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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-03
The CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENCE OF AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit and a. a CAUTION IN
hSONu MEN and Others who suffer from Nervous
ueI, ~ riemat.Ie Decay q Manhood &C supplying
rn,aS same Time Means OF selfoure BY one who has
snelosins postpaid addressed envelope, single
wipes may be had Of The author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.
'oSuas BROOKLYN. ki-gs rcnn',
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Marrtages

In Fort Ann y, Oct ooh, by Rev Mr. Rollins
Mr. Rohn y Stewart u Berlin, TO Miss Laura Is.
Nelson " Fort Ann.
Ia Nelson. Portage Co., Ohio. sept 49, BY the Rev
P Horton Samuel MoMaster, IT,, to Miss Harriet Z.
Savage, all Of Nelson
Ia Befia Oct. "A b. Rev. VIM II. Lord, Mr. g. Al
bert Atwood u Washington d. c., snd Miss Rosa r.
Ward n b lin
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rINELAND FARM q FRUIT LANps,

u
' in mud aud heathUl ei.aA'e Thirty miles souta
OF Philadelphia by Railroad. in New Jersey. the
same line Of lat tlde as Baltimore. Md.
The soil Is itch and productive, vary from cay
sanry loan. suitabe fir wheat, grass corn tobacco.
fruits All vegetables This isa eat fruit county
rive hundred vine, ards and orchsfcs aated
out by experienced ult growers. Grapes, peach D.,
pears, Sc, produce immense pr0ht' Nineland is al
ready Of the most beautiful places ID t4e United
States The entire territory, Consisting Of fifty "a
uies of laud Is laid out uionA General system II I'M
pfoysmsnts. The LAM Is ouy sd 20 actual setter,
wi prov sions fir public Adonment. he olAce on
of IL. yteat beauty sell CT advantages
become the resort Of pc pl Of taste has incress
e. five thunsAud people within the past three yeas
Oh rchss res soho1 acad es. societ Of aud
learn NJ and other tmen Of uement culture have
Ting. hundreds VI new ouses are being constructed
Price Of farm land 20 10 aud upwards SIS pei
Five and ten ar d Village lots for sale
Fruit vegetables rpen earlier in this district n
in any other locality north Of Norf TX, Va Improved
places fir sale.
Opening Tor al nds OF business. Lumber Yard.
Manufacturies + undfies Stores, and the like aud
St am Power, with room. be n n'ed.
r. persons woo desie mid winters healthfu eli
mate, aud good soil IN a country beautifully impiuy
ed a1oundng in fruits aad possessing all other soclAl
privileges the he 1T OF oiyiiz alton 1t is worthy Of
| visit.
Letters answered aud the Vineland Ruraa paper Civ.
ing ull infnmtu N, and containing Reports Il scion
Robinson, sent 10 applicants
Address CHAS. Lands, NiuelaldP o. Lands
Township New jersey
! From Report Of sol n Robinson, Agricultural Ed.tof
OF The Tribune IL one Of the mos ,Kensi,e fef.
tile cts IN an almost level plsiu and suitable
diuon or pleasant ffmiag Of this side %
the Western Pairei." S,03law
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Aem ADVERTISEMENTS
'INH f FREN LA N q U A q Il
L TAUGHT CONVERSATION,
Prof B. MBL7Ho1R { ON P,ris. Fan


