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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-07
SheriH,S } Sale.

10y virtue Of an order Of sale issued by the
clerk of the District Court of the I'd Judicial
District W. T., and to me directed, in favor Of X.
II. LansdAlA and against "A. }. Moses, and Sarah
J. his wife, for the sum of two hundred and twen
ty-three and 53-loO dollars, $223 SOY. with inter-
est, costs of suits and increased costs, havelev
led upon, seized and taken into execution that GER
tain one-story ,mcssuage or tenement, with the
lots or parcels Of land upon which the same "a
erected in Swans addition to the town Of Olym-.
pia, being the same land AS is more particularly
designated and described on the plat Of said ad-
dti0na rs lot No g and the east l-6 af Lot. No.
Q, all in Block No. 90, in said Swans addition %
70 the; town Of Olympia, together With the sppur-
tenances therennto belonding, and will proceed to
sell the same ut public auction, to the highest
bidder for gcssh, on the premises, as the law
directs, on Monday the 18th day Of Jan.
uary, A. ID. 1865, at O'clockp. M. said order Of
sale being iwuea upon . Judgment II farselosurs-
cfno4siags tpOn the above described prenisss.'
in favor ofsaid X. H. Lansdale and against said
A., J. Moses and wife. J. II. KELLETr, 80
Sheriff Of Thurston County.
December -, ess%. Toc TIVE b sse .gs,i -ao.'
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DR.. RUFUS WILLAnD, f
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

(Graduatc ofs Uairersity cfths city Of Ns~ York.)
"AvING located permanently in the city Of
III Olympia, offers his professional services to
the citizens of this place and surrounding country
In the various branches Of Medicine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the confidence
bestowed by generous public, the Doctor re-
spectfully solicts continuance of the same, and
will hold himself in readiness at all times to attend
to any Gala in the line of his profession, to which
his entire attention will be devoted. 6 ri.fl e. Fl
Those preferring the services of regular grad
nate, as evidenced by the proper authority Of a
diploma, may consult personally or by letter with
every confluence.
Particular attention given to diseases of women
and children, and all affections ofan organic ma
ture. ~ ,'f-s
Reference: TIE the Faculty of University Medi'
cal College ! and DR.. p. A Aylettc New York city.
OFFICIAL the Puget Sound Drug and Book
Store.
!. Olympia, December 4, 1864. Aft i,..s..,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-07
sore Throat, .'e.is'q '' II. !.
-"'i''@ Coughs, ~

md similar trosbles Il ssaersd ~ progress, result
"a seriovs Pulmonary, Broncial and Asthmetie
affections, saSia,Ss incuratIs. VHs- va
l1oVH'S DR0uCHIAL T1oCH1s Il
a,s eeunpounded - - - reach directly the seat
e(ohe dissase cd give alaest inssant relief.
~, !, a !, REDIN0TON { CO., -.s -di
il6 snd lls Frost B.. 0an fseae isee. Cal
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WORKING OFF A LEE SHoBE.-The Rev.
Mr.. b, of the Seaman's Floating Bethel,
New York, wasn't much of a sailor, but he
was earnest, and urgent in his appeals to Jack
to repent and be saved. One Sabbath morn
ing, when there was whole watch OF old
'salts" from the sloop-oi-war John Adams
present, the reverned gentleman grew unusal-
ly eloquent over the subject OF salvation, pic
turing a soul in peril something in This
fashion:
Look there, shipmatss, There goes poor,
tsmpest-tossed soul, driving helplessly on be-
fore the wild, screening gale of wickedneess-
its anchors lost, topsails furled, no guiding
hand at the helm-With breakers under her
lee--breakers ahead--drifting straight down
into the yawning gulf of eternal damnationi
Saipmates, cannot something be done? can
not we hslts
'Avast, there, Gap'ni' sang out an excited
maintopman, as he leaped to his feet, silenciDg
the eloquent divine ia second. sBear hand
here, shipmates! One of ye lay hold of the
wheel there, and jam her helm hard-a star
board. Lay aloft, bullies, with will! Let's
get the jib and double-reeted tepsail on htr,
and we win weather He'll in spite OF the
Devilv gH5se @efbes sst5s'tsA
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CAUTION 10 ! THE PUBLIC.

:. Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general use should
ience in tbs hands Of areguiarly educated physi.
clan, whose preDaratory studies fits him Tor ali the
duties he must fulfill rye the country is flooded with
Destin the world, which not only useless but I'll.
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARTro.
ULAR In selecting bis physician al it Is lamentable
patients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
BY maltFeatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice for 1t Is point generally conceded
by tho best syPhiographers, thatthe study and man
agement OF these complaints should engross tn
whole time OF those who would be competent and
perienced general pi actitioner having neither Oh.
portunty time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, COMMONLY pursues one system 1
use ofthat ANTICIPATED and dangerous weapon, Msr.
. cury.4
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Wharf, Notice.

rEyHE Pfoprietcr5 of Poetlas d Lung Wharf arc
Il HEREBY not fled that the Annuai Meeting Of sa h
IT prietors will be held at the Counting h ON of
T. Chose bead Of Leng Whsrf, on Monday, the
purposes, viz: Irilsa z. N ~ =
Ito choose a Moderator.
2-To choose Clerk end Treasurer
3-To choose Standing Wharf Coumitteea ana
such other Committees as may DO recersary TO man
age the affairs of the Wharf Also TO tran not anv
other business that may come before them at said
Meeting. ELiFHALET WEBSTER,
Clerk nfPropretols ofPortland Long wharf
ma, 24d7t
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York and Cassaa,ss As.laa.a al..la.ll-......l
BOND HOLDERS MEETING.

-fIf
TTyHE undersigned, Trustees Of the Ioik and Cum.
Il berland Haaroad Company under the Deed OF
Mort age and Trust or ginsly eisen by said Com;
william Willis, caring Date Jannaryl l, 1867, hereby
give notice that meeting of the holders OF Bonds
Deed, and bearing even date t iere WITH Usually
kaown as and denomirated 4he'a { oNsO IbATKD
BONDS Of said Company, and Of CoupoDs de ached
from guch Bonds aud OF Cert bates issue1 in jieu
cfsuch bonds, will be held at the Room the BoaI
o Trade over the Merchants Fxehange," No "a
Exchange street, Portland, at o'ciockR N, on
Tuesday, the. 10th day Of june next.
to act upon the lowing matters and such other as
may properly como before them, viz
70 receive from he Trustees Statement of the
di lou of said RAJ rosd and Of their pro-
ceedings in tbe adminiet aons of said trust SINGS
sid Road. 49, = - 1880 - 49, :
To determine whether it 1, txpedisnt fer The said
bondholders 9pay tbs amoupt OF certain Bonds
and the interest due thereon, now outstanding, is
sued By said company ana saoured by mortgage to
john q. Myers given by said company. bearing dale
Druary On 1901 or 10 determine what measures.
property from LIABILITY By reason of 81 outs and
Ing Bonds aud Mortgage to sid Myers.
To determine whether l. Is exl edieEt to form
new Corporation acre ABLY 10 the provisions OF the
Act Of the LIE Blatura, spproved Ma oh %, 1884 be-
iFg chapter 265 of the laws that year, be com
posed of the hol ers OF sai1 Coyso idated Bo9ds
Coupons and Certificates, such If them as shall
contribute to the payment of said otssandng prior
bonds and If expedient to form such new Corp ra-
ion to take such measures as may be necessary for
that purpose - ~ ss4.s
To give the Trustees such ttruc ions as to the
further administration OF said fruits may be deem
eli suitable x $ q i,
Each Bondh older or holder of CcuY ons or Certif
cafes requested TO be prepared to furnish said
meeting a SC edule In wiling of the Cogpo esA
Certificates held by him, showin Che nunoer OF each
Bend, Coupon or coTtincate, and the sggregaie'
A'1Oun' 50 A' y. c. cHURCHELL Trustees
NJ WOODBURY., ( rs Z, Z,
Mays1, 1te5.-dtd s.' & ss's 81
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great Inducem ents
y For Parties wishing 10 Build.

