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Portland AtheuRuuU !.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Proprietors of the
Il Portland Athenaum for thu choice of officers,
and the transaction of other business will be holden
at the Library Room. Wednesday. June %. Mt n
are to be returned on before Tuesday, the l4th
inst.
NATHAN WEBB, Secretary.
June Q, lse4-d2w
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49, The property in westbrook. near saccarap-
Ia: pa Village. known n the Pierce place. ard
Lin lately occupied by J. 7. Rich. Esq, win BE-
sold BY auction, on the premises. at 70 O'Clock
A. NJ. Tuesday, June 2ist. 1854 There are 10 acree
Of land. well cultivated, good orchard. well bail
two story house. barns and carriage house
Can be examined at any time previous to the SALE
TERMS cash. L. n. PATfEN, Auctiopesr.
June 8, 1854. did
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Wanted.

A YOUNG man Of ability and experience desires
N situation as clerk or book-keeper Is An accu,
rate accountant. Good reference given.
Direct to j. Il. c., Portland, p O.
June 15--dlwe
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Furniture mt Auction.

Horses. Carriages, &c, mt Auction.
nN Saturday, June 18th. at ii o'clock A. M on
~ Lime street. We shall sell at ion two Horses
two caryails, Wagons, Express Wagons. Hal ness
junel5did HENRY BAILEY C0 Auet,r.
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FOr RaugOr.

Och. Kate Aubrey. Jacobs master, viii hare I'M
y mediate Dispatch For freight or passage apply
TO the master on board, af the head o. Long nan'
or to v. L. ChASE.
June l4.-dtf
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Maine Central Railroad Company.
Annual Meeting ON Wednesday, June 20,
1864, AT Watervilie.

INHE Stockholders are hereby notified that ths
IL Annual Meeting of the ockhold.rs OF the
Maine Central Railroad Company win be held At
Town Hall In Waterviile. on WednGsday June ~
1854 at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon 10 ac on the FIJI
lowing articles. viz;
1st-To hear the Reports of the Directors and
Treasurer of aid Company, and act thereon.
2d-To make choice OF q Board of Directors for
the ensuing year.
wsterviie. MAY 81, 1854. june6dtd
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Underwriters Sale of Lumber and Ker.
osene Oil.
NOR account Of whom Il may concern On yxss
Il 2lsf, AZ u O'Clock NJ, on Franklin wharf IN
Portland, Me. will be sold
About 276356 Feet Pine Boards.
1880 I" Spruce Plank
% $50 Piae Plank
6O.1) Spruce strips
Also 800 Cases Downer's Kerosene OIL. 10 gailons
each. in bond, being cargo VI ship George \ urusr
Junelsdtd HENRY BAILEY CO.. Anct'rs.
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Administrator Sale.

pf virtue of q license from the Judge Of Probate
II OF Cumberland County. 1 sh.lI sell At public
auction ON Tuesday, June "a 1894, at two O'Clock r.
NJ on the premises, the following de- crib real e.
tate belonging % the estate Of Marx ID eripn late Of
bridgton. In said county Of Cumberland, deceased.
and described In tSe inventory of said estate as FOL-
-farls Of lots numbered eleven IN the fourth
and nuh range Of lots in bridgteh bout
thirty acres, purchased of b. X. Car.ley.'T ba,o
land "a situated about ore half mile from the VILLAGE
OF N Brdgten. on the road leading TO sw 90 en- and
has on IL moving helds, containing about o. eivs
acres. NJ arly walled in-apont nine acres pastur-
ing-and the balance covered with fine growth Of
wood and timber.
with interest, and good personsl security.
LEVI CRAM, j administrator.
Bridgton, May 10, 1854. dmay2usklw
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ON Wednesday, June q. At 8 O'Clock p. n. on
" the premises. we shall sell the two story wooden
House on Paris street. No. g. The house is nearly
new-hnished thoroughout- and good repair-and
will accommodate two fsmilies: q good cellar and
plenty soft water The lot Is So feet Paris sire g.
and 80 feet deep The house Is 50 situated that
another house lot can be used on the lot.
junelldtd HENRY BAILEY 4 CO, Auet'rA
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TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
No. III Clapp's Block,

