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WELCOMES
Liver Regulator
Dyspeptic Curer |

'hIS Is an extraordinary remedy for the LIVER
"A \ am AlDNEfS, when diseased. 1t is compound
ed OF several of the best Roofs n erbs and n ~
ksnloWn, which act directly on tho LIVER add KID
HEYS, correcting Digestion, Purify ing the Blood.
heguiating the Nervous System, Curing Pain In the
SIDE, Shoulders, Back, Head, Neck and Limb, Sink
ng ana Faintnsss OF the Stomach, Weakness Of the
S1l; Emos Languidness, Yellowness OF the Eyes and
cough Sore throat, Night Sweats, Irritabiiity Ner
MTousness, Loss Of Memory, Weak Eyes, Dizziness,
er. ~ H"-
,tisa valuable remedy for Scrotulous and
SSyPnlnlc Diseases, land all Gandular Enlargements
Tanker, @ Humor In the Stomach and Bcwes Costiye,
HGes, nI, nhenmatsm, etc. Its free from Calomel and
az Ses-nas - al the GOOD properties OF those Drugs
BILE Remedy, sats Tor all. |ese'"-
ER sofa by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers
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G R E E N B A { K S

Threads
Best Paper Collars SPOOL &c. &c
for The goods
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DOMESTIC PORTS


Robins, Port Townsend.
AR 1ltn inst, brig Kity Coburn Wilson from Plsco
GAIVESTON-Ar 18th, barque Sunshine, Weeks,
Cardiff; sch VIM Slater, Watts, Boston.
CID 18th. barque henry Fitner, Dickey Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18th, ships Jane south
ard, Bishop, Liverpool; Crusader, jenkins. do; As
tracan, Wilson, Havre; owego. Post, Bordeaux;
Below 18th, ships Vanguard. Russell, from New
York; Detthayen, lee, from Newport.
Cid 18th, sch Lady Woodbury., Woodbury.. Utilla.
PENSACOLA-Ar I1th, brig Alex Nickels Rose
brook Hayana; 12th; sch Chloe, Lee. do.
FERNANDINA-Ar 10th, sch Mary Lymnburner,
sAvANNAH-Cld 18th, ship Moravia, Patten, tor
Baltimore.
GEORGETOWN, Seed eth. brig chas Wesley,
Foi,THss5 MoNRoE-Ar 18th, barque Jonathan
Snase, S, Chase; Guanape; brig II Kennedy, Geyer,
BAL. BALTLMoRE-Ar TN 10TH brig Georgia. Miller, from
| vapnah; Harper, Gott. Wilmington Nc: CbaIlotte
fiSsh, 1sT Str93G %nh Boston, Dresser, Reed Salem.
| Light OF the East, Heath, and Geo + Brown. Hem,
| ingway, Elizabethport tor Providence.
Cid 18th, sehs O Webb, Brewster. Georgetown,
| -Four Sisters, Sheerer, Savannah.
| CID goth. ship SUMTER Reeves, Pensacola: baraues
Isaac Hall, Colcord Matanzas; Cardenas, Sundberg,
PR0VIDENCE-sld 10Th, sch Five Sisters, Peter
SON Machias.
NEWPoRTaAr IA 2oth sch Ruth HOdsdOn, Hail.
HOLMES HoLE-Ar 10Th, brig Annie Eldridge,
Clifford, Hayli tor Boston, sch John Boynton, Mitch
ell. New YORK tor CALAIS.
Sid. brig Waltbam.
OF Vineyard Sound 2otb, brig Glendale, Mcintyre,
Havana II days tor Portland.
BoSTON-Cld goth, barque VIM Brown, Hopkins,
Sid Goth, brig Gipsey Queen, for Portland
AR 2lst. schs 81 Small, Gates, Baltimore; San
dolphin, York. Pembroke.
Cid z1st. ship Ladoga, wiley, Philadelphia: brig
VIM McKeen. McKeen. Trinidad; schs Carrie Hyer,
| Poland. Mobile; Aurora Borealis, Hamm, Portland,
to load tor Portland.
| Sid i'm the Roada, Us steamers Miantanomah, Ter
| ror and Ley don; brig Fanny Lincoln
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For sale.

