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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-01

fSE ART The rare and exceedingly inter-
esfin2 collection OF caribou photographs now on
exhlbition at Fred Hale's gallery is worthy
the atten ZION of all lovers OF art: these nc,ur.s
are Published by Adolphe Drawn Of D,m.cl,
who by great trouble and expense has gainod
access to the relics treasured SO jealously in tho
old world museums. The collection embraces
sufficiently wide range of subjects 10 please
the most varied tastes. We fiGd here the works
Of all the old masters in possession of the prin-
cipal continental museums, reproduced by the
carbon process in fac simile; thus giving to all
an opportunity of possessing for O triflHg sum
duplicates OF pictures that money cannot pur-
chase. We stand with pushed voices in the
presence of these foe thoughts Of the masters
Of ages past festing visions of beauty, caught
and fixed upon paper. After having served as
models from which the now celebrated pictures
were completed these sketches were thrown
ASIDE by the master ADD many years after we're
paced in the public and private galleries
"ucn serve to make Europe the dream land of
..Nsss ana all living people throughout the civ
hxed world. lu fact the collection ia con.
cen.rston OF choice bits from all schools of art.
sncn as any city may be proud to have within
It's limits. The supporters of the nronos.d
SCHOOL IN drawing cannot do better than invest
In one or TWO hundred of these models and
thus form nucleus for the active fnrtb.-,n o.
pian' II.
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b usin~ss Notices.
Y Briggs Threat and Lung Healer.
GET Briggs Corn and BnniOu Remedies
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrb.

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success IT,
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Miss Benstey and Mr.. Castelii.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER.-The steamer Cas-
plan, Capt Scott, of the Allen line, from Liv-
erpool 10th and Londonderry 18th, arrived at
this port yesterday afternoon at As o'clock.
The Caspian is one of the largest steamers of
the line, her register accrediting her with
1851 49-100 tons and engines of nominal horse
power of 300, working up to almost thou
sand horse power if we are not mistaken. She
is $40 6-10 feet in length, and was built at Go
warn, near Glasgow, in 1870 She is about the
size Of the Prussian, but looks longer and mar
ROVER on the water.
The Caspian brings 10 cabin and 16 interme-
date aid So storage passengers, with full
cargo. We are indebted to the Purser espec-
tally for list Of the passengers and freight
and other favors. 1t is a great convenience to
find passenger list attached to the file of late
English papers. The next steamer due is the
Scandinavian. The steamer to sail this week
il the Prussian
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The Nominations

