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.T.r.er'. Tie Deule.rsuz, q. U.ivers.l

= Turmcr's Tie Douleureux, or Univcrsnl
NeurnIgta PHI, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases ale completely and permanently cured
in very short time Neuralgia In the face or head
is utterly banished in few hours No form of nerv-
GUS disease wristbands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval OF many eminent physi-
Clans. Ii contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate System. Sold everywhere. Sent ON receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER s. CO., 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietors.
For sale by w. f. Phillips s. Co., Portland, Ne.
July 10. eod&w1ysn
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GENEROUS GIFr.-The sewing school con-
nected with the Mariners Bethel of this city.;
was yesterday presented a fine sewing ma
chine by Messrs. Grover & Baker, and one of
their best. This is one of many charitable
acts of this generous firm. . 81
q This gift was made at the suggestion and by
the hands of their agents in this city, Messrs.
Ell. Eden g Co., who also suggested to the
liberal manufacturers the similar gift to the
Female Orphan Asylum'recently. IA
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HANDSOME PREsENT.-Atter the dismissal
of Rev. George Leon Walker from his pastoral
charge of State Street Church and Society.
the members made up purse OF about 1890
and sent it to him. Last Sabbath a note was
read from Mr.. Walker, who is in New York.
acknowledging tho receipt of the money and
thanking the members of his late charge for
their unremitting kindness to him during and
since his nastorale - III
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REV. Mr.. PALMER, late of the Congrega-
tional Church in Biddeford, having been in
capacitated for preaching by bronchial affec-
ton, has taken the general agency of an In.
surance Company-an advertisement of which
may be found in this paper. The established
reputation Of this company, with the energy
and business talent of Mr.. Palmer, will secure
the attention of insurers. -. ..-
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V CONTRIBUTION amounting to $3.50 was TAX
en- up at the First Parish, in this city, on Sun
day forenoon, in aid of the Widows Wood So
ciety. Several members of the Society, who
were not present on Sunday when the collec-
ton was taken, have since added to that
amount. A noble contribution for a noble OBJ
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOX EAGNs PORTSs a..
E9S chow aad back taken up ct $3.50 pr ton. with
At FOO.chow Nov 0, ships Anna Kimboii. vii
liams. and simoda, CroweIl ior Shanghae.
New York idE. engaged iui At IS 5s per ton q 20
Ar at swatow Oct 20, ship Midnight, Brock. from
At WllampOa Nov Is. barqas Nellie chsbiu. wass,
fs fssa NV .Ss. ksst ss Marsh and
Sumatra, Kinsman, unc. uaTsB 'Ia E7T'T
a Al Manila NGy ., ships colorado. Freeman, sor
At Singapore Nov q, ships Rldorado. Haskell, for
Rangooni Lawrence Brown, Pierce, dise.
c sid I'm Helyost 9Th nit. sherman, Blanchard,
Art sourahays Nov Z. ship Winfield Scott Rand,
!, At II passsr0swsng Nov Is. ihip Naples Hutchinson
~, At Malaga 18th uls, brig Richmond. Powers for
A. q Bordeaux asd uit ship Polar Star. Rich, I'M
Ar 81 Liverpool sth Inst. ships Trimounsaiu Sears.
New York; 10th, Swallow, Mclaughlin. San Fran.
oS 4, London essh u sssqus Frank Marion Ln
,,s OF Tus.a. 2s,n glt ship Northern Empire Irwin
SID I'm Glasgow s'th ult, ship Casilda. Robinson,
At Cardin 27th ult, ships Southern Empire. Ds,apo
ior New Orleans; sysaaus Blanchard. Hsady. 1 Sop
kio Janeiro; Vermont, Higgins, tor Callao
for a as sr,stoi + s.,an sS s h W.lsht Treat
Ellen Dyer. leland. for do: j b Bradley.
1n Isle OF wight 18th ult. ship Old Dominion,
sampson, from Archangel for Boston. M =
AZ glasgow 9TH ultt steamer st George, Smith for
PORTLAND; barque j 4 Eaton, Ellingwood, Tor Ha-
vana. af.tfs'tH Nm
AT st Ct John. NIB. 7th inst. sch Susie Prescott,
Cid 9th. barGue Charlie Wood, Robson. Havana.
brigs Iris, Pierce, Havana; Maud Potter, Shields
Matanzas; 9Th, Clyde, Thompson, Cardenas; sci
Addie M Bird, Merrill, Matsuzas. = a
SPOKEN.
Nov y, OF Gibraltar, brig Renshaw, from Malaga
IN, NOV ~ lat 10 lon 81 ", barque oneco, Haskell
Dec g LAT 3, lon s5 ship Mary Goodell, from Bal
Dec 10. lat Is n, lon 81 W, ship Jos Holmes. from
Boston Tor Batavia
Quebec for London.
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AuERroAS HOUSE,.

