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Business Items .

DAVIS celebrated Catarrh Remedy comes to
us highly recommended. See advertisement
RING the Bell Softly" is very fine piece Of
music for sale 10y Cheney, at his music store,
on Exchange street.
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MARTIN e NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
1917 = y !. !. n
Monday, February 8

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Monday, February 8.
f7sz7 hsr ARRIVED. -s
Steamer FIaneonia, Sherwood, New York.
Sch Ariel, tBr) Corning Yarmouth, Ms.
Sch Gem OF the Ocean, Gray, Boston.
Sch Pinta, Small, Boston.
= Sch Alice Fox, Adams. l;oothbay.
Ar I'd, brig VIM Mason. Small, so days trom Cape
tueket Shoals on tho 18th uit when she took heavy
gale and was blown as tar as Cape Sable. Put in ior
provisions. and proceeded.
Also ID, brig Alton, Elliott. from AJAX Caves "a,
Boston, tani proceeded. -
AS 3 a.s ts y CLEARED. = .-..lr L..
Steamer Chase, Coley, HALIFAX, Ms - John Por.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester F.s,,,or,
and st john MA Stubs, '-NSspoi'
Sch Active, Matthews, Baltimore-Fmerv q Fox
sA1LEDEb,ig Clara Goodrich tor Boston; sells
N Perry, Prescott, and Active,
from Brdach 0Sfcs Western Union Telegraph
SID nm Delaware Dseakwatef Goth, brig Merrlwa,
:, Cla at New York Sd inst. barqus n NJ Haven,
,ss8sa6 DISASTERS. ..L -sJ'
Ship Washington. Capt Berry. was wrecked at Me
Keen's Island 18th ult. No particulars The w re-
gstered 1917 TONS was built Piiston Ia 1856 and
hailed from Boston. Owned by w v Bradsfreet,
( Shin Minnehaha was wrecked at Bakers Island
on the cd ult The N registered 1898 TONS was built
at Boston In 1885, where She was owned and insured
= ship Lizzie oaktord was wrecked at HowIand's
Island Sept %. The o registered lie TONS was
built In 1855, and owned in bos; ON by Howes &
Cromwell. Insured for 100000.
6, Brig Jenny cushnlh. fom aiuscat for Salem.
with ivory coffee, spices, and dates, str1ck ON Dog
Bar, near Gloucester night OF the LIST inst anu AFTER
wards went ashore on the eastern point where she
bilged. Her cargo Is beng discharged.
Sch Lone Star, from Savannah 18th ut for lillian
Head. with 10 passengers aud seamen. was Mel I'd
up by barQue Eureka, from Antwerp with only mr.
perssns on board. The sclr had been blown on and
d-E- r1l-Ls.s
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AN actress in Paris, of whom the public
were beginning to weary, recently had a fune-
raj wreath thrown at her by way of a hint.
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DICKENS has reached Washington and is
hob nobbing with the dignitaries. He dined
with Senator Sumner, in company with Sec
rotary Stanton ON Saturday.
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Letter from, Bath.

LAMARTrNE has requested that his death
shall not again be announced until it actually
occnrS Has-. a- l.. IL.
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements ,hi. Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
-i,aD HorsaIeU;S Riea & Con

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
American House-Lsw:S Rice & Son. ~
Our Druggists Arrested-W. F. Phillips & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
import tart to Travellers-W. d. little & Co,
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company
Stated Nee ing, NJ. C. NJ. A.
Family Sewing Wanted.
Boarding, q Wilmot Street.
Wet Nurse Wanted. fE-F p
Rem0val-A. f. Hill & Co. s&F !-a =
Boarders wanted-Luther Bradford
Catarrh Remedy-M. s. Whittier.
A Card-M. G. Palmer
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FOREIGN PORTS.