10 The Editor OF the Press:
was very glad to see the upanmity with
which our worthy Mayor and city Judge were
| nominated on Monday evening. One would
suppose from the sly innueDdoes OF the opposl-
ton, that these faithful public officers were I'M
popular with the Republican party and the
people at large. But actions often speak with
more certainty than words. When the vote is
called for it is found that Messrs. Kingsburv
and Morris are the men thought of, and none
else. except here and there a scattering vote,
as wide apart as mile stones. This is right. 1t
is really the voice OF the citizens Of Portland,
to be re-tchoed on Monday next at the polls'
with four-fold force. these men have been
good servants. Faithful, steady at their posts
of duty, and ready at all times to hear the
complaints of those who think themselves in
iured, and set them right if their complaints
prove just
OF Mayor Kingsbury it may said with great
truth, that no more popular Mayor has ever
occupied the Chair. This 10 evinced by the
lack of opposition to his re nomination. His
attention to the wants of the city, his faithful.
ness in decision in all cases Of doubt his ster-
ling uprishtness as citizen, AID his high
o'oA"i Shof oStCh nave cuu6dTeQ MIN TO the leo.
pie ard placed him high up as model officer.
The character of city is affected by that of it,
leading officers. He who walks uoriohtly.
Keeping the laws of his fellow men and the
commands of God pure and sacred, places the
authority, whence he breathes his public life,
upon plane of respect that throws lustre
over it of which we may we'll be proud.
trust our worthy Mayor will have no cause
to doubt our respect for his services the year
past, or desire to have them for another year,
by our vote on Monday next. That is to be
the touch stone. 1t should not be foregone
conclusion that the election will go right
whether I am at the polls or no; but rather, no
matter who is there (should be the resolve of
each one) intend to be there and show my re-
spe,t for an upright officer by leaving my card
in the ballot box requesting him to serve us
another year as faithfully as he has in the past
A VOTER OF WARD3
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HAVANA, Feb 25.-Sugar-rrices stiff and Quota
IONS u. changed; sales OF the week 5000 box nd
hhds exp ls tor the week to tor, ign countries is
O00 boxes and 5000 hhns., OF which 1000 boxes and
30 Ghhds were to the I'm ted s,ates Stock Iemai1
ing i'll wal hou at Havana and Matanzas is 155 o.
boxes and 5000 hhds.
Bacoh dull. Butter fat. Coal oil steadv at al
reas, Fiouf steady at $i4 759$I550 Ham active.
Lard dull at 1S5 "a 19c. TalloV-market SIM, lied
f9'atoes steady at ~ 504$475. Honey active at sr
,:Lpmber-mart ct supplied White Pine $3.50 1921 :
Ineu, quottd at S9@9 reals. Hhds Shocks steady At
W % y 62@; Imply hhds in demand at Sd rs 81 Ok
F-eights fit-TO the United states b Sncar
75 &C.; MID. Sugar. So 80 q 81 u.s. 81 10 a. IS 90 %
hid for Molasses.
Los Dos. Feb. zS-1t 80 A. M-Calcutta Linseed
US. Splits rurpentine 36s. 3d.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 2S-11. so A. M.-Cnited States
5-tt's, 1866, sc.
LONDON, Feb. 2S-1.30 Z. M.-Consols at 913 for
money aud account.
American Securities quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 81 30 P. M-Wheat-Califcr-
ma al lis It'd. neceipis OF wheat tor three DAYS
ZIoUo quarters, OF which 20 900 are American Corn
$685. I'd. New Oats 3s. 3d.g3. ID.
LONDON, Feb. 2s-43O Pm -Consos 9ia for mon.
ey and account.
American securities firmer-U s. 5-20s, 1862 GA
90 ls65 old. 9ls do 1867 99S; do 1O-4s $50 Stock,
Western 800.
iauoW as 3. Spirits Turpentine Sos. Cd 0sC,. Cd
spirits Petroleum I4@Di5d. W.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. $3.50 P. M.-Cotton c,osef
easier; Mlddling uplaDds 7tl7sd sales TO- 200 bsies
Splris Turpentine 37s. 6i (a3Ss. ketnei Petroleum
149l5d. e.'o'eut
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HowE's MUSICAL MONTHLY, No. Is, contains
eleven pieces of fine instrumental music b.
such composers as Stroll. Coote, Godfrey, Carl
Faust, Z'kOf aud Pickle, with an equal num-
Der of songs and piano accompaniment, by
Barker, Hobsop, Hime, Eccles. Aide Williams,
Schuman. Clifton, Bamphin, Irish, Knight
and Sullivan. 1t also contains the original
Boston Dip Waltzes. Issued monthly by Elias
Howe, No. 103 Court street, Boston, at So cents
single number, or So per year. We do not
know where SO much good music can be OBJ
tanned for so little money as in this publication.
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DEBATE ON THE FISHERY QUESTION.
REPEAA OF MONOPOLY DEMANDED,

HAVANA, Feb. 23.-The sugar manufacturers
held meeting to-day and adopted petition
, for repeal OF the tobacco monopoly law from
Spain which was passed in January last.
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war NOtess
An official notice signed by Picard confirms
the signature of the preliminaries of peace and
announces that the armistice is prolonged four
days. Contributions and acquisitions are TO
cease. The entrance of the Germans into Paris
was the price paid to save Belfort.
The consultative commission goes to Bor-
deaux Tuesday and debate upon the question
of ratification of TIE treaty of peace will
commence Immediately
The Prussian army will occupy the left bank
of the Seine. No Frenchmen in uniforms are
to be allowed to enter the German portion of
the city. which will be surrounded nv harri-
cades.
All papers, even the ultra radical, recon
lneuu nonresistance to the entry of the Ger
mans. Ii IS believed that there will be no con-
met. Many citizens have purchased week 5
provisions to avoid appearing in the street dur
ing the German occupation.
The policeman who was drowned in the
0elne by the outraged crowd on Sunday proves
TO nave been an employee under the Napoleon
&c Fretect Pietri and to have been murdered in
consequence of his acts in that capacity.
The Parisians believe that the Ger mans enter
the city with the Intention to provoke conflict
which will give color to more exaclioDs.
In consequences of The report of the immedi-
ate entry of the Germans Sunday night the
guard erected ramparts in the Cha mps Elysees
to repel the enemy. At midnight quiet was
restored, but on Monday morning the city was
again agitated. Crowds surrounded notice
signed by Picard, which has been placarded in
various parts of the city, appea ling for the
preservation of order and dignity. The crowd
as) invaded the prison of st. Pelagie and freed
two commandants of the guard placed under
arrest.
By the treaty signed Sunday the fortified
cities of Luneville, Nancy and Befort are left
to France. Longwy, Thiouville, Metz, Saar-
bruck and the iron districts 90 to Germany.
Rothschild promises to pay the entire in
demnity to Germany within year and the
German army of occupation will be got rid of
at the end of that time.
The decision of the National Assembly is
anxiously looked for and great feals are ex-
pressed that the couusels Of the Left may pre-
vail, and that upon official communication OF
the terms of peace they may be met with re-
lection that will complicate the peace pros.
poets of the nation. Louis Blanc and Gam
BETA arc opposed to the acceptance of the
terms.
A number of Bonapartist agents are in
Paris. and it is certain that they will favor re-
lection. The Prussians are evidently prepar-
ing for contingency of this kind.
Bismarck is known to be opposed to the en-.
try of troops, and if a collision should occur
between tre people and the Prussians it will
made the excuse for putting the city under
martial law
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Republican Ward Caucuses.

