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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-17
ASSOCIATION COURSE.


1OUNG AMERICAN STAKE No. 1--For two year
olds' that have never been trained previous TO
this Fall the dash Of a mile, S25 entrance. play
OF pay. The Association to add 500 If the race
Is run.
lst. Turner & johnson name br. c. Chrystal,
by Avalanche, dam Gem, by Childe Harold, two
years old.
"a. Z. o, Elliott names ch. f, by Bill Cheat
ham, dam by imp. Sovereign, two years old.
Sd. NJ. 5. CocErill names b. c. Crescent, by
Second Highlander, dam 10y Son Of Priam, two
years Old.
4th. Craig a Cockrill name b. T. by Bill Cheat
ham, dam Ellie Bynum, by imp. Glencoe. two
years old.
9Th. johnson & Douglass name ch. C Richie
lieu, by Hiawatha, dam Fanny McAlister, by
Omeara, two years old.
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY
GREEN STAKE-For three year olds that have
never appeared in public; mile heats, $50
entrance, play or pay. The Association to add
800 if the race is run.
LIST. Smith * HObson name b. G., by Bleak
wind dam Jane Wilkins three years old
I'd. Turner johnson name ch. c. LOngstreet,
by Lexington, dam Alice Jones' by imp. Glen
coe. three years old
Sd. Turner i johnson name Oh. FLY Maya
zine, by Australian. dam by old wagner, three
years old.
4th w A. Foulks names br. c. Dumple, by
Bleakwind, dam by Ambassador, three years old
5th. @, w. Darden names Il. Bissicks ch- hlly
Maggie Hunter, by Australian, dam Heads-l-
Say, by imp Glencoe, three years old.
THIRD RACE-SAME DAY.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-17
Subdivision of Plantations,
CHANCES FORALL.
FARMS FOR THE MILLION

There is not in this scheme an acre Of swamp
or Wild Land; each Farm Is part or the Wnole
of a cultivated Plantation each tract IS on or
within few miles Of a railway, either on the
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Mobile and Ohio,
Meridian and Vicksburg, or
vzs.s.ss..,.s .,,H Tauuosspp Railroad.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-17

Mississippi and Tennessee kniiroad'
The several tracts are disposed,of at the low
eat cash valuation, in subdivisions Of forty,
eighty and 100 acres Each subdivision c0nsti-
tutes prize, and each
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
Cottage for Sale.

That very desirable Cottage House in the
village of Helena, known as the Dedrieh
Horstman place, is offered for sale: The
location is healthy and fine, and on the lot,
which 7l-l0O of an acre, are some beauti-
full old shade oaks. The kitchen garden is
a superior one, and in front of the premises
is a flower garden. This place is we'll im-
proved, aud very desirable as a residence.
For terms which will be made accomo-
dating, apply to tie undersigned at Helena.
{. J. LlNFORS,
Dec. II so St. Admr's Agent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
Look at This !
DIR. J. D. Bruce

Having resumed the practice of Medicine,
tenders his professional services the public.
{ zOhiee in the building formerly occupied by
Mr.. John A. Chapman, and opposite Mrs.
Harp's residence.
Sept. Is SO If. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEwBERRY DISTRICT,
By John T. Peterson. Ordinary Of Newberry
District. :. :,
Whereas George Larsen has applied
to me for letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits CT jacob H. Hunt, late of the
district aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonlsho
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, 10 be holden at Newberry
Court House on the Gath of December inst,
to show cause, if any why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this lotn
day of December, in the. year of our LORI
one thousand eight hundred and sXty-scyen
JOHN +. PETERSON, o.S.D'
Dec. IS 81 ct.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwBERRY DISTRICT
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newberry
District.
Whereas, William Hatton has applied
to me for Letters of Administrations on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights ana
credits Of Lodoska Wadsworth, late OF the
district aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonishl
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to be holden at Newbcrry Court
House on the 26th day of Dec, inst, to show
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 18th
day of Dec, inst in the year ofour Lord one
thousand eight hundred and siXty-seVen.
John It. Peterson, o. N. D.
dec IS 81 2t.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19
...Ag!(r.:iil'1allt,alr';4al,, !(.:i
FARM WORK IN ApRID,

