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C A r D n K RS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMF0I ND

4 sure Cure for Rheumatism c,ad Neuralgia in
its ,Uo's& orn,.
The undersigned hereby certify that they have sed
the cura of Rheumatism and Neu' gia, and have in
every case fou immA late aud nout relief We
have tu CON idence its Hing lua ti-S and would
recommend it to all who icte With these harrsss
ing diseases OF tho safest and best medicine
ever offered 10 the public
5 HANCOCK. Js. 20 South Market Boston; w
H. ALLEN. Boston HENRY A FL LER Is Son
Market 81, Boston SAML. HALBs JK., CITY Hotel
loston GEO. II. PLrMAkR | Mevercs square East
Boston; HENRv d. GARDINER. Webster st East Bos
tom ADRIAN WEEKS. Webster t, Roston; Capt
UHAs. & DoLLIvaR, East Boston.
The best medicine for di'easel ever saw. CHAs. A.
SIXTH No Old STATE House. Boston.
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in its worst
form and entirely cured by he Of one hott le
A. W. BRYER, Matthews Building Commercial st. 8os
ton
Gardeners Rheumatic. and Nenragia Compo III d has
entirely relieved aniferings Of raj years
Standing. W Il, uoDagIns, No. / Old State House,
Boston.
Alter suffering with Rh-umx, i'm for twenty year,
entirely cured b. the use of two bottles Of Garii
ner's Rheumatic and Neuna gia Compound. NORMAN
/ Ayers rs FraRkliu street. Boston
The Rheumatic auo Neuralgia Compound has been
lakeu by hundreds Of people for Scrouous uumnr,
with great benefit 1t may be given 10 children With
perfect safety .f
AUwholesale by MACY Il JEnKINs, CT Liberty ST,
New York S BuRs & Co, 26 fremont st, Boston
Principal Depot-s7 XII iy ct. Bohon
None genuine unless sign"i by tHAs +. GARpINEn
For sale by A. H. CoKs. W K. villsge; CaAs
pR PORTER, Mortified j. ". HESsY, ana toAs
Wa'erhur,. l. Fierce ard Fred r. Smith Montpe
Ter. Geo. S kendrick, Lebanon, N. H., ant apotbe
carries generally. 242y1
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BOSTON, JAN. A. 1861.
@ - IL. IL. he r.YT ss.S
At PANIC PRICES.

lust PURCHASED for Cash, and for sale At much be-
~ low their vaue,-
IL" Pieces 4 tPESTRY BRUSSELS.
30 Pieces YALVELVETS.
2Op Rolls KlDDERNIN~TER.
10 Ro II. c. Otis.
These goods W II he sold at wholesale retail In Gus
titles to 81 t. presenting rare opp Ttunty purchas.
ers to supply Themselves at low prices.
NEW ENGLAND CARPEA 20.
rs HANOVER STREET
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The New Revival Melodies.

by REV. J. W, nADMEN. IA pieces added. Some of
- them rely new, and not to be found in any her
book The sale Of nearly hundred thousand copies is
a suic recommendation, without adding the many
faterng notices Of this work from all Of the land
1t contains 40 and So hymns. Paper Price
Is LIS per dozen Sent by mail for cent each
additional. &c. JAMES P,sMAGEE,
bCeTBhll RostaRS
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south Western Baptist.

"Lea.e dye. alone, and only reliable Res.or,
alive, like Heimstrcet's inimable."
Sold cveryweere-trice SOC and 81 per bottle.
w. e. HAGAN 81 Co.. PrOpritors, Troy NY
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vi AGN OLIA BALM
y american Il Foreign Patients
r. FL. EDDY,
SOLICITOR or PATENTS,

