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Farm tor eale.

Farm tor eale.
Pleasantly situated one third #
lN-O mile tr m CumDerland Centre,
MTTfIAzR where may be lou d Conerega ion-
~ EaG5IIS ali't Church, Greedy In Il u e, three
kzzs A47293sz39 stores, Carriage and Blacksmith
Shops.
said Farm contains about sixty acres OF Land Atty
five OF which elayey loan, suitable divided INTO
'ilage and past rage Gus abou twenty-five OF
OF hay. Has an orchard OF about eighty fruit trees
lOrty of which are ung Building, two story
house W tn ell, finished throughout barn 40xj5 feet
neatly new, well d ished with cellar Iul SIZE: VT Il
waered, with brook running though the tho past
ure, well OF nice water near the house, and riserns
house and barn Cellars For IurIher par tIcu
inquire on the premises of o. ). COLLlNs.
w42 7w
Lodging Rooms TO Let.
TWO Front Rooms on the second 9 or without
i board at % High st. oet19eodtf
Lost!
A I Morrilps Corner, Desripg, double eassd
"A Silver Waltham Watch, without Oh ,in; The
finder will be suitab rewarded on leavi 1t at the
residence OF e. B. FORBES, Stevens PItln.
oc19d5ts
Notice.
MILL the Gentleman who received the set OF jew
w ery, consisting OF Sleeve buttons, Slugs, &C.,
some two weeks snce reiuln tbG-ssme 10 j. ID.
FULLER'S Grocery Store and save further trouble.
oc18 2w
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-
IS J; has tie iellca,e aa.i ,t-,-.i..s
Coo lrass.,.cs o. .:2 -, --.ss
yS - iadis gtHsl5Io TO
, soEzeSsa ss,,of,co,o,
the Toilet of SOAo ~& 9s,C
every Lady Gen az
leman. sold by Druggi-ts
and Dealers In PERFUMERY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Friday, the Goth INST.

The Committee of Arrangements give notice that
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INHE undersigned has Two valuable receirts for
seeming bait and attracting game iton 81 TO 100
roPs, WINCH VIII send TO any part of The United
states ia fifty cents. Address CHAUNCEY s.
BRANCH, tlantsvllle, Conn. Wa sm
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wanted.

A SMART intelligent yoang man to act as News
n Agent on the train. Apply at ON 10 O. X.
CHISHOLM & CO.. G. T. X. oel9 H
Excellent Business Opportunity.
GROCERY and Provision Store tor sale; on a
VI leading thoroughfare. well established, regular
run OF good paying business: good sore, with we'll
SO ected stock Sa i-iactory reasons Tor selhRg.
oc10d3t TAYLOR & CO., 20 state st Boston.
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Confectionery, Fruit and Variety
StOre tor SAFE,
IN principal street. well fitted up and doieg
" good paying bu,ineas. Very nice store eItu
small and clran stock. Moderate capital REQUIRED,
Sickness rsason tor selling.
TAYLOR q CO., 20 State st., Boston, Mass.
ccl9d3t
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First Glass Boarding and Lodging

KNUUSB TUT SHIts
DEST location 10 Bost n, iull of GOOD payire
ID borders and odgeys, splendid ntIshbtrbo,d
and will bear thorough Investigation Term, easy.
oc19d3t TAYLOR CO., 20 State st., Boston.
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Gpar0 auo Rooms.

PARE CHANCE for gentleman doing busi-
y - VA tagnFt tclaz BO.kli LoItc heaatlaj o1 tsi IN
90, 6aa view H. minutes g. foot I1 80 res MA
~ 80. - q ,.n-l-s aud Forest ST., jersey t hg1t.
T ODGiNGS WANTED-By n gentleman In
sssd anil e.s.r private fluyi room gPtA 70 VIZ ',so ~
.,s. bs7' reference ieel. -'e. Adi - lIA' luz n ~
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.

