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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-12
THE MExIcAM EMPRESS.

Improyiug Condition Of Cnrtstfa.
PARn Jan. IL, 1857.
The gratifying intelligence Of the improvement OF
esrossa both mentally and physically, lie fully condrmed
hy dispatches from her attendants
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Log Of the Vesta.

"WEDNESDAY. Dec. 12-Fine, N. w. wind. aud cloudy
Distance run 240 uaileS Lat. 10 q, long. 81 "a.
THURSDAY. Dec. 13-wind n. W., moderate breeze,
cloudy weather Distance run, 205 miles. Lat Al 80
long sac
FRIDAY Dec IN wind, nne weather. Distance run
205 miiea LAT. - IL, long. SO 81
SATURDAY, Dec. l5.-C0mmences with strong N. w.
VINO and very heavy sea Distance run, 227 misa Lat
SUNDAY Dec. ld-wind W. N w., strong, and rough
Distance run, 2s4 mil"a Lat As 40 long 40 S.
MONDAY, Dec. l7.-Strong westerly winds and rough
Distance run, 236 miles. Lat. ~ ~, long ~ 81
TUEspAY, Dec. ls-Freeh NJ W. breeze and fns
weather Distance run, 201 miles Lat ~ 10, hong.
80 49, .N
WEDNESDAY, Dec. l9-Heavy gale Of wind from q s.
w. vessel scudding for eight hourR Distance run. IA
miles Lat SO SO, long. SO f1
THURSDAY Dec 20 Fresh westerly wind; sea going
down Distance rum 277 miles Lat. 50 80, long. Is "a
FrInAy Dec 21.-Wind N. w., light, and fine weather
Distance run l65 miles. Lat 50 SO, long. "a 80.
SATURDAY, Dec 22-Fine southerly breeze, smooth
Distance run 1853 miles Lat. so 80, long. IL 81.
SUNDAY, De-. x3-Fne W. bro 20 and snDoth sea
Distance run. Dol miles. Lat SO IL. long. IL 40.
MONDAY, Dee. 24-Lght southefy breeze, fine
weather. Distance run, les miles Lat 40 So, long
49,
TUESDAY, Dec 25--Fne breczes from 8. r. to s. s w.
Start Point W. N W, distance 10 m les At $40 p NJ
took pilot 10 miles W. = w. Of Needles light Pilot
roneousy laid his for st. Catharines instead %
Needles and nearly the vessel ashore the Point
Wore chip and hauled up for Needles light which
brought abeam at 0 40 A. NJ Wednesday. Came 10 an
Choir IN Co~es Roads ut $3.50 A. N. Distance since
last 209 miles.
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IMPORTANT FROM RUSSIA.
The Constitutional Crisis In America and In.
Variability of the VujOu.

Tue N0bstNuttOu0t srtsts IN America ana In
volatility of the Union.
The Jonr7sal ds " Ptt-sorrc, Of December 90.
publishes the message Of President Johnson an ar.
tce which, after persona, euIosium the President.
makes the following remarks on tho present political
situation in The United Slater
During the we never despared Of the government
~ Washington We do net feel our confidence shaken
sine peace has been made. Political agiations and
Of conflict which in other oountriss would be
~ IN alarming nature produce oontnotion In the
United States that the national constitution is not
strong enough 10 slpport, and cannot despair OF
either the energy wisdom o nation and Of stats-
men who have boon tried by crises OF ex.
cepsional violence, without the prosperity and gran
dsur Of the country being allowed 10 PERISH
or the strength wisdom of the population and their
rulers having ceased To be equal 10 the circumstances
Complications which might elsewhere lead 10 caiastro.
phcs in tho United Sta only accidents out
wh oh the young In able 10 issue safe and sound
for lie robust political Temperament h ~ nature 10
pat the formidable shocks, and in pradrnce 10
than supposed Wy hose persons who are aston
shed nv It's vigorous aroer. II freely und'r q
LIBERAL legislation. bat has pyord on dec sics coca ions
tsat mas ,spec for taus, (Which q he strength and as
trs{etvs Of y,poDtM.
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JAPAN.

