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RIO A. M DON,
Cotton Factor
commission Merchant,
a7e Front street,
MENPAIs. TENN.

liberal sdv.sesss sspFiiss IT wholesale
IN. VoInazirn faF ssilirg ces'ss. one
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Farmers Home Journal.

A Paper Derotsd 10 Agriculture,
Mechanic Arts, Eiacution,
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II contains forty columns OF reading
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"e"anoh a Otis,
GENERAL AeESrs. MEMPHIS, Tenn.
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansaa.
10 whom all applications for Insurance ar
Agencies should be addressed.
J. IT, MCMAHON,
NEWTON s. OTIS.
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Tng wAAhAs
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rfHtaHrb ~
t'aaots aft=si=-ippi.
Fvfnv sArUAptY
.
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rn wtl.hcl in ihl.
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e thr mus lr
e-a hrvmrl.iNU Nrrftu
Ever rsAli,hst IL Nsuh Mississippi
u seated ia zee q ibs mos, cS-
uasrs
C~OrTuN-GBowING REGIONS
in the Soa,s, IA = popeloa. and
sc.thy caun, aai in DIRECT
Railroad Communication
with all parts Of the United States.
3UsI.rEss .uEr
will not fail to note the advantages
10 be derived from communication
the People through its columns.
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Mcmahon a. Otis,

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Railroad Communication

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HOTELS.
Hotel DIRECTORY.


Auhura.
ELM HOUSE, Coml. 81. W. 5. Young, Proprietor
Au0UsrA HogsE, Slate St. j. ii. King, PROPRIETOR
Bangor.
PESoBscoT EXCHANGE, A. woodward, Proprietor.
BArH HOTEL, Washington ste. NJ. Plummer, p o.
LaAca's Ho Ell, Corner of Front and vine streets,
a. d Leach, Proprietor.
BssIou.
ON RIcAN HOUSE, Hanover 1t. s. Ri~e Proprietor.
Pannrs HOUSE school st Ii. d. Parker & Co.,
Ike ERE house, Bowdoin Square, Eulfir Oh. Binc-
hani Wnsiey 4 Co., PropIietoIs
LIE C Ho>T House. iiemonI st. Brigham, wrisley
CutrDLER House, r. s. Chandler 4, a., r.ro,,,,s
CHAPLAIN House, Ii. CHAPMAN, Pro- rector
Erii:tOn Cent.r, We
CUMBERLAND House, Marshal Bacon, Proprietor
Danvi Ie function.
CLARK's TN q HALL, iand Trunk Railway
Depot, NJ. w. CLARK, Prop ietor.
DixGcid.
ANDROsCoGGIS HoU Is. l. ID Kidder, ropiieior.
Lew sion.
L,w1sToN HOUSE, Oh pei St, j. u. Hill q 20
Me. hmnic FALL.
EAGLE boUsE, 2. Il. COBB. Proprietor.
SorriaEewo1k.
DANFoRTH Hot 81, u Da fmtL Proprietor.
Norway.
ELM house, EIain st. ". ". whitwa1sb, Pro
Iiiet0r.
Portland.
ALBION House, III Federal Street, j. g. Perry
Prophet r.
AMER CAN HOUsF. india st W. NJ. Lewis Propr
MaERt IAL on L, COR. Fore and Cross Streets
II. Cam, PI oprietor.
CUMBERLAND hoUsE, Green 81. j. o. Kidder. Pro
pr etnr.
c ny TEL, Corner efCongress and Green street
Vbn Davis & Co.
PRERLE HOUSE, congress st. s. B. Krogman, Pro
prIetor.
p kr. N HOUSE. II Green St II. Potter. Prop'r
pri. tur.
u 5. Hol Ell, junction of Congress and Federal st,
n. j. Davis, Pr prietor
WALKEz ioU r, pposite Bosom Depot, Adams
P.Gul, Projectors
Raym0Dd,s VILLAGE.
CENTRAL HOUSE. ", III smii D. ProDri-tor.
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Miscellany.
Tho New English Premier.

