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S10n FOR ], AND $550 FOR 3-iEAR
-fOO substitutes, boridos government bountJ
ana pay, At s7 Murray At. This lie no huubus. b.
LcOn BOUNTY-WANTED, FOR L. S.
pOOO Navy, Seamen, Ordinary seamon and
Hremen. Apply 70 DklsCOLES shippinf once,
corner York &c. and Hudson av., Brooklyn, tbs
Navy Yard SUl
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SOh kEWARD-LOST LAST EVENING.
&'~-c from gn eApIuss sA.on, pieces Of flannel,
In toing fronl the ~ Y. Z Ere X. X. through wash
ngtun, Cor'anc hnd ich rts 10 Battery Place.
VI, IN the Office. -
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Chloe MANDATORY FOR SAIF-THE
- eatire fixtures committing OF machinery, l@tr.
dies and every thing necessary TO carry on the bsi-
upper loit AI
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pronounced ~ "Captain Branthwayte--M Miss
Neville" Was that the manner could not
be sure. had no time TO thinK ABOUT II, Ior
the waltz begun at once, and seemed TO be
floating in sea of bliss with an angel In my
arms, keeping time to the music of the
Al last we landed on an out-ofthe-way sofa,
whore 7 resolved to ask her to be mine forever.
don't remember how began; must have
been rather unintelIigibe at first, for she look
ed puzzled, and seemed trying not to smile
but when / managed to stammer ont that /
knew was "quite unworthy OF her. vet If the
devotion OF a lifetime, &C.," she said quietly:
81 Think you must have taken me for one OF
my sisters.D / assured her such a mistake
was quite impossible. - 1890
'fhen you cannot have heard my name.
"Oh yes" said, "Miss Neville. l listened
we'll"
MY name is Mrs. Needall; you mnst naye
seen my husband standing by my sIan, Inc
bazaar was for the endowment Oh our Gnurcn'
al con o,no~e and took more money than any
ana and think YOU were my best customer"
sbe added with a triumphant toes of her little
head that completely maddened me. rush
al from the room, took the next train back to
hover. and here l have been ever since,
most miserable man! / had not the heart to
redeem my watch; so that in addition to my
other troubles, have incurrrd the lasting dis
pleasure of my uncle, and lost the chance of
some thousands q year. All this because
was fool enough to 60 and be swindled at
fancy fair. The worst is that still love her
to distraction.
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Mr.. Coo The bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure roo
gave me has backed up your statement concerning
Il. have only used half bottle, and can eat pine
9ppe short cake or anything else, without trouble.
tanoous. scrlr flsae - Jazz A. IowRUv
; New Haven. june Is. 1854. ~ -
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E.o@l.I..

II Asst evening. about 8 O'Clock, small Leatba,
IL Wallet containing . considerable amount of
money. The finder win be literally rewarded Nv
leaving 1t at the Chloe of thu Press. nov28 dlw
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Once of Collector of Internal Rev
~ assaa emWe. ss i1o baA
First Oollsction Distriet Of State OF Maine.
Nos2 Exchange Street. HHr

