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Among the passengers by the Arizona was Hon.
Anson Burngame and the Embassy from China.
We have no arrivals from Central or South America
since the last steamer
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 "CosTAR'S"
PREPARATIONS.
EvERYBODY-T them
EVERYBODY Y-Uses them.
EVERY GODY-- Believes in them,
EVERY acknowledgements them
"COSTAR'S" EXrERMI 9ATORS
For Rats Reaches, Ants, &c
UCOSTAR'S" BEDBUG FXfEk
Liquid kils-"Sure thinC,a
"COSTAR'S" INSECT POWDER.
For Fless Moths, Insects, DC.
"COSTAR'S" CORN SOLVENT.
For Corns, Bunions, &c.
s.COSTAR'S" BUCkTHORN SAIVE.
For Cuts, Burns Bruises, &c.
"COSTAR'S" BISHOP PILLS.
(Sugar coated) Dinner Pills.
"COSTAE'S" CO GH REMEDY.
For Coughs, Colds, &c.
"COSTAR'S" BITTER SWEET and
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Beauties the Complexion.
Makes the Skin fresh and fair.
sCOSrhR'S" Sales depot removed from 4S2
to 6l2 BkOADWAl (corner Houston), N. Y.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Arrival of the ArizOna-Minister Buriimgnme
and the Chinese Embassy.

The steamer Arizona, Captain JEFF Maury, from
Aspnwall May Il, arrived here to-day. The follow
ing is the list Of treasure by the Arizona =
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A MEDICAL woNDER-HYATTs LIFE BALsAM
% e ey he pS e e Is TER Sna the
this sovereign puriher
Hyats Life Basam Joseph Mclaughlin of mer-
Srons Of R mo hs M ss
tses and III thought . s % ii hns
sn ae o hen mis- b Brother syssd him to Life
to to this city, In one month he entrey Inquire
Isl Hgas a Life s.a% % psriscty cured Mr. William Springer
hand his head, confined to his bed during three
The Life been tested by the public during ls
years. and these are two cases out Of hundred thousand
certain curative for asula in all curable cases.
Principal depot 246 Grand street.
Solo by druggists 81 bote six bottles for %5
A REsToRER OF DERANGED STOMACH TO IT'S
HEALTHY FUNCTIONS Is HoFF's MALT EXTRACT
1T GIVES HEALTHY APPETITE AND REGULAR
DIGESTION, NEUTRALIzEs ALL UNDUE AcIDIrY OF
THE STOMACH, CURES NAUSEA AND MORBID TASTE
AND FITS THE STOMACH FOR THE DIGESTION OF
THE HEARrIEsT DIET. THE FOLLOWING LETTER
RECEIVED LATELY, WITH MANY OTHERS, WILL
PROVE IT.
NEW YORK, March 81, 1865.
DEAR MR.. KoFF:-
Please send dozen of your Malt Extract, with BILL
is for my son, who something consumriive. Your
Extract rendered to one of our
friends In his trouble of the stomach.
Mrs. BERNHARD, 6l3 Sixth street, New York
PRICE g FER PozEN FREE
No. ~ Murray street, near Broadway
BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY oBTAINED.-NoN-
"A support drunkenness or deserton sufficient cause No
~ N. GoWEs, Attorney &C., rs Nassau street. -
AN IMPORTING HOUSE, RETAILING AT Walls, lH
a Fulton street, broadway, "N New York Mis'
SndesRs Sses
suspenders, Sleeve Buttons, corespondingly.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
KENIgcKY STATE ExTRA-cLAss 313. NAY 22 1883.
TsssaKs = g. Il 4 o. g IS y z S'
10 ~ w. NShRhs a n e HbbY 81 p co., o. x.s.e.- s
oneial Drawings Of the Paducah State Lottery
ExTRA--oLAss 1885, MAY q, 1853
Co. o. o. orass I, 81 sss q aA4 g. lsss S.
o. 60 H. 81 woSb IS a sd}ofioEE. Il T. e., sS &.asser @
" N"''A''' &C., 'n' A'' MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
"A. iese Lottery Of Kentuciy-
snELgy COLLEGE ExTRA-oLAss 2aS, MAY o. 1888.
g. T. 81 e e. q q T. sls = g.
" g. '' !" + taAsoE ~ sara IA + Co., xsass:I: sa e.
g. ssss q = e. H.
{" 49, % Msrsash NJ Il X Ross1Es a n 81 Co. Manager. AZ s
For circulars and Information the above Lotteries
FRANCE, SMITH 4 CO.,
Covington, Ky.
A PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FUR
n. nshed in all egaized lotteries.
j. CLUTE, Banker and Broker. zoo Broadway.
IMITATION IVORY GOODS.
Great improvements Three Patents received
Martngae Rings, $8 and $40 single Sheet
red white blue per gross; Billiard Balls, 80 and $40
pair. wM. N. WELLISG,
No. 57l Broadway, York
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GEE WHEELER A WILSON'S BUTTON HOLE AT
~ tachmen-Makes hundred button holes hour the
great for families dressmakers and manufac
turers 625 Broadway.
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MRS. ANN S, STEPHENS NEW BOOK
Nl and nihnr Na.s. NC.aEka al 4 Al.ia

MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS NEW BOOK
Iu and other New Works, published this day by
i. b. PETERSON a BROTHERS,, PHILADELPHIA,
and for sale BY all booksellers and news agent.
"DoUBLY FALSE" by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens author Of
"Fashion and Famine" &c. Complete In large
N7f
This work by Ann s. Stephens now being drams-
tzed and viii be brought all the leading theatres
United States 1t is beyond all doubt the
ever appeared from the pen Of Mrs. Ann Sephens
been written with TO the express purpose OF
Ing It. II 10 full Of plot and interest," abounds
citemen from the first to the last and
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n.a1a ahs S was match at csh Me,ghs to wagons mile
the pub i. ufee in AVE- ihe time not TO be gwen 70
M y -; ~ tho y~asS<N. pLe horsea engageu were
nv sssea' cAestlH Kmare Henrietta and Mr.. Pense's
r"S,E raS EvdEg Fred Iense. -Four heats were closely
~unsesle0, the mere winning the last three. Pense
way tAe .avorite af through. The following is a
SUMMARY.
SANS DAY-Match S5O0 mile heats, best three in
hSe 20 wagons, catch weight and no time TO be taken
BY tne Judges
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Mrs. Lrrpers Lodgings and Mrs Lrppers Legacy rs
Mugby junction and Dr. Margods Prescriptions rs
Hunted Down. and other Reprinted Pieces. 25
The Holy Tree Inn, and other store. y
Above books for sale by the AMERICAN NEWS CON-
PANY and all other booksellers Copies any above
books will be free of postage receipt Of price,
r. b. PETknsON A BkOrHEKS,
Pm tlade Pa
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MEDICAL woNDER-HYATrs LIFE BALsAM

25c. SIZES SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
~, SO, Ss3, so sizes, at 6l2 Broadway.
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7 TNNNTI- NT-I = .IN.
lie Jo.ttalO las arrived mere from san us,scc
The great centre Of attraction air 1ag her .scnyers
was ol course, TIRE l.agufccnt cm'r y o. Mr.
Arson Burlingapc.
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M
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iarye mare,
height, wen
the first ";
steabhy gait,
perienceGey
Lucy is q J.
who was O. g
Andrew Jac
was got by
sOil OF iiep
HANDS two
lace She
gait and IS
George "
tonian, dal II.
foallng an, 1
vas dOncio
1aUs. . a
DiHwh .a,',s nor =
" "nN Deni y
,D.r, ,noiN, pu, J
hleat ,e ~. lhiih2
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ScIerHV L Y
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HOUSE TO LET. BY Charles Dickens. Price 25 cents
The following is complete list Of Peterson's Cheap Edition
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. DECEMBER q. 1868!
TOR SALE

