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A PHYSICIAN of ten years experience, five
N years the rsyuA army dsslrs' y Sn lMIssrap s'A oss
chase tks rlaE Address Boz No D. TsrFyissn
NY
A GOOD business man, with 1000 TO invest IN
N paving prosperous buahess established ynr. wan
- :, any p, hs 1 es, y Ra Z
AN ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING
.pp, 2 9 RicrrRR Co SO % fiSst,y... oacs - -
TOR SALE-G0OD Will Of EVANS q
Il wATsoNs FIRR AND BURGLAR moor SAFE hAAOFAC'
TORY PbnAdsPl. p-a, R-sshsd 20 10 DO sold ouae-
count Of the N health partner Consisting Of tbs right TO u's
isOa anI accidental se, The St q obtaining sgs Joe q ss
serL estimated tsI a. over h "a nv sSr STEAM
SxPs for from 1867 As the LARGB FACTORY 6ses
srSrs He .o Burglar roof safes Nsa the SAFE store
Also the large 4so store 70 40 solH
s.Tl @ 60 SysS ~ GEo IL EARLE Iosy 4 Law No 70!
sIsL DAVID EVANS senior partner Of the h No 'c' mar
sAalst Philadelphia
EOR SALE.-THE STOCK AND FlATuhESS
ofDRG STORE established 1890 Ill III SOLD .hSi ssy
for wishing Address ELLIS Elizabeth
NOR SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES of
Il established BOOK and sTATIoSkRi sIosk situated
nsghbong ety For particulars sads., BooAS ll@ssS ~
I WOULD accept a PARTNER in my S ~ s,as,d
% years Address no wsstst N IL B. eEoSsElI
S3 ..I. . T&EA Ss.a. I. %$s
sHHSs P Snd SpG No. q r. p: ieeoi o
ds1 between ls and p N :, T51,N7 - f,--!zT
NVANTED-An ACTIVE PAh Mmh, viii lI,
ron $500 49,, =, sTipS psriss The transfer be made
Immediately OF on VIC ass :" JOHN LUCAS Co.
ns"hP eIP'- App S 10 and S North Fou,b Philadelphia
WANTEDA rstclass practical Dl iS y d
aas 10 iavssi establishment. already stared under mest
70 vhere be he 10 charge. h satisfactory In
,s,s.. Adirsss Box No 2i2 Nswiork Post Onee.
On = IlII0 WANTED, for three or four years.
SD, UUU By Geuss~a0 &A,lss Eood psmsnea, leone;
W a. estate fouIhng town In Florida He edeEs goH interest
40 bopd and mortgage SID real uuuosnssEd and 5000
M nsuTsses peey. For AfOuaAoa applI at Ibaas omes
az Illlll-$10,0 O0--A LITERARY OR
RO,UOO LRGAL gESTLK a WANTED AS fARTEEK
as sschsd dhiy principals address w p j. Tribune Onee
dh q 0Il0 AN active man, with the above
BZ.UUU. amount wishing tdsnsassis business hear Of
the place Of retiring highly
psetabe psyrE buhssh Gail between tie hours o. aud y NJ
" 1- 40 .''.' ' '.f Of ' No 2g2 Wsshiugtohst, n u
s POI. H ylatbinnp. acsal yl
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Mathinrrp

WIN. d. ANDREWS g. BRO, No. 4l4 Water
w =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Holsters ooatng h9an O'h
,.issa Panps smoks Bggnipg BOILERS PEND Fok VlAo
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nllouInr wero the bIds for Bank stocks:
And the following Tor Railroad bonds

