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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11
HEALING VIRTUES.

is fact authenticated here, well all over the
State, and indeed the whole states. that Soans
Medicines have attained wide spread celebrity, and re-
puaton, to which they justly entitled by their hca.e
UrtHe" aud powers. We are not among those who are
prone endorse every patent huubg that along
and in this instance have delayed endorsement unt
have been able make douhy not ouy
by testing them personally ourselves but from tue tst-
mony of numerous portion of the community living
around US Illinois Globe, Apr ID. 1850.
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~" Should any among community have the ill
luck to cold, the prevalent influenza 4yer's
Carry Pectoral is recommended such efficient
vrcenblc nediciue-sure to relieve them.
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TO BENT.
SEIEBIFE'S SALE.

a y OFFICE over Bennett and Sellcck's Store. ALSO
J. BOND.
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PAINS OF ALL KINDS.

Whenever you feel pain, apply Railways Ready Relief
it h sure to relieve you in few minutes If you have pains
in the stomach ntestnes, in the Liver Kidneys Bowels,
Joints Bones, Railways Rendy Relief taken either inter-
naly applied externally viii I'll few minutes stop pain
and quickly remove its cause.
Price rs and SO Gents per Bottle.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11

BYYNIN BOOKS Church Psalmist and the Psalms;
VAR STYLES q binding. low AS ca be bou.htary
v where, al hING's BOOKSTORE.
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BEAUTY.


Complexion richly tinted with the blood Of health,
With skin pure and fair phriAn marble
Soft ind sWcctas the fTagrUnt
Teeth as sound and white rs aabstcT,
Breath of sweetest fragtancc, and lips Of caraltint
With flowing rnglcts and glossy locks
LlNran rcsses dancing gracefully DER the swan ike
neck,
No dark repulsye spots to mar the pleasing picture,
Or to cast dun shadows DER beauty's master piece.
Radways MeGicafcd Soap.
Composed of the most delicious, and fragrant gems
OF extracts, oils and costly essenccs-
Nfowcrs, roots, trees and oriental plants,
Possessing wOndrous virtues DER skin diseases.
TO the Complexion il inlpGrts Beauty.
BY cleansing the skin rom pll eruptve matter
Makes clean the pores glvas action "a the caparlcs
by whch all poisonous hum0rs ore cecied,-
And healthy scion 10 the skin re,tured
To the teeth it gives wilderness and prevents decay
II makes the skin soh sweet and smooth
Transforms the most repusye and dsfcurcd ylsage,
To a clear and beautiful complexion.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM
Imparts nutrment 20 the hsir-
Makes II strong. glossy rich and luxnriant,
CleanseS the scalp from dandru action 10 tho tIs
fastens the hair upon the scalp and fOIccs Il to GROW
Like guano to barren soil makes iirch and productive.
To dress the hair make II smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful sc.
Radways CrcGssidn Balm Is the ne plus ultrs.'
:g'' Price q cents per bottle.
RAINAf Z co. Practical Chemist
1862 FD'ton-sstrcei, New E.rE
AGENTS.
J. n. STAIlKWEATEIEI&, I. JOHNSON. and 7 nom
iNSON & CO.. Kenosha .t,,-4Y
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BLANKS OF ALL KINDS;
Ball Tickets, Cards, Hand Bills, 6

II Plain c. ored Inks, will be done short notice. and
at reasonable prices.
OtSes East se Main Street, fec doors North Of ths
RHRGis HOUSE,.
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A. N. CHOTsryRURCu
HARRISON & BROTHERS.
.09L& Z1mGl@rya
Racine, = Wisconsin.

Every description Of Books .uq@a.nes, Blank Books,
Music Books, ReiicTs, Newspapers &c. bound at this Es
Enlistment in superior and al fair rates for CASH.
Particular attention paid 10 tho Binding of Music, and
the various Magazines All work executed this Estab-
lishment will be warranted to prove satisfactory.
Those wishing Iboks Magazines bound respectful
ly invited to call as Bindery and examine Work and
Prices JOHN A. HARRISON,
w. c. HARRISON.
Racine May, 18R 3m-lO
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DANGEROUS PRACTICE.

