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Evening star., 1867-04-27

hkGlsTRATlON-LlsT~ TO BE X ROPEHED.-
MIR. y v Noye., Secretary of the Judges
has written a letter TO Mr.. Owen Thorn as fol-
lOws:-"Your communication dated April %
1857, and addressed 20 the registry Judges
touching the reopening of the registry books
IN me dlEerent wards previous 10 the oming
eIecuon, "for the purpose OF placing the names
OF persons on the poll lists who have been left
on through absence by reason Of sickness. ne
Rlect, forgetfulness or other cause" has seen
received and duly considered by them am
instructed by them 10 state in reply that al the
proper time, (of which due notice will ne
glyen.) they will sit for the purpose OF cor
recting the poll lists, and that each case thus
presented for consideration will be decided by
It's OWn merit"
Evening star., 1867-04-27

SUDDEN DEATH-I esterday afternoon Geo
Williams, colored man, residing on the cor
ner OF Twentieth and l. streets. reported to
the police at the FIRST Ward station the death
of his wife about one o'clock after a fs "
hoCrs illness. Sergt. Buel went 10 the house
and mace inquiry as 10 the probable cause,
ana aseertained that The deceased was in a
oencdte condition; that she had been co n .
planning day or two past and the day before
had lifted heavier weight OF coke than shs
ought 10 nave done, beSides doing a consider
able amount OF washing, her usual employ.
ment- About twelve O'Clock at night she was
tlken with violent pains in the stomach, ac-
companied with vomiting; and these sontin ued
nnuI ner death a physician was present
with Sergt. Buel while the examination Wa
being made by the latter, and could detect no
indications OF foul play. The only suspicious
circumstances Is the fact that a little SON OF the
deceased, who was in the bed with her uhsn
sne was taken with vomiting, has since been
similarly attacked, and was very sick last
night.
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1koPosALs sFSsry FSs sEApIsG TWELFTH

/ sFRHET EAsri TWELFTH
Proposals will be received o. the Mayer,, eeboe
until unit ~, ~ n; MohpAY. 18th d.y Of May, for srs-
olng l1th street east from South Carolina aver q
to street south. The surplus earth shsii be
used use. IN mssiss 18th street east, from the south
nee OF boutn Carolina avenue 60 Lfncolu eouare:
also, In making and O streets sc1th betTsen
III street east and 18th street east
Bisders will state the price Der cubic yapd ana
but enc price win be paid for either the cutt1 ns
or the Milling, whichever measures most; the con.
tractor shall carefully level the sx ms ma.
deposited, without any xtra cost,
Ihe right is reserved by the Corporation 10 re-
Ject any or all bids w. A. FLETOnER
Comnissioner Sixth Ward
T. EDWABp OL Ark
n.. ADAM GAD0Is. yR.,
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hAOKERHL AID GOLDFISH.
10 900 pounds large sReRI OODyIsH.
% barrels No. MAOK IREL.
loot efSeventh st. 8. p. BROWN SON,
s.,. Ar Commission Merchants,
oeio-u no. A6S Ninth st.. bet. = and r
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street Encidents.

An act of native politeness, performed by a
manly little bootblack, occurred recently. An
open carriage drew up in front OF a fashion,
able uptown store, but not near enough to the
curb to allow the lair haired, delicate child
who essayed to alght, TO do so conveniently.
The street was wet and muddy. AS she stood
on the carriage step, hesitating whether to
Try toJump to the sidewalk or ruin her dainty
shoes in the horrid nire, the boy stepped 81
lently forward, placed his box down between
the step and the curb, calamity offered his hand
which was gracefully accepted and the little
lalry was soon landed. She turned TO thank
nun, but before she had time to cai nv out the
dictates OF inherent colirtess, sharp, suueaky
voice called; Bella, don't you know better
tdan 10 take the hand of that low brute .
An Old nerson dressed in the garb OF a ,ady-
PROBABLY the child grandmother or some
maiden att--ioil1wed the voice from the We
Licie, and Was about TO zle,) Oh Inc box. when
IL ownef Je. ked i. AWAY -4aaea.y .eayin. her
room to iasl IN he mud. woica teat she acl
coihPiished TO his intense delight Fec. YER
Tag hefseii, she Threatened to discharge the
cJscnaa, and grabbing the MID hand dis
-A,'iieaIe.i IL gle store. We CARED the hl,ight
., tile Snoe III ash, gnd W lie he hacked 0nr
u9ots felale. to him the story OF hlizabe, n
anu SIR Water ka.eish.-N. 4. Eek. Gozettel
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Miscellany.
Gossip abeut Royal Children
NApOLEON's COM