Two second hand Tilton & MeFarland's Improy-
n ea SAFES will be sold very low. Also
$50 600 TO Loan on hrst-class City Proper
ty' Mortgages bought ami sold.
GEO r. DAVIS & CO.
Ja22d1w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers
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For Rent,

rr{9,-. ,.s a very nice house on wilmot street. a
\ Il = very good heuse oil Franklin street, hrst-
fr elass lent on High street, several nrst.class
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Ja1EulW KeaI Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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4ssignee's Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Charles B. Baker of
- Di1us"lek, IN Inc county OF Cumberland, has
assigned 10 me. the undersigned tor the beneft oi
MS e'edtors, ali his property real, personal ami
mixed, except such as is bg law exempt from ar
uehSent, according to the provisions of the Es
vlsod Statutes, chapter 70. Three monlhs from Ian
uary 2is, D. 1870, which is The day of the execn-
ZION Ol une assignment aforesaid, is the time allowed
Tor creditors TO become parties theretn "eo
nara pea az BGnnswick this twenty day of jan
,-,,,o ROBERT ROBERTSON.
''"--u'"' oi Brunswick aforesaid.
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FOR EIGN PORTS


Ar at Table Bay, CGH, Nov 2l, baraue M G Reed
Welt. Montevide0.
At Messina 25th ult bargue Horace scudder, Gould
from Bangor ar 2ith; Danl Webster, Kendrick. fron
Cadz, ar 18TH brig Prentiss Hobbs. Snow ior Unit
ed states; sch Dauntless. Coombs, FIR do.
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst. ship VIM A Campbell
Curling, Mobile; barque Walter, Bunker, from Gal
weston.
Ar at Liverpool 18th, barque Edward McDougal,
Gibbs. Galveston.
Ar at st Thomas Sd inst sch Clara Melvin, Watts,
Boston, land sailed 4th Tor Hayti) ', w
Al at Trinidad 7th inst, brig Sharon, Small New
York.
At Salt Cay, IT, 26th ult, brig Jennie Morton,
Carnage, for baltimore, ldg.
At Caibarien 10th inst, barque Pleades, Packard
tor New York, ldg. .e. - 80
Ar at Havana 18th inst ship Scotia Burgess, Liv-
erpool; brigs George Berry, Bradley. New York !;
Robin; Gwin, Frankfort; sch Kenduskeag, Wyatt,
| CID nth, brig Mary NJ Williams, Fickett, for New
Orleans.
Ar at Trinidad 7th inst, brig Sharon, Small, New
York.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, barque Acacia, Robin
son. New York; Ellen Stevens, How, Portland; brig
Ella Maria. Berry, do.
teras.
In port 11th brigs John Wesley, Ford. and Anna
NJ Knight, Knight, wtg; l. NJ Merritt, Eaton, for
Boston or Portland. at Sii for molassPs
Sld I'm Cardenas Sth, big W II Biekmore, Biek.
moe, Sagua i0lh. Jennie Moody. Crowley, NYork;
II Lane, Sbute. North OF Hatteras; 18th, Bonito,
Edgatt, do; M Leighton, Gay, New York.
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MISS LIZZIE II. cox,
Ie0cfse2' of the Pi090-EO7'te,
Residence No. 25 Tate Street.
Refers by permission to Mr.. H. Kotzscbmar.
jan12sn2ws
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IHE DEMAND TELLS THE SToRY.-From all
directions orders for Phalon's Vitalia or so1.
walton for the hair come pouring in An -.
noxlous dyes, &C. go down before it. A wear
hence they will be unmarketable The ladies
say it is as pleasant to use as perfumed toilet
water, and it is as transparent as crystal NJ.
thing else produces so perfectly the orisina, br.
of the hair ianooo.s,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the name
Cogia Hassan is our property and that we have
not consented to its use by any person or na,.
sons whomsoever, that we have no branch storo.
IN Skowhegan or any other placeand that anv
person or persons using the name "Cogia Has.
san does so without our authority and to that
extent imposes upon US and defrauds us tho
same as if he obtained our goods by simi,ar
false pretences. The public are warned against
any one who advertises under the name "Cooio
Hassan" as branch of our store,
GEO. G. ROBINSON & Co.,
Proprietors of the Cogia Hassan store.
80 Exchange ST., Portland, Jan. II, 1870.
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Freedom Notice.