The use Il Mofphiac, *rvc.nn, Aconine n lodonna,
Arnca and other posons oa'y dargroA cruel.
The effect of these poIsons not 10 Ae dscoE. " 10
remove from the system the pGins,
But to dedden t n,rrfS, cGkrr and stop the
energy, to Pargg1a tie tuact Of iRcHcrcOuS sys-
tenn, and 10 destroy sensation.
If this practice s continued for any length Of time, the
patient will not only away, but the brain will become
"A D.
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Nr. Hamilton Wade has presented US with package of
the above article, TO try its virtues in relieving Of a
cold. We have used it, and il has proved successful
1t is agreeable composition to take, pleasant the
,aate hoarhOund candy, and with had speedy
and sau;ury effect. We commend it to the public.
Trice one Dime per Roll; Rolls for Is Cents 81
Der dos Liberal Discount 80 Country Merchants.
ihc Candy is neatly put up with directions foEuse.
handsome engraving Scottish Coat OF Arms and The
written signature Of Hamilton Wade, (propretor Ia
tae outside wrapper 81 Teach Hand package. 4-52
Pb, ealebg =. I!o1tason. and StarAreatAerd Go.
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5 l. O \ MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished so many Extra
ordRGy Cures and gvenSo CaCeral Satisfaction in every
variety aud stage of disease that has 30 censire and
rdpd sue as AcdRS Ointment and COnditiOn FOsnder.
me Ontnent is swiftly 4ceding all other Oinments
and Lnlmcns for the of Fresh Wounds Calls of all
kinds SpralS, BRUISES, Cracked Heels Rngbone, Wind
gals, Po Evil, Caous Spavins, Sweeney, Fistua. Sit
FAST strains LameneSs, Sand Cracks, FoundeTcd Feet
scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse DiScmper.
me C0"dti0n P0lfdsr will remove all Inflammation and
fever purify the blood loosen the skim cleanse the water
aud strengthen every part Of the body and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder, DisCmper Hide Bound, Loss Of Appetite In
ward Strains Yellow Water, Inflammation of the Eyes,
fague from hard exercise also Rheumatism Commonly
called still compaint which proves fatal TO many Valu
able horses IN this country. II is also safe and certain
remedy Tor Coughs and Colds, which generate so many
fatal diseases,
These remedies injure and aays Cure if the Gle
rectOnS followed
For further particulars and multitude OF CERTIFICATES Of
remarkable Cures, get Pamphlets of agents.
w. B. SLOAN,
Depot 30 Lake ST., Chicago M.
For Sale at all the Drug Stores IN THIS citu
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CHILL FEVER.

CHLLs sTortED A FEW MISUTEs--pAIN RELIEVED fr-
sTASTLY.
Railways Ready Relief acts like charm In ali cases Of
Ch and Fever. Ii breaks the chi> NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
up and inyigorates with heath and strength every organ
and secretion of the system
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JOB PRINTING!!

Wehave justadded TO this Establishment, complete
INV Jon OFFIcE and prepared to do Job Print
ing OF oil kinds, in style yEstaoishmcRiwest
of Lake Michipan
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11