y,The hest wny for 6,rn,en N scoudiet
their affairs is, % ~ To ksps ~ SegTefs.
Carpenters. lawyers, shoo-nukert, manll-
faciururs. &cs, can perform thoir Iwork at
almost any time, snd sometimes get along
very well In q slip-slop way, but tho farai-
er cannot. The Lord &c ths seasons has
confined liini 10 tho observance OF natural
laws. and no must rsgard them, or NIL will
lc barren about him. IL he will have Q
harvest ho must have an appropriate sootl
tins, Or ho shall not rcap. ~ saur.si 81
Smno farmers have bceu living upon ro-
grcts Cor the last forty yo mrs, every spring
Tegrstting that they did not sst m orchard
twonty yesrs ago, Jay out q garden asd
pIantl pear trees, sci curTant bushes, rns,.
berries, rstablish an asparagus bed, and M
trohuce few choice flowers, whore wifo
or dan gh,er-now saints IN heaven-urged
h u,nny years ako.I'r'H ..2i-rrnif" "'I'r
Nov Is the ''time 10 turn over now
lsat," and have sou,ething coming on tn
sr,ply the family with vegetables and
fruits, and GIL tho harm with farm stock.
Ailthe plans for sowing and planting,
setting trees. shrubs. plants for small fruits;
and Eor completing arrangements for all
the spring work should be completed early
In April. .umuu5ryf u"''i ''Ir 900
Ga on with blowing rs fast ns tho soil is
sufficiently dry to drop to pieces when
moved. ~ ~ ~. . I'l Foo yW. ~ a.. -
Add .omeihingto the extent Of bitches,
N opportunity ofEsrs. .yn.r rrur,r NV r.r
Scatter droppings Of the cattle ON NOV.
ing fiel'l.. .......
Get wool under. cover before tho month
closes. - ~, '-,, ' 200 ',''
Sec that all the seeds wanted arc on hand
and OF good quality. ,,r...r,.. ..,.,.a -
Overhaul inanures anil got them, ready
for use. - The finer thoy' are, tho more
useful they will bs the present year. ID, :. . 3
Attend to The setting Of the hens. Let
them have three INCHES IN thickness Of
earth to place their eggs upon. See that
vcrmin do not annoy them. Il u 10. ~.
These arc few things which April do
r,ands should be done In April. Do then,
seasonably and well, and they will make
liberal rei,lrns.-N Z. Farmer,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19
AGRICULTURE ITEMS.

Tho price Of -four was quoted In Cali.
fnrnia. Feb. q, ut $i.75 to o6.25 per bb.
huy So TO sl4 per ton. r.,,,,
Edwin Hammond, Of MiddIebury, W.,
recently sold six ewes to 10 to the West al
$500 apiece. ....u r.'. rarr..G
Tho California Farmer says that nursery
men arc doing good husines In that Stale
rs there is general desire to improve ev.
erywhere. ' ..r..'.
Maple orchards are OF great value to
farmerA Morn attention shoull be paid TO
growing young naples by nursery culture
or otherwise. They readily start from the
seed.
An English correspondent Of the Conn-
try gentleman says "Ail our talting cattle
get four pounds per head daily OF linseed
cake, when first put up. increasing the
quantity to eight or ten pounds to finish
off; this in addition to plenty Of roots.
The very best linseed cake wo get comes
from New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
and costs here now EGO per ton. u ..'.
Mr.. Sullivan Fisk, OF Compton, G.. f.
last senson rnised 525 bushels Davis Seed.
ling potn,ocs from one AFRO Of ground
Tliiry loHds Of MANURE wers srread on
oat rubble III tho fall, nhd ploughe,i in
IN thu spring tho land was again rlowed,
narrowed. and filrrowcd about three inches
deep, three aud d half feet apart. Large
potatoes were cut into three pieces earlh
and one piece dropped In hill, tho hill.
fifcrn inches apart. They wcre lroed
twice in thorough manner. .'l b. ..
=, ARer the horse Is nine yeaysold, wrink
10 co,nos OF the upper corner Of the lower
lid, and every year thereafter he has one
well-.lefned wrinkle for each year over
nine. II, for instance, a horse has thres
wrinklrs, he Is twelve, if four, he Is thir.
teen, &C., 10 says an iniorman, Of the
Fieli and Fircsi,lo, nu.r- r 81 80 o.
In some remarks m the spring care ofewes
DR.. Boynton, or the Mirror and Farmer,
"gocs n" fbr feeding roots, and says, 'ii
you haven't turnips, feed potatoes. and u
you Invent these, buy some. " you have
not the money with which to buy, sell hall
yonr sheep f6r what you can get, and then
get SOMETHING on which 10 feed the other
hail. and you will make money by the op.
erntiOn.'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

