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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pill, &
Androscoggin Railroad Comply.
BOndlOldeEs' Meeting

M HEREAS. we the undersigned were ar a still
w are no ders OF Bones secured ~ the Third
Mortgage of tho Androscopg gin il~oaS Cnmnanv
so-csltd, cat Dso. llth, 1856 wh-ch ssid SSoyt
gage has been efectually and legally torecIosed and
whereas the sad Bond folders have there1,5 hgoome
Company corpoI ated aud Chartered os ~ the
ca OF tho foreclosure Aforesaid. wi h all n char
ered and legal tights and immupltie which ar.
tain TO the or giaal Company at tie lime IF The
forecio urs; now thereto Q. we the tbs Ia Re- ~
hol9 err and Corr rators a'ofesaid barehu Give
n 'tlce that meeting of the hjlders of said bonds
under tbs name oitse Androscoe gin Ee;rao5 Gnm
paay will be held att he Office VIM wiz q g IN
IN the city Portland in he County of Cpmbarlsnd
Maize. ON THURSDAY the eleventh dav of Me- a N
1866 at 'hree O'Clock in the afternoon for tba foI
lowing purposes, viz: ~ ,tAe 'o-
lst.-ro choose q Moderator and CLERK of sa,d
meeting Vi s"'e
I'd 10 see If the Corporators will accant s.;d in
corporation ana org nize the sme by the choice of
ard of Directors, and such other oice ~ a. NAV
be d,emed legal snd proper Also TO adoDt = 1e,r
corporate name for said Corporation and deter
mine v hat the said nsme shall be-
3t.-ro make rdain, and est abtish sn m bvo ie vs
and regua ions as may be deemed necessary for
such Co pora ion. 49,
All TO transact any 9th business that nav
properly come bafare said meeting.
March a., 1865.
D w.CLARK, SEfHMAY
JOS VA DUkGIN SEQ PHlLIrM. STUBS,
A. d =. f.. srRING, WIN. Willis
JOS lLsLs ALLtN HALVES.
HENRY A. JONES. H. NJ. PAYSON
--ani7d'd
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TFNHE undersigned hereby give notice to allpersons
Il interest ed, hat they have been appointed by
The Judge Of Probate Tor CumbeIl nd County, Com.
missiolels with fu power to receive snd examine
all the cams ofthe several creditors to the estate oi
rEomas II. Bresln, late of Portland phi scian, de-
ce lset which estate has been snted q. be
solvent; and six months allowed unto said Gre
itors foT bringing in their cai and proving their
debts. ffd 7TGV-
Tbs Commissioners will be at the office of Nathan
w BIB on temple Street. in Portland, on the first
Mondays OF April, May, jane and July. the Sec
ond monday Oh september, 1865, frcm to O'Clock
M, for the purpose of receiving and examining
claims against said estate.
NATHAN WEpB,
MARTIN GORE.
Portland March %, 1865. mar240SW
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DUPs3 F7tttVUtIItI
W. W. WHITE, of Oil City.