GoRnAM, January LIST, 1870
THIS is to notify all whom it NAV concern, that
Il have given my son, Robert f. Shackioru, DIS
time to trale and act for himself anu
l shall clam hone OF bis earnings nor pay any OF
N, 1spss 5iss 'h' THEODORE FORD
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Dec 28t lat 40. Ion 49, barque Investigator, Carver
IRON Antwerp tor New Orleans.
Jan Ia. lat 80 ~. Ion 72 15 barQue Sharpsburg TN
PassaerOang tor Boston,
jan II, of iIatteras, barque Martin W Brett, from
Cardenas tor Ne~ York.
Jan II, South of Hattoras, brig Mary T. 7 afgbton
from Cardenas Tor New York.
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Il NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Jan. 21.


Steamship Nova Scotan, (Brl Watts Liverpool 9Th
INST VIA Londonderry 7th, with passengers and mdse
TO III Il A Allan.
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, st John NIB via
Eastport or Boston.
Brig Gipsey Queen Foster Boston,
Sch Portland, (Brl Nelson, Windsor, Ms for New
York.
CLEARED
Brig NJ ry Mariner, Mariner, Cardenas-Phin-
uey Il jackson.
Sch Mary Louise, Norton, Sagua-Geo Hunt.
sch y II Fur1er. Cobb. Baltmore-A IL Hobson.
Sch Helen Maria. Prince, Camden Eastern Pack
Sch Emene. Roberts, w,scasset-Eastern Packet
Company.
SAILED-Bar1pe Dating; brgs Josephine Pro-
teus, Geo w Chase Mountain Eagle I; srhs Nellie
Star. Zeta Psi Anna Leland, II q Fay. l. W Pierce,
balloon. and others. Rafque Jas NJ churchill sailed
2Oth, not before reported, and the Norton Slower
sailed ON the 18TH
Brig Pedro, 1a9 tons, built at Columbia, Me, in
ie'j' has been sold to parties in New YORK.
S SShip Henry Sanford, Capt Dumphy cid at Savan-
not,o o'n INST Tor Liverpool with 1891 bales upland
and ~ weashng l,507 sos pounds valued at s36s 500
| S SC" island cotton, valued at S245s.
| MEMORANDA.
Sch Lookout, Perkins. from Norolk f,r E>orbadoas
abandoned at sea 7th inst Iot ~ 90 -, ~ III
The crew taken OFF by brig Alice i n an t.i, -
more, and landed at Havana 18th. The vessel rsa,s
tered 1873 tons, and built at Machias in isss
Sch Gilman ID King, of Calais. from Jamaica for
New York. with bamboo, is ashore at Shark River
| one mile from Squam.
Brig VIM II Parks, from ST Thomas for Boston,
put hack TO the former port 1ith with loss OF top
masts and all attached.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

The upper portion of A. L. Allen s. Sons
spice and coffee mill at Bath was injured by
fire to the extent of So, 800 Thursday morning
The building belongs to the estate Of Freeman
Clark!
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Eastern Steamboat &c. was held in Bath
on the 18th inst The following board OF direc-
tors was chosen: s. D. Bailey, H. W. Swan
ton, K. W. Riggs of Georgetown. The busi-
ness of the company was reported to be in
fourishing condition, and it is proposed to put
a larger boat on the Boothbay route, the COM
ing season, says the Bath Tines
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

A A.preiminary reconnaissance of the.route for
railroad from Ellsworth to Bucksport was
made on Tuesday, by Col A. W. W;ldes and
Capt. l. H. Eaton. They expressed the onin-
ion that the route is feasible, and the Ameri-
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To Let.