THr GRus IN rHE IIrAp.-This mis-
chievo,,s insect. Matched from the egg de.
posted In the nose Of the sheep last sum
iner and fall, is now completing his work
which h detecie,l by tho afflicted sheer
appearing duh and vacant, and by The run.
ming at the nose, as X she had taken a bad
cold. Take a pipe with deep bowl and
long stem. fll tho pipo with arong. dry,
firrt rate tobacco; light IL well, cover tht
tnwl with Thin open cloth, insert the sien
In ono nosaril OF the sheep and llow il,s
smoke up the nostril then treat the otheI
nostrii In the sarns wsy nud r-rcnt the or
sration. lf YOU have done the joh veil
tho sheep will l's considerably drunk. Re-
peat the fum,Eation for tbrse days in sue
cession. Then wait, and watrh ,if II In
necessary to do anything moro symptoms
must he your guide 10 this matter. W.
cured vo'uNble Co,swold brck in this va,
six weeks ago.-Boaon Advetisc. ~ -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

GTIf,hers bs any ono who doubts th.,
Gen. Grant Is ''human." lot him b nd his
faculties to consideration Of what Is thus
related by telegraph operator in Louis
villr: j. 3. ..-'. 80 r..t-,
During the seiso Of Vicksburg the Gen.
craI ofisn went around the lines on foot.
usually In citizens dress, unnccompanicd
by staff or orderly. On one occasion, wish.
inE TO obtain letter view OF the rcbel
works, he sscynded sig,.al tower. The
guard, not knowing the General, ordered
him down in language u,or expressive than
elegant. The general paid no attention to
the summons. The guard demonstrated
with him, snying i,wss Q dangerous place
on account OF sharp shooisn. Afer taking
nno,l,cr survey Ulysses desoeojed and wenl
his way. A soldier who knew ho-erneui
spoke to tho guard, telling him who the
visitor WINS. Tho guard nan and overlook
the General, and lpologized for the IAN
g,,age used. Tho General, without utter.
ing woul, drew out plug OF Inavy" from
his pocket, handed L 10 tho guard, saying,
ut - al ight-taks a ehe,s!'', -, n, a.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19
'..NUMBER".17...' =
OLD vIReIHIA.H Hrl

