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Foreclosure of Mo, tSngc.

WHEREAS, Thomas Chick, formerly Of Eliot,
w in The couriy Of York, aud State Of Maine,
Joiner, now Of South Berwick IN said County,
by his deed. dated June %, 1919, and recorled
on York County Records. book 2o6. pages 40 To
AZ, morgaged 10 u, the undersigned, the follow
Ing described real estate, situate IN raid Eliot VIZ
attract OF land with the buildings thereon, bo,lnd
ch beginning an the highway leading from South
Berwick To Portsmouth, over Sturgeon Creek. nj,
the corner Of land of Samuel Chick. thence run.
ming South a3is East, 4 rods AMI 5 Inks thence
South, ICE West, 35l rUds IA Sturgeon Creek,
'herce by said Greek 10 land Of William Bartlett.
thence by said Bat eti's land, North. 25', East.
~ rots, and North, 2sl', East % rod, and %
u L.. 10 Cedar rosd, thence by said road, North,
6Ss West, IL r'ds and North, i5e, West. l2rd.,
Ia Sturgeon Crrek Rnai. thence South. SJs West,
and nv said lasiIneniioned roud, round 10 the
poin, begun ut, containing forty aces more or
less.
Also. another tract of land. bounded: beginning
on the highway aforesaid. at the corner of land Of
John Shapleigh, thence running by sald highway.
North. iwen,y-rnc degrees, East 81 rds and 10
links, Ia land al Luis Shapeigh, thence by her
land. South, Sc, Wet. IS rods and twelve links
and North, s6lS, West, - rods, 10 land of Asa
Allen, thence South, IL, West, CO rods, ioa red
oak tree on land OF J Shapleiyh. thence by his
land, North, Cos, East, % rods an ten links, to
the place begun nj. containing ten acres, more or
les, with all the buildings thereon.
Also another tract OF land, bounded by said
drst mentioned highway, westerly, aud Souiherly
by land Of William Bartlett, easicriy by land Of
Joseph Gould, and Noriberly by land OF Samuel
Sbapleigh, containing ten scrcs, more or less.
Also another tract Of land on Tidey's Point. so
called and bounded by Sturgeon Greek, Berwick
River, land OF William Mason and George Sta.
cy, conialniny twenty six acres, more or less.
Also, a lot OF woodland on the Rocky Hill, so
called, bounded by land Of Oliver CLARK. George
Harmon, Daniel Bartlett. George Stacy, and
james Shapleirh, Jr. containing Eve scrrs. more
or less. Also another tract OF land on said Rocky
HUI, boun led b. land of George Raiu, William
and John morrill,, and James Shsplcigh Jr, con.
tanning live acre, more or less. Now we hereby
give notice, that the coalition of said mortgage
deed has been brokcn, aud that hy reason where.
o. We claim foreclosure Of the same. Dated
nj South Berwick. Nav I. 1855
THEODORE + JEWETT,
3wis WILLIAM d. JEwETT.
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FOR SALE.

A YOUNG HORSE, 5yrsr- old, perfectly kind,
~ will bake TO Harness. Als.,, Wagon, been
run q shotii Inquire vi this othce.
May 1, 1856 isu
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Pirr Insurance Agency.

nItn .as-err gu take Insurance ri-As IN Tie eno. k
eompanls. ns~xd girs INSURANCE Company, no
N Ma, Lsspl Trsicrs sni MShanics Mutual fre IN
surapce cumpssy AMI m hs orsdts insar.nce ct-ny'
NEE are ths e<st stcck. AMI ths hst Mutual insof
snes coapAnlss dsiAs easis = n M, , ,'S.rlX
HAassbra. July i,sh, iss< s-r
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y truly. IONA r. CniLDs.
Elitor Clieeprs Tasg,sPh.

