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The Portland daily press., 1870-02-04

DoSTER PRINTING, OF all kinda done with dis
j ~ patch at Press Office.
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Il O L E 4.

CTORAGE and Wharfage Old Custom House
~ Wharf. Apply oLlNCH. BARKER a. Co.,
oc16tt 1888 Commercial st,
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To Let,

ITO LET at Woodford's corner, good two story
l. house and stable and nine acres of land.
Also, small rent.
nO23 tt CH ALIEN
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-04

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHB and I'M
PROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders in
all their stages, at little expense little or no change
OF diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure. 1t is
pleasant in taste and odor immediate in its action
and tree all Injurious properties.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-04
international Steamship Go.
Easfp0rt, Calais and Sc. John.
D1Eby, Windsor 81 Halifax,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ONE "TRIP PEyS wEEss

~S ON and after Monday Jan 2
<sa's>..~M the steamer new BRUNSWICK.
n 1nTAN\ Capt. S. II PIKE, will leave
s.e Railroad Wharf, loot OF State St.
- q every Monday at 5 O'Clock p NJ,
for Eastport and St. John. -''
~, Returning will leave st John and PASSPORT every
Thursday. wy
eR Connecting at Eastport with Steamer
queen, for st. Andrews, and Calais and with
stations " AAoii'oA
NJ, DI1Snanectipg at st: John with the Steamer EN-
the L. q n. A. Railway for Shediac and intarmal
date stations. anu intefme-
O'Clock P. NJ. '"''ns ultl
roroo s.,,- -. A. r. STUBBS
Ui9i" wi Agent
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Freedom Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executrix of the will of
THOMAS G. STEVENS, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon that trust by given bonds as the
estate OF said deceased, required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
MARY A. STEVENS, Executrix.
Portland, Dec. 2st 1869. d,2slaw3w
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executrix OF the will OF
NATHANIEL l.. MCCLELLAN, late Of Portland
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate OF said deceased are required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate
called upon to make payment to
HARRIET B. MCCLELLAN, Executrix.
Portland, Jan. 18th, 1870. jan25dlaw3w
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-04

DIR. A. L. SCOVILL, is the inventor of seyera,
medical preparations which have become yery non.
ular, und have been literally used. Among his in.
ventions are "Hall's Balsam for the Lungs and
"Liverwort and Tar" Fol the past six wears n bet.
ter Lung remedy has been offered to the pub,ic
Read the following letter from DR.. Scoyill REFER.
ing teit:
Messrs. j. N. HARRIS s. CO.
GENTs-I make the following statewa,+
from perfect conviction and knowledge of the hen
efts OF Aliens Lung BaIsam in cu-in, the
most deep-seated PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
have witnessed its effects on the young and on tbe
old, ad and truly say that it is by far the hest
pectorant remedy with which am acquainted For
Coughs and all the early stages of Lung comnlairts
believe it to be certain cure, and if everv
would keep it by them, ready to administer me-,
the first appearance of disease about the Innas
there would be very few cases of fatal eonsn
1t causes the phesm and matter to raise without ir
rtating those delicate organs Che Lunes), and WITH
out producing constipation OF the Bowels. IT also
gives strength TO the system, stops the niqbtsweas
and changes all the morbid secretions TO be,I,h,,
state.
Yours respectfully, AL, SCOyIrI
SOFA py all Meuicihe dealers. feb1-4w
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Read the Following /:

certificate for the benefit of the afflicted
For twenty-five years had suffered with Scrof-
ular and Salt-Rheum, Tor Tetter) Have paid out
hundreds Of dollars, and been treated by several
nrst-class Ply sicians, without benefit. Some four
weeks ago, commenced using the University Med
fcines. AT the time my forehead and head were
my tongue was covered with small Ulcers am TO,
day Tree from all the above troubles, and can most
heartily recommend these medicines to the afflicted
- s. 9. MUNSEY, q Chestnut Street.
Portland, Jan. a. 1870.
For some fifteen days, my family has been using
the University Medicines with the most gratifying
results My wife is fast recovering from Chronic
Catarrh, Bronchitis, and Erysipelas. My daughter
was 50 affected with catarrh that her breath was We
ry offensive. In two days she entirely released
OF the odious smell, and have no doubt in short
time Will be enterely Tree OF the disease.
Mr.. d. STILLINGS, No. 6 Alder Street
Portland, January "a, 1870.
have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
rheumatism. have spent hundreds OF dollars for
medical treatment. without benefit. Ten days ago
commenced taking the University Medicines, and
can truly say, it has been benefit to me than
all other treatment ever received NV place of bu-
sness Is 1S7 Pearl street. shall be pleased to an
sWer ail inquiries JOHN TURNER.
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870.
In st. Domingo, three months ago, crew sick, pro
ceeded TO sea- Fourteen days out, buried the Can
tain; most ofthe unfit tor duty; succeeded in
getting me vessel into Boston, all the hands went
me hospital employed physician without bene-
tit came to Portland, and was cured with The
University Medicine in as hours.
N. WALSH, First officer of Brig Koo-D,o
Portland, January 90 1870.
For several years have been troubled with the
worst type Of Scrotula tour weeks ago my neck and
breast was covered with Scroula Ulcers then COM
menoed taking the University Medicine. My sores
soon vanished and my general health Is better than
IL nas u en- before Tor seven years.
MARGARET MOVES, Oxford street
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870. feb 3-ddSw If
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FOR BOSTON,

e. The new and supe, or sea going
~sak>.-TsM steamers JOHN BROOKS and
7r1NEN\ MONTREAL, having been fitted
60 seAaA Pup at great expense with large
- number OF beautiful State Rooms
will run the season as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland at o'clocb.
and India Wharf, Boston, every dav at 5 o'clock P.
NJ, Sundays excepted.)
Cabin fare. xI5o
1,JO
Treighttakonas usual,
NJ 5000 L. BILLINGS, Agent.
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Notice.
" The Carriers of the "PREss" are not allowed
70 sell papers singy or by the week. under any CIR
eumstances Persons who are or have been, recelv-
my the "fRESs" in this manner, VIII CONFER alaV-
erby leaving word at this office
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Notice of Foreclosure.

IN RANKRUPTCV.-Dis of Massa-
chusetts, 50. AT Boston, Jan. %, 1870. The I'M
dersigned hereby gives notice OF his appointment as
Assignee OF DANIEL c. McCALLAR, OF Boston,
in the County OF Suffolk and Commonwealth of
State OF Maine, and FULLY CROSBY, Jr. OF Mel
rose, in the County OF Middlesex, and Common
wealth OF massachusetts, late cOpartDers under the
hrm and style OF MeCallar Bros. g. Crosby, having
their usual places OF business in said Boston and
said Portland, Who have been adjudged bankrupts
upon their own petition by the District Court of the
District aforesaid.
sAM'L W. CREECH, Jr, Assignee,
JAZZ, $40 80 Court street, Boston,
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To Let.
EH1RST class Store and Offices on Exchange Street
Il between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to
w. H, ANDERSON,
At Office of Nathan Webb Esq, No, SO Exchange
Street. dec30dtf
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Medical illumination
The New York University,
Branch ESQ Congress St.,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
HENDERSON & STAPLES,

= -errs fTr the State OF Maine.
he ssiiTes sts the tavorite prescriptions of the
CAcw rare University. What may seem almost in
"a sdsa = NE est nishing rap.uty with which they
eaa claeSses 1ttherto considered lneurabe. val
tee p II. agents wanted in every Town in the
state. +. z. Henderson, M. d consulting Physi-
clan. Patients treated by letter. Cancers curci
without Surgical operations. Medical advice free.
Once Hours from 10 and = 10 p. M
Address all letters 10
HENDERSON d. STAPLES.
$50 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
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ElOR DFAFNESS-THE PATENT ORGANIC
Il VIBRATOR. 1t fits into the Ear is not per-
ceptible, removes singing noises in the Head, and
enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church
public assemblies. Treatise on Deafness, with
means OF cure, sent tree. DIR. II. HUNT STILL
WELL, 7G2 Broadway, n Y. feb2t4w
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WANTED
w A NTED.