az - tnnfuu RORTLAND, NOV. 10, 1854.
II NATH'L j. MILLER, Collector OF internal
Name hereby give notice to all persons concerned.
that have received for collection, the assessment
list committed to me by the Assessor the eof III ac
cordance with the provisions of Joint Resolution
imposing a special income duty, passed by the Con-
gress of the Unised states and approved July 9Th.
1854 and that Twill In person rbf deputy, attend
TO collecsing and receiving said iacome duties.
In faid district at my office. from The 10th day Of
November. 1884 to the I'd dag Of December 1884,
both days incusive that will, in like manner at
attend TO collecting ana receiving said duties
cd and payable within the county of York, in said
District, at the following designated times and
places to wit; at the nds1H 81
Saco House, SAoo, Monday, Nov 20, 1854, from 10
A. M. to 4 p. M.
Biddeford Eo,tse. BrDDEroRD, Tue.dey, Eoy. %,
1864, from II. m. to p. N.
Hotel Kept by ". A. Hall, KENEKBUEK, Wednes-
v day, Nov. so, 1854. from IL A. M. o2t r. NJ
Office Of Francis Bacon ESQ., KIrTERY, Thursday,
Dec. /, 1854. from A. A. 80 4 ~. M.
Nesclcha,canick House. SOUTH BERWICK, Friday,
Dec. 2, 1854, from Il. M. to 4 p. M. .,
= And further give notice that all persons who
shall fail to pay said duties, assessed upon them
aforesaid, to me or my deputy, within the times
specified, will be liable to pay ten per centum aodi-
tionals which Will De exaeted In all cases. - :
Persons in York county, DESTROYS Of so doing can
pay said special income duties at INV office In PORT.
land, at any time prior to Nov. %, 1884 -
N. B.-Paymeut must be made in Treasure Mates
or Bills of National Banks. Y ~SS1
NAfH'L J.MILLER, Collector.
NOV lV-dtdeez 40 ~ AEIE9ArF[3
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Office, Depot Cemmissary Of Subsistence,
ga 223 ssG,, Street.
WAsHrNerox, D. G., November

vlne WASHINGTON, D. c., November 16. 1854.
GEALED proposals, in duplicate, for Flee Ham,
~ dred 5000 tons of good merchantable baled Hay,
will o received ut this Office until MONDAY, Nov.
Is, 1854. at IL O'Clock sNe astsaA2lfM
u Bids must be accompanied by an oath Of sllegi-
ance, (uness the bidder has file in this oce)
and the usual guarantee, signed by not less than
two responsible persons. whose solyency must be
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court the the United States At
torney SD iFll&AE 91I fNo4t sfisfa fsati h3fT5IL
The hay must be securely baled, and delivered in
Washington or Alexandria free of all expense to
Department. as may be required. 1t will be rigdly
inspected before 1t Is accepted, and but good
merchantable hay will be received. ii91p ~ lsAi
Parties to whom awards may be made must at \
once enter iuto contract, and give bonds, equal in
amount to one half of the be received ON the
contract, signed BY the contractor and both Of Lis
guarantors s9N- So 5H D9epi9 4}tl
Awards will not be made to any person who has
heretofore failed TO fulfill his contracts with the Gov
ernment nsr will proposals of disloval parties be
considered The right to reject proposals reserved
by the Government Is3 9gSs4 -sfI5B detlla 6II
Bidders mns be present at the opening of the bids
to respond to the names. 1870 T.
The delivery Of the hay must commence within
fifteen lb) days from the execution of the contract
and be completed by the 9fseeath day OF January,
1855. Upon the completion Of rhe contract the hay
viii be paid for in such funds as the Government
may furnish. t-f e fN '4l94N ~
! Bids must beendorsed "ProposaIs for Hay = and
addressed to sF la =. I. BRlDGF6, 9a2a -
noylSd6t Atr ba.W Capt. G. s. ". ~
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S. @. DENNIS, Proprietor.


