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New England Screw Steamship Co
.taeiEtGF 4 y 1872 VI " III 4 1tty
SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

RN. The sTlepdid and fast Steamships
S CHES kPEAKE, Capt WILLARD, and
&MM&&M FKANCoNIA, Capt. S HERwooD, will
until further notice, run ,ollows:
Leave BroYn's Wharf, Portland, every w EDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at4 P. M, and leave Pier
North RIVER New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock P, IL
These vessels are fitted up with fine accommoda-
tions for passengers making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable n0nte for travellers between
New York and Maine.I Passage $500, including
Goods forwarded by this liDe TO and from Mon
treal Quebec, BANGOR Bath, Augusta, Eaatport and
St.Josn At 4 JJIs I'LL FfGS
Shippers arerequested to send their freight to the
steamers 80 early as r. N. on the day that they
leave Portland.
ForfreigTt or pas age apply to MI - 49,
EMERY 4 FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland d =
a. b. CR0MWELL G CO., No. SO West Street,
New York. Uiih-iZ d3f
Deg. q, 1862. --. diff
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Catarrh--SerotAla.

I, Mrs William ETery, Of 76 Certral Ayouue
Chelsea. DO certify that have been great suffice
al my LIE from Catarrh anu Scrofua Of tie wors,
KIND AT the sg of two years. the disease be ian 10
assume 2 violent form. All my life it has kept me
N pondage have had hundreds OF liberated
throats wsnld have seven in winter had great
pam and dizziness in my head, with many other ait
aents. Last winter the Scroiula broke out under
my chin and run to such an extent that thought
my life would run out, doctor could cure me-
Onetola me- u would tai 9 three years to STOP the
Running cam tt II the suffering endured in body
and mind. Most providentially was advised to 70
and see Mrs. NJ g. Brown. Ibid so. In the begin.
ming OF May last, obtained her MetGphgsscat IDS
cooery. and used it fai ully. The happy aua glo
rious results are, that ana delivers from All NV dis
eases My Catarrh Is gone, my dizzines and head.
ache are gone. feel as free from Scrofula and ia
effects as any being In the world. In two weeks ~
Ter began 10 use the Medicine the runnip sora mn
DER my chin had ceased in less tn an mon h fonnd
myself curad woman. 1t Is now nearly six monrhs
since and bage had DO return ofiiseass nav throat
Wht always troubled me with uIcerations ia en-
TREY cured Every exposure used TO give ma coId
now DO rot take cold at all. l feel stronger and
PETER tDan at any period OF my life i had w;nd
on my stomachi that is all gone can feel the Dis.
coyeTy searching through my system, NY circuia-
Won was'a always bad now 1t is good. / am getting
Mech heavier and stronger. / am sixty-fye years
9ia.1 want all the world to know of my great de-
iiveTanee hom Catarrh snd Scrotula, and also from
the grave, where expected soon to go.
Mrs. WILLIAM EELERY, 20, Central Avenue
Chelsea, whore l can be seen.
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POETRY. 9T1
For the Press.


For the Press. ...-,.,-7s 1890 Il
Lines
On thu death Of j. r. Knight, of falmouth, who died
prisoner ia y Tebs hospital.
And hist thou gone ! Can it be true
That we mustsay farewell
How can we bid last adieu
To one We loved so well? -.4tr g 4.
So far away from those you lovso'
In stranger lands 10 de,
Without one kind loving friend
To hear the las. good bye
No parents kind to cheer thy heart
Or check the falling tear;
No sister dear could round thee stand
Not one loved friend was near.
Amid our Country's dsadliest foes,
In tFsitors' hands to lie:
How sad and lonely passed the hours
Ere thou vert called to die
know thy work WIS bravery done,
Thou actedst we'll thy part
For true and patriotic love las
Was centred in thy heart;
But sti we mourn, my schOolmate dear,
Thy fall in youthful bloom,
where not one kind or loving friend
Could mark thy lonely tomb. 11
How we Dear tne sdu, SaQ LnOugntt
That thou more wilt me,
To join US in our evening walks,
In thy d sar native home
Can we fbrgst that che srfu, voice,
With boyhood music light?
Can we forget that smiling face,
Now hid from moral sight,
No more shall we thy face behold
Thou st found soldiers grave;
And friends will the loved and lost,
Who died our nd to save.
Ihea eep, brave solder, gently sleep
And DER thy lonely tomb
The birds will warb forth their notes,
The Wild flowers tn will bloom. 81.
Farewell, dear friend! last farewell!
Sweet be thy dreamless s'eep.
Thy weary form is resting now.
While loved ones for thee wesp. .
o, may we hope to rect again, .'ro ts
When this short life is DER, 9sE
To greet thee in better land.
Whare partings more WI
FanoaH, Ms s..
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International Steamship Go.
EastpOTt. Calais & st. Johna
QPRING ANGEMENT
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

