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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

ATA MEETING OF THE SHERIFF AND HIS DEPU
"A ties, held at the Sherifs Office December 3d. 1857,
notion Hon. John Kelly called TO the chair and
j. Gumbeton and Joel 0. Stevens appointed
After brief and feeling address from Sheriff
Kelly stating the object of the meeting be to take into
consideration the death of Deputy Sheriff Joseph Cornell
the following preamble and resolutions unanimously
adopted ordered be published and thereof TO be
forwarded to the family of the deceasedFour times dur
ing Official has the funereal bell sounded
midst toing in swift succession the requiem OF Hugh
Kelly, Thomas 8 Murphy and John j. v Westervelt: and
the Of Death again been launched at OF
NUMBER striking down in the Of his life and the
midst of usefulness lamented associate Joseph
CORNELL and while realize from these sudden and
dspensaons of Divine Providence the uncertainty
OF human life and the instability Of human al airs, we do
to place record regret at his demise and our
esteem for his memory; therefore
Resolved, That the death OF Joseph Cornell we mourn
the loss of true friend upright official and honest
Of who has been connectad with the Office OF the
sheriff Of the city and county Of New York for period Of
years. and who has left behind him reputation for
pr0bity and honor without spot or blemish
Resolved That tender to the family of our deceased
and friend heartfelt sympathy the hour Of
their affection; and while feel that the poignancy Of
their grief be sssuaged by words of coincidence
commiserauon Offer humbly point them for
consolation in their to tho "G0d of the widow and
the fatherlessn to sHim who doeth all things welL
Resolved. That will attend the funeral body and
pay him the tribute of respect by accompanying his
JOHN KELLY. Chairman.
ya.., 4 = s SUrnk.ros, Secretaries.
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SOUTHERN LINE.-FoR NEW oRLEANs-THE Al
= steamship L0DoNA Captain Hovsy, Is loading
or ~ East nser and viii san Saturday. jan nSS
TN 9. Il. MALLORY CO.,
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nr SrhancL,c Ao,u O&ca

UT. SCnenCkS new UmCe. D. IL
SCHENCk OF Philadelphia. has opened Office
second floor Of No -, Hanover street Boston, where
he Will be professionally every Wednesday from 8.
Every person complaining with CONSUMPTION any dis
ADVICE free but Tor thorough examination with his
promoter the charge is live dulidrs
DIT SchenCk cali eAplain 10 patients very correctly
the stage OF their disease. aud how ~ lis medc-
hes, namely, his PulnOnlC Syrup Scawecd Tonic and
Mandrake Pills, without the OF the RespiTumeter
but by ii lie tell exactly how the .UuS> gone
anu what part ais whetht. II is ruberCulous Pull
mOnary Bronchial OF DysDeptC CUnsump tiu. or wheth
cr ii * merely liberated throat and catarrh.
from liver complaint
His medicine, have full directions, SO any enc can
take them without seeing m but IL they live by
ami VOL enough. il Il best him. All three
OF his medicines required nearly every OF
lung disease, Tor 1t Is Impossible TO consumption
unless the stomach and liver kept III perfect order
To get lungs III Il healing condition the stomach must
be Cedsed and all appetite Tor good rich food created
. to make good blood before the lungs will begin
To heal. then the Cl> and sh swCats Will stop and
the eXpeCtordtiOn becomes Tree and easy.
He keeps fun supply Ut medicines at his looms.
which he had at all times.
Pr &c of :he PgiusuIc syrup and Scaweed Tonic
each 81 81 per botte 8 81 the hail dozen Mandrake
Pills, - cents per box
GEO. {. GOODWIN co, IS, Hanover street
Boston. general wholesale agents Tor the New Eng
land states
For sale by all druggists eithwtnov261
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MARRIAGES.