SID On GiTgenti prey to 18th alt, barqus ormus,
At Marseles 18th nlt, brig Clytie Dow, tIn Phila-
DELPHI a. for Sicily in IL DAYS load for New York,
Ar at Liverpool 10th ult. ships Progress, Woo =
ward, Mobile Louise Glover. IRON Baltimore; 18th,
Leonidas, Howard, Charleston; barque Neversnk,
Weeks. New Orleans.
Cd 18th, ships Sereamcr, Young, Savannah; 18th,
Ellen Southland Bicktord, do.
Ent tor lds 18th, Tennyson, Graves, for Calcutta;
Zousye, VIII tmore, tor New Orleans; Golden Fleece,
Nelson, tor New York. t,
Ar at Callao Dec %, ship Fred Warren. Home
wood, Chlnchas, tand sailed 2sth TOR England; Jan
LIST, barques 1hos Fletcher, Pendleton, fn Cbnehas,
and sailed iol Francel; I'd, George Henry, Flint,
Tome. tand sailed coastwisei; 4th sArgosy Swift fui
Chinchas. and sailed 18th tor Antwerpl
Sid Dee 23d, Ship tmerica, MoTse, Chnehas. 20
load Tor Antwerp: 2sth, barque Pearl, Freeman, tor
do, to load Tor Barbados.
In port ,Tan II, ships ST Joseph, Alexander, from
liverpool, ar Dec 2i Zen Butter, Chase. from Ear
diff, ar LIST Ult; CIV WHITE Griffin, nom Chinelas,
an 1lth. Tor Antwerp; Bethiah Thayer, Caruley, ioT
Rotterdam, tput hack
iAtSalpar4is Jan 2, ships Hattie L Tapley. Tap
ley, trow Baenos yres ar Dec u to load wheat tor
Liverpool at 81 2s Cd; Star, lorng, Tor Chineha-,
to load tor Antwerp; san Carlos Strout, uue; bark
Caroline Lemopt, B0wker, FOR Cork. cid
AR at Asl inwall 18TH ult, sch Nette Currier Cur
rier, New York; 18th, brig Sarah Peters, Andrews,
New York: 2ist, Crt ems, Reed TIM do 22d, barqua
Transit, johnson, New York; brig Mattano, Jarvis,
do: 23t, Hattie Is. Daggett, do.
Sid 18th. sch Four Sisters. Sherer ief Cuba nth,
barque Pleiades Williams, Cenluegos.
Ar at st John, NIB, 30th ult, sch Ralph SSuder,
Crosby, Boston 7
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The Confessions and Experience Of
an Invalid rarF Ger s-s

UB ~ For the benefit, and as aCAUTIoN
Hervd,'s ngusG MEN and others, who suffer from
~ neohi.S, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood,
NC NC supplying The Means ofSclf-cnre. Written by
one VINO cared self and sent tree on receiving
TI Wv directed envelope. Address NATHAN
800 VIA rAik brooklyn, N Y. Also 1rce, by the
great Poem OF the War
desl-d&wap- 81 r-t -s,,t4r ..r.y---,r
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS See advertise.
ment Of the Railway Passenger Insurance
Company, in our columns this morning.
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Reduction in the Price of the Daily Press.
Hereafter the price of the daily issue of the
Press will be four cents the single copy 1t
can be had at the periodical depots and at the
counting-room of the office. g..
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Fourth Page--To Beautiful Stranger, by
John g. SAKE; Rosa Bonheur at Home; a
Railroad Incident; Hint to Working Women.
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IMPORTS.
DEpARrURE OF OCEAN sTn.Mra,

YARMOUTH, Ms. Sch Ariel--60 hhds molssses
u CORDS wood to master; bbis oranges $4,000 nut
megs, TO order. Ell Gtn-t = -
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y Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
The only trae and perfect Dye-Hsrmlsss, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the III efectsnf Bad DYES Inyig-
CRATES and leaves the hair SOFT and beautiful BACK or
tTotcR. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 16 Bond
street, New York. .ea 4. - ianl1sNtlIy
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SPOKEN

Dec II, lat 6s1Os Ion "a g. slp Col Adams, tom
Caao tor England, -. .. ~.
Jan 9, lat 20 Ion 6e, btlg Ossipce Mason from
Boston for New Orleans.
Jan II. lat 80, Ion SO 80 ship Puritan from Cal
eutta Tor Boston, 95 DAYS out.
Jan 20, lat 80 81, Ion 80 o., brig b Brown, Balm
ytrom Portland tor Matanzas.
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RristoI Line.