Prof B. MELCHOtk. ON iris. france.
NOTA Special attent on given . students who waut
10. aud ssi q those sh have studied il without
being able T. speak u
Reference Rev W. Sleltoa, Hon Richard
son J. c. Enefy, Esq and J. Weleh BEG jsNfly
looms over A. A Mead's Jsselry Store, No Is State
Street Oct27 Sl.dswlm
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERN
LAVE Vt PROPERTY AT AUCTION. At Sloan
u. = sner, spi al, MoAtpeh y. VI, by orde- n
be Medical PurveYor U Thursday Nov. . h.
1865, a. 10 a ma, b T.. A Edgeu, auctioneer.
BspDfNG AID Go lHIsu.
ComprisinR ABOUT 100 white wooden blankets in lots
n 20 800 shee't in - u 81 100 pillow in
lots oil So 50) nair pll1 IS IN lot, Of % COO hust
mAtrtssis ia lott OF 10 10 ntr mtrAsse, IN lots Of
800 iron beisieads in lots Of 90 100 fowls in los
Of &c. 800 pairs u drawers n lots Of So 80 shirts in
pairs ~ slipp 800 pairs " WOO socks lots Of
o. 500 cotton night caps 10 lots Of TO- &c large
portion q the boy bedding and clothing ha beeA
usei.
HOSPITAL sroRRs
Parma, tapioca, starch geatine cocoa, &C. sc.
FURNITURE.
Knives an forks ooas, plates. boEs, mugs. p,ich.
ere, e0fre cups aud sauces, tum0lers, tea coffee
pot- sp;0ons. 0ackets kefo lamps, 400 chss ia
iots Of 10 IS light stands l0's Of So 20 din ny
tables with in lots Of 8 cherry Office tables
4 farmeis golfers TO be sold s.ngy.
Also PULL ASSORTMENT OF STANDARD HsnIcGnEs {
CONVENIENT PACKAGES,
Surgical nstru msnts dressings and appliances medi-
cal DO KS 'cal's ani weights, mortars, pill mAchu ;,
beds, bath ,uns. Of Ap1theeary ,hop bot
ties spAtulas. Was. 5000 empty 10 ties sc SC
sale positive, terms casa in government funds de
livery.
by order, JOHN J. MtLHAU,
Brevet Lieut. Col aud urgeon U S a.
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DIR. MATTISON

Providence I treats exclusively all diseases and
accidents resulting from imprudence in both sexes Civ
log them his whole attention. DE- Ms tboro ghly
educated physician Of over twenty years eSpsh.nee.
bearing the highest testimonials. and undo bt dy pos.
sesses superior skill in that class OF dis asses hich he
has devoted so much time and attention Persons at a
distance and ladies especially, having any trouble Of
the kind should be for his Book on Special
Diseasee giving full inform alton In sea.d ehvtlops
sent free Bno stamp Tor postage, and re TO
DR. MATTt5ON. No. 28 Union street Providence,
IL. 50 1Odaw
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by order, JOHN J. MILHNU,
Breve, Lieut.. Col aud urgeon U. S. a

EUKNlTURE REPAIRING The sub
Il scribe hs'inl opened shop in Montpelier on
Him street Learly OPP site the Court House prspAr
e. repair siain aud vArnish al Kinds Of furniture In the
most thoroug Also hluss aud sign pAiaut x
glazing and pApe hAngi0g Prices M derGte, AID a
share Of pubi pAuousge solicited by
J. C.woODwoRrH.
Montpelier Oct. 27,h, 1865. daw'u
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THE NEW
]. \. $40 LOAN.
Ghq Stluntpslier [Aational Bank