In LittIcton. y. H., Oct 10TH by Rev. A. Z. Drew,
Mr.. Reuben 5. Pierce, Of Lyndon, to Mis- Celia A.
Church. Of Kirby.
In Lyndon oct. H. by Rev. L. r. rssker, Mr.. Albert
L. q rdon, of Newark to Mis- Annie N. Moulton. of
Burke.
At the 1e-denc Of tine hri les brother in C.lsi- Oct
10th, by Rev Le5nsrd Wheeler, Mr. : b. B!odget, of
ibyt, TO Miss CIlista a. jacob, Of "a ais.
In North Adams, Mass., Sept. Ii, Mr.. II. K. paddock
of Il. JoinsIuy 10 Miss Annie Hall, OF North Adsms
In Wet Concord, oct. u, hy Rev. /. II. Tabor, Mr.
Lewis b. Heali to Mis-. Mary s Remick, both If 81.
In usIu
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FARM FOR SALE!
xECUTOR'S SALE
or
Personal Property and Real Estate |!
By ir'Hr- Of sense granted 70 hy -he ~ late
court xii Tin AID o- TIT comfy u Clcd0aia. syl
sill
TUESDAY,, OCT. %, at . o'cI,k. A. VI.

In Burke, the following described property, ".
The FARM Iateiy owned iy D-a. Thomas XIII. SIT.
uated mile noTh ID. Rurk' Hollow, oonsistin- Il IL
sce- Of ili-e l'vel land. Eell wooded and u,,rrl
good sugar orcharI u tst' ire= ,.u ~ a fam J. rj
house and she'd nearly ner, Nth ll-ee lr4s and tal
out building Convenient Z Tie tsta,c Il the lste Io-
T. Kitty 81 Burke
Asa = same time and place Il said e--sts horze
two EeaTs od colt yrlins cdi 1 coUs, . tao Ec-r
olds yesrnEs, "a he 2, fl hgC. shosts aaut So
tens OF nice hay -Dn bush 0z;, iu hs India whoa,
y bush hal,y, IL ton -1raw 1. bus corn eno lr-h
Poiatoes, $50 bush turnsIs, loo \ wool ALI, iG-cE
=agons, good lumber wagon. single aud drll-r, ]
single sleigh. hutTals ro'e hgTuess --oo1 tzy'
horz- tra, erse sled oad grind stone good full -
Joiner tools, - sap tfE tolcer, 2pSn- snd hauling
tut and all the farming toois belonging 20 said, con-
listing Of moving machine, OK car, TloH-s- harrOSs
forks shovel hos, rsk.~ woke sid chsins and
many thing 100 numerous 20 mention q said estate
Credit given for h-i purcase nureg II real estate
JESSE MARSHALL, Executor.
DAVID TEJLL, >Sl,Enan.
BuIke, SEPT. =, le6'. 15-1s
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CAMBRIDGE Market---CCt. Is,

Market Ref Extra, ci2.oo "a y 81 First quality
!, 90 "a %.
store C,ttc-Work ng oxen = pair, sl50, 500
$3.50, SEQ.
Mi.cA COWS aud calves - So - - a loo
lctrliIgs go "a -. Two year ois $50 u Is.
Thrcs ycsrs Old 80 q 80.
Sheep and Lambs In lot, 81 800 - 4 $50
Ezra, q - "a Too. Sprin- lambs, $50 4.U1.
Hics, 81 "a Toe. Iallow, : IA &C. Pe!rs, S0Ot
O.u'. Calf skin, ~ a l5c. Veal Gives $500 q
40
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AUCTION.

wil r. sid Al public suction, n WEDNESDAY.
OF -, 80 81 ''coc. A. lzI1n. -ar.d In
Concord. ? mile from - Acllnshu.K Ea-t knuyu -
the Nila-d iced pace, 1fsii1 Il acre. Il chaicy
land wAich all he sid Uhor in psr- sir EIr-
chaser Also O'Clock z. n tn FOL. Iyin- lrrso,a
property pair nice Matched. llsok zl2r,. s,srng
II. si-,d lv MAJ. \, mil. eN - COVE. f. try
Calves - .hce - ten hsy. fous straw. 1a bush J.
uats- al-o light express wagon. aml-r wagon, CA
cart two hose tras,rse sid pa dou'e Harnesses
sll 4 farming d. sDct siou-. ha--oue cham
&c iy--as rlad- kl0za L tine 4 ssi-.
". W l-AIsp.
J.H. MOORE. Azcti. utor Tax
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AUCTION.