This stock is bona tide, full paid with no possibil-
ity of future assessments and personal liability.
The absolute value and ateua cash cost ofthis PROP
erty are great as 10 preclude its being offered
with the aIurement of reduction frem a nominal
par valus.
It has been selected, at different times dnri1r the
past year By several old and experienced ei-vork-
ers and residents of Oil Creek, who are familiar
with the history, progress and value OF every well
and piece of property in thst region. Several Of
the producing interests Originally acquires fJr
the purpose OF holding private invtstn nts and
sources of regular income.
These gentlemen have, however, been induced to
combine their various Inter ests with additional
properly, into one strong, und, aud reliable COM
pany. Each ofthem will retain interest as st ok
holders and hold their so X as permanent mves.-
ment. Residing in the oil region, and directly cor
cerned the success CT the company they al edg
ed to look closely after itsoperatonsi thu ao-diDg
guaranty of wAtchful supervision, and fathfal and
energetic management poss, ssed probably in an
equa degree By no other oil company ever formed.
Two ofthsFe gent eman a. on the beard Of Diree>
ton, and one Superintendent of the Company.
The stock is sold to pay FIR the property, and to
furnish working capital TO opea up the large and
promising tracts yet waiting to DO developed.
The managers start with the Intention Of paying
dividends quarterly and from actual earnings only
Paying quarterly affords time to sell tn, oil prcdue.
ed, to the bess advantage and is believed to be In
all respects tho soundest policy.
The dividends wi beyond question, ba not only
immediate, but regular, permanent and remunera-
tive. We wish to avoid holding out any iBdase-
ments not warranted by the same moderate and Isa-
sonable calculations that would be made IN embark
ing in any legitimate business enterprise. 1t ia safs
however, to assure subscribers oflaadsome quar-
terly dividends from the present wells Of the COM
pany; VIII oh viii moreover we confidently be isye,
be very largely Increased by new develeI ments TO
DO rapidly made upon our extensive and valuable
properties.
We invite attention to- and the mast careful exam
nation Of, the following list ofpropertias laLds
and leases the locations of which sl own II.
On the map; believing that none morg valuable aud
Promising have ever been offered upon so sma q
capital, and none that have given greater rssu arc,
Of peraanen vslue and largs rftUrns. We inyfe
subscriptions TO HvestB1eg,t. and guarantee lie
most energetic and tkilfal efoi u to develop the
propel ty throughl5, as well as cal e.ul aud faithful
management.
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Mechanics Bank.

NOTICE il hereby gwen thai at a meeting of the
IN Sto kholdsis OF the Mechan cs Bank held on the
18th Of j anuary 1885, it was voted
That the Directors be, and toey are hereby in
s'ructed and authorized at UGH time as thew NAV
deem for the interest the Bank, to sur ender tbs
charter OF the Bank, and to organize a INA ional
Banking Association under the Laws of the Uni. :
ed Sta es, and TO make Ill certificates and pape g.
and TO do end perform all acts necessary to larry
into eff act the object o this vote.
Pur uaut to said vote, the Directors have procur.
ed the assent the two thirds of the Can't
tai Stack, and the l4th February, Votsd te sur-
render charter aud to proceed imme to or
ganize National Ban king Association .
W. X STEPHENSON, Cashier
Portland, March II, 1865. marl5dim
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sale of Forfeited Goods

COLLECTORS OsPIcE, DISTRICT o PORTLAND
AND FALMOUTH,
Portland. March l6, 1884,
TFNHE following described merchandise having
n been forfeited for violation OF the Revenue
Laws of thu United States public notice of said seiz
urea ha ring been given and no claim to said goods
having been made they will be sold at public suc-
ton at the Cid Custom House, this port Thurs
day Apr 20. 1s65. at IL O'Clock A. M to wit:
Is lD-l2 dpz. pdrs woole Mittens; doz pairs
wooden Socks 456 TBS. old Zinc; box Sugar. 800 CT
gafs; 2 BIB 8. Molas-es.
1. WASHBURN, Jr, Collector.
mchl6d1awtd
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Guardians sale.