IN CHANCERY STATE OF WISCoNSIN-KENOsHA
CIRCUIT COURT
h'l"H' H y. Petition for Divorce
Wentworth \. Van Slyck.
having been proved the satisfaction the Judge Of
the Court. by affidavit Chat defendant shove
entitled cause i nonresident Of he State WiScuusin
and has caused his appearance 70 be catered
the rules Of said CuUTI, Of J. r. JilSn So-
citHv for the Petitioner ordered by the Court that the
said Defendants Wentworth y Van SIyck, plead. answer
denuro the petition filed in This cause TIE r>t dav
Of September, 4. D. lS, aud that notice % the contents
ofthe order b. published in The kenah Telegraph, pa
per printed he ci and county of kenoha and Of
Wisconsin, for SIX weeks within twenty DAYS
from The 2lst day Of May \. d. lc52.
J. Il. JIl.SJ-E, sol. for Pet.
Dated kenoSha, MAY 2lst, 1852. 90
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STATE or WISCDNSlN-kEN OSHA COUNTY
CUT CDURr-iN CHANCERY.
Samuel Iaic and Charles +. Bromley,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11

From General Learned Late Editor Of the " 81. LOu3 4
gacrtcda.
DIR. STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH COUGH CAN
IE
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SICK HEADACHE.

KADWN READY RELIEF WILL sT"P TIE MOST nlsTRss-
SING PAINS IN A FEW MINUTES AID PREVENT
RENEWED ATTACKS.
II viii cleanse and swe4ten the stomach, a-d lie the
poisonous acids Of the syspI
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
Darrhma, Dyscntery,
Bloody FIux, Cholera Mob
Painful Discharges.
II relieves the most pains in few minutcschecks
the most distressing discharges, and
SPEEDILY REMOVES THE CAUSE,
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T.
FURNITURE GOODS,
Table Cloths, Damasks Napkins Counterpanes, Persian.
TowcIings, Persian Printed Table Covers, &C.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Of -Ne,p String Styles.
He will be constantly in the receipt of New Goods during
the season, md will make every effort to his
toners the best Goods at the very LOWEST MARKET
PRICES His stock of
<4=4GGgAggG
unprcccdcntcdly large selected expressly for this
market; among which are .hc various kinds of
Sugars, Wide Brown, LoGt Crushed, dc
1o!aSses, NgruTS, Teas in rari,ty;
RGislaS, SaleratuS, DC.
For the sake of accommodating the Farmers Ae has pr-
chased Il large lot OF
FARMING; TGGIS,
Cradles, Rakcs Scythcs Shoyr. Forks &C. rs we'll as
fine assortment or HARDWARE i. CT TLEIY, for evc.y
body.
The undersigned will guarantee that his prices in all Gu
shall be rs low the quality of Goods can be
purchased for any store in the City just give me CALL
aud see what can be done Next Door South OF the Runas
Horse, MSin Street, kcnosha.
CIAS c. BROWN.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

It-AO "
In Fen SECONDS
WILL STOP THE MOST pIsTREssTSG FANS.
It's effects like ccc.rcits arrests She distres-
sing in few seconds, its soothing ncutrazng and
hclthul influences thrills Through every minute CELL
branc and establishes the secretion OF ever gland
ystem, subduing the eNcrucang TroN sn pain,
and mparng strength and vitality to every orsnn.
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NEUR hLGIA.
Pam Stoned Ins,aE!Ey.

Railways Ready Relief possesses almost miraculous
influence ovcrIhe sharp darling pans Of pain o hits cruol
complaint. In few minutes the painsrcken suferor
the delight sensations of departing pain has
red thousands in the city Of New York hsrs
many of them had been brought RlmOs to deaths door
he effects of the Ready Relief IL 20 stop the pain sW1
ltely strengthen the system, and supply Sac
nerves with energ! ard vitality, the losa U which
) the chief cause Of nervous pEIEs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11

Is the most perfect masterpiece Of mechanism in me uni
verse Every artery muscle, gaent ard bone exhibits
In its formation the wisdom OF he Dciiy Every Joint and
sinew works tremendously with cach other, and upon the
nnlur performance of every function depends The hoalh-
full notion of the whole
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CggANCEasY SALE.

.. 5 ITE,n, Complt's. Sol.
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V A r I E T Y i.
A Beautiful Comparison.

