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TESTIMONIALS.

very large number Of important testimonials have
already been received from Physicians, Clergymen,
speaking in the most atsring Terms Of the White Pine
Compound.
DR. Nichols Of Northneld VT says: $4,000
mud the White Pine Compound TO be very efcacious
not only in coughs and other pumonic affections. but
also in affections of the kidneys, debility OF the stomach
and other kindred organs"
Rev J, X. Chase Of Rumney, N. r., writes;
81 have for years regarded your White Pine Compound
as invaluable remedy. can truly say regard IL
even more eficaeious and valuable than ever have
just taken the Compound for cold and it works charm
Hon. P. H. sweetser Of South Reading writes:
"Haying long known something of the valuable medi
cnal properties Of the White Pine, prepared on
seeing advertisement of your White Pine Compound,
bers Of my family for several years. for colds and coughs
and in cases, of serious kidney difficulties, with
excellent results. Several Of friends have also
ceiyed much benefit from the Compound We intend to
Rev. H. D. HOge of West Randolph, Vt, VINO is
physician. says; f
81 andi (the Compound excellent medicine in
Says Mr. s. Body, Of the l4th regiment Massachusetts,
Heavy Artillery, at Fort Tiinghast:
ssThe " hits Pine Compound effected where q
fellow considered in critical consumption by all
who knew him. fully substantats this by men In
this Company who thought IL folly for him to make trial
of it. In colds or coughs men leave the care Of the
surgeon, where treatment can be had for nothing and
try the White Pine Compound" l-..
COL. GOULD,
Formerly Major Of the 18th Regt NJ v. THAT Veteran
KegimentD in letter to s. Dean, Esq, Of Stoneham
speaks in the highest praise Of the Waite Pihe Com
pound and expresses wish that IL might be sent to
the soldiers. His opinion is based on personal knowl-
edge.
introduce It into the Army and yet il has often been
chased by friends of soldiers &c send in packages and
ordered BY officers and soldiers and large quantities have
been forwarded by express,
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New England Screw Steamship Co
- SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.

The SPLENDID aud fast Steamships
<E&& CHESAPEAKE, Capt WILLARD, and
4fEa&ak FkANCONlA, Capt. 8 HRRwooD, will
- until further notice. run as follows:
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland. every WEDNES.
PAY and SATURDAY, at4P. NJ, aud leave Pier
NORTH River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ. =
. These vessels are fitted up with fine acccmmoda q.
tons for passengers, making this the most speedy,
New York and Maine. Passage $50 Including
Fare aud State Rooms
Goods forwarded by this lire to and from Non
treai Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastpor. and
Shippers arerequested TO send their freight to the
steamers as early as 3 p. NJ on the day tnat they
leave Portland. Vf a.H HfI
For freight or pas age apply to ...ft
? EMERY q FOX Browns Wharf, Portland.
H. Z. CROMWELL. q CO., No.ss West Street,
New York.
l1 Dec g. 1891 II .L-a I'D M M Hl diff
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Steam to and Prom the Old County.

So. Ef+9> The weIi-kDown favorite Ciyde.buiit
&AlEAE iron steamers Of the ANCHOR LIsk of
sLssnsnils sHIBERrI a. "''CALxroNIA," "BRITAN-
MIA" and UNITED INGDoM,, are lnteD c cd to sail
fortnightly to and q I'm New York. carrying pas.
ssngcrs to and from liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast
DtIbtin Waterford Cork, LimericE, tsoItoav or
Londonderry Those steamers were built specially
for he Atlantic trsds are. divided into wafer and
alright compartmep Is.
-,fae, Russ Of Passage.
From New York +. any cfthe above place: Cabins,
S12f and 300; steerago s45, payable in American
currency. - TU
To New York from any of the above places: Cab.
ms. S65 and $50; Storage S26 payable in gold or
equivalent in American currency.
These who wish 10 send for their iri,nds can buy
tickets at these ratef iron the Agents aIi
lr FRANCIS MACDONALD g. co, .-r
jan9d4m Bowling Green. N ~ork
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WHITE PINE coMeoUND FOR DIABETES.
Important testimony from Asa Goodhue ESQ.,, Of Boz
iH|' New Hampshre