TOR SALE
ROCHESTER, CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY SINKING FUND BONDS, DUE 1897
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY BEING FlRST
CLASS SECURITY AT A REDUCTION BELOW PAR, AND PAY
ING LARGE RATE OF INTEREST on THE INVESTMENT A
LIMITED AMOUNT FOR SALE BY ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIONEER No. ~ PINBsT., N Y
A L MEETING of the DIRECTORS of the
IA HEWYORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY held the 18th
day Of December, 1868 the following resolutions passed:
Whd This Company has hitherto expended Of its earnings for
the Of constructing and equppng its road aud the purchase
OF real and other properties with TO the increase OF It's
traffic moneys eighty per Of the stock Of
the Company aud whereas the stockholders the Company
entitled evidence Of such expenditure aud reimbursement Of the
at convenient future period Now therefore.
Resolved That certificate signed bv the President and Treasurer Of
this Company be issued the Stockholders sevey declaring that
such Sockhoer entitled eighty Of the Of the
capital stock held by hm payable eab with the other certificates
Issued under tns resolution the the Company OF its
future with dividends thereon the times
dividends shall be paid Of the capital stock the Company
and that such certificates be at the option Of the Company
verbe stock the Company whenever Company shall he
hored to increase its capital stock sufficient for ach
ResolUed That such certificates delivered Stockholders Of
this Company the Union Trust the City
the their certificates Of thsi the receipt
o the certificate provided for these resolutions shall te ndoed
the stock certificate
Resolved That dividend Of four M per cent free
hereby declared PAYABLE the 2Oh day Of February upon the
stock this Company, aud also upon the interest certificates of the
Company this day authorized
Tbs authorized by said resolutions will be issued 20
the stockholders entitled thereto the Office Of the Union Trust
livery the presentation Of the stock certificates Daed Dec a. 1863
f. u. WORCESTER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-21

m Cattle steady and and f1 q 6 Butsasr' s wC' Cows @ sn6 Ss ss
ssis ss bs 6S 5000 bush RYE 1900 bush Barley 20 600
Ss gS GOO S FSGr S9 900 o Sosh RN,s1 whsa e IToS
OIgyrIEO " Dec 9Fou5 inactive Is s9ehS9s @ % du and
S Oats uactiys 65d66c for Western asked Rye-'aes Of
cs9ads at 81 IS delivered B1ec"sds 5l -oss $ Is
Tt Dressed Hogs dun aud unchanged Trade Pn e uVek
D aGs sasa5 ssS. sS T !. RIGssS&g G saS lots & ocai trade
"a az Dee &C. SGgT ~ gDS .n's5E s 80 50 Amber Winter
G @ White & cn., q for sG1s 81 con QuisI %f:i sale. GSsc c
90 % n STs@ & S y USchSngei shorts s2s; sLipstuas $50 and
mdipss S38a S5 q ton. Railroad feghts-Flour to Boston.
s. N,slo e and to Aes1y oS, SS
E%Ns doing ps FS 9 Fs 'sd 81 S1i9sssG ss % S@Ptse Gsoes
- - 10 W1ys nnf; Mixed White G4a6sc Fancy White 15c
oa,s fat S5aS Barley gueh19sed Fall e. So RYE 'ssers Is
s2s Bus Meats smr Dry S'l'eS shoulders lo.qols Cts ho
Keg j Hos good demands prices stS: at s86s9;
Extra 80 d 80 5 number packed date l 600 Cattle in
Flour $500 Wheat OOO bush Corn oOo bush Barley 1000
Milw.rKES Dec i9-FOur dull aud weak whest-YO s 10;
No 81 10y Oats dull and noHns unchanged Corn dull and pom
osT 2oo bush Wheat 1000 bush Oats 2oCO bush Corn 1000
CNoINNAr Dec 9our steady unchanged Wheat mod6r.
sse demand AID anehanGed Corn hI@ Esr Sac shee 5GI,e
lngs 2 Dressed Hogs fr sales at e5; receipts 200
Bnk Meats IAN ~ @ ~ % dc ,S st @ Htl ,,ns Bsco1
i.es, S @ ~ 3 a a., - ~ - W. SoaS @ @ U,s Am q, n
Green NJ ats sold az ioG2i0ic Tor Shoulders Sides aud HauI
ISLtpo Dee S-FSuT q9,e. Wheat qaet; White Michigan 81 81
Amber duits GA, uuchangtd New declined
Boo, 6 16lc dull Rre unchanged Barley ouet
DTessed logsi irIa aud unchanged.
mOBE Ala, Dee l9Cotton good market csd arm
sales 1870 ases Mdn 23e receipts 2O28: exports $40 bales
NEW ORLEANS Dee l9Flou dull and
noebe Extra 81 % Treble Extra 81 10 Corn 8O682c
Oats dn 81 oe Bran dull at = 40 Hsno Prime
Far S2a vs. PoIk active al so Bacon scarce retailing shoulders
At ne! Clear Ribs se and Clear Sides l9lc Lard active Terce,
1910 Neg 3c Sugar droOpng Common 90c Prime l2d2ir:
Yellow Clarified 3dl3c Molssses duh and decud Common 5O6
s5e Prime Choice 63d65 Whisky scarce and sm West
em Reetfsa ny Coffee unchanged Cotton ic higher;
lddHngs 202c sales $500 bales; receipts 427 bses exports
l61o6 bes Gold A Sterling Exchange At Commercial Exchange
$500. Net-lork Sigh, Drafts 2di discount
fhESPHf Dee l9Cottuu 6uBer sales 29ic:
ssles exports 63 bales s7ds7 25 Corn 65d
Mess lork, Mea
brisk; Shoulders. lie. Clear Sides. l5lc.
LotisvIfiR Dec l9-fOhaccoSaes bids
~ Io5s SO - 80 No. Cotton 23e Mess Pork
! n Lr ltHl6c Buk NeatsShoudrrs HE Clear Rih Sides
Se' Sdes 5tc Wheat 81 750Sl o. Corn, tOc Oats 56d57c
t!e ~ ~ LorNnperdne IS 50G IS IS Whsky-Raw, free =
SANANNiH ia Dee l9Couou actve sales 23J bales; Mid
iIgs -. G2ic Exports coasiwse 2.874 bales
AUGUSTA. Ca, Tec
os'd sns as6 bae reeerts s3 bales Milngs 32i d2Jc
CuARL EsroN, G.. Dec Cotteu advanced &C.
ild ins 24 r,cei t. 2j; exports. coastNe liu bales
WLhiSGruN n G. Dec 9Spts Of Turpentue stesdv AZ 42c
on STEADY At GO 10 s. So Tputne advanced 81 9 Tar
ecliued TO - Cotton Mi3ding 23fe
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HOTELS,
Hotel Directory.