Designated Depository and Fiscal of the United States
MoFrPELIge, VI OCT 5th, 1865
We are authorized by the Secretary u the Treasury
OF the United ttes receive from the holders Ger
hoAtes Of Indebtedness which mature before the first
day Of January next, @ jmpound Interest Notes an
fve-Twenty Year u inds ct three per cent prem i'm ;
that IL to say, hundred dollars Of Boau will be
given for each hundred and three l trs 10 Ger
uhcstes and NJtcs; provided the conversion 10 .de
PRIOR 20 the FIRST dAS VI November next.
The Bonds issued 10 exchange for such Cerths ,tes
aud Notes will bear interest OF six per per
mum, paysble sent annually In coin, upon the hret
days Of May aud November. and will be redsemsble at
the pleasure ot the Government after ave years aud
payable IN twenty years from the FIRST day Of
Der, 1858
The Coupon and Registered Bonds issued under this
propO Al will be % the denominations u One HUI.
dred, FIVE Hundred aud Oae Thousand Dollars Rig
istered Bonds Of Five Thousand aud Ten Thousand
Dollars will be issued il desired.
Holders u the Certificates, Compound Interest or
Treasury Notes, who desire to make such conversions
will deliver them TO this Bank
Interest will be allowed Certificates Of Indebted
ness aud on and tW0-year Treasury Notes, ma
tured aud maturing prior 10 the FIRST Of November,
1903, up 10 the date Of maturity; and when maturing
after the FIRST Of November interest will be SLOWED to
that day.
Upon the Compouad In'erest Notes the interest will
be computed to November 1868, upon the amount Of
principal and interest compounded the back Of said
notes, from the period next prior 10 that date.
/ The principal sud interest OF such Treasury Notes
and Obligations will be considered together offer
for CONVEX ion; but when after deducng the princi-
pal OF the Bonds and three per cent premium, there
remains fractional part of one hundred dollars this
fractional part will be paid To the depositor
The business transacted aud the Bonds delivered free
Of charge.
CHARLES REEn pashf.r
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NOrhasld, Nov l. 1865 wslSa
| ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
- Post Office at Montpelier State Of Vermont the
! st day OF Nov. 1865.
toLDIRRs
Bailey Clinton Nelson, Edwin II.
PnsbuTy Geo. W.
LADIES
Davis Mrs Celia Prescott, Miss Susie Il
Emerson, Fidora Skinner Mrs Mary
Pufsons, Mrs l. Jane Sanders, MIS- Lucii da
Parker, Mrs Henreu Wight, Mrs 4. Is.
GENTLEMEN.
Abbott, Rev LG Morey, Joseph
Bachelor, Levi Morse, John
boughtwel II Nurse, Joseph
Bachelor, Charles III Nichols DR.
Cross, Proctor, Milton
Deaf r, ID Gilbert Robinson George
klkins, Rev Henry Rogers. j b
Fuil'T w l. Rosley, Reubin
70 d. Washington smith, Norman
ellison, John siloway. F.
Cara Charles o ,teveus, john
II milton, Rufus Smith, Ed
HAMS richardson Scovill, NJ
Holland, Emerson smith, D w
Hammer, Seabury ID
Jones william Weber, AlphaA
Langdon, Willard
LoOmis, w Woodland
MoLoud hill
To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant must
call for atyerGed letters and give the date OF the is
and pay one cent for advertising
Il not CALLED for within one mouth, they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
JAMES GFRENoH. Postmaster.
SALE--On TUESDAY, November 7th, at II
~ NJ and on every day thereafter until all sold,
the Undersigned will have sold public auction at the
u B. General Hospital, bTattlebnro', w. all the Me-
deal and Hospi and supplies Of every kindIe
naming on hai d, Including dfugs, bedding, books
blankets, 'heeng. &c. Of the best quality Medic
sold nfst FIR particulars, handbills. Goods be
seen daily nom to IL a. m.
Tefms-C sh, in government funds, and goods to be
REMOVED at once
JE SEMPLE,
Oct. 3l:dt Nov. 10.
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NOTICE. = For sale. in the Furnishing
" village Of Nortnded,
A GENTEEL HOUSE,
On Nor Ais, desirable houses on Pleas
ant street For further inofms ion quire or
Asa STRONG, AagRr
Northaslt, Nov J, 1865. wsISs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-03