Chcopec, Mass, Ftb 20 IsOI WI
AoESr. j Sawyer, :. ) Lord. B,dleiOrd !;
T. Iiil nan, J. q ROlus, SacO; A. Warren, Ken
nebuukr J. COuSins, A. ). I.ulues, Kennebuns
port: w Liillcield, Wells Sayward &c Wcbbrr.
Alfred; J. Merrill. Springyalr; q. II. Suow, n.
Berwick; J. q. Thompson, ). Berwick; IA. A..
Pike, Cornish; g. Gilman, Buxton, J. Brackett,
w Parsonsfeld; J. Brackeit, l.. ParsOnsheld.
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Freedom, Notice.

ruNHls /. TO cr,illy ihst this day eise 10 IN,
Il sou Cha les Yonag has time 10 act ior himself
therefor, shall claim none OF has earnings, nor pa
any dsb,s Of hrs contracting ahrr this day
III.
r. DANIEL X YOUNG.
wa,erboro' April 70. ISIS. 3w2i
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LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late act OF Congress, for
" all who have served II days In the military
or marine service Of the United States, since 1870,
by EMERY & L0RlNG.
Saco, March s, 1855.
NIB All for whom we have obtained 30 aero
warrants, are entitled Ia 100 acres more, and we
have the necessary proofs and papers IN our pos.
session. III l.. & l..
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Memoir of Martha Whiting.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Il aS,r 4 ESSQN-

THE TEACHERS LAST LESSON,
MEMOIR or MARTHA WHITING, late Of the
Chariestown Female neutrality-suspicious. chiefly ~
Extracts from her Journal. interpreted with remnls-
cences and Suggestive Reflections. ny CArHARSs n.
BADGER, an Associate Teacher. Wltha Portrait, and
an Engraving 81 the Seminary. l2mo.. cloth. 81.
The srbiect Of this memoir was, for quarter ola GEN.
ury at the head OF one Of the most celebrated female
semlnares In the country. During that period she eiu
Gated more than three thousand young ladies. She was
kindred spirit Mary Lyon, the celebrated founder OF
Mt. IIoyoke Seminary, with whom for strength ofchar-
acer eminent pety. devotion IN her calling and extra
ordinary therein she well deserves 10 he ranked
Copies sent by mall postage ss, to persons RENTING
the price ofthe hook
Published by GOULD & 'LINCOLN,
so Washington Sc, BOSTON.
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U. s. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims !!

4 RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS. SOLDIERS, BOTH
n Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors Marines, fotlla-
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters Transfers, Indians,
and all persons who may have served fourteen days Ia
any 81 tho Wars II the United States since the year $780,
the law Of 1855 gives each ~ you who have net heretofore
received Warrant for Land, One Hundred and SIXTY
Acres And To all who have received Bounty Land,
enough more 90 make One llundr.i AMI Sixty Acres
his Widow, or n no widow, the minor Child or Children
are entitled to the Bounty.
Ne are prepared 70 promptly prosecute all ciaiAs
for Land, and lriH supply Justices Of Peace County
clerks, Commandments oC Detds, NOtni,s Pgbiie,
Lawyers, and al others, ,rih hs necessary iHsirue-
hons, and blank forms, free Of cost, application,
By mail or OthsrWise.
When desired, will sell he Warrant at the market
price, and remit check Coz process.
Mr. conn * co.,
- William STREET, New-YOrk.
REFEREScEs-Bank of the q mmonweaith, New-Yotk.
Ohio Life Trust Company, New York.
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Burning Fluid.

CAMPnENE, and pII0sGENE GAS. Fresh 'urpv
" Just received. and for sale byi
u-3s u. IL. MITOHbbb
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STATE OF MAINE.