The Republican voters OF this city are hereby re-
ouested to meet in their respective Ward Rooms. on
Thursday Even'g March 2, at Ia O'Clock
to make choice OF candidate, to be supported for
Ward Officers in each ward, at the election to be
held March 9Th, consisting of
ONE ALDERMAN,
THREE COUNCILMEN,
WARDEN,
WARD CLERK,
AND TWO CONSTABLES;
aso to select two persons in each ward to serve on
the City Committee during the coming year.
PER ORDER oE CITY COMMITTEE.
Portland, February 9th, 1871.
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The DRUMMER BoY.-This drama was per-
formed for the last time, at present, last eve
ming at City Hall, to very large audience,
and the interest manifested was as great as it
was on the first night it was presented to the
public. No entertainment ever before offered
to .he public of Portland has obtained such
popularity or drawn such successfully full
houses as has this, and the thanks of the pub
lie are due to the members of the Grand Army
OF the Republic fer The handsome manner in
which they have placed it Oh the stage. We
hope they will keep on giving the people such
capital enter ailments. After deducting the
expenses appertainlug to the play, the amount
received last evening will be given to the Or
phans' Home at Bath.
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VIEW noRK. Feb. 2S- uornins.-Gold 1I10,t1t
iouey q per cent. Sterling Exchange 1U9a 41105
ine follow NJ are the forenoon Quotations or suufb
Statas tian. 4NOe'.e.NHo W 9OOlu-
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IMPORTANT CHARGE OF JUDGE WOODRUFF.
On Monday at the opening OF the U. s. Cir
cult Court in New York, Judge Woodruff de-
livered to the grand jury an important charge,
in which lie referred in fOrcble terms to three
distinct classes Of offences namely, the i'll
treatment Of sailors on board ship GU the high
seas, frauds upon the internal revenue, and
counterfeitng the national currency. With
respect to the latter, the Judge very truly OBJ
served that it is a violation of the law which
bears with peculiar severity upon the poor an d
uneducated portion of the community who
are net gifted with skill enough to detect the
fraud. AS regards cruel treatment by captains
aud officers OF vessels to seataring men, VIII at
Judge Woodruff has said upon this subject
Will be read with interest at The present time,
especially as our courts are now occupied with
Investigations touching charges which, if prov
ed TO be true, would exhibit captains and mates
as men OF the most malignant and inhuman
disposition.
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CONNECTICUT.

NORWICH, Feb 2S.-This morning at six
CLOCK the carriage shop of Robinson g. Nc
gan at the Falls, formerly Methodist church
Doi'dng, was burned to the ground. An ad.
Joining dwelling house and staton-house of
n" 3 sateamer were slightly injured. Loss
$1,000; insured.
Joha W. Steadman of this city was to day
nominated for Congress in this district.
Inc stemers of the NOrwich line came up
river i've! TO the wharf this morning for the hrst
ti"e Since the closing of navigation.
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USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA. Brass, Copper and Glass. Manutac.ur-
ed by N. d. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change ST., Room 5. 1t gives them instantly a
beautiful polish without Injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded. If
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A FRIEND IN NEED-Dr. WiStars Bdlsam
Of Wild Cherry is friend in deed. Who
the lungs and throat, coughs, colds. and pull
modary affections, and ''last, not least" Con-
sumption? The sick are assured that the higl,
standard of excellence on which the popularity
q this preparation is based, will always be
maintained by the proprietors.
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THE COAL QUESTION.
NEW HAMPsIIRE.


SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON via LITTLE
TON, Feb. % Observation taken at7P. NJ
Barometer 1854; change plus GO; thermome-
ter =; change minus z; relative humidity "A;
wind N. W.; velocity of wind 80 miles per
houf: The wind velocity reached the rate of
W miles at IL o'clock last pight and abated to-
wards morning. Never before have the frost
features been SO beautiful as those formed dur
ing the last night. The clouds passed off the
mountain at 10 A. NJ, and it has been clear
since. The wind was blowing fercely all day.
POLITICAL.
CONCORD, Feb 28.-The Democratic Central
Committee met this evening on business con-
necEed with the approaching election. As yet
neither party has put forth the active energies
OF the former campaigns and probably will not.
Inc Republicans feel confident of carrying the
State by an increased majority over last year.
~ Il. Rollins, Chairman OF the Republican
COMMITTEE. is in Washington engaged in polit-
zeal affairs, and will return March 4th. Ex-
UoV. Hartman is speaking to crowded audi
ence at Laconia Tonight
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Superior Court.

GODDARD, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Mary W. Merrill vs. George H. Cush-
man ct ais. Action to recover damages tor injuries
sustained by reason OF An alleged defective awning,
which was launched down upon the plaintiff by
team running against it. Damages claimed $4,000
Evidence all out and arguments concluded. Judge
Goddard will charge the jury Wednesday morning.
A. Merrill. A. A. Strout.
G. r. Talbot. Howard q Cleaves.
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Charles Lanier, Secretary Of the New York
chamber of Commerce relief fund, has gone to
Europe to await the arrival OF cargo of pro-
visions which will be despatched Friday.
GOV. Hoffman has signed the bills for WIDEN
.nS n'osa~ way New York City, TO- a further
su p VI water to New York city.
luz -N'" AorK Senate has defeated the reso-
luton requesting New York re representatives. ia
Congress 10 vote fora repeal of the income
tax. Messrs Tweed, Norton, Creamer and
Genet all voted no.
Mediation has been offered and accented in
the Spanish Egyptian difficulty and peacea-
BILE solution is anticipated.
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BFOne ofthe most desirable pubic houses
in Boston is the PARKS HOUSE, 1877 Washing
inst 1t is centally located for business or
pleasure, and sufficiently removed from the
street to secure comfort and quiet. Mr.. Boyn-
ton has had large experience in the business,
and is perfectly familiar with the wants of the
travelling public. On the European plan.
Read the advertisement in another column.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-kobc Hunter, a
brakeman on freight train on the Portland,
Saco & Portsmouth road, was struck on the
head by bridge just east OF Kennebunk last
night about 10 o'clock and very badly hut.
He was cared for by his comrades as well as
possible, and when the train arrived in this
city at midnight officers Merrill and Kimball
took the wounded man to bis home, on the
corner of Congress street and Congress Place
and called DR.. Gordon. At hali-past IL Mr..
Hunter laid in an unconscious state and it was
feared that he could not live, though the exact
extent of his injuries had not been ascertained.
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Executors sale.

T(Y virtue OF license from the Judge OF Probate
- for the County of Cumberland. sba Sell at
Pablo Auction, at The office +. -. BAILEY & Co..
NO Is Exchange street. Portland, on THURSDAY,
the second day nj Mar,h 1871, al n ocl elk =. NJ the
Of Edward Robn-on, late Port and deceased viz:
Snndry mortgage signed bvApert G. Coriis and
Henrie ia Cor hiss tor SIS 90; proml sorv notes
sgned Iy SAID lber q. Gorltss fr Si7z 81; balance
on L. p. Browns note. of about S234 10, balances OIL
m MOI note signed by o. =. Hill and Nary A.
900; account v. j. B. ouison Tor SSH.
WM. Ii. JERKS, Fxsoutor.
+. q. BAILEY X Co.. Aucfrs.
February o. 1871. fe22ld
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House and Lot in WestbrOOk at
AnctiOn,

ON WEDNESDAY, March 1st. at three o., lock
" p. M. We shall sell at Tukey's Bridge Village
Westbrook, the honse known as the Capt. Kiloy
House. on Verandai street. Said house Is one-frai
OF double wooden dwelling. Containing 8 rooms
coed closets COED cellar and cisteIn On the lot is
a good tarn 22x25 It. The lot contains alb ut C4Do
square tt. The house is one OF the most thorough
built In the village Well tuae ed and as whole is
most esirabl. piece propert,.
Terms easy For particulars call on WIN. Kiky
at Perkins s. Libby's umber yard, high 81. Wharf
fe23td r, O. BAILEY & Co.. Aucf,rs
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THE WEATHER
SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER REPORT FOR THE
PAST "a HOURS