EODT-ROT IN SHEEP.
CAN BE THOROUGHLY CURED. BY
Using Written oTes Cure for Foot rot 1t has oeen
thoroughly tested and il in fAv Just WHAT represent
ed to b., Positive ''us Hundreds Of certificates like
he following are being recriged
Rutland. Vt, Juy "a; 1855.
y. W. Whtemore, Dear Sir ;-Having N lroughly
tied your Cure for Foot-Rct in sheep would say Tor
the benefit Of sheep rAisers that they should no
line in procuring bottle il certainly will cure the
Foot in less time, and with less trouble an any
preparation Of blue vi ro anything else have eye
wed- LEEDS BILLls GS.
r. W. WHlTTEMORE,
So e Manu- c'uref Catham r.
For sac by N X Brown 1891
A COUGH. COLD, OR SOkE THkUAT
III RvouIRss INMsDtArv ATTENTION kNp
SHOULD DE tHE,KED. II ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
Imitation of,hs Luass, permanent thro.t Affection
an neurable Luag Disease
OFTEN THE RESULT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
HAVING DIRECT rsPLuESoE ON THE PARIS etv
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
For Bronchitis. Asthma, CAtarrh, Consumptiye AMI
Throa, Diseases
TRooHEs usED Win ALWAYS coon sucoss. t
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will 6nd roehes useful u clearing the voice when taken
before singing or speaking, and relieving the throat ae
unusual exerton Of the vocal orsans The troehrs
are recommended and prescribed by physicians. Aad
have had testimonials from eminent men throughou,
the county Being article Of true merit and having
proved their efficacy by OF many years each yea
finds them in localities in various parts OF the world
and the rochea universally pronounced better than
any other articles.
OBTAIN only BRows's BRosonIAL TBooHE,
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations that maj
be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and in Foreisn
Countries, ~ IS cents per box.
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CARLOS CARPENTER. commr,.
Barre, Oot, 81, A. D. 1865. s0:s2


~ ATE OF YER NJ o N T.
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District,
on the 10th day Of October, A. ID. 1865.
Ephram Z French Administrator Of the estate OF
Merrill Albes late OF Barre, 10 said District, de-
ceased presents his administration aosount for
nation and allowance AMI makes application for de-
Of distribution aud partition Of the estate OF said
deceased
Whereupon Il Is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred to session OF
ssd Court to be held at the Probate 0fise in said
Montpelier the l4th day Of November, A. D. 1868,
for hearing and decision thereon Aud II 10 further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons u-
terested, by publication OF the sane three weeks
oessiyely in the Vernon, Waterman aud State Jour
nal, newspaper published at Montpelier previous to
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
At said time and place, and show cause, any they
may have, Why said account should not be allowed,
and such decree made.
By the Court. Attest.
1851 7. r. MERRILL, Judge
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Especial Report to The Journal !

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
AT CA N SRI DGE AND BRIG II TO
For the week enliae Wednesday. Nov. 4, 1908.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENr,

Il ~. 1..l5. II Washington, March I It'll, 1856. ID
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned ii has been made TO appear
tnat The second Aatsonai Bonk Of Portland, Pin
and State OF Maine, has been duly Organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of Con-
rency, secured bv pledge of United Sta es Bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and exemption
thereof, approved June 8, 1864, and has complied
with all the provisions of said Act required to be
complied with before commencing the business Of
Banking under said Act: ya9fSgii0 0gRls 9dl
The office Of Comptroller of the Currency being
vacant, now. therefors. /, Samuel T. Howard, Dep
uty Comptroller ofthe Currency, do hereby certify
that "rhe Second National Bank Of Portland in
and State Of Maine, Is authorized to commence the
business Of Banking under the Act aforesaid 71VIl
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
of Office this eleventh day of March, 1865
5A(L, 81 SAMUEL r. HOWARD. sEd sfI
No. s7S. Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency,
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FROM JAMES ]. HoyT.

~ " BRADFORD, N H., Sept 1850
DRyAPoLAND.-ln the IA Of 1857, 1 took q very VIC.
lent cold which brought very cough pain in
side aud lungs, and raising blood also very bhdIY
afflicted with that troublesome disease-the ks0,iey
Complaint For the three years past have BEEN very
much troubled with my throat and lungs choking M
and raising an immense sight, with u bad cough Gfer
rasihg blood; felt that my time here must be snort Nh
less soon got relief In the spring induced 10 Or
your White Pine ompound, though my fhith in II va
small But to my establishment. before had taken two,
bottles my cough was better, the kidney trouble So
much have taken nearly ttes bottles and feeling
like well man
sumption, my father, mother and f5 sisters having died
of it.
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,a WHITE PINE ooMeoUND FOR DIABETES.