CORNER OFCOHGRkSS AND Elm STREETS
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent.
ly located In this city. During the eleven months
that Q have been In town We have cured some OF
the worst forms Of disease In persons who have tried
other forms of treatment In vain. and curing pa
tients in short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay cured! To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cured, viii
doctor the second time for nething.
DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician fer twenty
one years and 10 also q regular graduated physicikn
Electricity lie perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgs
In the head. neck or extremites; consumption. when
involved acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula. hip
disesses white swellings spinal Diseases curvature
palsy or paralysis. st. ytas Dance, deafness stsm
nsring or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges
tan constipation and liver complaint pilee-we cure
t structures Of the shsst and I'll forns Of female
40 mplainta.
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E. X. LEM0NT,
Carriage Manufacturer,
Preble Street, Portland, Ne.

ty-Carrisges aud slsighs on hand and made to
order, junel6dtf
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Inc Most Liberal Terms.
Havingpurchased the srxRsorYrx PLArxs from
0. L. sAssoas & Co., of this city. We shall in flu.
ture publish the valuable Series Of SCHOOL BOOKS
heretofore published by them This series, tor.th.
er with our former publications. will make the fol.
lowing Lists
Norton's, Weld and Quack enbos' Gram.
mar,
The Progressive Grammar,
By Weld + ouaekesbos.
The Progressive Parsing Book.
BY Weld : ouacksnbos.
Yields New Grammar.
Yields Grammar,
Told Edition.
Yields Parsing Book,
Yields Latin Lessons and Reader,
Holbrook's First Book in Arithmetic,
Jackson's Arithmetic.
D. q N. also publish HxRnInAS's Axri-Axsu.
LAKsrsrxx OF
Rapid Mercantile Writing,
In Eight Parts with printed copies At ne head Of
each page in exact imitation Of the Authors beau.
tifal style Of
PEN M a NSHIP.
We call special attention to thee
New Writing Books,
AS they admitted to be the most practical Copy
Books ever offered to the pnblic and they are now
ment Of the
Superintendent Of Publ, Schools II The Stat. Il Lame.
Besides the above list which We publish our Spec
ial contracts are for the following books
Progressive Series of Readers and
Spoilers.
i
billiards. Series Of Readers & Spoilers.
Sargent's Series Of Readers 4 Spoilers.
Colton's & Fitch's Biographies.
Browns Grammars.
Greenleafs Series of Arithmetics.
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONER Y
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LA DIE Q

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs;
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiges-
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain in the aide
and back; leucorrh0a, Tor whitesl; falling of thu
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
Ill that long train diseases will ind In Electric
fly . sure means Of cure For painful menstruatiop,
Of troubles with young ladies. Electricity s certain
specific and WILL In short time, restore the % dersf
TO the vigor Of health.
~ W. Aave an Electro CHEMICAL apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison fr,'m the system suen q
Mercury, Antimony. Arsenic, sc. HUNDREDS wno
Are troubled with stiff Joints weak backs, and vari
Gus other difcultes the direct cause OF which. In
nine cases out Of ten the effect of drugs
oan be restored natural strength and vgor by tht
nae 81 from I've to eight Baths.
once hours from s'slock A. y. to ] P.n.;li
'cors.ltstios Free. iyl4fsedt
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Lost.

ON Friday. the Sd of June. lsdy's jet Bracelet,
" on State street between Spring street, and the
Boston and Maine Depot. The Under will be- suils,
bly, rewarded ifleit at No. 90 State street.
June ll.-dlw*
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By H1eOtr1o1ty

!. The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ny Of youth; the heated brain 10 cooled; the frcst
bitten limbs restored the uncouth deformities 70
moved; fAintness converted TO vigor. weakness 70
strength the blind made soc the deaf TO hear and
the palsied form to move upright the blemishee OF
youth obliterated; the accidents Of mature Lie
prevented; the calamities Of old age obviated Anc
A active circulation maintained,
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snaeri, Of Gen, CI,iar.