Hew-fok Central g. iC3... OH Toledo AbtSh LIST NJ e. @
EevYot Central 6 r. Estate III Ct Western ID Mora 1880 7i
EevYok Ceu hsorpn 81 Quincy Io s ~, 1907. -
HesYork VI f8I hi So lst McT...... 70
Ede III Horsge GaeuA Chicago Extended, 90
Erie T. q Mort, Ind l9.... 90 Galeua chicago "a hoas W
Ere 81 Mort Ind 1884,. 81 Chicago X issna 49,
Mort Ind 1880. SO Chicago Rock Island aclhe 20
Fre nj ST. Mort ina 1865 e iNewersey Central h MILO
Una RV "a lat Al 1903 20 HewJeTsey Central u M...l
INA "a 2f NtF y 1885 i0C Morris LIST Mortgage. pl
Harlem ....lo0 iMoun hsset - b9rgsse
Che Brr @ tM..l Pitts ~ N1yne INC Isl MIo
Nrb M y 2l Mo -, gOl PITTS Wayue Chic. "a NJ 97s
lcb n 81 pa Inc, % Pitts. Fl Chic % NJ g3l
pscf 1srapeed IN Mo- Cvelsud Tttsbugh "a NJ. 81
M C~nt ps RI Cleveland Pi,sbursh 81 NJ, 81
Iios q2ii Cleveland Pittsburgh th n. -
Alton T. IT, Pref. G Chicago Alton m Mortgage ~
Alton T. H. "a Mort lac. ~ Chicago Alton lncems'''' ~
me- 4 We & Fund.-. &c lOio Miss ls Mortgage.... s5t
CcusoI,ted n e Convertible g3iIMl ST. Paul lt Mort g. l4t
CoBsoHdsted7 lst MIG. 9i aEaukee 81 PAU "a hot 1
Han. a. Land Chic Milwaukee ~ Mo-. ~
81 Jo Land Gts oyt1 ~ Y keW-HaFen OAs'..s' ~
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SECOND BOlRi,-l2! O'CLOCK.

~ keg LOu,
30 g 30 Coup '62 snalfi IS . O'Clock. lo6
Coo...........large latO0 S. Iot0 Reg .lOt
400 20 Cep l09i 500 So 1910 C0u... .l0ll
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CHARACTERIZATION INSURANCE"

W NhN-lNhhf
OFFICES
IO2 BROADWAY. EBW-fokk
NO II9 MONTAGUE-ST. BROOKLYN
Invites property 10 Tie following inducements f
insaring 10 that CoHpanyi o-oo ooo IN
pad CASH ia....''''.'s..' c2VO'OvV w
Assets jAH lst9 ..''''..''' l,ooo,9o1 10
fJ Total cssA A's'' 10
nre Rlirg-' AVrchandse
Houhod Furutnre Keats Leaiss btauon leIp o. TOE more
pso ku3' Pam properly, asd AL otter hsai~0s interest,"" I"
''. OS TIfE PARTICIPATION PLAN"
~ which the ts psaata Of divided July % each
Etrsst NJ CUSTOMERS and roehholrri e. hiovs; =,
QUARTERS pd bach 10 uientrf 10 scrip raen9
e The COMPANY holding scrip r'et aua equs
% the ausuut Of ia capital pNEQUAAfkR divided 10 eE
koliers 10 casa mann
vail The customer thus obtains th iosurtuos AT ABVul
WHAT III Costs TIE COMPANY 10 PROTECT Hlh, While Us
scury steady renders tbs ConpahJs fe4s
heysua the IA4ty OF fAAne M case ~ LANoh
important point dagger properly owen 10
large cities .. ,-,,, ..,t,.
hs issne noanarhdpaiug podei tNth 90 nov
ths holiers 10 participate in tie pr'tts Nbc We ea4s %
with VIII mol llI pae'
cattle The holder 90 All he s'ctFg Nhn we
iyu provides aBl H be itbc A. prr a. W ~ eipfee I9l
i6s respoutbe
ss..,srv 20 n,ons,, .ecgpl GLORGB r. HOPE President
''~P'-' - P'NP''| 49, d. ~ LAMPOkr. Wee. PrsEeeut
OIEIS PECK Secretary
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EnundzI.