The steamers Bristol and Providence having been
withdrawn for few weeks, In order to renoyate and
reht them, the Bristol Line VIII two frst-elas
fast propellers from Bristol In connection with Bos
ton and Providence Railroad exclusively Freight.
shippers assured their goods viii be delivered
with promptness and despatch. Marx your goods
"Bristol Line" Ship BY Boston and Providence
Railroad. For fur her Information, stencils and
House. Boston, corner Washington and STATE streets
The Bristol and Provder will resume their trips
at an early day. GEO. SHIVERICK,
Jan I, 1873. Ja!dtt sN Freight Agent.
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sAS FRANCISCo-Cli s1st, ship Gen McLlran,
Williams, Liverpool.
INDlANoLA-In port 2sd. scbs AIinetta. Dickey.
from Bangor, disg, Sabine, Percy, from Pensacola.
Ga N l.ST0N- Ar s2d ult, brig Harry, Sedgloy,
Baltimore.
SD 2 d, bargue Rogers.
Gardner LIVERPOOL
Below 2llh, shin Belle Morse, Yyman, from Bath,
eatqrs Wary N Bird Packard, from Roekiand; brig
Mary Rice, rom Rio Jeueiro
: Iowed TO sea; skip Wild Hunter; baFquss Annie
himb1tl. ara MtHevle.
M0BILE-Ar 9Th. ship 70 Semitic ,ncyl Mack,
Port mouth; sch ) Conant. Hammond Boston
PENSACOLA-cld Gath, brig f II Todd, Maguire,
'JACKsoNvLLE-Ar 18th. sch KOlon, Jasper.
New York.
Ar 26h sch Mary Kelley, Mitchell, 81 Thomas
Cb, nth sch David Eanst ford, Aspnwall
sAYANNAh-Ar 31st barque Eureka, Chandler,
Antwerp.
Cid Slst. sch NJ B Braala,l, Hussey, Boston.
,, SD 2sth ship LYDIA Skolheld for Liverpool sch
Henry q Fay. FOR Darien.
pd "a Ar 27th, sch Ida May, from savannah.
ct OHiA.RLEsTON-tld 18th ult, sch Joseph Allen,
sid SD 18Th, bargue Annie, Tor Liverpool.
snow LSM 81 ~, 10Th, bdg Prentlss Hobbs
NC NoRFoLK-old aoth brig Bradshaw, johnson,
ALEAANDRIA-Ars BOTH barque Eph Williams,
BALrIM0RE-Ar Goth, sch Eta Is Sylvester syi-
yester. T. Island
CHI s1st, sea Ontario Huntley Phladelp hia
Cid 1st inst, brig SWEET. Lawrence, Cardenas.
Sll 3lth. bsigs Rabb0ni. and Il N Tinker.
PHILADELPHIA-Ara ist sch Annie Barton,
CID list. barqte David NickeIs. Deyereux, Barba-
does: sch Emily & Jenny. Hewett, MatGnzas
NEW IOEk--4I 3fst, schs l. A 0rontt Butlef,
iHsaltmorei Francis Hatch. Gregory, Providence ior
CID sf, brig Nellie, Taylor st croix; schs Nellie
Burgess Burgess, for Porto liie): Pilots Bride,
brewster, Demarara; w Coffin, Upton, 81 Kits;
Farragut. coggins, GuadalOupe. p ~ -.
Also ela Isl. u Jaso, Loud. Matanzasi bTies An
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
OHANGE OF PRIcE.-The aales of the first mort
gage bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company have recently been so rapid and ex-
tensiye that the full amount which the com
pany had proposed to sell at the original price
Of 50 and interest, has been marketed, and the
price has been advanced to 90 and accrued in
terest.
The progress of the road, the prosperous con-
ditien OF the Company's affairs, their labund-
ant cash resources, and high credit, would
seem to fully justify the advance in the price
OF their first mortgage bonds, and to afford a
sufficient guarantee of an active demand at
the advanced rate ~ -
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those saved were so much exhausted that they could
give no account of the tate OF the others.
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Eg- First Page To-doy-Dominion Of Cana
da; Colleges and Common Schools; Portland
and Ogdensburg Railroad; Effect Of Expan-
e;ox, -, I ohor. Varieties
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SPECIAL NOTICES. :
. THE ATTENTION OF 81 "A
Our Druggists Arrested
b. t - TO the fact that +tAa - ~
n -n..I-c.-t -. 49, p - - -.