NORRIS AND LsNLA DlFletoN
NEW BROAD GAUGE LiAE 10 Wste- sn ,tro HrY SERMON,
BilysHtor. alt Osrgo WllLp.L t-t 40 tt 'lt'
DefOs % feul 'r. Got - Barclays an 10. u At5't,t
GlM-E3 AEkASt t.tLEIS. Commencing MONDAY, haF III
8:g1 n. BROAD GACl r IHfEtsS TRAIN b2ort'n b-c'
connecting Vh L. and B. r T. O Kingston wj-esoNTre
PTtston &c.
55 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connenga, Dnyie with Boon
Branch Dover Oh Chester Branch Waterloo vita 1sseH j. X
Andoyer AMI Newton, " ash Wit, tie d. L sDa W. L. X
water Gar StrgsbIrr Scranton. Great Bend Brznata Nga-
and 0swego gs a. EsstoH with Lehgh Valley X j. or al points
O Thai road
1850 a. LRHfGH VALLEY EXPRESS s.ops a. Newark Morris
town Dover Waterloo. HacsetsoEn, HahngI0n Phnsous,
and EastOn Waterloo VIII Se Nluoalt tal,c y
Phip shug Del Del T. r. for Belvte 81 SEQ az Iason Nth
L. " Z. Bteem, Allentown, MsacA Chunk "lAesbarre,
400 p H. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson end
Boonton directly honh to Bus anton without change Of cars
4iO m TAsTON EyI aESS Dover with q s,er r.
r.. Waterloo With L. r. az L. ,ol With l. v L. h. Tor
BebIehr.l. AIcrtrsa. Reading n lrrs3lTg and -h g.
1920 p HACkETTSTDWN NAIL, connect wish Booaioa Chester
and Ra ros.s 90 "a
$50, and $50 !. m. 5000. oil. q, ,o o, ..
ard l2O A. m 2:3D. 0 5:20, 6;Oo ami $40 n. 80 -
ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE $50. $50, s:l0 sf loi1
and u 30 NJ. ITO 2 3O 49, i:S 5:J t' O'i' o'' -i''
ard ll.s5 m. 80 . . - 81. . al. 80 o., AN
Hoo n 20 and sl:l0 300 30 $40 $50 80 $40,
400 30 5;l0 500 6CJ $50. $50 $500 $50 s:3 aud
ll;45 p. N. Train. marked stop a. la NtT1rs. - -
Leave Nev-York ioT BLOOMFIELD api AOSTCLAlR t;@,
$40 suI n 90 H.. and 2:l0, 3.j) $50. GO and % 10
s. tChOCE superintendent
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Brooklnn Real Gsiaie for Sale.

DROPkRTY In the vicinity Of Prospect Park
Fegu, lroEustone MANSIONS smaller HOUSES and vacant
SALE For PARTICULAR apply to c. HARTE NO. u Pine
Room T.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY "a. 1871.
4nftion Sales Of Real @siatt.
ApRrlS H. sssstLsa. Asesiooeer'
EXECUTORS SALE
IL OPP

~ OP
100 LOTS, 90.
on sevenave Macombs Road One hundred andsy
tn One handle second One hundIe and third anu oh0
huBred sni IN -fourfbsts together with valuable n
WATER FRONT ON HARLEM RIVER.
ADRIAN II MULLER, r. R WILKES o. vii s s u III
en WEDNESDAY a. at u O'Clock the Exchange basoon
Broadway By order Of the Of Daniel DevL deeease a
Above described valuable property situate AZ the junction o. ,en
and Mseonbs and the Florence Hotel Prop
e having frontage Of about $3.50 feet Harlem River 100 ie IN
hacomb Dam 100 feet the west nde OF
seTeuave LBS feet Oneunied and an ftst viii be sold
Together with the thereon parcel a1org TO cop
itAlst opportunity for
SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
The seyersve Boulevard which $50 feet wide through zee
property and IT, viii appear the following resolution passed ~
the Bea Of Central PARK Commissioners about being regulated and
mace one Of the gnest drives the ISLAND:
Realized That the Sevenhye nehundre tenth st. to
the Harlem River be completed gravel road that be worked and
nhei @ such its whole length permitting line Of heretofore
designed 70 be planted through the Of the roadway -
sEVENTl PER CENT or THE PURCHASE MONEY MAY RE-
MAIN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE POR THREE OR FIVE
YEARS
Maps a, the Once Of the Auctoneers No. Pnert $3.50
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yoKK. Tuesday, May %. 1871.