3 An lll;sois saek-s took rrrst dis'ike TO
foolisb Young Vksinisr ~bo wn. fellow
passenger with him on one Of the Missis.
sppi steamboats, vas on The hoat tsaid
/, Duaebs Dool,tIs.) anil shS.lihe wlWlclhf.
fair. 1, The Vireinian MAS coniinaslly comb.
ing his hair, hr,sI,inr his clothes or das,ing
4 his boo,s-to al whch movements tho
suuker susk oSerIap~s ~ b-'as >ssrf he
termed - lee,ie ioo danrd nice by, lnlC"''
II. finally drew up his chair beside the Vir-,
ginian and began:
: .Wh<rs NIGH, yo, M frrm s's.rf.rs'
r an, from vivisis, sir" psl'ts'y an
sweresl the grnt. .-..,,,t,..,
! "Fnm Old virsinny, ''Iou.s'" "y' tho
sucker. ri'..' 30 hoe 80 -i'oi- .U.,'
,,.Yes. sir, Old Virginia. wss the vrply.
,,.i "YG. arc petty high up !" '' pictures
81 don't know what you ns"n' 'y 'ha'
.Oh, nu,hin," !" says the speaker, l.t that
you are desperate rich and hare '~en
brJugi,t up hight nice." 90 hr'-.,'I '"' 49,
"if the infoms,iou will Er6fy yoa IN
any way, says tho gent, pa.ronlzingy.
smoothing down hi' hair, II belong to on"
Of fha hrst families "li''r ~ - - i.'.
.r,Oh, in oouns,r = answered the sucker.
"Weii, stranger. helm ~ yoal belong :"
the filst, I'll give you two or the latest
shoais in al lllInois if youN hod Mo fel.
Let that belonss 10 one OF the second VIZ
ginnv families. ,.... .,,r....,.' ..,..,.....o
'.You wnnt to quarrel with me. cir" says
the virginian.
mo, Stranger. NOT - stom," snsw"ed
the sucker. ,af3ut never seod ono OF the
second families. aud I'd gin suihin TO sit
sight ai one Of EN-. ! know you arc ono
ofthe fi'st. CAUSE you Iook juss 'iiks John
Randolph" ...,-...,p.,.... .l..,..k .
This molli6ed III. virginisn; The. hint Of
q resemblance to tho statement wss nat
terius 10 his feelings, nnd be accordingly
acknowledged relationship TO tho o'.Ior-. III
"lic YOU know. descended from the In
gin cal, Pocaiionias." ' '-""'
"WsH, strsneer," said tho sucker, 10
You know thar = anmher queer thing alhs
prlz.,cs mo, and i,'s This: lnever seed Vir-
ginyan that didn't clSim to I've either de.
scenie,l from an Injm, John Randolph or
nigger."- &" .,, g.' 7,l =. ir,,. :.
We need not add that tho sucker rolled
off his chair suddenly! They wcre sep.
arated until the sucker got or as 4 landing
near his homo. A. he stepped ashore, no
esuglt sigh, nc the virginisn on tho upPer
deck, and hailed him at once with
II cav, old Virsinny. remember- fat
sl,oais for the 6,st feller yo,i fnl belonging
TO the second Virginny family" r.r
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

wHAr DID Irl-A Young lady. returning 70 her
country home aiter . so}oufn OF tsw months in
Nsw York. WAS hardly recognised BY her friends.
ln place OF rustic, nashed lace; ,he had sou.
and instead OF u, she really appeared but ". She
told them plainly she used Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. and would not be withoutiI Any lady can
Ssin. this article Il can Be- ordered Of any drug.
xist for only 80 cents. F. ....,.
SARAT0u ASPIRING WArBRsoldhy oil Drugxists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

.A,,,bonso. Ksr. tho sanIsoss-post, bss
offered IN nd 10 The donsin q wit. Al
banaurt to. some celebrated Doctors,
toaas bad been given to the beAIth Of every
celebrated doctor by al the psny except
Kar. The President remarked. monsieur
Ksrr, YOU have NOT prui'osrd the health a'
any e"-." Tho poet s.Dse ."d G'o'e@y
said. Al propose tk health d fh' s'ok. 800 '
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

All who value beautiful hcsA OF hair. and its
preservation nom pve0ature osldnss snd turning
Ivsy, viii not nil 20 uss Lyonr oelssratsd kE
OsaIrun. 10 makes the hair rich. son and glossy,
srsdcstes daudruh. and causes. the hsir 70 Erow
with luIuriapt beauty; y is s sold Syery.hssTe;p
SARATOGA sPRING wXTERsold By slfiSusy'sts
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