Auburn.
Elm House, Coml. St. W. 5. Young, Proprietor.
Augusta.
AUGUSTA HOUSE, State St. j. II. King, Proprietor'
PENoBscoT EXCHANGE, A. Woodward, Proprietor.
BaIh
BATH HOTEL, Washington ste. NJ Plummer, p. o.
LEAGn's HOTEL, Corner OF Front and Vine streets,
81 IL Leach, Proprietor.
BSsion.
AA"ficAN HOUSE, Hanover 81. :. Riee Proprietor
PARSER HOUSE,, School st. II. ID. Parker & Co.,
REVERE IioUsE, Bowdoln Square. Iulfnch. Rinr-
ham, Wrlsley a Co., ProprietOIs
IT,EMoET housk. Iremon, ST. Brigham, wri-ley
CHANDLER HOUSE, +. ;. CHAMBER & o. Prop'r.
CaAPaAS HoCss, ). ii. Chapman, Proprietor.
DaAviiie JHnetlea.
CLAREis DISISo HALL, ssFand Imuk Railway
Depot, NJ. ". CLARK, Proprietor.
DiA aeid.
ANDRo.CosGiN Hov II. Id. kitSsr, PTvPrlstcr
AseW ssa0m.
LsWisroS HOVsF, "a p-i ST., j. u. hhi q o.
Mechanic ss;is.
EAGLE HoTsr. P. n. Cehh, Proprietor.
NSrrIdEeWoek.
DASFonrn Horse, j.. baufartf. PflII 'etor.
Portland.
ALsioS hovsE, III Federal Street. =. .. Percy
Proprietor
AaFEEfsaS HngsF. inl|a -. ". ". Irai- PfaIff
CoHplEEcINL HOCsE, cor. forc aud Goes sIssts
"A. -. 0nri. HrcTtict5r.
CUNsEEtASB Hos "a, Green - 30. Aiaasi. ne
IA etar.
Csry a rLI, Garner CfC0ugfsss aaa ufo,n slrsst
John r. DAVIS & e..
PEIstl no, "a. Csugss-- 81. 5. D Elegsss. ~.
ruefur.
PisTLsNB norsr. a Green 81 " rafsaf. rfart
~ LAwnuSce h"r "a, 4 indi- ~. .. o.. b., Pc.
pgi. 90.
Z. ). Horn, lgnriian Of coasIsss snd tttsfsi So
y. .. DaVi~ Frupriesur
NALkEn tiJt sEs UpPosiig b.ssfaa bgfof kdaaas a
fsgi. fEoprietors
Raynssa'. Nitiiaas.
. a. nj -
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Poetry.
I.iitle Rose