CToRE on Exchange street. No. no. now occupied
nv r H. shsdon, tor a Tailor Shop. Apply 10
Niano5diw sYMoNDS s. LIBBY, 81 Miide ST.
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w to sell the Life of George Peabody. Can.
yassers will hhd this the most saleable book ever
published in this country. The price suited 10 the
times. Now i your opportunity 10 make money
JOHN hANKsRsON, 2 Elm Street, Portland, Me.
jan22d2w&w3t ''
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M A N U T A CT UR E D

half the cost
importation Aso pieces O. DresG cred
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-22

The aggregate of the shipping of Maine, al
gathered from the books of the valuation com
mission, by counties, is as follows:i Androscog
gin, 172 tons; Cumberland, 81, ,648; Franklin
81; Hancock, 37.157; Kennebec, 5965; Knox
56, $50; Lincoln, 1,071; Penobscot. 943; Sag
adahoc, 1897; Waldo, 3S,975; Washington
49, 750: York, 9050; making 376, ,S39 tons in all
and it will probably be valued at not lar from
$4,000, 600.
The Augusta Journal says that the Farmers
Club movement is proving a great success in
The State. A large number have been organiz-
ed and more are being formed in all sections.
Gen. Henry Boynton, Pension Agentin Au-
gusta, is preparing proposition to submit to
the proper authorities for change in the pen
sion laws, which will effect great saving Of
expense to the government,
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'----al---x W SIIIAIf1IllN,
DR.. John P. Ker of Eastnort--had- -A,sl L !,
Se1rousIy injured Tuesday by falling on t

Last Saturday as ex-Mayor Haines of Bdde.
ford was riding through City Square. coming
and he was dragged quite a distance by the
frightened horse. We understand no serious
damage ensued.
The ladies of Hollis held a social Levee at
the residence of James Knights, Wednesday
evening, and presented their worthy pastor
Rev. S. B. Sawyer, with the snug sum of one
hundred and two dollars.
Mr.. 8. F. McKenney. of Biddeford, recently
had flock of ten Southdown sheep DESTROYED
by dogs =
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
OBITUARY.
JUSTUs STEINBERGER.

Major Justus Steinberger, Paymaster Z. s.
A. was thrown from his horse Helena Montana Terri
tory, last Wednesday afternoon. and died the next morn
ing at O'Clock, from the injuries thus received The
Of this sad event further details of
which have yet been received. carries into the
midst Of large family circle. and will be received with
profound by great number personal friends.
Major Stenberger was born in 1925, in Montgomery
County, PcnnSy lvania He educated ~ the Pensyl
Nania College IN Carlisle, and afterward graduated IN
medical college In Philadelphia. In the early days OF h
gold excitement Ou the Pacific he became resi
dent and ptacticng ply Scian Of MarysVle, OallloI
ana then O Port and Oregon, where he acted aS ~
the Old Adams Express Company, ana aittf "
Pacitg Mail steamship Company Many on t1oSo to rere
,ticere who have since become well Known 20 .,oast
stationed while Young 40 the various posts n % ami
and Major SeinbergeT the generous enle
favored friend OF ALMOST all Of them Grant ma ,'n
Harney Hancock. ingalls,, PeaSonton, AuSudI, AuSd when
meroiis Others became there his lifelong ~ 20 VEL
the war bruke ont in 1851 he at once prOotSueu 20
inSton and offered his services. Under tht VI
Gen Ceorre WRIGHT he raised regiment OF M9euIt'oi
TERRITORY Volunteers. OF which ne was lIuo I9i Gnu
,rbicb he commended in "a manner when Won uleh com
,,fs nom his supcrors rank. In 1896 ne was MADE
tr,,e f,ulc I'm New York. Washington and IN Texas,
,,Xos fo his assignment in Montana. He was an hon
,rd ,nerner of the Union Club Of this city. His un-
fnc decrease has been the occasion OF universal eN-
nressiou of ,ympathy and coincidence 10 his relatives
fro the officers under whose command ne was serving,
Gems Hancock and Gibbgn, and from military and
CIVILIAN friend. AZ Washington in this city and else
where The t,Das Wili be brought 10 the East for h'
icnnrut.
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1u---- 80 ,,r;,,;ont dsplay of the North

