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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

In these days OF medical imposition, when men
assume TO be physicians without any knowledge oi
medicine whatever, persons cannot DC 700 careiuI
10 whom they apply, before ut least making some
Inquiry. and especially In relation TO those who
make the greatest prsfsnsions. Advertising physi.
Clans In nine cases out OF ten. are imposfo,sl ana
yertisements, without making inqaUy, ten TO one
you will be imposed upon. DIR NJ. will send irse.
by enclosing one stamp rs above, pamphlet ON
Diseases or VOME.y, and on Pirate and cAron-
&c Maiadss generally also circulars giving null In.
formation, vita hs most undoabf,d rcftrsnets and
tssiimoaiais, without which, no advertising physi.
clan, or medicine OF this Kind Is deserving OF ANY
CONFIDENCE WHITEYER.
DIR. Mattison IL the only educated physician In
Providence n not In New England. who sdyertlses.
making speciality OF Private Diseases and b
furnishes the very best references and testimonials
both OF his honesty and his .t,H. there ARE any
Others LET TIL Ell do THE SAME.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO-; write
your address piainiy and direct 10 DIR. III. N. MAI,
TIsos, rs above. lyrU
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
MINER ARR An Z NJ Il N T!!

The splendid new sea-golng Steam
k ers Forest City. lewiston, and
<tN% Msnirea.,,, will until further no.
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, ut Q
o'clock p. NJ, and Central Wharf, Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
T,re-In Cabin, sI.2j. On Deck, $780,
Nh. Each boat Is furnished with large number
of State Rooms for the accommodation OF ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving OF time and expense
will be made. and that the Inconvenience OF arri-
yingin Boston at late hours Of the night will be
avoided.
The boats arrive in season for passengers TO take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person
al unless notice Is given and paid for ut the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
II Freight taken rs usual;
Portland. Nay rs, 1850. ar
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Dyspepsia Remedy!
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
Aromatic InyigOrating Spirit.


Aromatic InyigOrating Spirit.
TAI, n,deia, has been used ~ ths pgbie for years,
tr,tA increasing IarOr. IT'S recommended 10 csre
Dyspspsfa. Nervousness, Heart-Barn, Cohe
Pafas, UiRd an he StOtcdcA, or Pans ~
tAs BOrsts, H,adaeAs; DrSr',as"'
KidRsy Complaints, Loo spirits,
Dsiiriam TrsmSH,, intsm-
II stimulates exhlarates inyigorates but Will not
intOxicate or stupey.
ASA MEDICINE, II Is quick and efiectual. curing
a all cases OF Dyspepsia. kidney ana o'hef 0Oln'
plants OF stomach and Bowels, -,
A wine glass full will remove dropping spirits
and restore weakly, nervous aud siekly TO health
Shattered constitutions, and those subject 70 ne
RriaR TrsasHs, through the two Iree use OF Liquors
&c, will Immediately feel the happy eueets VI
"LaIn's lnyigOating Spirit" III,
DOSE-One VINE glass null when Will
remove Had Spirits, heartburn, lndi-
Eesti0n, create an appetite, cure Dys-
pepsia and Collie, remove flatulenee.-
kidney, Bladder or Urinary Obstruc-
tions will be relieved by n dose or two,
and an sffeetual cure by the use Of a few
bottles.
A dose will give instant relief to the
most violent Headache, Nausea or Dad
Feelings, through excuses. ~
Ladies' OF weak and sckly constitutions VIII hnd
n dose occasionally will return TO them heal'h anu
During pregnancy, It is most eflcaelOus In remov'
ing disasreeable sensations internally, anu in
valuable In regulating generally tho menstrual
6eneral Depot, IS Water Street, MY.
Agents in Boston-GeO. q Goodwin 4 Co., VI. 3.
Burr a Co, Weeks Potter.
For sale in Biddeford by VIM, Z. Dyer, "A. saw
yer. h. q. Stevens, q. H. Carlton.
For sale In Saeo by 5. f. shaw, s. D. Mitchell IA
W. smith. yo
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NOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS.