SOLICITOR or PATIENTS,
Late Agent OF U. s Patent Oalce Washington, un,!e
the Act OF 1879
&c State street. opposite Kilby ST., Boston.
A FTER extensive practice OF upwards of twen,
years continues Patents IN the United
also in Grea, Britain France, and ether foreign
yers Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American %,
Foreign Works. ,odclernu~ the validity utility of Pb-
tents 'invenens> legal or other advice r"ndc ed
all matters touching he same. Copies Of the claims
any Patent furnished by remttins One Dollar. Assign
ments recorded at Washington.
This srncy is only largest in New Enciat'i
hui through inventors have have ADJ tases o securing
patents, ascertainng the pateiahy of inventions,
fassedby, if not UNNECESSARILY superior any which
can be offered them e'sew,r-e The tssimnnl's fellow
fATENT oFFCE than the snhscribrr and as sl7C,Ess
Il THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND abb.
1Y he would add tba he has n,undan reason to believe
and prove, that at other office of the kind the
charges for professional services moderate, The
nese practice of the subscriber during twenty yea
past, has enabled hin, 10 accumulate vast collection "f
specifications and official decisions relative to Caenta.-
rhese besides his extensive library Of legal and meet
Uneh States and E"rore r"der him able, beyond ques
zion to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey to washington to procure
patent and tho usual great delay there here saved
Inventors, - "-J -rE''r u
TESTIMONIAL.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy of the most capable ard sac
eestfut practitioners with whom have had had ofhc'la
CHAs. MASON" Commissioner Of Ptaens'.
have no hesitation IN ASSUMING inventors i'iat Inc.
EMPLOY person competent and Trustworthy
and capable putting their applications in fora
for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. r.., EDMGND BURKE"
tGr -. . Late Commissioner, Of Patents.
&C. .... 80 f-.- " Boston. February &, 1858.
"Mr. R. II, Eddy has made for me THIHrEFN appli
cations, III hut Of which patents have been grant
ed, and that one is pending Such unmstaka bl
proaf OF great talent and ability on his part leads
recommend u inventors to apply to him to procure heI
patenis they may he of having the mast ath:u'
attention bestowed their and ut reasonably
charges =, ~. d. JOHN TAGGART."
From Sept l7Ih 1857 June l7rh, 1853 the subsc,hei
of his large Practice made. twice rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE of
which decided in his favor, by the Commissioner Of
Patents. Il. H. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. |. 1860. r4vI
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As a Family Phyxic.

,. -, >, ,.,. ~, 49,,
H''"S D'' L. w. ''"''''' 9"'' -'e" O'"""s
Your Pills are the prince OF p,rges Their excellent
Mid Int verv carai, and ef4ctnaI i, n, ir nctin on a
bowels which makes them invaluable in the daily
treatment of disease.
Headache Siclxue,d,.ha Foul s+om.ch
.
FROM Dr. h0'o"a 6oya baltimore.
DEAR Bro. AVER: cannot answer you ,ctc complaints
have cureI with Pills better than t. oil TINT
eUer t,elt Nth pnrGatre medicine place great depeA
disease and beieyn, s d, that vonr T pis afford us tn.
best we have, of course value them highly.
p1rrss,nG Pa Nav !. 1885
Dr. ]. c. AVER Sir: I have been repeatedy cured OF
the worst h9aache any body have by dose or two
of your Pills It seems TO arise from n foul stomach
which they cleanse at once,
Yours with great respect Ed W. PREBLE
Clerk Of Steamer c1aT'n.
Bilious Disorders-Lfver COMPLAINTS.
IT,. n d., IN ~, -, ~,
NJ. % D'' 1"eD n.,,, nee.' y 4"', Urn " ~
NOT only are your i,9 admirably adapted to thor pui-
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac-
tice proved efFecual for the cure of bilious cua-
plants than any remedy mention. l sincerely
Ie]oce that we have at length purgaye which ie wor-
'ns 'n0 '0hA0snoe 81 '''' proeSSioh ana 'he people,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR !
Washington, d. G.. 9TH Feb, 1856.
SIR: have your Pills in my general az hospital
practice since you made them and cannot hesitate to
say they the best cathartc employ Their reg,l-
latug action On liver is quick and decided conse-
Guenty they an admirable remedy for arrangements
bilious readily Weld
them kraternaiy yours, ALUAZJ EALl, NJ D.,
Physician q the Marine Hospital.
nrs.u..,x v,:.,,, p, xx,
ANei"A' '"A0S'
from In: j. e. G'een' u c"'ctyo'
Your pills have had long trial in my practice, and
ra f III ME- s one o re ues. "eau o nss
them All excellent remedy when given in small doses for
bilious dysenery and dtarrh9a Their s,,gar-coati,g
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the uss
Of women and children
dyspepsia, iihpufity OF the $1,000.
From, Leo. j. HINES, Pastor Of Adren Ctu7ct, Bvsto.s
Dr. AVER. have used your pills with extraordinary
success in nv family and among those am called to vst
in Distress To regulate the organs of digestion ma
purify inc o'ooa Iey are the very pest remedy hat'
ever Known ana can sohil@eh.y recoIh,elu mem "
Any n'ehos' 'outs' ~ " Hi 1h'''
WARSAW Wyoming 20 n Y Oct "a ls55
nhAN pm a nm using !oul Ca'iarlic rms III my pras
t u, i S ct f H. 49, ''e"n' III"
"'sA "A' T"''S TIC |o ImITW ~ Mm ne oS. \, n
,. 0A-N W. Nii1o'iA-'' d. ~
fonstjpatfon Costiyeness Suppressiou
hhe w, Gont, Neuralgia Drop
From Dr. J. r vaugnn, Mnt,eo,, c,naas
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"a single bottle of SrALDiNG'S PREPARE
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually to ever
household I'll
Spasdimg's Prepared Glue
SpALDiNG'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!

SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISrATGN
Ey"A rIToH Ir TINR SAWS N,Nl.'-GS
is accidents acH hdppen ersn IN tcscgEtafsd fcaiis
II il very deAable to have cheap and cpy.Nitni
way tor repairing Furniture, Toye. LrorRety, Ac.
.SFALDlN6s PREPARED GluE
ali such eDergenceS, and no psebuld hftr
10 be without it. 1t always ready aud ny to the sA
ing point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N, B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle PRICE
cents. Address,
HENRY G. SPALDIN NC g. CO.,
ILL.,. As Cedar-st., New York,
CAUTION AS certain uLp,inciped persons are ST.
temp inl TO of on the pectpy public in tia
ons Of my Prepared Glue would caution al ers' lis
to e&an" before pnrchaing aud zee that the full NAME
sPALDING s PREPARED GLUE,
ik"n the outside wrapperj all etherS are swindliEg
eoGEte.ieits
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DIR. MARSHALES HEADACHE
CATARREH SNIFF.

fNlS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself the best
III article known for curing the CATARRH, COLD
eHg HEAD, and the HEApACHE. 1t has been found an
Excellent remedy in many OF EYES. DEAF.
sNEss has been moved by it, and HEARING has often
been greatly improved by i's It purges all oh
sructi'ns, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action the parts affected. H. is recommended by
the best physicians md is used with great and
*satisfa cton everywhere.
MoIe than tw nty five years. experience has proved
It's value and this moment itsta higher than
over before,
n large number of the respectable Druggists IN
Boston and New York, in certificate signed by them L.
k1S54 say:
" The undersigned having for years been
&quainted with DR.. nlRsHALL's TATAERH He
fSNUFP, and sold it in Wholesale trade, cheerfuy
state that we believe TO be equal in every respect to the
recon- incubation given of 1t for the of Catarrhal
Affections and that is decidedly the article
over known for all the diseases of the head
BE are of Counterfeits
fac sime of the signature Of. the Proprietor
sCHAHLES BOW I'm, is every bottle Sol by Drug
sis everywhere. 25l"mnjTly1
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| New5papGrS!
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidence be placed
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
PROM
New Orleans True Delta
"There seems to be for thin gray Hair,
that the ceebra ed Heimsrcet's Inim table Hair Re-
! t0ratise can be had.'
THE
CleaVIan0 FIaindeaIer.
:" When people protect their Hair rom the
ell-tale marks OF age when they luxuriate in
when white and gray Hair can be made to grow upon
paid herds when all this can be done cannot do
s win THIS Hair IS os
You'd peradyentura, the best thing kind ever
Cd The fac in our posssss in regard this wonder
full preparation, wayrent.us in ueGuaiifedy
'>v. Ymea rus
st. Louis Republican.
Many Of our drst citizens Of Louis sps aking in
glowing terms OF this article."'
f'..-% Cairo City Gazette.
"Ths incompara excellent preparation for the Res
toraton of Gray ar to its original color, presevr,
Iia,r from falling out and to badness, is salt
this Restorative is humbug is conclusive Testimonial
to that effect be found in almost every paper in the
country"
south Western Baptist.
"Leaye dyes alone and use only some reliable ResOr
alive. like Heimsreet's lnimitable."
Sold veryweere-t'rice SOC and 81 per bottle.
w. e. HAGAN g. Co.. Pr0pritors, Troy NY.
THE
M GNOLIA BALM:
pEaFEcT AND coMpLEAr REMEDY YoR
Pimpies ktOtChPs,
Frcckels, Eruptinns,
SumblrM or Fan.
This Elegant Preparation renders the, skin and
imparting to Marble Purity. 1t is cool and
refreshing if applied to the face after the
and will! give immediate relief to the -tngs Of Insects
Nohiug oisonous enters into its composition. The con
tents OF bottle might be taken without harm Its ap-
pcaton every night for week, will cure the worst
OF pimplcs
E. HAGAN l. CO., Proprietors, Troy MY.
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GARDENERS
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA COMPOUND.