We do no, wonder that leaves and trees
and boughs, have ever been the material
whereof poets have manufactured compar'
ison in imagery. One Of the most beau~
tiful we ever remember to have seen, was
by DR.. Cheever. THAT tree, full leaved
and swelling up into the calm blue sum-
mer air Not breath is stirring, and yet
how 1t waves and rocks in the sunshine.
Its shadows are flung lavishly around it;
birds sit and sing in its branches, and
children seek refuge beneath them. HUI
man affection are the leaves, the foliage
of our being-they catch every breath,
and in the burden and heat of the day,
they make music and motion in a sultry
world. Stripped Of that foliage, how un>
slightly is human nature. Like that same
tree it stands, with shivering arms tossing
despalringly to Heaven-a glorious fut-
tering of life and warmth before an iron
harp for the MINISTRIES of the widest winds
now
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

A HoRsE's FooT-The foot of the ass
is one of the most Ingenious and unex-
ampled species of mechanism in animal
structure. The hoof contains series OF
vertical and thin lamina of horn, so nu-
merous as to amount 10 abou! five hun
dred, and forming complete lining to it.
In this are fitted as many lamine belong
ing to The coffin bone while both sells are
elastic and adherant. The edge of a
quire of paper inserted leaf by leaf into
another will convey sufficient idea of
the arrangement. Thus the weight of
the animal is supported by as many elias
tic springs as there are lamine in all the
feet, amounting to about four thousand /;
distributed in the most secure manner,
since every spring is acted on in an obi
que direction. Such is the continuance
for the safety of an animal destined to
carry greater weights than those of his
own body, and to carry these also under
hazard of heavy shocks.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

BORROWING NEwsPAPERs-Dear rea.
der, let us just say to you that this is a
very bad practice. You wrong the prin
ter and you wrong yourself by the habit,
and besides, and perhaps more Than all,
you wrong your neighbor. You might
as well go and sit at your neighbours table,
and eat of his bread every week as to sit
down regularly to the paper which he
su6scribes and pays for to meet his own
wants and the wants Of his family. We
hoid that no one can feel like a man as
he certainty does not act like one, who
every Week relies upon another's kind
ness for the loan of paper which he
ought to take himself. We shall be most
happy for small consideration, well and
duly paid, to relieve the conscience Of
every such borrower of the awful load
which should press him down at everv
years end when he reflects that he has
been feeding from another's crib
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-25

SINGING.-In infant schools everything
IS taught BY the aid of song, and tins ex-
erclse IS found to be very beneficial to
health. Many instances have occurred
oil weakly children, of two or three years
of age, who could scarcely support them
selves, having become robust and healthy
by this constant exercise of the luno.
These results are perfectly philosophical.
Singing tends to expand the chest. and
thus increases the activity and powers Of
the vital organs.
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Paint your. Roofs.
pLAKE' SPatentP d int o l Artificial ) late for
Dsale in any quantity by
KENDALL RICHARDSON SEQ.

Osale in any quantityby
KENDALL, RICI1ARDSON& Co.
Thevalue ofthisa rite evil be seen by the
following ertihcate from gentleme who have
used and proved itsindurating qualities.
Nix. BLAK E-Dear SRI had a building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory
thereof Of which was covered with your Fire
proof Paint or Artificial Slate. The factory
took fire and duringthe progress o fits destruc-
ton, large numbers o Turning shingl es n 9TH
el combustib ematerials fell upon thisroof {, so
covered and expected every momentt to see il
burstinto flames ,butalter the factory burned
down examine dsaid roofand found LITERALLY
covered with Goals and cinde RS buithe fire had
no mad the least impression upon il. After
thIstest, therecertaiulycan beno doubt asto
its6re- proc fqualities.
Rochester, Sept. ,lS4S. SETH G.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway New York Oct ,4th, 1S4S.
Mr.. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the roo 70 fl he American with your Fire
proofPaint. Wenow find hat it has become
ashard a late and he almos constant re- d
ofthesars,nts( whouse he t op # h e house for
dryin clothes doe nc n feet it n the ca IT.
and Improves ga ! hhatit wa ecommended.
81 TABER & BAGLEY.
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Bleeding at the Lungs,