Ofall the numerous and ingerio,,s ,oot,,od.,
by which the persevering Emneror endeayors
to associate his name and dvuasly wifi, tha
oally thoughts Of the people, those that con-
Germ the little Prince Imperial are among the
most ingenious and interesting. The attempt
W create sentiment OF loyalty among the
modern French, savors so much of the alb
surd ana Quixotie, as to be almost heroic
and touching. The latest device for associ-
ating the heir OF France with the youth who
Will never be his subjects was his introduce
ZION as a sort Of patron at the grand concoluse
for the Lyceums that took place the other
day. Henceforth, it is understood that the
prince is always TO preside NJ this ceremony.
He listened with great dignity to a PROLONGED
discourse on the "humanities," delivered hy T.
learned professor, and his open and intcIli-
gent countenance quite charme the and;
ence, roor little baby, at eleven wears old
INV NC .nusi " oofed with these grand occa-
SUE Ws;. Mnl1n ne Is called upon to patronize
raithiui 10 DIS programme of skeenino mn
with the spirit oil the times.D the Emeer ap
rniends that his sons studies shall tsIa q
surety scientific direction. And to slim
iate the zeal OF the Lycees it Il announces
ehaG ene little Prince will become each veor
IN turn, the honorary pupil of that in,iitI,.
oion whose system of instruction shall ao-
pear to be best conducted lor w
VICTOR EMMANUEL's oar1nREN
Among the princes of Europe The children
OF victor Emmanuel, who carry IL; t1e;r
veins the blood of the old heroic rsca Of 60
VOy, are not the least noteworthy. The visit
OF frlnce Hulnbert TO Paris has. as usual,
suggested to bis polite Partisan hosts many
"reminiscences and agreeable anecdotes. ijlus.
trating his own character and that of his
> brothers and sisters. Victor Enmanuel bas
four children, of which the eldest CIotiIdel
IS married to the Prince Napoleon and I;vns
IN Paris at the Palais Royal; Prince Hmm.
bert. the second, is the heir to the throne q,
Italy; the third is the Due d'Aoste. and The
youngest the pretty Queen of PORTUGAL who
mas Just nnlshed her visit to the Exhibition,
Prince Humbert is twenty three years cd
ana is quite enthusiastically described by The
Count de Varenne, in his book entitled .iKino
Victor Emmanuel" "He has an air." writes
iNarenne, 80 resolute and decided 2 and
2 bearing SO erect and manly, that he shows
hlinself at once to be no mere nrinceIet INT =
man Mt To lead and govern men, He seem
TO be sufficiently Invested of the s,,nerst;t;nns
OF rank. One day peasant brought him q
package, and presented it kneeling Humhert
raised him instantly, observing. "Henceforth
learn TO stand like a man before menu Is
On another occasion acommittce of svna;cs
attempted to kiss his hand. The prince step
pea back quickly and exclaimed, THAT mus,
hot oe cone again, gentlemenp
q III is doubtful whether the Prince immortal
OF france will learn this independence Under
his present training.
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A massy lump Of brass and bronze,
Moulded by popderous blow ON blow, =
For E5roor Vespasian's SON., ~ Ell.
IL ao.gidiin and lsng ago.
A cruel mouth, a swinish chin, "a p
A wolfish eye, almost erased; sula- 'a (
But half the date,-a victory :. s.ss ~
Two words, and those almost defaced.
", Where as he Golden Palace now
That on the Palatine arose?
Mhere are the statue-guarded doors? e''
where are the temple-porticos?
Tor DISKS of metal shaped like this,
'1Wor9s have been drawn aud Lethe orosseu
For TINS, in greedy hope, men's souls
nave been by passions tempest-tossed.
This is Ambitions rich reward;
This is "A buried Caesars fame;
Upon a lump of rusty bronze,
The two-thirds of a doubtful name.
Chambers Journal.
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DOVER, N. H., July %, 1855.
DR. POLAND: Il received your letter inquiring as
am happy to say that think it is the medicine" for
that dfeadiul Sikh tried arous prescriptions
pat found none that settled the stomach and cleared
the mead ike the lIumor Doctor felt as though
coud hardly wait to gel ashore, to entrcat GU to in
trodnce 1T into ship cbandlery stores that it nav
from sea-sckness. If captains who take their tan,
ihes With them, on carry engers should try it for
once, they would never be willing vOy age without
It. A h-@N X - Ahte . r 70
have used il in my family since its introduction
TO tue public, 70; bilious habits, headache and hui
mors about my children, and have always found it
cure.
, am not fond of having my name appear in pub
lie, and would not consent TO it on any other ac-
count but 70 relieve the suffering; but IL the forego-
ing VIII be OF any service to you the public YOU
can make use Of it.. Yours, .ss.sR
HARRIET NJ POR FER
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Have Ccneasnce,