THE undersigned, 6uaId dian of Lendal W Os-
l. good. minor child OF krapcis osgood late of
Portland in the County oil Cumberland, deceased,
hereby gives ootioe that she will sell pursuant TO
lien from the Probae Court. at pub c or private
sa e, on the premises Thursday, the 9th day of
pril, 1885, at O'Clock P. III all said m nor's int
es as tenant in common in certain re estate stu.
ate in sail Portland, the Northe&stcrly side of
Green Street, measuring three rods on said street
and extending back oe hundred feet, more or less,
to Ca ton Street, h5ling the same width Also
one OF on the N,rtheaster ds OF Canton Street
measuring about 50 teet said Street and extend
ing back 80 or 20 feet, mo'e or less. 60 f ~
RHODA F. 0SG0O0, Guardian.
HINRY BAILEY & Co. Aucti lneers.
m lawtil ap2lthen edtd
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existing NEGROES IN THE UNION Ar
NY <rhe Nashville linton tells the follow
. ing matter of-fact good one; IN .sas
A STAKEHOLDER from the country approached
an old acquaintance, also stakeholder, re-
siding in this city, the other day and said
II have several negro men lurking about
here somewhere. wish you would look out
for them, and when you tlnd them do with
them as il they were your own"
Certainly will, )" replied his friend.
few days ago the parties again met, and
the planter asked:
u Have you found my slaves ?"
~ have"
sand where they2'
swell, you told me to do with them just as
II they were my Own, and as made my men
enlist in the Union army, I did the same with
yours"
The astounded PLANTER absqratulated.
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An AGREEABLE CUSTOMER :" Stranger,
want to leave my dol. in this ere Office till
the boat starts; l am afraid somebody will
steal him." .f.
You can't do it," said the clerk stake him
out"
well, stranger, that is cruel; but you are
both dispositioned alike, and he's kinder COM
Ialy for you"
Take him out" roared the clerk.
swell, stranger, don't think you're honest
and you want watching. Here, Dragon" he
said to the dog, "sit down here, and watch
that fellow sharp and turning on his heel he
said put him out, stranger, If he's trouble
some" m
The dog lay there till the boat started,
watching and growing at every movement OF
the clerk, who gave him the better half of
the office.
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II Wish I was Handsome. y
THE WILD FLOWER.

Lodged in a sunny cleft,
Where the Q Id breezss come not. blooms acne
Tns lite wild flower, whose just ope ed eye
Is the spr 6 htaveu 1t gazes at
starti the iter.r / tho NAKED groves
VITA unexpected beauty. bryant.
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a Perfect Cure for Catarrhl
.ad DR.. R. GOODALE'S
ICATARRH REMEDY.
aS AHD NODE OF TREATMENT Is
The Acme of PerfectionI


i penetrGtes the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and exterminates it, root ana branch,
forever.
1t removes all the wretched symptoms of this
lea hsome malady, and aver consumption.
40 cleans the head, deodorises the breath, and al
lords the most grateful relief.
IL asieviates more agony and silent suffering than
tongue can tell.
II Is noted Jor curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means filled in.
t cures Rag, Rose and Periodic Cdtdrrh of the
most obstinate and violent fyps.
No form Of CatGrrh or noise in che head can resist
its penetrating power
Or. Goodate has spent q Lifetime battLino
scith thisfsH disease His triumph i complete
Or Gooddte's cATARRH REMEDY is n harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm of he hand
Dr. r. Gooddle is knotcn throughout the coantrv
as the author OF the onlr True Theory of Catarrh
ever published. Where its Oriein-What its Rava.
ges-Mode of Jreatment-and Rapid Cure In ali its
forms.
DR.: GoodcIe's Pamphlet ON CATARRH should he
read by every one. It can be obtained at our near
office. F w 0~A Va
New York. '40e''
Price 81. sOldby Il. H HAY, june2 e4.dIv
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SUMMARY OF PROPERTIES.

Two tracts of good boring land. one hur ,dredsnd
one hundred and four respectively IN fee az.
uated south OF OIL City, in Vensneo ounty, in the
immediate neighborhood OF the AGamautire, Lee,
and other large wells just on ths East sandy
and Allegheny rivers
Important Interests and Leases on TIE best and
most carefully selected properties on OIL Coeh,--
on the Hassan Fats, = C)rnplanter Rua.-Rynd.
Flats.-CheTy Tree Run,-Ciapp Hasssn, W dow
McChntock, Foster, and Two lots on the celebrated
Hyde G Egbert Farm.
In all, fifteen wells, i've Of them PROCURING wells.
even down from two to five hundred feet and stilI
boring, andthrse just commencing, with room Oh
the leases for several more wells.
Also good refinery, in complete working order
capable of refining 100 barrels per day. at profit
one to five hundred dollars.
Also engines, tools, tubing, tanks and impr syo-
ments, the actual cash cost of which was $500.
and worth to-day S75ooo,--shs whole compr cling q
property unsurpassed for pre.ent value and pro-
spective increase
Subscription books for stock at the otics of the
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r EN- Q " A T.
w. p. MERRILL & co.