H e subscribers offer for salea large an unity OF
"a Desirable fuisdiug lots in tse West End Of The
4 ty, lying on Vaughan, Pine Neal Carton: Thin
+; J. w est Emery. fuehman, Lewis. Bfamhail, MI a
rent Dansort !, o aDge and Salem Strests.s !
1hev will sell credit Of from one to ten years,
II desired by the purchasers and to parties who will
& rrce II desired onetourfh OF the cost fbsildino
compIetiem ~ the house p From parties who
lid iinnne diately, NO O sH PAYMENTS REQUIRED
) A pply every day except sunday. from niue to ten
N, at the office o tine subscribers, waeFa plans
4 ay be seen, aud fuiI irsicullTa obtN Inc q VIZ
= j. B. ER9WN SONS g
Portland, May 8, 1865. may4tf
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AN eminent Scotch Divine met two of his
own parishioners at the house OF a lawyer,
whom he considered too sharp practitione r.
The lawyer ungraciously put, the question,
doctor, these are members Of your flock /;
may ] ask, do you look upon Them as white
sheep or black sheep p 81 don't know" an
swered the divine, dryly, whether they are
black or white sheep; but know. If they are
long here they are pretty sure to be .feeced. .
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. B. HUGHES aw4 y
sRE GAN Nm POUND AT HIS
PRIVATE \ !. MEDICAL ROOMS,
.snA No. 5 Temple Street. -

NM HERE he can be consulted :, }. ..,...
~. Ins utmost conndence blythe aiIlIets5 az al
n9HIs uaily, and fom A N. to 9 p M -' ~ 81
Dr: d. addresses those who are SUFFERING A., 4
nIhlclion OF private disease, whether srisn F ~.
connection or the terrible vice of
esoulg ms entire time to that pa ticular branch 81
AEr5hIEe CURE IN ALL CAes' whether Of lons
sS s drag OF recently contracted ntrey removing
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
he would call the attention of the afflicted to this
set ms long standing and well earned reputation
CESS. ffsdf ~ Iii f.fa.Tf = - - $50 'eS
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Farm FIR Sale.

fEAHE subscriber offers hi Farm, situated in Cape
II Elizabeth, about three and a half miles from
Portland Bridge, contaiping 20 Acres Land Build
ina good, fences substantial S,onewali, youfg IT.
chard, choice grated Fruit About 200 cords wood,
hall Oak and Walnut Also Farming tools, and 90
cords dressing.
Terms Of pay nsent made easy.
Fos particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises or through PORTLAND, P. o.
ian31dtf
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-ll- washington, April i0thsl 1865. n
M hEhEA Vs. by satisfactory evidence presented
w 20 the undersigned. II has been ms de 10 sppaar
tnat '1Hk Assoc NATIONAL BANK or PORTLAND
IN W. c.ty foriandi IN the Coun Of Cumberland.
ara according to the reauremenTs OF the Act ofCon-
" 20 EMIT Cd "a Actto provide National Cur
enoy, %cured BY pledge OF United States Bonds
hereof y approved June 3. 1864. snd has complied
sLn All the provisions Of said Act required to BE-
omp led with before commencing the bu iness OF
arking under said Act;
NotD, th.ref re. I. TRBEMAN CLARKE, Comptroll-
OF the Cur -ncy, do hereby certify that "rHH
Aeco NATIONAL BANK, in the'tfty OF Portland,
the County OF Cumberland. State Of Maine. Il
Z. 1tborized to commence the business Of Ranking
sderthe Act aforesaid
In Testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
L. cfice this twenty sixty day of April, IA s.
ttt FREEMAN CLARKE.
IL. 49, Comptroller of the Currency.
- No. 1850. ap20d2m
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FarnsWOFih NEanufa ctortmr 20
Annual Meofsr~s

gEVHE Stockholders Of the Farrs,ror+h
Il torlng Company are notified int tbs a nur -,
Meeting or the choice of officers for the eneri
year. and the t-snsacfion q Any othe- hns,naI
Counting room OF Mr.. a. J Libbv Co. on ~ n, ne
day the 9Th day of June sxt, at 8 T. NJ " Au
Portland, May 2sth, 1855. ma, Ss s'6
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HAvECoNFIDENcE,

