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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-12
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1t may be proper to state that Gen.
Gilmore, another Ohio man approved
the order. 'a
of colored men in the field, were only a
small part of the services rendered by
that heretofore despised race during the
rebellion. How many hundreds of our
half-nazed and starving soldiers have
been clothed, and fed, and pilOted
through swamps, and over mountains,
by negroes at the risk of their lives,
while escaping from rebel prisons
Wherever a UnlOu soldier in the South
saw a black face, he knew he was look
ing in the face of a friend. Shall we
show our ingratitude by denying to a
few thousand of this race in Ohio the
full rights of citizenship? / trust not.
And now, Mr.. President, call upon
Senators to remember that tle eyes Of
our Senators and Representative at
Washington are upon US. They have
Just passed an act comforting the right of
suffrage upon four millions of recently
emancipated slaves. The eyes of the
loyal and patriotic people of Tennessee
ferred the right upon their freedmen
The eyes Of the loyal people of Missouri
are upon us, and they ask US to get out
of their way and not remain a stumb-
ling block to them The eyes Of ten
thousand colored men in Ohio are upon
us, many of them manned and crippled
by rebel bullets, and rebel sabres, de-
mauding justice. May not add the
spirits of6S, 900 eolOred men, whose bod
les are mOuldering on nearly all the
battle fields of the South, surround us,
and are whispering to our hearts and
consciences that we should do Justice to
their survivors.
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TIE BEST VENTILATED AND 1fosT LtXuR1oUs SLEEF-
EG CoAcHSs Rz5-IN THE W0RLD-t5E acoOmpa-
ny all night trains on this railway.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-12

All Trains run directly through to New York,
sa-46O MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-12

R8- To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
Railway presents many objects Of interest passing
through the beautiful valleys Of the ChemunF
SEsquehanna, Delaware and Ramapo rivers, an
everchanglng panorama Of nRture's beauties COM
mands attention.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-22

Disl-iel j .A-t.N
All persons who are. subject to SORE
shsRssAs' which, neglected, is very apt to result
in that dreadful disease, DsFtsThEKIA,
should have this simple remedy continually by thcm,
particularly those living away from medical aid.
Directions with each Bottle Price s. cents. Sold
By dealers in Medicines everywhere. Ask for 'ROB-
BINS PANACEA,' and take no other. zen fg41
. Prepared only by l.. M. ROBBINS Roekland, Ne.
Sold bye C. Goodwin Go, 3OHanoverSt Boston, j.
W. Perkins & Co W. W. Whipple & Co. and II. II.
Hay, Portland, Wholesale Agents. Apr 17-d3m.
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Eight miles from Portland. 103 acres, suitably di-
yided into moving dllage and wood, with spleno id
orchard from which was gathered about four hun
bred bushels Of graf ed fruit las year. VIII be sold
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Cheeseman's Polish,
asa Iel ,ifr il4 Cheeseman's Polish.
CrossIllan's Union Furniture PtHsh!

s\HE best in the world for Polishing Mahogany,
4 Walnut, Stair-Posts, Rails, Counters, or any
iind OF rurnitife frhs Polish has been used by Mi
Ciossnan for the last twenty years, giving perfect
:slfcion 10 all is Warranted TO stand tcnlpcru5
uitWO hundred ue..af ai.l utief-
wise easily dcfic6T Furniture Polished with it will
e Perfectly dry aid ready tor use in live minutes at
tGrthe Polish is put on. Price Seventy-Eve and Fit
~ Cts per bottle; any one can use it by following
the Directions ON the bottle. "H '" '"'h
-Reierence=Alessis c. * /. Frost, Capt Inman USA,
Messrs. Breed y Tukey, Benz Stevens, DR., VIM.
Orsale by burgess, Fobes & Co, ". F. Phillips
Co, ii. Il; HAY * 90, samuel iioit, Il. W. 81 A.
Jeermg. -r.r ID, .--,,. | / -
Mann'aetory $40 Congress s, mp, stars, opposite
tiec.Sll - - PnlIIaII AIaine
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REAL RELATE.
yaluah,e peai Estate for Sale.

