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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-10-07
''N DIV !7!H From The baltimore San.
Maryland Democratic State Convention,

This body rcassemblel at the New AS
sembly Rooms yesterday at noon, in pur-
suanee eef,a- call of the President, Col.
Qden Bowie, of, Prince Georges county,
who, on calling the. Convention to- order,
made some spirited remarks There was
large attendance of delegates, allccoup,
ties Of the State were represented except
Washington and Allegany. Among the
representatives u from Frederick county
we're Colonel Anthony Kimmeil, formerly
a Union. State Senator, aud Colonel Will
liam ?. ,Maulsby,4late commander Of the
Potomac HOME Brigade, JAS. A, LIMO
Clurc, Of Baltimore city, acted as secreta-
ry. On the call of the roll, the following
delegations reported: -. .la9af, .t33 :.
,.Aaae Arundel.-Dr, b. J. Heukle, Au-
gustuslG assaway, r. j. Duvall and u. L.
Griffith. .Le,s., = II. ao,I ~.
Balti,nore City.--Johu Thompson Ma
son, Andrew 4. George, DR.. MiltonlN.
Taylor. John,D. Hall VIM. H. Roberts,.
Vim. Kimmel,i DR.. John Morris, A. Leo
Knott, j! A. L.. Mcclure, B. 3. Bartho-
low,land Col. r.. Lillsy. iap,.g .'is 4ai
;Baltnaorea. County james, @. Clark,
George III. ,Carmau, J.-Wbeeler, VIM. NJ.
Isaaes, John Bosley of William, j ohm S.
Baldwin, and Thomas Craddoek. ~ 80
81 CdlUeit Co,my.---E. Lewis Griffith D.
r. Magruder aud j. G, Ireland.ro..l ,.a
Carroll GdunY.--Jacob. Ponder Dr..
Beltz, Upton Scott, and George w.. Mans
no. e
Cecil County, flames B3Groome, Fl.
~ Mccullough, DR.. w. Maxwell, and c.
WyiBeunett.ii u ri ! j., an -
Dorchester County Caleb Shepherd,
Wm.rH. Dali, DIR. VIM. A. Smith, and
Col. Thomas j. Hodsonyo a: -; ~
.Frederich- Couny.--Col. j. Kunkle,
Col. Anthony Kimmell,I Cbas Cole, Col.
W.. P! MaulsbyyJ. W. Baughman, J. NJ.
Palmer, D. %. Thomas, and Capt NJ!
Worthington. hce ",;is ! DOAs5G J."
HocorW County.--Jasl D. Cook, r.
Kent Iglehart, and Joseph Hunt. ii 70 u
Kent County.-Judge Chambers,RD c.
Blackstone, Geo, Gale, Col. Sewell Hep
burn and Pers Wickes.. .,,'. I. F.. o. 81 ~. :
70 Fsttacc. Gc6rge's County Col. Bow
ling, Col. 0den Bowie, Benjamin Hapce,
]. w. Ysitch, and Daniel W.. Clark. . y
Queen Annc's Comfy. -;Jno. B. Brown,
jas; T E. Dudley, Pr, Eareckson and Pere
81 larsy,sl 5'cou,,,y.---p., F. Dent, @.
F. Maddox, and Baker x. Jamison. -
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Citizens Of Hartford Countyl

