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DOMESTIC PORTS.

AIN ERANtrsf,O- Az NAT .t.r,, 4 3. -.-5 ".
ston Rio Janeiro. ' s3 N II 20 = -
BALTIMORE-Cld Goth. schs Harriet Raker Web-
her. Norfok. saml Fish 1syia Fortress Monroe
: Ar a1th. BRIG Ambrose fjghf StshI Forfrass Nor.
roe; schs Ada Ames, Marston, do; Reesiia Maines
SD sUrn snip washington Berry 70, Ann.no,,.
Roads to finish ldp for Panama ~ -
! PHILADEL lA-Ar SOth, barqus John Trucks,
Cid 80th barquos Mary Ann Powell. New Orleans
HI uston, Ross, Port ROYAL Sc: bries Olga Gibbs
Cape Hayden; Regatta. Hopkins. Jamaica; ii B
man. s. w Pass. o5n' 2SWki1 1lJ Il FsI'f7
ks CD 3lst briggs q II Crowley Crowley. Cardenas
len, Aspinwai '''n' pl ''ssi ' M ~ Ar
xS5 sohx ss. . ssa ss.sss Arena William:
Warren, Coonibs, Elizabethporf for Boston: l. &
Ives, Robinson. Portland for Fortress Monroe E
AZ ss.h. sch 2eI EDDY. coomb., Elijah 70,
Boston. -, - s-''. 4 - ~, :
Ar 3istt brig Geo Burnham, Mullen tlate Thorn
"a sss sS DOT R.ns
McLel an. Leech. Marseilles; barques Murray Jr,
au Prince; Templar. Wilson. Bsltimore
brig Loeb Lomond. Shuts ssgua ~ o WI ,
nOftsnafor Fortrsss Monroe; Clarion Wiscssset for
Ssnbia *, mo.ny xela ressrs05 fRla
keli. Calais for Washington, belmont Locke, Coch.
ran Bangor for New York !; schs Jula baker, Lowe.
Portland tor Norwich; A g Brooks, Hodgkins. Ban.
Also in port. brigs Clara p Gibbs. TapIey. GRAND
Turk III for Philadelphia: Chas W Ring Mclean
Gov Bay CB New York; sch Juliet, Billings I'm
Machias. for. New York; Nathan iaorS. shate'
Bangor tor 40. 49, - - ~ ~ !
s0LMEs's HOLE-Ar soth, brig csrolins = KEEL.
lsy ~: Ts A 4, for Boston; VIM Mason; small
Trpxiilo Tor dc Alamo, Steele m Elizabethport for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-03

AssEAfBLIEs.--The1 Irish American Relief
Association commence their series of Assem-
blies tomorrow evening at Lancaster HALL.
The affair is in the hands of good managers,
and they viii do al in their power to make
visitors happy. We have no doubt it will be
grand affair.". Tickets can be. purchased Of
the Committee of Arrangements. ssas zsl
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a 4 = Wr1eHrY FAMILY. The Boston o,t !, Herai,

A WEIGHTY FAMILY The Boston Herald
contains the following scrap of personal his
tory:
!, non on. Mr.. FArwell, the new Maine Senator,
one Of smy of y sV children aR Sq
Two MOWERS, fourteen of whom were sons, not
one ., tne latter being in weight less than 200
pounos, nor below six feet ia height. The
laenef = sun hvlng, at the age OF "a years.
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Mechanics Lyceum.