Disraeli has reached the highest position to
which an English subject can attain. How
does it happen that England is often oblig-
cd to resort to the commons for her leading
ministers, when there is large class. who ac-
cording to the theory Of that government, are
sstatesmen and lawmakers by birth? Cannot
thu British peerage furnish worthy success
sor to, Earl Derby2 Can nothing better be done
than to elevate an inscrutab.e old jew who
has written sentimental novels above the sons
of Dukes and Earls? Yet Lord Stanley who
nspired to his fathers place remains Foreign
Score sary and DsrIeli is practically the SOW
ere.gn OF England. Specials by cable TO The
New York Herald give the following notices
of the press on the changes in the cabinet:
The Loadan Times says Di>raeli has won
the POSITION fairly. He is the first man in
Eng anu who obtained such ofiice solely ny
tue exhibition OF pscso raj ablhty IN Fdrla-
In sat and Cabinet, and who won 1t despite of
disa 'vantages of b.r h, educatlol. youihiu DO
sition, and at QUE time the actual distrust Of
j party. The Times concludes by reminding
Its readers tbat Disraell has frequently Defined
hinse as .Gentleman Oh the Press.
Tue L Dndon Posi- admits the great ability OF
DisraeII. but expresses regret that some man
or noble, not seifmad. has net obtained the
Prem .ership. II ass+rts that Disraeli is l. re-
m.er, not so much on account or his acquire
msuts and merits, a. the fact that there IS no
one else FL Tor the office.
The JIonduu Advertiser says, the new Prs-
mier must make up his mInG l" d. parliament
& arg .G.l- tor place, u I'd lace the probability oi
defeat. He Will receive no quarter from Tue
WaigS OF Torres, rs both parties hate him as
the head vi til, Cabinet; bat he will enlo. ialr
pay at the hands Of the people ii he stands
forth boldly, anu draws u line OF policy dis
tiuctive from tue course of either.
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GUY FAwKEs IN WAsHINGToE.-The Eng
lish have long since given up celebrating the
gunpowder plot, and repeating:
"Rsmember RENT mher the fifth Of November,
Hue empower nee son abu pot" ~
But history has way OF repeating cd stories
only it adapts them 10 new conditions. Thirty
six barrels Of guDpowder under the Parla-
eat House in 1906, in the reign Of his slobber-
ing majesty, James The First, are no more
,han an equivalent for the five cans Of nitio-
glycerine supposed to lie On their way 10 The
basement Of tie CaI itol al Washington, in the
administration Of his inooherent excelency
Andrew the Second Tae advance of science
ia two aud half centuries is well measure
b. the comparatively small space in which con-
spirators pack their explosives. So tar all is
satisfactory, but the xis,ence of couspiIators
or even rumors of their existence, hardly
slIw q corfespo ldln., progress in IN 1ra.s.
Wlshingto dispatches say oaly thirty mem
bers of the House remained after the reading
of the letter from Superintendent Kennedy
abou; the cans OF nilro-glycerine, and of the
heroic thirty only four Were Democrats But
the IimIIty of the latter cannot 50 much C
Wondered at, after all, for it will be remember.
ed that the original Guy Fawkes plot contem-
plated blowing up King, Lords and Commons
and that the Catholics were TO suffer with tic
rest ar..T-
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Poetry.



