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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05
Wrean 6teamers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COAlPANY's
THROUGH LINE



TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
leave Pier No. A. North River foot OF Canalst at II O'Clock
noon on the s 18th and 2t Of every month Except when
those dates Sunday and then the preceding Saur
day) for AsPINWALL, connecting, via Panama Railroad.
with of the Companys steamship. from Panama for
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPULCO
DECEMBER.
1st-HENRY CHAUNCEY. Capt Gray, connecting with
CONSTITUTION, Capt. Farnsworth.
llth-ATLANTIC, Capt Maury, connecting with GOLDEN
CITY Can't. Bradbury. - z
2lst-NEW'YOkK, Capt Horner, connecting with COLO.
RADIO, Capt. Watkins.
Departures of LIST and 2st connect at Panama with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS Those Of LIST touch at
MANZANILLO. .
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES. IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin. Second Cabin. Steerase
$3.50 $3.50 S125
A dscoun. Of ONEFOURTH steamers rates allowed
TO second cabin and stcerage passengers with families
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult baggage
masters accompany baggage through and attend to ladies and
children without male protectors Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing from steamboats, aoads and
passengers who prefer to send down early.
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines and attend
ance free
steamer will be placed the line JAM !. 1866 to
from NEW-ORLEANS TO ASPINWALL, via HAVANA
For Passage Tickets further information, apply at the
Companys Ticket Office, the wharf foot of Canas,
North River. 7. w. q. BELLOWS, Agent
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obstruction.

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1rp tbTWf M and GYMNASIUM. No 22 fhthaVe' cor
DEL IN ~, OMEN from " u. IA. TO = y. IN.
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OFFICE OF WELLS, FARGO Co.,
NEW. loRK AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE Co..
No ~ BROADWAY, NEw-YORK


NV loRK AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE Co.,
No. ~ BROADWAY. NETWORK. }
CLIPPERS of FREIGHT to the PACIFIC
COAST will please take notice that having been appointed
FREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co..
are prepared to receive FREGHTS for California Ore
gon Nevads Washington Territory, Sandwich Islands, Cen
trail America and West Coast South America
For apply at Office No. Broadway. freight
Office on dock foot Of Canal'st.
Steamers will sail st 18th aud 2st OF each month"; those
dates falling on Sunday. preceding Saturday.
No slow freight received on day Of sailing.
Freight must be delivered On dock foot Of CANA St
Bills of lading will be issued at No. 81 Broadway.
Our usual express will be by each steamer and
will close at 10 a sailing day.
Our letter bags will close at llt a. m. -
For convenience Of customers letter bsgr Will
be kept the Metropolitan Hotel and the dock foot OF
Canslst.
Our ranked envelopes will be sale at the Office Of the
Hotel. and Offices No. ~ Broadway and Csnalst
dock
All letters sent through must be in Government envel
opes.
Sight Exchange on San Francisco for sale.
Teeepbc transfers Of money made TO all points reached
by the wires on West Coast.
California Coupons bought at best rates.
WELLS. FARGO L Co.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
i and stlnch side wheel steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
go barden George 3. Hull Commander. viii leave Pier
No. 80 Noith River foot Of Jay.st, every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock. For freight on
passage apply on board. Fare 81.
EOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD and
Il SPRISGFIELD.--Steamers leave Pecksnp for Newt
Haven at 8: ID and II D. M tsundiys excepted.)
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SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF d
ueoOins Garos. sc.

ALVIN. EvERDELL' SONS, l%;r 1oa Eai:
n ton'st-WEDDING CARDS and FINE D"
Established 1857
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furs.

EURS, FURS.-The Finest and Richest Stock
way cor Fultons .o splendid varsity Of snoy Robes
Rag Lsdes Skating Caps. 0cnt1 Fur Caps. Collar Gloves
and Hats and Caps ofeveX style and quality :: our .nufac
turing prices. WM. T. FLEMING. Practical Iorrter.
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CTEINWAY e. SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
II / A NOF RITES