.i,f lsl New Hampshire.
For sixteen years have suffered mich At m
but year ago last December fell sick and nv sttd
ing physicians pronounced my disease Diabefes IN NJ
ny yh system nh was So great and Of
physicians expected that could possibly live through
the spring The same was my own opinion.
Near the last Of March, 1859 being well acauan ed
with Dr. Poland st inclined 70 test the Talus Of
his White Pine Compound, the article was highly
recommended for inflammation Of the kidneys bottis
of II was procured and Immediately a commencing its
use began to amends My strength gradually returned
the severe palms subsidized, and in the fall was abs 70
attend to considerable business believe Dr. Poiandis
White Pine Compound under God has been the means Of
my recovery thus far '..-'.'.e htHl N -
To say that ever expect to have perfect healshagajn
is out Of the question ut my a,e ga But thu fril
say, that while use the Compound nv health h var,
comfortable When have reinqushedits use the seveu
pains have returned, and all the dsagessbe symptoms
Of my disease. But aFeturn to the use OF the
has produced immediate selef
During the eleven months, In which have beosn TAX
ing this medicine Ihave used not quite Eve bottIss n
word, let say 10 all afflicted with similar eotan.ns
to mine, try Or POhnd's White Pine Compound.
AlinH fr ASA G0ODHUE.
The White Pine Compound ADVERTISE, N, len1,h a.,
columns. is not only as to It's name inviting bnt+
highly approved medicine DR. W. Poland, the IN
confidence which he enjoyed while abort % usstnlIv ma
ny years as Baptist minister Iiis experience a. n
sufferer LED him to make experiments which issued In his
me.ncaa discovery. Boston WdtchHaa aad n eReotor
The Editor Of the Manchester Daily and Weekls
sTyor In leader Of the Daily, thus writes Of tkss
''rhe White Pine Compound Is advertised A muob
sngtn IN our columns and we happy To learn that
.ns demand or Il Is Increasing beyond all previous sx
pecauons AZ 10 the very best medicine for coughs and
eoos tnat We know Of and family has used
Will ever be without it. Wespeak from our know-
edge that is sure to kill Cold and pleasant sure
rne greatest Inventions by accident and iii sin
guar tnat the White Pine Compound mode for Colds and
Coughs should prove to be the greatest remedy for kid
ney difficulties known But 40 10 s. We cannot doubt
It., so many testimoi D. to us nom well-knoWn
men. Besides, the cha aeer of DR. Poandis such that
we know that he / not countenance what Is wrong q
For years Baptist clergyman, studying medicine to pdj
remedies for his ailments with delicate consumDtIve.
look standing with foot upon the grave he made the
discovery which has saved himself and called nom
hundreds Of others tne strongest testimonials pAssibe
more conscientious, honest, upnght man. and are nd to
state that we believe whatever he says about his white
Pine Compound" "N~
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FROM B. II AIKEN.

GoVFsrowN, March IA, 1860
DR.. PoLAND.-I wish to testimony to the value n
your = hjta ine Co1lpotDsd You will remember b. .
feeble was at the time called you In July last
chief complaint s,.JfansatioR Of the ksdnevs.
addition 70 other disageeable oms suffered drsa
fully from severe pan.-You sold me bottle Of n -
White Pine Compound, and before had taken tv,.-
thirds Of the contents Of bottle, my pain had al
Though have been afiicted with that complain
long time have not had return Of IL since, and
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Andfoscoggin lRatlfoad Comp, Y.
oBomdhOIders, Meeting.

