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500 and 900 MILES

will be in operation during 1865 There seems 10 Ie
no reasonable doubt that the distance between Oma-
Ia and Sacramento viii be traversed by rail in 1870
TIIE C.nNL,p N-NIr,N-r- 81, -. -. -
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RIP VAN wTyKIE ,r,,;n, -, .,

RIP VAN WINKLE, waking up from his
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Cd ms Wlthered locks with CRIsrADoRo's DYE, would
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Sold by all druggists. Applied by all Hair Dres-
April 18th. d&wIm
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30 cent size Unsurpassed. Just out. Against
Moths. TIEOD 5. HARRIS, Boston. Sold by all
druggists. wills.
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GENERAL GRANT

himself live, original sparkling work. confirm
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Mothers we also commend the Neryne for use In
the diseases which alic children while Teething
certain afford quick and grateful relief The stupe-
flying Syrups, Of which Opium is the principal in
gredient dangerous to life, impair the functions
Of the stomach and bowels and actually impede the
healthy growth Of your offspring. To cure Wind,
Cole regulate the bowels, soften the gums and re-
lievc pain, the NERVINE will always be found safe
and efficient.
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ID SINGS HISTORY OF THE UNITED ST , iT.S
IRON Us discovery to the close Of Andrew JoIn'
administration. In one royal octave volume of la1
wood and twelve engravings on steel e1tireIt 80, M
THT sPociiaens and terms apply to T. BELkNAP
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WI not soil a ribbon ,rorn on the hair
DR.. Babcock's Hair Dressing. Try it.
March 81. w1am1y. No. 4.
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CANCER. SCROFILA. Dyspensi, Tir.-
complaint Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c, cured A
book OF 100 pages sent free to invalids Address
R GREENE, VI. D., 10 Temple Place, Boston. Mass.
April % i3wlw
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MARRIED,
DIED.

WHITcoMB.-In sacramento, California, March 26,
1865, ofPertonitis, Mr.. SmAs WHIrcoNB, son-in-law
Of A. ard Amelia Murray of Williston, Vt, aged
Al years, leaving a wife and two small children.
kELLEY.-In this city, MAY sth, 1868, FRANCIS
KELLEY, aged 40 years. and II months.
RIcHARDsos.-In Charlotts, May sth, Mrs. SARAH
W. RICHARDSON, in the sOth year of her age.
FoRBEs.-In Williston, April 26th, BENJAMIN B.,
youngest son Of J. and II. Forbes, aged Il years.
PIooF.-In Charlotte, April 2ith, FRANK L., son
of JOSEPH F. and ANNA W. PLooF, aged years,
month, and days.
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lott OF SORTS. Take DIR. 5. o. RICH.
ARDS0N'S SHERRY WIRE BITTERS. the mot
medicinal in the market. Established in 1893
March 18TH WON
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Az oiD POISON.-Invalid reader, do you
Know what nine-tenths Of the bitter compounds Won
are solicited by the proprietors to accent IA univor
sal panaceas are composed Of, Give heed for mo-
ment They arc manufactured from unpuriGed al
eohol, containing considerable portion Of fss,l nil
poison almost as deadly as prussic acid The la
SIS oil the regular tnctures Of the BIatcria Mediea il
the same No amount Of herbal extracts can ovar
come the tendency Of this pernicious element. The
essence Of sound Rye thoroughly rectifed. is the
only stimulant which can be safely used as com
pohent OF tonic Alternative and anti-bilious nedi
cine, and H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTFRs l.
The only medicinal preparation in the world in which
TINS article is used as ingredient Hence the ex-
traordlnary effects Of this great specific II -ives
strength without producing excitement. No other
tonic does this. All the ordinary Btters flush the
lace and affect the brain. HOSTETTER'S BTTyTERS
dlhuses an agreeable calm through the nervous svs
ten, promotes digestion and produces sleep. No
other tonic So quickly reyiyes the exhausted physi
cal energies restores the appetite and removes the
gloom and depression which always accompapies
weakness Of the bodily powers 1t purses from the
system tho morbid humors which retard its natural
functions, and which bring paleness to the cheek and
suffering to the brow. 1t bauishes those clogs upon
pleasure, restores the system to high health and ne
eessarily proves valuable adjunct to the digestive
organs Atrial ali that is needed to establish it in
the confidence Of the skeptic.
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Remedy sent by express 10 all parts Of the country
with full directions Send for circular Patients de-
string GdrIce 70 the general HygsHic Management
Of such cases, without ordering the remedy, viii
write full description Of the case, and enclose one
dollar to attention. Office No. Il Chauncy
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, MAY u.
CAMBRIDGE, May u.

CAMBRIDGE, May u.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine
This WAX I52 1896 239s
From Vt. 81 76i
Number Of cars over the different roads-Boston
and Lowell IS Fitchhur. 1876. Total, Isl.
Prices of Market lBeef-EXtra SIS % a l52Ji first
quality sI4 90 N IA 50; second quality $500 10 50:
third quality sll 90 a II 80.
Prices OF Store COLLABORATING Oxen, Y pair,
$50, s2M, $3.50 n 800.
Mich Cows and Calves from 81, SO, O., So "a
500
YsaElings ); SO go; two years old $50 a 15i
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots s., $ 20
"a Sc each; extra & a Sll, OF from &c n lie q b.
Spring Lambs 81 $50 Is p head.
Veal Calves 50 a sl3
Hides a 9tc q h. TalIow, "a SC " n.
pelts 81 Is a 81 p each. Calfskus, 20c T. n.
Lamb Skins 80 al &c each.
Prices Of POultry-Extra % a pc; prime IS a l9
good l6 "a l7c p h. Arrivals Of Poultry light
Prices unchanged.
REMARKS.
CATTLE-Receptso Of Cattle l52 head the small
est market, some Of the butchers inform us, they
hare ever noticed Everything in the shape of cat
Ne was dsDosed Of early, and by nine o'clock the
yards were nearly deserted by and beast. Prices
which dealers we're not bGshfu in asking, and which
had 10 be paid. were full 81 p owt advance. Some
~ the dealers call il curious market hard tell
~ ,ie ~ eTnect from week to week and if they
had known how things were going would have had
! more cattle for sale. ,..,
1 sHKEP-Sbeep market was also in keeping with
cattle with scarcely 100 head, OF which many lots
were sold commission, leaving put SHE'LL cilaoS
for speculation; it was bay at rst sSht or some oht
else would have them. and, as a matter OF course
there full as much difference in prices Of sheel
a. cattle.
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NOTICE.
CUT THIS OUT!
Central patiit Railruad.
Railroad Across the Continent.