4 The nextr gular Meeting of tn, LYCEUM
~ n will be held in the library Roo.n Of AIechan-
UHics' Assoc alton, Jan s, ats4 O'Clock
~ QUESTION FOE DISCUSSION
Resolyed-Thst the introduction Of Female labor
into sill branches of mechanical butiDess Tor wnieh
women are ply s.eally qualified, would be bensfOial
Mechapics, whether members of the Association or
NOV 9re invited 10 aitend and participate in the dis
EagT cay N. A. FsTsR, r.
RIoHARD COLE, Com
j. b. THoRNDIKR
JatS-otd Argus and Courier conv
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WATERvILLE BANKs.-Our correspondent
"Fuler." writes us from watervilfe that the
Waterville Bank and the Ticonic Bank have
both surrendered their charters and are organ
izing under the National system.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-03

CIaARss CLOVES, &c. The u s. Marshaps
sale of cigars, cloves, nntmegs and Jamaica
rum, which were to have been sold on Sat
urday, was postponed 1tost0rday.ai1t WIN take
place at the old Custom House at II o'clock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-03

Bf0Bcn90t IHOcS ana Lungs, teoutNU 4uEH
to Consumption.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorite recipe of an illusrous Physician and Chem
list, who for many yearsused 1t with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice.
q he had long beenr profundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey ofthe plant Horehound,
inunion with the Cleansing and Healing properties
oftar extracted from the LIE Principle ofths forest
tree Abies BaIsamea or Balm Of Giiead. For years
he was bafieo in hisattempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into sush unioa that the original
power Of each would be prescribed the aisagrseable
qualities of common tar removed and the price Of
the compound be within the means ofall. At last,
aIter long OF difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these se other ingredi
ents each one valuable BY ITSELF he not only obtain
ed the desired results, but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This having been
thoroughly testeJ by practice, Is now offered to the
general public as asafe, pleasant and infaible rem
Price 80 Cents psr Bottle.
For sale by W. +. Philips, Portland, and all drug.
gsts.
CHARLES DowHER, General Agent,
noy4dSm "A Cedar st., New York.
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Incomes First Collection DISTRICT.

- Last week we publishsd.a list Or persons IN
this city who are taxed for $1,000 and upwards
income for the past year. We now give the
names Of those int the other. cities and towns.
In this district, who have returned $1,000 or
Of more IS theirlannuaI income: az A.T'
n..o Nathan 400
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-03

"a NEW Books. hail I. Davis has received
from Ticknor @ Fields Mrs. Stoves House
and Home Papers. and Capt. Msyne Reds
Boy Slaves. Notice hereafter. I'd
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,DfsAgTERs.

Brig Caroline Kelley. Merrill, from Havana l4ih
inst for Portland put into Holmes Hole 30ih. and
reports having expert need very heavy weather dur
ing the split and lost sails, and shifted cargo
between decks. Is
sch Leonessa, tof St George Gilman, FIN St John
NIB for Philadelphia, has returned to Newport for the
third time, after having ban within $50 miles of
1 the Delaware Cspes, She sailed from Newport the
last time on the 2lst. and has encountered heavy
westerly winds since that time aoiiai SCI bsll1
Sch Henry Perkins. before reported ashore. was
breaking up on the 29th.aa .af..-r- 800 II
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BURNRTT's: Toilet Preparations are re-
markable for a delicacy of perfume and heal
thy purity very seldom met charlottesville
Democrat. III nun guR@
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aid for the National Freedmen.