w HEREAS, we the undersigned, were and still
w are holders of Bonds secured ty the Third
Mortgage of tbs Androscoggin Railroad Company,
so-calied dated Dec. lith, 1856, which said Mort
gage hasbeen efectnal and legally foreelosed, and
whereas the said Bondholders have fhereDy become
q Company incorpoI ated and chartered the
day of tho foreclosure aforesaid, with all lhs char
tered and legal rights and immunities which per-
tain d to the ginal Company at tne time of the
fpfeclosure; NOV therefor we the the said Bod
holders and Corporators as aforesaid, hereby give
nvtice that meeting of the holders of said bonds
under the name oil tie Androscoggin Railroad Com
pany will be held at the Office 0. VIM Willie & Son
in the city Of Poftlsnd in the County Of Cahberand
Maiae, on Thursd av the eleventh day of May, A. ID.
1856 at three ocoek in the afternoon, Tor the fol,
10 wing purposes, vizs Z "a 90 E IA Nv 90
lst.-ro choose Moderator and Clerk of said
Sd-fo sosff the Corporators win accept said in.
corporation and organize the same by the ehoiceof
Bbard of Directors, and such other officers may
be deemed legal and proper. Also to adopt nesc
corporate name fer said Corporation, and deter,
mine " hat the said neine shal be- lEd Al HtJ
Sd.-To make ordafn, Gndestablish such bye-laws,
and regulations as may be deemed necessary for
4th -sF5 TRANSACT any 9th business that may
properly comebeftre said meeting.
March al, 1885, s-sg - s-sr-xe ~ s-ngN
d. w. CLARK, SETH MAY,
A. & y. e. SPRING, WIN. Willis,
JOS. ItStkYsazcs "a ALLAN HAINEs,
HENk1aAJJONEs. h. M RAYsON,
api7dfd
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Eclectic Medical Imflrmary.
TO THE LADIES.

DIR HUGHES particularly invites ali Ladies WIN
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms No.
Temple Street, which they will find arranged for
their eepecial accommodation. Eta ~
Dr. a g Eclectic Rcnovating Medicines are nj rival.
ed in efficacy and superior virtue in reguatng al
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain Qfproducing Felief in short time. Jv WI
LADIES will anddta invaluable In all cases of ob.
struotons amer ali other remedies have been tried in
vain 1t ts purely vegetable, obtaining nothing 10
the least injurious to the health, and may DO taken
with perfect safety al all times, a3t9 "a II T57Tl
Semitic aRy part of the country with lldrectionr
py aaafesmng pa DR. HUGHES. pt
No. 8 Temple Street, corner or Middle, Portland.
N.Bs-Ladiee desiring may consult one of their
oWns SEX A lady of experience in constant atte-5
anoe. - iani 1856 d&wN
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New England Screw Steamship CO
e ea sEMf.wEEKI sY a LINE ssl

y 1kssni The Splendid and fast Steamships
<S* CHESAPEAKE, Capt Sherwood, and
kMf63&6N FRANC0NIA, Capt sherwood, will
u until further notice. run Gsfolows:
LeavesBrown's Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY. at PAN, and leave Pier
0 North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY, ut 3u'clock p. M. 1-A- = r -
These vessels are fitted. up, with fine mmoda-
lions for passeng making this the mqst speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine. Passage $50, including
Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwardedby this line to and from Monsi
treal Quebec, Bangor, Bath, augusta, Passport ana
Shippers requested to send their freight the
steamers as early as 8 p, III. on the day that they
leave Fortlahdso 1tl II z -fzOe1cdd f-aNA
For freight or passage apply to IN
EMERY & FOX, Browne Wharf Portland. y II
New York. = = e 80 sss-t,1s,.sf
Dec 8, 1854. 4AxYtaa ,, .,s s 49, DIFF +
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PORTLAND AND KEEHEBEc R..R.


On and after Monday next trains will leave Port
land oaiiy for Bath Augusta, WaterviiIe Kenda l's
mills, and Skowhegan, at P. NJ, and ON Saturdays
from Portland at P. N, connects at Kenda rs Mills
with the train for Bangor aud other stations east,
samo night. Passengers from Portland desiring to
take this route can purchase tickets to Ken Mills
and iL form the condpetoy in the that they 20
through to Bangor and he will arrange their
fares through that It ehsl cost them NO more by
this route than BY amy osaef.
Trains are due In 20 tIand to connect with trains
for Boston on Mondays at 20 IA. M, and every day
at 230 I'm. aoe
Freight Train leaves new depot Portland at IS A.
M. daily. MA n III EAgSa1kAsS
April 81, 1885 apr20tf e4o1b z superintendent.