THE Dwelling Ho,,se late the residence OF Mrs.
4 Lucy Mcclellan, with the land connected with
the same situated on the conner OF Dantorth and
Park streets, is offered Tor s5ie.
rbis LOT is 165 eet on Danorth Street and $50 feet
on Park street. The estate will b. sold entire, or
the house and the vacant land ON each street will be
sold separate. - y sff-' II. sac lttf a-0A
The house is in good condition, has thirteen rooms
conv enienly arranged, and is well calculated for
private residence, or ior boarding house, being
OF the most eligible situations in the city.
Apply 10 NATHI L. DEEBING,
Office of Middle and Plum Strce;s up stairs.
June II, 1861. je19d3w
EOr Sale.
hN Spring Street. near South Street. about 5000
~ f ct of land together with Two story house,
barn aud large garden. Centrally located For fur
Their Information enquire of -.
JOHN c. PROCTER,
Real Estate Broker, Middle Street
June 10. d3w
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International Steamship Co.
-a PASSPORT, Calais st. John,
DlGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

.x-.... \ On and after Monday, April 18th,
sss~>~~-7%M the steamer NEW ENGLAND,
a, 1t,EAS\ Capt Z ricld, and the steamer
Asss;sss;s s..la univ YORK, Capt. II. W. This
1's'-s>.~ holm, will leave Raii Road
Wharf, foot OF State St., overy MONDAY and
THURSDAY. at O'Clock =. III. for Eastport and ST.
John. te.- -.. f.-.
RETURNING, will leave St. John every MON
DAY and TIL KS DAY at 8 O'Clock A. III.
Connecting at Eastport with the Steamer Belle
Brown for st. Andrews t,obbinston and Calais, with
the New brunswick and Canada Railway, for Wood
stock and HoultOn stations. .r. &. - r. .
Connecting at st. John with the Steamer EN-
press for Windsor, Disby and Halifax, and with +.
Fredericton. .t ''Ht's .- =
69.-O and nfter Monday, July LIST, the Steamers
OF this line will make three trips per week, leaving
Portland every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al
the usual hour. .- -.. I..... Z
20 Freight received on days Of sailing until o'ck
r. nj. &C. EATON, Z
apr15dtf Agent 4
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nsEsssCAE..
Erysipcias, Nct:ie sash Salt Hheum, ScrOf-
: uln. [ In r.lu n les, Rails and Piles.