Al who have committed an excess q, an, k,na
NJ. y ne the solitary vice of YOUTH or the stins
iis hepuhs Oh misplaced confidence in maturer years
mn, SEEK FOR AN AErIDoTE IN SEASON
ihe ral,ls and Aches, and Lassitude and Naroo,,s
are ~! tiiat may follow Impure Cotton
~ -. a i'si we barometer TO the whole SYSTEM
10 aot wait tor the consunmation that is sure -, 70,
low; 90 not wat tor Unsghtly Ulcers. for go
Disabled Limbs, Tor Loss OF Beausy
and Complexion. ~ '.--
Asoss Eseuy z aasy.sa .,si. Can ges,,s., po .zas
by slsaEaePay E4periencs,
Young men troubled with emissions Ia sIeep-a
CoMpitiit generally the result of had habit in
youth,-treated scientifically and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made
hardly day passes but we are consulted by one OF
more young men with the above disease. sos,s nj
Wiom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends are supposed 10
nave IT. All such cases yield to the proper and ONLY
made to rejoice in perfect health. A'e
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very confidently and earnestly recommend DIR
y. w Poland's Humor Doctor as an excellent rene.
dy tor Humors, having been wonderfully benefited
oy u myself My own case was a very severe and
Ipon The inside of both my hands, and even down on
the wrist, was constantly cracked and broken up SC
mat was unable to use my hands in any kind Of
wet work, and was oblge to wear gloves in sewing
TO avoid getting blood upon my work. The humo1
which SO afiicied me was probably combination OF
quite poor. Soon altei began TO use Tie Humor
Doctor couid perceive signs of healing / contin-
ned TO take the medicine till was finally cured. My
hands arc now perfectly free from humors and to ali
appearances my who system is clear of it, and has
been for several months Il used eight DO ties b fort
felt sale to give it up entirely, but they cured me-
HARRIET WHEELER.
StOneham Mass. July 3. l256.
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TESTIMONIALS,

D,,n CO. Rock5and, Me, May 2, 1867,
Dear Sir II cannot but express nv highest re-
gard Tor your medical services. For more than IL
years, without any favorable result whatever lave
been undef the treatment of most eminent pbvs
clans OF both the larger and smaller cities IN Ills
country, for an ailing with which the greater MN
Der OF my sex are afflicted and thereby compelled To
endure miserable existence through le Thus as
1t appeared, without chance for beIp. nv friends
and myself despaired Of my life, in fact, did not
care now soon It would end, as with It my suferings
would terminate. But, thank Heaven there was
one chance yet for mel Having heard of certain
mined on trying your SKILL which did on lie pill of
lass DecempeT the day was entered as one Of your
paen,s Ishali never forget day for INSURED
me WIN hopes as never was before. had The most
ihpcit confidence in your ability to cure Inc. and
tne many and varied questions you asked me- touch
ing my Illness seemed but to confirm me in this be-
he ~ sure enough on the 1st of January last
pega TO realize favorable change ever since there
mas been steady gaining and such is the progress
Oh myimpfovementno now that, beyond the least doubt
shall soon be restored to perfect health
FOR the benefit of the feeble my sex and TO prove
TO you that shall ever be grateful for YOUR services
make this acknowledgment. - , fS-''
go remain under the greatest obligation
To DIR. Livor.s MRs N II Ep,oyp,
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''7ITIllI Y III'7lls ) -I0H' Q IlrH1 y aa1flIedJ
HD .9s .lUA ,nas. a.s
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Genteel Residence for Sale in Cor
ham