Should at once resort to Downs ELIXIR. We have
never known an instance of recurrence of Bleedinq
at the Lungs while the patient adhered to the direc-
tons IN the use of this medicine.
Hear ALDERMAN MORTON, of New York CITY:
About one year since had five different attacks of
bleeding or hemorrhage of the lungs, and was much
reduced and confined to my bed for nearly six
months; since then have had without cessation a
severe cough and general debility, trying almost
every medicine of any reputation. few DAYS
since commenced the use of Downs Elixir and
have no hesitation in saying that to my cough and
soreness of lungs it has proved of great benefit and
has been of essential service to me in restoring nv
health.
(Signed,) PETER MORTON.
For Whooping Cough, you should immedi-
ately make use of Downs ELIXIR. IL uiH sdre
hours of hard coughing and restore the patient to
health, MUCH SOONER THAN ANY OTHER KNOWN
REMEDY.
For Group, 1T is AN UNFAILING CURE.
He speak confidently, having never known it fail in
the hundreds of instances in which it has been used
Asthma, 1T ALWAYS RELIEVES, and has
undoubtedly produced more POSITIVE CURES
IN THIS COMPLAINT, than all other medicines
Remember, it has often proved the consumptive's
Observation-Disclosures RELIEF AFTER ALL ELSE
HAD FAILED.
G. w. ATWELL, No. 4, under u States Hotel
Portland, Maine, Wholesale and Retail Agent
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
For sale by A. G.. PAGE, Bath; E. T.
Gatchell and VIM Baker, Brunswick-and by Druggists
and dealers in Medicine generally. Aft
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1t is better to be laughed at than ruined
better to have wife who, like Martial's
Mamurra, cheapens everything, and buys
nothing, than to be impoverished by one
whose vanity will purchase everything.
but whose pride will cheaper nothing.
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P @ r T r Y /.
Angel Charlie.
BY MRS. EMILY C. JUDsoN.


BY MRS EMILY C. JUDsoN.
lie came-a beauteous vision
Then vanished from my sight,
His cherub wings scarce cleaving
The blackness of my night;
My glad ear caught its rustic,
Then sweeping by. he stole
The dcw-drop that his coming
Had cherished in my soul.
o, he had been my solace
When grief my spirit swayed,
And on his fragile being
Had tender hopes been stayed;
Where thought, where feeling fingered,
,. His form was sure to glide,
And in the lone night watches
Twas ever by my side. .
He came, but as the blossom
Its petals close up,
And hides them from the tempest
Within it's sheltering cup,
So he his spirit gathered
Back to its frightened breast,
And passed from carth's grim threshold
TO be the Saviour's guest.
NV boy !-ah, me the sweetness,
The anguish of that word
Ny boy, when in strange nght-dreams
My slumbering soul is stirred,
When music floats around me,
When soft lips touch my brow,
And whisper gentle greetings,
o, tell me, is it thou:
l know but one sweet token
My Charlie is not dead
One golden clue he left me,
And on his track he sped;
Were he some gem of blossom
But fashioned for to-day.
My love would slowly perish
With his dissolving clay.
o, by this deathless yearning
Which is not idly given,
BY the delicious neaTness
My spirit feels to Heaven.
BY dreams that throng my night sleep,
By visions of the day,
By whispers when I'm errins.
By promptings when pray:
/ know this life so cherised,
Which sprang beneath my heart,
Which formed of my own being
So beautiful part
This precious. winsome creature,
My unfedged voiceless dove,
Lifts now a seraph's pinion,
And MARBLES lays of love.
o, would not recall thee,
My glorious angel boy,
Thou needest not my bosom,
Rare bird of life andjoy;
Here dash l down the tear-drops
Still gathering in my eyes.
Blest, o, how blest, in adding
A seraph to the skies.
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BATH STEAM
CORDiGE MANDATORY.