II m nDIyg
ern lights last evening from o'clock TO ~ slv
SG n long bands Of light shot up meeting IN the
zenith Al s:27 the corona was i9reu az az m h anned
fSc sky i'm the north at 7S0 at an attitude OF %; 40
t,r,ned at 1856 had altitude OF So, ana ~
. Fnrtress Monroe the lights were visible about
sn hour Thcy also visible at Springfield and Wor-
"cst"r CO.. Mass Norwich, Conn.,, and other places.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

The heirs and administrators of the late seth
BOyden have recovered 5000 in the supreme court OF
New-JerSey, from Duryee Jaques OF Newark ms
former emplOyer amount CaimediaS due on account
of the use Of tbody machine invented by him.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

The Italian residents of the city are to have
grand festival the 2Sth inst i'm coInmcmoration of
the occupation of Rome by the Italian troops and the
mifcatiOn OF the Italian States The proceeds of the
festival will be divided and given to the German relief
fund and the French relief fund.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

The authorities at Police headquarters have
not heard of the arrest of the murderer OF Nh benjamin
Nathan. An evening paper announced that the nur-
dercr arrived here Thursday in the custody oi De
tcctiye Dunn.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Coroner ButterwOrh held an inquest, at
Paterson YESTERDAY over the hoy Joseph W Peel whose
death was supposed to have been the result of fright
occasloned by itreatment. DR.. Warner who made the
post motem testified that death, in his opinion, had
suited from natural causes. verdict 10 that effect
WAS rendered.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

DlANONIl JEW ILh1, SIAl I,lNOE,
and every variety OF FINE JEWELRi.
T. I3. BYNNEH e Co., $50 BROADWAY.
GAVlNGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
securing BY such either Ct the three essentials Of life
"csr business family purPos's provision for old
age or legacy family" Of The other advantages Of
iercd by the Company
Fr seuy the Company have 1870 assets Tor $1,000
liabilities
Second II r rrcsscs hc resi- Mutual Fcoroneu Com
pasy purros and solely for tie entire ae
close sesluy int IFS and n'enen's
vii prove; consequently
a7o charge lower rates than other mutual cen
rny thus reap the ady ntsge Justly due then
Fourth: oy forfeited but Pap policy With
dividends issued after the first payment il required
dividends applied reduce the second and al subsequent
annual payments
travelling by lake oMces o. The
rtvv or merchant marine N the lives Of
Seventh: and Directors Of this Company OF
uonsl reputation integrity ability. The security Of the Com
/ pany 8 un1onted above shoSn.
Business other b insurance companies and
TIE prominent the have given this Company h'
preference Of whom he found hs Of those insured
Liberal arrangements made with good parties to
" f. ORlK Noer'ri for N'e.Yors. 30 i'oalFsr
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

new German weekly called Vorcderts
(F0IwardD will appear tomorrow. III viii he devoted
principally 10 cooperation.
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A. NJ. BININGER.