7 will send yoa1 valuable recipes, via, Slosns
III HORSE OintmentI how 10 tame the widest hors-
% how 10 cure the Cholie. FOUNDER, Staxyers,
Rlngbone aud SPAWN OF Bots-hr Al, or any
oae OF them ior 20 cts Marraatei 70 give satisas-
Address,
sma5 rs GORDON, RO1bary, Mas.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you SICK, feebls. and
eomllaluingi Are you out u
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings UNI
eolnlOstaLls. Tssss symp-
tom. are oftsn the prelude 10
serious Illness. some &c q
sicknsss u ervsplng upon you,
and should be sVsfted BY q
timely 1ss q the right rem.
ely. Take Ayers ihls and
cleanse out the dlsorlsrei hu.
mOTs purify the biooi, and
h, the iluiis move on unob-
struete,l la health again.
They stimulate tho faneuons
Of the body into vigorous ac-
ti,ity, purify the System ffOsn
lie ol,sifuctiOns which make
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bottles have been soii in eighteen months w,iAosi
single failure when taken directed, and without
up In bottles OF three different strengths with full
directions for using and sent by express, closely
sealed, TO all parts of the country. PklCES-fun
Strength ti0j Half Strength, g, Quarter Strength,
signed expressly for OBSTINATE CASES. In which all
other remedies OF the Kind have been tried IN vain.
~ Beware Of limitations None warranted
unless purchased directly OF Dr. NJ or Of his Office.
ediAl Institute for Special Diseases, NO. 70 Union
Street, Providence, X l.
This specially embraces ell diseases OF Private
nature, both Of MEN and WOMEN. Consultations
by letter or otherwise are siefiy eordsnfiai, and
medicines will be sent by Express. secure nom OBJ
seryaton TO all parts Of the country. Also accom-
modatons for patients from abroad, wishing ior
secure and quiet Retreat and good care, until 70.
stored To health.
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Fire Insurance.

nIIE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
L orths York County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
panV of South Berwick Me-, Is prepared to receive
every description. at the usual rates. Said compa
ny la, now at risk In said State, s5OO0OOO Of poop
erty on which are deposited premium notes 10 the
amount of s3OOODO with which 10 meet losses. Loss
es are literally adjusted and promptly paid: The
risks taken by said company are d yded follows
list class, Farmers Property I'd class, Village
Dwelling Houses and cOntents ID class, safe kinds
Of mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays for its own losses: ,,,,,
For information, terms &C., apply to RUFUS
SMALL Agent and Collector Of Assessments,
City building, Biddeford, Maine i6u
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.
SPRING ANGENd'NT

The splendid and fast Steamships
Chesa peake, CART. SYDNEY Gao
1NNwELL, and Patap sco. CAPT. 4. T.
6kkkkk31vAiLL, will until hrther notice run
rs followsi
rY- Leaves Browns Wharf, Portland, EVERY
WEbNEsDlY and SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock 7. NJ.
and leave Pier " North River. New York, EVERY
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at , O'Clock p. NJ.
The vessels are fitted up with fne accommoda-
lions for passengers making this the most speedy,
SAFE and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, $50, including meals and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line 10 and ffoln Mon
treal, Quebec, bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and st. John. They also connect at New York with
Steamers for Baltimore, Savannah and Washing.
ton.
the boat before AP. N. on the day that she leaves
Portland.
EMERY a FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
n. CRoMwRLL& Co, Pier Il, North RIVER NY
May 18th, 1850. 4sh
II The steamer that leaves New York Wed:
nesday. and Portland Saturday, has discontinued
her trips for the present, thus leaving but one
steamer on the route. Duo notice will DO given
when she resumes her place.
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Milling.