are now acknowledged the best instruments In America Al
wei as IA Europe having taken Thttpo Flint Premium
Gd ana sure Medd at the Principal Fairs held In this
country whn the last ten years. and In addition thereto they
were awarded frt Prize Medal at the Great
Exhibition In London, 1892 for
Powerful, CLEAR. brilliant AND SYspArurrro Tow
with excellence OF Workmanship az shown m rand ana
PIANOS. ~ f
There were 2G9 Pianos from all parts Of the world entered
ior coupo ana the special correspondent OF The Times
says
Meprs sTEISwArs Enforcement by the Jurors 10 en-
phac ana stronger and more TO the point than that of any
European maker. " ny
This greatest triumph Of American Panofores in England
has caused sensation In musical circles thronghou, m. con.
tnen snd s result. tine Messr. STRrSwAY are in
receipt OF orders nom Europe thus new phase
In The history Of American Panoote by creating in chem
an article of export" " ~
L'khf S'hS"N fiASoronrE ~ WARRANTED roR FIvs
YEARS
Among The many and most valuable jmnor,sn. innro,.
ment introduced by aesss stenway Sous their Piano
fores.
NE SPECIAL ATTENTION or PURCHASERS
Ia directed to their
fArEyr A6RAYYE ARRASGrnESr
for which ftters patent granted Nov 29 1851
The value and importance of this invention having been
practically tested during period OF nearly six years by
seioway Sons In all their Grands and priced square
Pianoforte and admitted to be the greatest OF
modern ZINES they now announce that they have determined
TO introduce their Patent Agsfe Arrangement In ereyy
Pidn9fors MANUFACTURED by fhen rom Increase Of it, cot
In order ha all their patrons may reap the full advantage Of
this great improvement.
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ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot

LNRlE RAlLWAf.-lfalnSl leave Depot ioot
~ OF Chambers-, via Pavonia Ferry; r,
M. Day Express, for Cansndagua. HocheseT bunaoy
Salamanca aud West Connects at Buffalo with Lake SHORE
and Grand Trunk Railways and Salamanca with AuAnte
aud Crest Western Railway. -, :,
$50 a. ~, Milk aud WAY Train, daily to Otisvlle.
10 O. m Express Mail, for Buffalo Salamanca and Dun.
kirk connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and Great
Western Railways. 49,
tpm Way Trails, for Port Jervs and Newbu
M Nigh, Express, for Canasdasus Rochester bunsa
Salamanca, and West. - -.
o. m Lightning Express daily for Canandaigua, Roches
ter Buffalo Salamanca DunkiTk and West Connects az
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways and a.
Salamanca with Atlantic and Crest Western Railway.
sp n Emgrant Train, daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
MIN A'' HUGH RIDDLE. Genl supt, NewYork.
wv r. BARR Gen1 Pass Agent, New York.
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~ Passen er Depot IN foo, Of Liberyst and
Freight Depot NewYork Pier No. North River connect
ing at Hampton Junction with tie Delaware, Lackawanns
and Western Railroad and ut Esson with the Lehsh Valley
bugh aud che West without change Of cars also to the Ou
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the West except Sundays
when evening train.
One daily Except sa'urday' for the oil region
Cincinnati ST. Louis 8c with but change OF cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Nov. 20 ls6SLeayr New York as follows;
At for Easton. Mauch Chunk, Wiiamsport, Wikes
barre Mshsnoy City etc.
MAIL TRAIS-At 8s IN. for Pennington. Esston, Water
Gap Scranton WIkesbsrre, Great Bend, Pton Brigham
| ton, etc. ..
ga In.-Western Express for Eason, Scranton, Great
Bend Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the
with but change OF to Cincinnati: or Cncasos
and but two changes 20 St Louis. . -
IL ~ TRAIN-For EssoI, Allentown, Mauch ChunS,
Wikebarre, Wilamspor, Reading, PottsVle HARRISBURG
pm-ror Euston Scranton. Great Bend Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk.
s D. m.-For Somerville and Flemngton.
p. m-Express train for the Oil Region and Enc, daily
except Saturday.
$50 p. m.-For Somerville.
D. m.-for Somerville. -.
spm'-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAlN-For Eas.on, Al.
lentown Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the West,
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City to Pittsoughe cry
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY;
Leave New-York from foot Libertys at ~ g. m and $50
p. III. ; from Pier No. North River at p. M /,
Boats stop Bergen Point and Mariners harbor. -
Tickets for the West can obtained at the office OF the
Central Railroad Company foot Of Liberty st. ~ r. at NO
Astor House III and $40 Broadway and at the princ-
pal hotels JOSIAH o. STEARNS, Superintendent.
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EXTRAORDINARY AND IMPORTANT
~ ANNOUNCEMENT.
OUR WHOLE STOCK, IN ALL ABOUT
$1,000 OF
Point LsceColsr,, Sets and Hsndksrchief',
Point, Cheny and Nalencienbes Lnoes;
Black Thread Lsces Walls, Coiiurcs and BArbesi
French and Scotch Embroidered Collars and Sets,
Plain and Embroidered Handk.rctisfs
Real and Imitation Lsos Handksfehiefsi
Embroidered Bends Edgngs and Insertions;
SILK Scars. Head Dresses. &c
Ia fact all valuable and choice stock will be offered
FOR THIRTY DAYS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
In order to make for spring npoftsons
L. WILLIAMS Co,
No Al broadway.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER. FlTCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and staunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
leave New daily Sundays exceped at O'Clock p mS
nom Pier No. 20 North River, foot Of Vestry.st,
FOR NEW.LONDON,
there connecting with tie Steamboat EIp Train nom the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor-
cct Worcester and Nashus and New London and Northern
Railroads.
Freight taken stths lowest For information inquire
OF L 5. MARTIN, Agent, on the PieL
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INDIA CAMELs HAIR SHAWLS for HOL-
IDAY PRESENTS from Ss0,o o. J00; also Indi. EECk
TIES. J.RUssELL, No. "a Woosterst,
third door below Amitytt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-25
Ornamental Women.