Important testimony from Asa Goodhue, ESQ.,, Of Bow,
rN .aI New Hampshire.
For sixteen years have suffered much at in-
tervals from what at first called kidney complaints
but ago last December fell sick, and my attend
ing physicians pronounced my disease Diabetes The
long continuance that neither relatives neghbors nor
physicians expected that could possibly live through
the spring The same was my own opinion
Near the last of March, 1859 being well acquainted
with DR. w. Poland, felt inclined test the value Of
his White Pine Compound, as the article was hi bly,
Recommended for inflammation of the kidneys bottle
Of 1t was procured and Immediately af commencing
use began to amend My strength gradually returned
me severe pains s96sided and IN me ia was able 70
White Pine Compound under Cod has been the means Of
my recovery thus far.
To say that expect to have perfect health again.
is Of the question at my a1e t64 But THE will
saw that while use the Compound my health Is verV
comfortable When have renqushedts use the severe
pains have returned and all the dsagreeabe symptoms
Of my disease But return to the Of the Compound
has produced immediate relief
During the eleven months, in which have beeen tax
ing this medicine, have used quite Ave bottles In
word let me say to all afflicted with similar complaints
to mine, try Dr. POland's White Pine Compound.
'-atfll 9ff ASA G00DHUE.
The White Pine Compound advertised a. LENGTH in
our columns is not only as to its name inviting but is
highly approved medicine. DR. W. Poland, the in
Ventor has the confidence Of the many who know him.
confidence which he enjoyed while abort usefuy ma
ny years as Baptist minister His experience "A a
sufferer LED him 10 make experiments which issued in his
medicsl discovery. boston. Watchman AID seRecfor
The Editor Of the Manchester DAILY aud WeekIV
Compound = =
''The White Pine Compound is advertised at much
length In onr columns, and happy to learn that
the demand for is increas ng beyond all previous ex
pseAuons IL Is the very best medicine for coughs and
colds that we know of and family that used
t viii ever be without it. We speak from knowl
edge that 1t sure to kill Cold, and pleasant
Inc greatest inventions by accident, and is sim
guar that the White Pine Compound de fer Colds and
coughs should prove to be the greatest remedy for kid
ney difficulties known But so it is. We cannot doubt
IT, so many testimonials to us nom Weil-knoWn
men. Besides the character of DR. PoAnd such, that
we know that he win not countenanee what is wrong
For years Baptist Clergyman studying medicine to find
remed es for his ailments, with delicate consumptve
look standing with upon the grave he ade the
discovery which has saved himself and called out from
hundeds Of others the gest testimonials possible
We have known DR. Poland for years, and ne knew
more conscientious honest, upright man, and CAD
p;n Compound."
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FROM JAMES j. uoYr.

BRADFoRD, N H, Sept, 1860.
DIR. PoLAND.-1n the fal of 1857, took very Vio-
lent cold which brought very cough pain in
side and lungs and raising blood. was also very badly
afflicted with that troublesome disease-the ks6rev
much troubled with my throat and lungs choking up
and raising an immense sight, with bad cough after
raising bood felt that my time here must be short un-
less soon got relief In the spring induced to try
your White Pine Compound, though my faith in it was
small But to my establishment. before had taken two
bottles my cough was better the kidney trouble Also
and could rest nights without choking up andsing
much. have taken nearly three bottles and feeling
like we'll man. ri frsl I..rs -
would add, that my fathers family is inclined to con-
SUMPTION my ther mother, and two sisters having died
of it, tr- |..., $1,000 ....
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Portland and Kennebec R. R.

Passenger Trains leave Portlsno aAl-
xknzzzxiy for Brunswick, bath, Augusta, Non.
sa ne A. skowhegan, stllO NJ. At kendalls
Iis s.s IAin connects at 20 p. with train for
evening. sll
Eetnfsine' tne Pasceng er train Ia dus In Portland
atzP nj "a . ram takes passeo gers at kendalps
Mills rom Inc tram from Bangor at 80 A. II.
CONNECT on TICKETS are sold at Froeno.t Rruns
wick, Batn and al other stations between Brnns.
y lex and hendal's Mills, ior bangef ana al otser
Kills.
IHsoUeH FAaEs from Portland and Boston by
t,is route 10 Bangor viii be made the SAME as by
any other line.
+. eight Train leaves rtand at A. A. daily, and
Is due at Pm. EDWIN NOIEc,
De 10 ,GA-dec22ff Ii IL. bupt.
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Steam from Liverpool to Boston
DIRECT ONCs A FoRTNIeRT.-
Warren & Co.'s Line.

