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by S. c. UPHAN, . South Eighth Sire Philadel-
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2geir advertisements.
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NEW BOOKS.
QUEEN VICTORIA'S MEMORIES OF TIE
PRINCE C0NSORT'
"KATHRINA:n HER LIFE AND NINE, in Poem
NEW POEMs--by Mathew Arnold
NATURAL THEOLOGYr-by Mahan.
"sIX YEARS IN INDIA or Sketches Of India
and its People, seen bv a Lady Missionary.
s.THE FOREST BOY.r-Life Of Abram Lincoln.
STORY OF A CHINESE BOY"
"BlBLE JEwELs"-by Newton.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
WRITER'S POEMS,
Complete Diamond edition.
By Matthew Arnold
UNDER TWO FLAGS,
A Novel by "Ouida."
THE CONFESSION OF GERALD ESTCoURT,
By Florence Marryat.
THE ROUA PASS,
By Eriak Mackenzie.
no MANS FRIEND,
Novel, by F. ". Robinson.
Romance BY Orpheus c. Kerr.
QUEEN VICTORIAs MEMOIRS OF THE PRINCE
CONsORT.
For sale by CO. FRENCH co.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD

DIR. WADswoRTH's DRY-UP, for the Catarrh, a
in its worst form. No person suffering from Ca
tarrh, or a bad Cold in the Head, should hesitate
moment, but procure the remedy at once and be
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Also by G. c. Goodwin * Co, Boston, and Drug
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Medicines.
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Ginanrial

We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices
and keep on hand full supply of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEvEN-THIRTIES, and
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and execute orders
for purchase and sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues of SEvES-THIRrIEs
at the most favorable market rates. into FIVE TwEy
TIES. which, at present price of gold, yield the
holder about one per cent more interest per aunum
Circulars with full particulars furnished upon ap
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sloADAr MaDEBYaNY ONE.

with my Patent Stencil Tools. / prepay sample
free. Beware Of infringers My Circulars will
explain. Address A. J. FULLAM, Springfield, Vt
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HOVEY,s ILLUSTRATED GUIDE
TO
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L = q

Is now ready, Containing list Of 1900 varieties OF
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OK To 800 per month and travelling expen-
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coOO AGENTS wanted, to sell Six New Inven-
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ACROSS THE SIERRA NEYADAS.
TIE
CENTRAL PACIFIC Z. *
TIE WESTERN HALF
or TIE
Great National Trunk Line
Across the Continent.
ACROSS THE SIERRA NEvADAs.
Across the Continent,

Being constructed WITH TEE AID AND sUPEEvIsIoy
OF THE UNITED STATS GOVERNMENT. Is destined o.
be one Of the most important lines u communica-
ton in the world Is IL is the sole INK bffrsez fks
P1rifc Coast Gna fts Interior B4ss, over which the
immense Overland t-avel must pass and the.
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A GENT WAHTED,-slO to SO a dav, to intro
~ duce our new patent sTAR SHUTTLE SEW.
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and makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other
low priced machines make the CHAIN STITCH. Ex-
elusive territory given, Send for circulars. W. j.
WILSON & CO, MGruf ccfuTers, Cleveland, Ohio.
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1eutisttp.
DENTISTRY.

hR. W L. HARRIS having returned to Burling-
II ton has fitted up and opened suit of rooms
on the corner Of Church and College Streets, over
Lyma's Store.
Dr. HArri, has been in the practice OF dentistry
sixteen years, and cansafely guarantee perfect sat
isiaction in ali operations, both in the operative
and mechanical departments
lie refers with pleasure TO ". Carpenter, NJ d.
S. W Thayer MD. b. ". Carpenter, NJ. d.
SeDt27-dawti
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WE ARE COMING.

And will present to any person sending Us a Tub in
our Great One Price Sale. Of Dry and Fancy Goods,
&C. n silk Dress Pattern, Piece Of sheeting, watch,
SC. free u cost. Catalogue Of goods, and sam
HAWKS co 81 Hanover St, Boston, Mass
T. U. Box -l-l
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Paincfpal Portion of the Main stem
Line between the two Oceans.

Its line extends from Sacramento, on the tidal
waters Of the Pacidc, eastward across the richest
and most populols parts Of California, Ncval Ia
and Utah, contiguOus 70 all the great Mining
Regions OF the Far West, AID viii meet con
meet with the roacs buildinE east OF the Rocky
Mountains Alb ut 100 miles are now built,
equipped and in running operation 70 the summit
Of the Sierra Nevada. within a few days 30 miles,
sradad- will - dded. and the tract carried
entirely across the mountains % point in the
treat ~, sat Lake ALLEY, whence further progress
w Dc CAB anu p pu iron mater ais and equip
10000 men are employd in the construction.
The local bushes; g. r-l the completed portion
surpasses all previous estimate. The figures fQr
the quarters ending August 81 are as follows in
GOLD.
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GROSS OPERATING MT
EARNINGS, EXPESszs, EARSISss..
S4s7, SO @ SsG,5is Y SOL OBI L