WoULD infnim their friends 3 nd the public gen.
w eraP mt they h-ve removed frem III ion ST.
20 ere NO under the United ates HOTEL where
can ne Iounn good assortment of Ladies', Misses'
ana Ge9's' Fashionahle B ,ots, Shoes and Rabbers.
Wn ca tle, VIII sell a. Clst for few days.
Ins Pubic wi do well TO call ana examine before
Don's fcret the place. No uuder the o. Hotel,
mex ooor 70 the entrance. ap4t2@
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YORK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD
SrMHzR ADVANCEMENT.

ETEFa On and afteI Monday, 10th inst, 1876,
&trains viii leave as follows, until fur.
ther notice: 4777- 77-T
Leave Saoo River for Portland, as 645 and $40
A. M. and 3 46 P. M.
Leave Portland for saco River, at As A. M and
3 90 and ~ r, NJ.
The 2 % Z. NJ. train out and the 5.45.A. M. train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
oars At ached
Stages connect ut Gorham for West Gorham
Standsh, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark Sebago
Hrideton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld Fryebure
Conway; BARTLETT Jackson, Limngton. Cornish
Porter, Freedom, Madison and Eaton, N. H.
gle, South Lmlngton. Limington, Limerick New
held, Raraons6eld, aud Osspee
AtSSccarappa, for South Windhan East Stand.
ish, Sebago. Denmark and Bridgton, I Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays.
Portland, April 8. 1866. dtf
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,r,HE nsessarfuershir Nome.

TyHE uuosssrfuersilip Notice.
a nerthip un'-ed hsve THE dav formed co-psr'.
s9r s5e prspGse uns firm Of ToBEr
here ofore occupied by L. .e ,. al tbe IN stsnS
| mercial St. rs Marrett Tx cam.
T--sH1%yAs RI.
| xs oo.. z. TOBEN,
Marsn Sstn. apl1dlm
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Two Wells now going down, and more
Wells to 90 down soon. ed


Wells to go down soon. err
6l2t of the best oil land viii the stock hold
ers het Tor the low ice OF 900. with $50 0t0 to
,rk It wth being about three tlm IS the smount OF
land stockhoioers generally get " Companies where
IN Ca2i al is Fl xed at s600l0J' We woul5 pa, ticu
lady cal the ton fparties wishing 20 investto
his fac, as with very 1T success we shall bs able
to paw at least three per cent. moi tn, d
that wi hin sixty Gays from the time we close our
cur books. EA
We have already engaged an engine, row ON THE
LAND 10 60 to work wi b.. BY tnIs .rarg snt we
nall save at least thirty days, which it would take
to get one there. srsaey
l.. pa ting mi. stock upon The Market the officers
promise to all tn If energy, and conh leutly
pect 10 ma 1t IN best Gil stock iu the market.
he ope'ty of this Company is situate on Oil
Creek Crawford County, Pennsylvan d. and Allie
sany County, New York. TIE properly on Oil
the Comp any can earn large diyidenas The Com
pauy will, quick the funds of che Company will
admit, 8 nix several w ls on this prol ert
The property in Ailegany County, New York, Is
also very vainabe, being situated The ceebra-
ted lndian Spring" called, and consi is of5524
IS as WI fast rising in value, andcan be re-
leased at largs ADVANCE from what it viii cost this
Since The above was written. the s.Indian Spring
Oil Comp any" have receivs letters stating that he
Moore Well il CIV flowing Uil. which is Of the flo
est lubrcatng quality, and will sell for $40 per bar
rel in this market.
This ke of I'll will largely advance the price of
land in this vcirity, and IS this Company has 5524
scres adjoining the 'Indian Sprirg Uomoa ny," the
officers fe the fullest ccnfdcrce in plNcng this
stock upon tue market, and expect large and regus
lar dividends.
Monday. March 8. 1866, at the Office of F. w
HATCH, Treasurer, 40 Washing on sti eet and at
LOMBARD & GORE. 80 State street. ss
Prospectus 10 be had, and further Information
given on application to the Tressnr' !, Or
ma 23d1m* 81 Commercial Street Partlend Me.
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Portland and Kennebec R. R.
PORTLAND, SACO Il PORTSMOUTH,
1S RAILROAD.