asidw sssgisgf AMERIoAH HOUSE. la9y 2ii
w w Mason. Bethel ingi n Ham, Calais gTsa -'e
S saeSef9 RS:ts1 s Srs,
ass s.' s.sssr b SG g. Bs.oa
w xs'sss. Portland bs ssas Rses:ssa
2 9 Knapp, ssradoIsas LIZ Lsncy, Bangor Aai
Ps %asssn tarmi &c s'astpsls Athens
r-iTqogor, Ia rao CITY HorRugqsib sdi 10 =
g Hall, Gray NJ Cox, bixfeld -
" Faltoff, Raymond @ W w Atwood, Buck field
S.1sIa Boston s smn, Grs
aatPss ss S.sss w..sssoels Hf sss: bs: &c
sEssSS sias'sn 5s;sss Ississ
~ aSHi 10 coxxnRcIAL HOUSE. .
WH n ipp, MechanicFAlsM B Clements, Portland
y Ggnnisons Norvay ssR Greene, Hiram
s Ssr rr'sp0r sport RRSsssG% s9s,hss
ETasnR e sss aorlS aas
Leach. Gorhan "a u 4 = Lunt Boston
Ger asl.s sin 5: T:s NJ Ms aSs.w
" WARREN, sssearappaN & Towns, Salem
Z Randall BIZ Ella &A'eC d, Cook, New Bedford -
kD STANLEY, GsssdO% g 2 stsISlsa, MSnmouth
FSiiStoos osspss P Perry sSSs Ne ssidston
N ~ rarAer, worcester 7aaW ew tGdW q,
= ..i-, L. IA PREPLE HOUSE. sq7 srsos
9 4, 2 P pass. New York Z T9wls, Boston
s sai.esiHs S'iaR s@s. S Ss.ss
III wsa. i Baltimore do Mckee Sss1sr
j & stow, Name s.all 4 B StoSui. Fsrmineton
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I.--UNITED STATES BONDS,

Having thirty years run and bearing six per cent
currency Interest," at the rate of $4,000 par milo for
bi7 miles the Plalns then at the rate of $4soOO
per mile dor $50 miles through the Rocky Mountains
then at the rate OF ss2 900 per mile the remaining
distance, for which the United States takes q second
den as security Tho interest these bonds Is paid
by the United States Government, which also pays
tho Company ons-half the amount OF its bills in
money tor transportsting its freight, troops mails
sc. The remaining half of these bills IL placed TO
the Company's credit, aud forms sinking fund
which may finally discharge the whole amount OF
this Hen.
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The New York Post, in an article quoted q
few days ago in these columns, expressed the
belief that the people of this State must be ON
the verge of starvation on account of the de-
preston In shipbuilding., The New York
World follows in the same strain by making
the following estimates: "We have LATELY
shown that there were not less than 10000
persons in this city and 10, 1000 in Brooklyn now
out of employment and. suffering. many OF
them, for the necessaries of life. 1t is now
stated that the depression in New England
throws out of work at least 100000 people,
10000 in Maine, 20 900 in New Hampshire, 3d.
600 in Connecticut and Rhode Island, and 1O0,-
GOO, in Massachusetts," This is no doubt a
gross exaggeration. 1t is by no means
probable that there are hundred persons
in this State who Want employment but what
are able to obtain it. .7.,sr -.-r ~
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IyltO9s d Mcfarland,