TSSrH NATIONAL BANK,
No . BRoAp' cor KHcHASeR HEw DIRK Jan IS se9
A II an ANNUAL ELECTION for DlREC-
gentlemen daily elected Directors this Bank for the ensuing
JSo B. DICKINSON, EDWIN KNowLToS'
y yoSy II E SANSEs + Il PATKR PORTER
john T4IcokER JOSEPH sELIeMAk
ALERT aISEf q Ire VIM T. r F6sTER
JOHN L. STU HARVEY B a 4 sELo'hA'
ssS,.n ss i P' .S ~ Nj os 9Ts RGESoS
OaanimOusly reelected vicePrssdest IL STOUT, Cashier
THE OESTRAI NATIONAL BASH q THE CIR % NEv YSEK
IT the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIREC-
.1, To % , sf held S G.g named
TRik EAs skp Mb5tELocA RkSF SNy GDSe
HoRAGE aR b SS54EiIy GaAgyLEs o. LA 4hS
SiAoS OAA'ih RohEar H BBapE IlES a DAID"N
was spsnisy reelected Prsden aud FRANCIS sKIDDY Wee
PRECEDENT ior the ensuing W. H. SANFORD Cashier.
CALIF0RNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE TwBSTY.YkAH SEWN CENT
GOLD SON s.
couSoa p.ys5i, ia1 S!oasi rafi Bank
@ g'S !: .d Sf sn 10 &c Interest 'a'a The total
s2,25O,OOO,
less th.n s22c per mile
~ 5 ~, p9iy ~ " s. orTrs % ne s5 pp.r., Of
the Company i,qns their valuable lands whIrTe and water V
eges at Vallejo esd elsewhere
F TS pS s e SiSS i and EaDp and no" RaSSaG from
The monthly earnings this portion Of The Road are now nearly three
times the monthly interest the entire Issue OF bonds
This Road direct Francisco and oaca
euio reducing the beEsen these cities TO y hours
The Mafyse line Is 10 Of eosnconthe grading ear
completed third Of the hand, and the 1alnes purchased
ped % auiYc FeharT The road viii be completed
early season hsn frsaed the total net receipts should amount
o Al least 100 gold per d..
Tie road A OF mot bstaual solid and
oompsey bailsd iron Of the test qualify Tue rolling
and squpaeHt IN every respect Grst class ..
The county through which this Road runs entirely exempt from
other ies % and ia agricultural those Of
ans portion Of the State.
Prom ss.uanes and sseoy proofs received BY from
reliable pars IN Ca rna Of the value and future
poets II this Road unhsatngy recommend these ieeg
nes and The public ks!s mVemeH1-saie ardln
even respect desirable ,
Eher udsrgned VII receive Subscriptions and deliver bonds
eeute Al market rates, N be AAen 10 exchange oi
these bopds .--,,-.,t-. =.
sstb., fths suhtefbsrs -
e -. VI TURNER BROS, 80 ia Nassau. cor PiasTtA
NJ x yEsuP Co. 10 u piss,ss v.,,,...
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THE MARKETS.
Io.r.unr r.poIl.d fer Tbs Tribsr.. |

ICarsnlT reported for The Thbste
THURSDAS. jar. FL lssa
AsHEsTh nsist SeHdy sales Of 10 bb at 81 7s9Si ga for
Pots Pearls nominal =
COTT0NTbee again been rood basneu done Al
further improvement prces the market closing % Exporter are
the principal making Their selections from t,,ns
thse offer the for profit neudug M bales arrive the
sales O4 bales Of which 6SS were taken By Bpune ais b.
Specuao 1881 By Shippers. LIS Of the latter 10 transit ss
also Of no bales hddhSg for February II zee 100 bs
DO for February and March e and 100 eAes do Tor hAh e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22