Davis Celebrated Catarrh Remedy
is for sale in this city. The audacity Of the propre
Tor is unequalled to assert that CArARRa can he
cured Bat We are silent after reading ear fully the
testimonials iounf on his Circular fhsy are from
men OF high responsibility, who have tested this
remedy Tor tdtarrhal plants, and pronounce II
u successful Remedy
W.. PHILLIPS q CO., 80 -
Donnelrs Block. Middle Street, Wholesale Agents.
A. G. TAPLEY, Proprietor, sy.
Hb No. II .Andoyer Street, Lawrence, Mass
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why suffer from sores 2

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chdpped Hands, SpraiRs, Cuts,
Wounds, and every Complaint Of the SKIN. Try It
as it costs but25 cents. Be sure 10 ask tor y
HdIe's AfnicG Ointment, 81
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
Sc cents TO o. p. SEYMOUR & CO.. Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. w. r. Phillips s
Co., agents for Maine. april2Clysn
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MAzNs' Ell WINE.
nov 2TsS d&wtf &

Browns Bronchial TrOcheS
Having direct Influence to the parts giving imme-
date relief.% For Bronehifis, Asihmm,, Ca-
tarrh, COnsunapfive and Threat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strengthen the voice. .E44-
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches." and do
not take any of the Worthless limitations. that may
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,398g1 ~ yEE1E
'$s& ~ K ,-5-seaslL Etw&khiEal
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Resolved, As the sense of this meeting, that the
traffic In intoxicating liquors, drink, Is the t-
rect cause OF most OF the poverty. psuperism suf-
iering and crime with which society afflicted that
its influence is to demoralze the people and to IN
jure society i'll every department of fe while no
benefit results from 1t to the country. ~ N
Reso!red, That to license, OF in any other way. to
legalize that traffic in this State, would he IN VIOLA
toa of the panest principles of social and poll teal
economy and of right, and highly preudicia to the
interests OF all classes of the people.
The Portland Band was in attendance and
favored the audience with excellent music at
proper intervals. ~ ol s-s &r'i pan
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N So .fsesHst ,yase.lE 'tTFEC ~ 81 "A
ssV .ist7s 4.ssg3 .lsssss .sle-Fs .s4Es
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WashinEton items.

"A bill has been prepared which will
probably be introduced into Congress
In day or two, which will provide for
the redemption of the present nickel
currency at the offices Of the treasurers
and assistant treasurers of the United
States, and its place will be supplied
10y new series of the small coin In cir
culatiou.
-Menard, the colored man claiming
u seat IN Congress from Louisiana, was
born free in Illinois, attended Oberlin
college In Ohio, voted for Lincoln in
1860, and sat on jury in that state,
The Mississippi republic an COM
mittee now at Washington endeavor-
ing to secure the admission of their
state, only claim that its constitution
was ratified by 300majority, after throw
ing out all the votes which they allege
were fraudulent.
Since the beginning OF the present
session of Congress, memorials have
been presented signed In all by about
two thousand persons, asking for suf-
frage for women. six different meas
ures are pending, involving impartial
suffrage, including two propositions for
constitutional amendment, one bill
for suffrage in the. territories, and three
bills for suffrage in the District Of Co
lumbin.
Col Wynkop's resignation, OF the
Cheyenne and Arrapahoc Indian agen-
cy has not yet been forwarded to the
secretary of the interior, and wouldn't
I've surprising hit never was.
Chief Justice Chase says that the
decision of The supreme court on the
legal tender act will not probably be
given for couple Of months, and that
he Goes not believe that any Of tn
judges have given any indications oi
what the verdict will be
The social event OF the season in
Washington will be tho marriage OF
Count Solturn OF the Prussian embassy
and Miss Pourtales an American belle
of 10. Miss Pourtalcs' father is pure
French and descendant of one Of tho
most aristocratic families of France.
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CORRESPONDENCF.