Erysipcias, Nctsie Sash Salt khcum ,ScrOf-
-4s uia, Casrbu ncics, Rolls aud Piles.
Tits very easy say this any other medicine,
"It is the very best Remedy known. 1t is not
ALWAYS so easy to prove it, 1t is, however exceeding
y gratifying 10 the Proprietor this medicine that
While he declares to the public that this is most
wonderful and effective specific for Humurs, stated
above he has abundant proof at hand TO sustain his
statement. .
For sixteen years the HUMoH DOCTOR has been
manufa, ureI and sOd and every year has increased
the value OF its reputation and the amount OF its
sales. In New Hampshire, where 1t originated, no
remedy for humors is so highly prizel. An eminent
physician (now army surgeon) When practielng III
New Hampshire, purchased between hity and sixty
gallons OF it, during seven or elSht years, anu
used it in his practice. He has since then ordered II
for the hosInt where he stationed. Other piy-
scans have purchased it, and have used iii practice
with great success When the proprietO lived IN
New Hampshire. at Goilstown Centre. for the space
of thirty forty miles around, and in Manchester
particularly the HumOr Doctor was well known and
hio y valued or the numerous and wonderful cures
which il effected. Though manufactured in large
quantities, the supply was frequently eNlia sed and
purchasers had to wait tor more 10 be made. In that
region some very severe cases OF Erysipelas were
treated wth--and they were cured! Eryspclas Sores
OF cal bunccs those ugly painful ulcers we've entire
IN removed wherever his medicine faithfully
used SO it was with Scrofua and Salt Rheum. TIE
Humor Doctor cured them.
For the sake of showing what is thought of it,
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t 20 e. II K "a NJ .
SkC0 6 PORTSMOUTH +. 4,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Nionaa,. Apr,i l5ss, 1867
-a-.F;-.rss51 Passenger Trains es.y, Portland i,r
>tEHszexssB0ston at $40 a. NJ. and IFS T.. NJ and
6.55 (EXpresS) z. NJ.
Leave Bostn for Portland Of 5.3o A. NJ, AMI 3d0
Z. Si and 100 tExpressl T. NJ.
A MEUnAbIC'sa II LAEoEEE's Train will lea, g
Bh!deford daily, Sundays excepted, at =. Nj IA Il
Saeo at d 0S, arriving in Portland atG.lo.
Returning, will leave Portland tor saco and BIZ.
leford ana hi ermodiate stations at C.i0 L. n.
special freight train, with passeH GER ear attach.
ed, will leave Portland at ITO a. NJ Cor Saco az.
Biddeford, and returning, leave BidGtiu,d at s o
and SaeO at 40 A. ~.
..g.....- III, FRANCIS ClASE, Sppt.
Portland April II, 1851. aprI3Ati
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4 NEW u story house, stable and wood she'd,
IN together with two acres of excellent land, sta
ated in Cape Elizabeth, on Pleasant street, NEW
slreet about one mile from Pc tlana bridge, near
the Town House. 1t Is of the hest locations i'll
town, there being splendid view of the city, har-
Dor ami islands, and surrounding country. The
house contains nine finished rooms good cellar and
brick cIstesn. . a.. Il .s....isE
Also, limited number Of house lots, near the
above property. Apply 10 -
.-51 -. = - j. l.. PARROTr,
NAV IS. uti clad l.... g. On the premises.
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r-=szxs5rzvsl Trains leave Portland at p NJ 10Y
sEE-@yexss all stations this line aui fJr Lewis
Ton anu stations ON the AndroscOggm Road Also
Bangor and stations ON Maine Central road.
Portland ion Bath anu Augusta az SIS II. NJ.
Trains are due at Portland $50 A. NJ, and 25O
and 6.42 p. NJ.
INC .nr uan Freight Train with passenger car at
tached leaves Portland for Skowhegan every NOM
ing at O'Clock
An ErDress Tram leaves Augusta daily at p. M
for BOsssn connecting vi PO tand with Lyenitec
Express leaving at O'Clock, and arriving In Boston
at Al 4. M. - -..
Fare as low by ttis rOute to Lewiston, Wateryille
Kendalfs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased IN Boston Ter Maine
1entra stations good tor passle on tits line.
Passengers j. ON Bangor, Newport, &c, viii pur-
chass tiekels to Kendall Mills only, ami after kk
ing uie eaIs on on tuis road the Conductor vail fur
nisn tchets anu make the fare the sane lhrOu IA TO
Tottahu OF boston az via the Name Central lOAl,
otaeos vi nut idhd connect 4 Dath f4r lSti
last Augusta, ieavin4 daily or arryais 81 train from
Sos on, leaving at 80 a. NJ; anu Tor soog Anson
NorriigCwOek, Athens anu b.Oose iit..! La;g II
SkOv hogan, and IUr Chma, East and Norl VIs.oI-
boro' at Na>salboro; tor Unity AT kgn,.9I,, S,.,e
and for Canaan at Pshon's Ferry " -
" RATIOS, Superintendent.
Augusta, june 10 1851. iuns15itt
~ star and Argus copy.
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aaf A store at Ferry Village
Now doing good business, will be sold on favora
Die TERMS together with the stock, ii wanted. A
good chance for business. The new Dry Dock will
add % per cent to the trade. Apply to ~
haaoq rrE w. ii. JERKS, ..
81 junet0d3w Real Estate Agent.
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Valuable Lots Tor sale.