ALI who have committed an excess of any kind
whether it be the solitary vice of vouta or the slim
Ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in matufef years
SEEK FOR AN ANTYDOTB IN SEASON
= The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Neryou,
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton are
the Barometer to the whole sys stem. s, N.
Do not wait the contamination that is sure to fol.
low. do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for +
ss i4 Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of beauty IL
nd sor, a'.aa
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Union Illuminating Gil.

THE under igr ed has no hesi a'ioa in ofFenu q
4 this Oil TO ih4 public twill burnin commoe
sluid Lamps, and enits no unIlf agant odr white
puFnipg. IL con umes as slow kerosefle, when
ussa IN those amps. 1t is per1ost Fubstfsu.e for
FLUID, safe and moo EXCLUSIVE
TOT tale at No 1873 Fore street bv EfA
po-,,,ra Al. JOHN PURIKTON. Z
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MIDDLE AGEpMEN

. There are many men at the age of thirty who are
troubled with too ff6qusnt excavations from the
burnin. sensation, and Weakening the system IN q
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin.
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or
albumen will appear, the color will be of thin
mi kish hue, again changing to dark and turbid
appearance. There are many men who die Of thr
difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warranta perfect cure in such cases. and Q
full ard healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the DR. /,
can do 80 BY writing in plain manner description
z be forwarded Immediately
All correspondence strictly confidential ana wiz
be returned If Desired Nv q "a ia q aaii n
Address. DR.J. B. HUGHES. 4ss. e
No. 3. Temple St., [corner of Middel Portland,
x Send Stamp for circular,
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G. r. KIMBALL's s. e.
n dsss y PATENT ~ s..,.s. 49,
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE

The attention OF the rnblic Is respectfully called
to my3N Ew STYLE PATENT JUMP-sEAT CkRRIAeR
-as usea tortwo or tour passensers-invented and
Thereby CERTIFY, that have used, the past season.
the KinbdI Jump Seat Crrriags, on which MI q;
p. Kimball obtained etters fatert on the 10Th y
Nov. 1854 take great psasure in saying 70 Al
persons desiring good, genteel and seryiceable
Family Carriage, that, in my opinion, the kimban
Jump Seat far surpasses any thag Of the kind ever
bef0 o invented-being .vsry gtnteel in style, rs
light and well adapted for one two persons any
single Carriage, vet roomy and coNiortabe for four
f gr0sos personals also one of the easiest ridfr
Carriages have ever seen, either vim two or four
persons. Tn seats are SO constructed that even q
child can shift hem and so WILL proportioned and
lladviss al to examine before pure hasing any 9TH
Jacob McLe Ian, Mayor Of Portland, Me. -.
@. ii Adams, Landlord Prsbie House., % -,ia
w ?. base. Of Chase Eros Co.,
w. v. Moses, Bath, Me-. = q nffnlii7 ti15
Thomas Lamnar', Augusta, Me-.
n shas, BANGOR 1ouse, bangor, Me- 81
To. soqthard; Richmond, Me,
iJa " G: soule, Frespoft, Me-, ~ saiui3i sdf
George Thompson, Portsmouth, N. II. as'sg 2
Pm Blanchard. Yarmouth. Me-,
81 q d. Southland. Richmond Me-, 'uii giio-
~ ". q. Brown. .Sacearsppa, "'lrfiasN 80
- A, D. Smith, Jt.. Providence, 4. L.; na roses
Moses Baisdell, Peori. Illinois,
J Hamilton, Montreal, q e., .lfN ".
~ jams rhoFboro, M d Toronto. @. W.,iss u
], Rich'd Thompson, Bsgris'er, hamilton. G.. W
Prices as low as can be aforded-being much IS
than Csrryal and but little higher than good Top
Buggy while the make abeautifnl Top Buggy and
peri city genfeeI CarryalI
/ Sold only by the Pasentee at Portland. Maine
ardby KIMBALLa BRorHEKs, ll0 Sudbury Street
Boston.
All persons are cautionea against msking selling
or using the Carriage without first securing the
right to do So
Fine engra ipgs ofthe carriage, sent by mail. with
price, on application to u ill1o erCf 7frr 10
lar s'm G. P.KHMBALB, iisis II
rfshlc Manufacturer and Patentee,
apl4d3m 10 ssU PRRBLEs ST. PoRfLAND NE.
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For Lease.