y rH..
sNs..-bgtk The following splendid frat class
lI1fM iron Screw Steamships are appoint
sl5ls8BNNSed to sail from Liverpool fer Bos-
- i=5sIksto ton every alternate Saturday com
m nvlng SATURDAY. April 8, 1866.
fROPoNTIs, ECO tons, $50 horse power.
HELLEsPONT, $500 tons,s $50 horse lower.
GAMBIA, IA 26c0 tons, $50 horse power, .
fARMoUNT, $500 tons, ESQ horse DO wer
Passengers by these Steamships will be regularly
supplied with liberal allowance of cooked provs-
ions .sa.ff f,afer -... 49, .f.... = b.,
steerage passage fro Lyerpoclto Boz ton, $50 90
Children under IL years, 3)eO
Infants under year, DIV rG 10 90
ES-T0 RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND wish
ing to gettheir frienss out from the old Country
these steamers offer advantages superior to those OF
any other Line Passengers by these steamships
land in Bostoa. wherefhey will re within easy reach
at thar friends, and where thsy will avoid msny Of
the dangers and annoyances which bsset strangers
landing In New York
Fer freight or passage apply 20 WARREN co.
50 State st.. snd Alb Commercial stroer Boston.
O-SIeHT DRAFTS for FL Sterling and upwards
payable in England, Ireland or Scotland, for SALE
AGENTS in Liverpool GEO. WARREN & Co., Fem
wick Chambers. I9 ou5 q fbl656w
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FROM B. II. AIKEN.

GOFRsTOWN, March a. 1850.
DR.. PoLAND.I wish to testimony to the value Of
your . hits StHe Compound You will remember how
chief complaint inflammation Of the kidneys In
addition to other disagreeabe symptoms suffered dread
fully from severe pain.-You sold a bottle of the
White Pine Compound, and before had taken tive
thirds Of the contents Of one bottle, my pain had all e
Though have been afflicted with that comp amt
long time have not had return Of it since and have
for many months past enjoyed excellent heath.
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Sale of Lands and Timber fer the Benefits
of Normal schools.
3 LAND OFFIoB,

|-0T-- OHHRuII n6pV1InUeF 10, I6b4. ] 7
I'm nurauance Of Tie Act entitled can ACT for the
estabiishment of Normal Schools" approved
March 2i. 1888. and the further report Of Council
made August 18th, 1854: the Land A gent will offer
for sale az public anction at,he Land once in Ban
oor on Tuesday M arch IA, 1856, at 70 O'Clock noon
All the right title and interest which the State has
being one undivided half, owned In mmon with
prcprietors of townships numbered Sixteep, Range
Eleven, ne x III and Sixteen, Range, Twelve fleR
l2) West from the East line Of the ate IN a
Csunty Of Aroostook, Ut minimum price ef thirty
cents per acre for either both tracts Terms Cash
s.,.,a a, .pra ISAAC E. GLARk,
Sepuv--laWtd $500 ~ -, Land Agent.
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YoRK q CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

5,xsSSSaEj On and after November ISL, lsoI'
trains will leave as follows, unin ief'
ther notlce: tar .nl as .er-a @ LIZ D..
Leave saSo River FOR Portland, as $50 and $40
a. NJ, and 3.40P. m ~
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 500 A. N. and
400 and $50 P. NJ.
The 400 T. NJ. train out and the go A. Ii. train
oars attached.
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorbam,
Sse9oisn' steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
6Stiagton' LoyeI, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
conway bartlett, Jackson, Limington, Cornish,
FoT.ep, freed ON Madison. and Eaton, N. ii. ID
-, AZ Saxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Es-
held, Farsonsield, and Ossipes z u 80 10y
AT SaccarapRa, Tor Souta Windham. East Stand.
Thursday and Saturdays. - . 49,
Portland, Oct 81, 1854 - ---' En- 'dt All
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FoRTLAND, sACO & 20 RTsMoUTB
NJ ,io RAILROAD.
WrNTRR ARBAHgRxERTs,