UNITED STATES OF AMERIoA, 4 AAt@
DISTRICT OF MAIER, IS. tfa8fa
DURSUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Ashur
II Ware, Judge Of the United States District Court,
within and for the District Of Maine, hereby give
public nctice that the following Lbels and Informa-
tons have been filed in said Court, viz
ONE BARREL OF SUG4R; seized by the Collector
of the District of Portland and Falmouth on the
twenty NTH day Of July last past at Portland in
A Libel against THREE uLtAeE BARsELs OF So.
GARy ONE BARREL OF MoLAseR and ONE X nc
I or MoLAssHs; seized BY the Coleetvr Of the DIs-
stice of Portland and Falmouth on the thirtieth day
of July last psst, at Portland in said District ay
1,Ues agsns. ZEE INK spe w 1 1 ssss; ONE
Two BAGS or SUGAR; seized by the Collector of
the District Of Portland and Falmouth, ON the eley-
snth day of August last past ut Portland in said Dis
A Libel against THRKH lBARRBts OF MOL AssSs.
ONE eARUEL OF SUGARi ONE BOAT, OARS &o.;
and Falmouth on the fifth d ay of August last past
in Portland in said District. :.
An IN rnsation against ONE CHEsr OF TEA; ONE
BARREL OF SUGAR; ONE BARREL OF Moi ASSES:
Two saoEs seized By the coactog y fhs
+ trict, ON the ffth day of August last past TI -.
WAGONS. Two Sc Is OF 81 AENrssss; NINE CHEsrs
OF TEA; seized by the Collector of the Distrc Of
Machias, on the twenty firth day of September last
I past, at Gouldsboro in said District.
A. A Libel against THIRTE IN HUNDRED CfeARa.
ONE BOAT; OnE BAsKEr; OEE BI4NFxr. 1900 ,e;zsd
by the Collector Of the District of Portland and all
mouth the sixteenth day Of October last past, at
An Information against One Fore Sail: One in. one
Fore-topmcsf Staysdil; ttne Upper and One Low.
r xSrs 1Sps s ups e Psr aa One Main
sail; and One SpGREer seized by the Collactor 81
the District of Portland and Falmouth on the tw
tyffh day OF October last past, at Portland in said
/ An iHformasion against One Piece of cass;mere.
ana EsshseeT Ht.dred Cigars seized BY the Col
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International Steamship Company.
.ssssaa sas l-----ea 9 sai "a saaasslaasa
PASSPORT, Calais & st. john
,EAls4ai
TWO TRIPS PERwEEK.

80 s~ Onand after Monday, Drarch 2sth.
s,B HUNS WICK, Capt b 5. Win
chester, viii leave Railroad Wharf, foot IF state
street, every Monday, ats O'Clock p. NJ, and the
Thursday, at O'Clock p M. for Eastport and st.
John, N. .sconnectiag at Eastpert with steam
with Stage coaches for NJ cbias andp at st John
with steamers for Fredericton, and with steamer
Emperor for Digby, Windsor ami alifax, and with
tions.
Returning, will i ave st. John, every Monday and
Thursday, at O'Clock A. NJ, for Easport, Portland
and Boston. SfEEG
Through tickets procured Of the Agents and Clerk
ON board Steamersg
Freight received till 4 O'Clock P. NJ. Mondays q, d
mays dH ,.s v sss sss g. c. EATON, Agent. 4,
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CAUTION Io sHE puBLIo.l

ID Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies banded Gus Tor general use should
have their efcacy estabIis he'd BY well tested exper-
Dian, whose preparHtory stuaies fits him TOR all the
duties he must fulfill ye the couairy IL flooded with
poor nostrums and cufs-slls, purporting to Be the
best in the world, which not only useless, but al
ways injurious. Tbs uufortanate should be rARTIu
uLAR in selecting his physician. al II 10 lamsntaple
yet incontrovertable, fact, that many syphilitc
patients are made miserable with ruined Constitutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced phys clans IT.
general practice for 1t y pent generally conceded
sgoment Of these complaints should engross the
whole time Of those VINO would b. competent and
successful In their treatment and cure. The mex.
periencsd general practitioner, having neither op
portunify nor time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system Of
use fthat aatiquated and dang rous weapon, ner-
curry. IA 70 t1iLltS It4t ale Atla Hs.t aI--tt -ti
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g The Cheapest Agency 2
ok colleStl1g A. Glasses Of claims arising from
wit1e
sMAINE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATIONS,
ested Executive Committee, 80 -s--' y {
4. Apply IN person, or by letter, to GEoYRaE r.
EasERf, over the Portland Pest 0fHos. Sd story.
,4agTie lr sgans1o3 g esWly rs
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AaeAA , Notice.