Al tie reguiar monthly ting Of the Union Lesus Cioo
thur dy evening, Cen Cat ~ u S A., who preseil
guest. uado bri oui 81, nc eech upon tho question
Of y md tie feeling In the army to III, Chc'go Platform
aud the Chic,go candidate.
General Cutler said ho was glad 10 be with loyal men,
no bad been panied TO find much discomfort at tho
North In his recent short vsi. TO Boston whore he
had formerly resided he ha heard men at the corner Of
the streets speaking dsCouragngly Of the prospects OF
the nator--tdere was more grumblng In Statesiroet
than in our Who'll, army. There was No hope FOR tie
country e1cep. in fighting it ont. The Chicago Con-
venton desired not an arms ice but !" co saon Of
host!lities with view to permanent peace" That
means giving up everything to tie Rebels Do they
pect our soldiers to lay down thor to JeG Davis
these soldiers who have stood SO long treasiwoFk
between their country aud treasoni NO man c'n
moro heartily desire peace than lie (Gea. c. does
Tor he hns secn and iet the horrors Of war. but he
wanted durable peace and ono which no could again
'ee proud Of the name Of an American ctgen-a peace
tLn would last not only his time dor BE- could not expect
TO live ong) but HE chidrens and his grandobiidrens
Anr 70 syTjrr a. trn9 peace We must 90 away WIN inc
caass OF tie war aul hC had never seen lln WHO &C.
rlnd fa Slavery vas tho capseileA might amer ~ "
Il Dsros whoss fsat brough. the waI on ~ but nor
81 t. TIE e1ase IL we agreed 10 SEPARATION "iat
vori 10 tbo hour,ary Of the two p0TcFgi IL that ar
fenlt ouesfion was set,d. We would OF c0nfse pc eh
o foreign nation. the slaves vouA teeS reu6r 0! iou
sends o. our soil t.c ooathorners -. a,d theJo
would be line Of blood from tie Atlantic shors % Tue
Rocky Mcantalns Iu case Of settlement, what arc =
20 do with the 200 600 coorod men IN arms f0i the
Unonf And the lalfmlon moro who have sought
freedom IN our linesi Shall give them back 70 Sly
oly7 Again tho Rebels would never consent to union
With rs without We egrccd 20 pay their debt JET
might. however agree that we should ieprdate iheif
debt and ours also for that would he In character with
his antecedcnts as a regulators but that wonld hardly
suit Won gentlemen whose banks ar. based on the Ma
al az
in them AS FOR the vote Of the army. the General said
VIC need not BE- disturbed about that There was no
doubt that Gen. Mcclellan had many warm personn
friends anong the officers; but there not of ser
OF soder who would cas-. bis baJ, for candidate Of
tho platform on which 10 was nominated.
U1iol LeggAe Club, Sept Z, 1854.
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roAhRlyr.