ANDoyTR, Dco. Eth, rs

y NlONtHtt ltN. liNii, lolN.
Mr.. EDIToE,--I suppose local"
items are peculiarly appropriate TO II
local" newspaper, but still, items
Of interest " may not be confined to the
locality of the paper any more than its
readers are. On this suppoaition, offer
you one or two Andover "locals, )" which
may be of intereat to some of your read
ers. There is always link of connec-
ton between Middlehury College and
the Theological Seminary here there
fore, speak first OF what is connected
with that. The senior class here has
thirty-lvc members and within few
days they have all been licensed to
preach. Nineteen were licensed by the
Andov = Association, held in Lawrence
Dec. sth. Twelve wero licensed by the
North Essex Association, ield in An
dover, at the house Of Professor Smythe.
One is still to be licensed by another as
ISOLATION. Three of the class are gradu-
aies. Of Middlebury College, and were
licensed in different places. Evarts B.
Kent by the Mendon Association. held
in Foxboro, Mass, Dec. 8; L. NJ. Pierce
in Lawrence with those before men,
toned and w. d. Brown by the Ad-
olson Association, held at New Haven,
Dec. l.
1t may be of interest to some of your
readers acquainted in Andover to know
that the Punchard Free School was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on the morning
of the 18th inst 1t was fine building,
much like the one now in process OF
erection in Middlebury.
We arc having very. fine and only
moderately cold weather. The ground
is bare of snow, and the roads as dusty
ms in June. Ten days since, your cor
respondent was witness to the fact that
there was snow enough on the noun
tains in Vermont to stop the cars In
crossing. But the Green Mountains ar
rested the most OF the storm, and tho
Connecticut river the rest so our sleigh
ing Is yet to be. y.
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THE MONTHLY NEW ENGLAND FAR
MEH for December, contains copious
Index of the contents for the year,
which testlfles to the value of the work
ms repository of useful knowledge, for
the farmer, stockgrower, horticulture
ist and family. This magazine occupies
place otherwise untitled In the agrl-
cultural literature of New England, and
deserves all the popularity 1t has attain
ed. 1t is published by r. P, Eaton, &
Co., Boston.
We have received from Luther, Tuck
er & Son, Albany, n. Y. the "Illustra-
ted Annual Register of Rural Affairs
for 1862" This is the fifteenth number.
Probably about Quarter of Million
copies have been sold, and scattered
through every State in the Union. The
present issue Is no less interesting and
useful than Its predecessors.
We acknowledge our Indebtedness
to the Claremont Manufacturing Co. for
II fine specim IN Of Pocket Diary manu-
featured by them
HEARTH AND lIoME Is weekly illustrated
Agricultural and Freside Journal Of sixteen
handsome pages. devoted to the interes ofFal-
mers, Gardners Fruit-Growers, and Florists.
Edited by MIR. Donald G. Mitchell, assisted by
large corps of practical Agriculturists. The
Fireside Department edtel by Harre: Beecher
Stowe assisted by Mrs Mary E Dodge. with
Grace Greenwood, MADAME L. Vert and other
able contrlbut rs. Terms for 1859: Single
copies 81, invariably in advance :: 8 copies $40
copies Sl5 Any one sending us $40 for a
club Of 10 copies GALL at one tnc), will receive
copy free. N Specimen copy If the frs,
number sent free.' Address Pettsngil, Bates q
Co., Publishers, 81 Park row, New ork.
The GAlAxY.-The January number will
commence the seventh volume Of the Galaxy
Since its enlargement last spring, the Galaxy
CONTAINS fifty per cent. more matter than hero
toforo, and is now (~ith single e1cepton)
the largest monthly magazine published. For
the coming yer the publishers announce n
lew social story by Charles Reade and new
story by Mrs Edwards, author of Archie Low.
( ell, Mark Twain and other eminent writer.
will also contribute to its pages. sheldon Il
Co.. publishers New York.
HORACE GREELEY purposes to WRITE duirng
the year 1869 an elementary work on Political
economy, wherein the policy of Protection tc
Homo Industry will be explained and indicated
This work will first be given to the public
through successive issues If he New York Tri.
bune, and will appear in all its editions
Daily, SO Semi-weckiy, S4 weekly, 50 pc,
| annum.
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Sac. 8. At the flrst election Of pru-