or at the rate Of two millions per nnnum q which
more that three-i0urths net profit on less than
100 miles worked. This is upon the actual, legi-
innate traffic Of the road, with its terminus In the
mountains, and with only the normal ratio Of gov
eminent transportation, and Is exclusive OF the
materials carried for further extension Of the
road.
The Company's interest liabilities during the
same period were less than Sl25, 200.
Add 70 this an ever-expanding through traflc
and the proportions Of the future business become
immense.
The Company are authorized 70 continue their
line eastward until il shall meet and connect with
the roads now building east Of the Rocky Noun
tain ranges. Assuming that they viii build and
control half the entire distance between San
Francisco and the Missouri River, as now seems
probable, the United States will have invested in
the completion Of $50 miles S2S.j92 900. OF
at the average rate Of $4,000 per mile-not
including an absolute grant Of 100000 acres
Of the Public lands. By becoming Joint investor
in the magnificent enterprise, and BY waving its
first lien in favor Of First Mortgage bondhoIders.
The GENERAL GOVERNMENT, N EFFECr. INVITES
TEE COOPERATION ~ PRIVATE CAPITALISTS and
has carefully guarded their interests against all
ordinary contingencies.
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North American Fire Ims. Go
OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated 1873.

Finy per cent or net profits returned to policy
holders,
S. * r. s. WIRES, 6eueral Agents.
Applications for agencies for the three last named
Companies in Vermont, Western New Hampshire
and Northern New York, should be made 10 Us as
General Agents and Agency Supe-intendents for
said Companies in said territory.
Fire and Inland insurance taken IN the above
named frst class Companies, TO the amount Of
$4,000, in one risk.
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
perry generally will be insured for one or term Of
years, allowing the insured 70 receive back yearly
threefourths the profits AZ rates so low az % make
IL an object 20 al having such property 20 insure
to try these Companies.
Premium notes are not required, and the insured
incurs liability 10 assessments the large cash
sets OF these Companies furnish perfect Indemnity
for all losses.
First-cIass Farm and Village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
Will be
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fAs t-fIre term.
Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid at this
gencv-
:. & RS. WIRES Agents
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Nine per Cent. upon the Investment


These Bonds, authorized by Act Of Copgress ara
issued only as the work progres es and to the same
amount only as the Bonds granted BY the Govern,
ment and represent, in all cases, the frtf Iisr
upon a completed, equipped, and productive rail
ROAD, IN which have been inves ted 6overnmen,
SUBSIDIES, stock subscriptions donations snrnln,
earnings, etc, and which is worth more than fbres
ZINES me amount or First Mortgage Bonds which
The Central Pacific First Mortgage Bonds have
Al me assurances, sanction and guarantees Of the
Iaelnc halIr9ad Act q congress and have in ad-
diton several noticeable advantages over All other
classes Of railroad bonds.
FUst-They are the superior claim upop aIto,,.,b.-
the most vital and valuable portion ~ ~, he
through line. - ZIG
sseon9-Beside tie fullest benefit Of the Govern-
ment subsidy, (Which is a subordinate lien i The
road receives the benefit OF lar-e dOnati1-s
from California. NONA'iO's
Thi,a1Fuliy half the whole cost Of grading 500
miles eastward Of San Francisco is concentrat
co upon the 30 miles now about Completed
FoHTtA-A local business already yieldipr IT,.
fold the annual interest liabilities, with nj.
yantastous rats payable IN coin
FUfA-The prieipal as we'll as the interest ~ its
Bonus oelns payable IN coin, upon a legally
Having carefully investigated the resources and
prospects OF the Road, and the management Of the
COmpany's affairs, We cordially recommend tbese
Bonds 10 trustees, Executors, Institutions ond
others as an eminently sound and rsgunerafire
form Of perHlaHsHf fsuesfTnenf.
Conversions of Government Securities
INTO
CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
now Teali.s for ths Aol4s,s about
welve TO Eighteen per Cent. Advantage
Win THE SANE RATE OF INTEREST,
The following are the current rates September
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PATENT LEAD-ENCAsED TIN PIPE.
Manufactured under Patents of the Coll
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Also, superior qualities Of WHiTg LEAD AND
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Books and STATIONERY

ThImothy Titcomb's Latest Work.
KATRINA: HER LIFE AND MINE-in Poem
by J. G. Holland. author Of bitter Sweet"
'u'' ie0'''e- W co. FRENCH & CO.
Sept 2s. du
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l0l C9n IoTl IOLT LfIIfTE n Ia
PENN IETTER-BOOK,o
First .HOrfgagG Bonds,
ST. LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD co