Tho attendance at the Exchange to-day was
go. Int there was but little interest shown by oPr"
,o-s and nearly all the property offered was wi'fui
n.,orts and Mcclure sold house and lot south sue "
242q feet from Seeond-ave. lou
III IL TnilOw q Co. sold the Frcnch 1heatci an FTf
- INs,rteentb-st with Tot and builGng III wa. ,, and
81 Tow s1b $50 The bidding was not aS,oadv
s n,irc nronertV was showed of TO parties "'
oTnine a large share az tie property hor Of lots
Hessrs Muller wilkins 4 Co. offered nuu' recefved
~ III mton-aye Brooklyn, but no bids Welr o located
W. tbc whole was withdrawn. These lots H0 business
near the Atlantic Dock, and are Vaiuaoio i
purposes. am, =, -, . ,o,- attendance at tnelI
IN ~ athush lots hut the views OF No sale was
moot the expectations Of the owner, Tle property
on,ed after about 100 lots had been so vas less than Il
II o.1 hc nnTebased Tor in the vicinity loi La
pnor-ov Muller wilkins Co VII water st fronts on
yaGabS @ IA i,rce gttendasce ma! ~ ~,
ATTENTION rs called 70 the advefsit 10 tbe late Hon
seat and lands formerly n..VTro1 Dutchess County,
Edmund ElmendOIi, locaIeu ~
New-YOrk.
AUCTION SALES OF H HEnIow = co.
- ,f,e I'D plot Of gOund Nos lS9 lg', lT ana ivy
' Ws is a99sF :, sat tr fe oT, 51
&c mi et Ne West Ethst IN rear OF the above o
aorSaS' RY RoRrRTs & INQUIRE. '''-V
uon an o, u 3b az Of 2laye, lot 25s9..sl5OOO
.rc1TON SALES OF LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE.
BY JOHNSON & MILLER.
rLATBUSu NFv-CrRKcHT.
fllhave and 46ht each 25r0o eleb......... Slb3
Ss lS Of i4tave each l5IOo esoa...... le0
Dot aIt W. it 4Si and t,sts each 2sriOo each Il5
s' Icy ots On Istaye 18th and 4cthst lH
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TRIE RATLWAY.-TRAINS Leave Dcpots