esre 70 HttehtIOh 70 INC fHct thHt more thAh
O. nfiloi
Or their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION In the
late IRE. Parties desiring . eLCif
FIRST RATE SAFE.
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call ON
-slI- 3D. sir EMERY & WATERHOUSE,
ais Middle Street, Portland.
Or M 10 Sudbury Street, Boston.
q ~ -Second- hand Safes taken in exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanb0rn's Steam improvem at
tached to TiltOn Il Netherlands Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso a. Co.
kS.lan l6-sNistw in each mos adv remainder Of time
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sDODD'S NERTLN.E
81 X 4 AND INVlGORATORi


This Medicine Is a NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste of vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irritabilty,
Loss of Energy, Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con-
stipaion local Weakness, and o general failing Of
the mental and bodily functions are the common in
dicatiOns OF Nervous Disease Dodd's Nervine and
lnvigorator Is complete specific for all troubles
1t Is also the best, as 1t Is also the most agreeable
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to tho public. Prostitution OF Strength,
Hysteria-retained, excessive, irregular and painful
menses-yield to Its magic power. -
~ 4 TO MOTHERS.
Mothers! we also commend the NERvINE for use
In the diseases which afet children while Teethinp
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief The
Supplying SyruPs, OF which Opium Is tho principal
Ingredient, are dangerous to life. impair the func-
tions of the stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth OF your offspring 70
cure Wind Collie, regulate the bowels. soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient.
Don't Use Anything Else!
t4 Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient Fer sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
ii. d. SToRER 8 CO., Proprietors
No. IS Fulton Street, New YORK
October 10, 1867. W&S1y F =
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Contracts for the entire work OF building 9l4 miles
OF hrst-class railroad west from Omaha comprising
much Of the most difficult mountain work, and en-
brasing every expense except surveying, have been
made With responsible parties who have already I'm
ishsd over $40 miies, at the average rate Of sixty
eight thousand and ifty-eIght dollars 1893 O5s) per
mile. This price includes all necessary shops Tor
construction and repairs OF cars, depots, stations
and all other incidental buildings and also locomO-
lives, passenger. baggage. and freight cars and 9TH
or requisite rolling stock. to amount that shall
not be less than 1000 per mile. Allo, ing the cost
Of the remaining one hundred and eighty-sx Of the
-sisven hundred miles assumed TO be built by the
Union Pacific Company to be 100000 per mile,
will be ms follewsi
914 miles, at S6e,O5s s62.eO5 Ot2
1856 miles, at $4,000, IO7fOOO0
Add discounts ON bonds, surveys, SC, $500 900
Amount, $s3,445Oi2
As the U. s. Bonds are equal to money, and the
Company's own First Mortgage Bonds have 4 ready
market, we have as the GOVT
Available Cash Resources for Building
Eleven Hundred Miles,
U. s, Bonds. .s.a ..-. .. 5000
First Mortgage Bonds 29,5es.OOO
Land Grant, H.Oso,O0O acres, at $I.5O per
acre, 81. 2iI2OOO0
Total, Sss, 10000
The Company have ample facilities for supplying
any deficiency that may arise In means for construe-
sion. This may be done wholly or In part by addi-
ditional subscriptions TO the capital stock.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Jan 8, by Rev. o. T. Moulton. SYLVIA
nus G. Kiborn and Miss Harriet +. Baker, both
Portland. 4tat# .arE gT VI. 'fI.
Miss Sarah Z. Packard, both of ID.
In Newcastle. Jan. 8. at the Cong. Church, by Rev
J. j. Bulfnch, Fred. L.. Webb and Miss Lizzie q.
Burnham. both OF Damariscotta.
In Lewiston, Jan, 8, VIM. II. Atkinson and Mary
II. Currier. eE -
In Gardiner, Jan. 4, George R. Meigs and Frances
E. Ia, l.r.
In Sullivan, Dec. 20. Alpheus 8. Wooster, of Han
cock, and Anna s. Turner, OF s. 'I0a
Justina Bridges.
In Bluehill, Dec "a, Oscar b. Snowman, of Bucks
port, and Alice 4. Athertsn, OF b,
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HARPER's, Bazaar. Messrs.r Fessenden
Brothers, lancaster Hall, have received the
number of this exquisite journal of fashion
for the ensuing week. Itis one Of the most
popular journals in the U MON. = "a -.s-5sw
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May De obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros at Boston Depot and on the train of
C1rts, and at POI tland & Rochesler Depot.
At BiddefCrd, OF Pillsbury Bros.
At Saco 0fJ s. Locke .-------
At Brunswick, Of w. r. Fields. -
At Waterville, of. 8. Carter.
AZ Gorham Of News AGENT ygsta nj
At Bath OF j. o. Sh sw. "
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Moth, Freckles. and Tan.