A Young man would like good boarding place
n in private family; will not find fault. or make
extra trouble. Would like 60 above Bracket ST.,
for the walk. Good reference.
Address, H., BOX 1915.
Feb Post
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B2Ich2t.
B2xcHat.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vigor to the and bloom the pallid cheek.
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symp-
toms, and If no treatment is submitted to, consum-
ton, insanity, or epi!eptic fits ensue.
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WANTED Immediately. a small rent for gentle
w man and wife, in a pleasant location near the
Post office. Enquire at this Office. dc14eodtf
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Twenty-second Ward German Aid So
eiety disbanded last gh 1t had collected Oo 80 for
the patriotic fund
Prof. Charles Bach read a paper on the
Pilgrim FATHERS" last evening, before the Liberal
Club, In Plimpton Hall.
George VIM. Curtis lcetured on Dickens -
ast evening at New Brighton L. for the benefit the
rsir now holding In this city behalf Of the Union
Home and School
The $50 children of the Orphans Home and
Asylum OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Forty
otb-tt, near Lexingonaye each received Christmas
present yesterday afternoon
The Italian school maintained by the Chill
d'en's AID Society. st Ne. ~ Frsnknst held Christ
MAJ festival ut the House OF Industry No 1855 Worth
t evening The $50 children sang carols ana received
and toys '' ''"'>' o'''
The Christmas Festival OF the Eastern Mis-
nee School Wa held yesterday at No Ioi EgbtA-st
Asassasss s~s made ~ ths Rsy. Dr.. Morgan Of 81
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SKATING NOTES.

At the Fifth Avenue Pond the members OF
the NewYorb Club training for their annual trials OF
skill. .
TIE ball has been up at the Park Pond all
the week and both skating and curling have been largely
indulged in.
The Brooklyn Rink has been well attended,
ooa ice boinr had there all the week. The CapitOne
Por 4. however. has monopozed the patronage,T inc
ladies. The Union Pond has been well attended
h masquerade carnival took place at the
jersey City Rink last evening. Members OF the new
York ard Brooklyn skating clubs were present Inc
members OF the Jersey City Skating Club have presented
Prof Brady with goldmOunted revolver
The attendance at the Empire Rink during
IL elk been unusually large, and the ice has been
excellent The Empire City Club practices at the Rnk
ey l. feIuoon. To-day there to he races Tor BOY
at N d. M Next week there Is TO be grand fancy
Car liiVa.
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,o,,N MoRRIssEY IN A ROW.

At Jem Mace's Twenty-third-st saloon, on
Wednesday evening during dispute at inc '',o
a number were playing cards. row oo'u,i 49, uon
49, S,orrssev For some cause, Hill deliberately spat
into Mosseys face whereupOn the latter drew horse
80 spontaneously with one drawn by HILL hght
"a rrohably murder, was imminent when JeIp Mace
advanced and lifting Morrissey bodily from the ground
carried him into adjoining apartment and ockeq MN
in Norrissey slightly intoxicated, ana i ho 'sS
So The affair is being hushed up.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

YsvOILEASs Fou quiet Super6ne IS So Double Extra
o. Treble Extra Comm led Csc; White and Yellow, zoe
OaSt Louis, Sc Ban 81 % Hsy-Prine, sJo Choice SSl@
g. Pork dull; Mes oLbing $2 So Bacon du Shoulders l2c
Celr e Clear sides l3tc Sugsrcnl Hams pd2Oc Lard
scare. frm; l2dl2ac; Keg l3id4tc uneange
Molssses Prime 58d6lc. WhfT buu
81 Gsl VA Co6edemand good; Prime ia 3 EIehsnge
Serif 10; NewIOrk Sight. td4 discount Gold. Ill
WILMINGTON ~ c. Dec 3OSpnts Turpeuue firm at Ale Strained
Ron irm at 81 65 Crude TmpenDe s.ea 81 80 Tar quiet at
81 ~ Cotton dull; nothing doing.
opened with good densul and
va Mddlngs sales l,OO bales; receipts, $50 bales
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BELOW.
X Mar Packer HaoWsy Iquque Sept 20 Nitrate Of soda
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dec 3Pass schr Lotte FOR Norfolk from
BAuwo-s. Sned h=c Caroline, from Rio for Philadelphia
SAasAH Ga Dec 30Arrved schr Wave. FROM Indian River
brg from Cleared steamships Herman Livingston for
Ncwl Sarlgussa for Blmore ship Memnon. for Liverpool
CHARLESTON c. Dec 3Arrvel Brig b. L Rowland fro o
DE- Baltimore 10 distress sailed steamship Rita for Liver.
pool; Sarah a. Liverpool; brig Dunbar Dr BGcAsve
schr Mary Fsrrtr To- Jacksonville.
FOREIGN PORTS.
rRRPOoL Dee 0TAe National Line steamship Hclani Capt
ThoAa Negok Dec II for Liverpool touched QetnJWu
at 4:3J p H., yesterday, and proceeded
DISASTERS.
llvvRPoo 3he Thusnee Capt Yorsiatz from Pbs
de- hs Bremen ashore Langaroon Three OF the
crew drowned.
AtaD from Philadelphia for Bremen" threw overheard 900
Of petroleum during the Probably tie 81 Atzan, Capt
Su b, { n NeN-YOrk Nov 49, for ROten!sm.l
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St. Nicholas HotesenatCr H ITumo NJ r Sn
eois, Scn y Y and gen JEFF. G. Davis, u - ond
aoman A. A Hq%PnTeysH SonseEx Col
Col "; :, Onu pr,ay - Aston House-Gov McCook Ol
Goopsdo senator Wilson Of po Of New
r ,na a cr,w OF Pennsylvania, Gen. kuiHOmn VI -
,usna 20 prof J. y Sehanok Of Princeton Sena
str!nciitan Hotel ". C. Lord Of GlnclnhaII, tnCapt
pt 70, ~ the British Amy.==EyeTett, I'm hon'o
Farnsworth Chancellor OF the state % Rider of Pough
S,se Fifth-Avenue Hotel-The lion r Chandler
nun C. Of Connecticut the hT nton Of Boston, GEN
" "s 3 S1ton OF Maine aud John Duff oil bo''Oh'
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Announcements