G,oner or later the storms sna.' ct.
q Jar INV slumhers from 1pau iiI 40
- eE my ,.ar the winds snail rave
,on1 grass above my gra'e'
- baed them where I liz.
lslHl MI ,J,eir sounds shall signify,
10 hinr the headstons's fret OF rain,
+ . hing to me the dark days pain.
Sooner or later the sun shall shine
With tender warmth on that mound Oh mine
SJJner or liter, in summer air,
Clover and vioiet blossom there.
shall not feel, in that deep laid rest,
It ie sheeted light fall over M treast
N ,reye. note In thosa b d. IA hours
The wind blown breath OF tossing flowers.
S,onar or later he stain ess SHOWS
Shall adj their hush TO my mute repose;
So1er or later shall slant and shift,
AMI heap my bed with their dazzling drift.
Chill though that frozen pail shall seem,
It, touch no colder IN make the dream
Tha. recks not the sweet and sacred dread
ShtoudinG the city ofthe dead.
Sooner or latpr the bee shall como
And fill the noon with his goide1 mum
Sooner or later, OH ba + poised wing,
The biue-birds warble about me ring
RIM and chirrup and whistle with glee,
Min h $ music shall seem to me;
None OF these beautiful things shall know
How Soundly their lover sleeps below.
Sooner or later, far cut in tho night,
The stars above me shall wing their gnu
Sooner or later my darlrirg deWs o,,
Catch the white spark in the silver oo1''
Never a ray shall part The gloom
Thu wraps ns rcuad in the kindly tomb;
Pee ali III be- perfect for lip aud brow
Sooner or Iater-Ol why not now?
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A GOOD STORY. An amusing story is told
in London OF English Minister Thornton's
fist essay of diplomatizng among the Yam
KEGS. Before quitting London he met an
American gentle nan whom he din not recos-
nize as a member of the tra-Republcan par
ty,'and to whom he praised Mr. johnson high
~ tor his administrative vigor and skill. FinL-
Ing no response, he modified his tone, and said
AT all events, all must admit that be does
wonders for an en- rely self-made man." 1T
may lie So" was the iejuinder; but if he be
sen'mad :, will say that it relieves the AL
mlghIy q grave responsiblity"
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NIB. BURIIyGAsIE's MIssIoN.-The State De-
partment has received Dispatch from Dir
Burlin.ame, dated Shangh@, Dec. IL. 1t con.
tiins bn. littl. of interest that is not already
b.fore the public He concludes thus:
limit myselfin this note to the above brief
history of tie mission, feServins my reason
= for at epting to personal interview at Wash
iIgton. Ill De peruni ted to ada that when
III, .I.est hal on III the word, Containing Que
third Of the human race, seeks Tor the fist
time to come into relations with the W,sl,
and requests the youngest nation through its
representative to act DIS a medium such
charge, the misslo is one not to be solicited
or rel .cGeI. d.. S Wells Williams tor the
sixth time has been left in charge OF the U III
ted States Legation in Caina and is in every
respect Competent to conduct the affirs. Per
init m, to request the government most earn
eStly not to name mJ successor until can
gve it Information which may be useful III
making q selection.
Advices received at Washington state that
the Importance OF Mr.. Bullinsame's trust has
not bsen exaggerated. II is understood that
he is not only Minister, but Ambassador, and
that his appointment is for life, with an annu-
al salary OF $40 900, which is only half of what
was originally offered, but lie declined accept
ing more. His first years salary was deposit
cd to his credit with European House in
China, with funds for incidental expenses
amounting in all to SIG 600 in coin. His first
Secretary has salary OF $4,000 per annum,
an | his second Secretary 5000, which is what
Is paid there to Cabinet Minister. he is ex-
ecsed in shington in April.
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WILLOW PARK
Female Collegiate Institute,

WFSI bUHU, MASS.
DR. j. IA, EsERD, Proprietor.
PROF. ALBERT L WATKINS, A. NJ. Principal
Mis-. A. B. Watkins assistant Principal. Ply al
Exec Sc promineaf feature. Fist tor NJ has en-
ed most encouragiagly. ring term commences
MONDAY, March 8. Address for circular IS alove.
tebSi3w DIR. j Il. HERO.
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Go
EOR NEW YORK.
sTONsNGToN LINE RE RsTARLSsR-
Red.
Inside Route.

CHsfsT<-sszEl Cars leave Denot Bos- xfl-~e =
ton and PIovdence Rail- 8 zas
road, Pleasant street. ar { Common, dails sun
uaAs excepted at6.45 n, COM ect with the new
ahd o. gait sea-g ing st amer N ARhAiAESE1T,
tapt. g. b. hU L. MONDAYS, We res avs and F.
-ays, and steamer - ONING1ON, capt. W. III.
JONE>, lue-days. Thu s1ays aud SATURDAYS
Througi " h, IS u n shed, and hagglga checl ed
through 10 Phiialelph.a Ia tSnore waslingt1n and
the West.
TicAeis. Ber his and State Rooms secured ct ibis
Office also at the Boston and Provi once Raj roal
sia'ion y. w. HI n DIST N, Ag mt,
febH- IN 13l Washington street.
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Hew Many Theussns;s Can Tesfify 80 Thil
By UnhaSpy ExDerteaee!