sd 49, iltitle Rose
She comes with fairy footsteps
Softly their echoes fall ...,,1..
And her shadow plays hke i'"'e' '"""0
Across the garden wall.
'rs,e Golden light is dancing Fright
MID the mazes Of her hair.
md her fair Young locks are waving free
10 The wooing OF the air.
Like sporttul iawu she boundeth Il.
So gleefnlly along;
As Wild young bird she caroleth
The burden of a song
Lac summer flowers are clustering thlck
Around her dancing feet,
And on her cheek the summer breeze
is breathing soft and sweet.
The very sunbeams seem 90 linger
Above the holy head,
And the wild flowers at her coming
Their richest fragrance shed.
And chi how lovely light and fragrance
Minoie in the life within:
Oh! bow fondly do they nestle
Round the soul thai knows no sin.
Sac cones--the spirit 0t our childhood-
n thing Of mortal birth,
Yet bearing still the breath OF Heaven
10 redeem her from the earth.
she comes IN bright-robed innocsace.
Unsoiled by blot or blight
and passeth by our hayward path
A CLEAN Of angel light
OH blessed things are children 80
The gifts OF heavenly love-:
They stand betwixt oilr world hearts
And better things above;
They link us with the spirit-world ---
OF purity and truth,
And keep our hearts still fresh and young
With the presence Of their youth. 8
~fbMskE --Biackaeood's Magazine
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Canslen . she A,aAlls.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
bat remedies handed out general use ehould he
heir efficacy established by well tested experience In
the hands OF regularly educated ply sician, whose
preparatory studies bit him for Mi the duties he nu5t
fulfil; yet the colintFy II flooded with poor nostIms
and cure-as, purporlne to be the best IN the WORLD
which are not only useless, but always injurioua.
The unfortunate should he PARTICULAR IN seIeatinn
his physician, IL is uentable vet ine0ntro verdi
bic fact that many syphhde patients mode mis-
from inexperienced physicians in general practices for
ts ponegsneraiy ecucoded by the best syphilogTs-
pliers, that the study AM management Of these come
plants should engross the whole time Of those who
would be competent and successful IN their treat
msnt and cure. The inexperienced general pTaeli.
TONER having neither opportunity nor time to maxi
himself acquainted with their pathology coInMocl7
pursues one system of treatment, IN most max.
ing an tndiserminae OF that Entiqgatei and dan-
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
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Portland & Kennebec R. r.
Winter Arrangement, nov. III, 1857.


CgJzH5 Trains leave Portland al 1 p. N. Tor
9f@zEG all stations on this line, and for Lewis
ton and stations on the Androscoegln Road. Also
Bangor and stations on Maine Central road.
Leave Portland daily, except Saturdays, at S P M,
for Bath. SATURDAYS only leave Portland ct 10 p
N, for Bath and Augusta.
Trains are due at Portland at $50 A. NJ, and 2.i0
p. N. daily. tfta
The through Freight Train with passenger car at
tached, leaves Portland ior Skowhsgan every morn
ing at 2 O'Clock.
Fare as low By this route to Lewiston, watervIlle
kendsll's Mills and Bangor by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased In Boston for Maine
Central Stations are good for passage this line.
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, &C., viii puf-
chase tickets to kendalps Mills only, AMI after taxi
ing the ears on this road the Conductor Will fur
nsh tickets and make the tare the same through TO
Portland or Boston as Via the Maine Cen raj oaf
Stages for koclSiand connect az Bath and Bel
fast at Augusta, leaving daily arrival OF train IRON
Boston, leaving at 30 A. NJ; and tor Scion, Arson
Norridgewcck, Atheos and Moose Heal Lake at
Sk0whegan, and iur China. East and North Vassal
bore at Vassalboro'; for Unity Of Kendall's Mri's
and for Canaan at Pishon's Ferry.
w. HATCH, sape, in.end.nt.
AuJuEIa Nov 3. 1867 nnv1odff
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Kew Eany GhSGsAIsds Gam Tcstiry 90 aASs
lsx hIEaEa11az.H lus.aris.al..H