!. Examine carefully the proposed New Cons,itu-
ton, before you voteto 1t By the I'd. and Sd
sections of the Sd Article, it Is provided hat
Baltimore city shall have three Senator'S. and
eighteen members Of TIC House Of Delegatcs, with
a further increase of Delegates as the popula-
ton of the city increases This will give Balti-
more controlling influence. over, the counties.
By combining W 18th few of the larger counties,
she will be able to rule the State. Are the peo-
pie of the counties prepared to surrender all pow
er, and submit to be ruled and governed BY Che
merchants of Baltimore city? If not, let them
vote against the Constitution r-7's-s' ssss-7', ''
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bleeding nation. Wild, insane, and reck.
less tpartisans may assail him with every
topprobrious epitbet, men who have tasted
of that insane root, the obtaining of high
Office at home or abroad, may tell Us, to
the disgust of all patriotic men that at IS
not too much to say, that 1t ,ooua be far
better that Robert e.. Lee should enter
Washington at the head of. his army, as
its conqueror, than that George B. Nc
Clellan should enter it as President"-a
ludicrously inconsistent and even illogical
Premier, the half of whose official papers
and speeches answer the other half, may
threaten -treachery on the part of the Ad.
sministration,: on the happening of Mr..
Lincoln defeat in November, by declar-
lug himself unable in that contingency, to,
vonoh for the safety of! the country against
the rebels during the interval which must
elapse before the new Administration can
enthusiastically come into power,'H and
the canvass may be continued as, with
some honorable exceptions, it has begun,
by the billingsgate abu and calumnious
charges against our candidates and their
friends; Yet, from a N these causes we have
nothing to fear. Success is in our hands,
if we are true to duty. s''''
Under the protection of Divine Provi-
dence We can achieve for our country q
victory, greater in its results than any mil
itary success. We can elect Mcclellan
and Pendleton in spite of office holders,
contractors, end administrative influence
and power; and that deue, in a short=time
thereafter State after State will be found
returning to allegiance, pptil9at date not
remote, the Union will be restored, frater-
nal atfectionsrevived, aud peace and plenty
and happiness, and national character and
power, be substituted for division, hatred,
war, destitution,- wre'ched, national dis.
honor and comparative weakness q, .5s!I
With regard, your obedient servant,
,s2sj,a so'IA -, REvERDY' JOHNSON.
sMessrs. Matthewson, Eichotf, McAIear.
Committee, &C., New York. o
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j. Wesley Watkins, Bernard Carter, Thos.
W. Campbell, Joshua NJ. Bosley, Ezra
Whitman, Captain John Wilson and Col.
VIM. K,mmelI. SIS
? After the adoption of resolutions Of
thanks to the officers for the efficient man
ner in which they had performed their
duties, on motion of Mr.. Gale the Cow
vention adjourned sine die. .,un
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r.; WILLARD FILLMORE.
BUFFALO. August 10. 1864

Yr BUFFALO, August II, 1861.
Is John Bel Robinson, .Esq.-Dear Sir:
Your kind favor Of the 3Qlh ult., came to
hand on the, 9th inst, and now 1, have
just received yours of the 9Th, and while
| fully and greatly appreciate your kind
intentions, | hesitate about responding TO
to your inquiries, chiefly because Lam pn-
willing to write anything for publication.
While take the deepest interest in the
fate Of my country, and look with painful
apprehension to the future, yet l have, re-
tired from public life, and can hardly APP
pear again before the public, even byletter,
without having my motives inpugpcd and
misrepresented and therefore have in
,yariably refused to attend any public meet
ing, Or write anything for publication. y
i sincerely feel that the countryis on
the verge of, ruin, and unless the policy
which governs our national affairs can, be
changed, We must be. soon end in national
bankruptcy and a military despotism.t-
Perhaps the former cannot now be aver
ted, but the latter may; but i'm my opin-
ion the POLICY can only be changed by a
change Of qdmimisratton,7,t..b -, ,,,,, &
Everything seems to have been done to
unite and exasperate the South, and iuten-
sify its hatred to the North, SO as to rem
der a union impossible but still y am not
without hope, that q change of administra-
tion may change the feelings of the South
towards us, and eventually bring about a
restored Union and IAN honorable peace /;
but | have no faith in that policy which
proposes to exterminate the. South, or hold
i by military subiugation. !: l....,,iaira
O., To maintain this Union. by force of arms,
merely, would require a standing armythat
would exhaust all the resources Of the ma
ton, and necessarily convert our govern
ment into military ,despotismo This is
result that no. Patriot can contemplate
without horror, BUT L. haye said more
than intended, and you will, rplepse to
consider j! pripate,. and believe me, ii. oil
;,,. ,ns Yours, Sc, a.s sd. g.. a,og
,..,..1t al ,in,., WILLARD FILLMORE.
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y N Office

We have been requested to call the attention
Of Az persons opposed to the adoption of the New
Constitution, to, the snecessityof the meeting at
their usual places Of yptiugs on TUESDAY, the
18th October, at 10 o'clock, A. ~, for the pur-
pose OF consultation. .. -,i. ;,c,,i i1iyy I.,,,
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BUFFALO, Sept. 26,h, 1864.