WINTER AREAHGEHEKT
'l' Commencing Nov. It'll, 1864.
csz1 Passenger trains will leave the Sta.
ton, foot OF Canal street daily, lSun.
days c xcepted1 rs follows :ti-lul 5000
Leave Portland for Boston, at S.45 a. n. and ESQ
z. IL. ,-
Leave Boston for Portland t7.so A. M. and ESQ
p. anNf lf1-fsFAl lr-i gglig l,'4.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 70 100 A. NJ. and
800 Z. II. =
These trains viii tako and leave passengers at wsy
stations. a. ~ 81 Lt.
Freight trains leave Portland ard Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, Nov. 4, 1884. oc3l edit
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International Steamship Go.
PASSPORT. Calais & st. John.
Z go. SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

al1T <-Sznnex On and after thursday,
- .,.... III . March I'd the steamer New
[K1fZ1ZNN Brunswick, Capt. E D. Vim
chester will until further n. :
-sssSz.z tice leave Railroad Wharf
foot of State Street. every Thursday, at & O'clock
r. NJ, for Eastport and st. John. Al Kastport The
steamer Queen" viii connect for St Indrewp.
Robhinston and Calais with the NeT Brunswick
and c. X. Way for Woodstock and Houiton Sta.
tious Stage Coaches als' connect at Passport for
Machias aud intermediate places. -
Returning, will leave st. John every Monday M q
A NJ, for Eastport Portland and Boston ~ :
p M q. n EAr0N A~ant
Portland, Feb 20, lss5.-dtf " '' As' i'.
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"a soa,h rs.i. 5, snow r.., wooasos os wcodOs
s,' q ss. NE 81, sass ss ss.a sss
A ASa.: Sah IN. fhsi.y and sataH :. aPn
1 1s. asss,ss 1osasy wednesday friday "''n
''' AZ. psGs By waterfront ou w.,.r l sweden Lowell
week Centre, to FrysburE % miles, and Nask' Twice
1ss. s1i Tyys ns:'y a s.iua,. .s4pn.
1las. t .lSs4sssy E " # Fay,a.ta.
twice Sss y f'rA Norway. Greenwood 10 Ia nes and
Arrive ~oe ee' y sa e. spoSsa'y. "4Pm
I isass esiSso o,. Tuesday Ssod.yms
and Gc ssls s, y N' s,onA. NorA Low
E Has,ss Lowell . .HYi Tu. y s n
Arrive at Waterford by la m. y AZ : ="
LAG From Lowell BY North Eyshug Stow mils.. . twice
Leave Lowell Tuesday and Saturday a, 4 Rpm.
Leave SLOW Tss; d and Saturday, asIapu laas,-
is Ss'is si ss ssi'' ans
1 1ss"s s e. sS %s II and Saturday
Arrive Bethel BY pm. fsh1l t--.,
LIS East Auburn, East Turner, and Nonh Timer
ss sSna Ts.y S'a . sa s as1 i;
Arrive 4 LvnoTs Csa'Is ~ Y waos.,y
Arrive NJ Auburn by 2pm
lac Auburn BY West Auburn, North Auburn Turner and North
Leave Auburn daily, except sunday, ats f2 IN. .aa
Attn. q. LiyernSts By : ~ M fHa
Arrive Auburn BY ii IL a M 81 l7fill
$50 From Greene DepOt0 South Leeds miles and back twice
Leave Greene Dero. Tuesday and Saturday al tapm.
Leave south Leeds Tuesday and Saturday at 10 pm
Arrive tGrssne Dspo, BY 3 , m.
ISL F Sa TfSP Ma Y . fs.%nEGn Industry and w'' n
Leave Temple Ml Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ssa
Leave STARK Tosds,y : THURSDAY and Saturday a,lpm
I5a Wales Leeds Junction miles, and back three times
rssH w 10. -vs.d,v -rtu,v,,v "a -iI1 8sr
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
IS raa qrOf CanaGa.f