|
h"iiroad Across the continent
-, -. =
ton of the National Trunk Line between the Pacific
coast and the Mississippi valley They have built by
far the most difficult and expensive portion Of their
road, and have an unprecedented working force ex-
e......s ...o --H.H - '''' ''''' -'' -'-' ''-'
Close OIL ' 1t l. ~ 'e''' ''O' VII nave 40 A''
~ - ''''' - ''''' - '-1' - - ''
TON RESOURCES are ample for the remainder. They
work progresses
'n' road anu having the preferred 'iAin-Supe'i0T
2. GRANT OF PURLIC LANDS along
the route u ao acrcs nor mile or nearly ton mil.
liz, .,ros fl, all which ara ,o,, s.rl;, q, tho mini,
..,,-, r,.o o,so q, nor. ,,o
s5ooo on is subscribed and paid on the work done
,,so,-ac,,s .-,-,... A..
90, >-...-,--. T., ,..s,. ,e-o >, mon, mol,
...,
80 "iiiiohS upon int INST :"
.n.,-
PAR VALUFS ACCRUED INTEREST,
in currency. a limited amount u the
FIRST " ORT G A q f b md s.
bearing SIX per cent per 'inu'n-''li ~ l.
and PRINCIPAL being explicitly male ~
BILE IN COIN conioTm"'ly win '''' 'l''ie
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THE
Union Pacific R. R. Co.
OFFER a LINIrED AMOUNT OF. ruE
E'I'Sf Mortgage Bonds
AT PAR

fr ncipal Il Interest Payable IN Gold.
TUE Great Pacific Railroad Line. extending IN
Il miles from Omaha, on the Missouri River, t. the
ude-waters Of the Pacific Ocean IL being built by two
powerful Companies THE UNION PACIFIC. begin
ming at Omaha building west, and the Central Pa
eite II California, beginning at Sacramento. building
East, until the two roads shall meet.
Both Companies have prosecuted the work witt
great visor, the Union Pacific having already ex-
pended over
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS.
and the Central over Tueuty AIlior,. upon their
respective parts Of the undertaking TAs Unisr Pa
enc hIrs compl.let $50 n1Hss-have iron and other
materials for two hundred miles more On the ground
and one hundred additional miles are ready fr the
track They VIII have much larger force employed
this year than ever before and it is expected that
between
500 and 900 MILES
viii be in operation during 1865 There seems to le
no reasonable doubt that the distance between Oms
Ia and Sacramento Will be traversed by rail in Ism
THE GOVERNMENT GRANTS l2.Se
acres land, and Its bonds TO the average amount
Of $4,000 per mile to aid in the construction OF the
line and authorizes the issue Of the First Blortas
Bonds, now offered for sale to the same amount ard
no more The Government takes a second lien, and
gives 70 the First Mortgage Bondholders prior lien
Tor their security to which q large paidup capital
is added The Bonds cannot be issued exeept as each
section Of twenty miles is accepted by Government
commission, so that they always represent n real
property.
1t is universally admitted that on the completion
Of the Union Pacific Railroad its through business
viii make it one Of the most profitable in the world
but IT. ay or local business is already several times
the interest its bonds that if not another mile
were built they would be a secure investment.
THE NET EARNINGS FOR eight months Of
last year, on an average Of $50 miles are officially re
ported at 1,O69, SO, while the interest on all
the Bonds it could issue for that length OF road ar
that time, reduced to currency, was only s3i5.s56.
The amount paid by the Government for the tr,ns-
portaton Of troops munitions stores and mails has
been, and doubtless viii continue be, much moro
than the interest the United States Second Mort
gage bonds. Ifit is not the charter provides that
after the road is completed and until said bonds and
interest are paid at least five per cent Of the MT
earnings Of the road shall be applied to such pay
ment.
The Union Pacific Bonds are for 81 90 each. and
/ have coupons attached They have thirty wears 70
run, and bear annual interest payable on the first
days Of January and July, at the Company's Office In
the City OF New York, at the rate Of six Der cent in
gold The principal i payable in gold at maturity.
At the present rate Of gold these bonds pay an an
/ uual income on their cost ,fro,-r,-
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
LUMBER BUSINESS.

NTTTHPlaning MIL attached, with trade exceed
w ing 900 O00ft per month, through and dressed
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
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ROSES. DAHLIAS, GERANIUHIS
Carnations,
BEDDING < MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS

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NOTHING LIKE TIN MEDICINE

~ A luxury to the palate painless evacuant. a
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DR.LANGLEY,s Root { IIERnpIr.

- TERS are sure remedy for Liver Complaint,
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Spetial Hotires.

MOTH PANCHES, FRECKLES TAN.
Inc ouiy RELIABLE REMEDY for those brown dis
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SHOES


all new and fresh shall have been removed to east side
Of the same depot No. WinOOsk Block, where she
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DOOR AGENTS wAyTED -

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