d, jain Bell Robinson, Esq.--Dear Sir I
have yours asking permission to publish
my letters, but | have such an aversion to
appearing in the, papers,tb cannot con.
sent; but if you think, il can do any good
to the Mcclellan cause to show it to your
friends, or read it at;y6ur meetings, you
are at liberty to DO so,o ~ brr ~ I,.g
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In the matteE of the Real In the Orphans, Court
Estate of Gs6Reh For of Hartford county.
= sSrHE, Jr., deceased J Sept. Term, 1854
ORDERED, by the Register. Of Wills
~ for Hartford County, in the recess of
the Orphans Court Of said County, this
23d day of September, 1864, that the sale
made and reported to this Court by
John ;DapghertyYy Executor OF Gserge
Forsythe, Jr., deceased, Of the Real, Es-
tate of said, deceased, be ratified and obu-
frmed, unless cadse to- the CONTRARY
be shown son or before lhe'23d day of
October, 1864; provided copy ofahis or
der be inserted ip some newspaper printed
and. published in Hartford County, once in
each Of three Successive weeks before the
said ED day Of October, 1884, 10 evaH
The Report states the amount Of sales
to be $6lao0.-7 = EEfa n
b. n. HANSON,
Register of.Wills Hartford Co.
True Copy, test, ona agmnaaaa Il,"
l,-rh-gA B. j. HANSON, iIT
NJ Register of'WHls Hartford Co! J.
seDCO ~ "'t - 'sGNHV
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. To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
pnicd with the fen Jtanre f The author, 6tfen
n-wi be paid TO them The resi name OF the auIhs
will NOT b: published unless desired but we cannot
consent TO iGserr Communications nniess~e know the
writer.
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PROPERTY
Central Stove House.
The place to get cheap rSTOK,ES Is at
the corner of Gay and Harrison.
street, ddi0iniI,o me Br;dae

''3 ''"J"'"tS ITO .oft"So.
W7ILLIAM ilGLUCK res, IN
Ivy forms his country friends, that he
has the latest best apd most improved
Stoves in the ,ecity,, comprising Cook, Bar
Tor and Counting Room Slaves, Of every
description; Among The number is the
VIM. PENN IMPROVED orr wood or
coal, NIAGARA. COOK, ROYAL COOK
and STUART'S Patent COOK STOVE,
FAIRY, QUEEN PARLoR STOVE and
all sizes of EGG apd' other STOVES,
which he can recommend as good, ard
begs bis friends TO give him a call before
purchasing elsewhere. ~ ,.,sh ,,'D i o."
/, !, Also, TIN, COPPER PER, and SHEET
IRON WARE, in great variety.
aTROOFlNG, SCOUTING, &c, at
tended topromptly. -.F.EANE
WILLIAM GLUCK,
Z 1oli ;.a7oi' Central Stove House. 2n5
Fl S9l'irGay) Street, Bridge, Baltimore
o7-4m ii't' noi!" : 9dI
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Letters from Ex-President Fillmore.

The following letters FROM ex-President
Fillmore were addressed toa citizen of
Philadelphia
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The New: Constitution and Slavery.