A RRANGEMENT has been made by which all
a contributions for the National Freedmens Re-
lief Association wdl be forwarded promptly, with.
Ont expense: TO New York. Commodities oulo be-
eecurey packed, and directed TO G. G. LEIGH, Nos
Davis. Ppr laid, Maine.
Contributions IN Money to Eben Steele Eco. PORT
land. Ne. WIN. GEO. HAWKINs
Sec'y Of Elk Comm. Of N. f. r. Association.
January I'd, 1856. jansd3m
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In this city, Jan g. Lizzie Ormsbee gest daugh-
ter of Wand u X Skiilin. aged 20 months.
80 Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at o'clk
Relatives and friends are invited to a tend
In this city, Jan i, suddenly. Enoch B, youngest
son of Jos phi and kebecca Ilsieys aged 81 years
FUNERAL ON "Wednesday afternoon, at. oclk.
at the residence of his father in Westbrook Rela-
tives and friends are invited.
In Fayette, Dec 49, Mr. Geo Moody, aged So years
In Brunswick. Dec q. MI David stsnwOod, aged
la Brunswick. Dec a. Mrs Sally Bailou, aged 81;
list, Mrs Phebs Mitchell, aged So years. tl6n1 81
!, IN Augusta, Oct Is, MIR John NOVEL;, aged A years
In China Dec II, Mr. Richard Handy, aged n yrs,
a. In Brewer, Miss Martha Z Barrett, aged "a years.
In Eddi sgton, Dec 49, Mr. WIND Nichols aged A
years. months.sNo1 s.anaA IA 40 .s.aE -. .
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'CoRREerioN. 1.-The name ofathe Deputy
Sheriff at Cape Elizabeth Is Eben N. Perry,
mot feny. n 4 = foAn
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ING copar nership heretofore existing between
49,, s1s SUI Orders sthis day dissolved BY limiia-
on. oeo Foztsr Is authorized TO settle all out.
- ss~Aeius ouAness. GEO. Il. FosTER,
Portland 80 .ss shH. sisK
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- e WAR RENss
Water-Proof and Leather Preserver,
- FOR BOOTS AND SHOES Al
1 For sale q Mr.: a. W. MAxsr1EID's store, ia
Middle st, Portland, Me. dec2ldsw2m snt
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House and Land for Sale.

A TWO story house corner of Concord and Mer-
1fn etrte.s, with the loI, is offered for SAFE In.
quife Or nj bll CHARMS WEBB,
HlI JauS1o" .ls..-,l O3 Congress street..
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.,0J French Language. sa
Prof Masse retarns thanks for the patronage hitb-
erto sar ded him in this and gives notice that
his Winter Term viii Smmsncs on VI ednesda az the
4th ofJauuary next.
For further particulars inquire at Messrs Bailey
and Noyes, between II and o'clock dec2ld4w
To Enrolled and Drafted Men, ~
i have now Six Sailors aliensg Who 6sys M, hss,
ashore three eks in this country that will ship
as subs itues for enrolled or drafted men, In any
u tsict in the State, for three years. at as low
figure and with as quick dispatch Us can be had Of
any concern in the state address,
5a7ss o -sass HORACE H.JOHNSON,
G-t '.so sassoa 80 Middle street.
II declSeo1f assoFea Portland, Name
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W. our firm on and ter this Date 49,
Portland, Jan. 2, 1856. :. lmo
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MISS Sarah A. Lowell left the house OF Joeeph
1AA Gstchell, In htoyer street. Saco, ON Friday,
Dec. SOth, at half past four O'Clock p NJ, In do
ran ed state of mind; since w1ick nothing be
learned OF her where abouts. Any informant u re-
speoing Ter will be gratefully received by her aict
"a s trends. Address JosEPH GkTcHKLL saco OF j.
CHAPNAE, Bangor. jan3d3ts
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= - o. ~ r---gfxs = 49, -fNs
Gents Cluster Chain Pins, ScarfPir Sleeve But
Rings, Jet Hoops Bracelets, Lockets, Lsoirs' Sets
10 eat variety 100 pa teens to choose from=-Dnly
one dollar. at DRESSER'S Cheap Store, 80 Ex
change street.
Amy of the above ar icles sent by mail ON r. cept
one dollar. Address 4. DKESSE R, Portland Me-,
Box 152. = 49, e {. - 49, s. 2. dsol2d4Ns j
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The subscriber will continue the business Of the
lete nfm at the snme place, No Gait Block Com
mercial street GEO. f. FOSTER
ian2dIw
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a EDWARD r. HAINEs, Watchmaker,
or several years past with N j. G1rn 4. has re-
moved to No. 1871 Middle street, second story(oyer
" becketts store3 where he viii be happy to re-
ceive the Psffonage Of his rmer customers, and
All work entrusted 70 his care win receive his per.
eon4t UitcnlfOB, sgt@ 9aa44F SO EaQ.a aEr 80 f.4
January q, 1866 -d6w ~. sds sni suissshass
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spOKrr

,o Moy aI isa sN Ion W. ship Benz Bangs
Sep, la.1 lon a I, ship sfmla, Potter, from
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ss.ssa,P PORT LAND A.
Photographic Gallery,
s.i.uos = LONZO 8. DAVIS, Proprietor, ~
SO Middle ST., - PorfIand, NE. =
Copying done in the best manner. ldec2stf ~
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MARINE y n EWS.
eoRT OF PoRTLAND.