Anssher Embassy 10 France and the United
States.
aEM PARIS Jan. II, 1897.
me japanese embassy has arrived in this city. and
vsli shortly leave for America
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TAHHs Juu TOUT
Several OF the Yacht Clubs OF France propose to con-
fer medals Of honor upon James Gordon Bennett Jr,
the owner Of the successful yacht Henrietta.
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The Masc3av (aef semi ofacIal Kap Of the Russian
Cabinet publishes an which is serving of attes
ton. II believes that tie moment bas arriv Tor
knssa to em-rgs firm the artiilcni ant ~quivocai
POSITION 10 which the successive yiola'tsns Of the
Treaty Of PARIS have PLACED her and To- Iced her moral
says this PRINT tnat RUSSIA aec.arrs hersif favor
u The emancipation OF these populations tn moment
she nsoiui.iy proc aims that which erory
persnaned. nin which enc dar.s viii avownameIv
that notwih tantibE tho ftsf have taken place
Va Gernnny. ay, the Daanbc, and IN gnndia. IL Ia
i,npns pis DENY the CHRISTIANS ~ hc Fact mo rsht
20 s,ske m the wrSch opw fn.n, and ~
fanize themselves accord ~ ,neir ncnai, IONS;
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eunDzS, Dec 1A-Nodersis bresss from the south,
With cross LA ~ ST. long. 10 10 Distance run.
2l5 miies
MONDAY Dec. 2A-During this day strong breeze from
the souin. Two r. n passed q steamship bound west
south.
TUESDAY, Dec. 25.-Tnis day commences with strong
NJ, ST. Agnes bore n. by E Lat - So, long SO. Dis
lance rum go miles Three p NJ Start Point bore ~ ~
w., distant 10 miles. Midnight passed the Needles AZ
Lao A. N. anchored In Cowes Roads
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WEDNESDAY,, Dec. IL LAT 70 a. long % 60 One
r. NJ, made all sail, Sandy Hook bcarng W. 3 w. dis
tarce Two miles, moderate gale In company with the
Henrietta and vesia 1880 p H., wind N. W. BY W. |;
TnuRspAY, Dec 1a-Durne this dav pleasant breeze
from NJ w. Eight =. NJ, vcsta beating n. by w. $50
A. ~, wind ~ N. E., carried AWAY jbboom. Seven
In squaresai and llSht sals lat BY ooscrva alton
II q, long 90 20 distance run, 249 miles, wind n. W.
FHrpAY, Dec u Commences with pleasant gale from
N ~ +. 80 Z N, squaliy, with snow; Two reefs in
the mansaI Eight r. NJ, more moderate; out all
ress: 70. gh. ssis L.. <2o long. So 81 distance rom
SATURDAY. Dec. I5--Thls day commences with an In
bonnet on b. This day ends with strong rsle and
cross sea LAT ~ 30. long - Al distance run 1850 miles,
wind N. y.
susnA,, Dec, le--This day begin. with a moderate
GAL: Four 2 n: Sc. all s.', Ia, % %, long. 40 IS;
Noxnxs. dec. 17-Durina This day pleasant gale from
NV. Az .ail- 81 Lat A 60, long. ~ so Distance
run, 2l0 miles NV. wind.
TUESDAY. Dec. 10 First part, pleasant breeze from
NM; noon caa latter part light from Sw lat
Is SO. isng. Al ID Dis ance run, 100 milea.
WEDSEsD,Y. Dec. lg--ihis day commences with
light breeze from Sw. Two u. In all light calls.
gaze nrressinR with heavy sen. Seven n " blowing
gale; under reel f.resail and forest
Nine N. shipped sea, which washed OF the crew
out OF the cockpit: love 10 tor Owe hours under two
wind hauling two west, set sqnaresail lat AZ 20
long. 81 ~ Distance run, 1ss mil
THtRsDAy, nec. 20.--ioderate gallo frvm the west all
saii set Lat ~ :, ling 81 0. distance, 200 miles
Winds west
FsDas, Dec ai-Durisp this DIV moderate gale from
The 500 ,: La. - IL, iolg =, Distance run, 1876
mics Winds south
Skr,Nnp u, Der "a rrrnv this Ga, r>sh gale from
the soI \1osssd ship aud bark brypd east Lat
ss 81. long. u ~ Distance run, "a milsss
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General News Items.