4 .sx,<,o esnc Of she Finest Residenees
ElMA-e in (s0rhana,
ia lshEysz<SA Now occupied by Major Mann Of
~ tiEiss.lAIN tered for sale. The house is two
snd an nj - store thoroughly finished inside
beautiful village:-The lot is large upon which is
truit trees OF various kinds shruberry, Sc. nice
spring OF excellent water is handy to the door and
excellent property will commend itself TO any man
ride OF Portland. i = '-i ~ 'i mn"
For her particulars enquire of W, H. Jerris Re-
Preble House. ~ !pndd Ssf
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Portland & Kennebec R. R.
Nl 'qs Summer Arrangement.
Ttoo through trains Daily betpeen Boston, Portland
and the kenneJec.

Itoo through trains Daily betneen Boston, Portland
and the kennebec.
ESFs5HI Trains leave Portland at p. M. for
s8@yk2 all stations on this line and for Lewis
ton and s. atoms on the Androscogcin Road AIsc
Bangor and stations on Maine Central road
Portland for Bath and Augusta ne S.15 p NJ
and 6.42 Pm. ~ sew
The through freight Train with passenger car at
tacned, leaves Portland for Skowhegan every morn
ing at O'Clock. s0f- ss0isi7 -'o''
. An Express Train leaves Augusta daily at 4P Nj.
iof Boston, connecting at Portland with Evening
at IL p. NJ. r. - " D"''0i'
SB-A mixed train leaves Portland for Bath aud
intermediate places at 5.15 o'clock P NJ daily and
leaves Bath for Portland at o'clock A. NJ. connect
my with the morning train to Boston.
rare as low by tins route to Lewiston, Waterville
hendals Miiis and Bangor as by the Maine Cent raj
road, ana tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
Sehtral stations are good for passage on this line
Passengers from Bangor, Newport Be- will pur.
Chase tickets to kendalls Mills only, and after TAX
ing the cars on on this road the Conductor will fur
nlsh tickets and make the the sane through 10
Portland or Boston as via the Name Central loa1
Stages Tor kors,ilu connect al BATH a,..t II Rel.
It al Augusta. ieavIn. 0ail arrival OF train frop
los on, leaving at ~ A NJ; and ior Soon. A nsoT
Norri.ee wOck, Athens and Moose Head Lake AZ
SI"v hesah. and Tor China. East and North Vassal-
pore az Nassab0rO'; for Unity at enda1l's Mi,ps
and Tor Canaan at Pishon's Ferry.
il sn55li3. " hATNss. Snpes intco.,.,,,..
augusta, June 10 1857 iunet5Itt
~ star and argus copy. ...'>l5-~- =
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Inkagd Route.
To Mt. Desert and Machias,
r Two TRIPS PEE WEEK.

- a Steamef CITY Or RI~nMOND.
N~'--s-.-..Ak Ch.sS. De- RIM, master, win leave
r i.eslSsS ~ Railroad Wharf foot OF States rect,
sssss=z,.-ss..sss=astsS every Tuesday and Sri.ay
-. Evening, AT II o'elock Tor Kock-
am, assume, Deer Isle, Sedswick, Mt Desert
Miilorldge, Jonesport and MacLiasport
Returning, will leave Maohiasport every n Oudsy
anu THURSDAY Mornings, at 5 O'Clock, touching
the same night.
The CITY Of Richmond" connects at RocLiand
landings ON the Penobscot BAY and River.
2F baggage checked through
ROSS q STURDEVAN1, General Agents. %.
AWztuI 15l Commercial Street.
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..-5.i Fol-. liJ ilti la,1l.a G. d. CHAPMAN.
3. tn Dr I;vo. 2io East 18th Street, New York.