Money was in good demand per cent at the opening
Of business but at the close Of bank hours largo amounts
were offered and the market closed easier than for the
last two days. ......
Sterling Exchange is lstcady basis Of 1925 for
bankers prime sterling co day bills, and lloi sight
bills.
Freiehtsto Liverpool by steamer 100 bbs Flour, at
ls 3D. and 1900 bush. Wheat at 7id. To Glasgow by
steamer 400 bbs Flour at "a. To Bristol HOOO bush
Wheat at 7id.
tret includes Walst and the immediate vicinity
has recently made the claim that the tax OF ia OF one
per cont levied the capital OF stock and gold brokers
should be extended 10 money borrowed by them on eaD
The claim one and the brokers believe 1t to be
unjust The Stock Exchange Open Board, and Gold Ex-
change have appointed joint committee TO consider the
subject and 10 take tho necessary stems for testing the
reht ot enc Assessor TO levy such tax. I...
The Chicago Republican Of Tuesday says;
fair inquiry existed for loans to-day ana the money
market moderately active steady ana hrm az 10 per
per annum The supply OF loanable funds Is quite
liberal, and borrowers experience LITTLE ahlcuily in
obtaining all the accommodations they desire when
backed 10y satisfactory coaterala Inc receipts OF cur
rency from the Interior comparatively light though
it is expected that the arrivals will DO quite liberal
relnittances OF currency TO NeW-IoTE. owing 10 the
decline IN exchange and about the only banks hat are
but these arc more than overbaanced by tho recePts
demand, but the market was weak Sales reported
between city banks 90 par, ana some Few manifested
disposition not buy unless they could purchase at
diseount over tie counter were quoted attic dis
count buying, aud 1lOIremium selling. rl-
The Directors OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
oago Railway Company held special meeting yesterday
in reference to the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
matters. The nomination OF Jesse L. Williams, one Of
the Directors OF the Fort Wayne Road 20 the receiver
ship Of the Grand Rapids Road by the Hited States
Court OF Michigan was announced. ..rlst 1frt.f
Tho Toledo, wabash aud Westoi haa connections with
IA dlfTereut railroads. and these connections reach
almost every point OF importance IN The West and South
West BY the direct routes The New York CeRtral
managers aIe said be striving 70 control OF the
line The company have IN contemplate the con-
structiOn Of branch airline road 100 miles long from
Decatur H., to ST Ionic, and u probable the work
viii be commenced early IN the Spring '..a
The return OF the Bank Of England for the week end
ing JaD G. gives the following results when compared
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Rea e34 Increase 990s7n
Public deposits. ieo f95 Decrease. So 500
Other deposits. 49, JO5 lnereEae 6,5fi
On the other side OF the account; -l.r
Gov Securities g3i.7i6 Decrease f4
Other Btcuri 3p6f6,f96 Increase, 1919
Eosunempoyei. e4l2555 Decrease ......,. $3.50
The amount fnOPs IN circulation "a 42l024 1885, being
an ncrease Of &5C925; and the stock OF bullion M both
departments Is SCI. showing increase OF 27J,
500 when compared with the preceding return.
The following the footngs Of the Boston Bank State
inent compared with those Of the two previous state
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Sabings Sanks.
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
z37 BreAavay IN Paplses-iue0 on deposits en-
td thereto for eDg December 81 Al var rae OF S1
Inen Will be paid and amer MOSpAl ysuuay ~ Is>
WApH b WonHALL, Sec FRANCIS 7. sCaOALS, freAaeai
PErKE 0UHslso Acct -
TRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK. t a.
il Conner Fory second street ssd uFhih avenue
SIX PER CRET allowed All I1ns of - and upWAd
INTEREST bssins tss Arsi Of every month.
DEPO fTs before JasuSFy u ga Interest rem me ~
- s.... = FOE SAAeA- EEN pa li'A'-'AN
MUTUAL BENEFIT l'll l.-. Dob
M u % SAVINGS BANK, ....t . g..
r NO 1866 NASSAU-Sr. sun BUILDING,
Opposite cry Han
.p,, nah. before The b Of JaHuary drhS Interest from no Ia
SIX PR CENT INTEREST paid Zee oftaI ----l
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK, d. a..
WI Thirisve n ". opposite Coepvs lpsiia
Al he rate CENT per lss from GopegN tt
q, a. suas from reHnd 90 deposit for
three previous 20 Jan viii be paid y Deposition" su
withdrawn credted 70 tae account
DEPOSITS MADE before JANUARY 20 VII IRA" interest,"
HI SIX PER CENT usr,,. me ron ,ers al
sans ffoia - 10 5000 iH lhAAC l. Smith, fresHsH~
p. W lllLlK sserelsry, ID. - -
NEW-YORK SAYINGS BANK, Elghth-ave.,
e ofPoueenth st-SlX PbR CBkT lSlkt kSf pau Cd all
- ssOa Dspos made pg % s,Sss ass w draw -
frumF Feb !. ~ bt5i
&c W. BlSoKEKuOT, Secretary. J. r. KsLbR Vice PfsHeHt
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Or to DABSEY MoRGAS Co. 30 81 EIshaar,pl,es
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEN-That an Elec-
~ TO-. q Eve Directors y THE CohMHRCIAL NAVIGATION
COMPANY or THB STATk or NEW lOAk val BE- hsd a. ieSlr
u New lork TIE l0th DAY Of FkB
kUARY nett hwsen the houu OF u ad oos o. MAI cy bI
Hoard JOHN A. BAAitR Preldeut
Es- rorf. jan. ~ 1873. ---
AN ELECTION for TRUSTEES of the
~ AMERICAN EAW COMPANY will BE- hold a. the otce ~ tke
ConpIT No TUESDAY M fJanuhry 1867 between
sAML W. PUTNAM. seey.
E.v.Yort JAP IS lrse.
WENTWORTH GOLD MINING COMPANY
w OF NOVA sCOTiAkOICB 10 hereby gives that General
Hsg y De shar,hsis Of ne WeaWoh Gold Mining ComRsI
Nova Scotia VII Be bed ~ tle h9{ Hotel CiT II Ham.tog ~
Two ca for hs PuIpos ~ organizing under hs
e,rr slfrrF raactuE oiher Important ucss
>, Han ton l2h December 1904 GkQ D. fEk1lSoh kobbkl
CHRISTIE r. MiLROf.-hamiton Dec ~ Ioa6
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arfetieS.