Xoung men rouhled with emissions IN sleep,-A
c)0plalnt generally the Jesuit OF . had hapir IN
youth,irsatsJ scientifically and perfect cure war
tauteo ebarse mads.
Sardly day passes tut We are consuited by one on
q re young msn with the al owe diseass, soAle Of
W ar, weak and a,iated AS thou, the, bad
consun ptOn, and by their friends supposed
ave IL. All such yield 10 he proper only
correct course OF treatment, and In short are
made 70 rejoice in perfect health.
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m,aaIr-Axna n.n.

Fhere are many men or the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations frur the bla-
t1I. often Oompan'ed by slight snn ting or burn
Ing zen nton, and weakening the system IN uan-
mar tht patient CANNOT accoint tor On exam Mug
the urinary Deposits ropy sediment wii Often Re
found, anu som etin4es small particles OF al
buntn viii appear, or the color win he OF thin milk
ish hus, again changing TO dark and t1rLid appear
snce. ih.re many men Who 6it o. this ctttc Gully
iSnoraut OF the cause, which 70 the
sEC0ND s1AGk Oh SEMINAL wEAKN ass.
tan Harranl perfect cure IN su.h eases and .
fili and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs
Persons who carnOt Personally cons ult the d.,
cau 10 by writing, In plain manner, q lies. D.
ION teiI diseases, and The appropriate remedies
" l. be forwarded INN tdiately.
All correspond NE strictly conndentlaL and win
be It turnesi, Is deersc.
Address; DIX. ). b. hUGdES,
No. X Prsfls street.,
nsIt soof 70 the Jrepls House. Portland, he.
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HHAe Fisheries 2

L'OR sale to The trade, II foo Al. ~. ,,,,,.-
tn T~int Nos. 12 "A an: W ,o oeSt qx ~ Of
200 bs snpior Cotton Twn,, Sss is IS and TO-
aud 20 agen Netting 1oJ ilerrngl ns,. mseks q
s.hagen Ssips eoplete for 9se English E i,,
fln2 Ne's ,eg 1tams Li A., Yam, all g.a.es
No 43 Con merc4aI street. noS,,o,
,Lannarv Ii. d1wf2aW2m custom.
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UsS. 3. ". ID UasAES
oAH BE FOUND AT Hn
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. II Pre5ie Street.
Ms~r ss,r Ks-.hts gx.~...