THE subscribers have erected at the corner
i of Main and Lincoln streets. Biddeford,
6rst class STEAM GRISr-MILL, and placed
therein the necessary machinery for grinding
grain of all descriptions. The mill has three
run OF stones (3urr) and oil the machinery ne
cessary 20 do Custom work. Farmers, mer-
chants and others, having grain for milling.
may depend upon having the work done In the
JOEL ROBERTS,
JOTHAM PERKINS.
Diddeford, June II. 1861. 2'u
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For Sale.
SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS

Charles Holman, VI. d., T. s., Professor OF dis
eases OF the genital organs In the fremont Medical
Institute, has Mt large expense to the institute
published a work ON the treatment OF all private
diseases of the male and female genital organs, nj.
so a treatise on the result OF Onanism, Masturba-
ton, Sexual Debility, Involuntary Nocturnal lms,
sions Sperinat orrhea, &C., causing lmpOtency anu
Mental and Physical Debility.
Ladies being troubled with painful or entirely
suppressed Inenstruation. would learn something
by sending for book. Enclose two red stamps TO
Directt TO Dr. HOfMANN, care OF Box 1855, Dos
ton. Mass. lyri2
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POLITICAL KIND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The Great Indian Remedy,
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MATTlSONS INDIAN RMENAG0GUB

This celebrated Female Medicine.
possessing virtues unknown OF any.
thing else OF the kind, and proving
efiectual amer all others have failed,
10 prepared IRON IN Indian plant
used by the natives for the same pur
pose from time immemorial, and now
Tor the FIRST time offered 10 Tho pubd
lie. IL II designed for both marie
s.d sirgis ladies, and 10 the very best
thing known for the purpose, ~ u
will bring on the monfhiy siehnss. In
cases OF obstruction, after all other
remedies OF the kind have been tried
In vain. This may seem incredible
but . cure Is guaranteed = az CO.. CO..
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Piscataqua Mutual
FIRE 81 MARINE
INSURANCE CO.,

STOCK DEPARTMENT
Authorized Capital, $J0Wo Oc
Capital subscribed and secured, 2j3,it57 "a
The business OF the Company at present confined
10 Fire and Inland Navigation risks.
This company having completed Its organization
Is now prepared 10 issue policies on Inland Nayi-
CATION risks also, against loss and damage by fire
Inland Insurance ON Goods 10 all parts OF the
country. Fire Insurance on Dwellings, Furniture
Warehouses, Public buildings, Mills. Manufacto-
ries, Stores, Merchandise, Chips In port or while
building and other property, on as favorable terms
as the nature OF the risk will admit.
Five year Policies issued on dwellings from ! 70
"A per cent for years. costing only from 20 10 b
cents per year on 800 Insured. All premiums pre-
paid In money, and no assessments made on the as
sured. Losses paid with promptness. The Compa
OF its losses to secure continuance Of the public
conHdenea.
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PAMPHLETS and TOWN REPORTS
Printed ut the Union and Journal Oliice, Liberty
st., Blddoford, Me.
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TO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS.

TO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS.
ME undersigned, Commissioner for the sale OF
| liquors In Massachusetts,, Is nos allowed by law
70 sell 10 authorized Agents Of Cities aud Towns In
all the New England states.
have on hand o large assortment OF
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Which are all analyled by u estate Assayer," ac-
cordlng TO law, and
Certified By him 10 be Pure.
and suitable for Medicinal. Mechanical and Chem.
ical purposes Agents may lie assured Of obtain
ing Liquors (of GUARANTEED PuRirr) nj as low cash
prices as they can be had elsewhere.
A certificate Of appointment rs Agent must be
forwarded.
EDWARD y. PORTER, Commissioner.
% Custom House st., Boston.
Boston, March 9th, 1861. IL
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POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
For Concerts. Theatres, Balls. Festivals &C., print
ed at the Union and Journal 0gice.
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Dyssntery, piarrh@a, Relax, Worms.

Your pills have Lad long trial n my practice, and
hoil them In % the bsst aIcTicnts have
ever found. Their Alternative eject uo1 the liver makes
them excellent remedy, whvn given la small doses for
bl.Ons slySenisry anil dEnThaa Their sngar.cuaing
makes them S,Iy accvptaLs Ani eon'vHivnt r the
Of vOtasn and children.
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USE THE BEST!'
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATION.