The Athens, TO-, Messenger says good hay
sold in that place last week for IS per ton,
A life convict in the Illinois State Prison,
named Cromwell, has received patent for
new machine for turning wagon sxles.
j. B. Yeaman, of Oneida, N. Y has built
a working steam-eugiue which weighs less
than three ounces. n
The first corporstors of Yale College were
twelve clergyrnen, each of whom laid book
upon the table. These became the founda-
ton Of Yale Library.
-Four prisoners escaped from The county
Jail in st. Paul on the 9th uh., BY knocking
down the turnkey as he entered the prison
and taking the keys from his body.
Gail Ha,nilton says, Of the progress of
Milwaukee, that in 1S40 il had but one
school; now it has three hundred aud forty
lager beer saloons. ,s
The following is the amount of available
funds in the T'essary Of the United States ::
Currency, $6l ,5s6, ,676; gold, $IO2, ,9O5, IVA, of
which $l9, 457 $50 is in gold certificates.
Two baseball players at Urbana the other
day, trying 10 catch ety." coflided and
were both knocked into very starry next
week, being for time senseless, with lips
cut through and noses fattened. A glorious
game! ..... ..f-s- t......,. ...
A lady in East Brooklyn, N. Y, recently
discovered very neat birds nest in her gar
den, composed principally of Valenciennes
lace, worth about ose dollar per yard A
piece of seven yards formed the lining Of the
nest. The lady had missed the lace, and
supposed her doniestics had stolen it.
| man in Kingston. Wis, afier killing mn.
tato- bugs all day by crushing them in his
l.bands, was taken sick and expired before
MOI ming: and another. who picked and ate
Istrawberries ON his way home after ban,II;po
bugs in the same way WAS thrown into CON.
vulsious and barely recovered with life.
/
Az mecuag OF he vine ero~ers Assc-
clauon az OiDc'hoal', ON oatufday, u was
stated epas e"e asi'e,cai na IePofs 2. hs grape
Weld of grapes this year win exceed tbat of
any wear since 1853. In most localities the
| fruit hangs in heavy and perfect clusters.
.s.s--.
The o"iontoWh W. fSdndard gives the
following Important Information TO wool
growers III sneep are kept In the same lot
with cows or iat catue no dog VIII disturb
them. AS soon as tne aogs approach them
they run TO me cattle VINO dfive on the dogs
farmer OF tn'r.y years IN oaelDy, adopted
tms PiaD' ana never iost : snseP py dogs
aithous sn 10 tne nelgn9ornoeo tne doSs KILLED
sheep 70 Tic nor'n anu 'e'd sou'n ~ MN. .s
| Last September, young lady in Bangor,
Maine, had several teeth extracted while un-
der the influence of ether. After recovering
from the effects of the anaesthetic, she felt
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The Fremont Journal,
An ODE 70 ~YR CRoaHANs.

AN oDETO ~YE CRoEHArsr +
Base BalIers are fine fellows. $780,.
We needn't tell you that
They every ono are day birds,
Yet still they like the ''baf;
They are The oldest kind OF inen- -
5 Tho, they thsir bosses like
And with their wages are c0ntept, e
They're always on the strike.
In morals, too, they're rather queer
When taken as q race,
For never can they play games fair
Unless they get ''first base"
Their strikers" are deeeitfal men, =
You'd think not by their face
However good they're on the s'field,'
They're always al home, base"
And they tire soon, 10 seems, for they
Their game do always drop,
As they can never play il out
Less they have good "short stop.
There's one thing, too, We do not like
1t makes them look like wretches
Who would hunt insscts-oach Ii glad
Whens'er he Q ahy eatehss.H
But still L il goodiy game
Healthy, and, too, rasi5ns1;
And better far, psrhapss than these,
Il ID sport that's anatienal"
So may sour game" increase quite fast,
In numbers and In fun,
And when LIES game h seallsd" may
they
All to our long 'thoms runs 1
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1850. MDcCLx. 1867.
IGENTURY.n SIo0 A DAY.