- Monday. .................... ..Janaary 2.
t isesss ARRIVED DOT sdI .
Steamer Montreal. Liscomb. Boston, edi so
Sch Aid. Bunker, Gouldsboro.aii saa EN
siAsagsla Leu CLEARED H~s ,..
Sch Coquette, Southards Wiscasset-- Plum.
mer. ~
es3J aisa4 ns----ga .assT
B00THBAY, Dec 30. Brig TRADE, from Boston,
of and Tor Machiasport, was wrecked on Heron Isl.
and, rear Townsend harbor, the night Of the 22d
The crew were saved, but are ffostbitlen Some Of
the ssils and rigging were saved. portion of the
freight, belonging 70 VIM Pennel, one of the swn-
of the vessel, was lost Capt mitchell Is partly
tons was built at Passport in 1851 and owned by
VIM Pennell. BY Capt H Mitchell OF Machias-
port, and by A Richards 4 Co. Of Boston. She
was valued at $e000; therewas insurance of $1,000
on one fourth. a "A LFIEEElzL eTTI
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NOTICE.

VNHE annual Meeting Of the Journeymsn House,
Il Carpenters Association for the election Of On
GERS " i'll be held ct their Hail. No lIO4 Federal ST.
on MedneSda y Evening January 4th, at ~ o clock
iaA attendance OF members is requesten.
d 10 1sl Fer order. JOSEPH DOW,
Portland, Jouuary 81, isss-dtd no. 's0'
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IT n
& HALIFAX Ms Brig Queen of the North : 6o4
ring 10 casks seal oil, Agent T Co; 2820 sheep
skins, II b O II n Hart. Got ss5sq Fs.sff .alr
.isr tam MINIATURE ALMANAC
Iuesoay........... .s.s..sJ anuaFy Be !
Sun rises .7l30 Length of days... 9lls
Sun sets. AL High water Up my $40
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p r. w. NICHOLS,

- d 70 - H. ~ - err
/ Has opened new Room, No 1924 Exchange St.
II opposite the international House where he
sIu. Ht % Gals -it jan8dtf
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Stickney, in Perry, with oil its cotents, was en-
tirely consumed by. fire on Saturday night.
Capt. Stickney and his wife have been absent
from home for some time, and no one occupied
the house at the time of the fire. There was NO
insurance on the house or furniturs 81
: The London Times appears % be yeering
to our side. It throws hard names at the men
who fitted out the Florida in an Tnglish port,
and does not care penny if their old craft is
sunk. It also applauds Mr.. Seward for snub-
bing Parker, alias Barker, who lugged the
peace address of some thousands Of English
men over here and who wanted to relieve, rebel
prisoners eHl .isgsk Ro7HsaoB x
3 ~ The Portsmouth Journal ssys that on
election day it is well known that Caleb Cushing
voted for Mcclellan men for state representa-
tives, and that he folded up piece II paper in .
peculiar way, and threw it into the ballot-box
with the electoral tickets, and when a. piece of
paper folded in like manner was TAKEN ffom the
ballot-box, one side of it was blank. and on the
other soGs nothing at all. =
g-A few dsys since an "elderly gentleman in
black" came Into our sanctum, and taking his
epectacles in one hand, looked carefully in
mirror upon the wall, and then asked us to ex-
anime his left eye to see if it was infamed He
said the sight seemed impaired, and it was be-
coming quite painful. We could SEE no infia-
nation, and he was about to replace his specta-
Giles when 10 one of the glasses was found
minus That's what was the matter
90 The Lewiston Journal promises marked
improvements in future. Tits one Of the best
daily papers that comes to our Office, always up
to time, containing an admirably prepared
digest Of the current news. and the latest intel-
ligence by telegraph. Mr.. Dingley Yields
vigorous pen and knows how to make up
spicy paper. The price Of the Journal is not
stated in its columns, bat whatever it be il de-
serves liberal support, particularly from the
people Of our down east Spindle City,
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LOOK ATTHIS