The town of Bristol, Tenn, is said to lie
chiefly in Virginia, the main street being the
dividing line between the two States.
The construction of the new building for
Napoleon's official paper in Paris is carried on
at night by the use of The electric light.
The owl, says Josh Billings, is wise bird,
and boots at most things.
The obelisk in the Place de la Concorde,
in Paris, is decaying. 1t wthstood the cli-
mate during thirty centuries in Egypt, whence
it was transferred, but under the action Of the
weather in Paris it is already beginning to
crumble and pulverize. chemical liniment
is proposed for the purpose of preserving it,
The Sunday School Union of the Metho-
dist churches in Hamilton county, Ohio, have
adopted a rule that "any officer who shall so
far forget himself and the influence of his ex-
ample, as to attend the theatre, negro minstrel
exhibitions, circuses, dances or dancing par
ties, or other places of sinful amusement, shall
forfeit his position, and cease to be a member"
The report of our general land Office is to
be printed in several languages and distrib-
uted in Europe to induce emigration.
"A church in Boston gave a copy of the
Chistmas day. Are not the unbsptized worth
saving?
"A Chicago genius has invented one
wheeled velocipede.
The streets of New York must be in a
pleasant condition. The papers of that city
contain accounts OF luckless little children,
sent of errands by their mothers, falling into
the cutters and being drowned,
The tendency of civilization is evidently
toward lessening the number of hours of study,
An English paper says: "In Germany an ex-
pertinent is being made upon lads at school,
with the object of discovering whether more
study cannot be got out Of and more learning
driven into them, by keeping them hard at it,
as boy would say, in the morning. and allow
ing them to devote the whole afternoon to
play"
There is another man, outside OF Port
land, who expects a food. He lives in Tenne-
see, where he is building six story ark, with
apartments for all the animals, snakes except
ed.
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THE DARIEN CANAL.-A well-informed writ
er in the New York Times discusses at some
length the merits and prospects of the Darien
Ship Canal enterprise. 1t is a project in
which the people of this country have always
taken lively interest, and one which they
have considered themselves bound ultimately
to accomplish, though often more pressing
schemes of internal policy have combined with
political difficulties and with the demands of
the war to postpone it from time to time
Now that the object of Mr.. Cushing's visit to
Bogota is understood to be to obtain a copees-
sion Of a right of way for the long talked of
canal, public interest in the matter is again
guickened. The writer in the Times sets forth
what has already been done and what remains
to do to open this grand conduit of commerce.
He shows that the various and shifting lines
proposed in former years have now been re-
duced to two routes, either OF which is, by the
testimony Of able engineers, perfectly feasible
One of these routes runs from the Gulf of San
Miguel to Caledonia Bay, the other from the
Bayano River to the Gulf of San Bias. The
latter, whose total length is thirty miles, en-
braces the audacious feature or a tunnel
through the Cordilleras Ito which that under
Mont Gems is trivial) seven miles long, 100
feet wide and 115 feet high, through which,
the largest man-of-war could be made to pass.
A tidal lock and an aqueduct over the Mamo-
nj River are also embraced in the plan. The
rude estimate of the total cost of construction
is $65OOOOOO.
1t is to secure the privilege of further sur
veys, and final right of way, that Mr.. Cush-
ing is now dispatched by the Department of
State to New Granada. Should his mission
be satisfactory, strong company of New York
capitalists and engineers stands ready to begin
the grand enterprise of an interoceanic ship
canal-an enterprise which, if brought to a
successful issue, will stand unmatched even in
modern engineering science.
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Lsttcr from New York.