| sure cur, for RA,Hmaii'n and Essraig,s ~ fs
porsf form. The undersigned hereby CERTIFY that
| they have used "Gardlners Rheumatic and Neu
| raIgia Compound for the cure Of Rheamatlsm
| and Neuralgia and have IN every case found ip,-
mediate and permanent relief We have nll COD.
mend Il 20 all who are afflicted with these harrass-
ing diseases of the safest and best medicines
| ever offered TO the public.
| 4. Hancock. Jr. % South Market st., Besfos W.
H. Allen, Bo,fo. Henry A. Fuller, 10 South Mar.
ket st., Bo.fo1 Samuel Wales yT. Cit, Hotel Bss.
Ton, Geo. H. Plnmmtr. Meyeriek Square, East Bo'-
ton Henry ID. Gardiner. Webster e., Easf R.sfvr
AbTam Weeks, Webster st., Bo'fon Capt Chas. u
Dolllyer. East Be'iO..
cBdS 4. SMITH No. . Oh STATE Hssss, Boston.
Have been afflicted with rheumatism In ip worst
FORM and was entirely cured by the use OF ono bot
tle.-A. w. BRfER, Mathew Building, ,s"mo-
eiai ST., Boston.
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
has entirely relieved ioe from suferiDgs Of several
years standing.-W. Il. H0DGKITS. No ObSiais
Amer suffering with Rheumatism for - years.
was entirely cured by the use Of two bottles OF
diners Rheumatic and Neurslgia Compound
NORMAN r.. AYERS, rs Ftastia o., Besfs-.
The Rheumatic Neuralgia Compound has been
taken by hundreds OF people for Serofalous Hu-
mors with great benefit. II may be given 70 chill.
dren with perfect safety
Principal Depot-s1 KIIsy Ne, Bsstss.
None genuine unless signed by
CHARLES y. GARDINER
For sale In Bddefod by Dr. J. sawyer, WIN. o
Dyer, and DR.. Y. u. Stevens In Saco by n \.
Mitchell and 4 r. shaw, and The dealers through
the country. lyTU
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The LATE GES. LYoS.-Brigadier-Ge Ma
th,niel Lyon, killed by the rebels near SPRING
tell. last saturday, was son Of Amasa Lyon,
OF Ashford, Connecticut. His Mother was OF
the Knowlton family, VIII CHI produced two OF
the distinguished officers Of the Revolution
He was educated at West Point, where he grad
uated with distinction in 1871, and remained IN
the army ever since. having risen to the rank OF
Captain in the Second Infantry, anu by the re-
cent choice of the Missouri Volunteers became
their Drigadier General. lie was ory-t"o
years OF age.
His service has been principally on the from
tiers. In the Florida, Texas, California. Ore
gon. Kansas and other Indian and border wars
On graduating from the Military Academy he
was at once ordered To join the army IN flOrlda,
then operating against the Indians. Alter
passing through that disagreeable campaign he
was stationed for some years at various posts
on our Western frontier. Soon after the COM
mencemeut of hOstlities with Mexico he was
ordered 10 join the Northern line OF operations
under Gen. Taylor, and after reaching Monte
rey, was soon ordered TO join the expedition
against Vera Cruz.
While fighting in the streets in the city OF
Mexico, Sept. 10, 1871. he received wound
from . musket ball After the conclusion OF
peace, lac was ordered to Jefferson Barracks,
Missouri. preparatory to aeontemplated march
overland to California. by change OF orders
his regiment asdispatched via Cape Horn, ana
reached California soon after its acquisition by
the United States After being relieved trom
long service In California, he was again station
ell ON our Western frontier, serving most oil The
time in Kansas and MISUNDERSTANDING
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A CuASGE'-Mr RussELL, the distinguished
correspondent of the London Times, who came
10 the United States several months since, e
write ofahlirs ut the South and the North, haV-
ing passed over the former, reached Chicago on
the 9th ofJune. Ills description ofthe change
from slave TO free territory Is charming;
eat o'clock last evening | started In the
train from Cairo for Chicago. How pleasant IL
VAS to see white faces in the fields, TO gaze on
the waving corn, and ON the martial rows OF
uheatsheafs to behold the villages and the
Christirn spires rising in the distance to OBJ
serve, as IL were, under ones eyes the growth
of civilized communities the village swelling
into the town, AMI the town grasping the III
mensions OF a city. And how wonderful has
been the work Of the rail in night II has
spanned the interval between war and peace,
between swamp and haryest-felds. between Sc
dition and contentment. Last night we travel
oil through lines OfoutpOsts, over danger haun-
ted bridges, by camps where the soldiers watch
ell eagerly for their supply Ofbrea1, and cheer
ell Justify as Il was delivered To them from the
train. This morning Union flags fOated from
the little stations. Corn is abundent. The vast
plains are rich with crops, or are ready TO yield
20 the filth. a city worthy of such 4 name III
ses above the waters Of the sea-like lake, whose
waves aoll from the boundless horizon In crisp
Ing foam upon the smooth, sandy beach. The
pure, clear air inyigOrates the frame, weakened
by the warm. elammy bre tn OF the SOUTH
The notes ofthe mOcking bird are heard no more
but the prairie hen gets up with sharp whirr
from the roadside. and drops with her brood in
10 the deep, towering clover; the partridge
calls from the .,ubble. an /, instead Of the foul
turkey buIrari and his lazy wheel, swoops the
gray falcon over the broad meadow IN rapid
curves. Chicago receives US, and comfort,
cleanliness. quiet. good meat. butter and bread
--of which. indeed, we had a foretasteat the re
frc-hmeut rooms at Centrala, where took tea
Last night-assure the traveller that he Is hot IN
inmate OF a southern hotel.
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Noun, wa.A,ns,o. Carnage Road.

