Will some far inform us
about winter wheat and whether any one has
tried the experiment of raising il. We want
TO know about this.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-06-07
THE SECURITY AND VALUE OF IT'S
RONDS

We have made these calculations that
the public may have some brief 'ata offacts
from which to form tlcir estimate of the
value of the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany's First Mortage b onds. Besides, men
of the greatest railroad experience ahf@thc
country have shown their confidence in the
stock by liberal subscriptions, and this
stock must be subordinate to all other
claims. But there are stronger proofs OF
the security and value of the First Mortage
Bonds than any we have named:
l. That for the safety of the country as
well as national economy the road Is lndis-
pcnsable.
.. That by an investment Of about fifty
millions in Second Mortage on the road,
the Government practically guarantees the
principal and interest on the first Mortgage
The Company now offer limited
amount of its First Mortgage Bonds, bear
ing six per cent, interest, payable scml-an-
nual)y in coin. at ninety per cent. This ill.,
tercst. at the current rate of premium on
gold is equal to nine per cent per ann''m
on the price for which they are now offer
ed. The Company expects to sell but
small amount at this rate. when the price
will be raised. and like all similar bonds
they will finally rise to premium above
their par value. The subscribers to this
loan will not only have the advantages OF
very liberal interest and very safe security
but will also have the satisfaction of hay
ing assisted in the constr uction ofthe great
est national work of the country.