Some of the advocates o the New Constitution
favor it, because itabolshes slavery. =. They pro-
fss to consider slavery the cause Of this unhap-
py civil war which is now, running the country.
and say that if slavery is abolished, peace will he
restored, and the North and South win forever
after live in harmony, This is simply absurd.
Everybody knows that, slavery existed before
and ever since the foundation Of the Government,
and never PFoapced any civil war. or quarrel Der
tween the States, until Abolition was inveutea..
It, was .ssaFe-stealing and HJohn. Brown raids,'t
and the Personal Liberty Bills by which North
erp States rnullifed the Constitution, WHICH pro-
duced 1.-the trouble 1t would be just as .sepsi7
bleto kill all ths horses, asameans ofputting an.
epd to DEMONSTRATING, as to abolish slavery, be
cause the Abotiopistswill steal the slaves, The
proper plan would be to abolish Abolition. Fit
lNd newer existed, and ftheI Yankees had been
content to mind otheir own business. therelnever
would have been strife in our land. g2ioH o. ilW
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u5-The "Ags'' has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business meu Of
ttarford, than my other paper in the county, No
Lock Hosptal other obscene Lottery" adver-
isenehs viii appear in our columns at sny price.
argennmber OF gdr sabscrbrs payfor their paper in I'D
vance, and consequently are Just the class advertisers de-
sire 10 reach.
he attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed 10 the above facts. ,7--
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," The ,MlfARYLAsp rFARNEB,TTW have received
the October number Of this valuable work. If
is il.ed, as usual, with valuable matter, and is
cheap at $l.5o per year, Published monthlyby
s. Sands Mills & Co., No. "a South Calvert
street, BALTIMORE sr; OK, we ises.7
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III Gen. Cass is out in a letter Ia favor ' Of
Gen. Mcclellan for thenoxt President Of The Upj1
ted States '-A- =. ~
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We need not call the attention of our
readers to the letter of Major General Bu-
ell, which we publish below. This letter
was addressed to a friend, by whose per-
mission we print il: 49,,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-20

Ia odd NOTICE.
WE, the undersigned having sold our Stock Of
w COAL and WOOD to Messrs Kendall ME Ais.
ter \ Co., do cheer iully recommend them to eur
former customers. Al persons having demands
ment and all persons indebted to US are requested
to make immediate payment at the old stand whers
OF the undersigned may be found for the present.
~ 10 SAWYER WHITNEY.
Portland, june 9, 1884. iunel3d8w
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-20
cAurIoN Io rHE puRLIc.

Every intelligent aud thinking person must know
that remedies landed ont lor general use shou
have their efficacy estaois bed BY wei tested exp
clan, who pro ar tory stu1ita hfs han or al The
duties he must null ye the coua ry Is d oded nth
poor nostfums and cure.ails, purpor ing TO be the
best In the world, which not only ueeles but al
Ways Injurious. III unfortunate o. ou.d 10 PARTIo.
ULAR In selecting his physician a. b Ia sntat le
yet incenucyeItable fact, that many ayt hilitic
patiens mad miserable with ruined institutions
BY malt ca ment from inexperienced phys clans IN
general practice; for 1t s pelnt generl III conceded
agement OF these complaints should engross tee
whole time of thos wac would comp tent and
successful In their treatment and cure. TIE mex.
perienced general practitioner having neither op-
portnnity nor time to make himsel aequai ted with
their ptthology, commonly pursaes one system Of
treatment. IN most cases makiDg an indiscFiminats
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-20

BUNKER HILL.--A Yankee gentleman,
conveying British gentleman around to view
the different objects OF attraction In the city
OF Boston, brought him to Bunker Hill =
They stood looking at the splendid shaft,
when the Yankee said
This Is the spot where Warren FELL"
"Ah," replied the Englishman, evidently not
posted up In local historical matters, ssdid it
hurt him much ?"
The native looked at him with the expires
sion Of fourteen Fourth of Julys In his counte-
nance A1E .i4 ~ Il4--a
Hurt himw exclaimed he, she was killed.
sir" SIS 'ia7 .'''7~i'- II 7
. ~Ah, he was. eh9 said the stranger, still
cycling the monument, and computing its
height In his own mind, layer by layer. e.
swell, should think he would have been, to
fall so far" st
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U. 8. MarshaI,s sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 4