EzsFszEE On and after April 8, 1866, Passenger
- s.szzz65sz.g Trains leave as follows:
Leave portland for Boston, at $40 A. H. and ESQ
PM.
4 Leave Boston for Portland at 730 A. H. and 8
p. M
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
Portland, April 8, 1885 edtf
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HALLOWELL HOUSE
REOP NED!
NEW FURNITURE & FIxTU7Esl
s, G. DENNIS. Pronr;.,or

S. G. DENNIS, Proprietor.
eI-The public are specially informed that the
spacious. convenient and well-known HAILowRLI
Augusta, and fur miles from Togus Spring. has
been refurnished, and is open for the reception 8
company and permanentsboarders
guests.
Z = II a p Il L M @
ara ply provided. -
HallowelI, Feb. / 1864 moh25 eodt1
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RED TOP SEED.

O0OO SACKS Of primo quality New Crop
ANlOO lle6i) Red Top Zee Twill be scld in Iots
eyledsw No ls3 Marketss, Philadelphia
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STEAMBOATS,.
Steam from Liverpool to Boston,
DIRECT. ONCE A FORTNIGHT.
y Warren & Co.'s Line.

= {
co. The following splendid first class
.ls,Q=&R&SNSea TO sail from Liverpool for Bos-
on every alternate Saturday, com
u nsltg oAlURDAY. April 8. 1855.
HlIIEsPoNr, a5eotons, So horse p power.
eAas sSS &c horse no:s bower
Passengers by these Stems hips will be regularly
supplied with liberal allowance of cooked provis-
ions.
steerage passage frI Liverpool to Boz ton $50 90
Children under IL years, 5000
Infants UNI er year, 1000
ing to get herr 1rien out from the Old Country,
these steamers offer a1vantags superior to those Of
any other Line Passengers by the So steamships
seG ~ Boston wh re they will lie within asy reach
the dangers am annoyances which beses strangers
laading Ia New Yo,k.
80 State 81. and Ais Commercipi st, eel Boston.
~ % SIGHT DRAFTS Tor FL Ster ing and upwards
pay able in England. Ireland Scotland, for sale.
Agents in Liverpool GEO. WARREN Il Co.. Fem
wick Cham ers. M fIble7ew
Steam to and From the OLE Country.
EfRR> The weIl-known favorite Ciyde.built
ESkAAGa4z Iron steamers OF the ANCHOR LINE of
aIlenp 20, ii IBEREf /" "CALKDohIA !" eBRITAN-
MIA" and UNITED IHsDoM," are ntee ded TO sail
fertnightly to and II nm New York. carry ing pas
ssngers to and from LiverpoOt Glasgow, Belfast,
Dnotin, Waterford, Cork, limerick, eataCGy or
londonderry Those steamers were built specially
Ter he Atlantic trads, are divided into water and
air-tight compartments.
- ~ Ratss IF Passage.
From New York IL any ofthe above place: Cabins.
SIC, and 800; steersge s45, payable in American
currency. aaea lA7 Gt55L 81 C.
( To New York from any of the above places: Cab.
equivalentia American currency. ~rB n
Those who wish to send Tor their friends can buy
tiesets at these ratet from the Agents,
FRANCIS MACDONALD & co,
!. fAn4d4m Bowling Green NJ, Nnrk
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international Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais and St. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