The only reliable remedy for those brown iiscolor-
aiions on the face called Moth Patches Freckles and
Tan, Is PEkRY's MORN AND FRkCkLE LOREN.
PreDared only bv DIR. b. G. PERRY, DermatOlogist.
~ Bond street. New Yark. Sold by all Druggists in
Portland, and elsewhere. Beware OF limit ataiiOn.
November 16. M W&S3m -
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2--FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

BY Its charter the Company is permitted to issue
Its own First Mortgage Bonds the same amount as
the Bends issued BY the government, and n more,
and onlyas tas road progresses. The Trusto Tor
the Bondhoiders, are the Hon. Z. ID. Morgan, u s.
Senator from Now York, and the Hon. Cakes Ames,
msmbor OF the u. 8. House Of Representatives, who
ara responsible for the delivery of these Bonds to the
Company In accordance with the terms Of the law.
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A PLEASANT INTERvIEw.-A Washington
dispatch says that Gen. Pope called upon the
President Saturday to pay his respects. The
interview was cordial and respectful. Gen.
Pope facetiously thanked the President for
relieving him from arduous and ihankless la
bors, and the latter, in the same spirit, ex
pressed his great satisfaction that he had been
instrumental in doing the General So great
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State News
ANDRoscoGGrN COUNTY.


The Lewiston Journal says that there have
been but about 800 entries in the 8. j. Court
for that county the past year; and that in the
Cumberland Courts one lawyer last term en-
tered rs cases, more than were entered alto
gether at the last term of the Androscoggin
Court. The Journals informant is entirely
mistaken as to the latter, for the highest num-
Der of entries made by any one lawy +, OF firm,
at the last civil term in this county was 81
cases. ga -
The Journal says N. w. FarweL ESQ.,, Is to
put 5000 spindles in operation in his remodel
ed mill at Lisbon Factory, to run on 40-inch
sheeting. s...f e.tt .ee ea,t...lq .gas5q
ARoosTooK COUNTY. 81 e. l.rrr
The Aroostook Times in speaking Of the ell
cotton OF Mr.. Burleigh as Land Agent says he
has thorough knowledge of the public lands,
and will make an acceptable and efficient Of
ficer, and In the discharge of the duties of the
Office we feel assured, that it will be this con-
slant aim, TO protect the rights of the settler,
as well as to guard the interests OF the State
The Aroostook Pioneer which has hitherto
been published at Presque Isle has been re-
moved to Houlton. r.
KENNEBEc, COUNTY.
The Kennebec journal says little moro
than half the disabled soldiers, inmates OF the
Military Asylum. recently burned, who have
been .quartered at Waverly Hall, left for
Philadelphia on Saturday morning at half
past hve O'Clock by special train. Those who
remain will be provided with accommodations
in the remaining buildings Of the asylum.
The Winthrop Bulletin says that one hun
dred and and twenty-five hands are employed
in the wooden mill in that town, turning out
over FIVE hundred blankets per day, which are
unsurpassed by no blankets made in the coun-
try. In manufacturing these blankets, one
pounds of wool are daily consumed.
AT the lower, OF cotton mill, twenty hands are
employed in making yarn, the most of which
is sold to parties out OF town. Six hundred
pounds per day is the average amount of yarn
made at this mill. af -1 q
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SAD ACCIDENT Star says that just be-
fore noon yesterday an aged Irish woman who
must be nearly seventy years old, fell on the
ice near the corner of Congress and Chestnut
streets, and fractured her hip She was taken
in Gowelrs shoe store and attended by DR..
Clarke. 1t being discovered that she had no.
body to take charge of her she was taken to
the City Hospital. She cannot recover from
her hurts. She has been living in the garrett
Sof an old house on the hilI.sA EaiasamI4
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ALADy insane with Neuralgia cured in five
minutes. Test Pain Paint free, at Sc Winter
ST., Boston. .vg-. -.
heal the sick, i cheer the faint,
SO make the Hopeless rally,
leave no stain Folks cali me paint
ssasYs On mountain top or valley. 81 gEELa5
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why Suffer from Sores ?