.rn lining the kettle frou the nreI scaldsd my.
seif very severely - one hand ulmostto orsp.
fne torture was enbsArabls. . sgs The Mex'san
Mustang Liuimsnt relieved The pain almost irnne-
dtatsly. II hsslsd rapidly. and len very sh'tis
cuAs. Fosrls. tao Broad 81 rh!isda
This 10 merely . sample OF what the hustanf
Liuimeut WILL do. 10 u iavsiuabis iu sii o4ses ol
eta, sisher npsn mAn OF bsast,i'i I-ilGg..s ,,n
Beware eS eeuntsytsita None y xsnuine ,un-
!s.s sI,gpsd h aps ,sssl;Rl.ae spsrssias. hear; u
Tho Srtsais stamp Of DsrAs BAasEs Co, Nsv
sGRXrOdA SPRING WATER. sold by ail Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

EroP the CArsariLLARs.-Fannen,
now b the time to destroy the egg Of cat
eriliarA Examine your trees well, and
if yoli find these encircled by the eggs, cut
them ofi, or rub off the eggs. IL possible.
A iale timo spent now, when not much
else can bc done around tAs farm, will pay
Won we'll,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

CHaosoLoor or INFORMANT INVENTIONS.
&c. Mans, gIol,cs and dials were first in.
vented t,y Anaximondev, IN the sixtii cent
ury bcfprs Christ. They wcss first hronght
into England by Bartholomew Columbus,
IN, 1889. .......'
Come,Iy and tragedy were fint exhibited
at Athens, 5n5 b. G..
PLAYS were frst At Rome, 230 b. T..
The first public lil,rary was founded at
Rome. 1877 u. G.
Pnper was invented In China. l70 ". e.
The cnlender was reformed ny Julius
Cear, IS d &. .... .. r-....-
Insurance on ships aud mcrchandis" fnss
made IN A. u. 43.
/ Saddles came into ,iss in the fourth cet-
u,ry. .... ....
Horc..l,ocs made Of iron, wcrc first used
A. II. 4Sl.
s,irrips wcre not made until . century
lstrr. ..'.
Manufacture of silk brought from India
into Europe. 55l A. ID.
Pens first made Of quilts, A. ID. 63S.
Stone buildings and glass introduced into
England A. d. 674. ~ r.1.
PIeadings In courts Of judica.ure intro
duccd, A ID. 7se. n
The figures of arithmetic lrnaght iuto
Eurvpc by the Samcens, A. d. V9l lr
Paper Of cotton rugs invented towards
the close Of the trnih century.
Paper made of linen In 1910.
The ,lerrec If Doctor irst eoniered IN
Earppc, at I'olosns,'in ll3o; in England.
1910. ...,. .0.... .,,-....... .,r.,
The frs, regular hank was established at
Venice, In 1857. The bank IF Genoa was
established In 1907, that of Amsterdam IN
1909; that of England, 1851.
Astronomy and geometry brought into
England, 1870.
Linen fint made in England, 1857,
Siecsacles invented, 1850.
The art OF weaving introduced into Eng.
lsniL 1880. .h ,..r.Irr. f.... ....-....,..
Musical notes m now used, 1880.
GunI,owdcr invented at tho city Of Co.
logne by Schwartz, t320-l0. 40
Cannon first used at the scige Of Agczi.
rus. .l370.
Muske,s in Use. 1870. "
Pistols IN uss, s,i5H. w '.il -, g.r'
Printing Invented ct Msstl, by Guttem.
berg. l4I0 r 10 ,..r.
Printing introduced into England, 1877.
Post Offices esiai,lisled in France.
i4a4; in England, 1881; IN Germany.
I64i. 'H". .... ru I'D. D.. o..
Turkeys and chocolate introduced into
England from America IN l520. Tobacco
Introduced into Frsncr. ny Nicot, $50.
Firs conrh r,ndo IN England, l5'A- .ia.
Cloaks iira made in EuRlsnd. i598. u.
Potnioes fist introduced into Ireland and
England, l5as
fhe circulation Of tho blood discovered
t,y tiarvsy, i6iD. 1 .-f .l. 'h.u y.D''
I, Tie fini lewspapsr published in Eng.
!and, 1883 in Venice, idsN; in France,
1871. ''' - .'''l, '
Coffee introduced Into England. t84l.
Tea iniro,h,ce,l into England, iG6G
The sienm engine Invented by tho Mar.
qiiis nj Worcester, 1858.
Tnmpikss 6rst made In England. 1898.
o. Bayo,,ets invrueed, in Bsyoosse whenos
their nasns.J j 1910. Fina brought into ,iss
ai the battle of. Turin, 1893. ...
Stereotype printing inverted, ITO.
Now ayle or calender inrodaced INTO
England, t7s2.
T. AI balloons and rroaai'on IN Fnnce.
I7s2. 49,,
stage coach, l785.
The cotton gin invou,ed in Georgia.
Lfa boats invented in England, 1907
The fyt steamboat on the hudso0,
iso7.
Tho s,rseu Of London fra Lighted wi'h
Ens, 1874 I'D. ,.i.m .l-r ..f
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