Work =. A, the Municipal Court Of the
city BiddefOrd, in the County Of York,
holden q Municipal Court R"om, N said Bid.
deinni, he seventh day Of May, A. ID 1856, 10y
Edward Bourne. Jr, Judge oG said court,
William u A. W Todd versus jeremiah Per.
kins, otherwise called Jeremiah Perkins Jr, IN q
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, an
The day ol the purchase Of this writ, being IN.
delIied To ihc plaintiff in the sum OF twenty sey
en- dollars, accounting 10 the account annexed, then
aud there, Ia consideration thereof, promised The
plaintiff Ia pay him the same sum on demand
yet. though often requested thereto, said defend.
AMI has MOI paid said sum To the plalnilii, but u Z
Iects aud refuses 10 do, a. the damage vi the
said Plaintiff, las he says,) the sum VI fifty dol
lars.
Writ dated April illh, 1855. And i being
made TO appear 10 the Ju ige 81 said cOuu
that property of said defendant has bOen attached,
,n said writ, ahd that the defendant, being ont at
the State. has ha no notice Oi the said action,
Il u iherupun ordered by the said Judge that tie
said Dclcu an BE- notified Of the pendcncy III Thu
action b. Publishing an abstract Of the writ, To-.
geiher with the order u the cOur thereon, in tie
Union aud Eastern JUuma, newspaper puhllsli.
ed at BIddgiOrd aforesaid, tire, mOnilis success
lively, the lss rublc elton Ia be prior 10 the thiJ
Monday n August. A. ID 1855,
a TUE distract of said writ aud copy of the or.
Attest !DwARD E BOURNE, jr, Judge.
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Musical Instruction.

VNHE subscriber Will co0linue to give lcssons
l. Oh the Pisnoforv, Meloi~oo, &c, during
the pcrcni season. io al who may desire his ser.
ri,r> Is A. r. DAVIS M Central Block
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Building For Sale.
NOTICE.

Whereas, IN, wife Hannah p. Moore, has lrft
my tel snd board without n cuuse or prvucsiiou,
ani lOrb.d all persons trusting or harboring bet
ou my Account, after ih,. date.
GEORGE w. MOORE.
May :. 1855. 3wi9
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CARY's PATENT
Factory and Village Fire Engine.

Suitable for every purpose for which suction and force
pr mp Is required. For sale at No. 3 NrrrSan ts
raw, roston. One II these pumps may be as
above raising water thirty feet through pipe forcing
through hose.
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v. q. PALMER.
AMERICAN NEWSPAP Err AGENT.
.oo,, 80, 49,, n,.,, ,n,..-o. ,,o.-o.,

rr To Public Institutions, Reading Rooms, Clubs &c,
aswel as tn Indlyduasths Agency presents convenient
and safe ~ subscribing Coz, advertising In any
number of the best Newspapers OF the country Remit
tances may he sent by mall with that al orders
viii be faithfully attended, 10,
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c A N NJ A NJ g. CIR a N &c r
-srccEssoKs 10
GEORGE I GOODW

ullE Subscribers having hOught the stock Of Hard
0sis, % q. l. GOop~IS, viii carry on the bus
iness at the oil sta usual We shall keep hani,
al the argcss oommonly oani In HARDWARE stores, TO
rcther win Steel AMI irOn. Also, BrHSSG fLrip, Can
ruESs. LAsp OIL, AMI PAiSrs OtLs. fair share
a.. n sCANMAN a GRANGER
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NOTICE.

HEREBY eauti,n al persOns ron purchasing note
sigped by and Jehl IlaSer, payable toJoshus c.
nairhsLlsr. OF ORDER dated shsph Aus 3ri 1888, fr
afy aOllNs on isminl a. tbs ey &c ssid bo,e vas
given has bseu pAld. AiiiRA III. BAKER.
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THE northerly ienemeni In the house. occupiss
i 10 part BY o. r D~,ih'oa sPnnss Leland; y
MT odd 81 private sale before the tirst ol Jni!
next, II Will be sol at auction. Tenns llb..St
Ap Ly 10 EASTMAN &c LoRlNJ'
MAY n. 1855 t2l
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ELECTRICITY,