SEENTURY." 500 A DAY.
/ ~ We have adopted the plan of put ting money
In CENTURY TOBACCO to induce consumers 10 use it,
knowing that IL is only necessary for them TO give Il
trial 70 become fully eatisied Of its MERITS and to
pronounce IL THK .BgsF FIVE Cur MADE. We win
continue TO eer these Inducements until the fact ID
fully Recognized. H.i
1 We are making TKH CzETUEI from selections of the
very choicest old leaf and have devoted 10
ts manafacture II h fres from drugs and In every
respect PURE ARTICLB OF CHgwfEs ToBACce.
On Mondays We viii place In one paper 500 U. s.
note. On Tussdsys, in two papers. $50 each. On
Wednesdays, in hve papers, $50 In each. On Thurs
days, in ten papers, $40 each On Rridsysi in twenty
papers, $5 in each, and Saturdays, In fy papers
81 each, in all cases issuing Genuine o, s. Green
backs 10 the amount OF $l00a day.
+ The finders Of thsse GRzEaBACKs-by sending NJ
their names, address, and numbers of the bills will
he presented with packages Of Tobacco, In PRO-
portion to the amount OF money found. -
This house has been established for overs Hun
dred lears and has always sustained character fol
honesty and fair DEALING which puts 10 fight all
doubts, fsny should exist, ss 10 the genuinensss o
thiseuterpfise.
TEE CENTvHY ToBkcuo can be had in large uu.pti.
ties at Manufacturers prices, OF Al MitchelL %
Central st. Boston; B. Van Sehaick, 16S, Front H.
Philadelphin; Foy B Earle, s5 8. Water st. Chicago
Schultz Babley, 81 West Second st., CincipnsH
/ Price list sent on application to f7Fs.sslr 4
/ P. 4 G. LORILLAgD,
7 rf Established in 1901
16 Chambers ST., N. z
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TT you REQUIRE A RELIABLE REMEDY
L to restore yoa and remove Irregularities or ob-
structions Why net ussths bes.. Thirty years' ar
perisnoe has proved that
DE-. "a q FEMALE RELH8
aase no equai foF Removing Obstrue1iona and irssf
ularifiea, No HATTE2fRoM WHAf CAUSE FuEI AnAo1.
They are safs and sure IN every case Press 0ss Ds
Isr, per 2ex. -. 80 = j.
lisa remedy four degrees stronger than thB atog1
and dfntendsd for special eases ef long 11s1dlng.
Price, Five Dollars per Box, sss-- -
a LGdtsf Prt1afe CiFenIars uftA Eagr1sfnRs,
ssntfrse, On application. -
II yoa cannot get the pills Of your dFagzist, send
the money to Dr. j. Brysn, SO Broadway, New
Fork and they win be sent free from ohssrxskon by
stuER mail. II Q 90 Slaas J
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Insure Your Horses and Cstiie

AlarEs 0 PIP. circular. giving information OF the
arestesf Importance to the young Of both sexes.
n tesches how the bomsly may become beautiful.
the euised res psctsd, and the forssken loved
No young lady or gentis1nsr should fail TO seno
their Address, and reeeiEe y
nan. remf, y, uregsfs - g
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Y0HNR MEM

FNNBE EXPEklkhCE 0F The RASf I'm YEARS
i has demonstratsd the fast fhAt rslisncs nay bs
Tlaced in thsedicacyof Of SIS 7'7T- !
BELLS SPECIFIC PHKL,g
for the speedy and 7srmansntcare az asssinAl
ness, enissi0ns, physical and asrVous dshlitE i'm
potsnce, OF vant ofPaEsx, The resn1t 6f sexual en-
cess, youthful ndiseetlnn, which nsglssfsdruins
the happiness and units the szGersr for husiuess
social sosisty or marriage and often tsrinat1s inI11
sdy, II Is entirely yegefshEs and hsr1isss onfha
systsm, cen Be used without dstscten o. lntsrlrina
win business pursuits, and co change sf DIET IL ne
eesssry Eaile using them Price ,ens dolIsx. :,
money TO DR.. ], Brysn, $40 Broadway, N. p aad
thor win be sent fse from ebscrFaflon b. retsTs
mail. Private circulars 70 gentlemen ssnf Gee o.
application. Tao : co yiss5v
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Lyon's Periodical Drops.