GTORE No q Long Wharf ls0by 50, contaipine
oluding the attic) 5000 square feet; he same
within n feet Of the seutherly side line of CONNER
ciai street. Possession given the LIST Mayo
q March 25th-ST&Ttf
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PORTLAND AND KRHNEBBc R. !
ER

On and at or Monday next trains will leave Port
land ally for Bath gus o, Watervilie, kendal's
only for Bash and Augusta at 6, l5P Mx Iha rain
from Portland at p connects at Ken IA rs Mills
with the tram tor Bangor ami osher stations east
sam mig IT. Passengers from PORT AID desiring to
take this rou'e can rurchas tickets TO KEN Mills
and il form the conductor in the cars hat they go
through to Bangor and he will 3, arrange their
fares throrph thae it shall ce st them more by
this rou, thSn any OF er. i9saH 'siafsafss =
Trains are due in 10 tlsnd to connect With trains
for Boston on Mondays al 20 A. M, and every day
at 23D p. NJ.
Freight Train leaves new depot Portland at as A.
NJ. daiiy.ss S. seiasa 5e73as - eia "a
.fagsg -. EDWIN MOVES,
April 81, lss5-apr20tf Superintendent
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A LITTLE six year old down easter" on
hearing his father congratulate his friends on
the decline in gold, cried out 10 glee, 20, that
is splendid. Iguess corn balls won't be two
cents apiece now p
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ETNHE Vinegar Wcrhs on Fore street win be 60 d
Il bargain, if appsd for soon This is 4 GOD
chance for any one withtgto enter into busir ess
The works will turmoil from one thousand 10 a..
teen buudred bbls Of Vinegar per year. ~ = p
. Also, about 40 acres land, 81 uated in West.
brook. Eor furt1sr particulars 81 Div at
JOHNSON & CDQYES BROS,
may25dti $50 Copgress st. Portland
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LUMBER

THE BETTER steam Mil 20. are prepared to fin, !.
IL IRISH Spruce dimeDtions of oil sizee AIso
Boards, Shingles athes, and Pickets, at short nc.
CfHcs Commercial Street ear tho bead Of Irob.
son's Wharf. IL Ft#s AJABEZ TRUE Trras,r 4
Portland, April %, 1865. ap2edSm
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The undersigned for many ' ears past a resident
Of this city, respectfu'lY begs to inform his Old
friends that having estab shed himself at the abeys
general comnsson business in shippio e and FIR.
war ding merchsndise TO ali OF the A merica
Continent al In the sale of conse ms nte of Lua.
Der and other produce, on which he viii make Gus
tomary advances. JS MlLLAR
RFERRNcEe-st John Smith. ESQ; A & s. Z.
Spriog; III. Winslow & Co; John Lynch r Co,
MAY l2-d3m*
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ElHE subscriber, hav ng had sevsral years expert
a eDce in the examination and settlement OF
Shipmasiers and Merchants accounts. will dev te a
portion of his time TO The adj dstment such account
as ay require par ocular attention. He may be
found atNo. 253 Exchange Street over the flee OF
the Ocean 1nsu ance Company. ~ sitsflits7i
May 15ed29* Hx+ ~ j N. MORRILL,
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A LADY who had been recently married,
came late to,church one day, and entered as
the congregation were rising from prayer.
La" said she, courtesying, don't get up on
my account" = f-s'tttSA ~ a
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Portland. saco and Portsmouth r. z.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Through Tickets