DAVlS PATENT MAGNETIC ELECTRIC
~ MACHINE, new aud supple machine for
application Of electricity 10 any par Of III, body
For salc by T. GILMAN,
5llf Factory Island.
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RlnpsroEn. Anil 8, Is

MEssRs SHAW x CLARK Permit me to IN.
form you that the obstinate cough siih when !
have been afflicted for the last few months, has
been entirely cured hy De- Burr, igh S,nar''s Cough
Medicine | think Il cannot he too highly rec
ON nended, as sincerely believe that Il is un.
eluallrd by any other cough medicine IN use, Of
which have any knowledge, having tired many
other kInds without receiving any benefit frOm
them Ny health II now better than II has been
for many months past.
WILLIAM BURNHhM.
Mr. BuInhafn has long bssa known As NO Thy
citizen OF Thu. place, where he y EMPLOYED AZ IN
oyersesr In the Foundry Vt the Water Power Com
pany. Sich testimony as his speaks volumes In
praise OF the medicine. ulO
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DOCTOR DEANS
PILLS.

NEURALGIA Is disease Immediately attacking the
brain and nervous system the source Of all sensation and
notion and to he distinguished ron rheumatism, that
being seatei upon the muscular portions Of the body -
Indeed Neuralgia may be called the rhsumatism Of
hs ntrrts.
this class OF diseases IL often caused by derange-
ment % the stomach and liver, these pills espccia
calculated 20 remove the original of the complaints
They operae by removing Instructions from the stomach
bowels AMI liver by exciting their functional powers with
out dehlta ing and by sending the vital fluids To the
extrsmitirs OF the arteries and nerves.
Having been practising physician for over hy years,
and been favoraby known the author % Deans vege
table Rheumatic Pills. that have stool the test of time
and experience for than three quarters Of that peri
OIL put these pills into the Market with the assurance
Of favorable receipt N, AMI TIA, the public will hail
them another blessing conferred upon suffering hu.
manlty.
Orders addressed to the Agents, MAYNARD MOVES,
Merchants Row, Boston, will be promptly answered
For sale also by all the principal Wholesale Druggists
In the cities, and retail by Apothecares and Dealers
IN Medicines throughout the United States and the british
Provinces.
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Corn, Flour, Pork and Lard.

IusT received and for sale,
d Is BARRELS Hiram Smith flour
Harmon Double Exira.
20 Spring Water double extra.
100 Reund Hop OhIo
10 liorace Y. Smith
100 Ohio EstA.
70 Casada. =.
Is Mess rst.
sNoo, Arrsl 9Th, lsSs
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ROUNTY LAND.

A IL person. entitled to Land Warrants under
"A the new law. passed March 81, 1855, can
have the .ane obtained for them Coz s3,acl. by
calling on the subscribers. J. 81 J. TUCK.
Biddefor,I, March ~, 1855. II
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,
BIpoEFoRD, Me-, v. s. A

Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors.
and retpiled by all the principal Druggists aud
Apo,hecares throughout the United States aud
GunalaS lsisU
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Diseases Of the Trim Organs
IoAN q HILL, ~. O.,

No. IS winisr street. 'n'"'
VITA general prsciice. siye-.rceisl si,sniIo
10 DISEASES OF riIE URINARY OR
c.rs ami ~ uOtRlD CONDITIONS Ot'
.TnE RspRoDUCrlvE FUNCTIONS. Office
hour. until 10 An, u 10 2, 3 90, 7,ovrch
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LINENS, DAMAsKs,

v|hh0D @0D@So
lust received, and now opening, a enc as.
COVERS, NAPKINS, DoYLlEs, &c Al.o
PLANNELS aad COTr0NS. . widths, with a
great variety u WHITE GOODS, adapted TO
ilc spring Trade, by T. II q. HOOPER,
- No. ., iloopcr's Brick Block, Liberty st.
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IN ORDERING rIcKETs on CERTIFICATES