The modern system Of education for girls is
calculated to turn out upon society about as
worthless an article of women as it is posi-
bic to imagine. They come forth from our
fashionable schools perfectly innocent OF all
ideas Of usefulness, and without the first quail
ifcation for those responsible duties in lie 1t
is reasonable to expect they may be called
upon to discharge. Ii fortunate Tor unfortu-
nate) enough to marry rich, and she can turn
over to others those domestic duties which ev
cry woman ought thoroughly to understand,
perhaps the case is not quite so bad. We hold
that every young woman ought to learn the
art of housekeeping In alfits branches, and be
able to make every article of her own cloth
ing, with perhaps the exception OF shoes,
hoops and hat. The chances are ninety
in a hundred that this knowledge would prove
OF vastly more benefit to her in after life than
a smattering of French, music or drawing
A thorough knowledge of our own language
and its literature, is about as much as most
women can encompass in this life, especially
Ii they would amount to any certain sum as
wives and mothers. There are but few men
whose circumstances will warrant lifelong
alliance with an ornamental women. Girls
are not to blame for this false system of train
ing. it is the mothers who are responsible.
q They suffer their Mollies and Susies to CAD
the streets, and grow up in idleness thinking
that If their little dears attend school and get
~ their lessons we'll, it is all that should be re-
CURED OF them; and hence they enter upon
The great world, dolls and nothing more.
San Jose Mercury. Wy 1aaa siesbs
a. j. r
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Remarkable Cure Of Deafnsss of Ttoenfv
Years SANDING.

June 18th, 1894.
J, JOIN A. NEwooMB, Of Quincy, do cor Tify ta..
have been entirely deaf In my left ear Tor txsnlv
years, and for the past six years my Ight ear ha.
been 80 deaf that could not hear convery Alton or
public speaking ofany kind. l could NOT near the
church bells ring while was sitting in the churoh
have also been troubled for number Of years with
very sore throat, so that was Obliged 10 gve mn
singing IN church, for had lost my voice 81 hsS
great trouble in my head-teTribls noises almost 10
eraziness Ny head felt numb and stupid. and was
source of constant trouble tome. wa
tried every remedy that could b thought Of
went 70 aursts but as they ted to use iustru-
ments, would have no hing to do with them
ABOUT one month since 1 obtained Mrs. Browne
metaphysical Discovery, and used it according to
me directions on the bottles And the result is that
tne earring OF both ears Is perfectly restored 50.
IN my head lie entirely gone My head feels perfect
~ easy and at rest My throat, which was so isess
ed, Is entirely eured and have recovered INV voice.
again. would not take thOusand doljGrs for
the benefit have received in the use of Mrs NJ g.
Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
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The fee simple pr ,perty of the Company consists
oftwo hundred and thirty EIGHT acres OF Il best
territory in the oil regions lying Pit Boe Creek
Cherry Rnn, Mcguire Rum and Dunn Run, near IL
diouts. Wells viii be sunk ON this properly immedi.
ately, aud with the large working capital of S75,U0
great results are anticipated.
This Company Eas been formed not as a matter of
speculation but to deyeope property WI ich it is
believed will prove to be OF grea value. The repu.
tation of the gentlemen composing the BOARD Of
Trustees is asucient guarantee that this object will
be rapidly and faithfully carried out and u at the
stock will prove most desirable and profitable In
vestment. sts
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Dec. %. 1884.