n DISTRICT os,MAINE. Sc.
DURSUANT 70 vend: expo: to me directed from
Il the hon Ashur Ware nd ge Of the United States
District Court. for the 3stsics Of Maine shat
d therefor. tn, following property ar mei chan
disc at the time and place within said District fol-
lows, Wig: ~ "a
4 At the Custom Eouse Bui ding. On Ere street
IN Portland, on ThursdGg the Isrenty ninth dav
81 December current eleUen o. clock 4. @s-l'
Three Barrels i Mr. lass.s, one Barrel of Sugar.
One Boat scith the JsysitGre III. eof One Tse. ce
and one Barrel r. Mo.ass.s inc Barrel and 400
ny Bgrs and ne Keo 81 Ssniasses. n SaS III
qf Palm o. and One Bsrrel If ugar mi, teen
hundred Cigars; One Bort; One Elapket; One
8a'ket ne piece Cas- iD,sre; ttgh cen han-
# Tea Tho. IT, r. ar Bags " dgs One hundred
and Sigh Woo socks or Hose; A lot Of OId Tead.
Brass and Copper Tires thonsand Cigars Teen
fy-seces half chests Tea.
The same havi & BEEN dscreed forfeit to The Unit
ed States in the stric Court sal Dist, icfs nd
ordered to be Sold and the proceeds disposed Of
cordins 70 law
Dated At Portland this fourteenth day of De.
cembr, 1864. -Ls...
decl4d15t o. s. Marshal, Dist of Maine
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w.. =. Marshal,s Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Il DIsTRIoT OF MAINE, Sc. lls 4ACN
ID RSUANT to vend: Expo: 10 me diyected.
from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge of the UNI.
ted states sric Cour ei'hin and for the Distr,ct
Of Maine, sh II exrose and cell at pu lie auction.
70 he h,hsst bidder ther 20 the follow ne pTs D.
ert. ard m + hapdise. a the time and placs within
said dist,lt. as fai nws viz:-
At Custom ouse Bptei"g IN Fore stree. In
Pnr land On Sdiu dog the thirty fir. G day Of he
ceznf cnrEPn, a. /, O'Clock ID
Thirteen thnysaRd four hHndrtd Cigars 125 los
M m 80 ibs otopss = Due ases I'D Janaca
Rum.
3 Taa s'm, having bsan decreed rel. 70 the Vii
and ordered 10 be sold and the proceeds disposed Of
according to law. i1lY - ~
Dated at Portland this sixteenth day Of December
A 1894 S 9I1CHARLES CLARK
'sdlbd U. s. Marshal Dist; Of Maine.
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A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
"A ct Graves Hill, Westbrook, viii be sold at q
Enquire of FRANCIS B HANSON, at Geo. II.
Babcock's, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. e0tGd3 oct6 diff
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Eleclic Medical Infirmary.
TO THE LADIES

DH huGhES particularly invites all Ladies' who
Ts meoicsl adviser. to call at his rooms, No
tneir especial accommodation - -
a 4. = Nlectic kenovatng Medicines are unriyaI-
~ ~ emcacy and superior virtue in reguatp All
oMale lr' Irregularities Tptir action is specific ana
eeI sa,n O. producing relief in shorI time
LADIES will find II invauaole in all cases Of Oh
sIucuons Al er al othr meoies have teen tried IN
VAN 1t Is purely vegetable, tanning nothing In
tne least Injurious TO the health, and may DO aiken
with perfe / safety q, all lines,
Sent to any part OF the try with full directions
By addressing DR. BUt,HFR
No. Temple Street, corner eff Middle, Portland.
N. Blades desiri z NAV consult ono NJ ,h.,,
Hwn sex. A lady Of experience In constant attend
Anee' ia 1d&wy
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FOR SALE & TO LET
Yarn for Sale!o

s.srs,...I ,.,,4 Tue sub criber Wishing to change
AMA-N his locat on now off r. for sale his
MKzzfSR but dngs ami farm at Bolster q Mills
Al eMHS Id in the Towns OF Otlsfieud and Har-
- risoa. W .st4 i lt....s.sE4
SAID pr m;ees are near the Post Office, Church,
School hoase, Gfist aud saw NJ ,ls, Store, &C. The
farm consists VI ls0 &C es ofand divided into plow-
land. pa tuIe d wood Jana. Ali or Part oft 3
md will be sold az wi best suit luTchase s. The
building, consisting two story house. large barn,
aud out buildings, q in good repair There is a
constant supply OF running water in the house, barn
and yard
Those wishing to purchase are invit d to call and
examne tor them selves.
Ii said property Is mt sold at private ssle before
the 10Th 0as II Feb. next itw Ii be sol at pub ic
auction. ON Friday, Feb 10th, at 10 o clock N Il.
dec16d7 DANIEL WESTON
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sale.