M AS ss.a CROCKETT NEvENs hope by strict
the public patfonaSs " merit liberal share OF
Z Oct. l, l6e4 =
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All who have committed an sscess ofany kind,
whether 1t be the solitary vice Of YOUTH the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence In mstnrer years
ay SEEK ZOE ASAETEDOTE IN sBAsOE.g
The Pains and Aches, aud Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
al the Barometer to The whole system.
Do mot wAitfor the that issure TO fol-
- low. do mot wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of beauty 10 y or
.F.4s,f,4 =. and Compiexion. VI -.
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Wanted IrnrnediateIy.

n, EN- who wish to engage in alegitimate business,
IVA In which parties have made from x5 10 S26 q
day by small Investment of from 500 to $780, are
invited to an examination of some of the most i'm
portant new inventions of the age; five of which
have never before en- introduced in the New I'm =
land States. rare opportunity is here offered fol
culars sent Iree. 10 u. CHAPMAN, JR 20
novl6d2w 229 Congress at
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FORsSsAL u. e & TO 4. LET 81,
Hotel for saye9

a The sCaledonjan House, ri situated ON
SG Green Street, with front on the street of
r. 50 feet and running through to Canton St.,
together with the buildings and lot on east
kerly side of Canton Street. Also the stable
and 46 by 100 on the westerly side of Green Street.
The lots contains about IL 900 feet all the unoccu-
pied land is susceptible to improvements The build,
ings are in good order, and now rent for 5000 per
annum. For terms inquire of aI1119A aO1AI
Z ....aas4 JOHN G, PROCTOR i II
septic du Lime Street. 4
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"a va EhI 1EA TE4w gYzeER 9Aas
No Violent Swinging Of the Head!
THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL
.o s9a RESTORED. 81

TNOR centuries Catarrh has defed the skill of ply
IL sicians and surgeons. No medical work con-
tains prescription that will eradicate 1t. Nothi
save DR.. Goodales Remedy will break IL up. radi-
cally destroying the principle of the disease, and
precuding the possibility Of relapse. -. 7.
No form of Catarrh can Withstand its searching
power and NO mode of treatment ever afforded such
immedats relief gave such universal satisfaction
1t penetrates to the seat of this terrible dis
ease and exterminates It, root and branch, forever
From the Commercial Advertiser, New York;
Hay, Rose, and Periodic Catarrh DIR. Z. Good.
ales Cstarrh Remedy, and mode of treatment, not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety Of
Catarrh but 1t extinguishes the disease forever In
all its types and stages Every speaks well of
lFrom John L. Beebee, New London, Ct.l
Gentlemen-The bottle ofG oodale's Catarrh Rem.
edy you sent has cured me of the CatGrrh Of ten
years standing. gave few doses of IL TO three Of
my neighbors, and they say it has cured them
have now half bottle left and would not take
thousand dollars for 1t If could not procure more
DIR Goodale has surely discovered the true cause
caarS 4o ans IN ynans remedy to suI
New London, Coma, june ., 1858. S. = : A1-
Price 81 Send stamp for DR.. b. Goedals's Eew
Pamphlet on Catarrh-its perfect mode Of treatment
DR.. (. GOODALE'S once and Depot, rs Blocker
street, one door west OF Broadway, New York. ~
NORTON o., Sole Agents. II. ii. Hay, Agent
for Portland. fsfaT7 tsr3.fstHh lref. isI.tsff
june 2. 1868 t,.aass- sfs5b juno IDLY
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DIR. J. b. HUGHES siss s
,TI8Yas0oI IG9doIeI
.f1l CAN Be YouxD AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
~ -11isl Q eD gL0.ql 1eofir Efd ,rl7ir.tG 1f
+, ba. ~ No. 5 Temple Street. 1890,