YoAIW f-aNM&11 On and after thursday.
# Earch I'd the steamer NEW
fEAN RfEZNE Brunswick, Capt. h B. Win
- chester, will until further
tce leave Railroad Whsr,
foot OF Stdea Stree every 1hursday, at O'Clock,
r. NJ for E. tport and st. John. At Fastport he
steamer Cue NJ. wild connect for St. Andrews.
Kobhjnstop an d Calais, with the New brunswick
and 81 x. way for woodstock and Houton Sta
toe Stags Coaches else o meet at Passport for
Machias aqd intermedilte places
Returning will leave st John every Monday, at
A NJ for Eastpnrt, PorLlard and Boston
Freiqit reeayed on days ofsaii.ng until A O'Clock
p NJ C. q. EATON, Agent.
Portland, Feb 20, 1s65.--dtf
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Remarkable Cure of Deqtnsss of Tssnty
FEARS Standing.

: JGne Izth1 TO
], JOHN A. NEwooMB, of Quincy, do certify that
have been eutireiy deaf in my left ear Tor twenty
years, and Tor the past six years my right esr has
eeen so deaf that copld not hear conversation or
public speaking ofany kind. could not hear the
church bells ring while was sitiDg in the church.
have also been troubled for number of years with
livery sore throat, 50 that was obliged 70 give up
great trouble in my head-ternble noises almost to
craziness. My head felt numb and stupid, and was
source of constant trouble tome
tried every remedy that could b. thought Of
went to aurists; but Is they ted use instfu.
ments, would have no hing to do with them
About one month since / oDlained Mrs. Brown's
Metaphysical Discovery, and used 1t according to
the directions on the borlel And the rssui is that
the caring Of both Ears is perfectly restored, 81
that can hear as well as any man. The great Trouble
IN my head lie entirely gone. My head feels perfect
ly easy and at resi- My throat, witch dise9s-
ed Is entireiy cured apd have recovered my voice
again. would not take thousand doiyars To-
the beneat hare received in the use of MIRA. n 81
Browns Metaphysical Discovery. r. a =
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READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE GER.
~ h8rn5a TIrICATES. 9rffT
Cure Of catarrh Of Ten y,or,, s,an ~, :,

Cure Of Catarrh Of Ten Years Standing.
L, Mr.. WILLIAN DeNEBLLY. corner Of Dexter
and ID streets, South Bottom, do certify that my
daughter has been suffering from Catarrh for the
past ten years. she lost the sens of smell and had
NO passage through her nostrils during that time
any relief Seeing Mrs. NJ. G.. Browns Me laphy 81.
cal Discovery advertised. concluded to try it. At
ter doing so must acknowledge my gratitude to
God for incining me to this great remedy for that
dreadful disease-C atarrh. believe my daughter
nov er would have been cured had not found tnis
medicine. 1t must have been sent of God TO the
people to rid thea ofthe horrible diseases that take
hol1 of them. MY daughters Catarrh is eatirely
broken up, her sense OF smell has returned the pas
sage to her head is clear. l cheerfully recommend
the Metaphysical Discovery to all who suffer from
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NeurGlgta.
Certificate ofMrs. j. P. LrroH, of charle.tOwn.-