Tho death was announced yesterday OF Mr.
" Einiu-cr one of the Oldest New-Hcrk mcrchantS'
Hnl o. tnc v.IiRuowu firm # s. ~ Hininfer " Co. ne
- a., lis -ts yoar His IN ilcl WIS one Of the founders
q Re hisaess house of Tie IJnc in TINS CA, lh i,'
H.. deceased was tine hereditary owner old ulgSt NdS
o.. rs rrftr.it. Ola frI1tu"., and rare od WIS dh"
tt. deeds, 10 salem. NCwlork and pH,eess,u thc o,N
mai letter %. thr h- Of Denmark replying 10 ih. vhi
q, me- Npr.vilu missionary, \. ". BnHgciS grand
t..e. 90 ~t IhoIly> to Wcr chains, ana 10 50 INTO
asylrV n 'sr lo preach Christ Gucihed 10 th' slaves
OF thal island. 4...-.
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DIRECTORS:

Hon JOHN 4 DIX New.York JAMES p MAGER Methodist
JDUS CRANE er-Ircsdent Book Concern. Boston
Bank Republic. WM WILKENS, krn W. Wilkens
WkL NJ yFRMILYE. BankerlYs~ GO
mIige & Coz julius II PRATT, President Of
CHAS G. LOCKWOOD, Cashier Montcsr R., NJ.
NeWark Banking Co. CHAS j. STARR, Merchant
Hon GEO OPDYKE Mayor Of WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant
NcN-York GEO. W. CUYLER, Banker Pal
MNOT c. MORGAN. Banker myra. y.
THOMAS HGSEY firm Thomas GEO. T. HOPE, Pres Continental
RCrey 4 Co. Fre luS Co.
BENZ b. SHERMAN Treas ". JOHN H. SHERWOOD, Park
Us Sugar Refining Co. place.
AARON ARNOLD fm Arnold, WALTON II. PECKHAM Prh
Constable & Co. dent 1876 Fthave.
RICHARD H. BOVINE, Wetmore EDWARD II. WRIGHT, Eewark
Bosne Nj
II. s. WALBRlDGB Pres BANK GEO. W. PARLEB. Faree II
for the People, Toledo, o. trs. Bankers
WM Y. HOOKER Vice President WM J.. COGSWELL Merchant
WM. W. WRIGHT Merchant
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
homeopathic
Mutual Life Insurance
Company,
22l Broadway, NeW-YOrk.
DDARD OF DIRECTORS.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
m T VAPSHALL............l57E East THIRTY -ionrth,t
Hon STEWART /. WOoDFoRD. ..I- LsutGoy. State n T.
JAS Cushing Jr...........o LEROY ". Fsrehll Co.
EDWARD p. EAMEs.................ofH H. D. Cahin Co.
ELISHA Brooks Bros, Union square
Hen RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. Comptroller Of ~ Y. City.
ROBERT sEWEIL........o Sswe Fierce l1J Broadway.
GEORGE G. LAKE. late Of Lake MeCreery, AL Broadway
Hen RICHARD KELLY. President Of Ffsh National Bank.
JOHN "ailh
VIM c. DUHTOE......of Bukey. DHn!on Co.. u JohnIL
PETER LANG ..........of Lang Robertsoa, Frontss
WV B. KESDALL......of Bigelou Carpet Co, 65 Duans't
HIRAM W WARNER. ....lats Warner Loop, J22 Pinb"e
CHARLES L. .2o9 Bo"sry.
WILLIAM Publisher, $50 PeirlsL
THOMAS B. ASTEN...............A East Twenty unthst
GERARD b. HAMMOND. IarrytoNn y l.
JAY C. PsiIi't
OFFICERS:
D. D. T. MARSHALL PrsIt; JAMES CUSHING, Jr, vcsPr.st
A. HALsEY PLUMMgR, seey ELIzUR WRIGHT Cong Aetuary
S. wooDFoRD, Counsel =. NJ. KELLOGG, n. D., Med Err
uoyoorun7rs lsscRrD At lovEa RATES OraEi
CouPASI.
Ponczs CoEF,sr ToRVErisLz AcosED
TO HiIlcnUsETrs
No kzrHIcuoS TRAvzL OccUP.TiO-.
Lon PAID THIRTY PAYS ArEz RECEIPT og PRooy, or Driru
EvEEI roIcr-noLDER A ELECTION % DIREcToRI
600 PoLcEs Issued TEsr Two YEARS
AGENTS WANTED
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Twenty-hrst Assembly District Union M ps ban At
Assoc tion,-A speca meeting this Association WI
Harmony Hall corner ThirAve hundred and
THIS (saurdavl EVENING at 8oclooh ~ nxcANP President
JOHN NoRrON, W. H. "AN-'
JANIS MCkENNA. -
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