o1-'01 Or TIE REPORT FOR THE
PAST "a HOURS
WASHINGTON, Feb % The storm for the
past few days has entirely lett the East Allan
tic coast. The baromeeric depression re ported
Ia tue Northwest last night has moved with
great rapidty Eastward and is now over I'm
per Canaoa. Il has produced heavy fall in
the barometer and high winds on the Lakes
and in the Mississippi valley. The pressure is
now recovering in the West and Southwest.
Clear weather ard fresh winds have prevailed,
the gulf and Atlantic coast. ProbabEl,ties fa;r,
weather and fresh winds are PROBABLE for
wednesday on the gulf and south Atlantic.
Brisk winds will probably pass over the lakes
anu tne east Atlantic, with fair weather on the
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90 M M ER CxAE.


keceipss by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK kAILwAY-l99 cans milk, cars
apples 200 bb.s -four, 1 car shocks, do corn, do
potatoes, d" bark, DO spools do ior, do oats,
rs DO shingles. do laths do hay, do clapboards,
II do lumber, d. sundrics; TOR shipment East 4 0
bbs flo I. cars sundries; tor Europ, 3cars1ard, 6
do ashes, 81 do pro isions, do leather, 40 seed
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAY -121 cases mdse 50
bbls apples, 40 ps g suniIies
PORTLAND q kENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car bbls,
81 bags waste q bales gods, ~ do bags 81 doors,
26 oil BAR casks potash 50 ases ocloth, 81 Dbis
apples, cham cable, IS pigs mdse IS cars height
tor Boston.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BOsTON-25 bags
nuts, 80 boxes anges, bills baskets ton pig iron,
so BIDS bro IN handles LOO boxes Dread preparation
20 rolls paper, 2> boxes fresn fish, % soda, l0I
ec"s axes 120 vince s. II chs ste te 35 boxes Oap.
hat cutters 60 sheets lion. 90 bbs sugar. 80 coils
eor,ag organs. Is bags O.ste 70 bb's beer @
rubber springs. plan" forte, 62 dresser hog. LOO
pigs 20 order; tor CANADA AMI NJ country, 26 bales
pcs MARBLE casks oil. 1868 plates OF iron, I6 coils
marin, lcask paint, RIBS OIL 100 uye wood.
pigs to order.
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INuNDAT1oN IN SMYRNA.-A correspondent
OF the London Times, writing from Smyrna,
Feb All, says:
We had up to the middle of January most
curioLsly mild weather, and tor { avs torrents
of rain. On Sunday a heavy storm came over
this town early in the morning, and believe a
waterspout must have come down. Tue river
Me'es OVERLOOKED the dam at the head of it,
near the end of Smyrna, and burst through
bridges. washed away walls, and caused a vii
lage outside of Smyrna 10 be so undermined
that houses fell; and the water rushed into the
town to square called Fassvlua, about twenty
houses distance from the Consulate, and the
Inhabitants all round Were iuuudated. Many
poor were drowned and washed into the sea,
and people had to get into boats. The water
was up to the necks of tall people in some
places. never saw such an inundaton There
is great distress among the poor. Subscrip
tions have been collected to the extent of 7Ol.
by .he Consul, and now they are distributing
bedding at the Consulate. The furniture was
DESTROYED in many houses. The railways are
stopped, and two accidents occurred on the
Adin line, by which ap Euglish engineer was
killed, and three or four Others
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10 wa.


. IhIcAGo, Feb. ga special dispatch from
A4AckIey, Iowa, says the new Bowler House at
ula! place Was burned last night. Gerard
W'Ilams, All omnibus driver, and young
nan named johnson are missing, and 1t IS
Thought n,o a9 they persisted in the flames Loss
SsJpVo; insured ST. 900. The house was new
since.
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IF YOU FEEL dull, Respondent. drowsy, de-
bilitated, have frequent headache, mouth
tastes badly, poor appetite, and tongue coated,
you are suffering from torpid liver,or "Bllious-
ness" Nothing will cure you so speedily and
permanently as DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t also cures all
severe lingering coughs and tones up and
strengthens the whole system. Sold by drug
gsts. To avoid cOunterfeits see that Or.
Pierce's private U. s Government Stamp is on
the outside wrapper.
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UNION CENTRAL DEPoT.-In consequence of
the unexpected occupation of the Reception
Room in the City Hall on Wednesday evening,
we are requested to say that the public meeting
for the discussion OF the question Of the loca.
ton Of the Central passenger station, which
was called for Wednesday evening, will be
postponed to a later day, of which due notice
will be hereafter given in the city papers.