,sr va March 16, 1894.
Thisis to earthly that nine months ego i was at
tackled with Neuralgia in th3 most violen. FORM
Several physicians were applied to, who old all they
could to relieve me but to no purpose. Every pa
tent medicine and remedy that could be found we're
applied without effect My face was poul iceu and
bandaged in order to find relief Since the Neural
gia al, ack me Host twenty seven pounds OF flesh
In this state a friend Of mine recommended me TO
try Mrs. M. Browns Metaphysical discovery, IS
1t had cured friend of his of very bad es whch
had bafled the skill ofthe most eminent physicians
Consequently went to Mrs. n e.. b owns Office
and obtained her netaphysicAl Discovery, on sat.
urday the 10th inst. applied at four O'Clock In
sided--aimost immediately felt relief i slept well
without any pcuices. as before, a-d at the time of
giving rhis certidcatt he 2lst inst consider nv
self delivered of my diseose, and recommend the
Metaphysical Discovery to all who are suffering.
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Sale Of Lands and Timber for The Benefit
of NORMAL Schools.
LAND OFBIOH,
nan.@- CansA-uh

Bangor September Is, 1854
TN pursuance Of he Act entitled Gan ACT for the
i Establishment of Normal Schools" approved
March q, 1888. and the luther report of Council
made August l5th, 1854: the Land Ascent viii otter
for sale at pubic auction atIhe Land 0ice in Ban-
all the right title and interest which the State has
beiog one undivided half, owned in mmon with
Eleven, nc Il III and Sixteen, Range Twelve. fisB
~ West from the East line Of the ate IN th
County OF Aroostook, at minimum price Of th;rtr
cents per acre for either both tracts Terms Cash
ISAAC z. CLARK.
Sepsio-lswtd Land Agent.
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i$SIRSaAyes.
Portland and Kennebec r. R.