4 A sou ARE block of land, of about 1900 acres
IA OF wood land, on the south side of tn river st
Lawfe. ce in Canada East 1t Is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
wooded with every description of timber, such as
pine and .pruce In large quantities, and maple,
birch, beech, tamarac anu bass wo d to any amount
" Enquire of HIT. MACHIN. Portland.
Portland, Feb 1884, t $50 fsb25 eodtf
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HOW NAVY TRoUs AHDS cav 7.RsrIFy TO
Fa THIS BIZ UNHAPPY EXPRRTENCk.

You m n troubled with emissions in sleep,
complaint een rally the result Of . bad habit In
youth tr ated scientifically, ard perfect cure war
ranted or NO charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one
or more young man with the above disease some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though thew
had the consumption, and by heir friends suppos
TO have it. All such sa-es yield 70 the proper and
only correct Of treatment and in abort Tins
are made 70 rejoice In perieos healih. -
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Board,

QUITS Of Rooms with board, can be obtained b.
MAJ Htn. sas'E oHa sss 90 may l2dtf
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nov2sdlm
PORTLAND. Dec. %. 1854.

PORTLAND, Dec. ID, 1864.
TO TIE Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
State Of #GiRe., ~. 10.
i quest that they may be moor porats d ana made
ab'dy polite, to BE- cal ed tbs ,rmoarh Paper
COMPANY, and loo ated at trmouth, in the County
OF Cumberland. Tor the purpos Of manufacturing 4
paper, and doing all things ptrtai ing to such NAV
usactu lag business. Ard as in dut b pud will
ever pFav CHAkLkB ID. BhUWNa
deeseod3w and others
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-20
YORK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

TEH On and aIrer November LIST, 1854
Atrasns will leave as follows, until fur
ther notloe: e.fN
Leave saco River for Portland, as $50 and s4l
A. NJ, and 40 P. NJ. ai19 SO '1l6N N TEF'
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 400 A. M. and
400 and 30 4. al. 4-rf..e-'-- n $500
fbe2O0 r. N. train out and the $40 A. III. train
into Portland will be freight trains with psssens
cars attached. SEQ s4tf1ibl 3I888U1N fUal'
Z stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham
Standish, steep Falls, Bald win. Denmark Seba4 o.
Bridgton, Lowell, hiram, Brownnrld, Fryeburg
Conway, Bartlett. Jsckson, Huntington, Cornish
Porter. Freedom, Madison. and Ea.on, N. ii. tg
At Buxton Cener, for West buxton, Bonney Ea.
gle, South l. IN ngton. Limington, Limerick, New.
held farsonsHeld, AID Ossipee itii2
At Saecarappa, tor south Wiadbam, East Stand
isn, Sebago, Denmark aud Bridgton, = Tuesdays
Thursday and Saturdays ~ l,..'-.,t. -
Portland, Oct 81. 1854 II. dtff
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Sale Of Lands aad Timber or lhe Denefil
of Normal schools.
LAND OFFIos,

49, Bangor September l3, 1884. I
Phssnan~e OF he Act EMIT ed IAN as Tor the
4 es Enlistment OF Normal Sc 40 Il. - epnyov.d
ych IS aud tre u the port O Cosnci
n zoe august lisi. SEA: the Land sent will oner
lol sNe pub 10 'eiion at b. Ian, o ica In Lan.
60, on Iassd ~, rc1 IA, 70 8, a. 2 ycIe ck noon
sI ~. r.gn.f te aud la eres which b., state has
pn one uanv'ded hall. owoe, 10 mmun wi h
IN ti6 1aud sitlen' Range Tw. I've Il
~ u ws': n% .as E.s' line o. the ate in ID
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Ia. gsi DIX. J. b. HUGHE -
iosah oa CAN BE FOUND AT Ais
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
I a.la II. No. 5 Temple sueel.

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence BY ths afflicted, at all
hours daily, Add fac A n. to Pm
DR.. II. addresses those who are suffering under the
anlctiUn OF private disease, whether ~rising Il ON
inn ure nm ction or the terrible vice Of selfabuse
peyotng his eDtue time TO hat pa ticular ranch Of
ANTEkINa A CURE IN AL Ca sKs, whether 4 long
standing IT recently contracted, sntire, removing
tn dregs dis. ase from the system, aLd m king
perfect and PAhMAErNf CURE. II =
he would call the sttention Of the afflicted to the
fct II bis long standing well carmen reputation,
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