c. y. Glasus ~ u. Lee Joel g. mana VI. mann J.
Malt aud WIFE, H. eclllt sl5 VIE, - b--', g. s's
Pash Dr. j. IT. Thayer 3. Koi1 and dasghrf D. A. NeitT
Sir Ind.sot aud faulty, ~ iIlnd sna iau y - IA9 d
.1 CsIni- q Nercfi1I- weber G r. Erh n I'D iluy,
Liza Vocr J. Bisruln eld lay hfoals stem % - ~ '
n Waguer Solomon Roudy 4. u. Jnalmanni Heune' Ifi'
Auna Bln- Daniel T. Le gl ard fniy hcniietis b'c."'
man. Jctie Kahn and c4cn ~ ~, 'l14leI, ii b--'0
o. Vo.i aud a.1ily. BIS Ml-lc', NJ. Boz 'en. .
Cen Grahsn Lieut. BOfrn. Lclt r. ~ hn.iey, l--G ~
Ooige n Frfreis Chss A. Nos ,. ~ Nlty, licr-ce 10
~ Vu, Fnnlka Mfs Osborn z children nd rurr, Air.
s ri Mater Hsrrv Cinnsh- M1rf N.iihe r. Ssg'' IT,
IA ba,k Asrrfqg skrr. Jas So Jfg3 - CnlG-A p les
antonio Tors Lows F,m.udz joe Robert, H. Fnit.i D.
Donane ~ 4. Roonel, ~. Ra-ills fLinco CsG.l?li, -
Hartman Label Aail4u, Jo-cpane u. t-1y, A. He' A.
branquAEc.
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ScamshD Herman L'yi. sion a. T. irn'rcf BAKER if9il
Forircu Monroe, win plss. 70 u. o. Chi ,,.. d,
steamer AueIica sl tses.e Bremen hucnst 2sih a q
Southampton 3lln, 4.in - n, u,e. ana cay eAu 80
s.coraso pfsssAe,rH Li eng mead WlAl ourIc ne l %
Aug 3is o. p H., passed i1libr a-ei,- asIo-'' O.. 'e
Steamer Potomac Sherwood Portland Il. B. Cromwell L
steam trsuport Thames Arsy FofFes Monioe' % hours
b1liafi, 20 u. =. ON. - ~ -
Inst on Hatras, SPOKE elollcf Nn toiyef rom I'ef.
dsrc8 los fai, ai with oif o. la-ie4 l-t 'aA''u 10 "
shig C,Y cm) Al.en Liyerpol Auiu,t 'ih col, Rufef
Hro.. v,ar within trn l0s ~ Study Hook I'D .pti aAi
wos blown Oh by TO iaic N. h. fiDfIa - . . . ,. 70
Hafk ralnri u ieun7..I. " ~ hdfed Az u,
dIys fJf LoYJ ll.ncer August ~, at ~ a. iY' =, w.
say shp President FILLMORE fteerlng h.
BarA Morning str tbLi lining ~ JaSo DO Cavs II I-5 -
SUGAR. tobacco, zc., " .yafl o. 9, ...,
narA Saio Boun Levitt, Bra2os 10 days, ndf' cefoD
Bs,2 Were, Hysr llessibo, p days coffee lide' se
nsill and lheps D. o. 49, y.h.a,..
diva OLD r5a sna soss wood Pen,oTgast hros Co.
p1F b. Young Tracey rom NewblIg, b0uEi 60 Fost.-
mouth; wien Of l'nda OF ne afternoon 81 ne 'o'
blcke aplasst end retained 70 this pot TO- r,iI
BIZ III a, Chi-.fa (of " I'D or, ~ 81 shaw, Baenos
Ayfes, 90 days. hides. &C, =. H. iiu'sey. a, -,
BIZ Icslics Nelz), Jochl4nl' Foho Csbslo, ~ says
Eds Baie. nooper' Lngau, says eos c. p. Swain.
sohI Annie 81 Rawsoa iBrl, 81 john ~ b. 9sJ'' 'o'
sshr lisrdet H. viz Taylor Rsndout fos rroviencs-
SChr. New Globe, Strang, Bhi export
schr. jane Gorlam, Ronloui fox Now-Loaton.
Schr. Avon. ParSs, Providence; . . 49,,
sohr joseph p Ross, Stapes For, Ewen Tor ffVsaenos
s,hr Avai Caster Co,sackie FOX PIcyldepeo.
schr Riehrl ILL., HalEo Lngsn, C. b., days coal " d.
Swain
s.hr. Coal Kent Hartford, in ballast ~
Sell White Sea, Lee NswbaE5s''' S'l' Eas''' 70 D.
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BUReLAns FoILEp.-The enve!ope manufac

DOh'fLNH5 It UILtN.- TO tHFUIUPC I'It'II
tory Of Mr.. Chas W. Baker No 90 Deekmrn street. was
entered by burglars early yesterday morning, by meas
of false keys An attempt then made TO blow open
the suie by drilling number Of holes around tie JOCK
and filing them with powder Ia this attempt they
fortunately unsuccessful. a. il contained s1Voo
In money and internal Revenue stamps. Something NJ
this juncure must have alarmed the rssoals ne they
beat q retreat leaving behind them complete set OF
burglars tools comprising brace II drills and jimmy
They were found lying Tho safe by the porter on
entering tho premises IN tho morning, ana were teEcn
to tire Second Precinct Siaiion-house.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLTD-Patrick Eagan fell
from tie roof OF the six story tenement house. No 21i
East Fouiicenth-s'. yesterday morning and was in-
santly killed. The Coroner notified 10 hold an In
CuesL
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"Tal EcndrrinR, TrinI.x
To TIE Editor Of Ia, ~ y TyibuuG