=
SereE per CeAf interest, FeJ. and Aug.
These Bonds cover a road Of ninety-one miles, fin
ished from ST. Louis TO Pilot Knob, andn 6rstclass
order and an extension Of about the same length
from Pilot Knob to Belmont, now rapidly construct
ing for which the proceeds Of these bonds are 10 be
used, making through route from ST. Louis TO
New Orleans by rail. The earnings Of the ninety
one miles are s6O0,OoD a year the net profits now
are sufficient 70 pay the interest on the entire
os1nt - honz- -h-y- n sssssaa The hazis
of security is believed to BE beyond that Of any
bonds now offered. Apply at the Office Of the Com
pany, No. - Wall St, 10 II. q. Marquand. vice
president, or 70 Clark, Dodge, Co., corner ef
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
THE Bowporxn,M RtNk ROBBERY.
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.

An interesting meeting was held last evening at
the Rutgers Female College, Fifhaye., near Forty
secOnd-s IL attended by number OF distinguished
gentlemen connected with the educational systems OF
this country The meeting held In consequence OF
the Legislature Of the State OF New York having ro
Gently conferred the powers and privileges OF college
upon the Rutgers Female Institute which has Tor "a
wears past held leading position In this city. The
Trustees have been desr0us To present their new plans
organization TO friends Of education from all parts of
the country in the hope Of receiving their encourage
ment and approval Chancellor Ferris Ii. d., Of the
York University took the chair and after prayer
by DIR. Todd he gave brief retrospect OF the past
progress Of the Institute and It's remarkable success Dr.
Ferris claimed that Rutgers College had introduced
several and most successful features INTO the educd
ton Of the female mind.
The President of Rutgers College Dr. ii NJ. Pierce,
followed Dr. Ferris and gave short sketch OF the future
the college from the infant class up 10 the ilrs or
graduating class The following programme was pursued
during the evening:
PRAYER by the Rev Dr. Todd Ped Mass; tmAks by th. Pe
dent meeting Dr. Ferris reading Of Correspondence by the he
Of The Special Department. by Dr. " Pierce ibe Prednt o. The
College Classical Element Liberal Edueatoni by PrVi ~
D. D. Of the ~ \. University; MAtLemat's IN Female ta
Charles West LIZ d. statements eOnoening tie Home
by Mr. d. Martin the Art Department by u Huntington
Bible Element Liberal Education Dr. Howard CTosby for Dr.
D. SMITH President Dmoatb PTednt Hopkins Williams College
President IcH University of PennyySns Dept Sup Hodgns
ppcr Cauada; % Guo Of eetou Chancellor Prun Aeahy
the 1 Hndsn Superintendent Of SewiVTk Schools the hsy.
ur.ion Stamford the Rev Dr. Van Dyek Judge Bond oi bt
more Dr. Todd .<S,s.s
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

The NEw-ENGLAND CHUBCH-INsTALIATIoS OF
TBE REV. LYMAN ABB0Tr.-A change Of programme In
this interesting ceremony Occasoned by the
yodsbe absence OF the Rev DR. sos, who had engaged
TO preach the His place kindly filled by the
Rev Henry Ward Beecher who combined with his ser
mon the charge TO the pastor which he had engaged TO
deliver The reverend gentleman gave no text TO his
DISCOURSE but the train OF thought was evidently
gesed by profound reflection upon the sayings OF Christ
-" the words that speak unto you, they are NE and
the field is the uOrd The preacher discussed the two
fold question, What Religion and what Is the work IL
proposes to doi Religion living experience in men
apart from all organizations. The preached Gospel and
the Church not parts Of religion but merely nstru
ents Music not In the score the bellows keys
bat in the air. so religion not In sermon or IN the Bible
but 10 living power IN LYING men, Eyaphelsts there
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
NEvv-vrnK Many TRIBUNE FRIDAY APRIL &C. 1867

fore should aim at making moral forces IN the
world and SHE d he fishers Of men rather than found
ers Of churches. There two views which Christian
ministers might take Of their office Tie first was t
the world was Ike ship run aground, destined 70
founder and be beaten in pieces by the and that tef
duty simply 20 get off many passengers az they
could such and stores worth saving; the second
view that the itself be developed by the
Gospel. and the whole world built up IT, Mr. Beecher
eloduenty commended the latter view That the ministry
The great want OF this age and country
he believed 10 be honest and tuth-telling
men Yet the foundation Of morals not morals them
selves but spirituality The minister first bo spirit
ually minded himself that he might infuse spirituality
info others then LET him preach morality upon this basis
The minister OF the Gospel TO be successful must believe
firmly in his belief At the close of Mr.. Becchers
discourse the Rev. Dr. Burlington engaged I'm prayer,
after which the right hand of fellowship extended 10
the pastor elect by the Rev Edward Abbott OF Cambridge
port Mass and the exercises brought 10 close by
The charge to the people, which delivered by The Rev.
George T. Bacon ~ Orange Valley, New-Jersey.