w.v;,s from the Boston Traveller some 30
.onn, ., n. road TO the summit OF Noun
W,,hlnrtop. the opening Of which was eeleora-
tsd BY q party nom thiseity the s'h INST says
the above journal:
..rhs project demonstrating q safe, easy, and
.>>J ..rriare rosi, from the base OF the high
sst OF the peaks Of the White Mountain range,
no lis summit, has been accomplished, IN q man
ner highly creditable 10 the skill and energy OF
the men who contracted TO perform the tAsx -,
A secure, magnificent and scientifically eontrl.
we'd road way, now makes the tourists NSeu.
easy and pleasant, by carriage, to the h,gngs'
attained point Of earth In the Western netn ,
phere. The plan OF the owners OF the mT, ,ns
Wa.hingtou carriage road looks oeyVnd Wy
mer, bnilding of the roai IL lnciu1ss .hS
erecting OF substantial hotel on the suuiul. "
the mountain, thus ahording an oPpoI,uny WI
observations for Astronomical anu o'ner se'sn
tific purposes. The existence OF SPRINGS anu
water upon the upper portion OF .ne m III ma.
ranrs. indicated that there must DC earth under
this mas, OF rocks, and this was among the hrst
eoeourarsments that . road could be success,
faIly made next, that q practical grade could
he established this was effected by athorough
observation Of the surface, and the adoption OF
n series Of courses. OF Tigrags, occupying
length Of roadway Of eight miles In surmount-
ing the elevation Of the mountain frOm the base
" the summit.
This project was first suggested by Mr.. J. s.
Hall In 1853. and he Was the contractor for the
work at its completion. The rOad has cost up
wards Of sixty thousand dollars. The original
corporation failel before mOiety OF the work
had been done. A new charter was obtained In
1879 under more favorable auspices than the
first, and Eve years were granted for tseomple-
ton, but this new company succeeded IN open
ing the road for public travel through Its entire
length on Thursday the Sth Of August. leol.-
The grade Of the road is an ascent of one foot
In eight with, IS the cone Of the mountain Is
approached, several lengths nj nearly Q level
grade The roadway inelines inward to the
mountain, the outer side being one foot the
highest. This affords ample drainage through
wide cutters into spacious culyerts built IN
der the road at every suitable point The car
riago-uay Is bottOmed on an ample amount OF
rock, upon which is filed in good depth OF
earth and gravel. portions oft being maeadam-
lied where Il was found expedient 10 do So
The width Of the road admits Of two vehicles
abreast, and Il IL faithfully wallet with stone.
Halfway up the company have built large
stable. Up 10 this point the road passes through
q dense forest, but beyond the stable the jagged
rocky surface of the mountain Is bare Of foliage,
save here and there patches ofa dwarfed growth,
MOSES, and Alpine plants. The passenger toll
for person on foot Is two cents mile, making
the cost Of tolls on horseback for the trip, up
and down, eighty cents, and the toll IS the same
for each person riding in carriage
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SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS!