To he Ethoy Of The ~ y. IfbuHs
Some few weeks since you gave publicity to 6
charge preferred against that part Of my business con
Quoted in Elizabethstreet setting birth that decom'
posed euimal matter received aud melted there.
also that tie business was prcudca 70 public health.
Aer Trial Of several days duration the case was dis
m.ssed tue Judge deciding the "eydence 'n'uih'
cien issue en- order under the statute" "a an act
Of justice to me- ask cons ouous place ios tbs sS
was given the charge. CHAs, ". HULL
Sort Al
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sEl1pPiNG IrsTELL'@RvCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoaE."".s rTrnDsn Il


Shin G,flbaiM C3r) Shower, Lonior Rs'sv'rs c.,
Ra5s Eilca Mormon, hcC ry, Eafbadces D Jgewbids-
Bar. son ia (Rr.b, Jacobs Haiamorcs Nigel hfin.
Brig Alice be- Arny, Wilmington Del T. ,. Buck p Co
Yr- Loeb louold, siute. OF Goyl. Murray nePAe".
rrs Il. n. A. Pie, Webb, Eounalsi hid4. tor &c.
Schr Pcapor Thomp.oa Lecclac. a. q. b-.toh Z. bon
Sch Ciroilc, Ros'rl, Ncw Haven, H. q. Hsc.el sou
Schr Hiascth8, l1g.ahan. South boy, W. NoWl1nL
gehr Globe Rockwell. Wa Anfon. Honflc' Smith Co.
sol. Il.Ip--. Cas-.Ll. Eacaalolt In-ll \ D-.i,l.
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Nnrs Close M The Pos,.omce.

For South Pacific aud Genital America BY steamer
Gotta Rca Tae.iiy september 3.............. ici m.
Fer France, by steamer LAT yeite "Wednesday, Sept.
-. 10.
mp m.
Iol Orc9l DIis'i aud the Continent. b Ito steam
q TGrora ruesI1y September I5............ 81 IN.
Wodpes day. September Is.................... u p
NoIil-Albany, Buffalo. aud Cansdas..S O. and 5!
North and West N-y moi. p. III.
Wrslen Meii Via ETis RGiirond.....5 aud a
Southern aud ous Western Mails M. q! B4 and ic
10. NAL. II and "a
Newport AID Ea D. IN.
Ire Long lsaad Mail closes Gt........5 and
Sunday hsik-on Sunday all MALE close II p
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}lcrt-i0ar0ens' Nciire.
SlAry oY Nxrz-YnrK.