80 Psssenger Trains leave rorslsnd Gal
A.llls az oAowhcgau, at y 2 M: AZ hendalrs
Nails this train connects a. ~ NJ WITH train ios
Ba gor ard all stations cas-. "a MALLS sa'ie
evening no.,,.na
at2P NJ In ram takes pssse. gers e, e. henoails
Al liza rom the train from Bangor at 9lO a. m, u.
q ,NNECr on TICKETS &re sod at Freeport brurs
WITH Bata, ami ali other stations between brnnS-
tn,;oas o ! the Maine Central X. h. east of Ken.
IHRoUGH FAsEs from Portland ard Boston by
this route 10 Bangor will b. maze the SAME as By
any utner line.
eight Train leaves Portland at7 A. NJ. daily, and
is due a. r IA. LDWlN MOVES,
Dsc l9, '6s--sec22tf 20 a-al-lts-2 IL Supt
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sa From sou,h Paris SNOW r. wocio so "c sosossr
1.sd rsn' & Ru salsd Rss: .s '''
L Lis,. South fa I,,a.v THURSDAY and Saturday at
Lsass Anaov.r Moad.y, Wednesday and Friday, assam
i<s From Norway BY waterfront South water ord Sweden Lowell,
M DsOurs Centre to Fryeburg 81 miles, and as twice
Leave Norway Tuesday and Saturday, M4pm.
Leave hssd y an. nd Friday 90 ilV -
IA From NSr~sy BY North Norway Greenwood Ia miles, and
Leave N .srss Tuesday and Saturday. a4pn
Leave 6rsasoed Tuesday saturday. at an
Centre Ly Lowell Is miles. and 6seI as: week
Leave Ma 1sI tS, n and Saturday, al .
E Hass i q aH' Tuesday Saturday,
Arrive al Wateriordby II m.
l4s Lowell BY North Fsbugt Stow miles. and back twice
Leave Lowell Tuesday and Saturday, a. lap IN.
As,; ss sS Tus.dsy and Saturday, .,srapm
Arrive al Lowell by 0 p m
~ From Morn Ps q Ss" Mort. Newly Grafton
Leave Bethel Tuesday and Friday aisam. f r
1 1ss. E :. sG'S w.ny Y and s.trd.y
Arrive at Bethel BY 4p me- VllI .s1. ..-
Bs AoiI a c. "a miles, three SS e. I
Leave Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday at sL2a
Leave Lser@oTs cen,re MoSday "Wednesday and Friday N.
Arrive al Auburn BY 2pm.
s From Auburn By West Aaburn North Auburn Turner North
Turner 10 Liss1Oe ai mies and back s. times week
Lvernore daily Sunday, al 6 l-2 m.
| Arrive at by ii IL a m.
$50 From Greene Depoto Leeds miles, and back, twice
Leave Greene DEPOT Tuesday and Saturday at t2pm.
| Arrive at South Leeds by SPIN.
| Arrive aitireene Depot BY m. r.-f.
FEs% fgpi M I'd p g. fsr% thing Industry and w'' Mills
Temple Mills Tuesday, Thursday and saturday Ssa
HssV s STARK Tossiay Thursday and Saturday, ai1pm
| Arrive Al Temple Mills By p - : - XII ..,f.
ss From Leeds Junction, miles, back three
week
Leave w.le. Tuesday. Thagsisy and Saturday, aepm. M
Leave Leeds Tuesday, Thursday Saturday at
Arrive at Wales by pm. I. '..-.;5.
piasi, 3 bach,
! Leave BueA6ed daily ez spt sunday, at 4l-2pm. -
| Leave Dixfed daily, except sunday, at a 10.
Canton PSio, supplied close connection with
IL miles and back twice week. .t.l
Leave Bues field Tuesday And Saturday at i2 m.
Leave wss ss Ss i Ts ~ aud Saturday ~
55 From NORTH by D1de Dirfed Centre D.held Mex.
&c. E5, Rs"iOr sSn.Sa Centre and RsnOr Bysn. Pond
Leave North Jay, Tuesday and Saturday at SPIN ylr
Leave Byan,s Pond Monday and Friday at 4pm3 off
Leave North Jay Tuesday al 6p M ',L.s
l,ys DI Nsh I 1sy ID a. :. s M ~
5s From North LVemOrsto Isermos Fails. miles, back
Leave norm Lvsrngys daily except Sunday. at s
.;s . ss;S E, l.
s7 From Mexico BY Rozbury Byron, is miles back
Ieass Mexico Saturday at Up m. sl- s- art
4 A.ye s a. ssFs sa y SP%' R ESQ
Arrive al Mexico BY IL Obs .6gNls zral
5s pissed. BY Carthage to Weld 10 miles. and
Leave Eas Dssd Tuesday Thursday and Saturday m
1save Weia Tae.aiy Thursday and Saturday, a,
Arrraaf East Dix6ed nv Ifr &
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Porssaaaa arad Bostor, Lime.
THE sTEAMERs

----- HEitl STEAMERS
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal,
viii until further notice, run as
S1x<-sssz4Stzz4szs Leave Atlanta Wharf Portland
every Monday, Tuesday, W ednesday. Thursday and
Friday, att O'Clock r. M ard India Wharf Boston,
FRIDAY, at O'clock z. n. ~
Fare in Cabin esno
4 Freight taken as usual ''.SA'0''
Inc Company are not responsible for bavge oa "a
any am2unS exceeding ESQ In value, and ~ ner
eoHa unless notice is given and pa for 1t the rnta
Feb ~, 1858. otf L. Billings, Agent.
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Steam to and From the Ola Country.

/&A The weli-known favorite Clyde.bui
SAlAAAE Iron steamers of tie ANCHOR LINZ of
sfs alnrniys ID IBgRSI Gal !" Barre N
MA" and "UEITEp fNsDoM," are nteo ded to sail
for.njghtly to and Il nm New Yosk. carrying pas.
ssneers to and from liverpool. Glasgow, Belfast
Dublin, Waterford, Cork LimericE, eal,ooy or
Londonderry Tkcsf steamers were built specially
Tor be Atlantic tfads are divided into water and
air fright Compartments.
sa9H9 REfsS of Passage.
From New York IL any ofthe above place: Cabins,
sl2D and 800; steerhge S45; pay able In American
currency. fT --r efn5s
To New York from any Of the above places: Cab.
ms s65 end $50; storage S25 payabte in gold
eqaivalentis American currency. iS ~
Tbofe who wish 70 send Tor their fri 3nds can buy
tic cts at these ratei fFrm the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD co,
janSd4n Bowling Green, New York.
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We believe we can offer superior Inducements to
all persons wishing to invest in
Petroleum Stocks.