THE above Mandatory during the past season hav-
L ing been completely rehcd with new machinery
including Engine, Tarring Apparatus and Spinning
machnery-comprising all the latest improvements
The proprIetors would invite the attention of ship
owners and dealers Cordage generally, 10 their es-
Enlistment, where may lie found assortment of first
quality Hemp and Manila Cordage, which will be sold
by wholesale retail the Lowest pr-
Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal TO any in the
market furnished short notice and all orders from
THIS or neighboring towns, will be promptly attended
P,ease before purchasing elsewhere.
l41 6. Il J. L. DONNELL.
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JUST received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine
y direct from New Yofk, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such
Ralroad-Empire-Ca Calhoun II Beach-B Usher
Also, Common brands.
Also, Buckwheai flour-Chicago MESS BEEF
New York do do-Bos,on do do-MESS PORK-New
York CHEESE-Boston do. All OF which will be sold
cheap for cash. X. X. SMITH.
Bath. June IS, 1851. Inf
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He will also keep hand Confectionery of the best
quality also articles of diet for the SICK such Arrow
root Irish and Iceland Moss Sage, Tapoca, Groats Dat
Meal Pearl Barley, &c.
WASHING FLUID of superiorquality, by the bottle
gallon.
Personal and strict attention will be given the COM
pounding of Physicians prescriptions.
M Family and Ships Medicine Chests carefully put
up and replenished. J. MATHEWS, NJ. ID.
Bath. Oct. IS, 1850 l9tf
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kennebec and Portland Railroad.
49, 49, - ~
OPEN TO AUGUSTA.
Winter Arrangements,

Commencing December 18th, 1901.
PASSENGER willeave the Station foot oiChes-
nut daily (Sunda excepled) Tor Wesbrook,
Falmouth Cumberland, Yarmouth, Freeport, Bruins
wick, Bath. Bowdoinham Richmond, Gardiner, HALO
well and Augusta, AS iolows:-
LIZ" YAM and II As NJ.
Leave Augusta for Bath, Portland and Boston
ats is and II NJ.
Leave Bath for Porlandund Boston
al 6, 30 A VI, and is
Leave Bath for Augusta ali 80 and 10 NJ
Each train from Bath and Augusta connects al Fort
land W. III the trains from Portland to Bnsion
The IL as NJ train from Poriland tor Bath and Au-
connects with the tram leaving Boston al A. M
Passengers The East arriving in he LIST tram from
Boston, will take the cars of this road at the junction
of the Poranu Saco and Portsmouth railroad al cape
Elizabeth, and proceed directly ON without delay
Freight with passengerca r atlacheu, VIII leave
Portland al so A NJ. Returning will leave Augusta
for Portland al is NJ and Bath for Portland al As
PM. "
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Augusta for Bangor daily al A NJ.
Stages leave Augusta for South Vassalboro, South
China Palermo Liberty Village and Belfast, arrival
of the train leaving Portland al NJ
Stages leave Augusta for North Vassalboro' and Chi
ia OH arrival OF the train leaving Portland al II DO NJ
Al Bath stasescnnnecl with Wiscassel, Damariscot-
ia WalJoboro Thomason. Belfast and Bangor, on ar
rival of each train from, Portland.
Through Tickets arc sold
Betu cen Portland and Bangor at So rs; Portland and
Belfast al SO 50 Portland and China al 81 25.
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern anu
P :. x p. Railroads whereby freight will betranSport-
ed between Stations this road and Boston, al re-
duced rates, and without change of cars al Portland
All orders for freight intended for this road may be
left at No II Merchants, Row, Boston.
JOHN RUSSELL JR Superintendent.
Portland. Dec 25, 1851. 81