STATE or NEv-YonK
FoRr-WARpTNs OFFICE Nc. 100 Wsllrt.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section ct tho Get passed pri II, 49,. entitled IAN
&c; Reorganze NE Wsrlens Once OF tne Port Of New
York." TO al psraons Interested In having charge Of tho
ubec matter such Inc ly. examination surrey that
Ito following ses uder evlnlllticg By tho for
WsFdens and that the sid Surveys examinations viii DO
coupaed whin ten days succeeding tia notice on
aosIi said vessels:
sfoamship Evening Ster.......".."....E y. r.
ship auguiri T.. -
Bhp Haze. .s..ss..stoos stores.
gark Jlsper. A.. w.
fark NrrucL Law. r. ~
BIG Lea I.d
MlNfHORNE TOAPfJS5, lresident
J. iuG's HRRR'EAS. 5ecfefary
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remembrance in which you pleased to bold the
graduates and honorary graduates Of your institution
who have been and are now IN Ito army.
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To Albany, By Hrlcon Il. H., &C WsIren.a., re
and 10 am, and 4, G, aud lo:4Op. m Sunday train
IT, ' Sss1y By Harlem T. sii Iis; i.
m. and y. n. Sunday train......
To Albany, Cozrens's Hotel Dock. West Peint
Newburgh. Pouehkeepsle, Rhinebcek teishi,i
and Hudson BY steamers DAM Drew and G. Nib.
bard. leaving Desbiossos-s'. llandrg ~ 0hstD - O.
10 Baltimore, Ivy tie hSw-!or'eg H. H. 100, % %
nSni.ht , 7,so. ,.
10 Boston, BY New. Lyndon ue Pa coN.R.,
s sSo liee ~ . '', ~ D- ' 500 p
s7 Ho..' sad Gs ,S''''.r - ~ Send e:Oop
sr ' vi, sh T5 Line. ia md p m sandiy.. s:OOP
p' rs. Wv 49,. rnd 70 . ~ 5sa5 90
To Bird .cDorr, BY steamer bldreror, nom rex
SIT, h. ~ d,Y. 80 ~
Long leland, by l.. J. Railroad from Jaue'shp
and foot OF tll-lt.. J.. b....s.....L c. m ana $50 =
To kcyport, by steamer An Mama, from i3ot Of ..
Moneys -
10 Irnr Brsnch b. Hlu.an rud lrlWue ley
X. T.. va steamer Jcso lcyt i'.t Of Murray,
st. daily ~ ....... .........i. and ID e. a., aud 4. ?
To New hasea, Hartford, tui sirns he4--,ieam,
sa go. '.' ~ 2 g. n, a. ii s. 80 All 800 >
and Rondoui. by steamer Mary Powell lrasos Jay
r. ssnSii , S1J H. ...I:,; ifo'. cciyei
Leaves Jsy-s,., daily, binding a. s'tltt ~ L.
Cr.ry Pola, Cs1slai. Hesi Point Cold spms'
end Cornwall
So. p I9i...' - 49, @ p co
To d 'a' q Ms y I'1-' "-' ~ i n sdd 100
T. III ilflei-.ia, hy Nov -islty flii1.d loot %
s ssd 3 is It, 'l1 H. 49, -. ;. % s'
Csurt'audi,i., and 80 -, q. g. tn., snl ~ $50
,o IN ic,i 70 'a,oii Is ~
zee Advertisements ia 44...1r pnt %. ths T.lrs
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schr. Henry Crosby evif Providence for Rcndout
6ehr. A. p. q. Wtest0n Christy. Troy for WuehAn-
schr. Alpius, rressoy, New Haven.
Schr. Harpfr Cooubs. Tous'ke p.ie for Balilnors
schr. r'ir T., Andgrsou, Dlghicp for Portsmouth,
hehr. Cypfns Cote. Providence. IN ballast
bchr. Zicavo, Burch. Providence. in BALLAST.
schr. NJ. sewsl hoy, Nevowg fer Portsmouth,
schr Juno Mills Eockland, lime
schr foontsir, Davis hudson for fen Rtvss
soin Esq niIasu W briggs, Troy fer IA fltop.
schI eanon asbsrB ThasT. isssl1his Tor Taunton.
schr s. j. Wsyirs saith. Fortress Montoe, deyS bAa
10 nlsfeI.
Schr samne Colt allsrd Phiads'ptls for ssybrook coal
schr Electra Pride, Falmouth Jsn - days, 0swooa v.
Y. Bney.
scir Pilots Bride Cokar Newburvpori ~ phiiade phiA
Schr Hicknlsu, Bergen Albany FOR Prov derre.
Sohr I. K. Hammond OBuen Lnbec, day', plaster Tor
Newark.
scLr ABBY Bracket, Achorn. South ArboY for Bath.
Schr {. T. Nanicryooft, Hakrr r. s leplA for Boon.
schr Corbulo Hart Phiisdeipia for Boston.
behr Joseph Hay, Hathaway. Philadelphia for WsfshAnn
wIND-Morrirs, from ~ NE. At ssnsst NJ
Sailed.
ssPr. -sehooness-Wularn Eeua,eT Harriet. Thomas,
Vsrtra
sloop-Gertrude.
szYr. LISTENER Arago.
MrmornnCi.
Steamship Vanderbilt! ,sled from the Norl River Sunday
afternoon.
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ttleoiral.
DR. TALBOTs CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PINEAPPLE CIDER