CHARLES DowHER, General Agent,
nov4d3m A Cedar st., New York.
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2. Buzz ~ = ne Dss..cs e erslass as lD'outA
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Large Sale Of Damaged Goods.

| trFom ne Clnclanah Commercial
The executors of the Democratic marty.
deceased. will offer at public venIue, on and
after this data-ths saie1 to continue tin
the. entire stock is closed out---the effects
political and personal, Of the following par.
| ties to wit, namely:
l. The ,Iime-honored Democracy"
2. 1.-The Bourbon Democracy:"
8. THE Haskins Detnocracy';'' I. I|
4 The Democracy Of New jersey"
Sealed proposals will be received for the
Democracy of Kentucky,
A large assortment of N'titne-honored
principles will be sold in lots to suit nur-
chasers. 1t includes:
! One SGT Resolutions that coercion is nm
constitutional Gladly elamaged.)
One set Resolutions that the rebellion
can't be put down ri ct q mis- (Played ont
last spring) IL NJ. :. x ~
One set Resolutions to Compromise with
treason. Worm eaten
One SGT Resolutions that 'this n au Alb.
clifton war Useless to the heirs and az
uigus.
One set Resolutions that the war is a fail
urs Purchasers will be paid to take it
away
One-haIf set Resolutions of thanks to the
army and navy. Convenient to have in
the house
There will also be disposed Of, on terms
made known on the day of Gale. the follow
ing principles, good as new, having been
but little ussl -
One Resolution approving the policy of
reconstruction. IMPAIRED, by conditions }
One Resolution indorsing President Johu-
son as a patriot4yand statesman. (Vaiue
subject to future events) u
One Resolution that the Democratic par
ty is and always has been in favor Of the
Union, one and indiyisableS Not suitable
for Southern market)
One Resolution concerning State Soyer-
eighty. (This is a valuable self-adiustipa
article capable OF expansion or contraction
at the pleasure of the owner)
One Resolution against negro suffrage
CTo revert to the heirB and assigns, provided
the negro is found hereafter to vote then
ticket. wYk1 E[
). ! QneResolution toltsx UnitedStates Bonds
II Buncombe) .EEEaA
One Resolution that the soldiers are bully
boys valuable for local purposes only,
The attention Of penons about ernigratine
to Mexico and other cheerful foreign parts il
especially directed to miscellaneous lot OF
principles. which the executors are autho
rized to warrant to fit any form of govern
ment, whether based ON the divine right Of
; negro driving and nisoegenation, or admit
: ting visable admixtore OF negro blood to
, the ballot. = - p - NJ = - - -
n. b. Sale positive, and without reference
to the meeting Of Congress, as the Exeeu
tors must make room for fresh supply o
principles, ordered for the use and benefit O.
the heirs and assigns of the Democratic par
ty, deceased, from their former market
the reconstructed jStatesElA iG94fkj u
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30
I'm PrObnte-KenOsha County Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Enosh Rent decessea

I'm PrObnse-KenOsha County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Enoeh Bent, deceased
AN reading and fling the petition OF Alfred Ack-
" ermsn, Of Randall, nIthe county Of KenoshA,
Az ~ Anil issS tho s.,S asssssed contra ots 10
convey 70 him the said petsner the premises known
and described the west half Of the vest half OF ths
north vest quarter OF section VI town one Q nofie
range 49, Alss the west part Of lot No one ~,
ton ~ town one ~, range 49, and claiming that he
the said petitioner is auentjilsd gtQyAg convey-
OF said premises and praying that Josnnah Bent
administrator Of the said Enoch Bent, deceased, be
authorized and Greeted by decree OF this court, to
him the seid petitioners 1t is ordered that said PEE
tton DO heard before the Judge of this court, on
Friday, the I'd day OF December next, at two O'clock
p. N. of that day And 1t Is further ordered that
tce thereof be published six successive weeks before
such hearing, in the " henosha Telegraph news-
paper printed in the city and county Of 1snosha
| -, 6W23 "1 tt'ar Fl On 1A.j 5sI.TW. WEBSTER, uat
1DatediKenoshs, Nov %. 1850. l- County Judge.
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BbcOFsF! Of o Great Counterfeiiias Nest.
NEW Yosy. November %