II, sa.=cTits- vi z,l = p -sli, 1ciar. ~ fs dp,-
inE hou-r IN F,-4clal 81 NE-'hE>lhAh- uS T.. F,-i.
tie ttlagyiu- 6r-rflh 2 - 5na-rr-
Fua- S-ye4-- Ia sf.t-s lsyt -..a.c' I'D rosy 3
irE -;,-- i..s-,. ri-t fral fl-,, z,ss q rlt
ck IL o0l-. : -i,sp aua isc.li-. MR. harE .5..r
Wool = Tn. tss. : % ;-2r. b4=,l- r-rli;- q.
hu-htls -aile ps.ztO,--
Tr-Tn- made 9-ya Z Il, -;., & -ar lr :, con-
memo ~ : 4. n D. SE.M IMAM
lo-i-lI : 4 2, --l =. Ant H-..t-.
les, ham. GO l.. 50
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Me&Srs. $. ". Fmrle d Go. ::
The best known remedy for

in oil is manifold forms, including ulcer, GERS
syphilis, sat rheIm, &c, &C. is DIR. Andcrs Iodine
Water, pure solution Of Iodine without solvent di.-
covered after many years of scetfc research and c1-
pertinent. For Graduating hnor. from the syrem it
has no equal. j. p. DlNSMURF, &c Dey ST. y. Y.
Circulars sent free.
Sold by druggist generally. T,-S0
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DEATHS.

DEAIdS.
Births, Marriage. sud Dc.tl. inserted rREs. Obitua-
ries including poetry, SIX CENTS line.
In I, actam October >:h Lizzie VI. infant daughtcr
of W H. and Sara Il. Shaw, agcl mont and % days
III islaad Pond, October il, John T., of samuel
d. and Mary F. Hotson, sgd years and months.
In Greensboro, September Ii, of hcmmorage OF the
bowels, Ira WILDER, only of c. p Church, aged p
y,arF.
In Lexington, Vt, october :, Robert Ramsay, aged
5, y,..s months and T. days.
Ii i.ision, y. H., October 5, jane wife Of Roswell
Bow kcr formerly Of Luucnburg, Vt, aged a. year Il
months
In West Barnet, August ., Samantha s., wife OF
Harvey :. Evans, Of Boston, sgcd q year,.
In Peacham, september /, infant of Harvey $
and Samantha :. Eva1s, of Rost N. aged Is days
IN this town. Sabbath day, october e, Deborah, wifi,
# Milo W, Hale, and daughter Of Lyslnder Holb ook
ESD, Of Compton, c. Z.
How calm and peacefully she rests
Ii slumbyrs awcct enlbra e,
No cares annoy her tranquil breast,
No sJrrOws mar her face;
Her hands lie .ly by her side
A II her work vas done;
1t il, ":i,r house in order laid"
She left her earthly bono.
place my hand upon her brow,
lis cold ali c-.i it he
That Death has se his signct thcle
And r spirit il free:
Her lips dumb hear no more,
Fond word of love aud pr Use;
Can she b. chanting now i'll heaven
Its anthem, hymns and lays:
We m.s the a home ycs, we miss thee
He's lonely and wetry without thee,
Thy presence so gentle and lovely,
SO kind pleasant and free
He does miss lhrC At The liable
At morn, at noon and II night;
But, oh. hsav,n blcsses the b tier
Than earth relsIrcs ever can be. NJ
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At Auction :