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
1evv tho utmost confidence BY the afflicted, ut all
hours daily, and nom A Il. to pr. Az. y
DR.. II. addresses thoss who are suffering under the
aiiction of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice Of
Devong his entire time TO thar par cular branch Of
the medical profession, he feels warranted in GUAR
ANTzEINo A CURE IN ALL Ga sEs, whether ofioue
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing
the dregs OF disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. ------
He would call tbs attention Of the aficted 10 the
faet Of his long standing aud well earned
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his skn and sue
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sale OF Forfeited Goods

CoLLEcroRs OF9rcs, DIsTRIcr or PoRTLAsD
AND FALMOUTH, ss
4 hfsf s Portland Nov. 1, 1864,
VIHE following described merchandise having
IL been forfeited for violation Of the Revenue
Laws of this United States public notice of said seiz
ures ha ring been given aud no claim to said goods
having been made, they will be sold at public auc-
nesday, Dec 7, 1854, at II O'Clock, A. M to wit:
8 Brls Sugar. Bbl. Moasses--1 so Ciga-s-l
package thirnbles, piece of Cotton, q packages
containing silk and Innings. -
novldlawt sale di aF71 It-S7 2s,s'sSS NS'- 5
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CopartnersTlip Notice.

THE undersigned have this day formed q copsrt.
Il nership under the name and style Of FLING &
WHfrfEM0RE, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by Hen Fling. No. Of Commercial street
where they intend doing Commission and Whole.
sale business In Teas, Tobacco, W. l. Goods Gro.
ceries and Provisions. - a. III el8f ~
heMm HENRY FLING. Fa if5,
STEPHEN WHIITEMORE.
Portland, July 8, 1854. salsa f3T3 diff %
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Anything, everything, all the money have
lett, l cried, thrusting my hands into my
pockets. But alas they were empty; nor
could al my screenings bring to light more
may.
Ny dear girl I stammered, "you see this
is all have left" 3stshaR = 49, !.
"Oh, you surely can't intend to be so mean
when ran all the way up the garden 10 fetch
them, and pricked my finger and made II
bleed" and she held out little white pune
tured fore1nger to verify her words. You
have your WATCH" she added, "and GU can
redeem it Tomorrow" r 81 ag5e,
Town l felt rather staggered at this. NV
Vac, Tascn was valuable family relic, set with
odiinAuts, and on the safety of which depend
eu sue iaVors Of an aged and gouty uncle. of
I T disposition and enormous wealth. u
. Dss sns que eyes were fixed upon me, and
s ss'1 70 wonder at my delay. All pruden.
uai Sonsiuerations vanished. i placed tba
watcn 10 one outstretched hand. and rece;ve5
bhe roseouo rom the other,
wear u tonight, and will dance with
you, sne whispered, as our eyes met for mo-
She turned away with faint hlush 81
left the field to dine aud dress for the aye ",iu
Dine, did say, and dresspn I snnnosa I I.as.
formed those operations, but I have M 49, pei
lection OF ythng OF the sort. could 49, ~.
dream Of the past and hope for theufuture. Il
1t had been for any one else in the world /
should have said that / was going to make a
fool Of myself But any infatuation for her, SO
FAR superior to all existing creatures, could not
out elevate and honor any man whom she
might choose to accept. So started for the
pan at ten O'Clock, fully determined to pro-
pose az once. She was late, but at last saw
ner coming up the stairs followed by her three
sissers, with the mother and the clergyman
mad seen with them in the afternoon. i fan,
cied her eyes rested on the rosebud in my but
ton noie, ana snat they beamed with . soft APP
ment seized hold Of the first steward maj
and begged him to introduce me to that
young lady, pointing her out. / thought bis
face wore an amused smile as he cofnnlia5
With my request; but / took little heed Of
surrounding circumstances, so anxious was /
70 catch her name. The usual formula was
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= 70-I.7TETTlI p Nov HaVon5 July IIth, 1884.
Mn. CoH-Ssr:-Haying been troubled with ths
Dvspepsia for some eight or twelve months havs
taken the usual kindsOf medicines, which have dons
me NO good. saw your advertisement Of medi.
cine to cure the Dyspepsia. I have tried Il, and
found IL to be THE medicine The first 10 drops lthe
It'll Of June that took, relieved In one minute
have taken three or four times, but have had no
distressing feeling In my stomach since taking the
INST 10 dropsi although before, could not eat 8
meal and sometimes no more than three or four
mouthfalls without distressing me.
81 Respectfully, J. r, WOODRUFF.
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A SQUARE block Of land. Of about 1900 acres
IA of wood land, on the sonth side of the river st
Lawrence, In Canada East 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with ELIGIBLE Mil sites. Well
wooded with every description Of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities., and maple,
birch, beech tamarac and bass wood to any amount.
u Enquire of y : II. 7. MACHIN, Portland.
Portland, Feb. 1894 feb25 eodtf
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FNR SAFE.