ECONOMY SHOULD BE PRACTICED BY EVERY
BOZ ALL rHrssA EXPENDED NOW PURcHA'iSe
&C rE o. JAMES ExPEcroRAST rHosE TROUBLED WITH
IL GIT CoUGH SORE THROAT MAY SAVE THE ~
rnSE on DOCTORS BILL CoUGH OFTEN ENDS IN
CONSUMPTION OF THs LINING OF TIE WIND
IrBE' SYMPTOMS OF WHICH ARR soKH THROAT AND
P ~ ruR BnrAT WANT OF ATTENTION
70 .oAcnTS ENTAIL MONTHS OF SUFFERING
Ii 1HB ATF1 IT'D Try JAYSaS ErPEcroRASr. 1T IS
S. ypARD RI EDY PROPERTIES HAyR BERN
rr rEp By THOUSANDS RECOVERED THEIR
/ HaALru BY IFS USE SOLD DRUGorsTS
KN1xis HOLIDAY HATs.-DOn't fail to buy a
Hr or New Years calls" at KNoxs No 2 boad"i' corner
ofFon KSox has introduced very no5by article expressly io
the purpo v destined create sensation The ladies' are also
interest, this Iopular establishment for KNoTs stock OF fancy FV'
| attractive
| Az kinds of Irvine, Cordage, and PAPER
EeieM uceL WILLARD HARVEY S'V Dlo'1Na'' N'"'i'''
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JANUARY NUMBER NOW READY.

JANUARY NTMUER NUW KEADY.
COSTEHTS:
Cd New Piuk and Wits hsps - and ~
D. So, Hidden Hemisphere Par ~ Water hai<od E'el'p
Isla Grag Motif sorrnio Dayt, Chnbs ID HmBr Lsokny
Across ,hs WsGuh tPsu Hotsr Dsk Bscsase tfrot
Victor Husol CLARKE hhdsh CONVENTION GcSy ArJofd
In Edsayd More Love, Rich spd Poor n
The Man HIaa u. HtedsA January Uiiiam horr,.
Madam, simple Investment Before Whs,as John ~
R.oneiInr Truth KaatT Tie Gose Ungrspe, TO- he W
Tie EIAnIsr Record Of Progress
GREAT OFFER.
On recetpt of 81, ." Old and New - will 10 sent 10
any address In the United states for four Rths
Trial subser iption.
TBRMs(Paysbe 10 sdvsBt) ~ 81 ics month,
sanbsrs cents tmaed pad) specimen b,nt<r ns
post pad receipt ofiwo J,ept stanps
Of
ROBERTS BROTHERS. PUBLIsIRRs
IA3 WAbHISufOS 81. BOSTON
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,bomas's Church. the Rev Dr. Gaaudet OF ~ Sge oi
and the Rev. Walter Stirling VINO mas spooi"i ''
fhC Mission.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.



l. Dee $3.50 IN -ConsoE closed At slid9 Tor inony
,rd account securities fmer; United States veINenty
1867 1855, g 1897, 49, Territories 8 Stocks steady
Brc 9I Illinois Central ll3l Atlantic and Great Western l8
Dee $3.50 .. m.-COtton que Mddlng Jplenis
sQati; MddIg Orleans gla8d sales Of thedsy 2Oo bales
1900 bales speculation and export. Con mon Rosin, e.
LoSDON Dec $3.50 m.-Calcutts Mnsced $50 Eneed OIL
G25
ANrSE4P Dee JO-Petgoeum quiet
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LATEST SHIP NEHS.