WEI fe lid =. aurtior on tl- ar q IT, -1l-c1ir
- m r. 1yezr Lower u sre-o-6 IL. = 10. H.
bg-y road. ESibAA tb-I =, u j. clock A u -
mix co~=- two y,-7s Old IN tur5-va laa-r !
hog Il ton l,y. la b. p. afa,e =! i= s,E-s
bus Is s apple. II q CON faday-. o. 1,-g
pCacan- Egrinc board WAC. n : -l-iEhs harness ]
cart p,ugy- I'D Az--asss sn1 sd t- fa-l1 20 q a,
sid farm cons tn q laEiI- o.. aims. ai, ar
ross &C It. ALL stoves. r3lai- a1d ! pm azt.
aac.-, L. : ll.iru.t-
Ternle-Al a,d,- 81. c,-l d5z-.. Suus uxtr 80
the. I4o1lf!i- c., az, viii -.vsl .lr-y-
-. \ kENAE
J. IL Mn. Anc-i me-.
y R-ss The sa'=cr1tr- H. bought far =,ock and
-srriil iools n ,an2as tn sovc 7r 2 NJ wil fas-
tirely be- closed oai % Il. AiEt il3dt-, - he h.
further for II.
lie zy1l also IL = plys,- ssr. H. farm zhere rlly
s'CtiOn / 70 De- lid. ctl>- 2. 4 l1- n7rs q god
land Ale = lead q "a cate, tl-vr Hvsr doc sd
oxen. Il N Y hINNf-
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TO FARMERS & COUNTRY MERCHANTS


Hrs, hF-TTNlEl -, FRUIIs- RtHTF-E AZ, -.
Lara Ese>, f"JLTEE, HAT, FIsil, Wool- g..
haze large thIsarlcnce IN tie sal,,f Ir,sYr, ,,s
can oifsir the HIGnEsT Prices r The syn "a nal
iuli cash ne,uTl.s wtta tn DAYS from II, r,,, o. he
-olds. ~ w. D
The highest cha-ra for selling = = 7,r- Ont
"eths pTloe current sheet i issuci lr me which
VII sind free 20 sny on, desiring il.
tAsh ADVANCED liberal ' ON consignment when
1olel- Al produce taken chGr-- Il ~ fat fui men
n my employ when 4 ARRIVES. hsvr 4 larcc ware
mouse, ca able Il holdilg 5ea t,srr,ls I can give
rierence 10 partice cor whom hsye done business in
all plr1s q tie country
send fG copy Il i'r1ce- Current. and mark Al shin
neuk JAMES w. EDGERIY,
'ss>eoS n hneSlEnd ST, Boston,
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NJUtc !, OPES.

ErSsrS. Fairbanks continue to in
urir facilities for the manufacture
aogid-rcuoWncd scales. lii addi-
rs. new shops built last season,
4.-U" putting up a two story brick
.a-aHN 20 feet. the lower floor 20 be
.-v! es .n~ion otthcir machine shop.
upper floor a i polishing room.
a- story building. brick front.
" .""r. to be occupied tor cleaning
rn- castings. and brass foundry.
u, Of these new buildings are to be
--rrl with plastic slate. and fire
Within the last five years this firm
...rI with the buildings now in
.-"i rol-trurti"m) six large brick
'ain.ng about an Gcrs and Il hait
room. besides st0rehouscs and
!hi- summer they have also add
a,.vr wing to their main board
I 'ha wing being nearly a hun
.a- aud !hrce stories high.
saturday nr. Walkers foundry
a..r biggest day work. melting
.. aud a halt ton, of iron. and
-.nr out small castings. One
a jn Ia>t weeks work. was the
-lt -.nding away of seventy-SiX
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has made one and one-half barrels of
cider. which. for quality. is superior to
that made from common apples, People
in this vicinity are turning their attention
to raising this variety of apples. as the
trees are sure to succeed on any soil, and
are abundant bearers. J.
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HARNESS EXCHANGED

On "Wednesday, the I'd day # the Caledonia County
Fsr the subscrrer lost Wilcox stable near the Fair
Ground the saddle and breeching new oliver Mated
harness md there LIFT in liz plsce the same ps. of
old one.
Whoever hiss said harness will confer favor nv in
forming me or Mr.. WILCOX immedisteIy.
III. VI. HALL.
East Burke, Oct. Il, 1861. II-19
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Administrator Sale.
Real Estate and Personal Properrv.