], Mrs. Fanny Shedd OF 60 Harvard 81. BoStop.
nave suffered from ScToiulous hands for several
years, also discharge from my ears; tried the most
eminent physicians, and had forty different medi-
cines applied in one year, My con titution began
to sink under the weight of medicine and disesse,
and my head became so light that feared to walk
tn, street lest should fall. Believing thei was no
cure for me, sat down Ia cespair. While in this
state friend who had been cured by the Metaphsic-
a. Discovery, urged me TO Apply to Mrs M g.
Brown. But still was so prejudiced against ali
medicines that N going 10 her office would take
no money, lie 81 should be tempted TO buy H. After
converting with Mrs n. G. brown. being fsvorab.y
irprsssed, on returning home I sent for he Meta
physical scoveEy hieh lair fully used ane the
res i Is, that my hands ara again restored 10 me-
aud can use them as formerly! my ears rave oeas-
ed to disch rga and my entire constitution renew
ed. sleep and eat well, and am getting hsshy
end heavy. Ny y and gra tude are greap can
not tpfax too highly OF the Metaphysical Discovery
am O ding II this week 10 dear friend In Caller
mia, who spent $500 In week seekng relief IRON
disease, hut ,ound none. have now learned the
folly Of pouring medicine GOWN the thfoaf. and am
the mouth
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Subscription books for sto,k at ths office of Il
Teeasnrer ett t-st #ssA lA1
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New England Screw Steamship Co
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.

% Eh The srleDdid and fast Steamships
-SS CHESAPEAKE, Capt WILLARD. and
SksA66&%M FRANC0NIA, Capt SHERWOOD, will
= until further notice. run as follows: /
Leave Browne Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES.
DAY and SATURDAY, at4P. M, and leave Pier
North River. New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. M.
These vessels are fitted up with fine aocommoda.
so s ,or PASSENGERS making this the most speedy
New York and Maine. Passage IA 90. inelnd;no
Fare and State Rooms --- -s
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon.
st. John. II . u 'PS.seAe
Shippers arerequested to send their freight to the
steamers as early as F. M. on the day that they
For freight or passage apply to s@3 4yt q
EMERY BOX, Browns Wharf Portland.
New York. N'' S"oos'
Dec. 6, 1862. s.x
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JAMES M. KEITH, Esq.

Thsmapagers of this Company are tactical men,
ann their purpose is to make 1t produc ng enter.
prize is in tho product OF oil that the substan
tial. reliable profits are made. With this view they
have selected and purchased the most promising and
valuable pieces ftp operty in the midst of The best
Oh ano Ia now sne most Prcaact
lords op oortuniies for boring 300 wells in what is
dered the surest oil region and 200 lis in lands
of a less developed character They have 16 wells
now going down, and no doubts can n asonably be
entertained that of these will prove bs large
flowing wells. All of them are going down on ter
obtain oil.
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READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLY CER.
r TrICATES.
Cure Of CatarrA of Ten Years. S,a.di,o

Cure Of CGtGrrh of Ten Years. Standing.
1, Mr.. WILLIAM DoSEzLLY. corner Of Dexter
and streets, South BO ton, do certify that M
daughter has been suffering frcm Catarrh for the
pact ten years. She lost the Of smell and had
no passage through her nostris during that tfnrs-
Every remedy rosorted 70, without recoiVIns,
any relief. Seeing Mrs. NJ. q. browns Me.aphysi-
cal Discovery advertised. concluded TO try a. AZ
Ter doing so; must acknowledge my gratitude 10
God for inclning me to this great remedy for that
dreadful disease-Catarrh. 4 believe my daughter
nc, or would have beoa cured had not found thiH
medicine. IL must have beea sent Of Cod 10 he
peepe 70 RID them ofthe horrible diseasos that take
hold OF them. Ny daughters CaarTh Il entiTelY
broken up, her sense OF smell has returned the pes
cage 70 her heed is clear. 1 cheeffally recommend
the Metaphysical Discovery to All Who s1ner from
Caiarrh.
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ID MISCELLANY.
ohanlge Of Base.
SAINTS REsT, (wich IL In the stait ]
nv Moo Gersy. lJan'V 18th. 1866.