The Grsds Female Remedy for Irregularities.
THESE DROPS are sscIs1tidcsiiy Compromised "a
idprsparation, and better than any Pills, Powders
orEostrums- Beingliquid, distraction 10 direct and
positive, rendering them rsliabls, speedy and eeg
tain specific for the Of all ebstructons end s17
pressions of nature ThsiT popularity u Indicated
b. ths fact that leeoe0 bottles annuayBold
and conB1nsd By the ssdsss Of ths U1f1sd etat6s
cry one Of whom SPEAK In the strongest tormB-of
praiss Of their grestnerits. They are rapidly tak
Ing theeface Of every other Femals Remedy and ase
eonstaersd By oil Who know suEht 81 them, 20 5hs
suzsst safest and most infAlliols preparation n tha
rorld, for ths.curs Of az fsmaie eomp the
novsl Of all obatruetioag Of uxturss and the rrugo
on Of hes1th ssgulkrty snd StrsnttAt Expl.olt a.
rsotioas stating when they zay Aeasedz and e1R1in
ing when and Why they should not, nor could not -
used sithont producing sGeets eontrsxl to nalEs's
ehosenlaEs, vill be found eafefnlly fnlded erou1d
each bottls, efEhths written siynsfare Of JoHH 4.
LYoz, without which none are genuine.
Prepared By Dr. JOHN l. LT0N ,lee chHpsi StEsst,
New Haven, Conn, who can beeoRsa1tsd sfther Rsrs
sonalIy or By mail snelosng stamp )concsr1inE ~
privnts diseases sHd female gsakDe1aog. Sold b al
bruRnistssreryHhers- 0-G. CLARK 3 Co. -
IKyl8nseyl esaI Agents for o. 8. and oazad4s
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INTERESTING G TO ADVERTISERS
l. The following sztEast h0n . report of the pro-
cesd ngs Of fhs N. =. stats Editorial Conysnsion,
holden ct Fem Van, Thursday, June Il, IL very sig
nifeants son the qasaticn 81 fAdverfisine Assnoies
some discussion vas tndnced hy Q reeommsndation
from the Chairman Of ths Commitfes on Aeercies
that . resolution be adopted, Whsrsby publishers
should no longer be allowed to eonrse Tor space 10
be dlled Nith short miDcellans6as Advertisements,
snbiect 70 frequent changes, twas argued that such
seca9ss enablsd agsnts 20 contracting 70 do wor &c
grsstly reduced rates, and to the prejudice OF an
Other pafties. The arm Of George P. RowsIl Co.
Of hsx York, being regarded a. tina principal enc
which hsd adopted this systsms and Mr., RoFe being
present Ia The Conveaii0n, he was eslei upon 70 re-
ply 70 the charge, Mr. s, n; Rsttepgill also Of her
york, remarked, in substance, that by this system
kessfss Rowslf Co., eere enabled 10 csnsrass for
business At much lover rzte than he could do and
claimed thss the publshefs should In seIfdcfsnce
cease TO make eontracts In fhis way. Aeny prsesat
hcweyer recognized Il advsntags 70 be able thus
70 dispose Of t6xed amount Of fspsss % respoisi
bic party fog dcaits tina, since thsy thus obtained
clsss Of h1sinese to Be secured u no ether way,
end e lAxSe n1hgR already had eorzrssts of this
nature with WAish thsy were satsded, vhfls Others
hsd s1sce 10 sPvo and were willing - entertain
nnslR rropoiitionls no estisn was taksn a tie
he .dv.a..sss sscursd 70 the advertiser By mi.
syutsn Of eontrsetlnQ are truly very great Parties
inse.esfed invitsd 20 send tor copy Of the Ap
vERTisER's aAEsfrns containing fulasf Information
in regard 70 our syEteu. Ad6fes1,
Gk0kaE P. EQWZLL 90,
4oPafk Row, New York.
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@1E FER DAY SURF. AGENTS wanted sYsry where
W1C TO sell our PateHt White Wfrs Clothes Lines.
Will last so years. Address the AnEaIoAs WIRE Co.,
Once loz Broadway, New York.
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Poland's Magic Bilious Powders