Rr vrru, E license zr4r-ea hv thv l'ra,srr our
within and for tn Comfy E caledonia I NJ al ur
II ESDA1. SoNEgREE : 10. 4 = t'clack q IN n
tne Hau-e Of TIE late A IL Wilcox. nexr the Far
lsrouudN in -. I.lnshurr III following 7r pertr-
Tie Homestead 4 said Wilcox. consisting ~ ~
q rso,Ilen; land In good stare Il cultivation. TC-c
l. aid place EAR srgisrd 4 ~ try--. Al-a
good houss,. : hs1s sni sl,,d- Als0 -s-nr tilnt
and Tlaoc 81 cUrds dr. hard Tvoos. l--a As He-iur
vol, horse. c-v-. wearing hsif-r- eao Helins
sheep i lsnlt~ hog -hcats hsy stra~ Snd II IN
pOts-oes wagons. -leirhs OK car, haI-zsrs. 4.
bu-falo rOhes. vheel-lisrgvv. s; llous. harrows.
sTindEfone, moving machine. h1-4-7ai.. harst-
fork. E,le and pzr- lsF cals rks. rsk- 6c. chain
TOO; c.fe- zyinnUuinr MIL ardI1t, uI-ir,- nil-
Gus 70 rnr'ntian. lpilN EMERSON, A6uiIisrr,fgr.
w = STANTON. Auciiuncy-
81 IOhnslfurv. ncf.3eT II. Is ----a
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WOOD, WOOD
.eARM FOR SALE.

L & KoopE1'I.A ! gr,7Ircd u .-uf-a e incl
o-iels - ic1taa
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II CALIFORNIAN
OCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

u>-HrEl. VT, FRIDAY, OCT. Is, 1867.
..yor t, make tie Ca!cdonian valuable fol
,.,-. and our friends in Caledonia, Essex
4ut.,- VIII confer great favor to us
a4, rally t, the interest of the paper by
q. itc:ns in briei, Iegible form.
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Sprtial Aotiffs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE. NO. 27, =. a. N.
MASONIC HALL-UNIUN BLOCK
stated meeting, oct ~. Called meeting, Get. l..
Ii. {. HASTINGS, Secy.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, r. = u
MASONIC HALL.
Regular meeting, Friday eve, Uctobe! II, 1861.
{. l.. ADAMS, Secretary.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. 5.
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK.
stated nclave October :.
}. l.. PERKINS, Comma ndsr.
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BIRTHS.

In Cabot, u,t H. daughter 20 Rev. :. +. and joe
phine { Drew
In Bark oct. L, daughu TO \, L. and L. A.
II .utTlCk
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Principal Portion of the Main Stem Line
between the Two Oceans.