The Holidays-New Years Calls-Winter
in Gotham-Balls and Dinners and Mrs.
Caudle-Gaiety and Misery-East Riuer
Bridge-Mr. Bewles.
NEW YORK, January 9, 1859.
To the Editor Of the Press:
Did you think had forgotten you? Not
bit of it. But then you know we have had
the holidays to think about, Christmas pie to
eat and plums to find, if we could. and chief.
among them all in this Knickerbocker land,
New Years calls to make. 1 smiled Just
little as read in your columns day or two
before New Years of the doleful doubts of
the young men in Portland. whether to call
or not to call, and if they did, whether the
fair ones would receive. No doubt on that
score in this part of the world. Receive
Of course they would; every body does, or
everybody's wife and daughter, which is more
to the purpose. Indian braves reckon their
prowess and worth by the number of scalps
they have taken, bellies of three seasons by
the number of hearts they have subdued-I
wont say broken-and other people by the
number of calls they have had on New
Years. 1t is sort of genteel saturnalia.
You are privileged to call on everybody you
ever knew or saw-upon the piquant and sau-
cy maiden whom you met in the mountains
last summer; upon the languishing fair one
with whom you once had the pleasure of
dancing the German; upon the dearest five
hundred friends of your cousin; and if that
doesn't suffice, upon whomsoever you wish.
If you are an enterprising young man, you
can make hundred calls; if indefatigable, a
hundred and fifty; il rather slow not more
than sixty or seventy, and so down. The
amount of champagne that you can drink
depends upon the strength of your head and
the pains which you take 10 sandwich 1t with
strong coffee. And every man has his own
limit as to his capacity for boned turkey, oys-
tiers, cake and such trifes, though some that
know have not succeeded in equalizing their
canacitv vet. having "wery remarkable powers
of suctionn as the elder Mr.. Weller used to
cav Rather a pleasant institution on the
whole, not to mention-what will mention,
though-that it enables hard working, or in
dolent young men 10 clear up long scores OF
calls which they ought to have, but had not
made. Perhaps it runs into excess little
now and then where the Maine Law is not
in full force, but then it comes only once in
year. am too late to tell the Portland la
dies how to receive in the highest, most re-
cherche-'bang up" the boys used to call it
style. Well, they can treasure this up for
next year. Close your blinds, light the gas,
powder your hair and put on your most stun
ming dress and the thing is done, or overdene,
as you like it.
WINTER IN NEW YORK
is disagreeable old ch ap, changeable as
youth and crusty as old age. Here we have
had quite snow storm; it commenced New
Years eve, spoiled the tempers of men and
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Sore Throat.
Hard EC0lds and COxqhs

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-takinp lt-
tie and often-and you will very soon find relief.
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BOtUdOin College.
Medical Department.
TNHE 49th Annual Course of Lectures in the Med
i ical School of Maine, will commence February
18th and continue 16 weeks.
Faculty of Instruction:
SAMUEL HARRIS, d. D., President Of the Col
lege.
J.S.TENNEY, LII. D, Lecturer on Medical Juris-
prudence.
1. 7. DANA. NJ D, Professor of the Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
w. c. ROBINSON, N. D. Professor OF Matera
Medica and Therapeutics
G. L. FORD, M. D, Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
G. +. BKACKETT, M. D. Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
w. W. GREENE, NJ. D. ProtessorZof Surgery.
7. H. JEWETT, M. d, Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
q. L. GOODALL, M. d, Professor of Analytical
Chemistry.
j. B. SEvEY, M. D, Demonstration of Anatomy.
Circulars containing full information will be for
warded on application to the Secretary.
G. F. BRACKETT, M. d., Sec'y.
Brunswick, Me-, Nov. 1868. w6w1
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EXTRA
STEAM REFINED TRIPE !
c., W. RETKNAp,S

- iead ~, REFgNED TRIPE takes the
market. and yI;Mng Of the kind ever offered in this
a iuynryy haw WIN determination to make TRIPE
NV aoS oeen to great expense to improve
the market. Vi preparing IhlFE 1or
Ssen IN the Snssss and
that can equal my STEAM REFINEn ie VI AnifE
1t shall be my constant endeavor to ma,o rp,np
luxury, the verdict leave to be rendeaed Inv tha
consumer. -... W 'no
NIB Call for Belknap's STEAM REF1NEn,
No other is fit for the Table.
Portland, Oct q, 1868. dit
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Clergysness.

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, of Allegheny. Pa,
teshes that It has cured him, alter all other reme
dies had failed. :
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-11

Hled at once to steady use of this great remedy,
dies have failed. 0-'A -''Ae-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-11
DT1IggiStS.

Any Druggist in the country will tell you, if you
take the trouble to enquire that every that buys
bottle OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure from them. speaks
in the most unqualified praise OF its great medicinal
virtues.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-11
Legislative Notice,
Mrs. ReIcber's Wonderful Cure

THIS remedy for female weaknesses, made from
an Indian recipe, is entirely vegetable, ana cures
eithout supporters. Manufactured and sold by Mrs.
Linus Belcher, Randolph Mass. General Agents
Geo. G. Goodwin & Co, Boston, Mass. Demas Barnes
q Co, 21 Park Row, New York.
EB-H. H. Hay General Agent for Maine.
81 For sale by druggists everywhere.
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