r5NIIE land situated on Union and Fore Streets. be-
l. hanging to the estate of the late John Elder, is
now offered for sale. 1t has frontage OF 40 feet on
premises are Grants Coffee and Spice Mills Stineh
combs Foundry, Libby q Lidback's Machine Works
and other structures. Two good ore ots on Union
Street and three OH Fore Street vacant, be-
sides considerable back land Any OF the lots the
whole tose ther may be had on favorable terms. Ap,
ply to ~ VIM. IL. JEkRlS, 31
" ,- Real Estate Agent, opposite Preble House.
MAY 81. Ims Hsrt.
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nariau huSsars and such of his generals a.
officers as could break throu the Libe, al
Guard also made their way, anu the narrow
streets runo with the heavy CHATTER of cavalry
the pursued and the pursuers.
CAPTURE OF MAXImLIAN AND HIS OFFICERS
Meanwhile Maxmilian had been joined at
the Cerro de la Canlpana, or Bell Heght-a
fortified Hill commanding the other extremity
of the city-by Gems Mejia, Castillo and Avei-
lano and Prince Salul-Saim and others of his
officers, but it was quickly evident that resist
ancc or escape was equally impossible. Four
battalions OF infantry and nearly the whole Of
tue Liberal cavalry surrounded the hill. n
large, white flag lat the distance il looked like
a shirt) was accordingly sent down from the
Cerro, and the Emperor, with his principal ON
GERS, surrendered Internationally TO Gen.
Corona. They Were allowed to retain iheir
horses, arms and personal property, anu ialei
in the day We're marched round ny the QUIZ
skirts of the civ Ia the Cruz. The huSsars
and the remaining forces on the Cerro came
down in ,letachlnents, aud most of them sur
rendered to Corona's America legion.
THE DEATH OF MENDEZ.
NIonl1 p WAS not captured with the other
generals OF MaXimilians staff. He was known
10 be in The city, and the authorities were sure
If eaDturing him. On Friday, the day alter
The betrayal OF the town, Escobedo issued on
order thai all the officer of the Imperial arm,
who did not surrender within twenty-iou
hours would be summarily disposed of when
captured. On Saturday evening, between s
and 8 O'Clock, Mendez was found concealed
under the floor in the house Of citizen named
Bartoli. Then he knew his doom was sealed
He occupied the night in writing letters 10 his
family. Next morning between 8 and 10
O'Clock, he was marched down to the Alameda
and shot. He met his fate without sign OF
fear. According to the custom in this coun-
try with what are, called traitors, h. was shot
in the back. Mendez protested against it, de-
claring that lie was no traitor to his country,
and was not afraid to face death; but the off
Ger in charge of the shooting party declared
that his orders were explicit ON the point
Very well - said Mendez, shoot away" He
llnelt down, his back to the regiment, and four
men stepped forward and fired. From nerv-
BUSINESS or some other cause their aim was
very bad, and the wrotched man was nothing
like fatally wounded. Raising himself up he
pointed to his head (prevous experience in
such scenes had made him familiar with the
routine, and the corporal put the muzze Of the
piece to his ear aud blew out his brains. Sc
died Ramon Mendez, than whom Mexico has
produced many better and many worse men,
An Indian, with much of the Indian cruelty
and indifference to life in his composition, he
had also n large share of Indian honesty and
trustworthness. With many opportunities Of
enriching himself fraudulently he remained
poor to his dying day, and was true to the
cause he espoused. s
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Dr.. POLASD:-I received your letter inquIring as
10 the effects OF your medicine on sea-sick ness.
am happy to that think 1t Is 1.-THE medicine for
that dreadful sickness tried various prescriptions,
but found that settled the stomach and clonred
the head ike the Humor Doctor. 4 iet us though
could hardly wait TO get ashore to cntreat to in
;roduce it into ship chandiery stores, that it may
lin its those VITO suffer upon the mighty deep
from sea sickness. II CAPTAINS who take their tam
lilies with them, carry engers, should trv 1t for
once, they would never be willing to voyage without
it. i'-i Do H- d - b. 'ua ilt- --H. i
have used it In my family since its introduction
to the pubic, 70. bilious habits, headache and hui
mOrs about my children, and have always iound 1t
/ am not fond of having my name appear in pub
lie, and would not consent to it amy other ac-
count but to relieve the suffering; but ii the orsgo
ing viii be OF any service to you OF the public, you
can make u.e OF it. .i Yours,
HARRIET M. POR TER
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For S1v2hO!!