Sachinvestments. Us class, offer greater induce
ments to persons of either large or small msa ;,
than any the world has ever known.
Many Petroleum Stocks are wpayi ing at the ate
of 60 per cent perannum. and taxing the increased
value of the stock into eonsid eraton person In
vestng at subscription price 10 rel abe companies
may reasonably expect to double their money with
in year. Capitalists in al rsrs oftbe country are
now giving their attention almost exclusively 10 this
class of securities, which h1vo ieded prince
ly fortunes to thousands of persons.
Persons desiring information CAP rely upon ro-
oeiving an unbiased account of tho standing and
prospects ofthe various companies on the market.
Receipts and Certificates will be forwarded in ex-
change for available funds, without Charge; and
Petroleum and Coal Stocks will be sold at the Bro
kcrs' Boa ds of New York and Philadelphia at
the regular rates OF commission.
wowOuld call special attention to the following
companies: ... %
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, 3

GRAND TRUSK RAILWAY
oOf Ganada...
WINTBR ARRANG EMENT,
cssE=s1 On ana after Monday, Nov. Z, 1854,
raine will run daily, (Sundxys except
edl uniI further notice. as follows:
UP TRAINS.
Leave Portland Cor South Paris and Lewiston at 40
A. n. Also Island Fond, connecting there with
trains Tor Montreal and the West at LIS P, u.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave South Paris ct 5.46 A. d., and Island Pond
ut $50 A. M.
The Company are not responsible for baggage 10
any amount exceeding $50 In value. and that per-
sona unless noce is given, and paid for at the rats
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
sADfe GU. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
ii. BAILEY, Superintendent. a- Nf4- fsiair sd 4.
Portland, Nov. Z, 1854. now
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Go.
Carrying tbs Canadian and United States Mails,
s PASSENGERS BOOKED
Steam from Liverpool to Boston,
DIRECT ONCE 4 FORTNIGHT.
SRarFen & Co.'S Line.

sa.~..ra 4 9l Tho following splendid first class
4 -~r7TM irou Screw STE amships arc appoint
1-&UASNSea 10 sail from Liverpool for Bos-
sSs=S=7s57E==-k, on every alternae saturday, com
M nSsl SA iURDAY. ApiuS, 1860.
IRopoHTis, 80 2S00 toDs $50 horae power.
MILESTONE, $500 tons, $50 horse rover.
GAMBIA, i52ni 81 0tons, $40 horse power.
YARMOUTH, 25J0 tons, $50 horse power.
Passenger bv these Ste mships will be regularly
supplied with liberal allowance of cooked provi'-
ions,
ateerage passage FRI m Liverpool to Boston, SEQ %
Children und gr IL years, 2 s-eis.se Tx 3lS0
Iafants rno or yeSr 10 90
GO TO RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND wish
irg to Petfher tren out from tbs Old Country,
these steamers cer Advantages superior to those OF
sny o her Line Passengers by thu Sc steams5iFs
land in Boston. VIII hey will re within Easy reach
at thsr friends, and where they will avoid msnys Of
the dangers anJ annoy ances which b. SGT strangers
In ding la new Yoik. Nv ~ sto
Fr freight or pas's ga apply 70 WARREN & co.
90 State Sc. end Alb Commarc9 ! street Boston
G-sIeHr DRAFTS Tor Sterling and upwards,
payable in Eng land ireland o. Scotland, for sale,
AGENTS in Liverpool GEO. WARREN & co.. Fen
wick Cham ers. BIG 6V
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YoRK 8. CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARaANGEMsRr.