wish purchase, of which
ma together with the official schrma carefully sealed
ordinary envelope and the day the
ward The ocal dnwing ceruhed ny the commissioner, with
written explanation of the result OF the purchase Please
pan and vo the name Of your ofice
and State All prizes Will be paid by drafts thc cies
purchassn may direct
the State commissioner IN tbe following In Baltimore,
viz "CItpper "Pnlriol,n Aerican,
the nleIgencer Unon,, Washnglon D.
lotteries public and carried the
scrupuous faith Rcgn and being authorized by and under
surveillance Of Satc whose appointed officer
drawings Of tho afford sufficient guarantee
public or the fairness with which they drawn
The responsibility Of the and the
Of the State o the Of all prizes, viii insure tho
continued and Of all who feel disposed
bark in these cntevprises
The briancy sEuicencc scheme,
tsennaly that draw lottery Of this maEniudes
should the least desire speculate
mai nsked tickets and certificates
packages chance OF obtaining of these magnificent
prizes "a s 4
addressing the undersigned confidently rely
having their orders promptly ned and tho srciest conhdencu OBJ
served. 4 fs 3 8s y Fl "a Il
Maryland lotteries drawn daily which always have
S4 $500 Halves quarters proportion The prizes
the tickets f5ts 3saFS XXI gssss9 sss5 gsS
containing all tho scbemes of the Maryland lotteries
will be sent to one by addressing the undersigned
Address orders to FIX Brennan.
No. Calvert street, baltimore, Maryland,
OctA-dt23dNOv
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r'-'s between w..lA'.xss. and whsslaE bai ia
Through Tickets and nsxs.xe checks 10 he had i'm
HE Baltimore Ohio Railroad haviag greatly improved lis
western offers the fullest
the Northwest, souhwsst. 1 77 TI HI - 80
TIE sonasSon ss,wesa the train. from Washington and s
Washington Junction a,ely the Relay House,)
s
Wheeling hs Washington station
hroagh tickets for points beyond. The connecting
Washington daily at aud *, Sundays
s s% w
@ SssI wsss.na ,oush Cambridge zasssyile and NsSak
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for Sandusky, Toledo Detroit,
railroad trains eonnec, with tho fa., trains
q g ne La,ls nia. railroad 10 xssa ciNclNsATl LOUIS
.hs through Dayton 70 T.
aa,s Lalaye,,s nbeaso Rock Island y Louis. &C.
Natchez New Orleans are aso sold q waahinscn
Tickets for Evansville. Cairo, and ST, Louix sod by
FOR CLEVELAND, Toledo, Detroit CbI
&C, tickets sold when Oho nsyisabe
Wheeling and wslssIe ory mies where sconnsrion win
Travellers that while this only
hor,est speedy and dec, nearly all leading
the West The distance from, Washington Cincinnati
route 7-77'T HI n ~, -
by through ticket from Washington TO wheeling 50
Columbus gig Dayton, SIS so Cincinnati, slss Loasvie
S u s oao sn s c s e
Chicago so Gs and s9 90 ST. Louis saS 50 and &5 Memphs
Frederick Ferry, Main.eurg Berkeley Springs
Camhsrland Bedford sDrS Piedmont, Oakland and
minor stations between Baltimore Wheeling
Baltimore, Annapolis &c. special ad
further information, through tickets &C., apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dT Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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~ by a. GREEN, Auosioneer.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
i q
"; m .ss
.s,
"sn's I thereon, viz "a .,.. 4,a .,.,u.,n.
sans % :, point
feet and hn inches south Of The north
% r. az '
hoa"a %
feet nchss and q isch and
o and 10 one hundred es, e ,hs ln, Of nesng
half g ea ~ sqaaIs feet ~, ,,a,,,
S recently and pa y hs ,n ss g
vher aciive busines Is one II he best oca,ons 10 city Sit
usisd on sevsni ses, Pennryvana
Of the aud immediately between
The principal hotels and @ sy pcs. Office ,, he YEN
potion q hs n,sss.sI Sass build
asn. ,uas coal cellar and furnace The . tee
upon is aoo j. an apsesaate hrspoof vau
s%s @ ). soa With de Tie
fourth stories contain vs rooms each Conveniently 20,
going through any In the upper OF The hoe
s 9s o,s @
has received ren M Of more Than ens a. dollars % per anm
sasa Sss sess a.
due /" equal as.alasn Twelve eighteen.
eng to payments: All 70 e
the parchasei Tho title l. believed 70 be perse.
acting only uusteeswe sI only such
II the Of sale not complied with
ereaAcr shall resell The property amer
publication, the and risk Of the first purchaser
On nsxt day, tFriasy) st 10 o'clock. n. M. Mt
places by virtue Of tho decd Of trust aotcad we shall
sell the furniture and other personal property eeongng 70 fd h
costx of snd complete set Of banking utensils
as dcsks, tabtes, &C.
Also csyuets maps, and other things.
Terms property All OF thnp l5 cash
Of ss Or more sky days, upon satisfactorily
]. A. ENGLISH,
Es491ts35 Ht s.S VIM. EAYNE,
Trustees Of Seaen Witners h Co.
OciA-d At ISL A. GREEN Aucfione.r.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