Dr,p Wdrrea, July H. 1867.
o+hna PIE - will not beless grateful 10 Won tan
@ Sno testined TO cures you have made ion them
9 %, Every one that saw NE before and af
me time wa' first brought into your Office bslioves
on me- rem. inber the day. believe ii was on The
Zsln Jay OF February last-when you eutered me as
your PARENT AT that time, for several years nre
ance OF some one, or TO sit in chair without having
S ,r one OF some thug for support My condition
long from spinal disease, affection of The limos and
knneys, and from an intense female weakness. NOT
WlIbstinulng the medical t. eatment had during
many months previous to my seeing you But now
me case IS different, for am fully restored to health
hest assured that shall all myself of every oppor
" Ivy 20 maze thls wonderful cure generally Known
so ina lhc alcted may understand that there is Vet
n! nope or them in you: With he utmost sincerity
thank you, and remain forever
,s. i. a Yours, &C., t w,
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z = = Z = a NJ -
Sas0 & PORTSMOUTH, i. Z

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Ss.s'ase"cia= Nen,'ay. April, 18th, 1862
El.sss..s Ia Passenger Trains leave Portland to,
ssssz Boston at $40 A. NJ. and 2s5 r. M. and
$50 tExpressl p. NJ. - ~ ""N
:, Leave Boston tor Portland at 7.30 A. NJ. and 3.
T. ", and 100 (Express) P. NJ. -
n: "A ;HEcHASIc's AID LABoRER's Train viii leave
biueeiord daily, Sundays excepted, at A. A.. anS
oaeo at Os, arriving in Portland at Gao.
heIerning, will leave Portland for Saco and Bid.
ue,oiu anu intermediate stations at G.10P NJ
SPECIAL freight train, with passenger car attach
81 81 WI leave Portland at ITO A NJ for Saco anc
Dh5,ueeioru, and returning leave BiddeforI ut s3a
and Saco at 40 RI. ~ '''N
Portland, April H. 1867, an,riaRRt
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Maine cENTRAl. r.. R.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

-:ssflsasssES s1 On and alter Monday, April 18th.
sesx-%s{Escurrent, trains will leave Poitlaud toi
';nSor and all intermediate station on Ills line M
7.00A. M. 49, a""u'non'y' ~
49, rLsght trans for Watervle and all interme-
i' H. sls,lons; leave Portland at S.25 A. NJ,
IRAN from Bangor il d,Ie at Portland AZ liz p M
III sedsoIito tonnect with train ior Boston,
E'oh Lewiston and Auburn onlv atSI0AM
Nov. l, 1863 - NV r'o, Supt-
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der. >. ". HUGHES
CAEsEFOUNp sTste
PRIvATE, MEDICAL. ROOMS
No "a pHeTlba Gff.oos
No. IA PFe6te Street,

N .Fr"r TT EErssFsr FsrusN.
W nEhf nc an he consulted privately and With
~ the uttnost confidence by the lfIirt+J al
no3rs daily, and rom A. NJ. to 9P. nj.
II. II. addr Hsses those who are sutfe-iu. under the
aml uon or fIvate diseases. whether arising from
nnrure onne ton or the terrible wee OF se-abnse
Devoune his entire time to that particular branch OF
ANTEEING A CURE IN ALL CASES wbe,ber or lone
snine OF re entiJ ontrocte, entirely removing ths
dfess OF disease from the system, and rnakino n,
fee, and PERMANENT CURE II -
de would cabthe attention o. the atn,eSea 10 ,b
IA Of his long-staudms and 9en-earna,l reput,tion
rhsn'fs sn'arient 9ssurance OF mis- si;iil and suc
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For Sale

s'HE STOCK and fixtures OF grocery and proyis-
business. For further particulars inquire at this
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For the Islands 4!
DIRECT
lsssasa Steamship Line

Halifax, N. -.
The Steamship CARLOTTA. j.
IL S{szE w. Magune, Master, will sail for
49,. ~ q. fialifsS, direct, from GALS Wharf
EsE ssN SATURDAY, at = O'Clock n. M.
~ Returning leave Pryor's Wharf, Halifax
tor Portland, every Tuesday at o'clock p. nj.
Cabln Passage, with State Room, 81 Meals extra,
FOR lnrIher information apply TO L. BILLINGS,
apr25dtf JOHN PORTFOIIs Age,t
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LARD OIL!