~. A one and half story House, nearly new on
E;; the corner of High and Free street, Cape Eliz-
Hs.l abeth with five finished and closets, all
on Ine first hoor, wood shed and good well OF wa
tor, and well finished, very peisantly located within
three minutes walk of the ferry landing. VIM be
sold at bargain. Terms Of PAYNE easy.
Apply to J u GEO. r. DAVIS Il CO.
Dealers in Real Estate, No Morton Block.
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MAINE CENTRAL h. Il.
SPRING ARXAN.aEMENT.

SPRING ARSAh CEMENT,
-uf ..f
rz5srgl On and alter Monday, April 1871,
x32s.Szzs current, trains Will leave Portland TOT
Sthgof and ali intermediate station on tl.s iine Il
LILO Z. N. daily. For Lewiston ard auburn only, Il
100 A. M.
90 Freight trans tor Watervle and all INTERN -
date stations leave Portland al $50 a. III,
Tram from Bangor is duo at Portland al 2.IJ L. III
in season 70 tonnect with IRAN iOr $50 ION.
From Lewiston and Auburn only, al SIN Am.
EDWIN ACILS, SLpt
Nov. I, 1866 no3lti
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TREASON In TnE CAME.

The Cruz has been sold. The betrayer was
one VINO stood high in the Emperor's conf
denca and protested for him the warmest per-
sonal regard. Traitors there were known to
be in the city, but no one suspected Col. Lopez
Of treason. Unlimited trust had been renos-
ed in him. He was first made Colonel Of the
Emperatriz regiment-a regiment which. on
the frontier, earned splendid reputation. init
which, during the siege of Queretaro has
made but one charge, and then got whipped
like a pack OF ours. Next, when a reserve
brigade was formed for the especial protection
of the Emperor, Colonel Lopez was named
with universal assent to the command, and
latterly he had been transferred to the still
more important post OF Commander of the
Cruz. 30.
Yet it was Colonel Lopez, and none other,
who betrayed The city to the enemy. just
when the Liberal Commander-in-chief had
given his orders for attack, Lopez sent lin a
letter Offering for money-variously stated at
sums ranging form $500 to 300 ounces-to de-
liver up the Cruz TO the Liberals. The Offer
whatever it might be, was promptly accepted
Under cover OF the darkness Escobedo and
corona moved their forces up under the very
walls OF the Cruz. Then Lopez, commanding
his own troops to lay down their arms, quietly
ma!cned tnem out at one door as prisoners
WhIle tine Liberal troops marched in at the
other ana took their places Thus remained
the Cruz al night garrisoned By Liberal sol
diers, Macmillan placidiy sleeping ana dream
jng of no harm. ...f''
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VaisEabie Real Estate on CONNER
- , - 6.Sol Stsani for as.slA. - .