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands,
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Spraias, Cuts,
Wounds, and eeery Complaint OF the Skia. Try 1t,
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure TO ask tor -
a. sHale's As.sicG Oimssnent,
For sale by all druggists or send your address and
So cents to o. p. SEYMOUR q CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive box by return mail. W. r. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. april261ysn
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To Let,

.,..-,, To Let,
THE Second story Of the lower store In Donne,ls
u new block, opposite WOodman's corner OF Mid
de and Vine streets. Said room is 100 feet by 42
II mas ~ windows in it, yeIy wide handsome en-
trance ON Middle st, and is the best room Tor any
Jobbing business, to let In the city. Apply to -
w. +. PHILLIPS Il Co.
January IL. eodtf sN 7T
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Portland, Bangor and Machias sicam-
~, boat ComPany.-vy- ~
This company two years since purchased the
steamer City of Richmond to start the new en-
terprise of steamboat cominunicat alton between
this city and Machiasport and intermediate
landings, with their connections The enter
prise thus far has proved very successful, not
only to the stockholders but to all the various
interests Of our city, as wen as to the people
along the route One year ago the company
purchased wharves, store houses and leases Of
what is called the "Iaside-Route" to Bangor,
as it seemed to them very essential that the
company should have control, and run the two
routes; both OF which are so essential to the
various interests in our city, Not finding a
suitable steamer to purchase they chartered
the Milton Martin" the past season to run as
q day boat, as she was not fitted to answer the
requirements of night travel. The company
now own wharves and storehouses along the
route to Bangor and Machiasport, and also the
beautiful steamer City of Richmond but hay
ing t,oo first class steamboat routes and only
one steamer, they are about to make efforts to
get additional subscriptions to their stock for
the purchase of another steamer. As the bus
mess of freight and travel has SO increased on
the Machias route, the company inytheir pur-
chase will ne&doubt secure a larger boat than
the City of Richmond, Enough it will be re-
collected that she, at the time 81 her purchase,
was thought by many to be very, much larger
than was needed,) and place her on the Ma
chias route, and the City of Richmond ON the
Inside Route" to Bangor, TINS securing per
manently the benefits which may arise from
these two good steamboat lines running east
from this city touching all along the coast of
Maine bringing trade and traffic to merchants OF
allsclassos, and giving increased business to
our hotels, raising the value of the real estate
! in this city and vicinity, and also giving in
creased business to the several railroad lines
leading from Portland in various directions
We therefore hope that our people generally,
as well as the people along the routes, when
called upon for s1bseriptions to stock,will read
lily respond, and thus enable the company at
once to secure such steamer as is needed.
COMMERCIAL STREET.
1--WE trust the suggestion Of Commercial
Street may be needed, and that our capital
lists and merchants win take hold and subscribe
literally. 1t cannot help being good paying
stock.-ED]. @-A ~-F~S W .
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Earnings Of the Company.