The Regeneration 10 put up In two sims, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles. and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much tho
cheapest.
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nnIou. p,.ord.r.-Liv,r Complaints

PROM Dr. Teofor BsH, ~ Nsv iort Ciy
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 their purs
rn- A. an sperient hut rnd their effects uTcu
tho Liver very market indeed They have In my prac-
tIcc proved more seciual Cor tho Of bOss
JLaiRs than any Ohs remedy hcnton. sincerely
I,oleo that We have at Ir1th pargatiye which
thy tie sonhlsneo Of the profession and the p.ople.
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A. q Family Physic.

De,a ilRo AIR; cannot answer you 'shai complaints
have cared with your Pulls better than 10 say all at e
ever tre EifA pargltrs NeeRs. place great depen-
dene on an enectual cahsrtc In my daily contest with
disease and believing % 10 that your Pulls astd US the
lest We have, Of course valve them highly.
Pirrsnu,d. Pa, May !, lsSS.
DR J. @. ArER- Sir; have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst Lsaeis any body can have by dos- two
OF your Pills. 10 10 arise ffOm oal stomach,
which they cleanse Al once. -
Yours With great respect, I'D: w. PREnLh,
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W A letter from 81 Petersburg msntjons that
large squadron was being fitted out for the r ma
sian colonies In the Pacific, and that there had
Just been launched fine new frigate OF ok on
the model OF the Grand Admiral which ~
"ebo OF New York built for the Russian {; oyern
5nent few years ago. The vessel is called the
Dimiti Donskol ~
W Mt. James Davis, of Providence, Is running
oAolis nment sixteen hours per day to iii a
tsIge contract for army buf-leather for soldiers,
I'll; he Is turning out from 81 ECO TO 81 500
wonn OF army leather per week besides his usual
Ut The secessionists have plundered two farm,
"a missouri belonging TO Hon James A Rollins
cnlon uemoer u Congress from that State They
The land 'u"S JUL
UTThe Mayor OF Mayenhe, France. bs, IL.
sued an order prohibiting the baker Of the town
rom ma king bread OF American nour, notwith-
sanding the opinion Of the nemists that the four
wac Pure and OF good quality.
, IL Archbishop McHale, In a letter 10 Lord
faIme'ston directs attention 10 the failure of tie
produce crop In Ireland. and calls for The sdon
Ton Of prompt precautionary measures.
LJ"Pray, Miss Z - said a gentleman the
other evening, "why are ladies 30 fond of OIL
ce,s'" "How stupid 80 replied she, s.Is II not
aatnfal that lady should like good Offer, s,,Yn
" An old man named Aaron wier, who un-
oefook TO give expression TO secession sentiments
IN Blairsville, Pa the other day was seized by a
lot OF "roughs" and ridden ON a rail.
ID Nashville paper of the leth uIt.. an
aounees the death Of Sam Houston on the stb' in
p The Sis, of November is made Thanks.
giving Day in Msine
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THE EVENING STAR.
fInrrn Abby