A LOT OF land about - feet front on Commercial
N street aud extending 261 # to Fore ST, the same
now occupied by b. +. Noble a. 90. ~
Applg to u % - tti'< ~ j. BROWNE,
May 1. tt '-i 10 State Street.
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EAn Cola

-I.- = n FOT Sale. N - n
THREE stored brick house No. 80 on High Street,
J. corner OF Pleasant, now occupied by the sub
.scriber.gt .t
Aso two three soried brick stores on Fore Street,
corner of Pearl, opposite the Custom House, with
partition wall, slated rOos the on Wharf Street
stories, with cellars. For terms and particulars
enquire OF the subscriber. lI.ts 4l . d ...,-..l
'.i-.tf IS y q: NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
PnrIlanl. Anril 3 ISn7. DIFF
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Farm for Sale.

nF15 acres, more OF less situated within II miles
Vol the Post. Office, of Portland, bounded en- the
road west beyond tho We. tDrook Aims House iarm
and continuing down to the canal the lower SIDE
It is very lifting place tor market garden, or a
beau itul place tor apryate residence as there Is
splendid orchard in very high state Of cultiyaiton
on the farm. The cuts about 45 tons OF hay; it
has W ny well MANFRED tn the last ten years.
Consequently gives very large yield OF produce,
also has very good barn. and is insured or 5000 IL
would e very enienl tor splendid brick yard,
as there. is any amount o! brick material Oh the
premises Perfect title guaranteed. For further
particulars enquire of faf4'. 1t H.DOLAN,
je15tf 237 Fore street, Portland.
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.

slHE oxford House, pleasantly situated IN the VIII
I lase OF sryeburg, oxford county, Maine. is Of
tered for sale at a bargainj ii'applied for soon.
The House is large, in good repair, with furniture
and injuries throughout, together with all necessary
ootbuildings.
Z For full particulars inGnir of 2 " ..
IS " q hFAt fsGRATIO BOOTHBY,
.-r-..,,y d.. .-r,-. Proprietor
Or Hanson& Dow, 5iS Union st. al .t
Eryeburg, Sept ~. 1855. IT, dtf
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49, A two story house Sawyer street, Ferry
a#,,::I village, fnishei throughout, convenient oi
- two families, and has been built about two
years. f 4I. -.al1 Ha .l...
! For particulars inquire at the store of l..
,a..-. q %. .,- So. A. V. s. K. Nj. COLE.
Possession given LIST OF May. April 20. IT
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! very confidently and earnestly recommend DR..
j. W Poand's Humor Doctor as an excellent reme-
dy Tor Humors, having beeu wonderfully benefited
5ylt my self My own case was very severe and
obstinate oae For than two years the skin
upon The inside of both my hands, and even down on
The wrist was constantly cracked and broken up, so
that l was unable to use my hands in any kind OF
wet work, and obge to wear go es in sewing
to avoid getting nloed upon my work The h,imor
rrsineas AMI Sait Rhann MI SeneraI health as
quite poor. Soon after began to lie Hunor
Doctor couia perceive signs of healing j coutin-
ued to take the medicine Til W finally cured. N v
hands perfectly hee from humors and to all
appearances my who system is clear Of it, and las
been for months. used eight BIO Ties b. fore
felt safe to give it up entirely but they cured
. g. III. :, d. HARRIET WHEELER.
StoNebam Mass, July 5, 1876.
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GRAND TRuaa Hk.laAs
.r.fa.s.v. r-... lIt 1E.nnGn

.u.1 SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
-Keyzrossa On and after Mtndoy, April 10, Ist :,
Strains will run as fOllOws:--
Train tor South Paris and lewiston at7 y. NJ.
Mai Train Tor Walerville, Bangor GOriidEI, islaL
Pond, Montreal and Quebec at !. 10 L. ri.
This train connects with Express train Tor ToTol.
II, Detroit and Chicago Sleeping cars attached or
Island Pond 10 Quebec and Montreal
Train Tor South Paris at 80 Il. NJ.
No baggage can be received checked after
time above stated. t....-
Trains will arrive as PILLOWS
srom So Paris, lewiston and Auburn, at SIC A. n
from Montreal, Quebec, de-, H. A, a.
The Company not responsible l6f baggage
any amount exceeding so ia value (an tlat I.cistI
all unless notice is given, and paid Tor at tie rats
one passenger for every 550UadditiGnal value
q. u. RIDGES, MuaayiHJ Direci0r.
III. BALE Y, local IA ertisteadeHt.
Portland. April ~. 1866. Dr. . Off