4 y CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
rooms large stable and sheds situated two
~ and one-hsif miles from Portland. and the
EE 81 finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for q wa
Mtering place and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire OF GEO. OWEN,
APT diff e-ia slOl Commerc ial Street. Portland
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ON Wednesday afternoon, out of carriage, be-
~ tween Exchange st. and Emery ST., pair OF
by leaving them with JOHN E. DOW SON, cor
ner of Exchange and Milk SITS. oct2Otf
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" would tender our grateful thanks to our former
patrons, and cheerfully recommend them 10 continue
their patronage at the old stand So N 1900
oc'' l. 1854. DRAKE & DAVIS.
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- Now Haven, Conn, June 49, 1884.
Aessrs. kdifers:-All0w me, through your col
ammo, to acknowledge my gratitude tor the benefit
have receiyed from the use Of Goes Dyspepsia Care.
Although was great sufferer from dyspepsia.
the hrst dose gave instset relief and one ounce has
enabled me to eat anything please, without pain.
I have now stopped using the medicine, as i ne
longer need It. - O OF. lPALMrRA LvMAu
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WaIJlnfed.

PY Gentleman, Wife and Daughter, years
- old, good suit of rooms with board. Rooms
sation will be paid. Address G. j., box 22O4. = =
Portland, OCT. 26th 49, ~ oct27tf
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PORTLAND & KENNEBEC R.R.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGRMENT.
Commencing Monday, April rs, 1854.

Passenger trains Leave skevhesan for
gnsia, lIVU A. NJ, and Bath IL 10 p. M. Augusta
for Portland and Boston at $50 A. M. Bath $40
A. M
Portland for Bath, Augusta Waterville, KendaIls
Mills and Skowhegan, at 10 p. n. az, s1eas
Portland for Bath and Augusta SIS p. IL.
Passengers for stations ON the Androscoggn Rail.
road will change cars at Brunswick. r,4s; Ts..r.,
The 10 r. NJ. train from Portland connects at
KendalPs Mills with the Maine Central Railroad Tor
Bangor, &c. arriving same evening.
Stages leave Bath for Reckland ct A. N. and
Stages leaves Augusta for Belfast af4P.M.
Stages leave Skowhegan at 6.l0 p. NJ. for Anson.
Scion, &C. 1agr5s
Through Tickets for all the stations on this and
the Androscoggin Railroad, can be procured In Bos
ton at the Eastern, Boston and Maine stations.
b. II. CUSHMAN, Superintendent.
April is. 1857. i'w saIrss 81 ~ -asA aplS-tf 20
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Wanted.

A SITUATION as Salesman by young man Of
"A experience. satisfactory references. Apply,
Delta, Box sos, Post Office, Portland. octlSdrf
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Immediately and instantaneously, We pledge our
word IS men of honor-our reputation Is PhaFmace-
utistsour favorable acquaintance withthe people a.
proprietors Of the World-renowned dCosss Cou0h
BGksom, If 1t d used according to our directio1n.
which may be found with each bottle. 81 4. -.
We add below some Testimonials nom our neigh
attention. lnN ~ - 49,