ARRIVED.
,hp City Of Port su-Pnce Jackson, Porau.Pnoe Dee 20
md .
Sieau DO James Aige lockwood Charleston mdse AMI pass
SteaH ID Geo Upton, Roberts Norfolk ndse. and pass.
sCHOONKKs-RIyKR AND COAsTVlsR.
Youni Tesser. Kew-Haven. Georgeta Els or;h.
= L..
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A FnW WORDS OF WEIGHT.-"DO YOU

A FIW WORDS OF WEIGHT YOU
MEDICREW
THIS QUESTION WAS ASKED THE OTHER DAY IL RELA.
TIoY TO A YOUNG MAN, THE ONLY son OF A WIDOW"
who AS THEN RAPIDLY RECOVERING FROM STATE OP
ABsOl. re PROsTRATIOy oCCAsIONED BY CHRONIC NDI-
GEsTToE IT WAS ASKED BY A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY OF
THB SvALIDs MOTHER, MRS. HERMAN. IS ABINGDON.
SQUARE, SEwYoRE.
TUE ''EDICINR REFERRED TO WAS PLANTATION RrTTERS
al D. MEAN To SAY IT." RELIED MRS K; I'VE HAD
TRIED TWENTY OTHER REMEDIES BEFORE WITHOUT THR
SLIGHTEST BENEFIT; But VIZ TRIED NONE AFTERWARDS,
FOR THR BIrTERs PROVED ALJ-SUFPICIEST"
THE LtDY HERSELF is THE AUTHORITY FOR THIS STATE.
MEHT: AND SHE FURTHER STATES HER BELIEF THAT THE
RES OsATIyB IN QUESTION Is THB BEST TONIC AND IN.
vIGOK OR EVRR ADMINISTERED.
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IT. y. SoUIRE's, o. Fulton-st., New-YOrk, is
e reliable WATCHES fne DIAMONDS choice JEWEL
~ am }TERLSG SLvERwARR Diamonds specially.
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GA" GS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
ECO, nMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

ECO. 'MlCAL MUTUAL LIFE lNSlRANCE w.,
securing sO combination either Of the three great essentials Of life
viz ,pts business family purposes" provision for oil
,se skgacy family" SOmt Of The other advantages Of
iered BY the Company
Hp IH scay the Company haT. 81 800 sse' for - 900
liabilities
Second: II IS Sn processes TO b. ,ss nuu.l Economies, Com
psny established conducted parpsy and solely for the entire bene
Ct Of The insured close scrutiny into It's and Investments
vi prove; consequently,
T II t'ot 70 charge lover rates than o; mutual com
tia, the Insured the advantages justly due them
Fourth: PTeIgms ouy not forfeited bui pdJp poleJ -h
d''S,nds ssasd amer tie sst payment u required
fh Cash vdeB spPs rece the soond and all subsequent
animal psyH.uuL
sh hS.us rates travelling sfe Ohneu Of hs
saw OF nsfcAAsi marine the hYss Of
se'enh' Toe onoen and Directors Of this CoHfsnv 81
nsn' rsPasls fhosn integrity All ability The secany Of the Con-
PAM 10 undOubled ,bove sbosp
Bl'DeS Hes ehcs Of other he companies ard Of
ins mos prominent men OF Ii. country th. the
preference tie nsmss Of Whoa
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For a stylish and elegant Holiday HAT, go
IN EsPsNsCHEID, Manufacturer,
NaSssust
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TIE best Holiday Git,
sos BrOIdwsy Y
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TOOTUBRUSHE3
OF beE English mste ST greatly reduced prices -
DIrAIAN q Co., Aston House Pharmacy.
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CASH DIVIDENDS Upon TIE CONTRIBUTION PLAN,
RANGING FROM 10 TO so PER CENT PAID DURING
THE CURRENT YEAR
DIRECTORS:

UlIIO I OIto:
Hon JOHN A. DIX Ntw.York. JAMES p. MAGGIE. MshOiis>
JOHN j. CRANE, exPIesLent Box f'lC.-1. j. Q %.
Bank Reruhic. WIN. NILhEN$, Grn ". WLkeao
Wb. NJ VEEMILlE Dalker(Yer 4 CO.
milye 4 Coz JtLUs II. p-ATT,
CIIAS. G. LOCKWOOD, Cashier Muntcllir u. r., j. J.
Newark BANKING "a. CHAS. =. AIR. 'lef.hs1t.
Hon GEO OlDlKE MAYOR Of WILLIAM ~ LEN Merchant.
New.YorA. CEO. W CIlLEk B4nlef Pa
MINOT c. MORGAN. Banker. ryra. n. y
THOMAS PIGNEY, tina Thomas GLO. T. HOPE Pres Coain.'sb
Ri.ney i Co. lie Is Co
BENZ. B. SHERMAN Treas " joins II. SHERWOOD, Park
Y. Sttam Sugar Refining Co. pace.
AARON ARNOLD, 6m Arnold " on IT. PFChlIAh lfss'
Constable q Go. te.t. I 'I Z -hlf.
RICHAPD H. BOVINE, Netmorc EDWARD H. HtI LIT Newas,
l. y J.
H. WALBRIDGB, Prs Isnk CSC. W. FAEL EaTlee -
for the People Tolelo q. tn. Psr.rrL
MM T. HOOKER VIce-lrcsiaeut WI L. COUSHlLL, Hcrh3Gt
WIN. W. WRIGHT Merchant
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WALTON II. PECKHAN, President.
WILLIAM 7. HOOKER, yicc-Presidcnt
LUCIUS lIcADAoI, Secretary and ActuaTy.
G. ii. CLENCH, Assistant Secretary.
ID. lIACFARLAN, Manager Ofhgcncics.
YB-Good Agents warel the YevEn;sI State aul other e.
caIe Address D. r. AACPARLAN Manager exc, r o. Box 40,
New-York.
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HOME NEWS.
ruR WEATHER
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

RENARkS.-ltc' ~; 60V'
,pm, $40; II y. M, w -
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CASH PREMIUMS.
IMMEDIATE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
The Entire Profits Of the Company Divided Equitably
Among the Policy Holders.

Assets Jan l. III
New Policies 1882 5l53 III fSG, jS2 OO
1870, lOsg7 nsung %
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Az kinds of Irvine, COrdage, and Paper
Seie roes HARVEY, JJO Broadway Ne"-loTE
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adapted TO general use. The old and young
may use it; the most delicate female at any
time may take it: the tender infant who may
have inherited disease. will be cured byt.
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The Empress Eugene has written q
letter to Napoleon, which goes to show
that the reports in circulation to the
effect that she had been snubbed and
avoided since her arrival in England are
untrue, but on the contrary, she has
been the recipient of many expressions
of kindness and sympathy from the royal
family and the nobility, but that she
prefers comparative isolation for the
present. In this connection it is stated
that there is strong feeling in diplo-
niatic circles, Encouraged by the Ameri-
can minister" in favor of the downfall
of the republic and the restoration of the
empire.
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In A NUT-sHELL.-A correspondent of
the Sumter Wdioaman gives tho annexed
reasons why he shall vote with the Union
Reform party in the coming election:
1. Our State Government, according
to the Republican press of the State, is
very corrupt.
2. Tho platform of the Union Reform
party is not political, bnt moral. Ig-
noring all political issues. it seeks only
to reform the morals of tho State Go.
vernment.
3. In rallying with the honest and
good men of the State, hold my politi
cal opinions in abeyance, with no sacri-
fee of principle.
T. There are but two parties in the
State. Not to vote at all will be to give
countenance to the prevailing corrup-
tions of the dominant party.
5. Judge Carpenter stood, not only
uncensured by the Republican party, but
was its pride and boast, up to the time
of his joining the Union Reform party,
and has certainly done nothing worthy
Of censute since.
6. Judge Carpenter is undoubtedly
man of intellectual ability, and if elected,
will be associated with gentlemen whose
moral purity will be sufficient guaran-
tee of his moral uprightness.
7. The colored and white people of
the State are too far separated. Their
mutual interests require that they should
unite and form one party, and this is
what the Union r form party proposes.