EAafE-N On and after Monday, March 9th,
nsssszzzE - he Steamer NEW ENGLAND, Can't NJ
fisio viii leave Railrosd Wbaf loot of Stat ST.
every MONDAY al 6o'clock P. ard the Steamer
every THURSDAY III o'elock P M, for Ea,tport and
st. John.
=, Returning will leave st. John every Mondsy ard
Bos on. ss rr>fEf1 q 49,
At Eastport the Steamer 'sQueen" will connect
ior ST. Andrews, ROBINSON anu calais, with the New
brnswick and Canada Railway for Woodstock and
bouton stations. Sage Coaches also connect at
Eastport ior NJ chiss and intermediate places.
VI, Atst John the steamer Emperor wllconneet, FIR
vino or, Dsgby ana halifax. ua
Freight received en- days of sailing until O'Clock
Portland, March 20. 1885. mcR2lti
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

t-sz=5sEF1 Trains leave Portland Grand Trunk
- Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
1.4V aud las p. Ii. -
For Bangor andintermediate stations at LIS T. NJ
RETURNING-Leave Lewiston at 6 20 A. 81 and
arrive in Portland at $50 A. N. Leave Bangor at
7.30l A. NJ and arrive in Portland at 2.l5 +. M.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston. ME
Freight train leaves Portland at A. M, and re
turning is due in Portland att p II.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily Tor most Of the towns North and East OF this
line % GEGT ~
G. M. MORSE, Supt.
Watefville, November, 1868. t5 deel4
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90 The developed interest, Gas will be
seen below) is already sufficient to en-
able this Company to pay monthly divi-
dends.
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New England Screw Steamship Co
SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

REA The 81 lepdid ard fast Steamships
<SA CHESAPEAKE, Capt WILLARD, and
A&k& FkANCONIA, Capt SHERWOOD, viii
~ uatil further notice, run as follows:
leave Bcown's Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES.
DAY and SATURDAY, at 4 P. M, and leave Pier
North r, Flyer, New York every WEDNESDAY
snd SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. M.
These vessels are fitted up with fina aecommoda
uons for passengers, making this the most speedy,
SAFE and comfortable route for travellers between
Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
sreal. Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta Eastport and
Shippers requested to send their freight to the
cleaners as early as p. M. ON the day that thew
leave Portland '
For freight or pas age apply to
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland
h. b. CROMWELL& CO., No. So West Street.
New York. ?
Dec. 6, 1882. diff d
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@taten

OF the oondit on of Tee Northwestern Insurance
~ Company ofosNego, N. T., on the first day OF
January, 1866.
The anou1t of the Capital Stock OF this Company
Is one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The Assets of thu Company are -l-
lst-Cash on hand, in Banks, aAdin h1ndsof
agents, S0,425 20
2d-Real Estate, unincumbered to the value
of ls.OS7 so
LIST liens 97,775 IA
4th-Dtbis secured by Mortase on Vessel 800 %
h-U. .. Five per cent 1870 Bonds $500 90
6sh-Debts otherwise se,u ed IL $40 ~
7h-Deots for Premiums 1851 30
Sth-AlI other securities and Investments 55026 II
Total Assets 240,775 So
The Liabilities of this Company are
1st-Lossed adjus ted and not due, .9 8,948 90
2d-Losses uuadjusteu, including those wait
ing pr, of, 6.O74 IL
Sd-Ali other claims against I'll Company, 5,04O 40
Dated Oswego. January 25 1865.
Signed THEO IRWIN, Prest.
Signed, s. WARREN WHITE, Sec'y.
Sworn and subscribed before mo, this 2Sth day OF
January, 1865.
Sisnsd VIM. MORGAN, Notary Public.
ELIPHALET WEBSTER, Agent,
No. IS Exchange St.. Portland
March 9th. 1865. mch27sod3w
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R eanOval.

A 8, SPRING hare removed from Gem.
As merelal to Exchange Street, over the Office OF
the Ocean Insurance Company. mar2sdim
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RAILROADS..
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY,

fGsYWINTKR ARRANGR MENT.
On and after Monday, Nov. 2 1884,
trains will run daily, Sundays except
eol untiiAarthef notice. as follows:
r 100 , UP TRAINS.
Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at 40
a. M Also Island Pond, connecting there Wltn
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave South Paris at 6.AS A. NJ, and Island Pond
at $50 A. M.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
apv amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sons unless notice given and paid for at the rate
of one passen ger for every $500 additional value.
: o. j. BhYDGEs, Managing Director.
H. BAILEY, Superintendent.
Portland, Nov. Z, 1854. now