Charlie. Hoffman,, NJ D., z. r. s., Professor Of dis.
eases OF the genital organs In tho fremont Medical
instItute has at q large expense To the institute
published a work on the treatment OF all private
diseases OF the male and female genital organs a.
So a treatise ON the result Of Onanism. MAstIrea-
tlon Sexual Debility, Involuntary Noetuin in "a
sions Spermatorrhea. &c, causing impo'eney snd
Mental aud Physical Debility.
Ladies being troubled with painful or entreY
suppressed menstruation. would learn something
by sending Tor book. Enclose two red stamps 70
DirsstiO Df, nosMANN, care OF DO, less, p0'-
ton. Mass. yHs
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Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
Il OffA, OrkCoUpty Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany OF South Berwick Me-, Is prepared to receive
proo as for insurance safe kinds Of property OF
every description, at the usual rates. Said compa
ny ha, now at risk in said State, s50O0OOO OF poop
erty Un which are deposited premium notes to the
amount Of s3O0OoO with which TO meet losses. Loss
O. are literally adjusted and promptly paid. The
risss taken By said company are divided as follows
list class Farmers Property I'd class, Village
Dwelling Houses and cOntents 81 class, safe Kinds
Of mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays for its own losses. .s
For information, terms &C., apply to RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector Of Assessments,
City Building BlddefOrd, Maine i6u
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
INNER ARIA ENTENTE!

The splendid new sea- going Steam.
ers Forest City, Lewision, and
S1lxrMOutreal, will until further no.
ESky116t ice run as follows
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at
O'Clock p. NJ, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day, at 7 O'Clock p. Nj.
Fare-In Cabin, sI2j. On Deck, sl.OO.
~. d. Each boat Is furnished with large number
of State Rooms, for the accommodation OF ladle
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-
wing in 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 at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
. Freight taken as usual; ,,,s -
Portland. Nay ls, lsG0. 4iu