At present, the profits Of the Company are derived
only rom Its local trac, but this is already much
more thaa sufficient to pay the interest on all the
Bonds tho Company can issue, II not another mile
were built IL Is not doubted that when the road Is
completed the through traffic of the only line con-
meeting the Atlantic and Pacific States will be large
beyond precedent, and, as there will be no compe-
uuon, II can always be done at profitable rates.
&c VIII be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad
l., In fact, Government Work, built under the SUI
psrvision or Government officers and to a large ex-
tent with Government money, and that its bonds
are issued under Government direction. 1t is be-
hevsd that no similar security il SO carefully guard
cd and certainly no other Is based upon a larger or
more valuable property. As the Comp.n
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Estate OF HezeIxiab PacIxard.

Estate OF Hezel<tah Packard.
LII persons indebted to said estate are hereby
IA called upon to make Immediate payment to the
undersignt i, in order to save costs.
~. ~ WIN. T.. NORRIS, Atty for said Estate,
jan9d1w* --t -rr Hr. No 100 Exchange st.
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Grand Line to the Pacific
Will be Compile In 1870,

Was never better. The means SO tar provided for
eonstruetionhas proved AMPLE and there is lack
Of funds for the NEST vigorous prosecution OF the
terprise. These are divided into four classes
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{ TIE stockholders of the Portland, Bangor
and Machias Steamboat Company win bear in
mind that their annual meeting takes place at
8 O'Clock this afternoon, r n
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8--THE LAND GRANT.

The Union Pacific Railroad. Company has a land
grant or absolute donation from the government OF
500 acres to the mile tho line ofthe road which
est valuation.
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.n,.,s,. 'S'
Brig j W prsko. Eaton. Bsts l..g
sen sen Dodge. Norwood. Boston. 4
Ser sl " Tinker, MillI.s.; Elsxsgta ior boston.
mo"sh D'"''"' if'"'n' iof for'S-
Sch Atlantic, Coombs, Belfast Tor Bostoa. j
''A pny, 49, D0"A'' ~ 'oi D''''n'
sss. CLEAk Red: - 60
zen ch nary JaS Wsscatt asny 81 SonH N
by, and L Hobson.
sAILED-sehs Evs Aaeu. IA Huffman. 4
FROM OUR ooRarsposDssr
BOOTHBAY, Jan s-Ar, BIZ sehs ocean Queen,
sSss ~ So aSt a0 LIGHT orns
p q Maddocks. Wylie. Boston n W Hsmmond
Hammond PASSPORT tor Boston q
az New Y,S Fan s.ssms, o csr,a spa,.
PortlandS II - n = Il = ~ II -
AZ at St john SS ls,s inst ses Es from Port
ias sd fin Havrs oath u,t ba,ouo Ns,,s nsrr,,,.n
'0I sa ~ GSra,ar 9oh MI. n,,, Hale, p,,nsv
B9yS. PM: slpa,,a s !ssd I'd o. IsshcIn.
insg Sssnn HAVANA i, 40 lon :, a. ,,,a o..
man, nom New YORK or Havana.
Sch Preddis Waiter Of Prov,n.s.ow. % tons
built 9. KsnnsbunL i 1857, tpov % tue passage
rt g I - IN, ~ peeh 500 iok siooo'
Capt U q Long "'h command her
Shin Great Repub,,e Hatt,s,a from G, Jobn Mr.
arrived q on tie sts S making the pas
the time was 10 days . hour. sfiAM
Cob c.,,or,no w m;,cSAS Sai..s s, ..s :.
esssy OF 90 on te
m Aonr II N q mn rad ffar
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Browns Bronchial Tr0ehes

Having 'drect Influence TO the parts giving imme-
sdiate relief. For Bronchitis, Aslhnna, Ga.
anrrh, CONSERVATIVE and Tkroat Diseases,
Trochss are used with always good success.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKE Frs use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches," and do
not take anyof the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. nol3d&w3m sN