ERIE AILWAY.-TRAlNS Leave Dep0ts
Il foot Of hlmhe.--st and foot Of 2l-st, - follows:
g. II Nv
dtg Le-u Z3t. o. 1853 1895 a. H. ln alo
D. New ami improved prasnZloom Nca'afs
a. ompary a. tLrough 10 B4fao 3D. 'r
horI@.yuC with ceui Steng loats unh3k
Cevelaa and at SLEEP ug Caaces ae' pay 80
II from Sufquehsnna 70 in.e TIE '' NJ
train from NesYork 10 fu,t,oa Bridge. eg DE p M tT,n ron
NewYorl ia. sur Ind aud Cincinnati An Eagrnt
Train leaves DAILY al SO p. n
4:lj p. NJ - 80,
o. NJ M; sunday only, eco m 'st t;i' mD
ForO.s7ie aul N-.T. 20 90 % -tl-'.. - ;i3 a. ND
Ncwburgh aai Way al 81 jJ AM :J no l-ilst I'D
a H. :l5 ..l' p.
For Pat,rou lro. &d. QO.. o:i. i' al -
LIS 3:ij, '.l5 70 and - f'a C321a95as. pf,
d
For iacer,as and Hs'sls from 21; ncao Q. a:'5 NJ a'i
2.t5 ai5 1913 54 sri tt 80 From CaHIss Depot 80
a u ard / (. t5:l5. + ard 1913 p. ,-
pe1LoH. a. ~ ''
n; l:l5 1915 1913 5j and tt:l3 p u frtm 'fi'fnf@ l
not AZ lJJ $780, $50, ii5 ''I' anu '' y A'i au
SATURDAYS 0rlr. f2 Midnight
Tickets PssaFC ant for Aartn enis n fi,h am B
Coses can he obu-I Ir tl Cd tl 4 r 81 'a
s.ge Com Offices -ii9t5 - hobi"A -
Stsrler.; Cfcenei.isti l-tt-- 40 i. ii1fA
Frlto.-.t Tr,ottn: lgl lrr loy VILLAS Bur- bTs lt Il
Cbauhsrsst . NeTiof-f ii F. J.A ID pos Je
f'ff n rrSKgP "s Ea t. Z VS. g.. PAGR
H. G'nTsg-i. 1871. & Ccrl isss.fAE
' IPor eruoat and N-f-t oH
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Adrian II. MUELLER AJc.io asor .
EXECUT0RS' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
- LRTy Fouh and ii hieyes Ir' second , .n9re,ara
fcI.y aud one huhd.ci oytg s HeT loI4 Concord
g.: DroCg4. a.G I-g q pAsr OF riIsii! az - q,
viii eel % auction. thursday, hsy -, u Y ottrt a he
Exchange soo, III Broadway b. Of tie uHlsr EIloa
of james Manson, deceased:
NEW lO6K.
EIGHTH 4VT-Fram sae Egiihayei
rec ircly.. o. Forts iirt.s..
l0UETHaV Lot. Oh Of Fstsve.
an. OHs 90 -lilsi.
TUIrTY-sCcONI trovr-o-c front brcHh
hf 10 IS
~. 70
q bail TIE toA Iol contains
l.0.s-l Iu +.
EOEiIt NJ. Ii AND FORTY D-sT-Four Lo ~, Eorh
SIDE Of OF .rp-all oyt4 4a e. west II Lcyeu.ha,t
OKEHU NbI.hDAkD-.O lSECONDSIO Lot on the 1rtA
se Of OaeAuIdfe sIOr lco.u st., t53 ect inches wet 81
Eeycnthave.
CONCGRDSTThc. ard Dot tie noEtL side
Of on n feet u leal-st. .J1Xl5.
ALBANY.
Acres Washington aud L,dusts four miles FROM he
Capitol IN the City 81 Albany. - ..
VILLAGE or JAMAICA.
g20Los on Warit between williamsburg ard Jamaica Turn Ees.
rs EN COUNTY, = y.
IN e Town OF north Eliza Essex County y said
% be heavily umDyreI , ....,...,.
H. MTNSoN {Ereeutors
1921 MARY J. MUNsUN EzecuirA.
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NIL LEASES.-IHE DhAD1 ~ DEND ihO4N
q, los, porous OF its to for oborng The COCO
repored biologists ovng quantities OF Pstroeun
which must largest and productive property ever EoE
This demonstrated by the presen monthly tspmens on
reaching this and al DINING oil hnd Inc bot
well bored upon Cowpsny land I'll, yielding stea
The proportion Of producing wells those bored vase greater h
in suv other locality The dwellings hotel mscne erche
Sc Copany with orderly community EMPLOYED IN and
about Companys offer comforts and eonvneDcs to new "
ers Allegheny Valley RarOsd connecting with The ComlSns
Bridge sgheDy River regular and rapid shipment 10
Pittsburgh Al all Applications for De made 10
e.. WHEELEE. Treasurer, 81 Clh-si, New leTk
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON

N'EN-Nf)Rh I'm IINL h4ND II I'FID+s
~ RIVER as leave tuf-e'i-si AZ ioio"s'
s.m Clics.o E,pps viii Du1ng-rooH cor I'd, .
lCsJa m SPECIAL Express iA'' 'ln WIN pia"sE roo"
' Ng ssd Wesesn Bz7rss, With DayirgroOm at
tsch.i. ., .l-,o..i a., t.....
y 90 --e!-.uo4 alta .Iat.
T1f IIIhc Lrpre's VIII sieln1 cars iof "Sfro"s,
ten--. Us ava Can Iitiy-A
S.,o-i Pacific Exrrss, with Se1nc1rs for Rochester
~ "a F.I Cac1go, va both L. = ant n - k.i-
% Toledo; and Louisville Indianapolis IBs
A., n nl4 leave lutl-is g. o. m ., -.-
80 M ma 20 fl ec.,l tuiu
N an = 3. NJ p0.r.s. lpae tii.s ...
a. q n y q. 4:l5 snd C:i' p. sa, PeeAsSl trfias
3io o al " a. H. I.Jj 4:25. $40 go aaI 1880 ?. NJ
I5lv Nav IT, asss7 H.. an 70 le- gee a. 0 s. NJ,
p, s,er.c a.. r,s,e.f .tus .rHfh 90. fo- ~.
C. Il. EENDRiC6, G-a ID Pas -nser bseaL
Ne..Yorl Ma Z. 1871,
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Carpets, Beootns, furniture, &t.

A NOTICE.
xvp haLLf Co. COR OF TWENTY PIPTH ST. AND SIXTH
r.. ppI nos offering large and peaJd %
81. sIs fuhhlrUbE, BEDDlEG, OIL CLOTHS. &C. ke
''' eA9rsssH for the hp1ng At prices
IN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, and BED
~ DING AZ Wholesale retail '
D. fAhhLL Co.. Manufacturer, 100 Canalst cor Cenre
AIKEN WARD & Co., MANUFACTURE
EVERY VARIETY On pIipr ITupv
for City and Coanry residences.
Eos u and n sprne-st
corner Of Crosby.
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NTEW-YORK AND NEW-HEEN RAIL
u ROAD
SUMNER ARhASGLNsNE


SUMNER ARaiSGEgEE
COMHESt lSG b,aE .. :.
eltbst AID
FourtI-ave % %
TRAINS LEAVE EEN-4OLa.
New.uavr az Bridgeport, = (Ex) :Jj a. 2;l3 tEIl,
2 * D. 1:t5, $3.50 2. Y
70, Milford sanford Fricl soahpor. AMI wes'por Z, ll:'o
IN 3:f5. 4:jO, $50 p N. - - . -
For Sorwsk T. I 1850 a m 1913 lEz) (E1l 3 40
For Dsnen : g. Il 80 A. n 3:s5 800 So and C.jJ p M
For Stamford (Ex) O. l:J t%.' ttIt ZiJ, tH'b
345 $50 (EkD 4:45 $3.50. $3.50. 1918, 9 tbx) D. ~ 81.
Tor Greenwich and intermediate stations p I:0 a. n < ''
49, 5:3e 6;Ji. 1:l5 D. T.. ~,
Boston via both Sprugfeu Line ard shore Line
CONNECTING Lb 'iA<.
For Boston, via Spnueled a. ard p. N
ForBOstou, via Shore Line, lZ.il, ~.
FOR Hartford AM Springfield a;l) p 3,d p n , -,
Fo7 C.anecat I2vcr Railroad G:.3 n 10 Montreal
D. n. q Nortlaml ,.,-
For aarsf5r p.oonce and Fhkl Rsloal DOL i-:lS
For Shore line Railway at p ~ 70 Norwich aai F'e '-'
3; 10 New-l.0u.oHaHi Nuivca, b p No.. ~.
For Ne Haven AID champion Railroad d r. p IT, 20 Nof'n-
aui NlIamstIrgh. ,-..i l,t-ts-., o. .
n. 90 $3.50 3 &c.
Po fl1usa:onic Railroad g.. sui 3. p H. a. - o.. ,r,
For Nangrtnck Ms ]. ana ''-ff'uI'
Fo Dsa5ary ana No.7a.k Railroad Z a a. i5..5 q a. m
For IA lcaa. 4-;lt 800 th1 '.' p g.
Conacsous SieSbl. a:tacle. 10 a. ."--r ~ ~, %
dag NJ al Train ca either Drawing ef9 IL 1900 y ~
q m-all D. n.
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Eight Per Cent. Bonds