SAINTS REsT, (wich IL In the stait
NV Moo Gersy. )Jan'y 10th, 1860.
"The wagis NV sin Is deth." Sich IL the SUD-
stanse NV a passage Nv Scripiur, wien, SENSE
my exile this lonely shoar hez DIN mi SONS
How troo lhe remark How iertily nee 1t Din
reelzed.
The unshent Dimocrisy owned this Guvern-
mant. and mile hev he'd 1t to-day. But than
tina waz a rgchus set. Tha wuzn't dissipatid
ina didn't run alter harlots. Jaxon and Ben
3 ton. and Silas Write and SIGH men, who wuz
men. KEEP us sirate Jim Bookannon and JEFF.
Davis tux hold ov the Dimokratic kite tore OF
its time honered tale, Ekal Rites, and substi-
tootid Slavery. The result IL before the woIia.
Dimokrisy IL in the mud, and the AblshniS''
hev the Post oricis. Alars!
ln olden times we used heer tniS 'oNs
''How the car NV emanspashen,
L. rollin grandly thru the nASnen
Ive seen that car It's on wheels and
carries hal, from six five hundred pounds In
wata Sh,rman road it in2 Savanner rother
dey. taa ,or tho dav,i
the more deth 700 git Ter wages. we iapoafo
-fathefully In the serVis OF Slavery We olsmlst
our conshenses, went back on our recurd,
swoar black was white and vicy versy, even
going SO fur ez go in2 tn wars 2perpetooatp
1t. &
What IL the result? RS s.ars S.
Linkin hez abolished it by proclamation.
Hiz bloc koted hirelins hev abolisht it, mig
gers and all, wherever tina hev gone, and tina
hey maid sum rayther extensive toors And
finely the Konfedrizy, witch was institootid
presarv 1t, is perposin to throw 1t overheard
ez the prize Nv recognishen, and this tina dew
without stoppin 2 enquire wat IL tn bekum oV
us northern dimokrats who Eey tied ourselves
2 il.
y SO reklis saiIers fling overbord priselis cal
90 saiv worthlis hulk. so joiner was nlst'
ed in2 the billin waves 2 saiv set ov marin
ors who wuz not profits. Wood wood that
/, like him, Good be gobbled up bi sum friendly
whale, who wood, in du time, vomit me out en-
dry land tieaa
Ez for me I'm dun. I'm anti-slavery man
this time out. Mi conshense won't allow ne
2 support it no longer, and besides it don't
pay. Ez the sole servivin leader Nv the Dim
okrisy.i shell inmejihy ishoo a serkler In
struction NV 'em 2 make this change Nv lrunt.
so PETROLEUM. V. NAsHBY,
L4it Pastor oO the Church gu the Moo Dispense
shan. HQfnu t 2
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The properties of this Company consist of64s acres,
principally owned in Fee Simple. the most desira-
Bile Oil Lands. situated mostly on OIL Creek, Penn
upon which there are three wells now down, cspa-
BILE of producing from 100 to 1000 barrels per day
when completed, ss they are located 50 near the
great producing interests of tire Empire, Noble,
Shesman and Drake wells, on this noted eretk.-
This Company offer inducements feldom n ct WITH
The capital stock is We email for the amount of val
liable oil lands the company possesses. Three en-
gines are already at the wells Our Agent at Titus
VILE writes us that the well en- the McElhany farm
has commenced flowing, which places this Cempa-
nv beyond doubt Of success The Oficers of this
Company, in placing this property before the New
En- Gland public, Rave full confidence that NO proper.
ties yet offered are superior, or any out of which
larger and more certain dividends may at once be
ex ec.ed. Maps and full information given on an.
plication to to Treasurer. Subscriptions received
by JOS. W. DAVIS, Banker, No rs state street.
and at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY. No AZ
CoNenEss STREET. BosToS. d ahT bca m
LEVI II. STRAW, Treas,r.
z niiF DEB t9iHas@ig hlG "a ,nchso..a,
a-.tf-as -rla-.s, F,.- y --~~~~s% 20
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YORK s. CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMzsr.

On and after November LIST, 1854,
Etrains will leave as follows, until fur
Their notices -n
Leave Saco River for Portland, as $50 and s.40
A. NJ, and 3.40P. III. af iaG 3ase
Leave Portland for Eaco River, at 500 A. NJ. and
AGO and 80 r Ii. Ta 91
e. The2 90 T. NJ train out and the $40 A. III train
into Portland, win be freight trains with passenger
oars attached. KS iurssl aifJsGi ..letl-A
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg.
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, Limington, Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N. H..
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
zle South Ltmington, Limington, Limerick, New
Reld, Parsonsfeld, and Ossipee. bfss s.rs
AT Saccarappa, for South Windham, East Stand.
ism, Sebsgo, Denmark and Bridgton, - Tuesdays.
Thureday and Saturdays.
Portland, Oct 81, 1854 siIE5 5wt dtf