+ PREVENTIVE Of SiCxNEsi.-Tbe experiences Tia.
Dr. Talbot as had for the last Twenty Eve years con:
vnces him that Is time TIE pubic bad article offered
thai viii prevent sickness Tie a;ice ostcrd ~ Dr. Tai
bots Aedcsied finespie Cider designed i0E all clsses,
old end ycuns. IL H. no: new - the ftc0r, Ut 10 en-
tirey new 20 tho pgb5 one quar-, bottle viii last q
wei pcroR or ycir. 1tis & rsdcrs mode Of doc
toIug reyortheesI Il will millions from bong SICK.
'sno betrTto pny tvodolarsa ear 90 keep beng 'k
tlon pay twenty dollars 81 Doctor bills ard much
iJs c cis 81 lime an1 w 4lco4fe ~ beng llcc
TO prevent sicAnet ioowf; ADJ ore ie1 ?oonii o.
Nclolfcd Pineapple tifT 20 SAMPLER o! coa Fs,r and
d-hk the fin. Cling s,F yal u7s 30 g., nn @ a-i We
befo. yol retire - ~. Will Increase 'f s- nfhf
ard ,iyc yg0f al c.'u g. O. e sy.iC-l celAl d VOW
NorS merchant VI hes made uororsh tia ~ to Pine.
aIge Cider, ir IaDc ..i Dig f'r- IN 20 in-s Of
fesh in mouth. O. hrst tr.- HecuGrrs iis use
tboyr directed ami tndFit very beli. proved
o. entire preventive scss in M case ~ o. alothe
Weal0wh gentleman 10 New hai ufe4 fhe It-lcaeH
cider for sea yo.s uai not been ..,A d4y
during ii'nt time
lfief g. r fce. ON or1fl nc. SIC ava .itese.
A. oslsr. should - % lrr.lel 10
h. L. BABLlTT
so'efxni
81 G. ga Ct g 20 y AID a NG.hln.fant.
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NrEw.YoRK & NEw.nAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
eio COMMENCING MAY 9. 1854 sst
Passenger Stallion In NewYcrs corner 2ith 8. and Ghs
Eutrsncs on 2ftr Sc

Passenger Ste ion In NewYcrk 2ithss and Gh 40
Entrance 2ith ST.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-YORK:
For NewNayen J. lEx.b Hoo - a. lL:lo lELb 9W
OH $3.50, $50 and (Exlp u
For Bridgeport. T. lBKl ll:O g. m l'l' tExb ~
Fox si.sori aud sualfori J. 1850 e. m $3.50, $50 Pm
For Fa.gGed. soulhpor md we'Port h;S a. M -
5:2op,D. ,oor
35o, 4:3o, $50, tfI.) Q. m .,,.>
5.sJ ~ - 80 . a.
For STANFORD !, (Erl $50, II 30 M lz;ia (EHht
Oil $3.50, 49,. $50, $50. (EI) p. M.
los Port Chester and intermediate saiocs, 3D. ;s9a
IT,; $50. 40, $3.50 $3.50, p IN.
49, WV CONSEC'FING TRAINS.
For Boston via s. dngaed. a. M sEalj lExh a"
For Boston via shote Line, 1913 lENh Bp m -
ror Hartford and Springfield. elExI II;o MT 1tEAh
$50. p :, m A..
Montreal; p. IL. to Northampton. ,, y,
For Hartford, Providence and FSA8iI Railroad tELb
li30 G.. u. 49,.
For New Haven New.London and stcninston Rair0sds
n. l2:l5 g 9 p. m.
For Canal Railroad, 1918 2. m. 10 northampton
For flousatonc Railroad. o . m D. H.
Fer Nsnestuok Reiirosd, 8 q. m ) p. m,
Eor Danhnry sui Norwak Railroad. $50 a. N ~ -
ronooa,ss Sleeping Car. attached 20 p. TIlins
JAMES II. HONr. SupeEine ndon6