i.uk TNHIs PREPARATT0E is the discovery
III Of Rev. J. ". Poland, Formerly Pas
I # tor Of the Bahtist Church in 0oEstDTn,
". g., ands nan dearly beloved b. thas
dissemination throughout Nov Eng,and.
49, He vas obliged to 1ssvsths pail ard
study medicine 10 his ovn life, and his MzeI1
PoEDERs aFs one ofsbe most WondsrfuI IdscotsEIesOf
nodsrn times. II is tle great Eiser asf 8illiegs
Remedy which e0mplstely throws IN TIE shlds ali
other diseovsrfes in medieinss and II a4oFda hin
nuch grstifeztioa. thst they ssosiys the gna1Aoz8
spprebaeiono Of sllWko have tested thems he Mario
Bilious Powders are positive euro tea l4Ee1 Con-
plaint inits most agravstsd form, and IN tnuedf
Ste ooeotorof ell Bilious deranzensnts, szEslIsnt
for Headache Constipation, Pinplss, Blotchss, a9al
Iowskin, Dtoxsinsss, Disinssa aeaFtburn, R1lFiiar
6on, and most Wonderful Cure and PfsFentfIs of
Fever Agus. I've advise all HhoerB tfonbled With
tha fearful NAL aday TO Away keep the RoUder1
band ready for immediate uss.) Here are fsW In
1ortsnt particulars. 1st They the Great 8fs1f1s
for sn Bilious Adec- tions. ID They The only
kuoEs remedy thst will enrs LfssrgcouplHint. -.
fhey sre the only kDsEa renns9y thai Hfllsura csn
stipatioB. 9TH. The Powders tharouzh thuiR
operation that package win be al that 1e n1cr
fy ofhoss using them viii repairs % eject ears.
sth They mild and pleasant yst The most alsct
al cathaFtie kn0En- eth. fbsJ are ne c1s1pss4
ard best nsdici1s sxtaet they BE- Hsn1by mail
10 sDy pArtof Tie globefor the price, 50 cents.
Circulars containing infsrmati0n, ks.,
sent to any part Of the Eorldfree Of charge.
SOLD By ALL DKuGGIs1S, er by mail on spplica
lion TO g. q. CLARK q Cos, General A.
Eeufs, New haven, Conn.
! Prtes 50 Csnts per Bsz. Z via nS5-y
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PRospEOTs FOR BUsINEss.


The railroad connection between Omaha and tia
East is eOmplste and the earnings of the Union
Pacific the sections elreAdY knisasa ior the 1rst
two weeks in Nay were $l13,eoo These sectional
earpings - the road progresses wl much more thar
paY the interest on the Company's bonds, snd the
through business the ouly iine OF railroad be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense.
VALUE AND SECURITY Of the BONDS.
The Company respectfully submit that the above
statement Of facts fully demonstrates the security
Of their Bonds, and e. additional proof tkpF would
suggest that the 6onds now offered less than ten
million dollars 5l7 miles Of road, which over
twenty million dollars have already been expended
ON $50 miles Of this road the cars are now running
and the remaining ISL miles are nearly complsted.
At the present rate of premium on gold these
Bonds pay annual interest ON the present cost Of
NINE PER CENT,
sud il is believed that the completion Of the road
like the Government Bonds they viii 70 above par.
The Company intend to sell but limited amount 81
low rate and retain the right 10 advance
the price st their option. 7
Subscriptions viii be received In New York By the
CoNTNESrAL NATIONAL BAsK, No Nasssu ST.,
CLARK, DoDeE h Co., Bankers, 81 Wall ST.
JoHE J. 0isoo 4 SOY, Bankers, No % Wsil st.,
and By Banks and Bankers gsserslly throughout ths
United Statee Of whom maps and descriptive pam
ple!s may be obtained. They will also De sent By
mail from the Conpany's ofee, No. 20 Nassau street
New York, on application. Subscribers will select
their own SCENTS in whom they have eon6dence, who
alone viii be responsible TO them for the safe deliv
cry Of the Bonds.
JOHN j. CISCO, TREASURES,
Am3 New York.
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A GENTS MAKE $40 PER DAY, selling
n the National Sewing Machine! Better and more
durable than $50 Machines JaEtperfseted lAddrsss
b. r. CHArDLDR Co, Binghsmton, N. 7.
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II 0SEPH 5GILLOT'S STEEL PEEs.
- offhe Old Standard Quality.

\ The well known oRIeIsAL and rcruLAs numbers.
3o3-io4 -i70-35l, having been assumed By other
Aekers We desire 10 caution the p1blic in respect
said limitations. Ask FOR GILLoTI's. l
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THE WHITE PINE C0MPOUND

Cures sore throat. colds coughs, dyrsberin, hron-
ehits, splitting Of blood, and pulnoEsrS sgsesloss
generally Hisa Ieuarksbls remedy fsrk kldney com
PsiEt, diaostes, difficulty Of void1g urine. bssdIeg
trols the kidneyssnd bladder, gravel and other
p'ainfa.
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e nm AGENTS wanted 10 sslI six new inventions.
usUOU OF great value to families; all pay great
Agents have made 500 600.
( ERHRAM BRowE, LeveIi, Mass.
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CAUTlONi-An Injunction was rranted BY tue
supreme Court New YoIk) at General Term, janu-
sry, 1857, against the By others of the EunBER
oe3. JOSEPH GILL0TT d SONS,
No. 9l John Street. New York.
HENRY OWEN, Sole Agent.