Young men troubled with emissions In slesp,-a
complaint generally the result OF a bad habit IN
ranted or no charge made. 80
Hardly day passes but We are consulted by enc or
more young men with the above disease, some OF
whom are as weak AMI emaeiafed though they had
tbs consumption, aud by their friends are Supposed TO
have it. All suah casea yield 70 the proper and only
correct Of treatment and In short time ara
raade to rejoice III perfect health.
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PORTLAND AND NEW Y0hk
STEAMSHIP CoMPANT.
sEMI-wEERLY LIas.

~. aHe siHaE-arr DIf.lfIJ AS
- 80 -t.i ecU<IN. arL ur. r ul Aar -
-. q. t-itrf. rIa 81 is.lassi
Issua A. = vi ff Haf.flrf .sHre WHf.aaf1r
ana slfur.1as Hf fd'eiaSF n. ~ go eafs 49, }
Gss Eieef, SIS Ca. EF.fF tallss.ag "a So
affsF. 81 fa'f'aHt ~ M.
i - iiIIleu ana EfaucaIil ere al.HH 90 "a 80
asHszn. .7ffar. a.lr frI = allart a. o. l1s
F|fF iii slfa nlf 0.rl FL llia .rff. UH.ri q e.
lsasa lsar efi afa al.lss fla.lHs u ~ lit tq-ll
f.HfslE 81 .s .ls i.ar o. 81. ON aaa
e. a. Qasts. .isa1ef n.tt anftss Elafp 90 IA
81. 80 q
satfIafs ars laIafalff i asnI tfaf nsl- 81 ~ 40
strstssss - essiJ "a q. 81 ra g. tsF ~ 10
10 tsf.f4ra.
EaKNN z FoN. Hsiss Waaff 10 me-
80. AaEs, flar ~ kasi llfxsr.
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All who have committed an excess OF any KIM
whether It he the solitary vice Of youth, the sting-
ing reDuke OF misplaced confidence la maureE years,
SEEK FOE AZ ASrIDorE N SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Laseitnds and Nervous
PsostratOn tiuat may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer 10 the whole eystsTn.
Do not wait for the contamination that Ia sue 10 oI.
low do not wait foT UEsightiy UlceTs, f0f
Disabled Liilhs, tor Loss Of Beauty
su@f mani NKnf,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nmDOW, COFFIN 4 LIBBY. az
Underwriters and General Insurance Agents,

EXCH1NHE STREET, PORTL4ND, ME-,
Iowin Comps
sgna ms. Co.., Harord Assets sseT d 81 sass4s 90
Ho,ue ms. Co., Nesv Yo3k,s @V ~ A@ 3,623.S96 90
Continental las. Coz Neac York. ASSETS 1928. SO3 90
Insurance Co. of No. AericG Phil, Assets 900 90
LortIard ms. Co. of Neac York, Assets 1414,S1O 90
NarrGgaset Ins. Co., Providence, ASSETS 627354 90
Harriet ms. Co.. Nesc YORK., Assets s~@ 563,5:3 90
Putnam ms. Co., Hartford, ASSETS JSG.O55 90
Peope's Cos, Worcester, ASSETS o>+ . 3S4 90
Norscsch Ins. Co., NOrcich, ASSETS 4O5,975 90
STANDARD Co.. NeW York, Assets ~ L 42SS,536 90
+ Total $I5,99?, es1 90
the publ hereby
IOWEs TCUR "a q n erf
p.
Portland, anuary $751;
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REHaais-ASedM .u.