between the lw0 Oceans.
Its line extend. from on III tidal waters
ofth~ Psifc. .a.tr,rd gr-oe- The ri-het and most
ti-uou. to ali tie lr,lt Mining Region. Of tn fsr
Wet and VIII meet and connect with tie roads now
hlild NJ eazt # tn Rocky Mountains About 100
miles are now built, equipped and in running operation
10 the summit Of the Sierra Nod. " thin fcyv
dayr IS miles, GRADED, will t. sGi,i. and the
tack carried entirely the mountains 70 point in
tie ''-c sit LAX Nlll,y. whence fIrth pro;-cs.
III te cssy and rapid. Iron. nl1-e-il- aud equpmen;
ue ready at hand foE 500 nl,s OF u, and 10 900
men arr employed III the obstruction.
The local husnr.s upon the c,ayleei ,or:ion sur
IAs-'- Ill previous estiniate. The figures fo- IL, quar-
t'r ending August 81. are a. fa.lows, in GOLD:
GE"~~ orEEATI>., Mt
EAE~IN"s, ENrE>>-~. E.E>I>,e-
S4S7, $40 81. S86.54847. S4OI.O3IT7.
or at the rat oftwo millions Ter AnnGln Of ahich more
than thrce-fou-thz prt on les than loa mile
workci This l. upon tie acu l. sca,;ruat, traffic Z
the road with z terminus IN the mountains and with
only the normal ratio Of government ;rAn-p rts.ion
ad i exclusive Of the materials carried for tie further
eEtsnaiOn o: tie r,ad.
Inc company interest hshIliti,- during ;he same
pcrioi were lees tt.l Slla.nN
Add to i'is An evcr-exp utin; through traffic and
the prop rtio- OF the future business become irn,
The Company sre suthsrized TO continue their line
crfwsrd until it .hill meet and eouncci with the
rosds now iuil ling east Of the Rocky Mountain range.
Assuming that they viii huild and control half the
entire distance btHecn sm Frznci co and III. Mis-
souT1 Rive, p-oi she tia I-,;-.5 S-,,
Will l'av' in'es'ed in the coz pIr:in Of 865 mile.
S2o,592,G 0E Il TIE average sa;e + SIS. 900
yer mile-no' including IN absolute rartof 10 .OOO.-
900 acres Of ;hc publi' lands r., becoming A toin,
investor IA The magnificent enterprise. snI by s4vinc
its fir-t lien in favor OF the Fir= Mortgage i.oudho
INK "ENEEAL Co. EENHE>T. II EFFE,I, I>vIrrs TIE
'"-"iERATI"> "F rEIyATE ,,rIrAIIsrs aad has care
fully guarded their interest. aainst all ordinay CONT
seucis
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

r. vrtlre OF license II IN tie g-,st, oo--t ui %,
sold - pa lie sucis d~,li.- Us. Il IT, ls-s
Natter ioien in Rvecs-e. II E>pAN. tIT -. III.
following lTe 'Is ~ lrTE- - iUrs Aar woke ozrl
= CONS calves Il sa-,. hose d. Frrs harness
yac.-l. Farming T.ols. Er
.t--s Il, a. EOREN, Admir-.
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AUCTION SALE.
AUCTION.

WI ie eOld a; public auction, on FRIDAY, OF :.
lssI ,h- fonsKing property, viz- the Lewis Rucic,
farm, sitGsfcd about mix from Ea-- II I,hnsl-
containing l.5 acre of excellent lsno. suitably divided
INTO Village, pasturaEe sid wood land. Also AZ i.
scls- Of pasture land stusfed frsuci- Richardson
m concord Asa II TIE time snd racr. The fo-
lowing named Tvr~Ona prop-rs, ia n, good work
e., coNs, nice fvo yea old et,yre HANDY 3 two
veArs cid bGlls. lo yeETlirlz un . -a nice Canada
sheep snd lzif- s'o os f DRY ruod a. 10 ~ tons q
eKtra good hsy, u tons Of straw .hels q oais -
hushel- Hhesf- So cap buckets.
.s:1S T. RICHARDSON &C.
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81 MY father, old gentleman" tsaysA. c. Ligi,-
toni 'has received greater benefit and relief from
protracted and distressing cough giving him rect and
comfort nights from Johnsons Anodyne Liniment
than from any and all the other remedies he has tried
sE As a general medicine we can recommend Par.
sons Purgative Pills as the best and most eectal
dy offered to the public for the cure of dyspepsu
nervous debility, headache, oppression after eating &c
Among the many restora,ives which nature has snn
piled to relieve the Affections of humanity there i.
more avOre for certain class Of diseases than the
"medicnsl gum" of the Wild Cherry Tree; but how
ever valuable it is its power heal to soothe relieve
snd TO cures enhanced fold by scientific and udic
ous combination with other ingredients in themselves Of
equal worth. Thi. hsppy mngling exists to remark
able degree in
DR.. Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry,
whose value in curing coughs cod bronchitis whoop
ing cough, Group, ssthma pulmonary affection and in
cipient consumption il inesmable.
FROM J. D. HOsMER ESQ. OF TOPsHAM.
IoPsHAn, VT, April 81 1850.
Me&Srs. $. ". Fmre d Co.:
Gentlemen: | take great pleasure in adding mine
TO the mass of testimony in favor of that invaluable
cough rcmedy-Dr. Wis!ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
During the pas; winter my wife was affected with
severe cough and imsmms ion Of the lungs After suf
fering severely for many day. Wissr's Bsl.am was re-
commended tr al OF which have immediate and per-
nanent relief have known of the Bal.sm having
been use i'll cases of asthma with the most favorable
results. tina, if she community were as well
acquainted 18th the merits Of this great remedy As
am, You would he unable TO supply the demand |
would advise all who suffer from coughs, cod &c, to
give his mciicine early and thorough trial
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE L son, i fremont
St, Boston, and for sale by druggists generally.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-10-18
'he Company offer tIr sale, through Is. their
Nine per Cent. upon the Investment.