Sac. 8. At the FIRST election Of pru-
Dental comrnlttee under this act, one third
OF the number any such union or GRADED
school district shall fret -,saAte, shall
be elected, to hold their offices three years.
one,third two years, and the remaining
one-third one year, nnd in case of va.
cancy from any cause the district nj any
annual school meeting may elect sub-
stitute TO sere for the unexpired term
SEC, 4. In any union or graded
school district, established under the pro-
visions Of this ac', the prudential commit.
tee may procure the necessary text books
at the expense Of the district tor any
children who are not supplied with them,
and the amount paid for such Textbooks,
shall be added to the school>tax of the pa
rent or guardian of the child for whom
the books were obtained, AMI shall be
collected viii the tax, unless the tax is
abated.
Approved, November ~. 1868
TO be contaued)
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MIDDLEBURY, by
IRA W. CT \ II X

and in New York, at the Companys dice, No.
20 Nassau ST., and by JouN J. Cisco y Sos,
bankers, No SO Wall St, and by the Company.
advertised agents throughout the Uni ed States.
Bonds sent free, but parties subscribing thous'
local agents, will look to them for their safe de-
livery.
A new Pamphlet and Map was issued Oct. LIST,
containing u report OF the progress Of the work to
that date, and more complete st tement In re-
laton to the value OF the bonds than can be given
plication at the Company's offices, or to any Of
The advertised agents.
CT The Coupons OF the First Mortgage Bonds
If the Union Pacific Railroad Company, due Jan.
lst, 1869. will be paid on aud after that date, IN
GoLp Corr. free Of Government Tax, at the Com,
pany's office, No. 30 Nassau 81, NY. 20
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
Dec, 18th, ISIS, ssns
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
DEMEny


Dk.J.w .PoLANDs WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthera,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Az
fsctions generally. 1t Is a remarkable remedy
tor Kidney Complaints, Diabetes Difficulty Of
volding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and
Bladder. Gravel aud other complaints,
Boston, Jan. 20, 1868.
PotAND's WHITE PiSE COMPOUND After hav-
ing given it u thorough trial we can confidently
recommend POlands White Pine Compound as a
very valuable article Tor The cure Of colds, coughs
and pulmonic complaints generally. La several
cases we have known 1t to give prompt r, lief
when all other remedies wuch had been tried had
tailed. 1t is an article which, in climate so
promotlve OF sudden and severe colds as is that Of
New England, ought to lie in e, cry family and
we are sure that those who once obtain 1t aud
give it IA fair trial, will dor thereafter be within
to he without 1t. Boston Journal.
A VALUABLE MEDrISE.-DE Pulan ps White
Pine Compound, advertised In our columns, II
successful attempt to combine amt apply the neu-
icna virtues Of the White Pine rark, 1t has
been thoroughly tested 10y people in this city and
vicinity, and the proprietor has testm mails to it,
value from persons well known to our citizens
We recommend its trial IN all these cases of d..
ease TO which it is apted. II l. for sale by ali
oar druggsts.-N Y. Ind pendent.
The White Pine Compound is ow soldi ever,
part Of the United States aud British Province.
Prepared III the NEW ENGLAND BOTANI,
DEPOT, Boston Mass. l0;lv