fhere are many men OF the age OF thirty who ara
troubled with too frequent excavations from HE MAJ
dsr often accompanied by slight smating or burn.
ing sensation, and weak ening the system In man.
ner Inc patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment wfll often be
found, ana sometimes small rarticlee OF semen OF al.
bnnen VIII appear, OF the color VIII be OF thin mix.
ish hue, again changing 30 tarl, and turhid apnea1
ance. There are many men who die o. this difficulty
ignorant OF the cause, which Is the
SECOND STAGE on SEMINAL wKAKNEgs fga
can warrant perfect cure IN SINGH cases, and n
ful and healthy restoration Of the urinary oreans
Persons who cannot personally consult the Or
can do SO by writing, in plain manner a fieserip
lion OF their diseases, knd the appropriate ties
will he forwarded Immediately. ~ -
Al correspondence strictly confidential, and VIII
Adfrese' DR. j. B. HUGHES,
No. "a Preble Street.
Next door 70 the Preble House, Portland. Is.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY /!
OF CANADA.
WINTER ARRANcEMENT.

WINTER AhRANGEMENT.
CHHzzHHa On and alter Monday, Nov. IL, 1861
~ gtrains viii run as lOllows;--
Express Train tor Lewiston and South Paris at !. 4G
A. NJ.
Mail Train ior wateryle, Bangor, Montreal Que
bee and the West at 40 P. IA. '...t.I. Il.
Local Train for South Paris and inferno date sta
tons, at 5,P. M. m
No baggage can be received or checked afseI tine
above sta ted.
Trains Will arrive as iollows:-- uf
From Lewiston, Auburn and South Paris $40 A. NJ
From Montreal, Quebec, Bangor, Wa
terviile, &C., at 2I5P NJ
Local Train from South Paris and In -
terme'iiate stations, at 500 p A.
The Company are not responsible Tor baggage TO
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that peis n
ali unless notice is given md paid for at the rate a
one passenger for every $500 sdditiona value. n
G. y. BRYDGES, Managing Director.
H. BAILEY, local Superintendent.
Portland, Nov 2, 1867. ..-.-a- dtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-05
srEAmRRs.
International Steamship Go
Passport, Calais ST. Joha.
ARRANG ENfENT
ONE TRIP PEG WEEK.

On and after Monday, December -
e>fvkSs the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
<5Tf.ETZt- Capt p. B. Winchestor, viii leave kaii-
~ lSE.l. road wharf loot Of State street, eE-
ery MONDAY At 5 o'clock p. ~. tor PASSPORT ana
st John. .
TtuTsilT.
Coacb-- lar K0bhinst0n and calais. - 49,.
VIII connect II 81. John With y q y. =. EftirA
for Shed.ao ans in Ctmedia q sisIiQ e.
E~-EIel xht Eesrigcs' on day o. siinnt undi o'AA
r. y.
sa.l'Hz VI. s.rls uli be- a. Fasf5-t % abe HeiAi
Tor Sd. Andrew AMI taI1ls. -.
- Winter riiea Wli - charg-i en ~ a'-aA
Dc ifih. a. q. sfJkb,s
dretff Agc1f,
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-05
DIE. BIB. MUGKEcs
a# ae oAa BEEoUHD ar ara 81 d q. ig-
PRIVATE hEDICAE ROOMS,
No. II Preble Street. @
Near shs rrshls kEsass,

WHEKE he can be consulted privately, and swim
, w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, 81 Pc
hours daily, and trcfn A. III. to 8 p. NJ.
DR.. H. addresses th0se who are suffering under the
affection OF rivate diseases. whether arising from
hnpUre connection or the tsfrble vice OF self-sbIss.
AHTEEISG A CUBE ~ ALL CASES, whether of Iona
snding or recently eOntf0te entirely removing the
dregs OF disease rom the system, and making per-
feet aud PERMANENT CURE u srst.l .e-
de would cali the atteEtion Of tho afflicted TO tins
Furnishing sufficient OF lis skill and suc-
oosg.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-05
70 IF 7 Z. "a ~ ID
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH n. R.

uHE5zl Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
H&E@g Sundays excepted for Saeo and Biide-
ford, at 6.45, $40 A. NJ, 2.55 and 80 N.
For South Berwick junction, Portsmouth, Boston
and intermediate Stations at 6.45 $40 NJ and 2.J5
PM.
Leave Boston tor Portland and Intermediate Sta
tions at 30 A. NJ, and 800 and 500 Z NJ.
Freight Trains daily each way, tSunday excepted
e.-4ta FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland. Nov 8, 1887. no9tA