''hnslie' / counterfeits of the fifty cent
! !. Foote'S to the amount Of about
coy. gpos together with quantity of paper
,ools etc for counterfeitipg, has recently
peen lofind IN a house ia Philadelphia. by
1iie ire asury Department, through detectives
.-oNett a1d Otto Of this city About twen-
y - ousand dollars had been finished and
put an circulation. The detectives succeed
ca ~ capturing IN Brnolllyn,o on last Tuesday
~ ght,and committing to jail the person said
80 be at the headsof this gigantic swindIing
enterprise, an alleged noted counterfeit en-
graver.
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TIE total crop Of hops III Saugo county
for the past season is valued atysalf mil
lion dollars. We learned of one case where
: man cultivated 5fteeil-sixteenths Of an
acre and made 81, 900 by ; but this " az
an extra success. Many planters M AIDE
from $500 to 81, 200 per acre and one nan
made 80, 900 from less than ten. acre r.
BsassS DAN Citizen.
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Wisconsin Railroad Statist;es.

The Ssqts Joprsai, of Friday, publishes
the following interesting railroad statistics,
obtained from the office Of the Secretary Of
State. II TIE period inciuGed IL the rsturna
is the yesm 1854 as Stated 1'y the Ja.;r,i5si,
and not the fiscal year ending 1865, the in-
completeness of tbs figures for the MDwau-
kee and st. Paul road is owing TO tae fact
that the present route was. not completes
until the fall Of 1854 10 ess ~s ~N~f -
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NUMBER OF MILES az r Ra ,'IIl :,

a There are eight railroads with an aggre-
gate length oftraqk in the State of /. i3l
miles lhess are the. Milwaukee and 'Pra-
RE Du Chem with 235 miles; Chicago and
Northwestern w,ah 20; Chicago and Mil
wan k.'e 40, Mineral 4Oint 80; Sheboygsl,
and Fnn du La. 30; La Crosse aud Milwau
kes95; Milwaukee Gnd St Paul, 275; Racine
and Mississippi, IS The Chicago and North
western Railroad Company, in all has 82S
miles OF road; tile Chicago and Milwaukee,
80, and the Racine and Mississippi IA.
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! HELMBOLD'S
ralt ~ .3Gat1 r.ssg ST I'D
FLUID EXTRACT
@ BUSzU. u.


.or wesknsss arising frsm Dissase. tbs EXHAUSTED
powers Of Nature which aeco N aue6 by so n any
aarInlaR symptoms, among which will be found In.
disposition to Exertion Loss of Memory Wakefuiness
Horror OF Disease, or Forebodngs OF Evil; in fact
universal situde, Prosr alton and Inability to- en-
tefinto the enjoyments of society
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PASSENGERS

The number Of through ,paaheD gers re-
ported to have been carried during
the year ~ $50 Dos; Of which the Chicago
sud Milwaukee Railroad carried l12,5 $50:
the Northwestern 52,170; the Prairie du-
CHEN, 1928; the La Crosse and Milwau.
kee. A, 795 the Milwaukee, 1929 the RAJ
clue ouIy 1862. The number of.way passeu-
gers was 1922 6s8 l. Q; Of. which the North.
western road carried zoe, IT'S; the -Prarit,, ,lu
CHEN 241 l45; the Raciuie 172. 742-tbe
others a Less number - =.
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to oonsu~Pton or Insanity essues.