Prepare beds and aud borders for dubious
roots.
Propagste psnsies by layers. Tie up Crhys-
antheRums and tuberoses. Clear away the
stems or haulm Of any decsyed annual or her
bsceous plants. About the LIST Of October SOW
the seeds Of Dsiphtni"D agaas fers pltno, or
double rocket larkspur. II will not flower
well unless sown in sutumn, and grown little
above ground before winter. few branches
laid lightly over them IL a sufficient protection
The following seeds may also be sown at this
tme gsIto, eorecps,s, eentos.sn, darEta,
eoHtPtG, 30. Be attentive In collecting ali
klnds Of seeds, aud see them properly labeled.
Psnsy seed may now be sown, but should be
protected by slight frame
boist says-"From the frst Of October to the
mode OF November, Is the best period for
general planting Of bulbs corn and tubers,
which, IT the ground has been prepared a.
previously directed, will now be In rerdiness."
VII, give the names and descriptions Of q
lew OF the leading sorts -
An@sors Hortsras.-The cultivation of
tAis tuoer has been attended with less satisfac-
ZION than any other floral plant that has been
introduced into this country. The gene al
failure may In part be attributed to the very
1nterior roots annually sent from Holland,
Enicn rarely arrive in good order, and those
making tuber sufficient for another years
Pssnun2. Several hundred varieties are Guilt
7stsd In England with great care and com plste
success. They are planted In deep, rich soil,
nung considerable portion of cow manure
aSo decomPosed leaves, covering the crowns Of
The roots about two inches
The tubers are Hat, but the eve whence the
mower stem arises. Is apparent on one Of the
sides, which must be laid uppermost. During
the severity of the winter they should be pro-
tected oy frame, and have a spriEkling Of
very dry leaves, strewn among them.
CToeuS.-There are upwards of-o hundred
varieties of this verpal flower in cultivation
attended with universal success. They delight
In rich SOIL and may be either planted in beds
or reWs, at least two inches deep. and six
Inches from row TO row. They seldom REQUIRE
femofal; every three or four years will be
suncient. They can be purchased at from as
cts to 81 per hundred, according 10 quality.
when they are done blooming the foliage
should not be removed till perfectly decayed'
Hyae'MtSs The ground that was prepared
for,these last msnth, should be all divided into
beds four feet wide, leaving between each.
alleys OF twenty inches. Skim of four or FIVE
inches OF the surface of the former into the
latter, level the beds smoothly with the rake.
and mark II of in rows eight inches asunder
thus they will be in squares and by planting
the direrent colors alternately, the bed will be
beautifully diversified cover each bulb with
sand when 1t can be procured Put about four
sncnee OF earth over the crowns, then rake
smoothly, which will leave the beds four inches
nigaer than the alleys.-Working Farmer.
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EoLsan'g Volcanic Oil Liniment.
HnE aE1H L.Iui a re- LIZ zuR ana,nA


rAs say .afa and sss'siG tsr, far Cancers, r.s fs.
asss EEsisEs and Er~n tss ~ CsTs, PsrsIytis, Ess-
ElFI, Wsafnst, Of tas ks.sG ChF.ie 0. Insanrnss-y
ktsEnstih'a etaRsn tss lsiEs Contracted hsseI.s
gsrsnIs, Earafes 81 rssL.shs ErIl,i Eyrsin. FF,.s
Ssi., w.sno., sls,n SsEM s.Iss Cas.a Breast, rsss
FAa, ne cfsss1ss hsw IsnI ths disease nav
tGvs tristsd, mckkAR7 CKkzEkATED LfNIHENr 70
q ssrkiu remedy. "
fsssssos 81 hsnss sssFs saved III, Of d,s
Iilsds and rnssTy sy the Of tk nvslsass Fsmsey
Mel EANS VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT
Su relieve Fsta slusst and il will ssss
paSy ana heal The fsslsst nsIsdiSls shsr din
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
nshEAHr CEkEpgAfED LINlMENr 10 the emily s.fs
ad fsi.sis fsnsdy fer the Of SPAWN, Rarssu O.
wnsEalis, splats Unnatural Lsmps, Nsdss o. ssn "a,
sever i.l,d 10 ssrs Big Ss,d, PsllsvtI, Fiisl., Ola
sf'cin; sI.h. sen.shss, Cnslsd kssfs Gasfss ssed
Cellar sails, Cus, Ceres, Wssnds Il Ia an infsIls
isstasss. 10Y
Sfsa ufs ss lsagsS ws ths May vsyhi,,. kia,r.
sfssd 20 yss OG.in suPPly Of DE-. MckElNT GILL
tkArkp k!Elhkkf. IL viii care yss.
}. n. MCLEAN, esis Prspnstss,
CssAss Third ssd P.ss sss-, D. Essis, No
ChAkk1s NOxT, US Pa sv., sss sFsst is wsshirs
- - ss.ss-.resrS ss&-pAWly
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Sss FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
& n AND Fall RIVER.