MHERE be can br consulted privately, and with
w the utmost ou6lene oy the iAticted. ct
noarp daily, and rcDD A. N. Co sP. ~.
Dr. n. addresses flioge who sufe-ue unoer tbe
Sti ton OF fyate diseases. whtfhoI AZ sin. from
IMPURE onne noi- OF the tsrlibl, we seiI-apurt.
oevotins his entire tine TO that partsuiai lranre q
he mei process On, he teels ~arrat tel IN tiu Al
AsTEEIN6 CUE IN ALL CASEs, whethet o. ton
andns eDti, 0n;r0 ted. entirely r. moving v .
irsss OF disease fror the system, snd ak1s Del.
se,t aud PERMANENf CURE.
b. would cali the attertion o. the a1iIcseo 70 the
Z. OF hi lons-staDnis snj Well-earnsd rsputaCon
furnishing suMeient sssursnce OF his skill and
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Every intelligent and tbInkinS person must know
nat remedies handed TOT xeneraI should have
sl- efficacy established by well tested experiens
tie hands OF d resuars edu ated PLY ii ian, wboe
preparatory studies him tor all Oh. duties he cst
tIlfl YET the ountr, is flooded with poor
ard ure-alls, porting 10 be the best IN the word,
sbi are not )niy useless, but always injurious.
he untortunats should os PARTICULAR IN secs;t'ng
his phys iah as IL lam enLatie yet mscntros srti-
ole tact, that many syphibdc patients made MIS-
eranie With ruined constitutions by nsltreatmenf
from inexperisn phys ians general pac'ics 100
tisa point generally couceOed by the best Fyposr-
dhsrs THAI the study an management OF ihese cous
aainss should tn ross the whole time OF .hoss whO
"ou,d be competent and esstul in their treat
lnent and cure. 1he inexperienced general pracli-
hin,seii a-quainteJ with their pathology, commonly
pursuss one system treatment In most Isax-
ing an nois intimate OF that sntQuated ana dan.
gsrous weapon, the Msr. urT.
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The "CRIs15" AT WASHINGTON : AS Illus
trating what a fever heat the second suspen-
sion of Secretory Stanton created at the Ma
ito al CLpit II on "Wednesday night, the ru-
n ,rs and wild reports prevalent are ehumel-
asel as follows:
During the evening the President was ar
rested IL n :teeu I'M S. Graut was put in ar
resI five Jlmei, dismissed the army eight
TIMES, reli,v ID fton uuey three times, o,derea
tn Alaska oUc., sent un u tour o, Inspection
one T, u court martial convened or his tliii
four Tim IS and as5lssiIat.d twice. Stanton
-conmItted suicide once. Was arrested six
tines, and had al indshlite num54r OF quo
q war; 4atos, mLudanas5s and osher avn
things served upon lin. N.ne different ii es
OF niIriDes wsre iILrching 10 81 -ct hun from
the War OH -, and the i>resldeuL, in dc OIL
rae, hid gJ.e over personally AMI uncerimo-
rlousy pitched him OlG Vt tic window of the
War OH IS. As lur Thomas, it WI lmpossi-
bic t. Keep trace Of Ght numDerof times nc hau
bsen seen drunk, and had been arrested by
civil process and military, by "ider oil Stanton
aud G'anG, h Id been III POSSESSION of The War
Ode, aud was Low ACTUALLY growing IN the
room from wiich he had eiected Station. All
III So aoSLtd u no.s, 50 conf cllus. Ind various
kept tho puolic g1od BAN ", and brought
forth GU barsts enthusiastic satisfaction
from tie side most pleased.
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IFrom thO Gardiner uome ,,ovrnal. Jam. |,

TIE PoR1LAND DALI. PR IS enter on lie new
year with fl and able cop, etlito and will,
deteruin sion on tie part of tue publ hers, to
ma . it moilt the large paironase IL ID civ ng.
Uur merci ants shoald cIHsniG their interests and
lake 1t instead Ut supporting the Boston dlies
trial
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS

is as carefully made mp as an entirely Independent
paper. IL will contain
A complete Conversational and ests'nsiv
record from wceaa 30 week, summary
of SiaIa News arr ans d b, cOu &sies,
a. ricul'ur ldeparimeD. con-
tainIie articles pr pared GA
u essiy fOr sf- 0imn,ns,, he
shipping New Of ise
U.r wreck la tat MARKET tuH
kcpOri~ care fully
rev, cd TO da
of pubiica.
non,
of e1scrtai~i.x misceiiany, to2c'he
with the ss0st Inn p0rfan, CO resp0nd-
cnce, reports Hssd editor sniv, aud
tnc iutr~t tciesra y hie fnieIli-
gcnco from the daily
e1tliO0.
The Maize State Press Is a quarto paper, contain
ing eight Urge page nd is of the largest weekly
PAL in lntry. II will be t,rni he'd 70 sub
scrioers az heretofore, for two dollars n year.
To clubs, durn. the coming mpor ant year, we are
willing to offer lib .ra .luctioa. TO clubs Of ten
,cs wM send the Milne Siaie Press one year for
ssoen.eea a III htf do,'ars, and II tooae address
yor fifteen do1ars strictly IN adeance. E8
SPEC men copies will bs sent Tree to any address,
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"AlH SDrts.'s

A LII SORTS or a Purse Seine one hundred G,th-
y GUS long, liberal IN depth compete in its az
.urtenances Tor Immediate use, not weighing over
5 ibs., capable OF being hand ed by man and three
DO 8 IN do'y Adapted TO Herring, Mackerel Or
Pohascn. st 1886
AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO.,
No 43 Commercial street, Boston.
January 10. d1w,2aw3m
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voices of the Press.

from tn Rouu Table, New York, July, 1867.
The Portland Press evincts a mmeuIabe ener
~ III C ,llLting taces cram ne 10 the commercial
malutl rurl ~ aId a,icuitura lie o. its Stlte lis
editorial opinions are eSpIrssed with u u Jua
weight, aud is tn on prov cal journal In the
cJuatry tia pays ~ Considerable attention 10 Ca
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Nave conscience.