| Bgs vaa gfOf Canada ,-...r
! g,f..,s, EIYTIsR ARRANGEIENT. ,-,..
lc#zEszE1 On and after Monday, nov. T. 1864
trains will run daily, (Sundays exceut.
edl untn further notice. as follows: 80 .
UP TRAINS. -
Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at 40
A. NJ. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal aud the West, &C Las 7. NJ.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave South Paris at SAC A. M, and Island Pond
at $50 A. NJ. --r. .na-r III .s4a.n
1 The Company are not responsible for baggage 10
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
seaa unless notice lie gven and paid for at the rate
OF ono passenger for every $500 additional vaue.
CD. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, Superintendent.
/ Portland, Row., 1854. sJ 3D., .r...a now
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Portland and Bostesa Lime.
pAa THE STEAMERf4 gtI Z
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal,

xurest Ulty, LeWlston and Montreal,
les VIII. until further notice. run as
~ follows; ma 80
"a Leave Atlantic Wharf PoItinnd,
every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at O'Clock p. NJ, and India Wharf, bossoh,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ana
Friday, at O'Clock p NJ
Fare in Cabin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W.
7 Freight taken as usual a....li .lrl
The Company are not responsible for BAGGAGE 70
aa unless notice is given and pad for at the rate
Of enc passenger for every $500 additional value.
FEB. 10, ls6& dtf I. BILLINGS, Agent.
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The fee simple property of the Company consists
oftwo hundred and thirty weight acres OF tie best
territory in the oil regions lying on Pit ole creek.
Cherry RIM, Mcguire Run, and Dunn Run, near ii.
diOute. Wells will be sunk on this properly immedi-
atey and with the1arge working capital OF $76,0e0,
great results are anticipated.
This Company mas been formed not as matte, Of
speculation, but to deyelope property which it is
believed viii prove to be OF grea va.ue. The repu.
tatien of the gentlemen composing the Eoard OF
Trustees is sufficient guarantee that this object will
be rapidly and faithfully carried ont and viat the
stock will prove most desirable and profitable IL
vestment. biCsIE iigme4 Q,9 9.si QQ23 r4s.s sas4
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
cnMMRp ApphNnRMRET

-1.i gtf .SUAME6 HiSH@ANdEAEHI. flt4 i.....r
l5ss'SyFzzs=sl Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, st
7.4O A. M and LIS p. NJ.
For Bangor and intermediate stations at Is P. Il.
RRTUREIEa-Leave Lewiston Ut $40 A. M. and
arrive in Portland at $50 A. NJ. Leave Bangor at
1901 A. NJ and arrive in Portland at 2.15 r. Id.
Both theee trains connect at Portland with trains fer
Boston. Bdt aaJ iiIl 5l .Esy
Freight train leaves Portland az A. NJ, and re
turning is due in Portland at 2 M
Stages connect with trains ct principal stations,
daily for most Of the towns North and East Of this
iins. lal9l18lai.a FMisEg cas- ll lalrslI
- rn.-, a.. -,f G. II. MORSE, Supt.
Waterville, November, 1853. decl4
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JAMES M. KSTrH, Ksq.

Themanagers of this Company are PRACTICAL men,
AMI their purpose is to make it produc ng enter.
prize as it is in tho production OF oil that the
tial reliable profits are made. With this view they
have selscted and purchased the promising and
valuable pieces Property in the midst of The best
oil territory and in which the most product
i've oil wells iu actual operation. Their territory al
lords opportunities for boring 800 wells in what
cons dered the sureet oil and 200 wiBin ands
OF less developed character. They have 16 wells
nowgoing down, and no doubts can r. asonably be
entertaned that some of these will provo be lafg
flowing wells. All of them are g0ing down on ter
ritory which there has never yet been failure t.
obtain oil, -. =
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The Acme of Perfection!