Now offered, are limited in amount to S125OO per
mile, and are for 900 e2O0 EACH interest payable
January and july at the rate Of per cent Currency
orr per cent Gold at the option of the holder Bonds
registered if desired.
Among the leading Stockholders of the Company
are Hon. E. D. Morgan Ex-Governor and Ex-U S.
SSe o1eTnor froy e. "a Gon oakes Amss
Massachusetts,; Messrs. Morton Bliss & Co. I. Won
Hoffman & Co., j. & w. Seligman g. Co.. Harrison
Durkee and others, Of New York; Benjamin E.
Bates, President Bank of Commerce. Franklin Ha-
vens, President Merchants Bank Boston, and others
also well known.
The above statement of facts proves the safety of
these Bonds. Their profit is equally manifest upon
examination. They sold for the present at 30
and accrued interest from July list. At this price
they afford certain income for forty five years. of
nearly nine per cent upon their COST One thousand
dollars invested in these eight per cent. bonds will
give the purchaser more than seventy seven per
cent. greater annual interest than the same amount
invested in the new Government Five per CENTS
while holders OF Government Skies will find decided
profit in selling them at present high prices and re-
investing in New Orleans Mobile and Texas Bonds.
Subscriptions will be received in Portland by
Messrs. SWAN e. BARRETT, Bankers,
100 Middle ST.,
HI. Nj. PAYsON, Broker, 81 Exchange St..
VIM. e. WOOD, 81 Exchange st.
Information concerning the Company and the Road,
and pamphlets containing map and full details of the
enterprise, can be obtanedof the undersigned or any
OF the Companys advertised agents
w. Il. SHATTUCK, Banker
AND
Financial agent, N. O. M TRIO.
No. % Nassau Street, New York.
oct4-ddw4O3m
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"a Agents wanted in every town in the State.
IL mas been about one and one half years since tn
University Medicine were introduced I'M this State
Notwithstanding the opposition from the Facul'y y,
the sale daily increasing. Thousands OF certificates
can be presented if necessary, but if the following
are not sufficient to satisfy the most scepical, TO-
600 additional ones would be useless
CATARRH the mother OF consumption, y Scrofula
Salt Rheum, and many other diseases hitherto con
sidered ncurable, readily yield Ider Treatment q,
the University Medicines.
FEMALE DIS EASES treated with perfec. sue
cess Having treated over Two hund1 ed cases will
In the last three months, consider it safe to war
rant perfect cure to So out of every one hnn
dred, without cauterizaton or the least exposure
SPERMA T0RRHOEA, the greatest DESTROYER of
humanity on the face of the Globe. How many be-
wall the loss of precious vitality without having the
slightest idea OF The cause, their manhood is daley
vanishing and they are gliding into state oil hope
less decay. have treated over five hundred eases
OF this maady within six months with the Uniyer-
sity Medicines with perfect success.
Persons afflicted with diseases will please call or
send and get book (lree), wherein they will fipl
their diseases explained, and necessary remedies.
Address PELEG STAPLES,
25D Congress ST., Portland Me-
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DIR. Wells Extract of Jurubeba
is offered to the public great invigorator and rem
weakness with their attendant evils For the fore
JURUBEBA
is confidently recommended to every family as a
household remedy, and should be freely taken in all
derangements OF the system. 1t gives health vigor
and tone to all the vital forces and animates and for
tines al weak and Emphatic temperaments.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is, Platt Street, New York.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular. 4w
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POETRY.