wed nearly
Nine per Cent. upon the investment.
These bonds, authorized - Act of Congress. are ISL
ed only Is tn work Progresses and to III e amount
only a. the Bonis granted y the government andr
present, in al cIscs the fret lien upon coupleteI
equipped and Pr duc'iye rllrUad, in hich have tccu
invested Government subsidies stock subscriptions DO
nations, surplus earning, etc, and which is worth more
than three times the amount OF Fist Mortige Bonds
which can be issued upon it.
The Central Pscifc First Mortssg- Bonds have al
the assuranccs ancOrs and GUARANTEES Of the pscifc
Railroad Ac If Congress, and have in addition several
noticeable advantages over AL other clsss of railroad
bonds.
FnS They are tn superior claim upon altogether the
most vitIl AID valuable portion OF tn through line
Sec"'m Beside the fullest benefit Of the Government
subsidy (Which is Tu5Oydn nate lcn.) thr road re-
ceIves the bench OF large don.on- from tai foruia
Ih"H-Fully half tn cost Of grazing >iu miles ,as.-
ward OF san Francco Is concentrated UPON th, I5l
miles now about completed.
Fourth local bUEin already Welding thr,e-foli
the annual in'err-t disabilities, with sdvautag ous
rat paya!lc i'll coin.
FfThe principal uell the int Iest Of its Bonds
beiig paya!le in cJiu upon legally Jinin., agr,e-
ment.
Having carefully investigated the resourc,s ard
prospects Of the road, AID the management Of the
Company Affair." cordially recommend these Bonds
to TRUSTEES Executors, Institutions, and others t. AZ
sminently sound, reliable and remunerative form of
permsnent investment
Conversions of Government Securities
INT"
CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
realize for the holder from
TWELVE to EIGHTEEN PER CENT ADVANTAGE
with the same rate Of Interest.
The following the current rates tSepternber 9th
subject, of course slight variations from dsy to dav
We receive in exchange:
|. s sixes 1861, coupon, AID pay difference rs ~
|. 3 Five Ia nt.s, 49,, coupon do $50 20
L. ). Five Twcnties, l>t'i, coupon, do. l35 20
/. 5 Five-Tweniie., l>ts,, coupon do II, A.
L. = FIve-Iwenties, l~65 Inewl, coupon do. l3U ~
L. - Five TweLties, lS6l lncyyI, COUPON do. -
L. ) Tn-Forties, coupon, and pay difference & A.
L. > Seven Ihirties I'D scries), do do. is l9
|. = seven-ThiItie. Cd series, DO. d.. - liz 10
For sale by Banks and Ranker= generally Of whom de-
scriptive Pamphlets and Map- can be oItaued and by
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Govt Securities,
Financial Agents of the c. P. r. r. Co..
NO. ), NASSAU ST. y. Y.
90 sruon.