Do BARRsLs EAsGA LARD ov,
~ or sale by TT -" VAH'
MO ,,,. Pr
f. -f 'al ae.h --l-i
$500 7''' llrs g. i.I'J. .ee ... pr |8
A>S .o. u. b. Hr.d
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RocKLANp. Me- Nav 4 1876

i. I. r,.u,; o.. - AUCKLAND, Me-, May 4, 1867.
nnIs;c tb Saf 1T rs my duty to hum2ty to make it
Who knew my suflerings despaired thereof. Among
tee very many that have suffered did from cancer
Oh the breast and who have died from the treatment
sucn diseases usually receive the hands of Dhysic
imI gfheray, many indeed might be alive to-day
fpsa ,ney nave had the privilege Of your skifl
uuea'ihent furthermore, owe it to YOU to state
that shall ever consider myself under The greaest
fboga Tor your kindness in attending my case,
shah ever pray for your welfare - '''' '''u
WIN 'he greatest regard Tor you, remain yours &C.
g HENRIETTA DRINKwATER
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LVor. Mrs. II. Il. GROWER.


4. n.1,...45. :, RocKLAND, Me-, March %, 1881
Dr. Lttof:-For the good of suffering hun,anitv
am anxious to make il known tbat bayo i,an a
OF catarrh OF many years standing, under your
treatment. Yours, &C., SILAs EAIIo y "
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* -. II ttIIHI JOF SHE,
bf u acres more or less situated within IA miles
Ooi the POST Office, of Portland, bounded on The
ROAD west beyond the Westbrook Aims House farm
anu continuing down to the canal on the lower side
10 is avery lifting place for market garden. or n
beautiful place for private residence as there is
spienlu orchard in very high state OF cultivation
has been very well manfred for the last ten wears.
consequently gives very large yield Of produce,
also has very good barn, and is insured or $500 II
would be very convenient for splendid brick ward
as there is any amount OF brick material OH the
premises Perfect title guaranteed. For further
partic ulars enquire of II. DOJANszsa
jc15tf 237 Fore street Portla1d
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY /!
~ seV OF CANADA.

OUMMEK ENHANCEMENT,
EFFEl On and alter Monday, July f5 1867
gtrains will run as iolows:-
Express Train Tor Lewiston. Montreal, Quebec and
Mall Train for Watervile, Bangor, Montreal Que
bee and the West at Ito Z. NJ. 80 = - -,
Local Train for South Paris and tsrmetliate att
tons, at 5.45P M. 80
No baggage can be received or checked after time
above stated. hitc IIIFisl7lf-.F -'7-''- ' $3.50
Trains will arrive as follows
From Montreal, Quebec, Lewiston and
L.. a" MuI,, $40 A. NJ.
,a .er Trn &e., as 2.l5 P. NJ.
atermediate stations, at 745p M.
sdf hHr ltfI.N 4af f1-Hl W tI0H
The Company are not responsible for bagoace IN
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that ners, n
all unless notice is given, and paid Tor at The rate
one passenger for every $500 additional yalne
Z. y. BRIDGES MIad0iR1 IIirsckor
% H. BAILEY, Local Superintendent
Portland, July 10, 1867. i.t diff
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DIR. j. w. PoLAND-Dear Sir:-I very cheerfully
give my testimony in favor of your Humor Doctor as
an excellent remedy for humoTs. My numerous ae-
quantances il Manchester know how severely was
afflicted with Boiis, and they know how perfectly
good my health is at present. Your Humor Doctor
cured me- Please refer TO me for particulars in my
case. i.ata t.s sH. A g. WALLACE