The Methodist Society of White Plains
Westchcstrr County, is to build new chur'h
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

THE LAST OF THEM.-When the festive
brokers pronounced white hats their doom, for hC
present season seao there reused ush Il
Kxox No 22 Bal0av corner Of Fuon- Fan st,le
Bars during e week gone Of with rush Cool for KNOX
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
Bankers, No. % NaSsaU-st.
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN
on A COMPLETED TRUNK LINE.
TIE. INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON, AID
WESTERN RAILWAY.

Prom Ipsnsuois Ind Pekn H. 2o5 miles IN ns'h is completed
and fully equpped frT;a Rolling Se. art ar--
EARNING NEARLY DOUBLE THB INTEREST on IEE WHOLE
ISSUB OF BOEDs with rapidly increasing receipts
The Company the Peo and PeEin Railroad favorable
sn making the Western Peoria the second city r''
where through connections made 70 Omaha and he Pee 'a.
over 65 miles travel the Atlantic to the Pacisc.
The bonds BY Mortgage the Road EqupnsrD
and entire Property Company ard BEING on COMPLETED
ROAD WHICH PASSES THROUGH ONE OF TIB MOST THlCELY
POPULATED AND RICHEST PORTIONS OF THE " EST With
many connecting trunk lines East aud West NO SECURITY
CAN BIZ MORE ABSOLUTELY SAFE
road passes broGg touhug and growing cities and numercrA
which contain in the nearly 200 900 people sD WITHIN -
miles Of the track there population OF over 600 O00
THE BONDS ARE CONVERTIBLE into stock par Strh 10
valuable option WESTERN ROADS LESS FAVOR
ABLY LOCATED, ARE AT HIGH PREMIUM
over Of the loan has been marketed during the oOstue
hne Ths balance offer 92i AND IsT ERBsT rE
fall benefit The advantages the compilation Of the road
All marketable received exchange market 7tss Bosa
forwarded o all point. FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES
For maps and full particulars, sppy 70
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, II Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

The DOOMED CTY.-Gcrmans and their sym
ratbizrrs PARIS must fall Rivals o. less magnitude have " q
tbe same about SOAR AMI every n lie &
We baye practical evidence Of this IN The ncrt
H0usceep discover that pure hard sosp is better Than me
that fools the market M msruer Of shapes
people the retailer Respectable D5 supply
PrLEs O. h. Whenever called or Depot $50 Wa,hiusoust
II. n SQUIRE'S, 81 Fulton-St., New FORK. Is
reliable WATCHES, Dss1Nos chuce JEw
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Announcement
TIE LARGEST WORKSHOP OF TN BODY Is
TnE LIVER WHOSE WITHDRAW rHE BILE FRoN THE
BooD; ORGAN DoEs Not ACT TIE SKIN A.
suuEs YELLOW APPEARANCE GENERALLY SICK HEADACHE
sENa.roSs AND ooiD HANDS AND PET Accom-
PANIED WITH THH BECOMES oLoeGrp
THE MACHINERY AND BOTH MIND AND BODY
IRE DisoRpERfD becoming CROSS AND TRETFr1
EVERYTHING AROUND THEM To ANY PERSON N
D. JAMES S,NArvE Pills REcoSsNEyDEn
~ THEIR STIMULATING ACTION LIVER ERoovgHs IFS
HxaLTHY TONE PROPER FUNCTIONS
CosTlvEvrss Is crYD syNoSs oF Bill
sousxEss REMOVED SoLp EVERYWHERE.