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Distant suhsefsss aoaey by poasy
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washington Aqueduct.
ornoE or THE WASHINGTON AZ

WAsHNaToH AquRpuoT,
Washiugton March 4 1855.
PROPOSALS brick masonry,
dams, tunnels, ard Washington agneduct
Proposals The May will be opened of
that day.
specifications the work will be ready for
animation aud after the 10Th day Of April
of
byidgcs, il. plans specifications.
Of The ba completed under the
present preparation unfinished VIII
by Congress The
right the
under and
shall Stopped unit funds berome avai'abe
entire particular work for 81
viii ~ IN the i
epsneer the work has been properly executed has
will be made checks the Unicd Satet
will a iiion of MI that work
men paid monthly. and in specie
An bids should sealed, and endorsed rroposais for work
the Washington Aqucductn
the right all The bids
be deemed advantageous make such
considered conducive progress
Every offer stbe accompanied by written signed hy
responsible e effect thai 10 under
bidder his their bd accrp;ed
ob'aaion within days. with good and sufficient
certificate Of United district
Uneh district officer OF
individual known tho Engineer De-
OF War; that the able make good their
opened presence bidders, if any of
H. c. MgIGs,
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare 10 California.

- United States mail steamships leave New York
<<ga& for Aspnwai the 5h and Goth OF each month,
&N connecting with mail steamers from Panama 70 San
senmsh been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, md guaranty speed aad safety. Hs
The railroad 47 miles ong completed from ocean
10 oce aud crossed The baggage OF
Fraucisc0
embarked Panama by at the
The York all Of the Trip
Reserve kept port New York. Papnma and
Francsco detention in of accident, that
the IL entirely ysiohs. I'LL .
Passengers Panama the day they arrive at Aspn
wall F UsH t#.
Conductors go through by each and take charge OF
children without other protectors. M
apply at the III
West street, New York, to l. w. RAYMOND.
E--dG !. = 7 .
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sd. Joseph,s Academy for YOUNG ladies,

wear EHe'nHtS0TY, FTfdTch SVHWJt l"".
OF studies this institution The
i Thursday June The
board and tuition 45o payable
There charges drawing paint
Spanish ltainn German, and Latn Tho terms
for the primary department. composed OF pupils under nine years o.
age sl0O payable half yearly In advsncr
OF inquiry should addressed the MOTHER sUfE-
RIOR Of Josephs Academy Emmsbug, Frederick county,
Maryland. ,ts
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