S.T.-IssaL-x --Ths amount Of riantation nit
would al BroAdvsy slI net hiIh from the p.rk %
tth Street. Dfskss manahatoSy 10 one OF the IN
situations Of New York. u 10 said that Drake
painted all the rocks In the Eastern states with his
esosiissio -. f.-tss0.-x.ss snd then got the old
srsnny legislators 10 pan Law 'prsvsnting dis
figuring the fss ofsstars,rs, Whish giyss him mo-
nepoly. We do mob know how this is but We 40
tieis evsr dd They arc pssd W sll glasses OF the
esmsnunity, and are death On Dyspepsis--certain,
Theysrs very iavtEoraung Whsa lsasSld sod weak,
ssfsAfcdAsPsiSsRArER al ssi Al ptpSsi.s
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

rleimstreets inimitsble IIair coiorins has beer
stsadiiy growing 10 favor for over twenty yeaIs
II acts upon the absorbents st the roots OF ths
grSes. All instantaneous dyos deaden and in}urs
ths hair. Heimstreets q Rot dye, hut fs certain
In its results, promotes lts growth, and 10 beau
tifal HAiR DSEssISo. Prico 80 cents and $iOQ
s%R&foGG san Al SPRiNG WATER sold by all Druggist.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19
Farm, for Sale


As-aA rus, 9Th Assss, Nau nd vs~i-sAsa
- q r,.t vsa a ssass. vsA esal.s snis N.
II As.ss - sara- Ahs, ka - y 70 apes -
~ ss.- Esy.v;.s s.s = 80 49, y : sss ssa.
sA,. -, S..sr>A ru1s e ~ krsss ekcs ave msnes
- ,r...~ rsc sAsss b trakrd within msS - w
min. y. RsiielUl. Islsiv Il osvsss seAss .sssans
a. - 80 ~ as. 40 W"
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PORTLAND AND N. Y.
Steamship Company
sEMI.w EEELY LINE.

rSs splsndid end fast stsausnips
DiSiss. csps. ". sasaxocpAnd
ri; s., Sr6s I.s.i !. .s;,.. " s.r:; ,.s
Leave Sroyas wharf. Portland, ,sysry wsdnss
day aad saturday. at 4 o'clock 7. u. ana leAvs
Pier D. East River. foot OF Market g., New Yort
These vssssls are asssd up With hno scosmmo-
dslioas for passsnssfs, mailing this The most
speedy, safs and comfortable route for travellers
bstwees New York and Name.
$40 Meals extra
Goods forvarisd by this line 70 and frca Mon
trsai, Qussee, Bangor. Bath, Aususts, sastpors
and sc. John.
Shippsrs are requested 10 send their rrsiaht =
che steamers as early - 2. n. On ths aAy that
they tsavs Portland.
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Hs nrvrR roLs a Lis.-a Rochester
nrrhiW uuooWscisusiy peps'm'e'' Ereas
,oke q The sxpsuss Of his teacher, '',.e other
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p,is the holiday on the twrniy s~cond NJ
February, a,n sskine then, s"n' T"es''o''s
ooocesnisg jis observance, among Others.
whv the birthday Of Washington sl,oaL' 'c
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strsyxht and stsbborn hair OF s,shsr into vsvy
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ncst rrstifying rrsuitA 10 does no sstsry 70 the
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Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache
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