zsssxsaiiSSss$7 On and after November LIST, 1864,
ssSt-@S trains will leave as follows, until fur.
thef notices
Leave Saco River fer Portland, nc $50 and $40
4. NJ, and 340P. AZ. -.. !.
Leave Portland for ssco River. at 500 A. M. and
AGO and 5.S0.H. NJ. tar n. -. 81 ! Il.
Tbe2 90 Z. NJ. train out and the $40 A. NJ. train
into Portland will be freight trains with passenger
Stages connect ct Gorham for West Gorham,
Standlsb steep Falls, Bald sin, Denmark. Sebago,
Brideton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfcl6, Fryeburg
Conway, Bartlett, jackson. Huntington, Corrish
PoJ ter Freedom, Madison. and Eaion, N. ID.
At Buxton Cenler, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South L 70 ngton. Limington, Lime ick, Now
field farsonsield, AID Ossipee
AT Saccerapps, tor south Windham, East Stand
ish, Scbago. Denmark and Bridgton, = Tuesdays
Thursday and Saturdays. q 34 l.ala'l' sl
80 DAN. CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland OCT 81, 1864 20 EfiI7aq lH95 dti
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sACO & PORTsMOUT
'shi4A 81 RAILROAD. iRlsesisf u
W1NTBR ARRzHeExExrs.

WINTBR ARRANGKNENTE,
Commencing Nov. It'll, 1854.
ryss5szfsz1 Passen ger trains will leave the Sta
ton, foot oS Canal street daily, (Sun.
day OxcepLedl as follows: AA5 s-t
Leave Portland for Boston, at s.45 4. N. end $50
Pm. 4E8 aatNH .DG8s GNOsisl ~ i. 3 faA 40
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.3o A. II. and $50
p. III. .e
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. II. and
500 p. III. l.. ..-.s s. ..-..... -
These trains VIII take and leave passengers at way
stations.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily: q
3s FRANCIS CHASE, Supt
Portland Nov. 4, 1884. ofii te sz oc8l edit
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Val ST. cor. Yitiicm. NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1886
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
CATION Risks.


Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
CATION Risks.
The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, aud are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; aLd or which
Cert hcates are issuea, bearing interest until
deemed. rr5sr Id sssq.1as ssssfr.
The Dividends in the Years 1854 and s were 40
per cent each. fi~s.A n ,r Il rfs1t se..l
Ths froats for % Years amount TO tbs
sum of SO SOL Oh
Cash. 1865, $50
Tho Comoany has assets. over EIeveB Milton
Jodars, viz - H5 tfs -ea
United States aud State of New-Yorx s1l4.
STOCK, City, Bank and other stocks, S4974 700
Loans FEC fred by tocks and otherwise, 2,l87 $50
Premium Not.s and Ri Is Ret civ able.
Real Is ate, Bond and Mortgages, and
other sfosrltes, . 3.140,590
United tatos Gold Coin, Mi, $50
Cash 10 Bank, zS5430
s1l, 1873 500
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mAINE CENTRA L RAILROAD.

MAINE ZEN ~ ~ A&HhLbhOAOs 13'
,c, SUMNER -6REANGEbfENT.5 .r.f..
EsEsszEzzs Trains leave Portland Grand Trunk
sazskee.szeA Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
5.4O a a. aad lbs p. M. t- :.
For Bangor ana intermediate stations at lbs r. M.
RETURNING Leave Lewiston ut $40 A. M, and
arrive in Portland at $50 A. NJ. Leave Bangor ST
7.30s A. NJ Z, and arrive in Portland at 2.l6 r. II.
Both these trains connect at Portland with eins foT
Boston. 'N =
Freight train leaves Portland &C 8 A.. NJ, and re
turning is due in Portland at P III.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most of the towns North END East Of this
line II ~ ~
II G. M MORSE, Supt.
Is Watervile, November, 1858. 41 decH
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PROPOSALS.
United States Mails.
M AINE. 2t *
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

Nv rs3 Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
sl't Wa.hiuetoi /, November 49, 1857.
viii Be received at the Contra. ose Of ths Department
unu Of Thursday March 3d. 1855 for conveying me aas o.
the Uned States July 81 1853 IN the state Of
Maine the and schedules OF ahn arrivals
herein specified. X A S
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wowOuid call special attention to the following
companies: saIr ..te % --..r
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mae tne weakest eyes strong-rer ,oyny an
Improves the prevention Of disease. use IT,. as
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NO DIPHTHERTA

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