I penetrGtes the secret ambush of this terrible
forever. 5000
1t removes all the wretched symptoms of tb;s
loal hsome maIady, and AYERS consumption.
1T cleans the head. deodorises the brenfh and AZ
lords the most grateful relief. =
IL atteuiGtes more agony aud silent suffering than
tongue can tell. ti3 ~ Z 1lo = l00i1 7
~ is noted yor curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in. 3Eraffls Df'
nc caw es Hay, Rose and Periodic Odtdrrh, of the
most obstinate and violenttyp
No form of CaturYh noise iB tho head can resist
its penetrating power Az a-ta4 Y+
Jlr. GoodGLea has noD spent lifetime battling
s0tth this fell disease. His triumph is complete.
J.. Dr Goodate's CATARRH REMEDY IS GshGrmtess
''qnsd, inhaled from the palm Of be hand as
as G0odate is b5soaca throMghowt tbs country,
go e a9pthor of the only True Theory of Catarrh
~ ~ IIOaashed. Where its Origin-Whatit it's Raya-
forms. inen'-An" napi" OuAe =" 90
IL DT; Goodate's Pamphlet ON cATARRH should be
ess IVY bne It be obtained st our near
OF py sending postage stamp to cur Of
New York. e'hf' 10 oieecAef s'iee''
rice 81. soidby Il. II, HAY. june2 e4dIy
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only 81 Cents "a Bottle,
Key NOLD'S CRINOLA
~ 90 FOR THE $3.50
. .s.9 3 HI "A II R,

It is highly perfumed-makes the hair r.er
SOFT GLOSSY ana bE4uTIFUL, disposing it to rt i.
main in any desired position. Stops the Hair from
Failing Out--promotes its growth ana keers the
scalp clean and cool. EU
aas be NORTON q Co., Sole Agents,
e. h5as rs Blescksr St, N. Y.
Sold by H. H. Hsy q Co. Portland, Me-.
g s-1o0a . - gs58r ~ june2 GA d1y
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PROPOSALS.
United States Mails.
NJ Anne.

M ANNE.
s 10 5sa8M8
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washngtot 1, November is, is6i
WI b received at ihs Contact os Of t. Dera%sn
the uned States July 1861 So 1859 de State Of
Maine the aud by the schedules Of departures and arrivals
herein specified. III rr - r--a esi 81 - IA
Decisions announced by April 10. 1865.
Bidders should examine carefully the la,os,
forms and instructions dane1ed, and
especially the latter part of oa
instruction 49, s W I'd
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sheep wash.

100 DOZEN Sheep Wash, cure remedy for
l.OO Ticks and Lice ON Sheep; cheaper than any
other article. For sale by III
pa..,.., =, ~. 80 KEEDALa & WHITNEY.
fofuand Fep, ~, 1850, feb28dis3m
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SAMUEL BOOTH, Sc Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
JOHN FREHoH Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn goa
FosTEs PETITE, lot Petit 3 Croez)lS6 Water st,
New York.
WILEIAM II. Wal Laos, J31 Washington Street,
New Yo:k .-
RICHARD IEeRAHAM, 1e Court 81, Brooklyn.
WILLIAM III. LITTLE, (of Wyckof Littie, Mon
tague street, near Court. Brooklyn.
ALFRED BEoAR lot Becar, Napier & COL 342
Broad way, Now York. Gl
JOHN DoHRRTY, Park Place, Brooklyn. gS
L. HoRATlo 0BIGLow, tof L. II. Biglow 6 Co,)2
William Street, New ork.
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POETRY.

For the Press. 81 s. - SOIr3JA ,NazIA9.is
The Dove. Aa
BY DAVID BABEER.
/ pined for something pure to jS's'
- The angels caught my VIA on hisn' 80
And sent me from the slurs SKY
Apurs and spotlsss dove = ~-~
The angels knew its tender ags-
To shield /, well from earthly harms, ,-
They sent trembling to my arms suss +.
within tiny cage. -.g..s
One day. my dove while dreaming Ger.
A wintry blast came in its rage,
And b at upon that tiny cage, a1
- &c And battered down its door,
The dove-despite its tender age 9a
Flew out and sought its native SKY
1t knew Lo other place to fly H
And left me with its cage.
But oft from out that azure SKY 5af
NV angel gift comes back to co.,
As though 1t fondly tried to WOO
Me to lis nest on hieh. EaTrssf s 3
A wae IN the olden time, who evidently was
mt afflicted with any Partially for the Salem
Mass. Church, perpetrated the following ex-
preston OF his views and inscribed them upon
the walls of the building: iS $50 a., 81 KS
Should pious David, just for once,
10 So EN- Church repair iQo
And hear his psalms so bungied at,
BY gracious, how he'd swear sE
And should St. Paul for once pop In, 3
Frem higher scenes absr icted ~ -
81 And hear his writings SO explained,
-6a9if 5 BY George, he'd run distracted As aI5s b
~ T. & E ~ T ~ J. e. rH 3.