Dimes and dollars, dollars and { di nrimesl
An empty pockets the worst .h %
If a mans down give him a thrust
Tramnla +be beggar into the uust! ,,.
Pras,,taTt,,ons noyerty's quite apPalng-
KnocII him over! kick him ior laiiing!
To a mans up, oh lit nm hiSneL
" o. q ao1,1's for sale, aud he's the Dnyer-
f9n .r SOU and dollars, dollars and dimes
a emnty pockets the worst of crimes!
7 know a poor but worthy youth,
whose hopes are built on maiden truth,
Rut maiden will break her VOWS with ease,
For a wooer cometh whose claims are these:
A hollow heart and an empty head,
A face well tinged with brandy red
A soul well trained in villainy's school
And cash, sweet cash-he knows the rule;
Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst of crimes
/ know bold and honest man,
Who strives to live on the Christians plan
But Door he is, and poor Will be,
A scorned a hated wretch is he.
At home he meeteth starving wife,
Abroad he leadeth the the leper's life
They struggle against a fearful odds 4
Who will not bow to the peoples gods!
Dimes and dollars dollars and dimesi
An empty pockets the worst of crimesi
So get We wealth, no matter how!
''No questions asked'' of the rich, trowi
Steal by night and steal by day,
doing it all in a legal way),
Join the church, and never forsake her.
Learn to can't and insult your Maker
Be hypocrite, liar knave and fool
But don't be poor, remember the rple.
Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimest
An empty pockets the worst of crimes!
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DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms No. 1
Preble Street. which they will find arranged for their
Dr. H. IS Eclectic RenOvating Medicines are unriyal-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
certain of producing relief in short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of OBJ
sttuctions after all other remedies have been tried in
the least injurious to the health and may be taken
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent to any part Of the country with full directions
by addressing DR. HUGHES.
jan1 1s66d&w No. 172 Cumberland Street, Portland.
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Portland, Jan. goth, 1871. Ao'nnanCourt.
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DOLLAR REWARD SOAP

Chas. Mclaughlin & Co. Portland.
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Certificates of Cures.

have been troubled, more or less, for five years
with Infammatory rheumatism. For the last SIX
months L have suffered beyond description NV
limbs were badly swollen and infamed; it was with
great pain and difficulty that could uove. NV
case was well known by thousands of citizens in
Portland. L am to-day well man, and was cured
by the University medicine. aud Acapuncturation
CAPT. w. S. PENNELL, l8 GRAY st,
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NEW BEDFORD, Sent. IL

NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 10, 1871
DIR. STAPLES Dear sir,-l am feeling first rate,
have not felt so well Tor years as do at tire Dres
emit time. II you recolect when 1 was at your
place was suffering with a very lame back That
has all lett me and never elt better in nv lille than
at the present time. don't believe that that medi-
cine can be be beat l believe is what it is recon-
mended. | believe that medicine is entitled to as
mneh praise as any medicine that was ever intro
duced to the public will not write any more this
time. Respectfully, &C.,
HI, A WHITTIER
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New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas r. r. Company

Offer for sale bond which combines these advantages
to an unusual degree The route lies between Mobile
Alabama, and Houston, Texas-passng through New
Orleans, the New York Of the South. Of the whole
line of Ats miles, about two-thirds already built
and the Stockholders have expended nearly TEN
MILLION DOLLARS in the work. The bonds now
offered are secured by mortgage upon all that part
of the line west of New Orleans which has an enor
traffic assured to it from the start, this being
the only rail connection which the cotton,
cattle and other productions of Texas reach New
Orleans.
So important is this road considered to Louisiana
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid of
the enterprise, by direct donations, by endorsement
of second mortgage bonds, and by subscriptions to
the stock of the Company, amounting in all to over
eight million dollars