EHsz5;ssssFss5s#l Forsthe OIL REGIONS Of NEW
ssz izzi--.SxE YORK PeEEsYLvAsIA, OHIO, and 81
paris Of The WEsr, via the EaIE railway, for eals
al the lowest rates, at the UNION TICKET OFBIos,
81 EXCHANGE STREET. lAg7s
marl3d& VISIT ID. LITi LIE. Agent
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HOWMANY THOUSANDS GIN TESTIFY T0
THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERIENCR-

Young men troubled with emissions in sleep
complaint generally the result Of bad habit IL
youth, trs ated scent icaIy and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made. = s-sfH
Hardly day passes but care consulted by one
or more young man with the a.cye disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emaciatea a. though they
had the consumption, and by their friends suppose
to have it. ALI such cases yield to the proper and
only correct course Of treatment and in short time
are made to rejoice in perfect health.
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TO he Ter.

| FEVHE dwellinghonse formerly occupied BY Moody
4 +: Walker. Esq. situated on the corner Of
Bfackst snd Walker Ste. A large garden containing
variety ofyaluable fruit trees az plants ls connect
ed with the premises.
For terms apply at the Portland Savings Bsnk or
mch 2i--du ~
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PORTLAND, SACO g. PORTsMOUTH
nan RAILROAD.
YORK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMRNT..

q sEUlHMKR ARRANGKMENT.s3 n. !
cNazxggS5l On and after Monday, 10th inst, 1886,
trains win leave as follows, until fur.
Their notice De 4 4trs i s4afH4 c4,44e d
leave Saco River for Portland, as 5.45 and $40
A. NJ, and 345 p. NJ.
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 7 45iA. NJ and
1.50 and 6 20 +. NJ. sss W
The SOP. NJ train out and the 5,45 A. NJ train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached. = ~ soat nist : lIlN -
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeid, Fryeburg'
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, iAimington, Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Earon, N.H.e ssfa,s
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South Limington. Liming ton, Limerick, New
field, Parsonsield, and Ossipee e a'12 Etaa
At Saccarappas for South Windham, Windham
Hill and North Windham, ally. ~. II. y ,s =
DAN. CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland April g. 1896 dtf q
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Portland and Penobscot- River
Summer Arrangement.

rafTe-sA On and after Mon Jav April 18th tht
- snew and fast. going Steam .kEti.
ULAIOk," capt. w. a. Mower, will leave Rail.
road Wharf, foot Of State Street. Portland, every
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY evening, at LII
O'Clock, connecting with he's N. train from Bos-
tom
Re ming, will leave Papgor every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and Err BAY norning at 6 O'clock,
touching At Reckiands Camcen. Belfast sea sporr,
B1cksport. WinteTporf, and Ham en-, both ways
and Eastern Railroad ct The Depos in Botton. sa-
lem Lynn and La renee
For freighs or passage apply to
A. S0MENBI agent, n ~
s~1Ks At Office On he Wharf
Portland. April 81. Is65-if
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A VERY de-irabI four story erick store, cen,
Atraly located on m9sIcsl tIees' VIII be sod
=. -~ ~ VI A1'o 80 Ohm C.-tROCTERr a.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

Proposals for delivering Coal.
PROPOSALS will b. re ceived at l02 Middle St
IL or one week, foe the deliver of Fifteen Hundred
or more Tons of GOAL The right of rejecting any
proposals will be reserved. t77'
EDwARD SHAW, Chairmsn cf Gem. !,
Nay 20, 1855. ttalFfs may22itf