~ l1S, sBio.Hau 49, bStSIlW
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE, Of great
strength and speed, bat particularly adapted 20 the
navigation of Long Island Sound, running in oon-
nectIon with the Fall River s7d Ola Colony Rail
road, distance of So mics only TO Bceton
Leave Pier No. North River near the Batter
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Braytou
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock
p. NJ, touching at Newport each ver.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
tuesdays, i thursdays, And SATURDAYS, st O'Clock
p: NJ, touching ~ Newport esoh way.
These Steamers fitted with commodioEs
state rooms, and every arrangement for the socurI
y and comfort of passengers, who are Afforded by
this route nights Iest on board, and erriy g.
1T Fall River proceed per Steambo.t Trsin. resoh-
lEg Boston early the following morning or NAY
remain on board until starting Of the Accommods-
hon sto A: NJ BY which they may reach Boston
A baggage master 10 attached 10 each steamer,
Who receives and tickets the baEgefe and accom-
paries the same to its destination.
eteamer runs In oonnectlOn with this Line be
tween Fall River and Providence daily, excep
Sundays.
Freight TO Boston 10 forwarded through with
great dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves
fal River ever, morning, sundays excepted, -
N O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arriving
1t its deslinst on at about ii A NJ
For freight or pet sage, Apply Op board or at the
ONCE on Pier No. North River For state rooms
and berths apply on hoard, or n desired 20
them IN advance, to VIM. BORDEN, AE't
20 and ~ w est street, N. Y.
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skyih nSR5TSEs sloSiSeTSS

-. - and PROVIDENCE, FQR Bos
TON-lnland Route-The shortest and most On
rect-Csrry the Eastern Mail.
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. J. G.
Seer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. w
Williams, in oonnection with the stoninEton and
Proyidepoe,a and Boston and Providence Railroads,
lssviHE New York dslly, Sundays e1ceRted, from
Grot9n ats.S o'elocf r. NJ, or on the srnysl 81
he Mail Train which leaves Boston at 50 p. NJ,
The FALMOUTH ROCK, from New Yerf-
ton-Tuesda Thur s1ay and Saturday.
The, COMMONwEAtTH tn, from New York
Tuesday THURSDAY, and Saturday. From 6rotou
Monday, "wednesday, and Friday.
passengers from Groton proceed Per railroad 20
Proyidenee and Boston, IN The EIpress Mail
other routes, and in ample time Tor al the early
morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
sengers thst prefer IL, remain on board the
sIeamer, enjoy q nights rest undisturbed break
fast il desired, and leave Groton In the tbs A. M
Ir.in, ornscting At Providence with the l u
A NJ. Train for Boston. -
FSre from rTovIdenoe 10 Newport, Fifty cent?
A baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
Train each way.
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight
apply on beard the steamer, or az the PreiEh 81
Ofiee, Pier L. North River, or AZ the Oboe OF
the Company, No. lis W eat street, corner Of Cort
land street. New York, Fob q, 1861,
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ENTERPRISE
EAsgTEEsssSEa $4S EgE s


KENT" Gag. gBtdy 3 EkJ5ss..a, W ~
viii run their ROUTES % follows. leavf' Light
street, Baltimore, foot OF Camden, att o'oIoot A.
kENT-For Cambridge. Denton and Lsndinss
on ShoPtank river. every WEDNESDAY and
shTiRDAf, returning every Thursday and
,f9r A1nssolIssnd West River, every TUES
PlQNEER-For s.. IIohseT's en1 Easton, via
the Sane day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge Oxford
And Esston Point, every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on ErIdsy
Fer Annapolis, West River, ST. Miohaeps and
b re ton, wa Miles ntysr Ferry, every sATUR-
Fare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsston
VI ~. -. ~. 80
Fare . West River, (rOpnd triP, siI..--- iS
Faro TO Annspoil. round trip IS cedtsl rs
MEALS EXTRA.
lhFFTelEht must be prepaid.
w harf and Once, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden
Balumors. q. X. CANNON.