All who have committed an excess OF any kinh
whether Il be the sotar1 viee youth, the sting
tug rebuke misplae ed comic ene In mdtursE ears
sEEK FOR As ANrID0TE IN SEASON.
The Pains Aches, ard Lassitude anu Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Baronls ter 10 the whole system.
Do not wait the consummaon thar 10 70 FOL
low DO not wait Tor unsish Uleers, iof
Disabled Limbs, Tor Loss OF Beauty
RnO COmpisxiou.
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IFrom Inc Macbios Repuhlicar. oct. %

The proprietors OF the Press are sparing no ex-
pens. IN s-rtastheLln their Ii oral free and in
n,pr wing the. per in ey ,ry sleparement. A ir~
Glars daily may nov be found Without going out OF
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Chance for Rnsiness

OAktICC IOT u US1UGSSs
TOR : 'LE--rock and store situated In one Of the
u lest locations ;or G. ade IN Oxfor, County, end
enquire OF True = ia kell, South Paris or
SSEVhNs, LoRD & HASKELL,
ian27jN Portland.
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International Steamship Co
Eastport, Calais st. John.
WINTER A.sANG CEMENT.
ONE TRIP FER WEEK.

r. On and aher Monday, december FL,
<%ETe%g the Steamer NEW BRUNSWICK,
~Iep4Is5T Cap E. B Winchester, will les We kaa-
zkz4zS@ss road wbait, loot Of State str et, ev-
cry MoADai at o'clock P. NJ. Tor Passport sud
ST John.
THURS Jay.
Passengers VII connect at PASSPORT wi Sta
COache. for HoObnstOn and Calais
viii connect at 81 John with T.. q ". A Raj way
for Shedac AN 10 ermedia: static g.
~ freigh feceisen 90 aay of sAIlins until 0cik
Z, ri.
Sailing vessels will be at Eas rort to take freight
tor 81. Andrews and alais.
ES- Winter rates win be charged on and ana
Dec 10th. A. K. .UBB~
dc6dtt Agent.
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From the Bath Times, Jan. A.
uFrom tho Ellsworth American, Jam. ,o.l

II gives us pleasure to note the enterprise and on.
ergy of our friends the Portland Press the edi
torial and news departments of that paper. No pa.
is the Press. rIsH
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
srEAMsp'" COMPANY.
Sci Z. w l. a. 81 LIZ LINE.

- The Inc steamers DIkT'fU and
II ass1 FRAN ONtA, will an Ill Inrther no.
KILL, t.tiev, run as iollJws:
Leave G,n's wharf. Portland. every Wednesday
and SATURDAY, n O'Clock p. N aud lvsve Per 50
Ease River, NV York. eve :, ednesday and SAT-
urIay, at O'Clock =. NJ. Al
1h Din lgo and Franconia are ntted up with dine
niot4iODs for passenger making tbi the mtsi
peedy sale aud comfortable roue tor ira eilers pe-
'weer New York aud Mains Passage In State Room
t5OU Cabin PASSAGE $500. Meats eAtrA
Goods forwarded by this line To - from Mon
Iral, quebec, Bangor Bath. Aug .sts. Passport ans
st. Join
shippers requested to aerd their ,e.ght 10 tue
'teamers as sarly as a. Al. on the daT thN they
lea G Portland.
For trcighl passage apply TO
EMLRi & FIX Calf Wharf, Pc tisud.
j. AMES, Per Us Easi klser.
August Is, 7. dtf
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[Fron the I.ewis.on .Ioul nail. Jan. a.l

For the exece lent synopsis OF Legis alive reports
which Will ap cir in our first lilo during tn
Maine Lfgi.la,iv. sess'~n, we are indebted 10 til
Portland Pres. which. with c.mWendable enter
rise, r. elves its report in special dispatches iron
the cali al.